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HARTFORD — The banking in­ Bolton L egislators (OWLS) bylaws LOS ANGELES — Director NEW DELHI, India - The In­ dustry has warned a legislative restrict membership to women. The Bolton Congregational Church The top of the news Roman Polanski was arrested dian election campaign went into Meet my congressman, committee that a proposal to Friday night and booked on suspi­ Ladies Benevolent ^ i e t y will at­ allow out-of-state banks to set up the home stretch today, with tend the Passover Meal at South HARTFORD — Connecticut cion of forcibly raping a 13-year- Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and business in Connecticut would be Public Works Commissioner old girl in the home of actor Jack Congregational Church in East Hart­ abled by “mental disorder” and her rivals crisscrossing a "disastrous.” Banking Com­ Robert A. Weinerman says the PROVIDENCE, R.I. - A bill to Nicholson. Polanski was the hus­ the former house painter ford March 16. alcoholism and should be put In politically vital state in their missioner Lawrence Connell Jr. state could save $5 million a year prohibit Rhode Island employers band of actress Sharon Tate, The Ladies of St. Maurice will the care of the public guardian, a quest for votes. Monday will be said the proposal is designed to in energy bills by updating from knowingly hiring certain il­ murdered with four friends by meet Monday at the Parish Center. Superior Court judge was told last day of campaigning for the By MIKE FEINSILBER tion in the Army. After two un­ “I get my best input from the accommodate corporations that heating and cooling equipment in legal aliens has cleared the members of the Charles Manson The Rev. Gerard Roux will speak at Friday. She is in a hospital at parliamentary elections. successful political races, he was YMCA back home,” he says. “And have moved or are considering state buildings. He is seeking a $5 Senate over arguments that the Family in 1969. WASHINGTON (UPI) - So he elected to the state legislature in 8:15 p.m. At the time, the program moving to Connecticut who deal state should stay out of a federal Newport t^ c h : won’t forget who he was and where I'll tell you. I’ve seen (House Speaker million bond issue to finance the 1972. He painted in the mornings and will be open to everyone in the with wealthier New York City enforcement problem. TAMPA, Fla. — Fifteen stolen VATICAN C IT Y -T he Vatican he comes from, Ekidie Beard carries Thomas P.) Tip O’Neill in the steam parish. modifications needed. today said Pope Paul VI has legislated in the afternoons. room at the gym here in the House! banks. SAN FRANCISCO - The paintings, including a 17th Cen­ a paint brush in the inside pocket of The Bolton High School National parents of five young followers of tury self-portrait by Van Dyck, recovered from the influenza that He says legislators would shun him “In the steam room at the Y and at AUGUSTA, Maine — Gov. PORTLAND, Maine - The his suit jacket. Honor Society will have a papier drive the Rev. Sun Myung Moon have were recovered Friday by FBI struck him Wednesday and has when he walked down the street the steam room here, let me tell you, HARTFORD — The federal James Longley says he’s prosecution was expected to ends Beard is a housepainter. He’s also April 2. Residents may bring their been given weekend custody of agents who posed as “hot art” resumed his normal activities and carrying a ladder, his neck spotted they all look the same.” government has declared the "delighted” with President its presentation today in the U.S. a congressman, one of the few blue- papers to the Community Hall and dealers. Three men who sold the Will appear on his balcony with paint. When he was in a business Beard sometimes talks back to Connecticut coastline a federal C a rte r’s choicd of retirin g District Court trial of Edward their children while the legal bat­ collar workers among the 535 deposit them in a truck the afternoon paintings to the agents were overlooking St. Peter’s Square as suit, he says, the same legislators, voters, too. disaster area, opening the way for Georgia Supreme 0)urt Judge Gullion Jr., 29, of Boston, charged tle over their guardianship con­ usual on Sunday. members of the House and Senate. A of April 1 and all day April 2. Papers tinues in court. arrested. would be back-slapping buddies. A constituent wrote to complain low interest loans for residents William B. Gunther as mediator with interstate transportation of Democrat, he was elected from may be left in front of homes for adversely affected by severe Rhode Island in 1974. More should run about Congress’ recent $12,900 pay to help reach a settlement with explosives allegedly used in a pickup. Anyone unable to get their winter weather damage to water- CHICAGO - Wallace D. KINSHASA, Zaire — Troops to Beard says it is a crying shame raise. He said Beard didn’t even Maine’s two Indian tribes who are series of terrorist bombings in bolster an embattled Zairean bat­ A voter gave him the inch-and-a- papers outside may arrange for in- related facilities such as marinas. Muhammad, whose presence was half-wide paint brush to remind him that more ordinary people don’t run deserve the old salary of $44,600. claiming title to much of the New last summer. WASHINGTON — The commis­ talion have been flown south to a house pickup by calling 649-6707, 649- demanded by Hanafi Muslim that he represents "the little for Congress. “I lifted the phone,” Beard said. 6311. state. But Sen. Edward Brooke, sion heading for Vietnam in what battleground where Katangese HARTFORD — A request by leader Khalifa Hamaas Abdul people.” He’s carried the brush so He says a rich congressman — one “I asked this guy what he was R-Mass., was disappointed Carter may be a final try at an accoun­ rebels invading from Angola have The Democratic Town Committee male legislators to join the SANTA ANA, Calif. - Rita Khaalis while Khaalis held 134 long the bristles are bent shapeless. with a famous name — once asked doing. ‘Watching the news on TV,’ he did not name a mediator for a ting for missing Americans was taken three towns and arrested will sponsor a corned beef and cab­ female-only club of legislators Hayworth, the red haired movie hostages in Washington, D.C., has Another brush is tacked to the wall him to explain how people live on says. similar dispute in the Cape Cod briefed today by the President at eight Americans. Washington has ' / bage dinner March 19 at St. Maurice has been rejected because the star of the 1940s and favorite protested the release of Khaalis outside his office. $10,000 a year. I’m working resort town of Mashpee. the White House. said it will evacuate eight other Church Parish Center. Irish folk Organization of Women pinup of World War II GIs, is dis­ from federal custody. To check up on how he’s doing with In 1974, he says, he made $9,000, in­ “I said, ‘While you’re watching the musib, in honor of St. Patrick’s Day, Americans. the people, ^ a r d sometimes puts on cluding overtime. His election news. I’m working here. At 10 o’clock will be provided by the Sheridan his old painter’s clothes when he goes quadrupled his income. tonight. I’ll be working while you’re family of Bolton. It is a BYOB affair. home to his district — the western Now his living costs have watching your soap operas.’ Setupk will be provided. Tickets may half of the smallest state. skyrocketed to $20,000, partly “I ask the guy, ‘What do you do on be purchased from any town com­ Waits for reaction because he has to travel a lot and Saturday mornings?’ He says he mittee member. maintain two households, but he "I drop into a diner^ and I say to sleeps late Saturdays. I tell him, banks most of his congressional the guy sitting next to me, ‘That guy ‘While you’re sleeping. I’m out Hebron salary. His family still lives in the meeting voters. Ths wsathsr Beard — they ought to get rid of old house in Cranston, R.I. The Art Club at Rham High School Inside today him’.” ’Then he waits for the reac­ “ T m out working, and you're Too many people are intimidated is offering its “ Get Out of the tion. telling me I ’m not worth the Increasing cloudlnen tonight, low by politicians, he says. Back home, Kitchen” food sale to benefit the Art Area news...... 8 Editorial ...... 4 Beard, 37, grew up poor. His father money!” ’ around 40. Sunday cloudy with showers Hmtlb Scholarship drive. For the next walking along the street, he says, he He says he considers Washington developing. High in SOs. Chance of rain Churches ...... 6 Obituaries ...! . 14 died of tuberculosis jvhen he was 11. month a list of offerings will be Classified ... 10-12 Sr. Gtizens...... 2 can see people who Would like to talk “a bus stop” in his ride through life. 20 per cent toni^t, 80 per cent Sun^y. Jl^nchester^A City of Village Charml His mother took in washing. Beard posted in the teachers’ Ipunge school Comics...... IS Sports...... 9-10 to him, but are overawed. Someday, he says, “God forbid,” National weather forecast map on roURTEEN PAGES shined shoes to help support the office. Sign up for a Dinner for Two, Page 11. Dear Abby...... 13 Wings...... 7 Never awed he may be defeated — for speaking WEEKEND INSIDE PRICEi FIFTEEN CENTS family. He went to summer camp add the date desired, and it will be , 0)NN.. SATURDAY, MARCH » , 107?- VOL. XCVI, No. 137 operated by the police and benefitted He's never awed, he says. If the out, or for taking stands unpopular at home. brought to school and refrigerated. from the Santa Claus fund, a charity Washington bureaucracy is slow ac­ Choices of baked offerings will also “I’ll pack up all my pictures and' run by a newspaper. ting on a Rhode Island project, “I lift be available. A new list will be posted He finished his high school educa­ the phone and raise some hell.” I’il go home,” he says, “and join the weekly. millions.” The Men’s Fellowship of the First Congregational Church of Hebron is Foreign news commentary sponsoring its annual pancake and Storms lash Midlands sausage supper on Saturday, March 19 from 5 to 8 p.m. with continuous By MICHAEL ROSENBAUM Tornadoes were reported Friday in more than 5,000 pounds of snakes snow fell at Laramie and seven in­ dining and special children’s shows. United Press International Texas, Louisiana and Missouri, while already were watting. ches at Cheyenne. Drifts were more A Walt Disney movie and cartoons Tornadoes, blizzards and violent drifting snow made roads impassable Tornadoes damaged homes, up­ than six feet deep. Bureaucracy out of control will be shown. Tickets will be windstorms tore up trees, tore down in Nebraska, Wyoming, Kansas,‘New rooted trees and tore down power Winds approaching 90 miles per Celebrates 97th birthday available until supper time from any homes and blocked hundr^s of miles Mexico and South Dakota. lines in northeastern Louisiana, but hour raked northeastern New Mexico BY GREGORY JENSEN every British tax “dollar” just to pay Bureaucrats employed by the Mrs. Flora Wells reads one of the cards given to her on the Men’s Fellowship member. A tornado touched down near no injuries were reported. Another of highways in western and plains with snow and sand, closing the collectors. national government make up the Marshall, Tex., leaving a swath of tornado hit Isabella, Mo., injuring at LONDON (UPI) - Alan celebration of her 97th birthday by friends and neighbors at South Windosr states, while eastern states basked in highways and stranding motorists. Greengross, a local government of­ Nearly one out of every three smallest section of the over-all civil Cronin Hall, Mayfair Gardens, where Mrs. Wells lives. Although record warmth. uprooted trees in its wake. least one mobile home resident. ficial in London, sighed as he rose to British workers is employed directly service total. There are more than Applications for the South Windsor “It’s lousy. Sixty mile an hour Up to eight inches of snow fell in her party was held Wednesday, her real birthday is Friday. On winds — gusts up to 75. There’s no deliver his own proof that British by government, national or local. 750,0(K) of them now. Community Scholarships are now Swimathon western Nebraska, cutting power and Further east, Albany, N.Y. bureaucracy is out of control. The precise figure is 29 per cent. Saturday, her son and daughter and their families will take her available at the Career Resource moisture anywhere,” said a sheriff's closing more than 200 miles of reported a record high of 70 degrees, spokesman in Potter (bounty. “The “When this borough was formed in “The mushrooming of our civil ser­ to dinner at Fiano’s Restaurant. Mrs. Wells also has three Center at South Windsor High School. Interstate 80. Gusts of 80 milps per breaking a mark of 64 set in 1898. dirt is about to blow us all away.” 1965,” he told the Camden Council, vice is becoming a bad national Up 60,000 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. (Herald photo by Windsor High School seniors and raises money hour reduced visibility to zerd. Several cities in Ohio reported The weather wasn’t affecting plans “it had a population of 220,000 and 4 - joke,” one expert said recently. In the three years of the present Pinto) graduates are eligible to apply. To Wyoming was recovering today record highs under stagnant air that 260 staff. Many examples Labor government the number has learn more, call Kay Biancucci at for pool fund to open the annual Rattlesnake Roun­ with a forecast of diminishing winds led to an air pollution alert in four dup at Sweetwater, Tex., where “Now it has a population of 191,000 Britain's current situation holds jumped by about 60,000. In one year 644-8848, or stop in at the Career and rising temperatures. A foot of eastern Ohio counties. and 7,000 staff. any number of typical bureaucratic ending last March, says a just- Arts Council completes Resource Center. From 9 p.m. Friday night untit 7:30 “If things continue at the present examples: published official report, the Inland this morning, 48 members of the rate, the council’s staff will exceed • Late last year the government Revenue department added 6,000 Vernon Instructors of the Handicapped the borough population by the year enacted a new tax on “development civil servants at a cost of some $35 board appointments As its next event in a series of (lOH) swam in relay teams to raise Is the honeymoon over? 2025.” land.” A separate office set up to ad­ million a year. Lenten programs, the First money for the organization. The Manchester Arts Council has Pinpoints a trend minister it has 170 employees “The government’s present paper Congregational Church of Vernon lOH Advisor David Moyer said WASHINGTON (UPI) - Is the 19 water projects without consulting the day after, Byrd said it was “a plans are that the current civil ser­ completed its tibard appointments. Greengross was only pinpointing a already. will have a Greek dinner March 13 in today that although all the returns much-heralded honeymoon between any of the affected members. clear message to the White House vice figure will represent a peak,” Board membership is divided among national trend. At this rate, it seems, • Six years earlier the government primary function is to be directly Fellowship Hall. This will be are not in, he estimated about $1,200 President Carter and the heavily After Carter met with about 70 to that members of Congress expect to abolished another type of tax. The said the Economist magazine recent­ four categories. engaged in the arts. followed by a seminar led by Charles has been raised which will benefit the Democratic Congress over less than 80 members Thursday and refused be consulted ...” civil servants will soon outnumber The members and categories are everyone else. separate office which administered it ly, “and that there will be a fall of Associate members represent any Kurker of St. George’s Greek group’s pool fund. two'months after it began? “ to budge an inch,” the Senate struck Byrd said he had written Carter a 10,000 by some time in 1978-79. as follows: Already the state-run National still has 20 people on its payroll. business, corporation or partnership Orthodox Church, Hartford. The This was the lOH’s third Maybe not, but Congress is more swiftly. letter expressing his disappointment Participating — Douglas Rivard, swimathon, but the second all-night Health Service' has more ad­ • Two years ago the government “These paper plans will, as usual, supportive of the arts. dinner will start at 6 p.m. For more than a bit miffed at Carter and not It voted, 65 to 24, to override at the White House limitation of its be scuppered.” Foot Prints; Anne Miller, Little ministrators than doctors. spent millions on a computer system The Manchester Arts Council will information or reservations call the swimathon. The swiimners swam in shy about letting him know it. Carter’s decision and more than half consultation to phone calls hours Theatre of Manchester; Terry Ron- teams of five at a time for 20 lengths The tax-collecting Inland Revenue to process all applications for Tough union opposition to staff cuts elect, or re-elect current board church office, 875-7580. Senate Democratic Leader Robert of the 62 Democrats voted against before the cancellation of water son, Manchester Arts Association; at the Manchester High School pool has more civil servants than the U.S. drivers’ licenses at a central loca­ and vigorous pressure by labor’s left members in June. Hope Chapter 60, Order of Eastern Byrd, using blunt language, told the President. projects became known. Byrd did not Jackie Frasher, Manchester Civic and then rested. Internal Revenue for a country four tion. It takes more civil servants to wing against any cuts in services Alan Mason of the department of Star, will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Carter Friday he better stop ignoring The Senate voted to order Carter to release the letter but told reporters Orchestra; Charles Plese, Grinders and doughnuts were times as large. It takes 2 per cent of run the new center than the old have scuppered previous plans time human services is chairman of the the Masonic Temple, Orchard St. Congress. spend money appropriated for 18 of the gist of its contents. system employed. and again. Manchester Community College. board. Fifty-year pins will be awarded to brought in during the night for “The road can be smooth or the the 19 projects. The only exemption “'They (the members of Congress) Associate — Walter Kuczek, Allied several members. , energy boosters. Adults and former road can be rough” for Carter in his was a Missouri project not included expect more than just a telephone Structures; Lee Burton, Burton Taking a breather ' lOH members served as chaperones relations with the Senate and House, at the request of the state’s two call that such and such an action has Dance Studio; Phillip Harrison, throughout the swimathon. Byrd told reporters. senators. been taken,” Byrd said. “The road Rockville High School lists Harrison’s Stationers; Lucy Custer, Diane Patapchuk, left, gives a cup of water to Mary Ellen Clary Moyer said the swimathon gave the What turned Congress “rough” Obviously angry and hoping to be can be smooth or the road can he Lydall, Inc.; Blanche Stone, Stone & CB marking Saturday who takes an exhaustion break from swimming during the lOH members a chance to socialize was Carter’s decision to stop work on asked about the meaning of the vote rough.” Goldberg. and get to know each other better Identification numbers will be numbers will be registered with the Individual — Lillian Hunter, Mar- Instructors of the Handicapped (lOH) swimathon which began and, most important of all, feel a engraved on CB rigs for Manchester police department. second quarter honor roll cie Lain, Grace Rubinow, Uta Keith, CB’ers Club members who bring last night and ended this m o^ n g at the Manchester High School part of lOH. Isabel Compasso, Rosemarie Papa, The club meeting will begin at 8 Here is the second quarter honor Also, Robert Lessig, Eileen McKone, them to the club meeting Saturday at p.m. pool. (Herald photo by Dunn) * Grade 11 Stephen Romeo Marilyn Peracchio. Carter may ax more projects roll for Rockville High School: Donna Miller, Rosemary Quinlan, Bren­ the VFW Home on E. Center St. High honors Appointed by the town Board of The club will sponsor a cribbage Grade 12 Darlene Bokis, Diane Brunell, John da Robinson, George Roccatagliata, From 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.. Officer tournament Saturday and Sunday, WASHINGTON (UPI) - Another the President to restore 18 of the 19 had benefit-to-cost ratios “less than Diane Sadlak, Linda Small, Linda Stmad, Directors — Jean Burnett, John James McCooe of the Manchester list of water projects tvgeted for a projects to the budget. High honors Chapdelaine, Nancy Chartier, Mary March 19 and 20, at the Nike Site off I unity” — meaning they would return Sue Thompson, William Tuppeny, Rhon­ Johnston and Alan Lamson. Police Department will engrave Dieters hoard saccharin fund cutoff by the Carter administra­ The new list, prepared by the Corps Gregory Ames, Mark Anderson, Terri Ellen Chicolne, Brenda Cleveland, Cecily Keeney St. from 9 a.m. to noon and less than a dollar in benefits for da Tutko, Mark Wehrli, Susan Wellner. Participating members represent mobile or base sets that are brought tion has surfaced, and it’s not Anderson, Joan Aubin, Robyn Beaulieu, Cloutier, Jean Daigle, Richard Davis, from 7 to 9:30 p.m. By ALLAN R. BRUCE of Engineers and sent to key every dollar they cost. Honors any non-profit organization whose buying saccharin products by the business in diet soft drinks. Barbara Bousquet, Valerie Boynton, Carol Fabijanczuk, Brian Furbish. to him. This service will be free. The The tournament is open to anyone. Untied Press International expected to be the last. members of Congress, listed 38 more But whether tte new fiscal evalua­ Also, Deborah Gilbert, Jennifer Curt Anderson, Christine Barounsky, truckload — just as they hoard^ the ‘ “A man bought a truckload right The list brought the number of en­ water projects — including the $1.4 Thomas Bronson, Valerie Burke, Daniel Players are asked to bring their own One man offered to send a $100 tion criteria will hold is questionable. Gledhill, Guy dottier, Michael dottier, Craig Boudle, Colleen Brand, Gail real thing, sugar, during World War here,” Schmidt said. “And the same dangered projects to 72 in states Callahan, Chris Campelli, Mary Cassells, cribbage boards. Cards will be money order to a Pennsylvania firm billion Tennessee-Tom.bigbee When the Senate told Carter it Paul Grochowskl, Robert Hagerty, Capello, Norma Chapman, Debbie II. thing has happened at branch offices ranging from Florida to Washington Waterway in Alabama and Mississip­ Alan Chandler, Brenda Crockett. Gements, Diane Colangelo, David O)ok, supplied. for “all the saccharin it would buy.” wanted work on 18 projects to con­ Also, Christine Daigle, Candace David­ Steven Hall, Janice Hewitt, Kent The FDA proposed the ban on in Chicago, Denver and New York.” and Maine to California. pi — as having failed to meet the ad­ Suzanne Couture, Kenneth Davenport, ' A New York woman complained tinue, it also said the administration son, Dwight Day, Gayle Diebolt, Laura Kuyumjian, Patricia Maurice, Philip saccharin because a Canadian study In Plum, Pa., Martin Sachnoff, And it was likely to bring the ministration’s initial criteria for con­ Miller. Susan Donahue, Douglas Dugan. she’s “ always on a d iet.” She should go back to the old 3 W per cent Ellis, Steven Fisher, Mary Fleming, John showed that in massive doses it may president of Sacrinpak Corp., a Democratic-controll^ Congress to tinued construction. Also, Suzanne Niemann, Cynde Parker, Also, Beth Fisher, William Fox, Susan threatened to sue the government if discount rate. Use of a lower rate Gorecki, Dana Gregus, Elizabeth Hesse, I cause bladder cancer in laboratory major supplier of saccharin the end of its patience with Carter Of the 38, four already were on Diane Patrizzi, Mark Pederson, Russell Ganey, Philip Gonsalves, Barbara saccharin is taken off the market and results in more favorable benefit-to- Susan Irwin, Michael Judd, Mary Kirby, a animals. And the key to the con­ packages and saccharin tablets, said administration efforts to halt funding Carter’s original list of 19 scratched Mary Koehler, Robert Kukulka. Prechtl, Allen Riberdy, Marc Shakin, Green, Kerry Green, Ronald Joy, Daniel >K8tA)r says: at Pm’s she gets so fat her husband files cost ratios. Kehoe, Tracy King, Michael Knybel, An­ troversy was the terminology — all his customers were calling “to for projects the lawmakers had ap­ from the fiscal 1978 budget sent to Also, Denis Lamberg, Arthur Lamme. Cindy Shaw, Donna Smith, Gregory A weight watchers group in Los Since the new list Included only drew Krassowski, Rod Kunz. A massive doses. double and triple orders.” proved long ago. Congress by President Ford before Robert Malkin, David Martin, Jeffrey Surdel, Robin Tierney, Jean Turner, Angeles argues that obesity is a projects that did not meet initial Cathy Webster, Stefanie Wermter, Also, Lori Lentocha, Carole Levitt, We still have Apples A Fred Schmidt, president of Shasta “We had calls from as far away as Senate Democratic Leader Robert he left office. Martin, Allison McMillan, Marsha “known killer” while it’s only con­ economic standards, another list Is Matthew Wytas. Joanne Lewis, Janet Manchester, Rick Beverage Co., said in San Francisco California. One person wanted to Byrd, who so far has worked closely The other 34 were deemed fiscally Miller, Sharon Moses, Michael Munroe, A sidered “possible” that saccharin expected for Corps projects the Martino, Susan McMahon, Kathy Moriar­ By the basket the FDA action was ridiculous. send a $100 money order for all the with the White House, bluntly unsound under guidelines for some Susan O’Coln, Anne O'Crowley, Donna A causes harm. Carter administration considers en­ Pasternak, David Pfalzgraf. ty, Gaudia Moritz, John Narkawicz. “It would take 800 cans a day all saccharin it would buy,” he said. warned Carter Friday members of 340 federal water projects under con­ Honors Also, Philip Scheid, Heidi Schneider, A Americans across the nation vironmentally unsound. Also, Kevin Quinlan, Joan Redfield, your life of Diet Shasta to get the A New York woman said she was Congress were fed up. struction or in the final planning Margaret Beatrice, Kim Bloniarz, Ellen Schumey, Dawn Shuey, Susan “ORCHARD FRESH" reacted angrily Friday to the Food Earlier in the week, it was dis­ Doreen Ritzen, Teri Ruganis, Patricia A saccharin dose they gave those afraid she’d “ get so fat 1 can’t get “They expect more than just a stage. Stasia Bloniarz, Karen Bryant, Mark Skillen, Valerie Stigas, Denise Sullivan, •Macs •CorBands •Esaaaia and Drug Administration’s proposed closed 49 additional water projects Sadlak, Andrea Skowronek, Stephen A rats,” Schmidt said. through the door of my apartment” if telephone call that such and such an The new criteria require the use of Burgess, Sandra Cordner, Sharon Daigle, Anita Svirk, Donna Therrien, Alan Tiedt, • FRESH CIDER •DaRdOHa Rad 6 BnMtn ban on the artificial sweetener being built by the Interior Depart­ Spencer, John Summers, Barry Taylor, William DiPletro, Thomas Donahue, Jamie Uzell, Tony Waggoner, Linda A Schmidt was doing a booming the government takes saccharin off action has been taken,” Byrd said. a 6 3/8 per cent “discount rate” — the Michael Turner, Karina Urtans, Debra saccharin. They began to hoard it — ment had flunked initial screening. Cathy Ducharme, Gloria Fielding, Walker. I. FRESH A the market. “If my husband divorces “The road can be smooth, or the road assum ^ cost of federal borrowing — “ Adverse environmental impact,” Vogel, Pamela Youngerman. Catherine Foley. Grade 9 9 AiporieUBt FsM| BoMOfl LsttUOOb OfMII SoumK. ShNisA A me, then I’ll sue the government,” can be rough.” to evaluate the economic soundness was listed as the reason for flunking Honors Also, Sandra Goldsmith, Dawn Har­ ( High honors^ A she said. “I will.” Byrd’s warning came one day after of projects. most of those projects. Sally Aberle, Desiree Atamian, Peggy ding, Anne Harriman, Amy Harrison, the Senate had voted 64 to 25 to tell According to the list, the projects Bachiochl, Margaret Beebe, Thomas Lynne Holbrook, Robin Heck, Unda Gregory Barbero, Cindy Bryant, Nancy A Bell, Stephen Bilow, Mary Boyle, Diane Huelsman, Mary Judd, Mary Juliano, Cavanaugh, Jonathan Connell, Ann IMPORTED A Brand, Jill Bullock, John ^navarl, Mark Mark Kane, Jill Kanter, Joseph Kehoe, Cosgrove, Marie Culjak, Paul Dickinson, ■ Him pplaa, m dlaM arapw, NiMzaa, Unwa, Tangarima, Huim, A Budget planners face Contois, JoAnn Cropley. Jackie Koehler. Paul Ekiund, Linda Gibbs, Mark NMtMhiM.TMipttOranaM.SmaD'AiqiNiSMn.tMMnlM. A Also, Angela D’Agata, Julius Dichter, Also, Sandra Lindstrom, Michael Grochowskl, James Grzymkowski, Paula COMMM oua PWCIS S Va/WITY______Matthew DuBeau, Charles Dwyer, Keith Maloney, Michael Marocchini, David Guerette. A March 27 deadline EMwards, Jane Ely, Sue Fitzgerald, McKone, MaryAnn Mlerzwa, Mark Also, Stephen Heaney, David Lamot, RE NIK II nu IM V HM W TM CMISy^^ ^Greedy hand’ tag miffs legislators Shona Lockhart, Kathleen McKone, Ran­ JANET Daniel Flurey, Bryan Flint, Nadine Mocadio, Michael Moore, Elizabeth Wait ftp Im Eidn tl howtM iMlati I WMar manager’s tenUtlve budget to be Flythe, Gerard Gagne, Theresa Glidden, dy Mocadio, Beth Osolln, David Pardus, By GREG PEARSON Mundell, Lisa Murphy, Richard Myers, rutcr completed by then. HARTFORD (UPI) - James P. Cindy Gonsalves. Ronald Nolan, Janet Norris, Nancy Beth Phillips, Brian Prechtl, Mary-Jayne CARINI Herald Reporter In his prepared testimony Rybeck, “lam deeply insulted by the for­ ''People are constantly being im­ Pullen, Roxanne Rozman, Jean Saccuzzo, The town is also, for the first time, Rybeck told lawmakers what he Also, Deborah Hammond, Laurie Har­ O'Brien, Lisa Orlowski, John Polhemus, A TOWITOES Despite the recent concentration of Meriden, called the tax an exam­ mal statement of the Connecticut posed upon, taxes always go up and Jill Spencer, Robin Wytas. ^ using a computer to do most of the thought of their taxing policy and the never go down,” he retorted in ding, Debbie Hopowiec, Sheryl Raymond Poulin. C r e a tiv e on the proposed industrial park, work ple of the “silent hand of government Investment Bankers Association,” FANCY CAUF. print-out work involved in the ten­ legislators told him — in no uncertain defense of the “greedy hand” com­ Huelsman, Michael Johnson, Paula Also, Nancy Rey, Cynthia Rothwell, Honors on the town budget has been con­ with their greedy hand in our Mrs. Beck said and then proceeded to Susan Ames, Cheryl Apel, Marilyn S t y l i s t tative budget document. terms — to watch his language. ment. Jones, Laurie Kinneair, Daryl Kunz, Lori Uura Saccuzzo, David Sanborn, William CMROTS tinuing. pockets.” give Rybeck a piece of her mind. KwiatkowskI, Edward Laskowskl, Schaufler, Lynda Schulze, Risa Shwartz, Cameron, Daniel Champ, Jenny Dickson, a t O i i g t oS69*| “We’re trying to use our computer Upset at testimony by Rybeck, Rep. David Lavlne, D-Durham, Thomas S. Moore, town controller, That remark caused Democratic I‘I think you have valid problems, Edward Lavoie. Andrea Sereby, David Shaffer, Amy Cindy Doolady, Glenn Doyle, Richard 8BALTEST capability to print out the numerical president of the Connecticut Invest­ observed privately after Rybeck left _ CALfOMU^^ said that the tentative budget will be and Republican lawmakers — some but, sir, to call us names is an insult Also, Michael Madden, Donna Martin, Shapera, David Singer, Steven Smyrskl, Diisto, Sue Furbish, Kim Gordm, Sharon figures,” Moore said. ment Bankers Association, that law­ the hearing, “That’s an interesting IC E '*»••• out on time and that is about on a par to the Democratic process,” she Michael Martin, Beth Michaud, Ronald Strauss, David Theriaque, Mark Harding, Peter Heggie, Cheryl Holmes. A The tentative manager’s budget in­ makers thought insulted their in­ on opposite sides of the dividend example of how you can do yourself a Also, Lisa Jamison, David Joy, Kerri budget this year is about on a par said. More than an hour later she was Katherine Montanye, Lisa Moody, Torres, Michael Trlngali, Mark Zanella. JUttuce 39* A cludes each department’s request tegrity, they closed ranks Friday to question — to join forces to protect great deal of harm in this place.” Kane, Jeff Koenig, Paul Kukulka, Sue i i c o m V- CREAM A with past efforts. still fuming. Maureen Moriarty, Lynn Moriglioni, V AMai n and the manager’s recommendations lecture him on manners. their own. Rybeck said he thought the tax on Nancy Newcomb, Elyse Petelle, Janice Grade 10 Lane, Bryan Mannel, Heather Martin, HAIR BOUTIQUE o rtN DAILY I A.M. TO S P.M. • SUNDAYS • A.M. TO • P.A. T “We’re always working right up to ^tW«|ASni«N«r»M.tiMitfAtNip«ra,pliMUIIinrne*t«9* ■ . for funding for the departments. Rybeck was among a number of Rybeck probably didn’t help his House Chairman Gardner Wright, dividends was unfair to the invest­ Plante, Marjorie Prouix. Karen Moore. deadline,” Moore said. 'The deadline High honors 8PECIALIZINQ IN This first draft of the budget is sub­ people who asked the legislature’s case any by asking Sen. Audrey D-Bristol, told Rybeck, “I resent ment community because there was Also, Laurie Quinn, Sue Reudgen, Also, Stacey Nutter, Russ Oeser, is March 27,95 days before the end of Cindy Boynton, Tara Burke, Jon PRECISION CUTTINQ • ROLLER STYLING AND ject to public hearings and further Finance Committee to repeal the Beck, D-Mansfield, the powerful your remarks about this no such levy on tunk interest. He said William St. Jean, Robert Samson, Robin Burnep, Mary Colemap, Scott Donnelly, Cheryl Pasternak, Kim Pelletier, the fiscal year, according to the BLOW DRYING • PERMS AND COLORSI ePFRII ' " “ o r recommendations by the Board of seven per cent tax on d iv id e ^ for cochairman of the committee, who legislature.” such a policy constituted a state sub­ Sargent, Wendy Satemls, Kathy Sharkey, Eric Fisher, Doris Gunther, Barbara William Phelan, Jeff Polhemus, Laura S ■ jklU A P pRODucer. f Town Charter. Rothammer, Lisa Stokes, Sheryl WALK-INS ACCePTSD Directors, who will eventually make persons earning more than ^,000 a she was and mistakenly addressing Rybeck didn’t give up, although he Amy Sorensen, Lynne Stigas, Annette Hesse, Suzanne Holmes, Ois Inguanti, That date falls on a Sunday this sidy of the banking Industry that Thibeault, Sue Tyszka, Frank VanGeef, 9 276 O u E m ST.. RliUlCHESTEH • 643-6364 2 the final appropriations for the 1977- year. But it was the way he did it that his written testimony to the Banking told the committee his testimony TMra, Christine Tomko, Todd Wright. Cindy Johnson, Kim Kibbe. 390 MAIN ST. 649-7666 year, but Moore expects the could be traced to a strong bulking Carol Weber. gOTggOTaaagggM saa uin 78 fiscal year. made the difference. Committee. wasn’t aimed at them personally. lobby. •M PAGE TWO -MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Sat.. March 12. 1977

News for senior citizens MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn, , Sat., March 12, 1977 - PAGE THREE ^ By WALLY FORTIN « Manchester Voters... 8lh District .Hi there! Guess what? The Showboat, senior citizen A reminder that Tuesday is a big and important day. Public style, is coming, and in fact, it’s just around the corner. official urges Washington It’s the day of the referendum in which we all are to vote U st wMk I was asking for help to sell tickets and now either yes or no for the new industrial park. It’s really a records I’m telling you that from all the reports coming in, they voter turnout book fair most important vote, and I’m urging all our seniors to are going like hot cakes. So now. I’m telling you to pick please make every effort to vote and let us lead the town. Michael Massaro, president of the Wurraiily ileeils up your tickets now because we may have only a limited next week If you need a ride, just check other parts of the paper and Make Yew MARK Eighth Utilities District, is urging all Pearl E. Hathaway, also known as number left to sell at the door. In fact, if you wait too you’ll find telephone number to call. district residents to vote in the Pearl E. Koles, Glastonbury, to long, you may not get the tickets for the night you’d like. Washington School P T A will March 15 referendum on the Robert E. Clark and Deborah E, The show is going to be real “super” and you'll be sorry Mini-bus sponsor a book fair next week from proposed industrial park. Clark, property at 34 Princeton St., if you miss it. Now that we have our mini-bils, we are begirfning to get Monday through Thursday in the The referendum is for approval of $42,(K)0. swamped with calls to take seniors here and there and so For Your school’s media center. The public is Tomorrow, we will have a double rehearsal at 1:30 p.m. a $15,4 million bond issue to cover all for the tambourine group and regular chorus: at 4:30 we must make the following rules: invited. development costs connected with Shirley M. Weiss, Coventry, to p.m., the male chorus including Gloria and Bea.,Then at 5 1. You must call into our office at least one day in ad­ Proceeds from the fair will be used the park, which would be located James W. Finnegan and Judith G. p.m. to 5:30 p.m., there will be a dinner break. At 5:30 vance. to purchase furnishings for the media 2. Try to make your appointments for the morning and near Exit 93 of 1-86. The site is in Finnegan, property at 22 Server St., center. p.m., everyone in the show must be present because we Buckland, the section of Manchester no later than 2 p.m. $25,000. Book offerings will be in various will run through the complete show, including all the acts that is the subject of the fire jurisdic­ 3. We will not make any pickups on Thursday other than price ranges and categories including and skits. Aiso tomorrow, everyone must bring ali their tion case between the Town of costumes so we can check them out. bringing seniors to our program. Industrial PARK pM-i'iitor’d ilfcd classics, fiction, crafts and reference Manchester and the District. 4. If appointments are in the afternoon, and will be late Irene V. Brennan, executrix of will work. Don’t forget now, the show is Friday and Saturday Massaro voiced his support of the when completed, you may get a ride to the appointment, ’ of Eleanor G. Uiirns, to Richard C. The hours will be 9 a.m. to 3:30 evening at 8 and Sunday afternoon at 2:30 p.m., April 1,2 proposed park, which, if developed, but not back home. Bieu and Sheryl R Bieu, property at p.m,, Monday through Wednesday, and 3 at the East Catholic High auditorium. would include a two-million square 5. Our first priority is to pick up members and bring 50 Victoria Rd., $28,500. and 9 a m. to noon on Thursday. The Cruise cabins foot catalog distribution center them to our center for programs and only after that we fair will also be open Tuesday from 6 A reminder that we stili have a few cabins ieft for the owned by the J.C. Penney Co will try to make other trips, but if there is a conflict, then '■A; to 7 p.m prior to the P T A meeting. Bermuda-Nassau trip and time is running out so drop on our priority comes first. by this week, pick up a flyer and join the gang. Boat cruises are aiways the greatest. You’re realiy Menu for the week MCC to introduce free to relax and enjoy doing just about anything or Monday, homemade beef noodle soup with crackers, basking in tbe sun on the deck. Always lots of action, cheeseburger on a bun, butterscotch pudding with meditation courses social events, entertainment provided by Cab Cailoway coconut topping, beverage, and Peter Duchin’s Orchestra. Then of course, the meals Wednesday, homestyle chicken gumbo creole with Introductory presen­ Other introductory talks MARCH SPECIALS ON SIDING! are just fabulous, and to me, it’s the only way to go, so crackers, sliced turkey on whole wheat, fruited Jello, tations of the transcenden­ on transcendental medita­ join us for a fun packed week. beverage. Home Show activities get under way tal meditation program tion, the program of aluminum , vinyl siding Whiie on trips, we are now taking names oniy for the Thursday, corned beef and cabbage with all the trim­ will be offered three days Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, Nova Scotia Hop and if we sign up enough for a second mings, boiled potatoes, Irish soda bread, lime sherbet, The Jaycees this week began inviting merchants to display their wares in the 1977 Jaycee next week. will be offered Wednesday with insulated panels bus, we will take it: if not, those on the iist wili fill in any beverage. at 1 and 7:30 p.m. in the Home Show which will be staged at the Manchester State Armory May 14 and 15. Among The first one will be 2 0 Colors To Choose FromI cancellations. Friday creamy tomato soup with crackers, deep fried given at the Manchester community room of First the groups endorsing the show are the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce, Prices Are Now Lower on SIdIngl fish sandwich, sliced peaches, tea. TUESDAY, MARCH 15 Community College Federal .Savings, 344 W. Schedule for the week National Media Advertising and All-American Display. Discussing a show exhibit with A1 Women's Center on Middle Tpke., and Free Estimates — Easy Terms The action at the center starts with our Tuesday Senior Seiffert Sr., right, at his Hartford Rd. appliance store, are, from left, A1 Seiffert Jr. and Bowling League at the Parkade Lanes with the foilowing Sunday 1:30 p.m., tambourine group and regular chorus Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. For Thursday at the same results: Men Class A (over 130 average) high tripie, rehearsal. 4:30 p.m. Male chorus rehearsal and at 5:30 show co-chairmen, Ralph Alexander and Anthony Petraitis. Booth rental information can further information, call times in the community BILL TUNSKY 649-9095 Howard Miiler, 511: high single, Mike Denhup, 198: Men p.m., complete rehearsal of full cast. be obtained from Alexander at 649-4804 from 6 to 8 p.m. or Petkaitis at 278-3930 from 9 a.m. the Women's Center at 646- hall at Mott’s, 587 E. Mid­ Class B (130 average and under) high triple, Jim Rizza, Monday through Friday, we are still registering for to 5 p.m. Rental income will be used to support Jaycee community activities and services. 4900, extension 286 or 232. dle Tpke. both the Neva Scotia and Nassau-Bermuda trips. 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. 413: high single, John Rice, 159: Women Class A (over 100 (Herald photo by Pinto) average) high triple. Celeste King, 388: high single. Monday: 10 a.m., kitchen social bingo games, one Marge Hall, 145: Women Class B( 100 average and under) canned goods needed. Noon to 12:30 p.m., lunch served. 1 high triple, Ann Haupt, 370: high single, Polly Kenneway, p.m., pinochle games. Bus pickup 8:30 a.m., return trips Sewer project meeting dropped, 163. at 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. Here’s why your vote is On Wednesday, it was crewel embroidery class and Tuesday: 9:30 a.m., trip for shopping. 10 a.m., square public bearing next Tuesday also pinochle games with 36 players and the following dance class, oil painting class and ceramic class. 1 p.m., "We granted them this privilege winners: Sam.Schors, 652: Esther Anderson, 647: Arvid return trip from shopping and Senior Bowling League at The Board of Directors of the Eighth before,” he said. Peterson, 595: Paul Schuetz, 575: A1 Chelman, 551: Renne the Parkade Lanes. Also, income tax help from 1 p.m. to so important... Utilities District has decided not to meet SAU STARTS SUNDAY! A sewer installation project in the Marie, 547: Diane Robert, 546: Grace Moore, 537: Jennie 4 p.m. with Jay J. Giles, director of public Fogarty, 537. Wednesday: 10 a.m., pinochle games and crewel em­ works, concerning a proposed sewer Baldwin-Concord Rd. area was considered in 1974. At that time, the District directors In the afternoon we had ten bridge players and the broidery class. Noon to 12:30 p.m., lunch served. 12:45 Manchester’s unemployment now Is estl-l project in the north end of town. approved the plan, Massaro and Giles lucky winners were: Mabel Loomis and Willard Hoovey p.m., bridge games. 1 p.m., craft class. Bus pickup at At a recent Town Board of Directors said. with a tie score of 3,730 and Marjorie McLain, 3,430. 8:30 a m., return trips at 12:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. mated at at least 2000. meeting, Giles proposed the sewer The residents of the area, however, Make costumes 'Thursday: 10 a.m. to noon, open card playing and project, which would include street sewer installations in the Baldwin-Concord Rd. were opposed to the project because the Meanwhile downstairs, the action at the craft class was visiting. Noon to 12:45 p.m.. Hot meals and meals on J.C.Penney will employ 2093 full-time jobs wheels. 1 p.m.. Fun Day featuring Mr. Tim Salvesen who area and a trunk sewer installation run­ sewer assessments would have been too making costumes and other articles for the. Variety expensive. With the proposed federal fun­ Show. will talk and show a film on the National Railroad Am­ ning along the northwest side of Union track. 7:30 p.m., St. Patrick’s Dance. Bus pickup at 8:30 and about 600 part-time Jobs. Pond to Tolland Tpke. ding, these assessments could be We keep talking about the talent we have in the a.m. and noontime. Return trip at 3 p.m. Pickup (if The project is being proposed to take ad­ lessened, according to Giles. members who’will perform in the show and we have plen­ enough members sign up in advance) at 6:30 p.m. Return vantage of federal sewer funds being Giles also said that a line similar to the ty of pros there: however, we have a number of real J.C.Penney’s will spend at least $23,000,- trip around 10:30 p.m. after dance. made available through the State of trunk sewer was also considered four senior pros in the background using their ingenuity to years ago. Friday: 10 a.m., kitchen social bingo games, one Connecticut. The state must spend the make up our scenery, make costumes and many other 000 each year on salaries and services In canned goods needed. Noon to 12:30 p.m., lunch served. 1 money by Sept. 30 or it is returned to the “They decided that they had already important jobs, and these people certainly deserve a p.m., setback games. Bus pickup at 8:30 a m return federal government. given permission to the town in the past,” word of praise because without their help and coopera­ the community. trips at 12:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. Lawrence Noone, a District director, Giles said of the District directors’ deci­ tion, the show wouldn’t go on. In fact, with us, it’s all one had said that such a project would require sion. big happy family working together to provide some Present taxes In that area now are $15,254. district approval because the area is north A public hearing has been scheduled for pleasurable entertainment for you folks. 8 p.m. Tuesday on the m atter. The Town m j H E A T « of Middle Tpke. We received word that Ella Brimble and Josephine Estimated future taxes are $1,500,000. A meeting between Giles and the direc­ Board of Directors is being asked to ap­ Schuetz are now patients in the local hospital and let’s . BEN JOHNSON tors was discussed and expected to be prove a $110,000 appropriation to cover remember them with cards and if you’re in the ■to w n t h a t dreaded engineering costs for planning the project. _ SUNDDWN„.I scheduled. V:: neighborhood, drop in just to say hello. FAMILY But, Michael Massaro, president of the Revenue Sharing funds will be the __ 0 1 0 . tIOAL - JANI rONOA Restaurant During the afternoon we were told that Nellie Moran is FUN WITH DICK A JANE Sponsored by the following district, said Friday that the directors source of the funding if approved by the in the hospital and would appreciate cards but no visitors IWJ Caldor Plaxa, Manchoiitr directors. Giles told the board that the in­ 649-5487 Firms concerned ebout Menchester’s Future have decided such a meeting is not itial expense may also be at least partially are allowed. Ann Young is also in the hospital and we F—turing needed. wish them all a speedy recovery. HOME-STYLE reimbursed by federal funds. We also want to let you know that Marge Reed is in LUHCHEONS& DINNERS Acadia Restaurant Inc. Sylvia LaPenta Real Estate Agency charge of the bridge games for the next two months. at tamlly prices Adama Jewelera John H. Lappen, Inc. Mary Cheney Lilirary Whipple enjoyed Airway Travel Open Dally Leaf, Stem and Root This past Thursday after a delicious roast loin of pork 11-9 Allied Printing Services . Lift the Latch dinner we were really entertainmed by Mr. Ervin Whip­ Allied Structures Inc. Bernard A. Lozier, Inc. adds many new hooks ple and his magic tricks. Not only exciting but quite Annulli Construction Lydall, Inc. PETER SELLERS Andrew Ansaldl Co. New books at Manchester’s Banov — Wall coverings and Mandeville — The cumplele baffling and all present thoroughly enjoyed the show and Lynch Motors, Inc. old English sheepdog PETER SELLERS Mary Cheney Library; decoration we all thank Mr. Whipple ever so much for taking the “PINK PANTHER Arnoldeent Little Shop Manchester Ambulance A Medical Supplies Mann - Wallenstein, his life Ray Bellers Music Shop Fiction Berman — The solid gold time from his busy schedule to be with us. STRIKES AGAIN" “THE PINK PANTHER Manchester Community College stethoscope narrated PO 7:30-9:15 Bldwell Home Improvement Co. Bengin — I have come here St. Pal’s dance STRIKES AGAIN" Mancheater Convalescent Home, Inc. to be alone Bonington — Everest, the Marvin — The book of all IMan ENUUT. Blanchard & Roesetto Realtora terriers Next Thursday is St. Patrick’s Day and in the afternoon Manchetter Drug, Inc. Caldwell — Ceremony of the hard way "THE TEMAHTS" 7:00 Charles A. Borgida CPA Brashler — The don Miller — Total home protec­ we have Mr. Tim Salvesen who will talk and show a film Manchester Evening Herald innocent ..Sam “D0N7 LOOK NOW” Brunswick Parkade Lanes Giancana tion on the National Railroad Amtrack. Manchester Hardware A Supply Co. Cave — Little Angie Burnside Auto Body Delving—The China Expert Comparative human rights, Myrdal — The game of dis­ In the evening it’s our big St. Patrick’s Dance here at Manchaatar Ice A Fuel B/W Realty Creasey — The man who ed. Richard Claude armament the center from 7:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Tickets will be Manchester Molding Mfg. Co. Nevelson— Dawn and dusks SOA, MCA, TIES. 2 (UtSSICSI Caryle Johnson Machine Co. Mancheater Motor Salsa was not himself Dash — Chief counsel sold at the door and the bus will run only if we get 15 peo­ "KINO OF MARVIN Durke — The Pleasant Phillips-Birt — The love of PRIME RIB BEDSPREADS Carter Chevrolet Co., Inc. Mancheater Moving A Storage Co., Inc. Haber — The users ple signed up before Wednesday. So if you want to come GARDENS" Hoffenberg—17 Ben Gurion Avenue connection sailing Machine wash and dry cord for Chorchea Motors Manchester Sand A Gravel on the bus, you must call in. It will be an exciting night p/uiJ*c*«/cho/«on Kenyon — The rapist Ehrmann — Hummel Reich — The sorcerer of long wear. Choice of great colors "5 EASY PllCtS" Clarke Insurance Agency with lots of action and prizes. Manchaatar Sewing Machine Canter Luard — The Orion Line Galton — Prosauropod Bolinas Reef Connecticut Bank & Trust Manchester State Bank dinosaurs Reeves — Convention TWIN SIZE, Reg. 11.49 .. 849-9333. Moyes — The coconut L.A. lor Short Connecticut Motor Lodge Mancheater Tranemitalons killings Hayes — Midnight express Riddle — The complete El Pueblo de Nuestra Craft & Hobby Center Marl Mads Roiphe — Torch song 1 wish I could give my son a Alaskan Malamute FULL SIZE, Reg. 13.49. .. Senora la Relna de Los MORIARTV BROTHEHS Creetfleld Convalescent Hospital wild raccoon, ed Eliot Wiggin- •Schipperke Club of America Angeles de Porciuncula was Minit Man Printing Searls — Overboard tSUBdODI^V^ Criapino’s Supreme Foods Mr. Steak Van Slyke — The best place ton — The official book of the the original name of Los Schipperke Over 40 Taari ol UiwxcalM Sarvict Ted Cummings Ineurance Agency Morlarty Brothers, Inc. to be Kalstone — The Kalslone Angeles. TTie site of the future OVER Schram — Book of California metropolis was Raymond F. Damato Nataiif Arms Company Nonfiction guide to grooming all toy dogs 6.3 MILLION Open 24 Hours Dally Kiev — A strategy successful bathrooms first visited by Portuguese Daniels Travel Agency America in an interdepen­ for One Hour Martinizing success Silvernail — The new com navigator Juan Rodriguez SERVED . for EMERGENCY SERVICE Davids Restaurant Optical Style Bar dent world, ed. David A. plete fox terrier Cabrillo, in 1542. The first Malone — Psychetypes Dean Machine Products, Inc. P A P Auto Repair Baldwin Superstars of 70s a s DuPont and Caldor settlement was the Mission 5 DeCormler Motor Sales San Gabriel, 1771, and the city B.D. Pearl Appliance A Furniture M©bil ilS Dillon Leasing, Corp. Pentland Florist was formally founded Sept. 4, HEATING OILS 1711. Dillon Sales A Service, Inc. Peters Furniture Whiton has new lilies OIL BURNER A DuBaldo Electric Company Pratt Sign Company New books at Manchester's Nonfiction Pace — P am . A persunal Offer You a Great Eastern Real Estate Company Preesura Blast Mfg. Co., Inc. Whiton Memorial Library: experience HELP US CELEIMTE OUR ANNIVERSARY HEATING INSTALUTION Chesneaux — China from Economy Electric Supply Prettige Printing Fiction the Opium Wars to 1911 Pepper — Magical and 643-5135 Empire Tool A Mfg. Co., Inc. Quality Inn ol Vernon Creasey — Dark harvest Coskey — Christmas crafts mystical sites; Europe and IIDI E n En il^ A N D SAVE W IT H THESE the British Isles 315 Cemer SI Minchesler Fairway Department Store Daniel F. Reals, Inc. Realtora Creasey — The man who for everyone Flanos Restaurant was not himself Cottle — Barred from Philbin — The nothing left ST. PATRICK’S DAY Erneat J. Reed, Inc. out home improvement book U B L E R E B A Drury — Return to Thebes school, 2 million children Fllloramo Construction Co. Regal Men’s Shop Inc. Reschke — How to build Manchaatar Evaning Harald First Federal Faust — The wolf in the Davis — Christmas Ro-VIc, Inc. clouds your own home SPECIALSI Fitzgerald Funeral Home decorations from All W9»k Long PubllihBd tvBry BVBnlng excMpt Savings Bank ol Manchetter Foresl-Webb — Caviar Williamsburg's folk art Slavicck — The simplified Sundtyt ind holldt^. Enttred tt the Flower Fashion, Inc. Sears Roebuck A Co. guide to personal bankruptcy OFF OUR — March 14 thru March IB— MBOCheitBr, Conn. Pott Office at Se­ cruise collection cond Cleat Mall Matter. Frank’s Supermarket Frank P. Sheldon CLU Gerson — Special agent Deeourcy — A silent .Steinberg -< Rhode Island: YOU ^ (Mon.-FrI.) J. German Clothier King — The shining An historical guide REGULAR Suggested Carrier Rates Sherwin-Williams Paint Co. tragedy: Child abuse in the it it it General Cleaning Service, Inc. Lowry — Come back, Lolly community Sunset — Greenhouse gar­ Payable In Advance Shoor Jewalors dening SAVE LOW P R IC E S Wa will waah all Single copy...... i5e Donald S. Genovetl Insurance Agency William H. Slieth Ray Dcschncr — The films of Weekly .... Glaziers Corset A Uniform Shop Murdoch — Henry and Cato Ullmann — Changing One month .. Robert J. Smith, Inc. Cary Grant Three monthi W. G. Glenney Company Nash — East wind, rain Van Every — Disinherited: On Every Gallon of DuPont Lucite'*'Paint GREEN CARS Top Notch Market Fluegelman — The new Six month! .. Nicole — Tallant for trouble games book The lost birthright of the (QUARTS NOT INCLUOEC» One year...... 146.60 Raymond Gorman Ineurance Agency Tweeds Specialty American Indian lor 'h pricel Mall Ratei Upon Requeat Gunver Manufacturing Co. Inc. Rathbone — Carnival Newman —Our own harms: Vernon Cine 1 and 2 Reese — Sequoia shootout Williamson — Baker's clay Subacribera who fall to receive Harrieona Stationers The startling facts behind You can All up with our their newspaper before 5:30 p.m. Watkins Brothera Searls — Overboard menopause and estrogen (cutouts, sculptures, and HERE’S HOW... should telephone the circulation Hartford National Bank A Truat projects with flour, salt, and ] low price TEXACO flat department. 647-9946. Weatown Pharmacy Segal — Oliver's story therapy Heritage Savinga A Loan water) and got a (raa hot waxi Wholeaala Tire ol Manchaatar While — A fringe of leaves * Holmes Funeral Home Willies Steak House 50 50 V Warren E. Howland Realtor This printing test pattern is Wilson Electrical Co. MAILED P.SJ Kahn A Bayer REBATE part of The Herald quality Yale Typewriter Service Here’s bookmobile roiile Ask ua about our low control program in order to Krauaa Florist and Graenhouaas Here is next week’s 1:50 p.m. —Ansaldl Rd. prkod Uloreh Wax Spacfali and give you one of the finest LaBonna Travel Tuesday our "Maw Car" ruatprooffnp. schedule for the Manchester 2:30 p.m. -Nike Circle. Per Gallon newspapers in the nation. 10:20 a.m. -Holiday House 3:10 p.m, —Bruce Rd. 2 Public Library bookmobile: ‘DuPont will mail you a check worth1 1.50From for DuPONTeach Rest Home. 4 p.m. —West and N. Fair- Monday 11 a.m. —N. Elm St. field Sts. gallon you purchase. See clerk for details. 10:30 a.m. —Bluefield Dr. 11:40 a.m. —Rachel Rd. 11:40 a.m. —McGuire Dr. 1:30 p.m. —Garden Dr, Thursday 1:60 p.m. —Valley St. 2:50 p.m. —McDivItt Dr. 10 a.m. —Regional Oc­ MR. AUTO WASH cupational Training Center A YES VOTE-WILL BRING MANCHESTER 1:30 p.m. -High St. 3:30 p.m, —Grissom Dr. 3 WAYS TO CHARGE SALE: TEXACO DISCOUNT QAS CENTER 3:10 p.m. —Presidential 4:10 p.m. —Kennedy Rd. 11:40 a m, —Arvlne PI. MANCHESTER VERNON SUN. thru SAT. ISO Tolland 81., E. Hlfd. 269-0288 Village Apartments. and Wo^stock Dr. 1:30 p.m. —West Side Rec, 2:10 p.m. —Branford St. Sunday: 12 Noon to 5 P.M. Welheraneld Ave., HHd. 240-0500 3:40 p.m. —Trebbe Dr. and Wednesday 1145 Tolland Turnpike Tri-Clly Shopping Center Daily: 10 A.M. to9 P.M. Penneys From Heaven! 2:50 p.m. —Lawton Rd. Thompson Rd. 10 a.m. —Crestfleld Con­ 3:30 p.m. —Gerard St. 4:10 p.m. —Fountain Village valescent Home. ^ Apartments. 4:10 p.m. —Forest Ridge. mNCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. 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lEaurltf Btpr iEupuiu^ Hrralb rVl4JESTy’’| O pen forum Manchester — A City of Village Charm Founded Oct. 1, 1881 li lVojUn’6 tc Member. Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Press International ^ Operating engineers Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square, a Li6£le Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. support referendum MANCHESTER Manchester is fortunate in having a Raymond F. Robmson. Editor.Publisher Harold E. Turkington. Managing Editor 4iN)ijricl HEl^once ti^awfiile Dear sir: progressive town administration that On March 15, 1977 the citizens of is working to bring the Penney S&H STAMPS MAKES US O p in io n Manchester will vote on a referen­ PERSONAL Ei£hef, y^Knc%v3 f// warehouse to this town. Your town dum that will determine whether or officials have had oppression from TEE not the J.C. Penney Company will ^ NO. ONE Fun a artnemm environmentalists and no growth ad­ MON.-SAT. ■DOMt w m u TOO W AIT build its catalog warehouse in vocates who would see this project 1 0 7 2 . D Io i OrMt OMi FUrAar OeoMlM Manchester. IN I NUIN ST. Should we franchise thrown to the four winds. I urge the THURt. As business manager of the 3,600 MIDDLE TURNPIKE M ANCNESra residents of Manchester to disregard TIL 640 I member Operating Engineers Union, Wieiie i «a a 3 3 i the scaYe tactics of these people. If MANCHESTER We Mm Jmm, liquor stores? many of whom live in Manchester taib Sedtak we were to have followed their ad­ and a citizen who is interested in the An interesting proposal has But perhaps more fundamen­ vice through history, America would HAS IT! welfare of the State of Connecticut, I been offered in the continuing be an assortment of ghost towns phone tal than the matter of competi­ strongly urge the residents to vote in MR CONDITIONING - REFRIGEIUTION today, 646-0863 debate between liquor industry tion or the lack thereof is the favor of the referendum and the con­ HEATING and SHEET METAL Business-Directory Guide For lobbyists and Sen. Robert fact that when you have too struction of the J.C. Penney catalog I hope that the residents of 341 Broad St. Manchester will not allow this Manohestif Houley’s drive to decontrol many liquor outlets, it is more warehouse. I Mew Ei^land Mechanical Services, he. Mancheiter liquor prices. Over the past ten years, the Slate excellent economic opportunity to ' ROUTE #83, P.O. BOX 3147 Manchester and Surroundinu ] Profettionei Park difficult for the owners to ' Suita 106 slip through their fingers. TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06066) Bowing to the almost in­ of Connecticut has lost over 90,000 Betty Gallagher make a living and the Vote YES on March 15, 1977. 643-2738 » 643-2102 fesigns^inc prop. evitable fact that some jobs in business and manufacturing; more tempting it is to violate let’s not add the 2,000 jobs at the J.C. Very truly yours, Vicinity ” legislative body might be con­ Elwood L. Metz Jr. liquor laws to make ends meet. Penney’s warehouse to what figure. CAMPING EQUIPMENT FAMOUS BRAND ducting a probe of the industry, Under franchising, the It is time that Connecticut and its business manager TENTI, con, SUEnNG lABt, AW MATTAESSE8, the spokesmen for the industry cities and towns provide an at­ International union featuring this week. TELEViSiON - APPLIANCES stores would have a territorial Of STOVES, lANTEANS are pushing for a moratorium integrity to protect. With mosphere that will bring in business MANCHESTER and not drive it out. Operating Engineers on new liquor store permits. reasonably good management, Hamden FARR’S HONE ■noVBKNT In other words, a state liquor ___ THt tVlRYTHINO STOItt MV the owner probably could „ 2 MAIN STNEn store permit would be similar make a good living and reduce Bikeway support asked OPEN DAILY TO B P.M. J. FASO • 043-7111 UPPIUNCE N TV 6 4 9 - 3 0 8 9 to a fried chicken franchise. the temptation to cut legal cor­ HnitottwISHp Now we know the fried To the editor: this season was drawn up by a group WHITS ners. VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR chicken entrepreneur derives With renewed optimism I read the of Manchester sixth graders on Of course, to protect the by factory trained apeclallata certain benefits from the seminar on better air quality held bikeways and the many people I have public interest, violations of Saturday morning in Manchester. Phil P e t . franchise which may have spoken to about development of a the law by permittees should I’m optimistic because this public statewide bikeways network, are in­ . Locicero and ZIdek merit when applied to state be charged against the license meeting, and hopefully, many other dicators that the subject has CARPET AND FLOOR COVBUNO liquor store permits and these public actions to follow, will help to relevance. rather than the permittee or *AaiiMnrs man . fi. bc. iti. sti «■» i...i . i.i i.i til. may be in the best interests of the permittee’s represen­ Columnist clears finally diversify our transportation I think one of the big problems and PAP AUTO REPAIR O.I 01 T.ll (111 (OUlU 141 1662 the state in the long run. tatives, and if there are too system before it either chokes us to frustrations is organization that can 706 Mein 8t. • "Arco Charge" • Manchaetar death, or the climbing prices of W’ CoRReclicvt's lirgest Floor Coveriig Doikr One would be the limitation apply the pressure. Featuring Tha mu many violations, the franchise the air, a little automobiles put us in the poor house. of the number of stores in any On March 15 the State World'i Largaat J ’M J (license) would be revoked. Although The Herald article did not Legislature’s Transportation Com­ Selection Of particular area. We do not pre­ WASHINGTON— Purely Personal MERCURY By making the franchise Piffle: cite bicycling as a desirable and mittee will hold a hearing on a C(W kl. lea Cream tend to know just how many (license) an asset worth Abbie Hoffman, the far-out radical f Andrew Tully clean mode of transportation, I bikeways bill introduced by Rep. Products liquor stores per hundred thou- protecting, the liquor industry who fled prosecution on a charge of suggest its inclusion. Several years Lavine and Sen. DeNardis, which 36 FLAVORS — 60 VARIETIES Phone 646-2786 sand Nutmeggers are could become ' more self­ peddling cocaine, is the paid travel ago, Manchester took measures to proposes that section 13a-141a be Custom Decorated Ice Cream Cakes NO (ENVICe CHAROe necessary, but suspect that editor of Crawdaddy Amin behave by threatening to talk explore bikeways in town. On Jan. 31, amended to provide that footpaths policing easing the burden on 1973, then Public Works Director 1227 ■wiwld* An., em HwHord S2 .-« '7 5 1 MmliMtor there are too many in some magazine...Didn’t there used to be a him to death...So what else is new? and bikeways be located adjacent, on Powdar Mill Shopping Cw iltr *11 Main SL RatorvoOoiH tar • Hotata • AkNaot • I the taxpayer. William O’Neill submitted, Multi- Acfoia from Marco Polo Raataurant S4S-.gg9 kOYiRrijlO 827 Main Streal areas and perhaps too few in law against harboring a fugitive?... department: The experts now say ■ along state and local roads. To But we do not think the in­ How come the Supreme Court lets food prices will rise 3 to 5 per cent Use Bikeways, a 25-mile bikeway achieve that end, the bill also »AL others to insure healthy com­ dustry really wants to assume public officials get away with over last year’s average...Would a network to Town Manager Robert proposes the appropriation of one- FLO’S. Cake Decorating Supplies 646-0228 875-3252 petition. the full role of free enterprise swearing “So help me God?"...A storekeeper be arrested if he dared Weiss. Steps toward its implementa­ quarter cent of each gasoline tax Woodland N CONPIETC U K OF Where tli^re are too many, as practiced by the fried public school kid dassn’t even men­ to ciit even one of his prices?... tion have not yet been taken and now dollar. MLTON CAKE DECORATWiS tion God in the school yard...And how Where did those bureaucrats dig up could be the time to resurrect it. I urge everybody that bicycles Gardens there is a strong tendency for chicken entrepreneur. After CENTER ET. ■V 70 UNION ST. about the “One nation under God” bit “prioritize?”...Didn’t “input” and At the seminar it was mentioned and/or whose children bicycle to 1*1 A Complete Darden Center support of the mimimum price all, no franchise guarantees a MANCHESTER, CONN. ROCKVILLE, CONN. Manchester Sewing Machine Center in the pledge of allegiance to the the use of “host” as a verb drive that 30 per cent of in-town travel is write letters of support to Rep. Man. ■ Eat. 10- . Mon. - Eat. 10-1 with the Plante that Please) controls because this saves the Thun., 1P-I Fri. 10-1 man, owner of Manchester Sewing Machine Center located at 249 Broad St. is shown profit, and the real successful Flag?...Have all the libertarian enough people nuts?...Judging from for in-town services, and 40 per cent Lavine and Sen. DeNardis, as well as presenting the top-of-the-line White Sewing Machines. Aaron received the award for weaker ones from open com­ franchise operators are crazies moved to Red China?... psychologists’ reports, today’s of the residents are employed in the urge his own local representative to Wedding Cakea A Specialty 168 Woodland St., petition, thus the consumer generally good managers who New job, new morals brand-new heroines are unwed town. Not to mention ail the school support it. Sincerely, *■' Connecticut’s largest dealership in White Sewing Machines. He is recognized within the Manchester 643-8474 children. This situation presents a EVERYTHING IN w e c a n t m oe b e h in d sewing machine industry as a foremost authority on sewing machines. He was the first to pays more than he probably thrive on open competition by Vice President Mondale used up a mothers...Does it now take only one Hvi J. Cannon fiiiia u iia OUR PRODUCT strong argument for bikeways that institute a one-year service guarantee on all repair work performed within his business. He would without minimum delivering their customers a lot of campaign time demanding that to tango?... Coalition of pricing. the CIA tell everybody how it will facilitate short-distance travel. Connecticut Bicyclists • MIRRORS a SHOWER DOORS also specializes in repairing all makes of sewing machines. Aaron is a member of the BOB & MARIE’S PIZZA quality product at a com­ Napping old bat The fact the first bill Sen. David 2 Fernwood Drive jia STORE FRONTS a SAFETY GLASS Independent Sewing Machine Dealers of America and a member of the Chamber of THICK CRUOT PIZZA Where there are tod few, spies...Now he says Congressional a BATHTUB ENCLOSURES QRINDERO - UOAQNA petitive price with a minimal access to those secrets should be cur- Reporters make fun of Sen. S.I. Barry introduced in the legislature Bolton Commerce and the Better Business Bureau. RAVfOU - MANICOTTI minimum pricing isn’t STUFFED SHELLS > SPAQHETTI of government direction or taiIed...New job, new Hayakawa, the 70-year-old new­ J A WHITE GUSS GO., he. TsJrs Out Ssrv/cs Is Our SpMClattf necessary since the cost of protection. morals...Speaking of access, don't comer from California, because he FURNITURE TOPS^ PICTURE WINDOYTS shopping around probably takes a nap every afternoon...A cou-, 646-7479 But just in case we’re wrong, tell me easy access to guns doesn't Questions raised «-,»649-7322 1000 FOOD. FAntOmCf pie of old Washington hands named makes the local higher price just where does one get a make it easier for nuts to hold O VER 21 YEARS EXPERIEWCE 530 MAIN STREET the lesser of two evils. hostages until they're rewarded with Harry Truman and Bernard Baruch on Buckland plan franchise for a Kentucky Korn started taking afternoon naps at the Kabin? a Cadillac and a scholarship to Har­ vard... age of 40...Regardless of when he To the editor: pay. Wliy didn’t The Herald publish 763 the plan, daily in sections? MAIN S3. The Jimmy Carters are trying to went to bed, Winston Churchill never The Buckland complex involves 2. What kind of jobs, at what pay, spoil little Amy by letting her attend got out of it until noon when he was land over 20 football fields long and 6 4 3 -1 1 9 1 DDNWIUIS Spaclallzlng In La Salle’s feat duped does Penney offer? state dinners...No kid under 16 ever Britain’s wartime Prime Minister... over half as wide. It is the last such 191 ■RAKE SERVICE At lunch recently, I asked the Lord 3. Is it true that only housing for MAIN S T. GARAGE Fred M MpMat In the winter of 1681-82, the attended a grownup dinner party piece of large undeveloped space I I Ihia SI, Td. MMS31 said Reid. “I’m sure La Salle Nhayor of Belfast, R.E.M. the already filled 40 managerial MANCHESTER GsusrAi Rapsir wsts French explorer La Salle C hez me...And isn’t Billy Carter available to Manchester. What never had anything like that to becoming somewhat of a Humphreys, how to address happens there will reflect forever positions will be needed? Where does 6 4 3 -1 9 0 0 journeyed 3,300 miles through contend with.” bore?...There’s no law that says a him,..“Just call me Humphreys," he upon the town. We should take all the town growth stop? Will people be bused in? the trackless wilderness of the There was another “tortuous President’s brother has to comment replied. time necessary to know the project Serving Mancherter over SO yr$. 4. How will Exit 93 handle rush New World from Montreal to passage” through seven miles on everything... well and do it right. Kitchens of Distinction New Orleans, establishing Costing a bundle But, Penney’s has put a carrot at hour traffic, and the huiylreds of ad­ NEED A NEW KITCHEN7 COME TO THE EXPERTS of U.S. Steel plants in Gary, Cuiigrestt please note ditional trucks day and night? penttAwd The Florist It’s costing us taxpayers a bundle our noses and a gun at our heads. It’s France’s claim to the vast Ind. Also in Indiana, four of the Note to members of Congress and 5. Will that 'modification' in state 24 BIRCH 8T. of dough to give Henry Kissinger et a very uncomfortable feeling. Most Mississippi Valley. other politicians wallowing in the law be pursued to reduce Penney's TEL. 043-6247 team were sideswiped by a al Secret Service protection for six people believe the project will 043-4444 Last August, a team of five public trough: Humphreys’ business taxes to 25 cents per square foot, or F a T . D a truck and three of them months...The poor guy apparently provide jobs and taxes. They don’t cards are merely printed, not about half the $1 million that Mr. M S m C H O high school teachers, 16 seriously injured. can’t afford to hire his own know the long-range effects and INORLD WIDE engraved...Good old Washington Weiss ,says the towh will receive? a m e r e x p r e Ac SERVICE students from Elgin, 111., and bodyguards...He probably worries costs. The propaganda says vote Compared to the perils of Gas. Light Co, ...In a form letter, its What deals have been made? You two others, dressed and that those book and TV millions he's ‘yes’ , but for what will we really civilization, the onset of severe legal brigands say they’re sorry my can’t tell the plan by its cover getting won’t last forever... vote? equipped like La Salle's party, weather, with a wind-chill fac­ gas bill is so high...Well, they could stories. We have a right to mull it too tr Call III For Fraa Chicago Columnist Mike Royko From a long list here are a few set out to duplicate the feat. have said they were glad... over, to ask many questions, and to la l Up Amfeifs a tlaOenirT tor of minus 65 degrees at was fined $100 for breaking a catsup questions: They quickly “encountered Seven months after I wrote get the answers. I’ll take the carrot if times, was nothing. Water has bottle during a brawl with a bunch of 1. To read the few available copies IRDN American Express asking what the gun isn’t loaded. H r i l . Hl a Partk lia n M .|. WOattierStoppersixmMMmt problems La Salle could never also been a constant problem. actors in a restaurant...He also of the plan during working hours at OSTRINSKY happened to my built-in flight in­ J. Solomon SCRAP MnAL have imagined,” the La Salle, of course, could simp­ apoligized...Hm. My position is that city hall, working people would have MANGWITER AWNING CO DEALER IN WASTE surance, my family and I are still un­ 129 Tudor Lane CDEMHUTNII NMOOm ISO WEST CENTER ST. expedition’s leader, Reid ALL catsup bottles should be broken, to pay a price in vacation days or M UUanMMi a NIHTI and PAPER ly dip into the lakes and covered...But somebody named Manchester TolORiMM040-3091 MATERIALS 731 PARKER ST. preferably over the noggins of cer­ Lewis, told ai curious reporter streams for drinking water. Joseph R. Agius of Ft. Lauderdale, EtIaMihad 1M. Tal. 043-5738 or 643-6676 tain actors I’ve met. at the half-way point in Today, pollution makes this Fla., wrote to say “Thank you for MANCHESTER HARDWARE February. Send Bella your patience and understan­ Union local urges impossible, or certainly GARNER RUG & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING brother NECCHI One of the first problems Former Rep. Bella Abzug of New ding’’,.. What are you, Agius, man or “It It’s Hardware We Neve I f MANCHMTEA foolhardy. York should be appointed am­ Mancheiter’s Only Complete Carpet Servieel Pictured above are Mr. and h(rs, Ernest Larson, owners of the Manchester Hardware & Supply located at 877 computer? referendum support 14 High StrMt, r u r Sewing Machine was the city of Toronto, which Despite all the obstacles the bassador to Uganda. She’d make Idi Main Street in downtown Manchester, looking over a Black & Decker cordless grass shear. The Manchester MANCHESTER Hardware has been serving satisfied customers for over 60 years! They have a complete line of hardware, CENTER now lies across part of La “tracked wilderness” of the To the editor, IfPAlCS PARTS SUPPLIES EDI A ll MAKES dustrial park would. Phonu: 646-5630 FOREIGN A DOMESTIC Salle’s route. It took the latter- We would like to ask the voters of hand tools, power tools. Case cutlery, and the largest selection of Seth Thomas clocks in Manchester. They 20th century has put in their We feel we owe it to our children to also have a complete line of plumbing parts, including faucets, pipes, copper tubing, fittings, and heating Authorised Selea A Service day explorers four days to por­ Manchester to get out on March 15, try and let them have the opportunity supplies. «iim: A HN\ way, the explorers, with ice A lm a n a c N>V Wt SeN AH FeiMM iFendt tage their canoes and gear awi vote for the Buckland Industrial of jobs when they finish school or and snow and most of the 3,300 “Serving the area $ince 1955” 649-0545 through the crowded streets. Park. We are all aware of the un­ during school vacations and after A# Of, MMlCIMITie miles now behind them, are By PrcdH Inlerniilioiiul Prime Minister Winston Churchill employment in the town. This would PHUT) Ci*19-7901 Suadai, Laathart, Wadding Qowna, today? My hope is in the Lord. Nothing can In 1912, the first Girl Scout of A P P U A N C fS < ever separate me from the love of Daughters of Liberty observes MANCHESTER OVER 30 Draparlaa and ate. Parkada Claanara Many people are putting their trust America troop was organized in their 49th anniversary. To the editor: come subsidized housing. B b r n ib 's can’t ba baat. All our work la dona on tha in either their jobs, their homes, God, for He is eternal, and He lives YEARS EXPERIENCE VC' Grooms Tux FREE Savannah, Ga., by Mrs. Juliette Gor­ The Rev. Richard B. Kalter leaves Michael Dworkin may be genuinely Incidentally, the nearest house in MEMORIAL CO. pramlaaa. Ona day tarvica il naadad. their families, their cars, or their within me. Cao 649-5807 Special Prom, Crulaa and don Ixiw. St. Mary’s Episcopal Church April 1. concerned about public health, but the proposed CUD project would be Opp. Eatt Cametary 8*1., Man. i TuM 1U . P.M. friends, and feeling falsely secure as I hope you say this today too. If not, OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. - 0 P.M. Wedding Ratee. W«l.,Tliur..AFrl.1H.P.M. In 1933, after eight days in office, There are a total of 885 listings on whatever gave him the impression about W mile away from the QUALITY HARRISON ST. if they've got things to live for that ask Him to come into your life right ^ . qV '• 37 OAK STREET 649-5550 President Franklin D. Roosevelt ad­ $10,000 or more assessments. MANCHESTER will never fail them. now and: begin to live for things that that the proposed CUD development proposed industrial park, and the MEMORIALS MANCHESTER, CONN. are eternal and cannot pass away. dressed the nation in the first of his First National Bank to open would consist of low income housing? farthest about 1.3 miles away. MANCHESTER PARKADE 643-9561 PARKAOE CLEANERS It’s sad, but true, that any one of Colchester branch. 10 to 9 Weekdays — 10 to 5 Saturday 402 NUT MWOU TKI., MAIKMtm these things could be wiped out Have a good day! many radio “Fireside Chats." Actually the CUD project is Very truly yours, within seconds by a tire, a death, a Submitted by: In 19.38, Germany invaded Austria. 10 years ago planned to consist mainly of J. Eric Potter ^ tornado, an earthquake, or any other Rev. Donald R Kauffman In 1963, the House of Represen- "^is date was a Sunday; The condominium-type housing in private Planning Director, Uhiirch of the Nazarene lalives voted to grant former British Hewld did not publish. ownership — certainly n it for low in­ Town of Manchester PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., March 12, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., March 12, 1977- PAGE SEVEN Poem of the week pulses of desire “We Live by Faith” were, wind it up toward God night has repeatedly denied that she has Thy coolness and thy and day.” We live by faith; but faith Wings of Evening balm; made such a petition, ‘"rhe .whole — Francois de Sales is not the stave Let sense be dumb, let thing is nuts,” she said. "I’m not Church marks 110th year Of text and legend. flesh retire: Concern for religious broad­ doing a thing.” 2. use common sense and secular Reason’s voice and God’s; to know His will. This means that Speak through the casts — 5 million letters The FCC has been trying to halt the By BARBARA RICHMOND Other early pastors of the church and the Rev. David L. Yale. Gordon, the Rev. James A. Bull, the knowledge that you may know what Nature’s and Duty’s, what may be His will for me in a cer­ earthquake, wind and fire, For two years the Federal Com­ avalanche of mail which so far has Herald Reporter were the Rev. John P. Hawley, the Pastors who served in the new Rev. Everett A. Murphy, the Rev. the Word of God is saying and what never are at odds. tain set of circumstances may not 0 still, small voice of munications Commission has been amounted to about five million The first building of the Taicott- Rev. Theodore L. Day, the Rev. church, after Pastor Bachelor, were Robert Shlmoda, and the Rev. results will come from your action; What asks our Father of necessarily be His will for you. As calm! flooded with letters protesting the letters. Earlier this year the mail ville Congregational Church was George H. Pratt, the Rev. Jonathan the Rev. George W. Stephenson, the Truman Ireland. Pastor Knox has 3. ask for guidance in your times of His children, save you pray - sharing your desires with As you pray these words, try to feel possibility of a ban on religious volume dropped to about 2,000 letters dedicated just two years after the Wadhams, the Rev. Foster R. Waite. Rev! Thomas Street, the Rev.,Ernest been serving since 1973. '' prayer and wait on the Lord. Justice, mercy and God, meditating on His love, adoring the “dews of quietness” descending broadcasts. These letters have their a day; recently, however, it has built close of the Civil War. Sunday the Reading the Bible humility, Him for his majesty, confessing your upon you. Let me say again that this origin in a rumor that atheist up again to 4,3flio a day. Even though noth anniversary of the church will A reasonable service of No one has ever become a Chris­ sins, giving thanks for your is only a suggestion. There is nothing Madalyn Murray O’Hair has based on a false rumor it is in­ be celebrated with all-day good deeds. tian without either reading the Bible blessings, interceding for others — sacred about the method or the requested the FCC to ban such broad­ teresting to see this concern for the ceremonies. continuation of religious broadcasts. Pure living, tenderness to for himself or hearing it through let God Himself help you along the timing, but it may help you in your casts and that the commission has Construction on the first church, on way, step by step. (Taken from the Christian Century human ne^s. another person. There is what Paul search for a more vital prayer life. granted her a hearing. Mrs. O’Hair the site of the present church at the magazine, .Feb. 23, 1977.) AREA CHURCHES Reverence and trust, and calls “the mind of Christ." This we The dews of quietness Seek and you will find. , com er of Elm Hill Rd. and Main St. prayer for light to see need to know in order that it may Continuing the suggestions for in Talcottville, was started April 9, A chuckle The Master’s footprints in become a part of our lives. prayer during the day — starting with 1866. It was completed March 12, A minister asked the children in c PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Nathan Hale ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Boston Tpke (Rt our daily ways. Therefore, read and study the Bible. the first waking thought. At some 1867. The cost of $31,000 was borne School...... Rd...... 31. ..wRev. , Dr. . awvimiu Richard W. . uia/i Gray, {/dSUII. pastor. 44A) Bolton. Rev. John D. Hughes, vicar. ^ one of the Church School classes if —John Greenleaf Whittier Using common sense convenient time in the afternoon completely by Horace Wells and 9:30 a.m., Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday School; 7:30 p.m., Bible they helped around the house. He had Study at parsonage on Cornwall Dr. 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 9:30 a.m.. Church School; 10 a.m.. As we let the mind of Christ work perhaps before you reach home from ' Charles Dennison Talcott. Holy Communion and sermon. Nursery care provided; 11 a.m various answers, but was especially in us we are moved to be of service to work or before the children come ■ The Rev. George A. Oviatt was in­ Parish Coffee Hour. ’ To find Cod’s will intrigued by the comments of three FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 763 Oak St., East Hartford. others. Compassion and love become streaming home from school, quietly stalled as ttie first pastor of the new Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, pastor. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, Meadowlark Rd., Ver­ How do we find God’s will for our who came from the same family. motivating forces in our lives. How repeat to yourself the words of a church. This building was used until 10 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m.. Morning Worship; 7 p.m.. non. Rev. Donald McClean, pastor. lives? First of ail, let us be humble “Oh yes,” replied number one, "I this will be expressed in action hymn or poem that has meaning for 1906 when it was destroyed by fire. Evening Service. Band 10:30 a.m., Worship ^rvice; 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. about our "findings” lest we blind wash the dishes.” Number two demands common sense and you. It might be this familiar hymn: For about six years aftet the fire, someone else to the reality that per­ volunteered, "And I wipe them.” VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 51 Old Town Rd. ______SACRED ______HEART CHURCH,______, ....Rt. 30, Vernon. Rev. Ralph knowledge of the world. It is no Drop thy still dews of services were conducted in a 9:45 a.m., ^nd^y School for all ages; 11 a.m.. Morning Kelley, pastor; Rev. Michael Donohue. son has already found. If we insist we Number three added) slyly, "And I problem to find people who quietness, makeshift chapel in a hall over the Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Evangelistic. have found the only way, then pick up the pieces.” Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Masses at 7:30,9,10:30 a.m. desperately require help. If we really ■rill all our striv in g s general store. and noon. someone who has already walked UNITED CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, UNITED desire to help, the impulse to give is cease; Winding the clock Construction on the new building with God may feel his way is wrong. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. Miller, WAPPING COMMUNITY CHURCH, 1790 Ellington Rd., not enough. We may do little good un­ Take from our souls the In this day of automatic clocks and was started in June 1912 and it was South Windsor. Rev. Harold W. Richardwn, minister. There are many ways of responding minister. less we have some understanding of strain and stress. computer watches, this comment dedicated one year later. The Rev. - 9:15 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service and Church School. to Him. For those who are searching 9:30and 11a.m., Worship Service and Church School; 7 to 8:30 the situation. And let our ordered lives may sound old-fashioned but it con­ I have three suggestions that may Francis Bachelor was .installed as p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF ANDOVER, confess tains a truth. help. ’They are interrelated and in­ Waiting on the Lord pastor. ST. MARGARET MARY’S CHURCH, Wapping. Rev. UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev. David J. Reese III, The beauty of thy peace. “ However good a clock may be, we At Sunday's celebration the Rev. William McGrath and Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. minister. terdependent: I believe that God has a plan for still must wind it daily. And he who Ernest Gordon, dean of chapel at Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m,; Sunday Masses at 8:30 and 9:45 a.m., C3iurch Schooi for kindergarten through Grade 8; 11 1. read the Bible which contains the every person,- and that it is possible Breathe through the takes good care of his heart will, as it Manchester Board of Realtors, bic. 11:30 a.m. Princeton University who served as a.m.. Worship Service. Word of God; pastor of Talcottville Church from ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI, 673 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,, Vernon, Rev. Rev. John C. Gay, pastor. Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride. 1948 to 1950 will be the guest speaker. John A. Lacey, minister; the Rev. Edwin W. Barthoiomew, Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Masses at 7:30 and assistant minister. ' This service will be at 7:30 p.m. 11 a.m. The Rev. Kenneth Knox, present 10 a.m.. Worship Service, child and infant care available, ST. MARY’S CHURCH, Rt. 31, Coventry. Rev. F. Bernard coffee fellowship after the service. pastor of the church, will conduct the Miller, pastor. Rev. Paul F. Ramen. ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Sand Hill Rd,, South Garden Club features LAR DfflS AT miASn Duncan Hines morning worship service at 10:30. Saturday Masses at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9:30 Windsor. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar. and 10:45 a.m. The Golden Rule Club of the church 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 10 a.m., Holy Communion, first and program on flowers Kraft Cake Mixes will host an anniversary social from AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH, 661 third Sundays of each month; Morning Prayer second, fourth Richmond 4 to 6 p.m. A catered-supper will be Avery St., South Windsor. Rev. Peter Mans, minister. and fifth Sundays. Ivan MacDonald of East Haven will present a slide- K served from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Reser­ 8:30 a.m., "Back to God” hour radio broadcast, WTIC (1080); ST. MAURICE’S CHURCH, Hebron Rd,, Bolton. Rev. lecture program, “A Quest for Flowers,” Monday at 1:30 M a c a ro n i" vations have closed for the supper. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School and Adult Bible Study; 11 a.m.. Robert W; Cronin, pastor. Beef Ravioli Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Nursery care for p.m. at the Manchester Garden Club meeting in the com­ Besides Pastor Oviatt, some of the Saturday vigil Mass at 5:30 p.m. ; Sunday Masses at 7:30,9:15 small children provided. and 11 a.m. munity room of First Federal Savings, 344 W. Middle ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH, Tolland Rev. Francis J. Tpke. BURNSIDE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 16 Church 7V4 o z O’Keefe, pastor. St., East Hartford. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., pastor; Rev. MacDonald started his career in the theater and Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Masses at 8:30,10:30 Gwendolyn M. Arslen, associate pastor. appeared on Broadway and on television. pkgs and 11:45 a.m. • With this coupon & purchase of $7.50 or more, j 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church School for Nursery through His interest in foreign travel developed after serving Talcollville Congregational MESSIAH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN 'CHURCH, SUPERMARKETS • =1*^**'"'’* 0D9. Valid March 13-19,1977. H-717 Cliurrh wliirli was built in 1912 junior high; 9 a.m.. Church School for senior high and adult with the U.S. Army in Korea. (Wisconsin Synod), 300 Buckland Rd.-, South Windsor. classes. after fire destroyed the original 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m.. Worship Service. He photographs, writes and narrates his own rliureli edifiee in 1906. (Herald ST, DUNSTAN’S CHURCH, Manchester Rd., Glastonbury. programs. His presentation will include scenes from Brownie Mix Jifty...... 4 p‘“,'.1 .0 0 - ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Rt, 30, Vernon. Rev. Rev. Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. Seneca Grape Jelly. 2 ',IV 1 .0 0 photo hy Richmond) The first Robert H. Wellner, rector. ' Europe, Africa, Asia and the United States in a quest for Pie Crust Mix •iitty * , . . , 4 pkgi 1.00 Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Masses at 8,9:30 and 11 a.m flowers. Upton Cup-O-Soup.. 2 U!,V 1.00 ehureli, wliieh served the people of 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Family Service and VERNON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, Rt. 30. Vanity Fair 'Church School. My-T-Fine Puddings . 5 pkgi 1.00 Sardines Ptacanova ...... 3 ’dnV1.00 I'aleoltville for nearly 40 years, ae, 9:15 a.m.. Worship Service, Church School for all ages. There will be a plant display by members of the group. cording to oid timers, housed the OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH, 239 Graham Rd., Nursery provided. Non-members are invited. WeightWatchersSoda 7»n.‘1.00 Tomato Sauce Finait .... 6 cant 1 « 00 South Windsor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. There will be a business meeting at 1 p.m. before the i Jumbo Towels office of the Taleottville Mills on FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF EAST HARTFORD, Finast Grape Juice . . . 2 1.00 Cracker Jacks...... 3 pkgi 1.00 the ground floor, and the rhureh 9 a m.. Worship and Sunday School; 10:15 a m.. Worship Ser­ (Southern Bapliiil Convention), 36 Main St, Rev, Charles guest speaker. Mrs. Edward M. Winzler is chairman. vice. Conley, pastor. Motts Apple Sauce Natural 2?.,V I.00 Tabby Cat Food...... 4TiV 1.00 sanetuary oeeupied the upper part CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST 11 a.m. and 7 p.m,. Worship Services which are interpreted Diet Delight Peaches. 2 1.00 Bright Eyes Carnation . 3 '? ? n n . o o of the building. CHURCH, Ellington. i6oi , for the deaf. Nursery provided; 9:45 a.m., Sunday School; 6 Diet Delight Cochtlil cansil.OO O 3702 10:15 a.m., Ckiffee hour; 11 a.m.. Worship Service, Sunday p.m,, Training Union. Liquid DetergentI Richmond tC btia 1.00 p-iinmmmmui.- School. II I ' IIIJB i H lW ir K TALCOTTVILLE CONGREGA-TIONAL CHURCH, % RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS (QUAKERS), Hart UNITED ., CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, ford Friends Meeting House, 144 S. (Quaker Lane, West Hart- pastor LOCAL CHURCHES [ WIU) Uili coupon 6 purchue of 37.50 or mor*. i f u; i,- H'Sh Sunday School; 10:30 a.m., 110th an- Craft fair planned MEAT STREET U.S.A.... GUARANTEED VALUE! , Limit ono.VillOMirch 13-19,1977. H-713-TX “mC H t m 3, ..d N ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH, E. Middle Tpke Rev CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 236 Main St. Rev Neale A “Springtime Craft Fair and Exhibit” sponsored by Philip Hussey, pastor. McLain, pastor; Rev. Donald P. Kauffman, associate pastor. a ', ^ Annivfersar, &rvice with the Rev. Ernest Gordon,'preaching! Girl Scout Troop 77 of Manchester, will be on April 30 Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Masses at 8:30, 10:15 and during July fnd Aug^^^^^^^^ ^ CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Main St., Coven- from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Center Congregational Church, 9:30 a.m., Sunday School classes for all ages; 10:45 a.m., Mor­ try. Rev. Bruce J. Johnson,- minister. BonelessBl 11:30 a.m. ning Service, message by the Rev. Mr. McLain, Children's in the event of rain, the fair will be held in Woodruff Hall ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Rt. 85, Hebron. Rev. 9:30 a.m., Church School, Church Lane House; 11 a.m.. Grapefruit Church and Nursery provided; 7 p.m.. Evening Service, of the church. GOSPEL HALL, 415 Center St. William Parsing, rector Worship Service, Nursery care available, sermon: "The Call to ■ Treesweet message by Rev. Bill Boggs, former associate pastor at the The scout committee invites all area craftsmen who Bee 10 a.m., Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., Sunday School; 7 p.m.. 8 and 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church School and Nursery. Repentence” ; 7 p.m.. Feature movie: "Larry in Vestry,” Beef Roasts Gospel meeting. Lamb’s Club, an urban ministry of the Church of the Nazarene public invited. are interested in renting space at the fair to contact Mrs. JU IC e Frozen in downtown Manhattan. ROCKVILLE UNITED MEITH-ODIST CHURCH, 142 BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Bolton Center Nancy Thomas, 76 Scott Dr., or Mrs. Beth Wilt, 57 Bottom RoundRoi ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. Rev. John J. Deianey, SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, UNITED Grove St. Rev. John W. Mortimer, pastor. Rd. Rev. J. Stanton Conover, minister. Lexington Dr. The scouts will provide a baked goods pastor. Rev. William J. Stack, Rev. William J. Killeen. CHURCH OF CHRIST, 385 N. Main St, Rev. Dr, James D. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. or ShouldeiShoulder MacLauchlin, minister. 10:15 a.m.. Church School and Nursery; 10:30 a.m.. Worship table and also a “make it-take it table” for young Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., school auditorium; Sun­ ST. JOSEPH CHURCH, 33 West St., Rockville. Service, sermon: "Facing The Future” ; 7:30 p.m.. Junior 10 a.m.. Worship, Church School for Nursery through Grade children. day Masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30, in church; 10:30 a.m. and noon Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Masses 8:30 Pilgrim Fellowship. in school auditorium. 12, sermon by the Rev. Dr. MacLauchlin, "The Vinedresser, ” The scouts are sponsoring the craft fair to raise money (Polish) at 10 a.m. (Folk) at 11:15 a.m.. Vigil of Holy days at 7 UNION CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Rockville. Rev. THE SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main St. Capt, and Mrs. meeting of the congregation after this service followed by a for a camping trip to New Hampshire and to purchase p.m.. Holy day at 7:30, 9 a.m., and 5 and 7 p.m. Confessions: Psuf J. Bowman, minister; Rev. David B. Eusden, associate camping equipment. Arthur Carlson, corps officers. Fellowship Hour in the hall; 6 p.m.. Pre-membership Class; 7 Saturday 4 and 7:30 p.m. minister. 9:30 a m., Sunday School; 10:45 a m.. Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m.. Confirmation Class. Flnaat Frozen Food Valuaal p.m., Open-Air Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Church and Park Sts. A r i FULL GOSPEL IXTERDENOMI-NATIONAL CHURCH, Rev. Stephen K. Jacobson, rector; Rev. Alan Broadhead, assis­ Robber*? L'}^Counte*'J!foT faniftCgh'^GradeT^O^^^^^^^^ I (itj! |lj [tj$ Shoestring Potatoes 745 Main St. Rev. Philip Saunders, minister. tant to the rector; Rev. Barbara West, assistant to the rector. 9 a.m., worship Service; io:15 a.m., Sunday School; 7 p.m., ‘Z^ „ ,a n !l,re a rn g ; l l : 4 ? a r M “ 5 lbs or more ^ ^ Fresh American-Whole 7:30 a.m.. Holy Ckimmunion, 1928 Book of Common Prayer;!9 Evening Service. 10:30 a.m.. Praise, Worship Service and Bible study for all Junior Pilgrim Fellowship will meet at Skinner Rd. School for SWIMMINB POOL 38 Stock-up 20OZ $ 4 ages; 7 p.m.. Deliverance &rvice. a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite 2, commentary by Allan Thomas volleyball; 6 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fellowship will meet at the &Save FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange Hall 72 E. Center St. Church School and Nursery care, followed by coffee hour; 11 ST. BERNARD’S CHURCH, Rockville. Rev. John J. White, Lamb Legs lb pkgs 1 pastor. Rev. William J. Flynn, associate pastor, Rev. Frank church. Fresh Chicken Livers 4 8 ! 1 Rev. James Beliasov, pastor. a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite 2, with commentary by Allan GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Hebron. Rev. Breakfast favorite Lamb Legs o U X S ,...... 1 .4 8 3 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service; 7 Thomas. Alagna, weekend assistant. Fruit Pies°''¥l3,ir£25^4 551.88 Marshall B. Hughes, pastor. Sirloin Lamb Chops American lb 1.88 p.m.. Evening Service. ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CIIURCII, Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Masses at 7,8:30.10 Boil in Bag“*?5S“*,..4 iS i1 .8 8 and 11:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m., Worship Service, the Rev. Mr. Hughes preaching CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION, Adams St. at Thompson (.MISSOURI SYNOD), Cooper and High Sts. Rev, Charles W. Nursery provided; 9:15 a m.. Church School classes Finest Sliced Bacon 98» Loin Lamb Chops American . , lb 2.78 Rd. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor; Rev. Paul Trinque. Kuhl, pastor. Pot P i e s / » & .. 4 1.88 SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, UNITED UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 1040 Boston Tpke. (Rt. (Extra Lean G round Beef lb 1 . 1 8 ) Fresh Whole 2 to 3 lbs Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday Masses at 7:30.9, 9 a.m.. Divine Worship; 10:15 a.m., Sunday School and Youth 44A), Bolton. Rev. David M. Campbell, pastor. Birds Eye Peas ... 3 1.88 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. Forum; 10:10 to 11:35 a.m.. First and Second Year Youth CHURCH OF CHRIST, Rt. 44A, Coventry. Rev. Robert K. art iv iir OD Bechtold, minister. 10 a.m.. Church School for age 3 through Grade 12, Nursery eomalata vllh Mnar, Finast Peas...... 4 £55! 1.88 ST. JOHN’S POLISH NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHI RCH, Instruction. ‘ * Mtftdi, flltar, FreshGround Beef s s77 8 ! Calves U ver88^ 23 Golway St. Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. 9:15 a.m., Christian education for all ages; 10:30 a.m.. Ser­ available; 10:45 a.m.. Coffee and Conversation; 11 a.m.. Family I tlilra. FInan* Fresh Calves Liver 1.18 Chopped Spinach *^3 ^5! 1.88 JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES, Kingdom Hall, 726 N. Main St. vice of worship. Worship Service, Nursery provided for infants through Grade 2, obM wiMitli nral 10 USDA Choice Boneless Beef ^ O Q 9 a m.. Mass in English; 10:30 a m.. Mass in Polish and 10 a.m.. Public Bible discourse "God Made Out of One Man sermon; "Owner or Gardner?” OMMiwara P M I Haaiv Fresh Veal For Stew ...... 1.78 English. Every Nation of Men” ; 11 a.m.. Group discussion of Feb. 1 Duty Faal C«var. Sunrise Freeh Dairy Vekieel Cal Mr. M m «i CollMt Shoulder Steak 1 lb Veal CutletSFr?4Ti...... o2.68 CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LA'n'ER-DAV SAIN'I’S, Watchtower magazine article "Continue to Be Patient " INSTALLED Woodside St. 4 Hillstown Rd. Wendel K. Walton, bishop. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main Church programs 666-4691 Boneless USDA Choice Beef Treatjour Family to Mr. Dali Valuatl Kraft Parkay 8:30 a m., Priesthood; 9:30 a.m.. Seminary; 10:30 a m., Sun­ St. or Rump day School; 5 p.m.. Sacrament Service. 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sunday School for pupils up to the Trinily Covenant Hartford will lead a Sunday at the 10 a.m. ser­ Middle Tpke. Mail for free literature. No obligation. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH, 40 Pitkin St. Rev. age of 20, care for very young pupils, subject of the lesson- Top Round Roast Roast T? Cooked “The New Chuck seminar. vice. Both services are open to Main to: A-1 SWIMMINQ POOLS, INC. Margarine Burton D. Strand, Rev. David W. Rinas, co-pastors. sermon, "Substance,” golden text from the Bible, "The Lord is Colson,” a film describing At the 10 a.m. service, 14 The ambry, a contrast of the public. 1 Horizon Hill Road, Newington, Ct. LARGE ECONOMY PACKS! 8:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, Church School from Grade 10, my rock, and my fortress, and my deliverer; the God of my Top Round BmT B o n M u . . B Roast Beef Quarters what really happened to people will be received into satin finish and polished 06111 1.68 Nursery lor small children; 10 a m.. Holy Communion, Church rock; in him will I trust.” II Samuel 22:2,3. The Christian Top Blade Steak 1.48 Freshly Sliced School through Grade 6, Nursery for small children Science Reading Room, 968 Main St. is open to the public Mon­ the former White House membership. They are brass, has been given to the NAME ...... Boneless Whole To Order days through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and the first and "hatchet man,” will be Pierce and Noela church in memory of Janet ADDRESS...... Polish Kielbasa°r;.'i.. 1.58 Finast Homogenized PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 Spruce St. Rev Art Kay, shown Sunday at 7 p.m. at Gleason by family Shoulder of Beef moderator. third Thursday evenings from 7 to 9 except holidays, a free Armstrong, Ann Garrison, CITY...... STATE/ZIP...... Colonial Bologna oIbV' lb 88* members and friends. 1 ” |3 7 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. Worship. Nursery public lending library is maintained. Trinity Covenant Church. Barbara Gilson, William )USDA( StTunil Congregational Speaks PHONE ...... Polish Kielbasa Colonial . 1.18 Roast, Steaks 38 Virginia Baked Ham.... T 1.19 Fresh Milk provided; 7 p.m., Informal Worship, study and fellowship. CENTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, UNITED The public is invited to Hamrick, James and Don­ by & Kabobs CHURCH OF CHRIST, 11 Center St. Rev. Newell H. Curtis, CHOICE see this film, which makes na Hunt, Paul and Pauline A meeting of the Smoked Tongue Frierich 1.28 1 lb lo Befit Milk ...... 1 .2 8 Eugene Jr., pastor. Imported Chopped Ham 1.39 .ST. JAMES CHURCH. Rev. James Archambault and Rev. no attempt to dramatize Odegard, Laurence and members, of Second ______Brewer Parks Sausage Link, . . . 1.58 Hard Salami B/C ...... lb 1.79 Francis Krukowski, co-pastors; Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward J. 9 a m.. Lighthouse Bible Study, Simpson Wing; 10 a m.. events, but in a straight­ Patricia Sanborn, Paul and Congregational Church will A bill now in committee 1201 Pride of the Perm Worship Service', Sanctuary, the Rev. Mr. Curtis preaching. pkg * Boneless Whole Reardon, pastor emeritus. forward manner describes Susan Shimer and R.. take place Sunday after the in our state legislature Sausage Roll 'CsSn .. 88 Italian Hot Ham ...... ""1.29 Third Sunday in Lent, sermon: "A Second Choice,” Church Canned Vegetables Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday Masses at 7:30,9, what made Colson a new Leslie Childs. morning worship service. would prohibit discrimina­ Italian Sausage . 1.88 10:30 a.m., noon, and 5 p.m. School; 11 a m.. Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff Hall; 11:15 a m . New Bottom Round IN-STORE BAKE SHOPI man. After the service, there The purpose of the tion against homosexuals WESTOWN Mix or Match Member Conversations in Federation Room, Needs assessment in hiring practices by state Smoked Butts Fnerich , . , 1.38 Home Style Rolls...... • • dor 79* Coniiniinity Haplisl will be a reception in meeting is to act upon )USDA( Assorted Varieties UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, 185 Woodbridge St. task force, Robbins Room; 4 p.m.. Grade 8 Confirmation, agencies and by private PHARMACY Seafood Favorttel Roast, Steaks 448 Rev. Robert Baker, pastor. candidates for church & Kabobs Jelly or Creme Counts.. 6 f« 95* Carrier Room; 6:30 p.m.. Sharing Families, Robbins Room The Covenant Player^ Fellowship Hall for the companies on contract to OVER 25 YEARS Of CONTINUOUS SERVICE' CHOICE 10 a.m., Sunday School classes for all ages: II a m.. Worship; Salmon (itMk^f^...... 1.79 lb m J B . . TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH, 302 Hackmatack St. Rev. will give a drama-message new mem^rs. membership. the state. One wonders how Cheese Babka ‘ilSSV...... 1.19 7 p.m.. Prayer: 7:30 p.m,, Evangelistic Service, public invited. 49S HAauoaT ao. m a n c h is t u Norman E. Swensen, pastor; Rev. Milton Nilson, assistant to Sunday at the 10:30 a.m. Si. Gcurgi-’a Epiarupal Calvary Cliurrh this would affect a school 643-5130 the pastor. service at Community Bap­ The Rev. John D. The Rev. Harold Young board not wishing to touc COa'MUNITY health service STORE' EMANUEL LITHERAN CHURCH, Church and Chestnut 8:30 a.m.. Worship Service with the Rev. Mr. Swensen tist Church. Everyone is from England will be guest Sts. Rev. Ronald Fournier, Rev. Dale Gustafson, pastors; Jen- Hughes, interim vicar of expose young children to preaching. Trinity Tots for 3 year olds through kindergarten: invited. St. George’s Episcopal preacher Sunday at the the potent influence of a Loaf O’ White, nie Jones, intern; Rey. C. Henry Anderson, pastor emeritus. 9:30 a.m..a.m., oiuicBible ocnwiSchool wimwith iriassesclasses lorfor anall ages inreethree inroughthrough ExcitlAg Offer by Onsidal The New England unit of Church, will officiate at 10:50 a.m. and 7 p.m. teacher with an admitted 25^ off Fresh 8:w and U a.m., Regular Worship, Chapel service for adult, Nursery for infants; 10:50 a.m., Worship Service with the lifestyle that is perverted. OPEN on(i)hsirgallon bottle Finasi Suparmsrkals sra proud le children; 9:45 a.m., Church School. Lenten Bible study, Adult Rev. Mr. Swensen preaching, Trinity Tots for 3 year olds the Covenant Players, the dedication of an ambry worship services at 100% Pure Seald Sweet Bread olhr these outstanding values. EzqultHs which has its headquarters Calvary Church, 647 E. What of an employer with ALL DAY ; T * " “ ewU’Di!"*, • .1' ' kindergarten. Children's Church for Grades 1 through genuine moral convictions Asparagus Qenulne Sllver-pisted Spoon Rings 2.30 p.m., SMART, 7 p.m,. Basketball game. Church Council 3, Nursery for infants; 7 p.m.. Film "The New Chuck Colson," in California, will also pre­ Grapefruit or and BrsceMs by OneldsI vs. Emanuel Team at Verplanck School. who desires to keep his will be shown, a free-will offering will be taken. sent a short play tonight staff free of such open UNITARIAN UNIVERSAI.IST SOCIETY: E:ini, Communi­ for the Fellowship Club of perversions? Sunday Orange Spoon Ring UNITED METHODIST CIIURCII, 1226 Main St. Rev. ty Y. 79 N. Main St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, minister. the church. California ” George W. Webb, Rev. Laurence M. Hili, pastors. This bill aims at giving 4 ^ ‘ Osnulns Silver Plats 10:30 a m., "Dare A Unitarian Be Religious?” or "Awe and 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Services, Pastor Hill: ”1 Am the The players have made “THE NEW CHUCK COLSON” respectability and nor­ Juice Wonder vs. the Myth of Salvation,” the beginning of a new Big Round Top Bftid Retail A A C LighHof the Wor]d” ; 9 a.m.. Adult Bible Study: Gospel of Luke, over 200,000 presentations will be shown at malcy to what is IT this co>jpon 4 purchsM S7.S0 or more T series on “A Modern Spiritual Odyssey” by the Rev. Mr. Limit one Valid Mar 8-12 9 Value on radio and television and biologically abnormal, psy­ English Muffins...... 3 T 1.00 2.95 ^ ^ e s c h at churches, schools, chologically unnatural, and THUTY COVENANT CHURCH morally depraved. Its Plain Donuts...... 21?* 1.00 through S year olds; 7:3(1 p.m.. Lenten Service, the Rev. Rene n o h th UNITED METHODIST cilllH rii -urn P»rk«r s. hospitals, correctional in­ 302 Hackmatack Street Save with Large family Packs! Genuine Silver Plate BidMUX, superintendent of Connecticut Valley District, guest Rev Earle lU Oister^p^^^^^^^ l.m iK Cll, 300 Parker St. stitutions and for civic and acceptance is but another Calif Navel Large Junior Pies...... 4 5?. 1.00 mluionary. service clubs. step in the degeneration of 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, sermon: "The Discipline SUNDAY, MARCH 13th pur society's moral fibre. lib O Q t Flowers lor St. Patricks Dsyl Spoon of Prayer and (Juiet Meditation.” Coffee fellowship between Y criiiin Uoiign-gulional L. Oranges 1 Carrots ClIilOYma 3 c«k» O V COMMUNITY BAPTIST Clll RCII, AN AMERICAN The JudeoOhrlstian ethic e Indian River White ^ , Mineotaa services, 9 a.m.. Church School, Nursery, Grades 3 through 6; The First Congregational at 7 P.M. OPEN 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Catif I» BAPTIST CHURCH, 585 E, Center St. Rev. Ondon P. Stairs, clearly is opposed to this .10 99* Fresh Bracelet minister; Rev. Frederick Lanz, director of Christian education. 10:05 a m.. Teachers meeting; 10:30 a.m.. Church School', Church of Vernon will have grotesque mMirection of a Green Cut Nurseiw, Kindergarten, Grade 1 and 2; 6:30 p.m.. Junior and This film describes what really Grapefruit 9 1 Anjou Pears w..,«n 3 lb) 1.00 9:15 a.m.. Church School for all ages, kindergarten through a Greek dinner Sunday at 6 beautiful God-given Our Staff Is Here a l l McIntosh us Not 2'/4” mln .MAO A n n io c Ooiden Oeiictoui e 4 A A Grade 4 continuing during the service, Sharing Class, 20-40 Seniqr^outh meetings; 8 p.m.. Membership Group meeting p.m. at the church as part happened to .the former WHITE HOUSE capacity. (See Leviticus Western US No t 2 'V min 0 >bl I s U U Carnations Mid-Links. 20:13, Romans 1:26-27) 3*1 Class, led by tne Mr. Rev. Lanz, 40-Plus Class led by the Mr. of its series of Lenten "Hatchet" man. 7 Days A W e e k - Apples IS- Fresh Lemons ( 6 10 . 4 9 * Poned , . , ...... Rev. Stairs; 10:30 a.m.. Morning Worship, message: "Lenten (.Ill null OF CHRIST, Lydall and Vernon Sts. Fiugene Air Ferns «99* Brewer, minister. events. CHURCH OF SOLD AT CHECK-OUT STANDS Drama" by the Covenant Players of Reseda. Calif. Nursery is After dinner, Charles To Serve Your Family! a v a i l a b l e Sham rocks Pottad ...... «49* 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. Worship, sermon: "Shopping CHRIST Prices effective March 13 thru March 19.1977 in Manchester. Vernon. East Hartford We Reserve (he Right to Limit Quantities provided; 6 p.m., Youth Fellowships will meet, the Group Kurker of St. George’s Public Invited Free Will Offering Lydall and Vernon Streets Not Responsible lor TypogriphIctI Errors Elxperlence — “Psalms" led by the Rev. Mr. Lanz. for a Church” ; 6 p.m.. Worship, sermon: "Rejoice!" (Philip- pians). 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Community calendar* Third ‘Rabbit Run’ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat.. March 12, 1977 PAGE NINE Saturday ’The third annual Vernon "Rabbit Area Chamber of Commerce, 30 Andover Run” road race will be sponsored Lafayette Square; the recreation of­ Wetlands seminar, 9 a.m. to noon. Sunday this year by the Greater Vernon fice, Park PI.; the Hartford Track Town Hall. Club; the Snipsic Striders; the Andover Historical Society, 2:30 Junior Woman’s Club dance, 9 p.m. Jaycees and the town’s Recreation Basketball at its best athletic departments of the Universi­ p.m., Andover Elementary S^ool. to 1 a.m., Mt. Carmel Hall. Department. Monday ’The race is scheduled April 9, the ty of Connecticut, University of Hart­ day before Easter, and will start at 1 ford and Manchester Community Parent-Teacher Association first Hebron p.m., starting and ending on E. Main College; the offices of most area high aid and cardio-pulmonary resuscita­ Monday St., Rockville. schools; or by sending a self- South nips East, 54-52 tion courses begin; registration, 6 to Town offices open 7 to 9 p.m., town addressed, stamped envelope to the 7 p.m.; course, 7 p.m., Andover "nie race is sanctioned by the clerk, tax collector and assessor. Connecticut Amateur Athletic Union Greater Vernon Jaycees Inc., Rabbit Elementary School. By LEN ALSTER the majority oi tne approximate Rham District 8 Board of Educa­ (AAU). The course winds for 4.2 Run, P.O. 778, Rockville, Conn. rebound and then racing downcourt was a smart foul by (Jeff) Heim. Assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office crowd of 2,100 went home unhappy, it tion, special meeting, 7:30 p.m., miles through the streets of 06066. Heruld Sporlawriler trying to beat the clock as they had Otherwise we would've run out the Building. gdt it’s money’s worth. Rham High School Library. Rockville and Vernon. Because the Past participants in the race will One basket which went no timeouts left. clock,” Reilly said. Tuesday Tuesday race is traditionally scheduled - for automatically receive an application. through the cylinder but didn’t If the hoop, had counted there Mark Dumais, with about three It was a fired-up Eagle quintet would’ve been an overtime but if, like Board of Elducation, 7:30 p.m., An­ Democratic Town Committee, 8 the day before Easter, the course is Late registrations will be accepted count because it didn’t beat the seconds showing (some say two, which took a 14-12 lead at the end of dover Elementary School. p.m.. Town Office Building. laid out in the shape of a rabbit head. until noon the day of the race. These buzzer made all the difference the word close, doesn’t have many others four), took a long range the first turn only to see South, the letters but carries great weight. If is Wednesday Junior Women’s Club, 8 p.m., Application forms are available at will be taken at the Sykes School, as South Catholic edged past jumper and missed. The long much quicker of the two clubs, score the following places: ’The Rockville' Park St., Rockville. a great cliche for second guessers. rebound came out to Carlson and he, Board of Selectmen, 10 a.m.. Town Phelps Hall. East Catholic, 54-52, in a Class some easy hoops just before the in­ Office Building. Wednesday What all the talk about is a Gary from about six feet out, put back up a termission to take a 33-28 lead into L Division quarterfinal last Carlson hoop which will never appear one-handed, not totally in control tap. Young at Heart, 1:30 p.m.. First Preschool story hour, 10 a.m., the lockerroom. Those hoops, two Congregational Church. night at Weaver High in Hart­ in any statistical wrap-ups. East was It went through the iron but the rule by Granato, proved fatal for East in Douglas Library. Vernon approves plans down 54-52 as South’s John Pinone hit says, “the ball (on a tap) has to be the long run. Thursday Gymnastic exhibition, 6:30 p.m., ford. the front end of a one-and-one situa­ clearly through the hoop at :00,” said Pinone led the Rebels, now 23-1, Library Directors, 8 p.m., library. Hebron Elementary School. It was HCC basketball and basket­ tion with seven seconds left. But the for firehouse addition ball at its best; you couldn’t ask for referee Ed Batagowski, “The bali with 18 points with Rudi Alvarez (11) Memorial Day Committee, 8 p.m.. Thursday 6-6 sophomore missed the second was clearly tapped and as soon as the Town Office Building. finer anywhere in the state. While and Granato (10) also in double Board of Selectmen, 3 p.m.. Town with the Eagles hauling in the horn sounds that is where the bali figures. South was 19 for 46 from the Bolton Office Building. The Vernon Town Council last drawn by the town’s planning and stops. Richie (Marietta) saw it clear­ field with 13 turnovers. The Rebels Monday Gymnastic exhibition, 6:30 p.m., week approved plans for a 60-by-40- engineering departments to save ly on the way to the basket.” “He advance to the L Division semifinals Gilead Hill School. foot addition to the firehouse on Rt. money and keep costs within the (Carlson) tapped it before the against Bassick of Bridgeport, an 80- Ladies of St. Maurice, 7:30 p.m.. Republican Town Committee, 8 30 at Vernon Center. This week, the grant. South^s three wins buzzer,” South coach Joe Reiiiy 55 winner over Branford, Tuesday Parish Center. p.m.. Town Office Building. .1 Planning Commission granted a A committee appointed to study voiced, "But it wasn’t a controlled night at the New Haven Coliseum. Public Building Commission, 8 Saturday special permit for it. space needs of the town’s fire shot. That rule is a controversial one Dumais wound up top point-maker p.m.. Community Hall. First Congregational Church pan­ The addition will cost about $92,- departments recommended con­ which most fans don't know. It’s a for East with 17 point with Carlson Assessor, town clerk, tax collector, 400. Most of this will be funded with new season record cake and sausage supper, 5 to 8 p.m. struction of the two-story building helluva way to lose a game,” the tossing in 16 and Pete Thompson 10. 7 to 9 p.m.. Community Hall. \ money frorn a state emergency over another plan for a one-story Rebel coach added. East was 21 for 41 from the field with Tuesday public works employment grant. building. (Herald photo by Dunn) By LEN ALSTER It was a 49-all tie with 3:27 left 15 turnovers. The Eagles, who wind Board of Selectmen, 7 p.m.. Com­ South Windsor The cost doesn’t include finishing The proposed addition will house after a Carlson inside bucket knotted up 18-7, outscored South from the Sunday Herald Spurluwrilrr munity Hall. the second story of the building. an aerial platform truck requested East's Gary Carlson looks for teammate it for East. Then there were three field but the Rebels hit 16 of 21 foul Organizational meeting, Bolton Open house. South Windsor Plans for the addition are being by the department. The pattern had been set but South Catholic finally broke it turnovers in succession and a missed shots and East 10 of 12. Rebel shot. With exactly one minute soccer propam, 7 p.m., Bentley Cooperative Nursery School, 2 to 4 Action came during red-hot CIAC tournament game last night. Never before in the long basketball history between Suulli Cniliulir (54) — Madrak I Memorial Library. p.m. East-South has one quintet beaten the other three times in a left. East’s Jeff Heim was fouled on 0-0 2, Granato 4 2-410, Pinone 6 6-818, United Methodist Church Bible Monday single season. a drive to the hoop. The Eagle 6-5 Ayers 2 5-6 9, Alvarez 4 3-3 11, Mer- study, 7:30 p.m. Inland Wetlands Commission, 7:30 Area bulletin board pivotman was able to convert just cak 2 0-0 4, Montesersin 0 0-0 0. Totals But history is made to be broken strategy did catch South off balance Board of Education meeting with p.m.. Town Hall. one of two for a 50-49 lead. East’s 19 16-21 54. and that’s what the Rebels ac­ somewhat as the Rebels expected first since 20-19 with 4:37 left in the Rham Board of Education, 8 p.m., 5-8 Free blood pressure clinic. Senior East Cailiolir (52) — Carlson 7 2-2 complished. On top of 48-43 and 73-62 East to follow its year-long first half. Building of Bolton Elementary Citizens nutritional program, 16, Lindberg 2 2-2 6, Heim 1 1-2 3, Anyone with such a refrigerator to Connors’ game regular season wins, they added the pattern...Gary Carlson wound up as In rapid fire order, Steve Granato Center School. following lunch. Bolton donate is asked to contact Mrs. Dumais 7 3-4 17, Thompson 4 2-2 10, Wednesday 54-52 tournament decision. the No. 5 scorer on the Eagle all-time hit a 17-foot jumper for South (49 Donnelly 0 0-0 0. Totals 21 10-12 52. Tuesday After fire was out The Ladies of St. Maurice will JoAnn Parady at the school. “It could easily have gone any scoring list with 730 points. He seconds left), then Carlson a rebound Senior citizens, 1:30 p.m.. Com­ South Windsor Chamber of meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the way...Any calls at the end..The finished six markers behind John hoop ( :33) and Pinone an inside mus­ Spring racing munity Hall. East Hartford fire fighters check upper area of garage- Vernon better than ever Commerce Board of Directors, 7:45 Parish Center. At 8:15, the meeting bounce of the ball,” commented East Lusa and only the fifth Eagle to score cle move (:21) to make it 53-52 SALEM, N.H. (UPI) - Board of Selectmen meeting with a.m., Jerry Z’s Restaurant. Includes workshop at 427 Brewer St., after fire caused serious damage will open to all parish members. ’The Students from all grades in Vernon coach Stan Ogrodnik, “These 700 or more points. Mark Dumais, South. The Eagles called their last Rockingham Park will open a 57- Griswold & Fuss, 2 p.m.. Community breakfast. Rev. Gerard Roux, retreat master at By EARL YOST Friday. Flames went through the roof of the structure as fire schools will participate in an art seniors, this team deserves better. surprisingly, moved up into the No. 13 timeout with 16 seconds remaining. night spring harness racing meeting Hall. Town Council work session, 7:30 Sporls Edilor fighters were responding to the 11:55 a.m. alarm. Fire the Immaculate Retreat House in exhibit at the State Capitol building But they have absolutely nothing to slot with 532 points while Pete But under pressure a pass Intended on April 1. The season runs through United Methodist Church hunger p.m.. Town Hall. Marshal John Armstrong said the blaze apparently started Willimantic, will speak about, “Does in Hartford. ’The exhibit will be for­ “Never before have I ever won 15 straight points. I played a be ashamed of. You couldn’t ask for Thompson rounds out the top 15 at for Carlson underneath was in­ June 5 with a nightly post time at meal, 6:45 p.m. Wednesday God Have a Sense of Humor?” more.” .It was a contest worthy of No. 15 with 515 points. tercepted by Pinone with the latter United Methodist Church trustees, because a wood stove flue was too close to combustible mally opened at 11 a.m. Wednesday very loose game. I was confident, I only missed two forehands 7:45 p.m. on Tuesday through Satur­ Audio audio-visual clinic, Wapping The Bolton Congregational Church by Gov. Ella Grasso. The exhibit will being a state final. fouled with seven seconds to go. “It day and Sundays at 4 p.m. 7 p.m. material. Fire fighters used hand lines to quickly douse the is plannin5 a fashion show April 15 at all match. My game is better today than ever.” South’s next opponent is Bassick Parent-Teacher Organization Church Hall, 6 to 9 p.m. For persons be open through March 26. aged 18 to 50. fire, which occurred while the building’s owner, John 8 p.m. at Fiano’s Restaurant. The speaker was Jimmy Connors, and the Bridgeport school has been science fair, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., K-4 The Rockville General Hospital Town -Council work session with Bielanski, was at home. No one was hurt. (Herald photo by Refreshments will be served. Tickets Auxiliary will sponsor a spring card the No. 1 tennis player in the world, waiting one year for revenge. A year Johnson will be ‘up’ Building of Bolton Elementary will be sold at the door. Last year, and he more than lived up to that lof­ ago in a semifinal bout the Rebels ATTENTION GOLFERS! Center School; film, “In search of Board of Education, on budget, 7:30 Bevins) party April 13 at 8 p.m. at Ellington p.m.. Town Hall. the church earned $500 from its Ridge Country Club. Marge Warner ty ranking with a devastating lop­ defeat^ Bassick, 68-63. South had for tourney contest Time to spruce up your equipment: Redwood,” follows the fair. fashion show. sided straight set win over better be ready. “For the first time Planning Commission, 8 p.m.. Thursday is chairman. Door prizes and • Golf Clubs desserts will be included in the dona­ Australia’s John Alexander, 6-1, 6-4. all year we lost our poise,” Rebel Marques Johnson, college basketball’s Player of the Community Hall. Adult audio-visual clinic, Wapping The Hartford Civic Center crowd coach Joe Reilly commented about Year, had been criticized by some for hid inconsistency. • Repair and Refinishing Zoning Commission, 8 p.m.. Com­ Church Hall, 6 to 9 p.m. Hebron tion. Persons attending are asked to bring their own cards. Tickets are of 10,800 last night saw Connors and his team's performance, “The whole The 6-foot-6 Johnson’s • Re-shafting • Regripping munity Hall. Beta Sigma Phi, Beta Xi Chapter, Brian Gottfried each score singles Students at Hebron’s two elemen­ available at the gift shop of- the atmosphere was against us AH that awesome talents are against Notre Dame. 7:30 p.m., 84 Phoenix St., Vernon. wins over Alexander and Ross Case • Custom Made Clubs Thursday tary schools have been selected for hospital or by calling 872-9425. noise, we just couldn’t communicate. acknowledged by At Omaha—Southern Friday to give the United States a comman­ Bolton Woman’s Club fashion the annual gymnastics exhibitions, The Methodist Church Women The only reason we won is because everyone, but his critics Illinois against Arizona. show, 7:30 p.m., Fiano’s Restaurant. Basketball: South Windsor Police scheduled Wednesday at Hebron ding 3-0 lead in the best of seven we didn’t give up." say the senior forward At Norman, Okla.—No. 7 Gerald Dumond Call: Charges of conspiracy to alter or to failure to drive in established lane, $15 United will have a program, series. Bolton Ecumenical Council, 8 p.m.. Association vs. South Windsor High force a prescription against Patrick Elementary School and Thursday at The crowd was approximately 2,- doesn’t always play with Arkansas against Wake Manchester 646-4000 fine. “Decorating With Dee,” Wednesday. Cpnqors will be back on center United Methodist Church. School Class of 1970 alumni, time to Detullio, 23, and Vivian Seright, 21, Gilead Hill School. Both programs 100 with the majority in attendance the same intensity. But Forest and Kansas State • Rosa Peters, 20, of Spencer St., Diantha Dorman will lead the group court'today at 2 against Tony Roche Fridby be announced,'high school. both of Hartford, were nolled (not Manchester, issuing a bad check, nolled. begin at 6:30 p.m., with students per­ in creating small floral East fans. The student populace they also agree Johnson against Providence. and the USA is a heavy favorite to started yelling 10 minutes before tap- usually is an overpowering At P o catello —Idaho / T " I N Democratic Town Committee, 8 Saturday prosecuted) in Common Pleas Court • Howard Wilson, 30, of Main St., forming at their respective schools. arrangements and decorative eggs. wrap up the 1977 Aetna World Cup ti­ off and never ceased....There was a force in the “big games.” p.m.. Community Hall. 19, Rockville, this week. Ellington, disorderly conduct and first- The participants were selected on the Members are asked to bring blown- Suddenly It’s Spring Garden Fair, tle in an unprecedented four This is part of problem MANCHESTER ' J In connection with the same case, degree criminal trespassing, nolled. basis of skill, attitude and out egg shells, glue, small decorative game before the game. East players 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Wapping Communi­ • Daniel Ostrowski, 18, 33 Reynolds matches. A doubles match will follow facing Louisville today in Collegeg c ty House. Marcia Stepnowski, 26, also of Hart­ citizenship. pictures, narrow velvet ribbon in when introduced ran storming out Coventry Dr., Coventry, criminal attempt to com­ today with a singles and doubles the 13th-ranked Cardinals’ UTTIE LEAGUE REGIST1UTI0N ford, plead^ guilty and her case was Winners have been announced in pastel shades, small artifical flowers onto the Weaver High hardwood. Isasketball Monday mit third-degree burglary, re-arrest match also set for Sunday. NCAA first-round game continued. the recent Rham Music Boosters or greens, and a small scissors. On JIMMY CONNORS When the last starter was announced Town Meeting, 8 p.m. High School Vernon warrant ordered, bond set at $1,000. “I would rather return serve than with UCLA at Pocatello, Eric R. Danziger, 20, of 57 Talcott drawing to benefit the uniform fund Thursday the women will go as a the entire bench, coaches included, state against Long Beach auditorium. Today • Michael Ostrowski, 16, 33 Reynolds to serve,” Connors said in explaininq ran out. South’s cast, in contrast, Idaho. Playing UCLA is the Ave., Rockville pleaded innocent to a Dr., Coventry, criminal attempt to com­ drive. Janet Ring of Marlborough group to the Rockville Memorial watching are for or against me. 1 State. Sunday^ March 6,1977 Public hearing on Revenue Sharing DeMolay Masters’ Class, 8 p.m.. why he won the toss but elected to NCAA tournament is a charge of intent to sell a cannabis, mit third-dogree burglary and possession won the microwave oven; Jessice Nursing Home to present the items know they will see great tennis. calmly walked out upon being an­ At Tucson—Utah against 1P.M. to 4 P.M. funds, 8:45 p.m.. High School Northeast School, East St., receive. “The surface doesn’t matter nounced to the crowd. Just a bit of nightmare proposition at type substance, waived a hearing in of burglary tools, re-arrest warrant Baker, Hebron, television; Pompey’s made and attend the worship service. When I play good. I’ll take the credit, St. John’s. auditorium. Rockville. whee I play. I’ve played on all kinds psychology employed by both any time and defensing probable cause and was bound over ordered, bond set at $1,000. Restaurant, Middletown, stereo ’Those planning to attend should meet and when I play bad. I’ll take the Sunday’s games: Sunday, March 13,1977 Planning and Zoning Commission, and have had pretty good success.” Johnson is never a treat, Sunday to Tolland County Superior Court. • Edward Slane, 39, High Manor Park, system, and Dyanne Trudeau, at the church parking lot on Grove St. blame.” It’s been a long time since coaches...You couldn’t ask for a At Bloomington — North 8 p.m.. Town Hall. He sure has — being No, 1 in the better site director than Weaver’s but compounding the Car­ 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. noth anniversary, Talcottville Charges of illegal possession of can­ Vernon, disorderly conduct and in­ Willimantic, clock radio. About $1,- at 10 a.m. Anyone needing a ride' Connors played bad tennis. Carolina-Charlotte against terfering with a police officer, 90 days on world in three of the last four years Walter “ Doc” Hurley. He and staff dinals’ problems is the fact Tuesday Congregational Church, all-day nabis and conspiracy to violate nar­ 300 was raised for the fund; about $4,- should call Judie Sugalski, 872-3122. Connors reminds one of a snake Central Michigan. each, suspendttd, to run consecutively, and he’s only 25 and nearing his peak. when he uncoils and unloads his two- ran an excellent tournament game.. their best defensive Zoning Board of Appeals, 7:30 celebration starting at 10:30 a.m. cotics laws were nolled. 000 more is needed. The Music The Tolland County 4-H Electricity At Baton Rouge — Mid­ AT THE probation for one year. “Tennis keeps me going. I may not handed backhand or powerful Some young East ‘fans’ were unin­ forward, Larry Williams, p.m.. Town Hall. Monday Kenneth Langille, 19, of Rt. 31, Boosters will meet Monday at 7:30 Club is seeking members. Girls and dle Tennessee against WEST SIDE RECREATION BUILDING • Luis Soto, 24, Philadelphia, Pa., reach my peak until 28. If I didn’t forehand strokes. His return of serve vited guests in the South rooting sec­ is recovering from a Detroit. Coventry Businessmen’s Associa­ Coventry, pleaded guilty to three p.m. at Rham. boys aged 12 or older, learn to fix AARP 2129, noon, Rockville possession of cannibis substance, $250 enjoy tennis, I wouldn’t play,” the is almost unbelievable. tion just before the half and had to be broken foot. 110 CEDAR ST., MANCHESTER tion, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. counts of second-degree larceny and The women’s physical education extension cords and lamps and sim­ Methodist Church, Grove St. bond forfeited, re-arrest warrant ordered superstar of the sport added. What was his reaction to being se­ escorted out of harms way. ...East “Larry’s still not running Special Sewer Authority meeting, 8 one count of fourth-degree larceny. and bond reset at $1,000. department at Rham is looking for a Boxers advance Charter Revision Commission, 8 ple appliances. Those interested Connors has gone up against cond seed on the USA team? came out flying high but the main and jumping like he did p.m.. Town Hall. Two other counts of second-degree • Russeli J. Perrone, of 147 Terrace small used refrigerator with a ★ ★ ★ p.m., Memprial Building, Park PI. should call 8753331, the Tolland Coun­ Alexander four times and the result “That’s life. It doesn’t matter. difference was it couldn’t run past before he got hurt. But in PHILADELPHIA (UPI) larceny were nolled along with Dr., Rockville^ illegal possession of a freezer, to store cold packs and ice. ty Extension Service, Rt. 30, Vernon. OPEN TO ALL BOY'S S QIRLS Wednesday Tuesday has always been the same — a win, Dick (Stockton) has been playing South like it did to the two previous our Metro 7 game against — Light heavyweight Eddie charges of threatening, carrying a narcotic substance, nolM. 8 YRS. TO 12 YRS. OLD Parks and Recreation Commis­ Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Memorial “The pressure is the same whether well. Everyone on the team is tournament foes... Georgia Tech he got to play Gregory and middleweight dangerous weapon, conspiracy to ★ ★ ★ sion, 7:30 p.m. Town Hall. Building. I’m playing for $250,(X)0 or 50 cents,” playing well.” Stockton is the USA’s The difference between East in the 17 minutes and played as Vito Antuofermo have ad­ commit second-degree larceny, con­ Board of Health, 7:30 p.m.. Town Tolland County Art Association, 8 Connors added after he demolished No. 1 seed. tournament and earlier in the year good defense as anyone we vanced to the semifinals of Hall. spiracy to commit third-degree Alexander with a superb game. It Right, Jimmy, and the USA has an was that the Eagles had opened up had on the floor,” said boxings’ World Television Parent or Querdlan Must Be Present p.m, Lottie Fisk Building, Henry larceny, and third-degree larceny. PZC okays bank expansion To Sign Form Park. appeared that whenever he wanted to unprecedented 3-0 lead in the race for their shooting perimeter. Not Louisville coach Denny Championships. East Hartford In the case of Danny Prince, 16, of H ebron turn it on, he could. the $70,000 for the winning team. The Birth Certllleate la Also Required Hope Chapter OES, 8 p.m.. The PZC asked Amata to return Mastandrea was recently elected to everything was being forced inside Crum, who twice has lost Sunday 12 Ward St., Rockville, charges of “ I don’t care whether the people loser gets $30,000. for layups. Eight-10-12 foot jump in the NCAA tournament to Masonic Temple, Orchard St. The Hebron Planning and Zoning with a plan outlining location of the the Regional 8 Board of Elducation. First Democratic District St. reckless use of the highway by a shots were being intermixed. This UCLA, where he was assis­ iS U B Q REGISTRATION FEE $5.00 Suburban Women’s Club, board pedestrian, breach of the peace, and Commission (PZC) has approved a septic system, welLand rear proper­ Hearings slated Patrick’s party, 5 to 9 p.m., dinner at meeting, 7:45 p.m., 78 Daryl Dr. tant coach to John Wooden. Volunteers are needed for Little League Auxiliary disorderly conduct, were all nolled. request by the Citizens Bank and ty line, as well as a stream on the OVER 6:30, K of C Hall, Main St. property. The PZC will conduct two public The fourth -ranked Wednesday Charges of interfering with a police Trust Co., Rt. 66, to erect two ad­ hearings on Tuesday, March 22. 6.3 MILLION Jaycees begin of town Philip Poirier of Rt. 85 was given Bruins, 23-4, begin pursuit YMCA stamp collection workshop, officer and first-degree assault were ditions to its present structure. The first will be at 7:30 p.m. in the report. PZC permission to breed and train of their 11th national cham­ SERVED 7 p.m., "Y” office, Vernon Circle. nolled in the case of Daniel One addition will be to the rear of Town Office Building to hear an Monday show horses on his property, now in a Coventry Hish pionship in the past 14 Rockville United Methodist Church Hartsgrove, 25, formerly of 8 Ward the structure and the other will face application from Oscar and Pierrette residential zone. His property is Herald angle years in the 4:15 p.m. Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Women, 7:30 p.m.. Fellowship Hall, St., Rockville. On a charge of Rt. 66 in the front. More parking Belanger, Joan L. Madden, Gerald about 500 feet from Rt. 85, behind a bombed in IS nationally televised game. Penney High School. Grove St. tampering with a motor vehicle, he areas are also planned. M. O’Connell, Douglas E. and Sophie neighborhood business district. One regionally-televised Paraprofessional teachetd group, Thursday pleaded guilty and was given a 30-day A. Conklin and Alice R. Pomprowicz A building permit will be granted In other business, the PZC ap­ Earl Yost Eliminated from the State Basket­ game today, at 2:15 p.m. 7:30 p.m., Raymond Library. suspended sentence and placed on for permission to subdivide property Suburban Women’s Club new when the bank file8 a plan of develop­ proved the appointment of Edward ball Tournament last night was top- EST in Omaha, matches Public Health Nurses, 8 p.m., probation for one year. on Deepwood Dr. and Rt. 85 in the Sports Editor CHECK THESE PRICES! member coffee, 8 p.m., 14 Clair Rd. ment with the town clerk. Gregory of Basketshop Rd. to fill the ranked Coventry High, 83-60, by St. No. 12 Cincinnati against Town Hall. Amston section. Board of Education, 7:30 p.m.. A plan of expansion was also vacancy of former member and Thomas Aquinas in a Class S Division 14th-ranked Marquette, Tuesday Other cases disposed of: The second hearing, at 8 p.m., is to Middle School, Rt. 30. presented to the PZC by Theodore chairman Salvatore Mastandrea. quarterfinal at South Windsor High. whose coach Al McGuire is UP TO $7S0 MARK-DOWN ON THESE Chamber of Commerce luncheon, • Sherry L. Lohnes, Goodhill Rd., amend zoning regulations and the Saturday Amata, who owns Ted’s Market, also Gregory was recommended by the The victory advances 19-6 Aquinas, making his final try at the noon. Holiday Inn. South Windsor, reckless driving, changed zoning map that became effective Pancake supper and handbell con­ on Rt. 66. a member of the Hartford County NCAA title with the FULLY RECONDITIONED OK USED CARSI Public hearing on Lions Club car­ Democratic Town Committee. Dec. 1. 1976. 2 cert, 5:30 p.m. and 7 p.m., Rockville One win away to whet the appetite of the lucky Conference, into Monday’s Warriors. nival, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. 2 Methodist Chflrch, Grove St. One more victory and the United ticket holders. semifinals at the New Haven The other regional Town Council, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. States wiii wrap up its first back-to- Gottfried won only once in four Coliseum against Wamogo, a 64-60 telecast, at 6:15 p.m. EST back success in seven years of com­ previous matches against the little, overtime winner over Lyman in Tucson, pairs the Memorial. Wamogo features 6-11 nation’s top scoring team, 7BF0RD...... HiiUNSmwtSISS 69 VOLKS ...... Full Prica $998 Plainfield results petition in the Aetna World Cup fast-moving Aussie who preferred a 4-Ooor, V-*. Milo.. pow. reason for the increased use of FISH. Road crossing MN N N i TlfpiM S4iN INlMM IM IN LN n m n u iin i M IMn IM IM d ilM d L lm O M an opening 3-6 loss to defeat Ross “On paper, I was the underdog, but The Wolverines received “We had a few new callers, but not HhApariUii IM UI llRliN ii 7M CM IM LlddNIMk M 7. U .'i M l « tCHdfiMd I’ve improved a lot in the last year, Wade advances the good news Friday that A section of Foster Rd. in South Windsor UntanHIW itN IIJl IN HimmOmm LN U I 7 N laoMM dir M IN n n d iln i l.niUnb Case in the next two sets, 6-4, 6-4. enough to make the difference,” she said. will be closed to traffic starting Monday irWIINi Ml iM IKII'N 7 . M ^ U IMNUnb Connors more than lived up to his since the last time we played,” Gott­ DALLAS (UPI) — Virginia Wade All-America guard Rickey I * . H M iM M M I I I piU IN N I K t tS l I M M 71 M t M l fried said. Green is ready to go at full "We are glad to handle that many calls as because of sewer construction in the area, IK HM N iM i 711 pM I7 U I Mddi III pdi IN N M l M l I. I n i l H No. 1 ranking in the world with as has moved into the semifinals of the long as the needs are valid,” she said. police announced Friday. WMilMpNIWM TriMU 74-1 pM tiN .ll M id i 111 pdi MIN I. ■ ImM M tmAdMI brilliant an exhibition as ever dis­ Connors is 3-0 in previous matches Virginia Slims of Dallas Tennis Tour­ speed. MKUIUNHtnM e m 7MH MMN in Trilidi 144 pdi tNNM Z S M i I I i M il N lln ll The local FISH organization will hold its TtMi iM IINIM played over the seven years of Aetna. against Roche. It will be a major nament by collecting the final five Other first-round games The section of Foster Rd., between I4 w M m I u p i n u p 7KF7I COaimiM IK K (11 I M i l M l l V i l d a annual meeting March 24 at 1:15 p.m. at Ellington and Strong Rds., will be closed n m Ml ID IMT i NM iJ b IM IM ***■» ^ Ul LN LN i NM M* IM [gtni miracle for Connors’ skein to be points in her match against eighth- today: the Avery Street Christian Reformed MU. InahM UN IM iN lIM p In n I N I. MNi hW IM snapped. At Raleigh, N.C. - VMI between 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. daily, until li N LN T K N T i safe? IN 1 h n M i P-I Fan appeal off seeded Kristien Shaw in the quarter­ Church. further notice. MirtlkU.li« IM M M 111 pSP H IM 7 K P IM 7. N O nN M m M Roche last night was named the final round. against Duquesne and Pur­ IKIZM M id i HI pM tn.N ill Mi IIIN I W k U M M The Gottfried-Casc match was like At that time the group will elect new of­ Iribdi I M pdP in iM iM-t No. 1 singles player with the Boston Wade knocked off Shaw, 6-2, 7-5, due against No. 3 North Residents were advised to enter or exit W M Hi tM IttN -fpililMilN a jayvee basketball game following a ficers for the coming year. The slate to be beyond the construction site. N iM i U 1 n U t n iM ^Hll ” lJT-W)binnrbM Lobsters in World Team Tennis play, Friday to earn a semifinal spot op­ Carolina. CARTERrsf1229 Main Straat. Manchastar Phone 646-6464 ’'^iIMpMillUM :UUN - » (Mil h a b *i varsity attraction. Although both a club that has six matches slated at posite Sue Barker. Last week in San At Philadelphia — exhibited fine tennis, the opener the Hartford Civic Center this Francisco Barker defeated Wade in Princeton againqt No. 5 Open Evenings 111 9 Thurs. 'UI 6 - Sat. til 8 which featured Connors, was enough summer. v the finals. Kentucky and Hofstra PAGE —"TEN __■'— MANCHESTER ■ - ■ EVENING—• — HERALD. Manchester, , Conn.,%>VWI., oat., Sat., ITHUCUMarch 12,lA, 1977L9tl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Sat., March 12, 1977— PAGE ELEVEN

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NEW YORK season. The defeat dropped n o OFFICE HOURS and one by guard Don 126 Seattle 122, Atlanta 100 (UPI) It was hardly the Bullets Vi game behind Chaney with'seven seconds DiGregorio eight to spark paced the Nuggets with 26 Monday-Fridiy 8:30 LM. to 5KKI PJl a secret. The Los Houston, which defeated Denver 95, Houston 124 In­ Buffalo to a 30-14 third points. U J Pkm Ndin; I M. to S P.M. These Homes Are Open For Your Inspection to go sealed the Lakers’ 109, Indiana and took over first diana and Kansas City period. Artis Gilmore Kuekel* 124, Parers 109 Angeles Lakers knew fourth victory without a 114 Portland 112. • ■ ■ Saturdiy.,.8 iM. to 12 Noon place in the Centrai Divi­ loss this season against paced Chicago with 26 Rudy Tomjanovich came who they had to rely Nell* 82, Suns 73 points and 19 rebounds. sion. Washington. It was the off the bench with nine errors on late in the game. Mike Bantom scored 18 76ers 126, SuperSunirs OPEN HOUSE OPEN HOUSE After trailing 47-37 at the minutes left and scored 17 “Uvcrtism sIknM d w d i thek ad Uw first day. first time in 16 years the points and grabbed 14 OPEN HOUSE And the Washington haif, the Bullets hit 14 of 21 122 of his game-high 27 points Lakers have swept the rebounds in helping the The Manchester Eveniny Herald shall not be KaMe S U N D A Y 2-4 Sunday • March 13 S U N D A Y 2-4 Bulllets knew, too. He shots from the field in the Lloyd Free scored 10 of to rally Houston from a six- season series from the Nets hand Phoenix its 11th l/ t for failure to puUish an ad or for a typoyrtoMc w as the tall guy third period, outscoring his 26 points in the final , point deficit. The Rockets 160 Oarald Drive, Vernon 2:00/5:00 34 Hlllcrest Drive, Vernon Bullets. straight defeat, two short error or errors in publication eiceirt to the eitent of Los Angeies 38-22 and grab­ five minutes to preserve outscored Indiana 29-8 1/1 wearing the goggles. Elvin Hayes led of the league high this year the cost of the ad for the first day’s insertion. bing a 75-69 lead. the victory for down the stretch. Moses It has never been easy held by the Nets. The Suns’ Upntinent for errors is fanited to Hie cost of that r— U flC N D . . Abdul-Jabbar, the Phiiadelphia. The 76ers led Malone added 25 points for 73 points matched the to stop him. league's second leading Pro by as many as 25 points Houston and Calvin portioo of the ad adiere the error occurred.” I77J. league low for a game this Kareem Abdul- scorer, then demonstrated twice in the second Murphy 18. Billy Knight led V year. The Nets also scored ufi wr AiNii 6 oiocASt ^ r! Jabbar scored 20 of his why he has won the NBA basketballs quarter, but Seattle Indiana with 26. c*li643-2711 only 73 points in a ioss to Most Vaiuable Player railied in the second half. Kings 114, Trail Blazers game-high 31 points in Indiana. Mel Davis and A1 award three times and Washington with 28 points, Julius Erving also scored 112 the fourth quarter Skinner each added 15 For period ending ?a.m„ Sunday, March 13. Saturday night may be closing in on the but missed five of six field 26 for the Sixers and Doug Brian Taylor scored a Friday night to rally points for New York. Paul P s n o n a li wil find rain and showers covering the upper Mississippi honor again. goal attempts in the fourth Collins added 16. layup with less than 30 INDEX Westphal topped Phoenix valley region and moat of the area from Florida to Penn­ the Lakers to a 94-91 “He made ali the key period. Slick Watts led Seattle seconds to go and Ollie NOTICIt with 16. HALL FOR RENT - Dances. sylvania. Wet weather is also indicated for most of the victory over offensive and defensive with 24 points. Johnson sank two free 1 — Lott and Found W ashington’s Phil Itruves 9S, Bulls 90 2 — P triontit Showers. Tag Sales, Wed­ Pacific coast area, while generally fair weather prevails 93 Croft Drive, Manchester plays down the stretch,” Chenier, one of the top Iluwk)i 100, Denver 95 throws with seven seconds 3 — Announcomanit dings, Auctions. Less than Washington in Los Randy Smith scored 21 of elsewhere. Minimum temperatures include: (approximate said Lakers coach Jerry shooters in the NBA, Armand Hill scored a left to give Kansas City a A — Enlorttlnmoni tlSO rental. American Legion maximum readings in parenthesis) AUanU 49 (68), Boston Don Lappen will be on hand to show you through this Angeles. his game-high 35 points in 5 — Auctiont Home, 646-9171, or 6434)0U. West. “If he’s not the finished with only eight career-high 26 points and 114-110 lead. Portland’s 41 (50), Chicago 40 (57), DalUa 41 (73), Denver 29 (66) meticulous 6 room Ranch. Built by Nutmeg Homes this The victory improved the second half to help Buf­ FINANCIAL home features: greatest player in the points and missed 13 of 17 John Drew added 25 for Maurice Lucas scored the Duluth 30 (39) Houston 42 (74), Jacksonville 59 (81), Kansas Los Angeles' record to 41- falo rally from a nine-point 0 — Bondt'Stocki'Mortgaoat Olractlona: Rt«. 83 to Thrall to toll on Dart Hill to right game, I haven’t seen the attempts from the field. Atlanta. The Hawks held game’s final basket. 9 — PortontI Loans City 33 (52), Los Angeles 49 (62), Miami 74 (85), New Orleans 24 and increased its Pacific to — Iniuranca on Skinnar to right on Ooraid Drivo. Dirtctlont; Rt*. 30 left on WMt St. to right on South to other guy.’’ haiftime deficit. The vic­ an 88-74 lead with 6:36 AnnouncMiMto 52 (72), New York 44 (52), Phoenix 38 (79), San Francisco 42 Division lead to games Elsewhere in the NBA, it Lucas, Portland’s Lionel *Hreplaca' right on Qlonttono to right on HlllcrMt. tory snapped the Bulls’ CMPLOYMCNT (58), SeatUe 35 (42), St. Louis 37 (57), Washington 47 (61) Two free throws by was the New York Nets 82 remaining, but Denver Hollins and the Kings’ Ron Immaculate....6 room Ranch on quiet street. Lots of over Portland, the Lakers’ seven-game winning t3 — Halp Wantad *1/2 Acre Lot Wall-to-wall carpet rookie forward Tom Phoenix 73, Buffalo 95 closed to within three Boone each finished with 26 14 - Butinatt Opportunitiaa trees, shrubs and also backs up to wooded area. Comfortable family home on large country-style widest margin of the streak. Smith scored nine 15 — Situation Wantad *Bullt-ina 'Full baiament Abernethy with 1:01 left Chicago 90, Philadelphia iSoints with seven seconds points. Fantastic family room, large deck and we could go *Grapa Arbor '^yaly lot. Front to back living room with raised hearth points and Ernie left. David Thompson EDUCATION 10 — Pnvtia IntUucliona on and on. This house is better than new....like a Neignborhood fireplace, formal dining room, eat-in kitchen, 3 19 — Schooit'Clastai rare antique it has improved with age. bedrooms with lots of closets, 1V4 baths, hardwood 20 — Inslrucltont Wantad H elp Wanted 13 H elp Wanted 13 *And a reduced prical floors — full basement. Must see this lovely home. REAL ESTATE SHEET METAL - Commer­ PART TIME Driver - Apply 96 scoreboard] 23 — Hornet lor Sale i Elm Street, Manchester, 8 AskinQ *43,900 Thrill of victory enjoyed f Bulls in rally, 24 ~ Loti-Land for Sat# cial. and Industrial HVAC 25 — Investment Property work. Metal and fiberglass a.m. to 10 a.m., Monday thru mS M tS stop by for a leisurely inspection. You will be glad 26 — Business Property Friday. you did. ISm is 27 — Resort Property working foreman. Reply by Blue Jays, Mariners ^ Whalers 26 — Real Estate Wanted 8:30 A.M. stating experience, Dlraetlons: North on Main to North Main then W M t on qualifications, and North Main to Tolland Turnpiko; watt on Tolland Turn- MISC. SERVICES 31 ~ Services Offered background to Box 0 c/o Homes For Sale 23 'rea/ty plko to Windsor Stroot (next to Caldor) South on Wind­ 32 — Painting-Papering Manchester Herald. sor to Croft. 'rea/fy WHA 164 E. CENTER ST. MANCHESTER NEW YORK 33 — Building-Contracting to 5:00 P.M. 34 — Roofing-Siding Offered by the 164 E. CENTER ST. MANCHESTER (UPI) The expansion East SUPERINTENDENT for BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) — The ice was hot, but the 35 — Heating-Plumbing W L T Pts. 36 — Flooring Manchester Apartment com­ Toronto Blue Jays and Birmingham Bulls were even hotter. 6 4 7 1 4 1 9 ZINSSER Quebec 39 26 1 79 37 — Moving-Truciung-Sioraae Monday thru Friday plex. Live in position. Rent Agency 6 4 7 1 4 1 9 Seattle Mariners, two 30 — Services Wanted Cincinnati 33 30 3 69 Dale Hoganson and Vaclav Nedomansky scored one SAT. 8:30 to 12 NOON reduction. Pays 63-00 per PHILBRIGK Realtors MLS 040-1 sTi teams destined to goal each as the Bulls stormed back from a 3-2 deficit to MISC. FOR SALE hour. Must be renMoalble per­ Indianapolis 29 31 7 65 40 — Household Goods son, capable of electrical and become expert in the New England 29 36 6 64 blitz the New England Whalers 6-3 in a World Hockey 41 — Articles for Sale plumbing, and hard work. Ap­ AGENCY Help Wanted 42 — Building Supplies 13 Situation Wanted 623,500 - 200 FOOT frontage. MANCHESTER, OWNER - agony of defeat, each Birmingham 27 38 3 57 Association game Friday night. pointments being taken, 15 MANCHESTER ■ By Owner, MANCHESTER - Immaculate 43 — Pels -Birds- Dogs MANCHESTER - Im­ Two bedroom Ranch. Three Bedroom Colonial. Conveniently located. West The victory moved Birmingham to within seven points 44 — Livestock □ EMPLOYMENT between 9 and 11 a.m.. (toll Six Room Cape. Finished rec experienced the thrill 45 Boats 6 Accessories maculate eight room MUNSON’S CANDY Kitchen - WILL DO Light bookkeeping Aluminum siding, baseboard Cozy backyard with patio. 5 Assumption Church and room. Wall to wall carpeting, of the fourth-place Whalers in the WHA’s Eastern Divi­ 528-1300. Is now accepting applications and office work in my home, heat, garage. Hutchins Agen­ 1/2% assumable mortgage. of victory for the first W L T Pts. sion. 46 — Sporting Goods (tolonial. Two years old. School area, (tozy (tolonlal. new modern kitchen with Houston 41 20 6 88 47 — Garden Products Halp Wantad 13 First floor family room. for employrnenf in sales and iCoaday thru Friday. Cali cy, 648-3166. Early occupancy. 640s. call Three Bedrooms, formal time Friday. 40 — Antiques bullt-ins. Aluminum aiding, Trailing by one goal midway through the second period, 49 — Wanted to Buy packaging. Hours are 6 to 4, after 9:00 a.m. for any infor­ 643-2645. dining room, fireplace, 1 1/2 pool, new driveway, con­ Winnipeg 37 28 2 76 PHONE FROM home to ser­ 2ti baths, four bedrooms, The Blue Jays, in their the Bulls tied the score with a power play goal from fireplace, wall-to-wall Monday thru Friday, with an mation, 646-0315. TWO FAMILY FUt - Four baths, recreation room, eat-in veniently located. 6M,M. M3- San Diego 33 32 3 69 RENTALS vice our customers in the EARN occassion evening or rooms each. Excellent loca­ MANCHESTER - Five room kitchen, porch, deck, utility first exhibition game, Hoganson, a defenseman. Nedoipansk: scored the game 52 — Rooms for Rent carpeting throughout. Two 2661. Calgary 28 32 5 61 Manchester area, flexible weekend, (toll for appoint­ RELIABLE OFFICE Assis­ tion. 30 Locust Street. Priced Cape. Fireplace, 2-car gar­ shed, treM lot. On busline. caught the New York Mets winner as Birmingham outshot the Whalers 17-4 in the 53 — Apartments for Rant GOOD car garage. Large treed Edmonton 28 38 2 58 54 — Homes for Rent hours, super eaniings, 249- ment, 6494332. tant will man your office in reduced! 646-2426, 9 to 5. age, inground pool, fenced In Much more! 636,900. 649-7651. at the start of another decisive second period. 55 — Business for Rent 7773. lot, 659,900. your absence, or secretary’s yard. 633,500. Principals only. Phoenix 25 39 3 53 56 — Resort Properly for Rent SPENDING season-long hitting streak Lou Nistico added another goal and Birmingham HOLLYWOOD SECTION PART TIME school bus day or week. Confidential, MANCHESTER - Lovely Six 643-8524. MANCHESTER - New Firday's ReaulU 57 — Wanted to Rent SADES POSITION - Straight BOLTON for a 3-1 victory. entered the final period with a 5-3 advantage. 5b — Misc for Rent MONEY — Seven R o o m drivers - Knowledge of bondable. For scheduling, call Room Condominium, with Listing. Immaculate Five Birmingham 6, New commissions, leads fumishM Colonial. Recently Manchester necessary. Five 742-7107, three bedrooms. 2 1/2 baths. MANCHESTER - New Eight Room Ranch, with one car Mount Sumner area. Spec­ The Mariners, who got 20 Birmingham got first period goals from Tim Sheehy, AUTOMOTIVE England 3 to homeowners, (toll 24^540^. remodeled, in immaculate year driving experience Landscaped patio. A great buy Room Colonial. 1 3/4 acres, 2 garage. Newer kitchen, new tacular IVs room Raised hits in their exhibition who also had the final goal, and Peter Marrin, but New 61 — Autos for Sale B0YS& Winnipeg 4, Calgary 1 62 — Trucks for Sale condition. Prime location. required. We will train. Call for 636,WO. B/W Realty, M l- 1/2 baths, 2 garages, up to 10” storm windows, and many Ranch. Three bedrooms, opener against Oakland England countered with a goal by George Lyle and two 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale 6462373. 1419. insulation. Qiolce of colors other improvements. Fine redwood paneled cathedral Houston 5, Cincinnati 0 GIRLS New carpeting, wall-to- Thursday only to lose 16-10, goals from Dave Keon. Keon’s goals came less than 30 64 — Moiorcycles-Bicycles □ EDUCATION for interior and rugs. 10 year area. Priced to sell at 633,500. ceilinged living room with 65 — Campars-Traiiars-Mobiia REAL ESTATI SALES wall throughout. First LOCKSMITH - Or alarm in­ GLASTONBURY - Just listed. Home Owners Warranty. Low T.J. Crockett, Realtors, 643- again belted A’s pitcher for seconds apart. H o m e s Full or Porl-Tim t porsoiis 5 Evaningt A WMk floor family room, garage. a G eo rg ia m arb le 66 — Automotive Service W ilrtd lor G rtiltr Horttord 6p.m.td8p.m. staller, or peraon with Immaculate Seven rooms down p^m ent considered. 1577. fireplace, large eat-in 20 hits Friday and pulled A hot arena and a rivalry for the final playoff spot set 67 — Autos for Rant-Lease Co.'i oipinding olllcoi. Only 646,500. mechanical, or electronic Private Inetructlons IS aluminum sided Ranch. Three Diaries Ponticelll & Son. 646- kitchen with built-ins, out a 16-7 victory. (DPI Photo) the stage for the last regular-season meeting of the two Trirnlng btgini loon. High RAISED RANCH - Eight background needed by (tonn. bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, on 1540, 6464800.______MANCHESTER - Owner commlwlon, oxcollont bonus Cal! Carlos Lopez, a 26-year- teams. rooms, four bedrooms, one Safe & Lock. Interviews GUITAR, BANJO Teacher - nicely landscaped lot. B/W offers Newly Decorated Seven dii;.ng room. Lower level NHL plan. Managamant opportunity. Specializing in Folk, Popular, MANCHESTER - First George Scott sweats off pounds Baa our pictura ad In tha Yallow full and two half baths, Thursday and Friday. We are Realty, 647-1419. Room Ranch. Attached gar­ has a lovely paneled family old Mexican rookie, hit his “Our guys were ready tonight but the heat on the ice 647-9946 offering. Impeccable 6-rooih Campbell Conference □ NOTICES Pagaa. Call Bob Wallaca for fireplaced family room. an Equal Opportunity Bluegrass, vocal Accompani- age, in-ground pool,, large room with a full wall brick third home run in two took our legs away,” Bulls coach Pat Kelly said. “I’m •••••••••••••••••••••••••• confldantlal intarvlaw. THE menu Let music be the cure Colonim. Formal dining room, Palrirk Division Wall-to-wall carpeting Employer. Reply at 555 New screened porch. Three fireplace and a custom games for the Mariners as Red Sox first baseman reported overweight glad that our younger players held out longer than their Lout a n d Found 1 W ALLACE COM PANY 230. for your Spring Fever. Free living room with fireplace, en­ 0001. 569.1000. throughout. Two car gar­ Park Avenue, West Hartford. quarter lot. ^,900. 644-2148. designed bar. Three full 30 miles-per-hour winds W L T Pts. guys those final two periods." dhe fleratJi loan instrument, (toildren 7 trance foyer, three DMrooms, Phila. 42 14 12 96 LOST - Grey and white striped age, acre lot. Asking 645,- on. Reasonable rates. 046- ■k A 2-Yaar-Old — 11/2 baths, aluminum siding, baths, 2-car garage, all again created a hitters’ MEDICAL SECRETARY - situated on a professionally NY Islanders 41 19 9 91 cat. Has black collar, with 000. Experienced in bookkeeping 6557. 638,900 buys this 6 room 1 (4 oversized 1-car garage on K E E P H A PPY paradise. on Ed Kirkpatrick’s passed the Giants...Willie Horton treed lot. Low 640’s. landscaped 1-acre treed lot Atlanta 27 30 11 65 large bell. Answers to name TWO FAMILY - Built in and insurance forms. Four bath Colonial. Family sized Lopez, who hit .350 in the ball in the 10th to account and Tom Veryzer each hit "hhin,’’ call 643-2430. LICENSED NURSE - Part REMEDIAL READING and kitchen, dining room, Frechette & Martin, with a terrific view. Priced NY Rangers 25 31 13 63 time. Fun work, while eariilng FULL ,& PART Time Enmloy- 1974. Walking distance to day week. Write Box SS, c/o VERNON - New Listing r Pacific Coast League last for the White Sox’ win over two-run homers in the hospital. Five rooms, full Manchester Evening Herald. math; individualized work hardwood floors, living Realtors, 64^44. realistically at 669,9(XI. Smylhe Division Grahame in shutout weU. Call 649-23S6 to lean ment - For preparation of food program, (lst-8th grade) by Three Bedroom (tolonlal - 1 season with only nine home the Pirates...Jerry Remy Tigers’ romp over the LOST - Tailess black cat - more. applianced kitchens, 3 room with fireplace, in an 1/2 baths, on large treed lot. U&R RULTY CO. MC. W L T Pts. With brown markings. Vicini­ and beverage at local club. Masters degree teacher. 568- ANDOVER r Knotty pine runs. He had two other hits singled home two runs as Twins...Dave Nelson’ 10th- N EW Y O R K The victory was Fast food operation. Limited b^rooms and 1 bath each 8075, area of fine homes. living room, 3/bedrooms possi­ Lots of storage space. Low 643-2682 St. Louis 29 32 7 65 ty of Oakland Street. Rewanl. TBcBiSTmSIBIBr 640s. B/W Realty, 647-1419. and drove in five runs. the Angeles beat the inning single drove home (UPI) Houston goalie Grahame’s 10th straight. 6434702. STEADY WORK - ReUable, experience necessary. Please unit. Separate heating k $48,900. 6-8 2 ble, 3/4 acre. Asking high Robert D. Murdock, Chicago 23 37 10 56 hard worker who wants sunmit resume, salary systems, driveways and For Boardwork. 10 pluo yuro, Family— New kitchen 620’s. Robert Associates, 2&- Realtor Pitcher Frank MacCor- Padres...Rick Manning’s the winning run for the Ron Grahame, who turned John Tonelli and John xoriod oxpotlonoo, In oroa, EAST HARTFORD - New Minnesota 19 34 15 53 MISSING - Since Saturday. steady employment and good resuirement to M (x P.O. Box basements. Ready for im-. counters, cabinets and 9274, eveniiigs Glastonbury marck, who was 0-5 in nine lOth-inning single gave the Royals in their triumph down the Boston Bruins Gray each scored twice for income, call SU-3a69 between 806, Manchester, (tonn. aueh aa; Shaat Matal, WaMIng, □ REAL ESTATE lisiting. Five and half Room Vancouver 21 40 8 50 Bentley School area. Long mediate occupancy. 657,- Pnaumallea, Drivaa, floors are part of this 633-3715. appearances for the Indians the decision over over the Phillies. after an All-America the Aeros and Gordie Howe 9 and 2 only. Ranch. Three bedrooms, fuil Colorado 19 38 11 49 haired hlack cat, large seven 500. Maehanka, and aama Hac- freshly remodeled two basement, rec room, range, Detroit Tigers last season, career at the University of got his 19th goal of the NEEDED HELP - Full or Mcal. Top Mngo bonofltt. Call Wales Conferenee toed front paws. Responds to 634,500 BOWERS SCHOOL Homes For Sale 23 family. All generous sized refrigerator, and more will KEENEY STREET Vicinity - was credited with the vic­ •Bean in lead------Denver, registered his season. name "Cleo”. Reward. 649- NURSES AID - FuU tithe or part time. No experience Walthar Qrundar, Chlal N Ew tis TIN G Norris Division part time, all shifts. New necessary. Call B. J. at 643- DISTRICT — Six room Enginaar, batwaan S-S p.m., tor rooms. Convenient residen­ remain. Only 637,900. Well kept three bedroom tory after giving up only MIAMI (UPI) — Even Course Friday in the se- fourth shutout of the In other WHA games, the 3136. COVENTRY - Three bedroom SPACIOUS 7-room Goodchlld-Bartlett Realty, W L T R s. modern facility. Pleasant 0101. Cape, 2 baths, formal prallmlnary Inlarvlaw. tial location. Your present Cape. Aluminum siding, one hit in three innings. the name, Andy Bean, cond round of the 2200,000 season Friday night in working conditions. Good Ranch with a beautiful rec full domjered Cape on 646-2096, 569-1744, 646-5175. aluminum storms. Fireplace. Montreal 51 8 11 113 Birmingham Bulls beat the LOST - (tor keys on key ring, 2 dining room, three m s s w ilu s T room and a large lot with over home considered in trade. The Blue Jays’ major sounds like it belongs in a leading the Houston Aeros ^neflts. Call 871-0385. Vempn EFFICIENT Secretary / a treed lot. Home in­ Two car garage. FlniabM rec Doral Eastern Open Golf Pittsburgh 29 27 13 71 New England Whalers, 6-3, keys. DMk red iMther tag bedrooms, modem eat-in MAMFItCTURMCO„HC. too trees ana shrubs. Only ★ $38,900. 64 league venture got off to a comic strip. Manor. Ask for Mrs. Tobin. Receptionist with good cludes 3 bedrooms, MANCHESTER - If you are room. Newly decorated Tournament to take a two- Los Ang. 28 28 13 69 to a 5-0 victory over the and the Winnipeg Jets says SS Buick. (toll 649-2211. kitchen with dishwasher. 41 Chapal atraal 639,900. Blanchard & Rosset­ Duplex. A wise man will thinking of a (tondominimun, kitchen. Utility shed. 638,900 rocky start as the Mets’ Bean shot his second shot lead over veteran pro high-scoring Cincinnati knowledge of medical ter­ Full basement, city Manchaatar, Conn. to, Rraltors, 646-2482. profit to look at this equity den, fire-place, Washington 19 38 13 51 defeated the Calgary Cow­ minology, insurance forms, Flwno S4S-24S7 this one must be seen! Im­ by owner. 646-11' W845. Lee Mazzilli opened the straight five-under 67 over Larry Ziegler with a 10- Stingers. boys, 4-1. Auctions 6 Auctions utilities. builder. Generous size , aluminum sided with maculate three bedrooms, 2 Detroit 16 43 8 40 and general management of M NurtM, ftpltpr TOLLAND - Beautiful Raised game with a home run off the Doral Blue Monster under-par 134. It was the 12th shutout of There were no games in office required for four days, 9 16 ACRES — surrounds this rooms throughout. Ideal new er kitchen. Low 1/2 baths, much more. B/W BOLTON - Excellent location. Adams Division Ranch with three bedrooms, 2 $40s. Realty, 647-1419. Four bedrooms, U&R Home, the National Hockey a.m. to 5 p.m. Work in Doc­ superlative 15-room an­ fireplaces, 11/2 baths, family for professional use. W L T Pts. tor’s office. Write to Box T, tique house under going on cul-de-sac. Wooded acre Spring , •“ P r o ’- " " League. “« B Y r$ ” ANTIQUES AND COUECTIBIES REAL ESTATE Sales - room, garage and treed lot. k Naw 0-6 Duplax R&O REALTY, Inc MANCHESTER - New listing. lot. Privacy. 20 minutes to Zimmer not concerned Buffalo 42 20 6 90 c/o Manchester Evening meticulous restoration. Experienced sales person Asking only 641,900. featuring 1*4 baths, coun­ Boston 41 21 7 89 Anders Hedberg scored Herald, with resume ana 1 ^ 6 4 6 - 4 9 6 8 Oonvenient country setting. Hartford, close to New foundation, sills, un­ wanted full time for our Blanchard & Rossetto, try kitchen, queen size Located between 2 golf Manchester, Vernon Circle. training Toronto 30 27 11 71 hockey„ his 56th and 57th goals of «J*"**. Connwcticut Room references. Realtors, 646-2482. about Scott’s weight Holiday Inn, Roberta St., Eaat Hartford derpinnings, heat, wiring, Manchester office. Our firm b^rooms, oak floors, hot courses. Seven rooms, 2 1/2 Owner, 643-4331. the season to pace the Je ts’ plumbing, kitchen and 3 has served Etoatem (tonnec- Cleveland 21 36 10 52 Saturday and Sunday 12 to 7 p.m, STEWARD - Manchester water baseboard heat. baths, central air con­ pitcher Bill Singer. But, VERO BEACH, Fla. Friday’s Results Graham e’s World Hockey victory over the Cowboys. full baths. 2 chimneys ticut for nearly 50 yean. Call to place a Claulfied' Quality construction ditioning. Wooded lot and BOLTON - 637.900. Why rent? Dodgers. a Fraternal Organization Arthur Shorts, Watson after two hits off Singer in (UPI) — Boston Red Sox Association career and put Danny Labraaten scored rebuilt from the base serve J. Ad...call 643-2711. nicely landscaped. B/W. Real­ Spacious six room, three “I know he’s working (No games scheduled) seeking full time day steward, Beach Co., 647-9139. throughout. Owner finan­ HEBRON & AREA - (A) the second inning. Singer nianager Don Zimmer and him third on the league’s the other two Winnipeg Period furniture, authenticated unuaual antique ^ (toll evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. 9 fireplaces and 3 bake cing available. Present Ranch - Aluminum siding. A ty, 647-1419. b ^o o m Ranch. 1 1/2 baths, hard," said Zimmer of the I plecea, allver, aterllng a plate, mirrora. ^ two car Garage, nice acre set­ and three more Toronto first baseman George Scott all-time shutout list behind goals, while Peter Driscoll for further detoils, 6 4 3 -^ . ovens. In excess of 6100,- 12 TO 5 P.M. Mature. ’Typing home considered in trade. sixth room for selling, TV. 33-year-old Scott. “Every MANCHESTER - Ansaldi (B) (tonvenient to Hartford, ting. (tou Arthur or Suzanne pitchers held the Mets Gerry Cheevers and Ear- accounted for Calgary’s . • 000. Appointment only. necessary, shorthand 659,900. are members of the same time I look at him, the CENSUS TAKERS - For an­ built three bedroom (tolontal near Route 2. Must be sold, First Offering Shorts, 64(k3233. J. Watoon nie Wakely. only score. desirable, Mit not oecetsary. hitless. minority group: they are sweat is pouring off his NBA ’ Pi-« " AhUquo Multipla | nual school enumeration. App­ NEW — Deluxe Expan­ on Thayer Road. 2 1/2 baths, k Bulldar Has Lots owner moving. In Town Im­ Beach (to., Manchester Of­ . Listing San/lce. A new concept. dable (tope, "country CaU Mn. Quinn, 2894542. first floor family room, 2 Available in Manchester, MANCHESTER fice, 647-9139. Equal Housing Jerry Johnson, Dennis about the only persons who face." Faslern Conference ly Youth Services, 494 Main maculate Split Level. 6 6 Room Colonial Street, 10 to 12 noon. For in­ kitchen," formal dining fireplaces and a aouble gar­ Bolton, Glastonbury areas. Rooms including family Opportunity. DeBarr and Chuck are unconcerned about Scott, who battles the Allanlir Diviaion SEWING MACHINE operator age. Priced far below replace- Large 2 car carport, Hartenstein followed Scott's weight. formation, 646-6500. room, 4 bedrooms, large for dlvenified seasonal work. Will build to your plans or room, 1 1/2 baths, fireplace. patio, IVi tile baths, ouilt- pounds every spring, W L Pet. GB ment costs at 663,500. ours, Present homes taken Lower 630’s. Roberts HEBRON • Convenient to Singer to the mound. “Twiggy,” as Scott was Help Wantad fireplaced living room, ful­ Full time 'til June ISth. Blanchard & Rossetto, ins, fully finished rec Route 2 and Hartford. collected a double and Phila 39 26 .600 - 13 Help Wanted 13 OUTSIDE WORK - In fast ly carpeted; 2 baths,2 car in trade. Associates, 228-9274, Sam Ewing, who had two known in his first five-year Hours: 8to4or9toS.(toll6 ^ Realtors, 646-2482. evenings? 537-3636, Glaston­ room, city utilities, Delightful three bedroom single in four at-bats and Boston 33 32 . 508 6 growing Lawn Treatment garage. 654,900. 5758. oil/pas heat, com­ hits, drove in the winning stint with Boston, still Bowling Profession. Good pay, bury, MS-3715, Ranch. Seven rooms, played nine innings. He NY Knicks 30 36 .455 9Vi 2 FAMILY - Duplex 5-5, VERNON - Immaculate 7- binations, quick occupan­ aluminum siding. Arranged runs in the eighth inning weighs around 225 pounds. excellent opportunities for ad­ niWO RULTV scored one of Boston’s two Buffalo 26 41 .388 14 CARRIERS NEEDED till baths, new kitchen DOES THIS DESCRIBE You? room Cape. Three bedrooms, BOLTON - The Best Of Both cy. Priced, middle 6/Ws for first floor family room with a double. Steve The Red Sox had asked vancement. High School Your children are in school. for quick sale. sixth-inning runs and also NY Nets 21 45 .318 18W diploma and good driving cabinets, 1st floor laundry first floor family room with 646-5200 Worlds. The comfort and with sink, cabinets, etc. Large Bowling also had two hits Scott to report to camp at To Oaliver The Manchester Evening You'd like to DO something on ce, garage and more. living room, long dining room, was on base with a fourth MERCHANT - Ray Miner 188-490, Elaine record required, (toll me at room, separate heating your own time - and earn space of a larger older home, for the Blue Jays. 215 pounds. . Herald in East Hartford, in the following 6466066 for an Interview ap­ systems. Good income. lowHO’s. Blanchard & at a price you can still afford. CHARLES LESPERMICE fireplaces. Acre, ideal Tor gar­ inning walk. Central Diviaion Fournier 152, Tom Mazur Woodcock 466, Priscilla money. AVON offen that op­ to, Realtorii, 646-2482. In other games, the ’’Judge me by my flro sss pointment. 645,500. 3 Move in condition. Possible 6 49 -7 6 2 0 dening. 640,500! R obert One of Scott’s' former W L Pet. GB 146-372, Walt Viklinetz 150- Cushman 452. portunity. Call 52^9401 for in- two family conversion, (inly As^iates, 228WL Chicago White Sox edged production when the NEWER—Three Bedroom lormation. team mates in Boston, out­ Houston 39 26 .600 — 410, Bob Larry 385, Harv Oxford Dr., Handel Rd., COPPERCRAFT GUILD 659,900. Fiano Agency, 64^ Pittsburgh, 7-6, in 10 in­ season starts, not by my Two Family', in quiet Manchester m l s fielder Reggie Smith, won Wash. 39 27 .591 'A Johnson 374, Ding ^Ich EASTERN BUSINESS Maple St., Washington Ave., Wants you. Able to work part 2677. nings; Houston topped appearance now,’’ said neighborhood. Aluminum MASSEUSES-Join one of the game for Los Angeles San Antonio 38 28 . 576 IW 367. - Dave Grzyb 174-416, Ed time, for full time pay. Must and brick exterior. All (tonnectlcut’s leading Iwalth Montreal, 8-5; Kansas City Scott Friday just before Evans Ave. have car and phone. Home TOLLAND - Nice 8-room with a two-run homer in Cleveland 33 30 .524 5 Ralph 164-385, Sandy Han­ appliances, carpeting clubs. Top pay, experience not SENTRY edged Philadelphia. 2-1, in the Red Sox dropped a 7-5 Party Plan, (toll 568-9668, necessary. Will toaln. Apply Raised Ranch in an executive READTHISI the ninth inning against Atlanta 28 39 . 418 12 EARLY BIRDS - Vi na 160-406, Vic Salcius 155- CALL 647-9946 throughout, air con­ area of town. Family room, 10 innings; Detroit routed decision to the Los Angeles between 9 and 5. Aristocrat Health (?Iub, w COLONIAL — Almost new brick front Garrison reliever Jim Willoughby. N.Orleans 26 39 .400 13 Carr 126-140-382, Lee Kyras 369, Dave Dynes 147-368, Herald Circulation Dept. ditioners, large closets, four bedrooms. In-ground Minnesota, 10-1; Texas' New Britain Avenue, Hart­ Colonial, fireplaced living room, 129-340, Dot Roy 129, Nan­ Jim Mathiason 145, Tony RNs - Part time, 11 to 7. Ver­ custom cabinets, stained ford, or call 522-6913 after 11 pool. 649,900. Century 21, T ^- OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME "A” team beat the New non Manor, (toll Mrs. Tobin, wood work. Immediate oc­ formal dining room, IVa baths, vinyl fordI Real Estate, 647-9914.M7-9T' Wealern Conferenee cy P a s tu la 128, K atie DeDominicus 145-381, Stan a.m.) York Yankees, 4-3, and the 871-0385. cupancy. 659,900. \ / exterior. Low $40’s. Basketball MiilKeal Diviaion Graham 126, Anne Komm W aickowski 144, L arry < Approximataly 675 Acres of land In Rangers’ “ B” squad TOWN OF MANCHESTER MANCHESTER - Private MANCHESTER - Beautiful Bridgawatar, Maine. W L Pet. GB 340. Aceto 141, Vic Salcius 369, THREE FAMILY — New listing, three family home Dutch Colonial. Nine rooms. defeated Atlanta, 6-3; Los country setting. One year Businsss OpportunHf 14 « 220 Acraa of potato farming land. JUMOR Denver 42 24 .636 — Tom Harrison 367, Dorn on large lot, excellent invest­ Convenient location. Intercom Angeles beat Boston, 7-5; old, eight room center hall system. Many extras, in­ Clyde Redd netted 16 Detroit 39 28 .582 3W TRI-TOWN - Jack DeD om inicus 384, Ron ment or live in situation, good • Trout Brook runa through wooded area. Cleveland topped San 9- 4, Groman’s 9-4, Celtics LEGAL NOTICE HERALD Colonial. Featuring first MANCHESTER - Small one cluding fireplace, two car gar­ points and Bob Eschmann Kan City 34 31 .523 7‘A Fisher 231-209-593, Andy Joiner 381, Larry ^retto man package store available. money maker. • 450 Acres of rolling wooded hills. Francisco, 10-8, in 10 in­ 8-5, Pro Remodeling 7-6, floor fireplaced familyi age. Must be seen. ()nly 647,- nine to lead The Bike Shop Chicago 31 35 .470 11 Michaud 212-552, John 375, Alan (Irzyb 396. The Planning and Zoning Commission at a meeting on February room, with beamed Asklng^3,000 for key. • A recently remodeled 4 bedroom home. Police 6-7, Wyman Oil 6-7, 28, 1977 made the following decisions: CARRIERS DUTCH COLONIAL — New seven room home, 900. East Coast Realty, 5 ^ nings; California defeated to a 37-23 win over Boland Indiana 30 36 .455 12 Rudinsky 202-523, Dean cathedral ceiling. Eat-in Blanchard & Rossetto 9666, 646-7603. • New 3 door shop 40x40. Travel 4-9, Top Notch 3-10. Realtors, 646-2462. fireplaced family room, San Diego, 8-2, and Oil last night at the East Milwaukee 22 47 .319 21VA Baker 218-515, Joe Cappuc- ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION NEEDED kitchen, with work island. • Barn and Pond. Millaukee l^at the Chicago Side Rec. Leo Diana (13) cio Jr. 204-517. Stan Luszc- Request for change of zoning from "Rural Residence’' to " in­ Formal dining room, front country kitchen, large WADDELL SCHOOL Area - • Hot water heat ayttem - new well - new aewar PFK WKK dustrial" for two areas as described in the petition, Burnham In tha LOANS AVAILABLE for Three Bedroom Cape. Super Cubs, 6-3. and Frank Prior (6) paced I’aeifie Diviaion zak 524, Bill Stevenson 532, to back living room, 2(A business/real estate, or to in­ bedrooms, walk-out base­ ayatem. Paul Tetreault netted 15 Street and Windsor Street - APPROVED and ADOPTED effec­ ment, double garage. Low Dean! Large living room and Rookie Bump Wills, Boland. Joe Maher pumped W L Pet. GB Rick Chouinard 520, Ken Adams Street, baths, four large crease your sales. Mr. • New wall-to-wall carpet all tha way through tha points to lead Willis INVITATION tive March 14, 1977. 650’s. kitchen. Rec room. Garage, Maury Wills’ son, had in 49 points and Cliff Los Ang. 41 24 .631 — Bruyette 563, Vic Plagge Buckland Road bedrooms. Sliders to patio, Mantell, 1-322-3625. stone fireplace. Priced house. Garage to a 24-23 win over ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION two car garage, .acre three and drove in two runs B ic k fo rd 10 to le a d Portland 39 29 .574 3W 525, Ed Ciccaglione 504, TO BID RANCH —i New listing, clean home in high traffic reduced to ^,900. Keith Real • Located 3 mllee from town. Multi Circuits last night at The Manchester Board of Request for Inland Wetland permit and request for permit to Araa. plus lot. WOMENS - Medium Price Estate 646-4126, 649-1922. to lead the Rangers’ B Automatic Comfort to a 75- Golden St. 38 29 . 567 4 Ron Simmons 522, Bill free location, 3 bedrooms, fireplaced the Community Y. Chris Education seeks bids for encroach within 50 feet of wetland in connection with site Ireat- NEAR HOSPITAL-Seven Shop, top lines and location. PRICE team over the Braves and 50 win over Eastern Real­ Seattle 33 35 .485 9W Calhoun 511, Dennis Owner retiring. Over 6300,1X10 living room, rec room, garage, extras, Parker tossed in nine Music Equipment for the 1976- ment for industrial park as described at the public hearing - PlaaM Call Room Cape. 3 or 4 NORTH COVENTRY- Three Complete Package $120,000.00 Toby Harrah’s pair of ty. Damian Purcell (20) Phoenix 26 40 .394 15W Bruvette 535, Vem Day 1977 school year. Sealed APPROVED and GRANTED. * volume. Outstanding front and bedroom aluminum sided points for Circuits. Joey Bedrooms, Eat-In Kitchen, interior. Yale (tompus. Call DUPLEX — New 5-5 duplex, 3 bedrooms, IVz baths, Ground Alone $85,000 home runs gave the A and John Gorman (17) 508, Wendell Labbe 201-535, proposals will be received un­ ZONING REGULATION AMENDMENT HERALD Ranch in excellent condition. Johnson had nine points to Friduy’a Reatilla Rec Room, Franklin Stove. Herb Saxe, broker, L389-6263. House & Buildings Separate $40,000.00 squad their victory over paced Eastern. Paul Barton 202-558, Bill til 3:30 p.m., March 21, 1977 at separate furnaces each side, excellent Very tastefully decorated, un­ lead CBC to a 21-13 win In Article H, Section 13, repeal and delete Special Exception CIRCULATION Immaculate. 634,900. . ique family room with French the Yankees...Cliff John­ NY Nets 82, Phoenix 73 Reichert 532, Bob Arendt which time they will be income, maintenance free exterior. Taxes are Approximately 51,400.00 par year. Standings: Bike Shop 10- over Blue Moon, which was 13.15.01 (a) Junk Yard and Motor Vehicle Junk Yard, and in Ar­ DEPT SMALL ENGINE Service fireplace. Nicely landscaped son’s three-run homer Buffalo 95, Chicago 90 215-572. publicly opened. The right is (torporatlon expanding dealer , Mid 650’s. 3, Boland Oil 10-3, Auto led by Dave Kelly’s six ticle IV repeal and delete Junk Yard and Motor.Vehicle Junk yard with circular driveway. highlighted the Astros' win Philadelphia 126, Seattle reserved to reject any and all Yard in Section 6A.03.04- ADOPTED effective March 14 1977 647-9946 network. No experience 638,900. Century 21, Tedford Comfort 5-7, Manchester tallies. 122 PHILBRICK necessary. Complete training over the Expos...Reggie NITE OWLS - Carolyn bids. Specifications and bid SUBDIVISION PLAN Real Estate, 64Vo914. * Harold Fitzpatrick Cycle 5-7, First Hartford Standings: CBC 12-2, program. 6500. Investment Smith hit a two-run homer Atlanta 100, Denver 95 Morrison 190-456, Diane forms may be secured at the Entitled: Autumn Heights. Section III — submitted bv Tom P.O. Box 39 Realty 5-8, Eastern Realty Community Y 11-3, Willis Business Office, 45 N. School required to start your own FOUR BEDROOMS Two with two out in the ninth In­ Houston 124, Indiana 109 Crockett - APPROVED. business. Ideal for retired or SENTRY 3-10. Weiss 175, Ann Marie 10- 4, VFW 8-6, Blue Moon Street, Manchester, (tonnec- AGENCY baths, expanded Cape, on Houlton, ME 04730 ning to give the Dodgers Kansas City 114, Gamache 192, Marion A copy of this notice has been filed in the Town Clerk's office .SECRETARY, Part Ume -15 part time. Details on request. quiet street. Rec room, 6-8, Multi Circuits 4-10, Portland 112 ticut. U) 20 hours a week. Hours REALTORS Mrr. Barker. ElfiCA Field Real Estate Services onice if 207-532-2880 their victory over the Red East Side Rec Midget Smith 182-500, Carol PLANNING AND ZONING (’OMMIS.SION carpeting Private yard, large Elks 3-11, Modern Los Angeles 94, Raymond E. Demers, flexible. Shorthand desirable. Training Division Box 619, garden. Fully insulated. 646,- Home y 207-536-9069 Sox...Bob Coluccio scored Standings: Community Y D ou^ney 200-195-533, Lin­ Business Manager Ronald Gates. Secrolarv Janitorial 2-12. Washington 91 Dated Ijhis 12th day of March. 1977. ManefaesUister/Bolton area. 846 Wading River, New York. 289-4331 900 by owner, 646-6376. Prin­ Weekdays and Nights, Holidays da liksaaro 178-467, Jan 0I2-.1 646-4200 11792. 024-3 cipals only. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., March 12, 1977— PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sat.. March 12, 1977 ACROSS 2 Glances Answer to Previous PunIe 3 Russian news Frank and Emaat ArOolM lor Solo I Chootei agency 41 Apartmonti For R a n t 83 OfIleaa-StOlwa lor Hont SB Aulo$ For Salt 81 5 Becomes 4 Tin (chem.) ChariM M. Schultz serious APPROXIMATELY 3S00 feet VILU8ER APTS. ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ MG MIDGET 1174 - 23,000 I I Briny expanse 5 Swih aircraft - beautifully weathered bam fice. Ground level, central miles, top condition. Rad with Dear Abby t2 Alaskan (abbr.) eidlni. 1( feet x U"xl". CaU Carpeting, full basement. 14 tile THE EcOMOMV • baths, appliances, heat, patio, air location, professional black soft top. AM/FM transportation 6 Giraffe-like MMiOa after 5 p.ro. conditioner, no pets, adults. building, parking and utilities. cassette player. 32399. Drive By Abigail Van Buren 13 Horse animal March 1st occupancy. C aU 6 » -£ 6 . it with top down on Saturday. directives 7 Liver fluid IT UW5AN A c c i d e n t ; IVE NEVER HE'S Pft36ABLY HAD A ^D D E M I Kips BIKES - 3 speed girls, CHARLES LESPERANCE 6438086. 14 Slanted 6 One issue of a newspaper MA'i'SE lOE COULD JUST SEEN HIM A SOLDIER ) sou writing S49-7820 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 16 Went by 9 Sinbad's bird SAVUE FOUND HIS BODY BEFORE, \RETURNIN6 ? y f y ^ iu o , a n d ; office space. FirstIt floifloor, near Truekt lor Salt 62 17 Cherished 10 Urgent WASHED UP ON SHORE... HAVE Y 0 U ? j^ C A A ^ = Parkade, owner wUl Usten. animal w E lo st OoR i LOOKING for anything in real wireless REEL TO REEL Sony ■ TC Hayes Corporation) 6468131. 18 Clans signal estate rental - apaiments, 1973 FORD - F-100. 302 V8. 353 Stereo Tape System. 19 Desert in Asia 11 Stares 27 Manage /C'* GRIP ON IT, ; homes, multiple dwellings, no Standard. Radio, beater, 41 Drive out Includes: Built-In amplifier, MANCHESTER-RetaU and/ 21 Chemical 14 Image 29 Free fees. Call J.D. Real Estate or manufacturing space. 2,000 gauges, step bumper. 42 Made of e with speakers and particle 15 Inordinate 30 Conciliatory Ca> — SIR. ' Associates, Inc. 648-1080. square feet to 100,000 square Excellent condition. 64U254. 24 CIA hard wood microphones. Good condition. self-esteem bribe Y/f feet. Very reasonable. predecessor 44 Church part THA/lti i-l2 1200. 647-18W. 16 Intellectual 31 Select NEW THREE Room apart­ Brokers protected. Call 1965 FORD PICK UP - All new 25 Make eyes at 46 Unusual (*l.) 32 Bounding ment - Handy to bus and shop- ' I^m an Properties, 1-226- body work and paint Job. 1. Thou shalt put thy wife before thy mother, thy father 26 Triangular 47 Confederate SWIMMING POOLS - Large Excellent condition. Can be piece in skirts 20 Straight 36 Scan ping. References and Security States Army pool distributor has luxury deposit required. 3210 per seen at Stop It Go Transmis­ pMlon*'*^**'^’ **"’ *''* '» “ • 27 Stadium cheer course 37 Green rust I'M <50IN(S- TO W R ITE PCM/N above ground pools in original sion, 249 Broad Street, 28 Heretofore (2 22 Gold (Sp.) 36 River in (abbr.) MIckay- Finn — Morria Walts month. Phllbrlck Agency, Buylng? Selling? Swap­ 2. Abuse not thy body either with excessive food, tobac- ALL TH E THINKSS t cartons. Guaranteed. Must Realtors, 6468200. Manchester. 6438661. wds.) 23 Untried Europe 48 Egg layer C A N 'T arANC? ABOLSr yOL). clear warehouse for new 1077 ping? Place your ad In 30 Dissolved 25 Cereal grain 39 Possessive 49 Snaky letter to C e t - c e M^K^edr^^^^ 26 Golly Pools - 1500. com pletely The Herald...643-2711. substance pronoun 52 He (Fr.) FOUR ROOM apartment, 426 3. Permit neither thy business, nor thy hobby, to make 33 Recline erected. 31x16 OD, 1 5 :^ swim Motoreyefaa-Bfcycfaa 84 1 2 3 Broad Street, no appliances, 34 Aboveboard 4 5 6 7 8 0 10 area, complete with liner, 3140, security deposit, 0 thee a stranger to thy children, for the precious TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville gift a man giveth his family is his time. 35 Parched 11 ladder, pump, sundeck, fen­ married couple, no pets, EAST HARTFORD - 12 cing and stairs. Financing 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and 4. Forget not the virtue of cleanliness. 37 Expert golfer phone 6438751. ______Founders Plaza. Furnished of­ 40. School organ! 13 arranged. Absolutely no rack. 31,750. 2898042. 5. Make not thy wife a beggar, but share willingly with 14 ELLINGTON - TOWNHOUSE fices, sub lease. Secretarial, zation (abbr.) obligation. Call toll free 1-800- her thy worldly goods. 15 16 17 GARDENS of Strawberry answering and copying ser­ SUZUKI - 1973 GT-550. Low 41 Home of Eve 383-1520. Ask for Frank. 6. Forget not to say, “I love you." For even though thy 42 Hawaiian Road. A new suburban one vices available. 2w8m . 18 IS mileage. Clean, with extras. love be constant, thy wife doth yearn to h ev the island 20 31 22 23 FULL SIZE SCHWINN - bedroom apartment com­ 3895. CaU 647-1641. words. 43 Peace (Let.) 24 Breeze, |15. Full size munity nestled in the country BEAUTIFUL One Room Of­ 25 26 fice - Central location. 7. Remember that the approval of thy wife is worth 45 Oxygenator Humber, |5. Call 64M008. hills In historic Ellington. In 1975 SUZUKI - 550 BUck 47 Broken 27 28 29 addition to it’s unique, Parking. AH otillUes. 646-2212. more than the admiring glances of a hundred stran- Beauty. 1100 mUes. Must seU. gers. Cleave unto her and forsake ail others. 50 Similar refreshing architectural Going to law school. 31100. 51 Feels 30 31 32 33 design apd beautiful MANCHESTER - Six unit of­ 8. Keep thy home in good repair, lor out of it cometh the 5*2 Greek Building SuppUaa 43 joy of thy old age. 34 35 36 landscaping, it features fice suite. Heat include. goddess of 37 36 39 Beautiful set-up for 9. Forgive with grace, for who among ns does not need NATURAL STONE for private entrances, private peace 40 41 42 MANCHESTER - Custom patio area with sUding glass professional offices. Century Campara-Tralltrt to be forgiven? 53 Los Angeles MAY WE BUY your home? UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub retaining walls, veneers, 21, Tedford Ilral Estate, 647- 43 44 designed U6iR Ranch. Eight patios, etc. Pick up by the doors, waU-to-waU carpeting, Moblla Homat 88 10. Honor the Lord thy God all the days of thy life, and bell club 45 46 Priacllla’a Pop — Al Vermeer rooms, four bedrooms, Quick, fair, all cash and no Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, 9914. thy children wdl rise up and call thee blessed. 54 Songstress or delivery by the ton. range, refrigerator, garbage 4/ 46 flrmlacied family room, at­ - MANCHESTER - problems. Call Warren E. Brownies, nurses. East disposal, master TV antenna, 18’ CAMPER traUer - sUigle Horne 4 ^ SO Spacious 6-room Ranch Howland, Realtors, 64^1106. Catholic School. 649-1225. Iton Notch Stone Quarry, < MANCHESTER - 840 Main tached 2-car garage. Choice 648-3163. traverse rods, laundry and axle, excellent condition. 51 52 Forest HUIs. Call Arthur or with a fireplace, first floor storage faciUUes in basement, Street. 1500 feet with full Eleven years old. 31,500. CaU DOW N Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. family room. Super con­ SANSUl 5,000 A - Stereo com­ basement. Adjacent to 100-car 7428830 DEAR ABBY: I see where a lot of people have protested S3 air conditioning, total elec­ 1 Seas 1 1^* 1 Watson Beach Company, venient location, 3 ponents. Dual turntable. tric, no pets. Ranch and free p u k iiu lot. AvaUabte the advertising of various “unmentionable’’ products on n soon. Call ^ 1 1 4 . Manchester Office, 647-0130. tedroo’ms, large eat-in Houtahold Qoodt 40 Pioneer 77 Speakers. Dogt-BIrdt-Pala 43 Duplex stole apartments ARE YOU SeUing your mobil I y, but as far as I’m concerned, there are worse things on Equal Housing Opportunity. Excellent condition. 3600. or available. Rentalsntals startingstart:' at borne? Buyers waiting. CaU television to complain about. kitchen, IV^ baths, garage. REFRIGERATORS best offer. 643-0688, days. DOG-CAT BOARDING 1 refer to the content of some of the daytime programs. 350,900. 3175. per monUi. For' appolnt-ap Plaza Homes, Broker. 1-823 COUNTRY CHARM ■ Drive a Washers, ranges, used, bathlng/grooming. Complete ment caU 875-9676, Monday OFFICE SPACE 0369. Some of the game shows I used to enjoy have gotten so Win at Bridge few miles farther, and enioy R&D REALTY guaranteed and clean. New SWIMMING Pool Distributor modern facilities. Canine thru Friday, 8 to 5. FOR RENT dirty I have stopped watching them. small town living. Beautiful shipment damaged, GE and - Must dispose above Ground Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon ARE YOU SeUing your MobU Also, whatever happened to that commandment about Frfgidaire. Low prices. B. D. Pools. 19x31 O.D., 3577, in­ Road, Manchester. 64^5971. six room Ranch. Double gar­ jg 646-4968^ NEW FIVE Room Duplex -1 |250 jquare feel, center of I Home? Buyers are waiting. taking the name of the Lord in vain? I’ve heard “God," NORTH age, fireplace. Approximately Pearl and Son, 649 Main cludes filter, sun deck, pool 1/2 baths, appliances. 3265 BManchester. air conditioning and I CaU Plaza Homes. B i^ e rl- Lord and even "Jesus Christ" used that way, and I find He explained that he wanted Street, 643-2171. cover, installation. Financing GOLDEN RETRIEVER - ■parking. Call 64S-9551. ' * K 10 9 S to show that his opening bid acre treM lot, on a deadend .....21^______g a d monthly, and security. Call 8288369. it very offensive. (The “hells’’ and “damns" I’ve gotten ac­ « J 9 2 street. VA - No Money Down. available. Call Kevin toll free, Puppies. AKC, champion 6 4 3 ^ , or 2898331. was a minimum one. He MOVING - Beds, dressers, 1800-3278912. customed to long ago. although 1 still (eel it sets a bad ex­ • K Q 10 7 Pasek Realtor, 2i^7475. COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg bloodline. Wormed, snots, BRAND NEW 14 foot wides ample for our young people.) succeeded in that. But unfor­ oriental rugs, three gas ^ je r^ ^ ^ . Ready to go. « A 4 Farm, with three story bam. TWO BEDROOM Duplex from 39995. in stock ready for Now, to whom shall we direct our complaints on the tunately North, with a balanc­ THREE FAMILY - For in­ stoves, one refrigerator, TWO 300 AMP Rectorfiers - apartments - Within waOUng Mite, lor Rant 88 immediate deUvery. Price in- ed 13 points of his own, raised Butler-type building. Power porch and infant furniture, above? WEST EAST vestment minded family who plant, and other out buildings, Good condition. Good for distance to downtown cludes wall-to-wall to three notrump and the wood doors. 6498418, after _ or welding. CaU 649- MANCHESTER - 1635 square * 6 2 * J 7 3 Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence wants free rent and extra in­ plus Three Lovely Homes. AKC COLUE PUPPIES - For Manchester.3210 monUily, in­ carrpeting, matching OFFENDED IN CONN. defense were unkind enough 5:00. from noon Ul 6:00 p.m. sale. Tri color. Home raised. feet first floor industolal IF AQS63 V K 10 4 come. Owner, 640-1010. Offers invited. B/W Realty, cludes: Heat, hot water, aniUances, bow window, front ♦ 085 ♦ A 6 3 to take five hearts and a dia­ 647-1419. Ready to go. 429-1207. appUances, and parking. Cali space. Concrete floor, country kitchen and much mond. ELECTROLUX Vacuum SWIMMING POOLS - Large wrinklered, overhead door. *10 6 3 *J762 MANCHESTER - Bowers more. Large selection of SOUTH (D) Four spades would have 6LAZE51 THAT’S 5WH.I. OP'liOU Cleaner with attachments. pool distributor has luxury 3240. monthly including heat. DEAR OFFENDED: Write your local TV Btatioog and BOTH! I REALLY APPR ECW n!^ School. Four bedroom Dutch BOLTON NOTCH - Visible FREE TO A Good home - homes to ox m u from, aU 3116. Three years old. One above ground pools in the Mixed German Shephard. Warren E. Holland, ask them to forward your complaint to the head of the net­ *AQ84 made easily and if South had Colonial. Excellent condition. highway location, across from MANCHESTER - Three priced to seU. ExceUent finan- work. »75 Kirby Vacuum Cleaner, three original cartons. Guaranteed. Year old female, ^ c e lie n t Realtors, 643-1106. just rebid one spade as he Fireplace, carpeting, double shopping center. Office, Bedroom Duplex. Parking. cing available. Trades ♦ J42 , 344,000. Hayes Cor- years old, 3129. CaU 749-3761, Must clear warehouse for new wiUi children. 872-8424. should have they would have showroom, storage space. Large yard. Private cellar. welcome, parts, supplies, and *KQ95 gotten to that nice contract. n, 646-0131. or evenings 875-8296. 1977 pools. 3577. completely. . Three rooms first floor, three S Phone 1-223-4460. accessories, full time se^ce Neither vulnerable North would raise one spade erected. 31’by 19' O.D. 15 foot ••aaaaoaaaaaaaaaaoooaaaaaa TOOmS Second floor. 3225 department. Plaza Homes, GARAGE SALE - Rain or by 24 foot swim area. 4g monthly. 649-2871. □ AUTOMOTIVE to four. Suppose South had a MANCMEtTER A VICINITY AnHquat 1348 Wilbur C r w Highway, Weil North Eait South rnuch better hand? He would S27,S00 Real Estate Wanted 28 shine, this Saturday and Sun­ Complete with Uner, ladder, Berlin Turnpike, Berlin, 1 * simply have bid again over RANCH. Treed lot, excellent day. 9 to 5, 1031 Tolland Tpke., fUter, sundeck, fencing and WANZED Antique furniture, THREE ROOM Apartment - Connecticut, 1-8288369. Astro-graph Pass 1 ♦ Pass 1 N. T. condition, take privileges. ALL CASH for your property Much miscellaneous. stairs. Financing arranged. Autoi For Sale 81 four spades. That particular glass, pewter, oil paintings, or With heat, hot water, stove, Pass 3 N. T. Pass Pass 130,900 within 24 hours. Avoid red Absolutely no obligation. UU By BERNICE BEDE 080L jump to game is not a stop bid. other antique itemsT R. refrigerator, wall to wall FLORTOA, MOBH,E Home Pass RANCH CONQO. Big rooms, tape, instant service. Hayes toll free 1800-382-45299, ask NEED CAR? Credit bad? It Just says: "Partner, if you Harrison, 643^09. carpet. 3185. Centrally Bankrupt? Repossessed? for sale - Double wide 2 Opening lead — 6 IF wall to wail, all appliances, cen­ Corporation, 64M131. for Frank. located. Adults only. No pets. have a minimum I want to be tral air, all facilities. Honest Douglas accepts bedrooms, 2 baths, furnished, WANTED - Old toys, post Security deposit. (^116^7690. carpeted. Heat, air con­ For Sunday, March 13,1977 in game. If you have a lot 144,000 SELLING your house? Call us lowest down, smallest more you can bid again.” COLONIAL Circa 1830 8 rooms, □ MI8C. FOR SALE cards, steins, stringed in­ payments. Douglas Motors, ditioned. Screened porch fur­ By Oswald & Jame. Jacoby first and we'll make you a THREE LARGE Bedroom nished. Lot, 60x100. Washer, bam with garage and workshop. cash offer. T.J. Crockett, B&C FLEA MARKET struments, paintings, fur­ 345 Main. niture, clocks, advertising Duplex - New carpets, Uvlng, dryer. On St. J o ^ River. Today’s hand illustrates an ■UILDINQ LOT Wyneding Hill Realtor, 643-1577. Arllelat lor Sale 210 PINE STREET important principle of bidding Rd. Acre+. One of Manchester's 41 Cemir if Nvtlori M, iaaOntir items; outright purchase, con­ dining room, modem kitchen, Good fishing. Contact: W.R. 1975 DATSUN B-210 ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) that is misunderstood by a most prestigious areas. OPEN 9 TO 6 SAT. A SUN. signments. 644-8962. stove and new refrigerator. Hatchback - Automatic, Moore, Rt. 2, ^ x 97, i^ s t SCORPIO (OcL 24-Nov. 22) Do IMMEDIATE Cash for your ALUMINUM sheets used as "Somtihlng For Everyont'* Some of your companions will things today without expecting great many bridge players in­ A Michigan reader opened Attic, basement garage, and excellent condition. aM/FM 6 Palatka, Florida, 32031. Tel. F.J.SPILECKI property. Let us emiain our printing plates, .007 thick, fit fcilrf Vm ReiuniUt Cal yard. 3290 monthly. No pets. not share interests akin to yours favors in return. You'll be disap­ cluding today’s South. one diamond with 324-IS3S WANTED - Hummels, Clocks, track, radiala. CaU after 6:00 (904) 3232256. Aeaftors 648-2121 lair proposal. Call Mr. 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for Security required. 8498050, today. Don't push them In the pointed if you try to trade one He opened quite properly *KxxWxx OAQ10xx*KJx. Belfiore, 647-1413. Morninga or Eveninga Dolls - Paintings, Trains, Ear­ p.m., 2832060. 32800. wrong direction. good deed for another. 31. Phone 64^2711. ly Toys, Statues, Furniture, after 1 p.m. - BRAND NEW 14 foot wides, with one club. When you hold Partner responded one spade and our reader asks what he Jugs, Crocks, Almost 1966 DODGE POLARA - Four from 39995, in stock ready for ^ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dm . four clubs and four spades you Anything Old. 646-2690. MANCHESTER - O ne immediate deUvery. Price i^ lack' faith in your ideas today. 21) Even though you're rather should always open one club to should rebid. door. 318, 82,000 miles, good You can be easily dissuaded by bedroom apartment, F irst condition. Automatic, power eludes: Wail to wall shrewd in business today, you make it easy to rebid after The correct rebid is two anyone who finds even the could encounter someone who is THE PACK RAT - AnUques, floor. Downtown area. 3145. steering, radio etc. 3w . 643 carpeting, matching partner makes the expect^ spades. One notrump should per month plus heat. Paul W. appUances, bow window, front smallest flaws in your more than a match for you. Be be avoided when you have a coUectables, decorative and 9800. brainstorms. careful. response of one diamond or Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. country kitchen, and much one heart. Sure enough, North worthless doubleton in an un­ 1986 VOLKSWAGEN - Runs more. Large selection to GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Out­ CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) did respond one diamond and hid suit and two diamonds MANCHESTER • Newer two great. New brakes and baU choose from, aU priced to seU. moded methods will not do the Enjoy your pals for what they are now South skipped over his may well j e t you to a wrong iob for you today. Be im­ Bolion. bedroom Duplex. Hall of two Joints. New clutch and ExceUent financing available. and keep everything on the light spade suit and rebid one contract. ’IRe Wei’s! that your family. WaddeU School area. Trades welcomed. Parts, aginative. Try new twists for old side today. Don't attempt to in­ pressure plate. 646-8460. problems. notrump. two spade call can do to you is P ets accep ted . 3265 p er supplies, and accessories. volve them in your ambitious to get you into a spade con­ month. Paul W. Dougan, Full time service department. plans. Wanted to Buy 49 1973 TOYOTA COROLLA - 51,- CANCER (June 21-July 22) It's tract with a 4-3 fit. Realtor, 6468535. 000 miles. 28 city, 32 highway. Plaza Homes, 1348 Wilbur best you steep on Important AQUARIUS (.Ian. 20-Fob. 19) Cross Hli^way, BerUn Tum- business decisions. To be im­ Something advantageous OLDER BUREAUS, Dressers Excellent condition. 316H. Berry’s World Fllntatonaa — Hanna-Barbara Productions ATTRACTIVELY Paneled - Phone 7437593. pUce, Benin, Connecticut. 1- pulsive won't be doing your bank careerwlse could pop up unex­ - Rockers, tables, chairs, Four room apartment. Stove, U88369. account a favor. pectedly today, you'll have to desks, and antiques. Phone move quickly to make the most PAINTING - interior and refrigerator, birch cabinets. LEO (July 23-Aiig. 22) Although CARPENTRY - Repairs, 64^9112. 1970 DODGE CORONET - 440, of it. INCOME exterior, paperhanging, remodeling, additions, gar­ References. No pets. 3170.646- Four door. Power steering, Aulomothra Sarvlea 66 you will be willing to help another 3166, 228-3540. excellent work. References. ages, roofing. Call David WANTED - Second hand piano air conditioning, excellent today, you may do so In a PISCES (Fob. 20-Morch 20) To TAX Free estimates. Fully in­ Patria 64417M. condition, low mileage. Cali ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- manner that wiil cause this per­ be on the safe side today, avoid in good condition. WiU pay up SECOND FLOOR - Four room son to feel indebted and resent­ sured. Martin Mattson, 649- to 375. Call 1-9288474. 647-1232, after 5:00 p.m. sun specialists, factory doing business with persons you SERVICE 4431. FOR ALL your Dry Wall Apartment. Heat and utiUUes trained, one day service, 114 ful. know little about. Someone un­ needs - Drobiak Dry included. Adults only. No pets. WE PAY 315 for complete East Main Street, RodcWile. VIRGO (Aug. 23-8api 22) Don't ethical could try to take advan­ PAPER HANGING Expert. Company, 575 Center Street, 3250 monthly. Security.' 646- Junk cars. CaU Joey, Tolland 871-1617. pick someone apart today who tage of you. DIRECTORY Your average paper, in Manchester. Call 6468882. 1189. Auto Boody, 5231990. isn't there to defend himself. Say average room, 330. Mr. □ RENTALS nothing ur)les8 it's complimen­ ALLAN T. KEELER'S tax Richman, 646-3864. ROCKVILLE - Three Room tary. ^ service. Tax returns done in UNRI Construction Co. - Tom PARTS Department now open Corbitt. Building, Remolding, Apartment. With heat, hot Saturdays. Complete line of Sentimental the privacy of your home. Call R o o m s fo r Rant S3 water, stove refrigerator. LIBRA (8EpL 23-OcL 23) Look 871-1781 for appointment. QUALITY PAINTING and Additions, Garages, Kitchens, Chrysler parts. Chorches after the welfare of your family Paper Hanging by Willis Roofing, Siding, Recreation Carpet. 3165. No pets. Parking Motors. 6433646. before trying to satisfy the needs Schultz. Fully Insured, LARGE FURNISHED Room for one car. Adults only. March 13. 19H INCOME TAX Preparation Rooms. 646-5355. with complete light of outsiders today. Family has references. 6498343. Security deposit. CaU 646-7690. priority. Experienced, personal ser­ housekeeping privileges. ______1966 JE E P - CJ5A. ExceUent Some exciting surprises may be vice at your home - Dan INCOME TAX NEWTON SMITH Parking, private entrance. in store for you this year. Mosler, 649-3329, or 525-8263. C ill Ruateli L. Bumott A. 3c W. PAINTING - Very Remodeling, Repairing. Rec MODERN FOUR Room ?so^SgS«4*^'”' Through an unusual chain of 6498358 or 6338323. Apartment - Heat, hot water, ’______!______tor Export T§x Proparotlon reasonable. Free Estimates. rooms. No Job too small. 649- events things could happen to lift Born Loser — Art Sanaom Olfice; Call Wayne, 649-7696. 3144. appliances. Middle age 1966 CADHXAC Calais Coupe your outlook to new levels. 353 Center St,, Manchester LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING preferred. No pets. Security rooms for rent - Stove and - 64,000 original miles, loadM. Lloyd E. Roy 728-3071 INTERIOR PAINTING and CARPENTRY, Custom deposit. Lease. 3225. A beauUfiu automobUe for a refrigerator. Linens provided. Avulable April 1st. (?aU 643 wallpapering. Quality Houses - Addditions, garages, 801 Main Street. 649-9^. “SERIOUS PERSON,’’ see TAX professional work at roofing and siding, kitchens, 3817, after 4 p.m. for yourself! Asking 31500. '' hey, IWKT does (X P ' V i COfJT KttOW„.l IH ID K I reasonable prices. Fully in­ bathrooms, and repair work of After 3:30, 647-1385. Bugs Bunny — Halmdahl and StoHal BRUTUSOOR5RA ) HEARDVOTHBRSAW sured. G.L. McHugh, Pain­ FURNISHED ROOMS for DUPLEX - 6 and 6. Central O 1977t)yHEA.Inc CONSULTANT INCOME TAX all kinds. Call Robert Jarvis Rent - Centrally located. On 1 Haynes Street Prepared. $5. Short ting, 643-9321. for estimate, 6438712. location. One child. No pets. 1974 DODGE DART Sport - uviMb? HE'S A scwimm\c. busline. Please call 649-5764, S e c u rity . 3225 m o nthly. WEUL.WADCAYA^ NOT BAD, AREYAIKiTN Manchester Form; $10. Long Form after 5:30 p.m. Three speed transmission, THINK, RJODSY.^’ . BUT I'D r COMPROMISE "HEEEEERE'S BILLYI" J. P. LEWIS 3i SON - Interior CARPENTRY b Masonry - Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, low mileage, slant six, four 643-4723 Call Mr. Frank and Exterior Painting, Additions and remodeling. 6434200. new steel belted radlals, Pius LIKE SOME MY INTEGRITV CENTRAL LOCATION - HAIR ON, AS AN ARTIST J? 643-4834 Paperhanging, and Free estimates. Call Anthony Kitchen privileges, free snow tires, new battery, (jail Our Boarding House — Carrol a McCormick remodeling. Fully insured. Squillacote, 8498611. FOUR ROOM Heated Apart­ 5233956. MY HEAD.' I BAINT WHAT 649-9658. parking, written references ment. 3160. plus security. CaU I SEE.' and security deposit required. 6435840. PUT 'ER THERE, SO t h a t s ho w they THE LAST 6432693 after 5 p.m. 1987 FORD SQUIRE Wagon - GEORGE N. CONVERSE - RooSng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 289 Engine. Running condi­ 6UYS, DISCO-DIP (SOT THE PATE? WAITER THAT Painting 3c Paperhanging. FIVE ROOM Apartment - tion. SMling for parts. CaU SAVE US THE WEEK­ SAVIN' "NO" TO WAVED A Interior and exterior. FuUy in­ BIDWELL Home Improve­ ATTRACTIVE Sleeping Room West Side. 3180. monthly. Call END filS! DID YOU THOSE HOODS COULD BILL AT Read Herald Ads - Private entrance, ^ w e r 6438882. sured. Call after 5 p.m., 643- ment Co. Expert installation 6439662. KNOW THE BE RISKIER THAN THEM STILL 2804. of aluminum siding, gutters baUi. Free parking. Apply 195 HAS HIS Spruce Street, Manchester. 1974 DATSUN - 710 Wagon. 6 0 R Y FOUR TAKIN' A TIRE MASONRY - Brick, block, VINYL REPAIR - We can fix and trims. Roofing installa­ THREE and Half rooms - Se- Am/fm, radlals, air, roof Cmbroider^ ARE MV „ AWAY PROM ARM IN THE concrete, chimneys, and tion and repairs. 6498495,875- cond floor. Stove and sofas chairs, cars etc. No MOTOR INN - Weekly rack. 41,000 miles. Asking $ ID E M E N ? A fiO R ILL A ! AIR-^WlTH fireplaces. New or repair need for expensive 9109. refrigerator. 3140, utilities not woiirk. Call 5288596, after 5 KEEP SMILING rooms. Single 3M.96, 3M.9S, 32700. 521-7900, or 6468096. A WEIGHT Ace - WIrth recovering. 568-5878. included. 6432271. 177 ON IT! This Funny World p.m KEEP HAPPY HORACE Tetrault - Siding, double 369.M, 374.95 plus tax. Phone in room. CaU 6432300. MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE liUB\Y'iOU \ roofing, stormwlndows, aw­ BOLTON - Two room apart­ 1970 - Electric top, new SOLOIST AVAILABLE for HEWEAVING bums, holes, ••••••••••• nings. Quality workmanship, ment. All utilities Includ^. exhaust, brakes, pauit. Six FIVE DOLLARS '-I ftjeSY Hi ARTIST i l l Weddings. Experienced and Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Bullding-Contraeting 33 free estimates. FuUy Insured. VERY CLEAN - Newly fur- No pets. 3175. per month. C81, EXTWA BOR Window shades, Venetian nished room on busline ideal tires, am/fm, 21 mpg, three WOULD YOU SAV MV reasonable. Call Bonnie Starr 872-9187, 649-3417. Tedford Real EsUte, 647-9914. THE Lukas, at 646-4889. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. for working person. speed, immaculate. 319W. 643 HITTING MAKES GUf?E/ CUSTOM CARPENTRY - m o. HAIR/ Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- Homes, Additions, Repairs, SPECIALIZING cleaning and 'll ^OUR ROOMS Two GOOD (TOPY ? HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch 5221. required. CaU 6430606. bedrooms, second Cabinets. CaU Gary Cushing, repairing chimneys, roofs, UCU.UU...11, acwwiiu floor. Iiuor. TRIUMPH I'KIUMPH Spitfire, 1974, 13x16 INCHES painted for 31SO-3200 by 345-2009. new roofs. Free esuniates. 30 ^ l l a n c ^ parking, storage, yeUow, e x e u n t condiUon, scheduling now for summer. Apartmanta For Rant 83 BRICK - BLOCK, stone, Years Experience. Howley, ? ™*ke an offer. CaU 646^ Professional considers™ any “replaces,fireplaces, concrete, cnimneychimney WES ROBBINS carpentry 643-5361. ty. 6438350. after 5 p.m. rnvr i ^ . 289-9287, after 6:00 p.m., repairs. l*fo job too small. remodeling specialist. Aa- WE HAVE customers waiting Save. CaU 8448356 for es- dltlons, rec rooms, dormers, Heating-Pluntbing 38 for the rental of your apart­ Embroider this Senti­ ment or home. J.D. Real 1978 T RIU M PH TR 7 - mental Sampler for that timates. built-ins, bathrooms, Original coat 37,000, asking MAN - For heavy work in fer­ kitchens, 649-3446. SEWERLINES, sink lines, Estate Associates, Inc. 643 bare spot on the wall. D e fin itel y 1980. 35,000. Loaded. Air con­ tilizer plant. Job involves cleaned with electric cutters, No. 177 has transfer POOR handling and stacking fer­ ELECTRICIAN - All types of ditioning, 3track deck. Phone color chart; stitch illus­ CUSTOM CARPENTRY - ^ professionals. McKinney 5639348 after ‘ '5 p.m. Days, TIPPERS' tilizer bags. Must be in good wiring, electrlcai improve­ Homes, Additions, Repairs, trations. C HfltFyNt* IK.IW US 06 3 * / * ment, and r ^ l r work. FREE Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ ELLINGTON - 'nCK TOCK 6438888. physical condition. Phone Mr. Cabinets. CaU Gary Cushing, pany, 643-IM. TOWER - Immediate oc­ ILeOKINGII TO OSDEt. USO 7M IW IKS SM- Hill, 6438644. estimates. Call 646-5253. 345-2009. 1 We offer the largest variety of i cupancy. A new one bedroom ! attractive apartments and § TOYOTA-Corooa-1971. 3door iS A iisi'* NO JOB TOO SmaU - Toilet Townhouse community within I ^wnhouses in Manchester sedan. Venr good condition, ANNecaui.r Short Riba - Frank Hill CliM TREE Service - Free es­ CARPETING - Never laid. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - repairs, plugged drains, i Rentai office open daiiy 9-S Manahaalw enatng Harald 1 waUUng distance of storiM, ) weekends. 11-3. must see. Cm 8437866. you JUST HARPOONED timates, discount senior From 3180,000 home! Newest new homes custom built, kitchen faucets replaced, banks and churches. Features use Ass. si Afflsrisss /SOMETHIN©\ MUST te WMIB/ THE ALASKAN PiPEUNE! c itiz e n s . ' C o m pany NSW Ysik, N.Y. leeSS / BIG UNDER) nylon short shag. BeauUful. remodeled, additions, rec repaired. Rec rooms, include private entrances, DAMATO 1971BUICK ELECTRA - A.C.~ Manchester owned and Sealed in water-proof factory rooms, garages, kitchens rrlst NMt. Admi sin ZIP / t h e I C E / ) bathroom remodeling, heat balcony overlooking caU w ^l stereo fm tape, all power cosi US Iiiit Nsiew. operated. CaU 646-1^7. container. Will .do three remodeled, batn tile, cement modernization, etc. Free :— r celUnged Uvlng room, waU-to- ENTERPRISES accessories. Beautiful buy. 1977 ALBUM with a bound- rooms, wall to wall. We work. Steps, dormers. Estimate gladly given. M & M wall carpeting, 1 1/2 baths, 31900 or beM offer. 6431000. FORMICA TOPS - CablneU •46-1021 in "All-Season Gift Book" bought too much. Sacrifice - Residential or commercial. Plumbing HeaUng. 6432871. range, refrigerator, garbage of 24-pages! Price...32.00. and doors made to order. Top 3199. New padding for three CaU 8434291. C IW 7IIcN » * M 8 f«4-.I»x-______------disposal, pantry unit, air con­ 1976 PONTIAC GRAND Prix - USO TNEU BOOM ST |U S EUB. quality work reasonable rooms - 318. Private: 1-343 •••<••••••••••••••••••••#• ditioning, m aster TV antenna, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mahofauy, Cabriolet padded ns.,s-iio - s u e bision OBiirs. prices. References. 646-4M6. 8444. I TIMOTHY J Meving-Trueking- "Check that prescription he just filled (or himsell. ’’ CONNELLY abundant closets, 24-hour Homat lor Rant 84 top. SiMldle interior, custom CutsBu ilit t u Itstip osBIi. Carpentry and eneral con- Storage 37 superintendent service, laun­ ralley m lm n, and wheels, !N. a iiT r a o it T t m pabasi. GLENN GAGNON 3i SON - OIrtctIui Isr ilitsM ssIHi. fentlal and dry and storage faculties in power fleering, power brakes, Bricks, blocks, concrete WEDDING INVITATIONS commercial. WheUier it be a ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars HEBRON ROAD, Bolton • Nt. a-IIO-OBANOMOTBEB^ now- basement, no pets. For ^ Seven room house. 4-5 AM/FM ftu eo , air and more. ■B BUILTS. IB ItlHsallsi s s l^ sidewalks, steps, fireplaces, and all forms of printing. By small repair Job, a custom and attics. Moving largelarge polntment please caU 8739878, appointment evenings. Please bedrooms, 2 1/1 baths. Large Under 1,181 mUee. Factory and chimneys. CaU 8758973. built home or anything in appliances, also stone or toI m Monday through Friday 8 to 5. warranty. |B600. 1434186, or AFOHANt. A N m IHs I iNtctlM. call 872-9407. ( between, call 643isn. delivered. 6431775 or 6431 yard. WaU to waU carpeting^, Bs. 0120-M A M A SIFT. Hi m ■959. Equal Housing Opportunity. 3386 monthly. 6431871. IIIU l« frliBSi US taslhr. ^ PAGE FX)URTEEN - MANCHESTER EVE3«NG HERALD. Manchetter. Conn,, Sat.. March 12, 1W7 ■' ■ —I . I I - - ObituariM Coventry offkial erttkleed Area fire calls for fatture of teaderrhlp Manchester William Snow Friday, 1;S3 p.m. — Water William Snow, 76, of Astoria, L.I., Coventry Mrs. Young, seven-year commis­ problem at Haynes and Main N.Y., formerly of Manchester, died Coventry Parks and Recreation sion veteran, said it has been trying Sts. (’Town) Friday night in Astoria. Commission Chairperson Sandra to fill vacancies since last spring. Friday, 1:W p.m. — Gas Mr. Snow lived in ^ n ch ester lor Only recently did the council appoint waibdown at X Haynes St. Young has received criticism from (Town) many years before moving to Long commission member Claire Connel­ replacements. Those who resigned Island about 25 years ago. cited personal reasons, she said. Friday, 2:3 p.m. — Car fire AH Stop&Shops ly- Mrs. Connelly also said Mrs. at 369 Center St. (’Town) He is survived by a dau^ter, Mrs. Mrs. Connelly wrote the Town Friday, 3:38 p.m. — Grass Alice Lennon of Manchester; a Council oiticizing Mrs. Young for Young did not attend meetings or fire off 1-66 in South Windsor. brother, George Snow of poor leadership. notify members meetings were (District assisting South Sunday Manchester; two sisters, Mrs. Grace She said that Mrs. Young was canceled. Windsor) Lyman of Manchester and Mrs. Sadie responsible for the "inability to ob­ Mrs. Young said, "I rarely miss Friday, 5:13 p.m. — Laird of Mansfield Depot; and five tain a quorum at meetings and a meetings." Investigate electrical 9 ani-5 pni sons. failure of leadership to keep If she did not attend, she said she malfuncUon at 199 Homestead The funeral and burial will be Mon­ members active.” made sure the meetings could be run St. (District) day in Astoria. without her. Friday, 5:37 p.m. — Grass She said six out of nine members fire at 11 Plano PI. I) M ooupon M a 17 JO puelaM IMhmaeou,onandal7J0pam«aa I**** have resigned this year Mrs. Young said that meetings were rarely canceled, but a lack of Friday, 6:09 p.m. — Grass Stop & Shop-Frozen fire off HlUstown Rd. and quorum made her cancel some Spencer St. Manchester police report 1 meetings. Cheese Beod Friday, 7:01 p.m. — Grau Orange l y 160Z...... ■inn...... r Mrs. Young said she has often told fire off Farm Or. pkg. OK. Sliees the council and both town com­ Today, 5:44 a.m.—Chimney 12 SunOioiy-IndMdueiy Police reported that Samuel There were no signs of forced entry, mittees about the problems. fire at 78 Haclonatack St. oluiee WiippMi-vniniorYaaow Turkington cd 127 Henry St. was police said. Mrs. Connelly also said she had not 1* UiM ow CM par ouSB om Pood to. to l3-SW..»lir. if UWor»$l» pgrotoner assault^ shortly before noon Friday A residence on Conway St. was received a copy of the committee’s South Windsor Frozen while walking to the Eighth Utilities broken into according to police. The bylaws. Her request for election of Friday, 3:21 p.m. — Brush District firehouse. property was entered by breaking a officers has b ^ overliwked. No fire to the rear of St. According to police, Turkington windowpane in the door, police said. Margaret Mary’s Church on WMi (Mo coupon and ■ $790 purctWM wan Ma ooapon am a IT JO puntM, meeting agendas are provided. And Hayes Rd. was taking a short cut from the N. Bureau drawers and kitchen cabinets no lists of athletic activities were Friday, 3:36 p.m. — Grass Main St. shopping center along the were left open, but it is not known if given her. fire off Gerber Rd. G em S alad jScotltoweis railroad tracks to the firehouse. anything is missing, police said. Mrs. Young said the bylaws were Friday, 4:06 p.m. — Grass Ju m b o A A - While at the rear of the shopping Police reported a forced entry to given Mrs. Connelly by Bud Gilbert, fire off Miller Rd. and (Ml center, Turkington reportedly heard propery on Russell St. Contents from former chairman. ’The election could Ellington St. 128 ounce 140 Count 7 D someone calling to him. a strongbox had been emptied on a not be held due to a lack of quorum Friday, 4:36 p.m. - Woods e s n . 234 1 ply Roll Police said Turkington walked bed, but the victim did not notice and the “lingbo situation” of commis­ fire at 60 Oak St. ^ t o . Urn. 1t-8d.. Mor. 10. m w O f cm par nmnmai noM a». M«. ii-a«. M. It, uw «. a !», 230; toward where the voices came from anything missing, police said. sion members Ayer, Gilbert and Friday, 5:31 p.m. — Brush Grocery | and was hit from behind and knocked Police also reported one of three Mrs. Young whose terms were up fire off Pleasant Valley and out. He awoke when the noon whistle custom-made garbage cans missing Jan. 1. Long Hill Roads. mti Mt mpon M a $7.so pwcMw iSBly sounded, police said. from property on Judith Dr. on Mrs. Young said Mrs. Connelly was W«hWocouponanda$7aopurehMo Turkington said he did not see Friday, and early tUs morning a asked as secretary to pick up the anyone, and did not recognize the broken window at a florist shop on commission’s mail at Town Hall. neisdhbiiaiiiis voices. Birch St. When it was not picked up, the Town lEraiiChfMes Mr. and Mrs. Peter Corn Oil ru jw c Sun Police said Turkington had a A grass fire in the Farm Dr. area Hall called Mrs. Young to get it. Maif^rine Z D Glory bloody nose and that Us right eye about 7 p.m. on Friday was All activity schedules are handled Burgess will serve as host looked like it had been Mt. Police and hostess Sunday from 2 1 pound padoge 51b. extinguished quickly by the Town of by Ayer who handles the job “very qtr.b.fUclia 940 checked the track area where the in­ Manchester Fire Department. Depu­ efficiently.” to 5 p.m. at Lutz Junior bag — '^ 238 cident occurred, but said they found Nfuseum, which is open to ty Fire Chief Griffin said he felt the Mrs. Connelly is resigning from the Dali Frozen nothing. Turkington refused fire was set as the area is a frequent commission. She has recently been the public free of charge. hospitalization. gathering place for youths living in appointed to the Planning and Zoning Help V An Oak St. residence was broken the neighborhood, according to Commission. The Methodist Men of North (Church will have a into Friday sometime between 4:30 police. It was the second fire While pr potluck Monday at 6:30 and 9:45 p.m. The owner found reported in the area within two for MancI everything ransacked but didn’t hours. CB message p.m. at the church. Workshop notice anj^ing missing, police said. leads to arrest A devotional service and tomore]MO|¥^ “ Brigadoc A driver who says she was nearly fellowship is scheduled Because we guarantee the fat con^ ^ Ketter, di forced off the road by another car for Monday at 1:45 p.m. in our three ground beefs. difference used her CB radio to contact police Herrmann Hall of Westhill tish diale State GOP schedules who investigated and charged a Rocky Gardens. The Rev. and still Hill man with driving while under the Kenneth Gustafson, pastor audience. influence of alcohol. of Calvary Church, will stop & Shop “Great BeeT’ Researc The driver contacted Manchester speak. Joseph Moriconi Scotland v bi-weekly luncheons will lead a hymnsing. React which in turn notified police of location o Refreshments will be ’The Republican State Central Com Tuesday at Hartford’s Holiday Inn. the incident. served. All residents of of Brigadi mittee has scheduled a series of bi­ Wallace Irish Jr., a Third Ernest Verdone Jr., 34, of 1800 Silas ’Through weekly luncheons beginning next Westhill Gardens are in­ Senatorial District representative on Deane Highway, Rocky Hill, was cast mem charged and is scheduled to appear in vited. the committee, said that the was locatt court at East Hartford March 29. M i l o i n luncheons will include a series of Loyal Circle of King’s to teach Man accused prominent speakers. The first Daughters will meet those witli speaker will be WFSB’s Brad Davis, In an unrelated case, Jeffry Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. in the Ulking on "The Spirit of America.” Bantley, 32, of 370 Main St. was also During of gambling Federation Room of ’The March 29 luncheon will feature charged with driving while under the play. Be Center Congregational Ben Andrews, executive director of influence of alcohol. Court date in coaching EAST HAR’TFORD (UPI) - A Church. restaurant owner has b ^ arrested the state NAACP, who will talk on East Hartford is March 29. Sh^BeefLoin , lb dialogue s on multiple charges of professional “’The Electorate.” Reservations for We re my store to more people because we're the of Meg I gambling. Police said they based the ’The luncheons are scheduled for Manchester Lodge of only store with "Great B e e f. Bone-In. presented charges on evidence gathered from every other ’Tuesday through June 7. Masons annual dinner- several Manchester dance March 19 at Mama Rump Steak 189 y< court approved wiretaps. Irish also said that the GOP State Boneless-USDA Choice Beth ca Mia’s Restaurant, Tolland Top Sirloin Steak W illi^ F. Grant, 34, of East Hart­ Central Committee is sponsoring an hospital notes. years ago eight-week course on winning elec­ Tpke., close Monday ford was charged with three counts is near G of professional gambling, three tions. ’The first class will be held April Discharged Thursday: Walter Johnson, evening and may be made 14 at Wesleyan University. One class Lakeview Dr., Coventry; George Klotz, with Bob Silva, 643-9098. “CX)NSTANT LEANESS” Only Stop & Shop has tradition, counts of using a telephone to 153 Oak St., East Hartford; Euniae transmit illegal gambling informa­ will be held each week for eight The event is open to the hagpi Grimason, 108G Bluefield Dr.; John members and friends. the facilities to guarantee it! mem ber tion and one count of conspiracy to weeks with the final meeting Phelps, 43 S. Hawthorne St.; Kevin violate the state’s antigambling featuring William Brock, the McNeill, 139 W. Middle Tpke.; Anna In Memoriam Band whe laws, police said. Republican national chairman. Young, 71H Bluefield Dr.; Loren In loving memory of Ann When Grant is the owner of a chain of Three persons from Manchester Bartholomew, Glastonbury; Albert Caselll. mUo passed away March IS, Scotland; have already signed up for the Bessette, 1284 Main St., Coventry; Paula 1967. fast food restaurants, one of which is •Contains not more than 26% fat.-Any size pkg. Lachlan v Augie and Ray’s on Silver Lane. course. Anyone else Interested Ferrante, Merrow. We often lit and think of her. Band s should contact Irish. Also, Carol Graboski, 146 Hollister St.; When we are III together, Jared Marsh, 114B New State Rd.; Edna For her memory ii the only thing Petroleur That we shall have forever. Savage, 56 Seamen Circle; George Pfau, 2 0 Lean Ground Beef Scotland. Glastonbury; Barbara Humphrey, Sadly m ined by Mother. Any size pkg. Beth is Willington. Step Father. Sisters, •Lean contains not more than 20% fat. complete sndBroUwr 9 9 t In Memoriam cy req u In loving memory of Linda Ann expects Several support MGC appeal CaMlII, who paued away March II, diploma, It67. M'ExtraLean ‘V e •Extra Lean contains not more than 14% fat-Any size pkg. | | ^ this yee speakers Indicated support 'Vhen ties of love are broken. Several persons dent; Gloria DeFlIlipo, of the regional council, was daughten appeared at a public for improved facilities and president of the MCC stu­ also among the speakers. And loved ones have to part. It leaves a wound that never heals, “Brigai bearing of the Joint Educa­ adequate operating dent senate; Arthur G. Dr. Denison said Friday And also a broken heart April 21, tion Committee of the budgets relating to the Glrouard, member of the he has no indication of the But looking back with memories, college’s accreditation. Upon tbe path we trod, Shoulder Lamb Chops High Schi General Assembly regional council; John possible success of the bon- We bless the years we shared with her. Thursday speaking in favor MCC received only a two- Alberghini, professor of ding request, but is And leave the rest to God. New Zealand-Frozen year accreditation. Instead physics; and Matthew of authorizing 618 million "hopeful.” Sadly missed, Exhibit for a permanent campus of the normal five years, Moriarty, mayor of Auntie and Unde Dick for Manchester Communi­ last spring from the New Manchester. Also speaking Oven Ready Lamb L e g s ^ ’^V? Doris B ty College. England Association of with the six was Scott Gray will ezhib Six of the speakers weri Schools and Colleges representing Robert (^ r- tings in i designated representatives because of the state’s iiuc- nas, president of radio sta­ Mosey’s Whole Corned Beef Federal St of the college, two were tion in providing funds. tion WINF. Gray presented APRIL SCHOOL Hartford, Speakers included State local legislators and others a petition with 3,500 names She is a Sen. David Barry (D-4) and VACATION went to the hearing on of persons in the area who Brisket o g r oil artist, their own. State Rep. Francis support the budget 10-12 pounds ru s tic Cl ’The college has been Mahoney (D-13), James F. requests. operating In temporary Cary, director of the State E. Steve Pearl, president BERMUDA Stop & Shop ^el‘* Brisket 8% landscape: facilities for the past seven Real Estate Commission of th e Connecticut April - Mrs. I and a member of MCC’s 23 29 Corned Beef Brisket Stop & Shop-Flat Cut summers years and has be«n turning Taxpayers Association and COMPLETEOMPLE1 PACKAGE away up to 1,500 students Regional (Council. a Manchester resident, of her wot Nepco Beet Brisket s •V? each year. The college has surprised the legislators 99 She is a The six representatives a full-time enrollment of with a request that they 00 ford Art L from tbe college and com­ Alpert’s^^'’Brisket *1®? Fiatcui $129 about 7,000 students. spend money on the <450 porporoon Art Guild. In addition to the bonding munity includ^ Ronald H. project. Includett , Denison, college presi­ Mosey’s Corned Beef Round » request, tbe several James Nakos, chairman 8 nights Holiday Inn (doubts oeeupsncy) s Full * , a OInnor daily sAH laxss and grahiltlasi Swift’sBrisket for oven roasting <1 sRound trip transportation AIrport/Holsl/AIrport Two arrested for violations ) • C ^ lm o n ta ry usa o( pool, baaehaa and lowsla i ^op& Shop ^'Brisket 89s <*•**•• •ARamoon taa dally I actlvHlas. ChHdrsn undar 12 -- ( Whole of home solicitations act $162.00. Tripl# rata — $418.00. extra trim-7-9 lbs. The Economic Crime Unit of the chief is located in Orlando. He allegedly headed a team of some 50 youths who were state attorney’s office announced Friday A U o produce the arrest of Don Bynum 30, of Orlando, peddling magazine subscriptions throughout the Greater Hartford area. Everything It good and Fla. and Sberon Wadies, of Washington, D. Acapulco April 24- May la t fresh. C. Both were charged with violation of According to the affidavit, the youths n ? € s h Connecticut’s home solicitations sales were instructed not to give the buyer $ 2 8 9 0 0 written notice of the right to cancel the act. Hartford* 7 nlqhta at the BoMitthilH^ Bynum and Wades represented subscription within 72 hours. ’Diis is Asparagus 79! required by Connecticut law. Educational Publishers Service, Inc. and tranaportatlon A k- * were members of a sales team of 50 who According to the complainant, the .... port/Hotal/AIrpart • Luggaga hamMng wHh Hpa. Red Delicious Apples usN^ tlS mtn 89‘ were selling magazines In the Hartford salesman stated that savings of 40 to 60 County area. per cent could be realized by purchasing Both were released on $250 bonds and magazines through the Educational their cases were continued to March 23 for F^iblishers Service compared to buying single issues at the regular retail price. Goodchild-BaiHett Travel, bic. appearance in Court of Common Pleas 13, 113 Main SL, Manclwalor, Conn. 00040 St. Pairick'i O O c Windsor. ’The complainant paid a total of ^ 4 for Fresh Green Cabbage Oayl 21 issues of a magazine which could have T «l. 646-2098 Bynum is a director of Educational wtonaidh im allaeiH ...... lu L .to it-a«i.M9M|.lntmTwi9iealewiew9iemwweeiw ...... - . PubUsfaers Service, Inc. ’The corporation been bought on the news stand,»a single issue at a time, for $21. 236 ’VVVVV’i llllllllllll wds m The Herald

239; w c m * I QAieebnd Hes March 12, 1977

Forum of the arts

Help with dialect At the Bushnell . While preparing to start rehearsals A travelogue tracing the colorful for Manchester Gilbert & Sullivan history of Hawaii through the migra­ Workshop’s spring production of tion of settlers up to today’s modem society will be shown at Bushnell “Brigadoon,” the director, Sarah It content In Ketter, discovered that there was a Memorial Hall, Hartford tonight, at 8 and Sunday at 2 and 5 p.m. ound boots. difference of opinion on what Scot­ tish dialect would sound authentic Wednesday, the Young People’s Concert is scheduled for two perfor­ and still be intelligible to the Beth Campbell of Andover, a native of Scotland, coaches mances at 9:40 and 11:10 a.m. ’The audience. program is sponsored by the Hart­ Roger Phelps in the proper dialect to use for his lines in Beef’ Research was done and a part of “Brigadoon” to be produced in April by the Gilbert & Sullivan Scotland was designated as the likely ford Symphony Orchestra for area students. For information, call 278- Workshop. (Herald photo by Larson) location of the imaginary Scot town 1450. of Brigadoon. March 19 at 8 p.m., the Connecticut At the Civic Center At the Atheneum Through the efforts of some of the Opera Association presents Verdi’s The Wadsworth Atheneum in Hart­ cast members, an Andover resident Coming events at the Hartford "Othello” conducted by Anton Civic Center include: ford is reviving its cinema schedule was located who was willing and able Guadagno and featuring Peter with a presentation of “Cousin to teach the proper inflections to • Tonight and Sunday, Aetna Glossop, Gilber Py and Theresa Cousine,” a French film with English those with speaking parts in the play. World Cup Tennis Tournament. Zylis-Gara. subtitles. The current production will During the early rehearsals of the • Tuesday through March 20, March 20 at 8 p.m., the Stars of the continue through March. It is the play, Beth Campbell has been Connecticut Home Show. New York City Ballet features • March 18, Whalers vs. Calgary, longest running film in the coaching all the principals in their Patricia McBride and Jean-Pierre 7:30 p.m. Atheneum's history, having opened dialogue sessions. She played the role Bonnefous and company. • March 25, Fleetwood Mac in con­ there in January. For information, of Meg Brockie in the same show For reservations, call 246-6807. cert, 8 p.m. call Michael Nozik at the Atheneum. presented by the Podium Players several years ago. Beth came to this country about 15 years ago from Kirkintilloch, which is near Glasgow. Carrying on native Kenya set looks a little fishy tradition, her son, Lachlan, 19, plays By RUSS MacKENDRICK the equator but its mile-high capital of jungle. (To see one on a stamp—Scott No. )p h a 8 the bagpipes and was the youngest Here are some lively game fish from the Nairobi has an average temperature of 26, issued 1966-9). member of the Manchester Pipe Republic of Kenya. (Or, officially, in only 45 to 80 degrees. Nairobi has its safaris, but fishing par­ Band when he joined the group. Swahili, from “Jamhuri ya Kenya” ). Nairobi is the safari center of the world. ties set out from either Mombasa, an im­ When the family returned to To satisfy everybody, each fish is More than 400,000 tourists a year come to portant seaport of 300,000 people, or Scotland a few years ago for a visit, named three ways. ’The 50-cent stamps Kenya and probably most of them pass Malindi, famous for its beach w i^ three Lachlan was invited to play in the BP shows a Nile perch, also called mbota, and through this place. No mud huts — it is a miles of white sand. Or perhaps from Band sponsored by British biologically, Perea nilotica. This and the modem cosmopolitan city of 600,000, and Lamu of which they say “Sinbad the Sailor Petroleum Corp. in Grangemouth, next one, the tilapia, are fresh^water fish still is “within a lion’s roar” of a national slept here.” Scotland. found in Lake Rudolph. ’The tilapia, a table park where this animal and giraffes, ()ne can'hire a boat and crew to go out Beth is a trained bookbinder. She delicacy, is locally a ngege, and in Latin, wildebeest, impala, zebras and other for the sailfish or marlin, and also tunny, completed her high school equivalen­ Tilapia nilotica. large fauna roam free. kingfish, bonita, dolphins and wahoo. cy requirements recently and The next two come from the Indian Another of their many nature preserves (This last is just another fish and not an expects to receive not only her Ocean: ’The sailfish, or sulisuli (forget the and sanctuaries, the Tsavo National Park, exultation). diploma, but also her U.S. citizenship Latin on this one!), and finally the black covers 8,000 square miles. (Twice the size this year. She also has three marlin, nduero, or Markaira indica. of Connecticut). It is known as an elephant Calendar of avanta daughters. This set, ‘"ITie Game Fish of East stronghold, and is also the home of black No Second Sunday Stamp Show at “Brigadoon” will be presented Africa” also has a souvenir sheet with all rhinos, lions, leopards, cheetah. Cape buf­ Meriden this month — they had it on the April 21, 22 and 23 at Manchester the stamps plus a picture of a sport fishing falo, hippos and whatevery other creature first Sunday. High School auditorium. vessel and the sea floor. that cares to give it a try. ’There will be a Philatelic Literature Kenya, named for its Mt. Kenya (the Of all these, the buffalo is the most Fair and Stamp Bourse at the Cardinal Exhibit at bank Mountain of Whiteness), is slightly dangerous to man. They lurk around Spellman Museum, Weston, Mass., March smaller than Texas and has some 13,0(XI,- waterholes just looking for trouble. A full- Doris Baumann of East Hartford 19 and 20. 000 pe(^le of various races. It straddles grown bull is a match for anything in the MIDPEX ’77 at the Sons of Italy Hall, will exhibit a selection of her pain­ 74 Church St., Middletown, on March 20th. tings in the main office of First April 23 and 24 will be the dates for this Federal Savings, 1137 Main St., East year’s MANPEX. The goal is set for 200 Hartford, through March 23. frames of exhibits. Chairman Jerry She is a well known NeW England Caron invites all collectors to have a whirl oil artist. Her favorite subjects are at it. No restrictions as to subject. For rustic Connecticut, countryside details: Gerard A. Caron, P.O. Box 31, landscapes and Maine seascapes. South Windsor, 06074. 89s Mrs. Baumann spends her summers on the Maine coast. Many of her works are shown there. Bad nawB dapartmant The 1976 Mint Set from the post office M'S She is a member of the East Hart­ ford Art League and the Glastonbury will not get you a sheet of the M flags — Art Guild. just a lonesome single. WKe k k ND—March 12. 1977— P«(p .s P a s e l - ' )— Kdrch 1^, li 643-5135 24KN)R TQWIK Forum of the arts BRAKE This week’s movies on TV Today CENTER 11:30 (3) “Grand Prix” (1966). James Monday In area theaters * diggers ‘1623’” will run through Inn, Meriden, sponsored by the All 4 WHEEIS 1:00 (5) “The Atomic Submarine” Gamer, Eva Marie Saint. March 27. Connecticut Traditional Jazz Gob. (1959). Arthur Franz, Dick Foran. 11:00 (5) “Sante Fe Trail” (1940). 12:30 (5) “Wells Fargo” (1937). Joel < 4 9 « Molt can The Tri-Town Players will open “The Boys from Syracuse,” a Tickets are available at the door. Sales & Service 1:00 (9) “Madigan” (1968). Henry Fon­ Errol Flynn, Ronald Reagan. McCrea, Frances Dee. with “Harvey,” by Mary Chase Rodgers and Hart musical, is playing Sunday at 3:30 p.m., Edward E. 30.000 Mill GuarintM da, Richard Widmark. • 2:05 (9) “The Fallen Sparrow” (1943). 12:30 (9) “Member of the Wedding” 315 CENT» ST.. MANCHESTER, CONN.-Phono 643-5135 Friday at 8:15 p.m. at Vernon Center through April 9 at the Coachlight Clark of the faculty at Hartt College MANCHtSTU 2:00 (40) “My Favorite Brunette” John Garfield, Maureen O’Hara. (1953). Ethel Waters, Julie Harris. Middle School on R t. 30, Vernon. The Dinner Theatre, East Windsor. of Music will present a harpsichord M3-7412 DIRECTORY (1947). Bob Hope, Peter Lorre. 4:00 (9) “Eye of the Cat” (1969). FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY 3:00 (9) “The Threshold of Space” Thursday' comedy will also play Saturday and recital with assisting artists at 111 Talload Thai. I l h . I l l Michael Sarrazin, Gayle Hunnicut. CONTROLLED AUTO SODY REPAIRS On exhibit IE Ml.mi. S*.M. OfWT VrfNOflvrnioK Circlev rcic . (1956). Guy Madison, Dean dagger. March 25 and 26. Tickets are Center Congregational Church at CONSUMER SALES - 9:00 (20-22-30) “ Rafferty and the 11:00 (5) “Wells Fargo” (1937). Joel Manchester Parkade SHOP 6:30 (5) “A Hard Day’s Night” (1964). Hi^way Hustlers” (1975). Alan Arkin, McCrea, Frances Dee. on all makes... available at the door. For informa­ An exhibition of recent paintings Main and Gold Sts., Hartford. A free­ US LAST. Name brand The Beatles. Sally Kellerman. 2:05 (9) “Sealed Cargo” (1951). Dana tion. call 872-3718. by Peter Edlund and Peter Waite is will offering will be received. appliances, televisions. 6:30 (9) “Island of Living Horror” 12:30 (5) “The Plainsman” (1936). Andrews, Gaude Rains. The Hartford Stage Company on display at Foot Prints Gallery, 466 LOAN and RENTAL CARS Two opera previews for Verdi’s Lowest prices in town (1968). John Ashley, Kent Taylor. Gary Cooper, Jean Arthur. 4:00 (9) “The Informer” (1935). Victor presents a world premiere perfor­ Main St. through March 18. “Othello” will be presented at First guaranteed. Service after the 9:00 (20■ 2^30) “Mean Streets” (1973). 12:30 (9) “The Big Heat” (1953). Glenn McLaglen, Preston Foster. Available by Appointment... mance by Christopher Durang on sale. A' special 24-hour telephone Federal Savings of East Hartford, Harvey Keitel, Robert De Niro. Ford, Lee Marvin. ’ 8:00 (9) “Knute Rockne - All Friday at 8:30 p.m. Called “A number, 247-9111, is available to Monday at 8 p.m. and 'Tuesday at 10 Order Yora* BARLOW’S TV • Zenith Sales 11:15 (40) “Last Train from Gun Hill” American” (1940). Ronald Reagan, Pat History of the American Film,” the callers at the Wadsworth Atheneum a m. Both presentations will be held • Service on Standard Brands, (1959). Kirk Douglas. Tuesday O’Brien. play runs through April 24. For reser­ in Hartford, giving weekly informa­ at the M anchester office at 344 W. BOS Hartford Road, 11:30 (3) “Fear No Evil” (1969). Louis 12:30 (5) “Dallas” (1950). Gary STAN O Z H K , Manager Manchester Telephone 643- vations. call 525-42^. tion about current exhibitions and Middle Tpke. They are open to the “llappy Jourdan, Linda Day George. 11:00 (5) “The Plainsman” (1936). Cooper, Ruth Roman. 301-31S CENTER S L MANCHESTER 5095. 11:30 (8) “The (tountry Girl” (1954). Gary Cooper, Jean Arthur. Tonight at 8:30 p.m. is the final events. public without charge. It is suggested 12:40 (3) “Killdozer” (1974). Clint Grace Kelly, Bing Crosby. 2:05 (9) To be suinounced. Walker, Carl Betz. performance of "The Night Thoreau that those planning to attend call TWENTIETH CENTURY Musical events Thought” 1:00 (5) “’The Horn Blows at Midnight” 4:00 (9) To be announced. 12:45 (9) “Double Dynamite” (1951). Spent in Jail” presented at Miss Doris R ayner at 289-6401 or 646- Television, Inc. 176 Burnside (1945). Jack Benny, Alexis Smith. 9:00 (20-22-30) “Godzilla vs. Megalon” Jane Russell, Groucho Marx.' Manchester Community College Bonnie Raitt and Aztec Two-Step Avenue, East Hartford. 528- 8300 because reservations will assure 1:30 (9) “The Mummy’s Curse” (1944). (1973). John Belushi. Sports on TV auditorium on Bidwell St. Tickets are will appear in a benefit concert for Today! 1554. Sales and Service, Zenith seating. and Quasar. Lon Chaney, Peter Coe. 11:30 (3) “Catlow” (1971). Yul Friday available at the door. the Easter Seal Rehabilitation The U. S. Coast Guard Band will Brynner, Richard Crenna. Sunday 11:00 (5) “Dallas” (1950). Gary 2:00 ( 40) Superteams. The Producing Guild of Hartford Center of Eastern Fairfield County present a concert Sunday at 8 p.m. in 11:30 (840) “Isn’t It Shocking?” (1973). Today Cooper, Ruth Roman. 3:30 (8-40) American presents “What The Butler Saw,” an March 27 at 8 p.m. at the Bridgeport CLASSIFIED 7:30 (30) “Night Ambush” (1957). Dirk AlcU) Aids Leamy Auditorium at the USCG She Heralui 2:05 (9) “Harriet Craig” (1950). Joan 1:30 (20-22-30) NCAA Sportsman. outrageous farce by Joe 6rton, Jai-Alai fronton. For information, Bogarde, Marius Goring. 12:30 (5) “Virginia City” (1940). Errol Academy in New London. The perfor­ ADS Crawford. Basketball Preview. 3:30 (20-22-30) NCAA ' Thursday through March 20, and 1:00 (5) “Yellow Sky” (1948). Anne Flynn, Miriam Hopkins. call P atti Brodersen, 366-7551. mance will be the band’s traditional 4:00 (9) “Back to Bataan” (1945). John 2:00 (20-22-30) NCAA Basketball. BRING Baxter, Gregory Peck. 12:30 (9) “Twentieth Century” (1934). March 24 through 27. All perfor­ At Real Art Ways, 197 Asylum St., “Irish Night.” The event is free to 643-2711 I Wayne, Anthony (2uinn. Basketball. 4:30 (840) Wide World of 2:00 (8) “Off Limite” (1953). Bob Hope, John Band ore, Carole Lomtord. 2:00 (24-57) Tennis: Aetna mances are at the Tower Theatre. Hartford, David Gibson, composer- the public. RESULTS 8:00 (9) “Dungeons of Harrow” (1962). Sports. Hartford Insurance Group, Asylum Mickey Rooney. World Cup. cellist, will perform new works for The Connecticut Ballet Company W e d n ^ a y Russ Harvey, Helen Hogan. 9:00 (9) NHL Hockey: 3:00 (5) “The Only Game in Town” 2:30 (8) Superteams. Ave. at Cogswell St. in Hartford cello and instrumental tapes tonight 9:00 (8-40) “The Woman Who Cried Islanders vs. North Stars. makes its first appearance sponsored (1970). Warren Beatty, Elizabeth Taylor. 11:00 (5) ‘"Two Flags West” (1950). 4:00 (3) Golf: Doral- where there is ample free parking. at 8:30. On March 12 at 8:30, Joseph Murder” (1975). Raul Julia, John P. 10:30 (5) Sports Extra. by the Hartford Conservatory tonight 5:00 (9) “Why Would Anyone Like to Linda Darnell, Joseph Cotten. a Elastem Open. Call 522-8309 for information and Celli, oboeist, plays four new works Ryan. at 8:30 at the Roberts Center, 170 Kill a Nice Girl Like You?” (1968). Peter 2:05 (9) “The Lady Takes a Flyer” 11:30 (3) “The Nanny” (1965). Bette 5:00 (3) Sports Spectacular. reservations. with percussion and electronics. For Kingswood Rd., West Hartford. For Vaughn, Eva Renzi. (1958). Lana ’Turner, Jeff Chandler. Davis, William Dix. 5:00 (840) Wide World of Monday information, call 525-5521. Dinner theaters information, contact the Hartford RENT-A-CAR 6:00 (5) “ Blood Alley” (1955). Joiui 4:00 (9) “Dante’s Inferno” (1935). 11:30 (8) “Dead Man’s Eyes” (1944). Sports. 8:00 (9) NHL Hockey: Kings March 19 at 8 p.m., Jam es Frazier, Conservatory in Hartford. Wayne, Lauren Bacall. Spencer Tracy, Claire Trevor. Lon (Hianey, Jean Parker. 6:00 (9) Racing from vs. Canadiens. “West Side Story" with music by 11:30 (9) “Night of the Blood Monster.” 8:00 (9) “(jnce Upon a Horse” (1958). organist, will play in concert at The St. John’s- Episcopal Church 12:30 (5) “Confidential Agent” (1945). Aqueduct. 9:00 (18) NHL Hockey: Leonard Bernstein is playing at the Christopher Lm , Maria SchelL- Dan Rowan, Dick I^ rtin . 8:00 (9) NHL Hockey: Trinity Episcopal Church, 120 choir of Vernon will perform the Charles Boyer, Lauren Bacall. Kings vs. Canadiens. Pine-Brook Dinner Theatre, 11:30 (40) “The Goddess” (1958). Kim 9:00 (3) ‘"Ihe Deadliest Season” (1977). Rangers vs. Flames. Sigourney St., Hartford. William Byrd Mass with music and 1:00 (22) “The Big Sleep” (1945). Higganum, through March 27. Stanley. ' Michael Moriarty, Kevin Conway. Tonight at 8:30, jazz will be Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall. 8:00 (18) Tennis: Orantes At the Chateau de Ville Dinner liturgy of Elizabethan England Midnight (30) “Saturday’s Children” 9:30 (20-22-30) “ The Owl and the vs. Solomon. Wednesday provided by the Lou Stein 1977 Jazz 3:15 (22) “Nevada Smith” (1966). Steve Theatre in East Windsor, “Gold- March 20 at 7 p.m. at the church. The (1940). John Garfield, Anne Shirley, Pussycat” (1970). Barbra Streisand, 11:30 (5) World Television 9:30 (9) NBA Basketball: All Stars in a concert at the Holiday McQueen, Karl Malden. event is free to the public. CHaude Rains. George Segal. Championships. Knicks vs. Suns. 11:(W (9) Harness Racing CB Convac from Roosevelt Raceway. Thursday Midnight (9) Wrestling. Ask Dick Kleiner 8:00 (20-22-30) NCAA MANCHESTER Sunday Basketball. FCC tries out the soft touch 8:30 (8-40) Boxing: DEIAR DICK: My lister told me that Peggy Cass is the 1:00 (3) Challenge of the Foreman vs. Young and mother of actor, Joei Grey. Is this correct? If not, is his By INK DIPPER INDUSTRIAL Escalera vs. McGarvey. the same time a pitch is being made range is about 20 miles. mother a weU-known person? VIVIAN W. RAGLAND, San 1:30 (9) Exhibition 9:30 (9) NBA Basketball: Up until now, the Federal Com­ for them to observe other regulations — Using obscenity on the air. Diego, Cn. Baseball: Mets vs. Cardinals. Knicks vs. Nuggets. munications Commission has been PARK Your sister is a mine of misinformation. It’s Joel’s father and radio manners. — Operating in a way that’s con­ 1:30 (20-22-30) NCAA something that CBers, for the most who is weU-known, more or less — he’s Mickey Katz, a come­ CBers in the area are typical of trary to federal, state or local laws, Basketball. Friday part, have feared. dian. Joel’s nootber is plan old Mrs. Katz. 1:45 (3) NBA Basketball: CBers across the country — most which is a sort of catch-all regulation Now — on an experimental basis, Celtics vs. Suns. 7:00 (57) The Way It Was. don’t bother using call letters. that is aimed at stopping the use of a at least — the agency is trying to DEAR DICK: Some of the re-mns of Bonanza have only two 2:00 (24-57) Tennis: Aetna 11:00 (9) Harness Racing “Forgetting” to use call letters is CB during a crime. TELETHON sons of Ben Cartwright Others have three sons. When and in change some attitudes in hopes that World Cup. from Roosevelt Raceway. one of six infractions that makes Un­ How well is the Norfolk experi­ what way w u Adam, the third Son, Introdaced into the series? it can improve compliance of CBing cle Charlie mad enough to take some ment working? Channel 13 (Cable TV) HENRY PAINE, Mansfield, Mass. regulations without resorting to fines It was the otiier way around. Adam (Pemell Roberts) form of enforcement action. It’s still too early to say for cer­ ^ other punitive measures. wasn’t introduced into the series, be was taken out. When the Home Box Office tain. But there’s b^n a marked in­ The experiment is under way in the The other five are: Monday show b ^an , th o e were three sons. But Roberts, after a cou­ crease in the number of CBers using ple of years, wanted to do other things. So they let him go, Norfolk, Va., area. CBers frequently — Using more power to transmit Here is this week’s program Tuaaday call letters, according to Jerry March 14th 7:30-8:00 P.M. without any on-screen explanation. schedule for Home Box (Hfice hear, “'This is KFCC-100, your Uncle than the five watts allowed under 5:30 — Ra Expeditions Freeman, the engineer in charge of DEAR DICK: Now that we la CaUfonda'have a senator- on Greater Hartford CATV: 7:30 - U t h e r Charlie, here.” regulations. CBers can add mbre 9:30 -r^ailor Who Fell from Qrace the FCC’s Norfolk field office. elect named Hayakawa, I am reminded of the actor, Sessae Today The call letters are those of the power — sometimes as much as Spomorad by th« M-*nchwtor Lm o u * o I W o d m ii V o W n with the Seia Hayakawa. ’The latest almanac I have shows him stlU alive in 3:00 — Internacine Project 11:30— Ra Expeditions FCC’s national center in Norfolk, several thousand extra watts — by About 98 per cent of the CBers in his middle 81s. WoaM yon know what his current sitnatioa is? 4:30 -W h a t Katy Did Wadnasday where prospective government of­ either modifying regular equipment the Norfolk area are now using call II you havo any quaatkma concaming tha What kinds of roles did be play in what kinds of pictnres? 7:30 — internecine Project 5:30 — Rambrandt ficers are taught how to detect illegal or adding special amplifiers. letters, according to Jerry Freeman, propEMod Induatrial Park, hara la your chanca to GEORGE BARKER, Santa Ana, Ca. 9:00 — O n Location 10:00 — Saiior W ho Feii from Qrace 7:00 — Lucky Lady CB operations and make cases — Operating outside the present 40 the engineer in charge of the FCC’s havo thorn anawarad. Bob Waiaa, Town Managar, Your almanac isn’t too late — Hayakawa died in 1973 at the with the Sea 9:00 — Down ttia Anclant SUIrs against the law breakers. Uncle channels. A minority of CBers have Norfolk office. and Charloa Duffy, Daputy Commlaaionar of tha age of M. He played many types of roles, from the silent era Midnight — On Location 1t:0O -Lucky Lady on, but protably his most notable part was as the prison com­ Thursday Charlie is the handle CBers have modified equipment that allows them About 98 per cent of the CBers in Conn. Dapi of Commarea, will ba on hand to Sunday mandant in ‘"Ihe Bridge On the River Kwai.” 5:30 — Haadllna Huntars traditionally used to Identify the to transmit on frequencies outside the Norfolk area are now using their anawar all quoatlona. 3:00 — Eaglet Attack at Dawn 4:45 — Chlidren't Theatre 7:00 -NIckal Rida agency. the channels, interfering with call letters. Freeman says, which is DEAR DICK: Jnst saw the movie, “ Ufegaard,” and I’d like 9:00 — Dog Day Altarnoon some informatioa an the boy in the movie, Parker Stevenson. 5:30 — Rembrandt Trainees at the Norfolk center are military, business and commercial probably the highest percentage 7:00 -P ris o n e r of Second Ave. 11:15 — Born to Kill Is he going with anybody (steady) or datiag? How old is he? 9:00 — Dog Day Afternoon Friday taking in the air to remind CBers of broadcast radios. any.place Jn the nation. He credits What b he dotag now? DEBBIE H., Baltimore, Md. 11:15 — Rembrandt 5:30 — Sharlock Holmas the proper way to use their equip­ — Operating over a distance that high mark to the public relations CAU 646-6400 Stevenson, 22, graduated from Princeton University last Monday 7:30 — Manchu Eagla ment— no scolding, no fines, just one greater than 150 m iles. F reak at­ program carried on by the agency. June. He studied ardiitecture there, but reaUy wanb to act. 5:30 -Internecine Project 9:00 — Romantic Engllahwoman The last I beard, he was — to use the Hollywood idiom — “up 11:00 -Sailor Who Fall from Qraea person talking to another. mospheric conditions often make it If the approach shows promise, it M d tar by tiw Umehutar CKm EntW ConumiM 7:00 — Sammy Davis Jr. for some p a ^ ,” whidi really means he’s out of work but look­ wllh tha Saa Primarily, the FCC is encouraging possible to communicate over great might be tried in other parts of the 9:00 - N B A Basketball ing. They teU me be dates the field, but nobody special. 11:30 -B o r n to Kill CBers to use their call letters, but at distances, even though a CB’s normal country. Page ,i>u — aiarch 12, 1977 WEEKEND - March U, 19T? - Page 5 Today, March 12 Daytime programs

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FULLER MY THREE SONS ®ABCNEWSBRIEF Wnny hii miythiiic iistiri CONCENTRATION 0 CROSS WITS O IRONSIDE In our complex and densely populated BOWLING FOR DOLLARS ® ® THE BIONIC WOMAN 10:00 12:30 Steals A-colloiihaM Law and morality, to varying degrees, societies there are many decisions th a t^ SFESTIVAL OF FAITH O m o vie © N EW S 0 O MOVIE A^grass A'emply baskets regulate human interaction in society, cannot be shaped or justified by standards * (M OUTDOORS WITH KEN @ @ ® THE LIFE AND TIMES ® @ CHARLIE'S ANGELS ®THRILLMAKER sometimes reinforcing one .another, at derived directly from morality or law. An CALLOWAY OF GRISLY ADAMS © SCENES FROM A 1:00 A^candy V ^ p la ^ t u t ®NEW S laig^NOVA MARRIAGE ® ® ® TOMORROW other times imposing contradictory example would be zoning regulations. A^decorations Aeggdye' obligations. These regulations may limit the size of But there are also many laws that have a house, determine how closely it can be Thursday, March 17 Aeaster cards Acut-outs little to do with the larger issues of moral located to the street it faces, stipulate how Astyrofoam ^ 6:00 MUSIC CITY SPECIAL 0 MOVIE © N EW S conduct — with securing justice, equality, high a radio antenna on the roof can be, (33®@®NEWS NEWS ® ® NCAA BASKETBALL ® ® ® NBC'S BEST SELLER •nd mueh, much m on a tM m y prhMl or such other forms of “good” as may be etc. OBR^YBUNCH @ CONNECTICUT HERITAGE 11:00 deemed desirable. These laws are, rather, Regulations of this sort can often be Q DANIEL BOONE "we have every llt^ thing!” § MACNEIL-LEHRER © MASTERPIECE THEATRE ® ® ® ® ® N E W S pragmatic regulations for facilitating or relaxed on a showing of a special need to m MIKE DOUGLAS REPORT 8:28 0 (© MARY HARTMAN, 1% MAN BUILDS, MAN CROSS WITS ®ABCNEWSBRIEF MARY HARTMAN gat your making possible orderly relations between make an exception in the case at hand. DESTROYS ABC NEWS 8:30 ® DICK VAN DYKE SHOW people. The* request for a relaxation of a par­ @GUNSMOKE 0 M E R V GRIFFIN 11:30 ticular restriction will be brought before @ ZOOM (CAPTIONED) Still other decisions affecting the con­ § IT'S EVERYBODY'S ® @ BOXING ® THE CBS LATE MOVIE an administrative agency, which in 6:30 (» th e miraelc of rmdeihe* i duct of society are not guided even by BUSINESS d o u b le h e X d er 0 LOVE AMERICAN STYLE 0 1 LOVE LUCY 8:35 ® ® THURSDAY NIGHT > dowrftown m an eh tster^ ^ these pragmatic regulations., Such deciding whether to grant the relaxation ® ABC NEWS 7*30 ) DOUBLEPLAY ® FOURTH ESTA SPECIAL decisions cannot be reached through the will proceed in a manner much like that of ®@®NBCNEWS P ADAM 12 9:00 O LIVING FAITH a court of law. I I CLASSIC THEATRE TEN WHO DARED @ ® ® t h e to nig ht sh o w application of impersonal, objective PREVIEW 3MUPPETSSHOW But what may be lacking is the guidance I JOKER'S WILD POP GOES THE COUNTRY © A B C CAPTIONED NEWS rules; indeed, the basis for them cannot @ ONCE UPON A CLASSIC CLASSIC THEATRE: THE 11:45 be found in either law or morality, and yet of formal rules stating with some preci­ (CAPTIONED) I POP GOES THE COUNTRY ) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES tMANITIES IN DRAMA ©IRONSIDE Saturday, March 19 sion under what conditions the normal 6:55 they are binding on the individuals con­ (CONNECTICUT 9:05 12:30 ®NEW S @ CLASSIC THEATRE: THE 0 MOVIE cerned. restraints may be lifted. On what basis, 7:00 (SPECIAL EDITION MORNING © M OVIE then, is an exception to the regulatory law i" P THAT GIRL HUMANITIES IN DRAMA 12:45 10:00 To understand these issues, 1 suggest we ® C B S NEWS 9:30 © MOVIE to be granted? The householder may have © M Y THREE SONS MACNEIL-LEHRER 6:00 ® TARZAN LORD OF THE examine some of the actual operations of REPORT ©BASKETBALL 1:00 ® AGRICULTURE U.S. A. an expensive radio and may ask to be ® CONCENTRATION @ PT L PROGRAM ®@®TOMORROW jU n g le a legal order and the ways in which legal 0 BOWLING FOR DOLLARS 8:00 6:20 BRADY BUNCH given the privilege of extending his anten­ ® THE WALTONS 10:00 NEWS rules and processes are employed to shape M FESTIVAL OF FAITH ®BARNABY JONES 0 @ ® SPEED BUGGY na to a height above that normally © C R O SS WITS 6:30 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC and control human behavior. ® m WELCOME BACK, ® HUMAN RELATIONS AND § 10:25 The rule of the road CAN WE LEGISLATE MORALITY? A SPEAKEASY, 1920s. allowed. He may rest his request on any rroneR SiSHOOL DISCIPLINE ® ® SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK number of claims tending to establish that Friday, March 18 I.should like to begin with a body of laws' ©PATTERNS FOR LIVING 10:26 Widespread violation of the Volstead Act, providing enforcement for his situation is a special one: He is 6:00 (M CROSS WITS ( M © WALL JTREET WEEK 6:45 ® IN THE NEWS regulating vehicular traffic and known as the Prohibition Amendment, convinced many observers that moral } ® ia ® N E W S @ A B C NEWS 8:57 ® A NEW DAY 10:30 working on an invention affecting radio ,jBRADYBL _ BUNCH ® NBC NEWS UPDATE MAJESTY'S 6:59 “the rule of the road.” Over most of the © THE WAY IT WAS 10:30 ) ADVENTURES OF BATMAN problems cannot be solved through the law. (Culver Pictures) transmission that requires a higher anten­ I DANIEL BOONE 7:30 8:58 ® MORNING PRAYER P DOLLY world the rule is that you pass the on­ na, he is a physician who wants to give ad­ JMIKE DOUGLAS ®ABCNEWSBRIEF ©NEW ARK AND REALITY J MATCH GAME T1:00 , 7:00 3 ® KROFFTS SUPERSHOW coming vehicle on the right and overtake tGUNSMOKE 9:00 3 RANGER STATION own skin. vice to patients who have radio sets, but P ADAM 12 ® ® ® ® ® N E W S P®®MONSTERSOUAD on the left the vehicle moving ahead of lacking in a certain validity. I ZOOM 3 NEWSMAKERS ® THE SONNY AND CHER ) UNDERDOG There are problems however. Even in no telephones, since they live in a 6:20 SHOW 0 © M ^ Y HARTMAN, you. A minority of countries, including P JOKER'S WILD MARY HARTMAN ) LITTLE RASCALS -10:58 ordinary traffic, rules of the road depend The law of divorce somewhat distant mountain range. ®MUNDOREAL PDOLLY ® @ THE ABC FRIDAY NIGHT JHOWDYDOODYSHOW ® IN THE NEWS Great Britain, have an opposite rule—you 6:30 PtoWe O HARNESS RACING FROM upon a sense of responsibility toward the Let us consider briefly the law of PETCETERA ROOSEVELT P CONSULTATION 11:00 pass on the left and overtake on the right. Who g o M to Jail? 0 1 LOVE LUCY PCONNECTI(?UT gaATHANSON'S FORUM 7:25 ® SHAZAM ISIS other fellow and some perception of the divorce. In former times that law was to a ® ABC NEWS ® @ ® THE .ROCKFORD ® DICK VAN DYKE SHOW Though the rule is now practically Let me conclude with another P HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 11:30 © PRAYER © S O U L TRAIN problems he faces. large extent “objective” and “imper­ ®@®NBCNEWS 9MUPPETSSHOW FILES 7:30 © M O VIE everywhere embodied in written statutes, hypothetical case that may not be readily ©STUDIO SEE ©AGRONSKY AT LARGE ® ® MOVIE The law of traffic is thus not merely sonal.” To obtain a divorce a party to the MACNEIL-LEHRER 0 LOVE AMERICAN STYLE P HUCKLEBERRY HOUND ® ® ® SPACE GHOST- it took its origin in unwritten customary decided either by rules of law or familiar 6:55 FPORT 9:05 3 CARTOON CARNIVAL FRANKEI«TEIN,JR. punitive; it is essentially facilitative. It marriage had to prove some specified act ® NEW S ©IRONSIDE practice, which helps to explain how there principles of morality. Two men, 8:00 @1ANDERSONVILLE TRIAL PNEWS ® INFINITY FACTORY lets the driver know, with some assurance, or omission on the part of his or her , 7:00 )THE AFRICAN QUEEN 9:30 DR. SCOTT ON HEBREWS came to be two rules, each serving the strangers to one another, are charged ® THE TONIGHT-SHOW PKIDSWORLD 11:30 what he can expect, not only from the traf­ 5CBS NEWS P CROSS WITS 0 GARNER TED ARM­ PTHREE STOOGES partner. Among the acts that would with committing identical crimes, ^ th ® f f l SUPER FRIENDS same function within its own territory. fic officer, but from other drivers as well. I MY THREE SONS )®DONNY AND MARIE STRONG PJETSONS ® @ ® BIG JOHN. LITTLE justify the granting of a divorce were ^CONCENTRATION @ PT L PROGRAM © ABC CAPTIONED NEWS “The rule of the road” would seem to This matter of knowing what to expect admit their guilt. P MOVIE 12:30 8:00 JOHN adultery, desertion, habitual drunkenness I BOWLING FOR DOLURS P ® SANFORD AND SON ©AMERICANA 0 BUGS BUNNY* present little in the way of tensions It happens that the only available prison P FESTIVAL OF FAITH © M OVIE ® REBO P is basic in any functioning legal order. In and other similar forms of misbehavior. ___ 5 WASHINGTON WEEK IN 10:00 ® ® TOM AND JERRY 11:55 between law and morality. The man with is so packed with convicts that there is ^ PROGRAM UNAN- REVIEW ) HUNTER Q STEVE ALLEN'S LAUGH- his book “The Law of Primitive Man,” This meant that the law of divorce was, BACK P^MBLYSHOW ® ® SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK consideration for others and an ardent only a single cell with room for one more. bUNCED 8:30 PNEWS © WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE Adamson Hoebel writes that a visitor to like the rule of the road, impersonal and ® NEW S 1:00 11 '56 desire not to do harm to them will as a The judge cannot send both men to prison; 0 M E R V GRIFFIN P MEET THE MAYORS ® IN THE NEWS the Musk Ox Eskimos in Canada learned “act-oriented.” Sa MACNEIL-LEHRER P IS ® QUINCY ® ® THE MIDNIGHT r e C ^ R ® WOOD- which one shall he sentence? ® (Si ® CHICO AND THE SPECIAL AFTERNOON driver follow the rule of the road. If he is that all 15 adult males in the community in REPORT MAN PLEASURE AT HER 8:25 Recently there has been a development It would hardly be befitting for the ® MOVIE morally indifferent to the fate of others, the early 1920s had been either a principal ® SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK 12:00 in many jurisdictions that is called “the judge to suggest that the convicted men he will nevertheless be likely to observe or an accessory in a murder. Hoebel 8:30 ) FAT ALBERT theory of the breakdown-of-the- throw dice to see which one of the two ) P MOVIE the rule of the road, not only to avoid reports; marriage.” Instead of having to prove goes in and who stays out. Suppose that PFLINTSTONES 3 ODDBALL COUPLE being brought into court, but to save his For each of them “the motive was in­ njABBERJAW some specifically defined misconduct by one of the convicted parties has over the P ® ® LAND OF THE LOST variably some quarrel about a woman.” HEWPOINT ON NUTRITION P TV GARDEN CLUB the party against whom the divorce suit is years been convicted of 10 different P @ ® PINK PANTHER In part, the Eskimo difficulties are PCANDLEPIN BOWLING brought, what has to be established is that crimes and served a term of imprison­ ^ “FINE HOME FURNISHINBS 8:55 12*25 enhanced by the lack of marriage and the parties have lost the capacity for a COMPLETE DECORATINS SERVICE” ® ® SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK ® SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK ment for each. The result is that jail has 9:00 12*26 divorce rituals which might demarcate functioning marital relationship. become for him almost like a home and he Mm , Thun,, Pri. 104 i ® BUGS BUNNY AND ROAD ®INTHENEV\« the beginning and the end of a marital Perhaps the best test of a loss of this has no special dread of serving another DM. 0 Sit 10-0 FfUNNER 12:30 relationship. Marriage is entered into capacity is to have a skilled mediator © M ONKEES ® ARK II term. The other man has never before . ® ra SCOOBY DOO merely by bedding down with the intention attempt a reconciliation of the parties. been convicted of a crime and serving a Rt 83 Vornon-Lapp Plaza H ardw are go. ® AMERICAN BANDSTAND of living together; divorce is effected iSYNOMUTT © LET'S GO TO THE RACES But the judge who has the ultimate power term in jail might or might not put an end IH Mitts NO07N or VfONON OKU ©MR.MAQOO simply by not living together any more. imoeofti-ao SaSM U G G SY to decide the case may or may not have to his incipient criminal tendencies. “•NUMP.VI MML-FII. 14130 lOLTON NOTCH, CT. ® SESAME STREET ® CROCKIETT'S VICTORY There may be a certain irony in com­ 9:30 COURSES BY NEWSPAPER any special aptitude for guiding a The judge cannot send both men to jail; TEL. 8 7 2 ^ 5 8 ^ S3TM:4B • 4MI01 garden O MAYBERRY RFD paring a marriage ceremony with a mediaUve procedure toward an ultimate which one shall he sentence? highway stop sign, but the analogy is not reconciliation. 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