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PAGE SIXTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Keb. 27, 1976

H College notes FOCIS class Births begins Tuesday The weather Inside today Among the students The Family Oriented Childbirth In­ O’Connor, Daniel James, son of General Hospital. Her maternal named to the dean's list at Partly cloudy, chance of a shower, formation Society (FOCIS) is now Daniel and Claudia Guest O’Connor grandmother is Mrs. Patrick mild, high upper 50s. Fair tonight, low Area new s...... 8 High School Worlds the University of Hartford accepting registration for its March of 75 Maple St. He was born Feb. 22 Donoghue of South Belmar, N.J. Hei in 20s and 30s. Increasing cloudiness Business...... 2 O bituaries...... 12 College of Arts and series of classes in Expectant Parent at Manchester Memorial Hospital. paternal grandparents are Mr. and' Sunday, high in 40s. National weather Church n e y s ___6 Sports...... 7 Sciences are; Education. His maternal grandparents are Mr. Mrs. William P. Diviney of Ocean forecast map on Page 9. Classified .... 9, 10 Sr. Citizens...... 2 Manchester: Michael M. Township, N.J. She has three Dear Abby...... 11 Week-Review . 16 The classes which meet weekly and Mrs. Donald Guest of East Hart­ Editorial ...... 4 W ings...... 6 Darby, 41 Keeney St. begin Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at ford. His paternal grandmother is brothers, Charley, Patrick and East Hartford: Arthur Manchester Memorial Hospital in Nora O’Connor of East Hartford. He Michael. Donovan, 11 Alps Dr.; the conference rooms. The classes has a brother, Donald 8; and a sister. Junes, Wayne Paul, son of Wayne Anthony Galizia, 41 Central are taught by qualified professionals Deborah 12. T. and Therese Messier Jones of Ave.; Nancy C. Hajek, 22 and include the following in weekly Plainville. He was born Feb. 23 at Hemlock Lane.; Diane M. consecutive order: Early Pregnancy, tJark, Sharon Lynn, daughter of 'Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Reddy, 16 Bliss St. Labor and Delivery, Preview to Post- Dennis R. and Linda Copping Clark maternal grandparents are Mr. and Rockviiie: Marc S. Bear, Partum, Infant Care and Nutrition. of 28 Dobson Rd., Vernon. She was Mrs. Paul Messier of 205 Union St. 69 Davis Ave. The classes are free of charge and born Feb. 22 at Manchester Democrats shed kid gloves His paternargrdndmother is Mrs. Tolland: Anthony V. Tan- open to the public. Preregistration is Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Wallace Jones of Southington. His tillo, 227 Buff Cap Rd. required by calling Mrs. Robert grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. paternal great-grandparents are Mr. Bovee, 643-0604, Mrs. Thomas Moore, Richard B. Copping of Talcottville. and Mrs. Walter Main of Plainville Maureen Adams of 65 646-1254, or Mrs. John Soderberg, 228- Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones, also of Plain­ in Massachusetts campaign Ansaldi Rd. was graduated 3106. and Mrs. Richard E. Clark of ville. He has a brother, Wallace Clif­ in January from Quin- Talcottville. Her maternal great­ (UPI) — For more than a nipiac Coliege in Hamden grandmother is Mrs. Mabel P. Caine ford 2W. ____ a ’’right to work” law forbidding Bayh, asked about Jackson’s year before the deductions for mortgage interest he with an associate of arts of Winsted. Her paternal great­ llarpri, Jennifer Lynn, daughter compulsory unionism. Massachusetts campaign against Dateline 1776 primary, the Democrats seeking the called "outrageous.” He said degree. grandmother is Mrs. Paul Clark of 80 of Donald and Linda Nogle Harpel of Opposition to right to work laws is court-ordered busing, also had some 1976 presidential nomination treated homeowners with a $32,000 mortgage By United Press International Hemlock St. She has a brother, 211 Homestead St. She was born Feb. an article of liberal Democratic faith words of criticism for his each other with kid gloves. Since would lose $597 a year without the and Alaska have MOORE’S CREEK, N.C., Feb. 27 Michael 2. 24 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. and Bayh called a news conference to Washington colleague. He said “I deduction. Tuesday it has been naked knuckles denounce Carter’s statement as "in­ the highest income taxes in — The armed forces of loyalist Her maternal grandparents are Mr. think it’s most unfortunate the way Shriver’s grand slam came in a all around. < credible” and "insensitivity” to the the country — averaging $2,- Highlanders made a dawn charge Diviney, Margaret Anne, and Mrs. William Nogle of New he has demogogued on the issue lengthy statement issued by his 000 per return, according to Former Gov. Jimmy Carter of plight of Massachusetts textile trying to cross Moore’s Creek in the daughter of Charles E. and Margaret Cumberland, Pa. Her paternal here,” and went on to accuse Jackson headquarters. He said if The Conference Board. South Georgia has been the punching bag workers whose jobs disappeared face of American opposition. The at­ Donoghue Diviney of 26 Union St. She grandfather is Donald Harpel of of coming into a “tense situation Massachusetts gives its votes to Dakota is at the other end of tack was repulsed in three minutes sinc^he came in first in the primary when their factories moved- to ¥ the scale, averaging about $1,- was born Feb. 21 at Rockville Camp Hill, Pa. She has a brother,, with a magic solution that is obvious­ Wallace, “it means the the politics of 2 Tuesday. But some of the other con­ Georgia and other states with right 000 per tax return. and the Highlanders routed. Bryan David 4. ly unconstitutional.” divisiveness ... exploitation ... tenders are catching elbows, too. to work laws. He also said he would For his part, Jackson kept his manipulation ... fear, the Sen. Henry Jackson, D-Wash., kept spend the remaining time until the criticism focused on Carter, whose that gave us Nixon, Agnew"Snd his sights trained on the Georgian primary pointing out his differences Monday night proposal to end tax Watergate are back again.” Friday. But Sen. Birch Bayh, D-Ind., with Carter. managed to zap both Carter and SAVE 39% TO Jackson at one news conference. And Sargent Shriver aimed a major blast at Gov. George Wallace of Alabama, Ford denounces Castro regime with some firecrackers tossed U toward Carter, Jackson, Bayh, Rep. Morris Udall, D-Ariz., President Ford and Ronald Reagan. as ‘an international outlaw’ OFF The Democrats may be spatting MIAMI (UPI) — President Ford ceremony at Dade County general to take all possible ad­ because there are no Republicans today denounced the Fidel Castro Auditorium where 1,178 immigrants, ministrative actions and, if around. Neither President Ford nor regime as “an international outlaw” most of them Cuban refugees, were necessary, to seek additional legisla­ Our Orig. former Gov. Ronald Reagan of and warned that the being sworn in as American citizens. tion to assure that Cuban refugees Mary Collins, East Hartford model, at man is chairman of the show which will California are campaigning here, would take “appropriate measures” More than 500,000 Cuban refugees can be awarded permanent resident Low Prices although both are on the status without being delayed by the left, and Mrs. Bonnie Norman of the feature fashions from Carriage House ^ 7 0 % against any armed intervention by now live in south Florida and many of Sisterhood of Temple Beth Sholom, dis­ Boutique. Following the presentation, Massachusetts balW March 2. Cuba in the Western Hemisphere. them will vote in the March 9 Florida immigration quota system. cuss plans for the fashion show to be there will be coffee, dessert and prizes. Another theory is thabswith eight In his toughest language to date, as primary, in which Ford faces “The Fidel Castro regime of Cuba, presented Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the For ticket information contact Mrs. David Democrats in the field, th^only way he launch^ a two-day campaign another showdown with Ronald by sending an expeditionary force of temple, 400 E. Middle Tpke. Mrs. Nor­ Wichman, (Herald photo by Dunn) to get recognition is to make the swing through Florida, Ford said Reagan. 12,000 soldiers to intervene in a civil loudest noise. war in Angola, is acting as an inter­ Castro had committed “a flagrant Ford announced he was directing act of aggression” by intervening in national outlaw,” Ford said. “Fidel St Bayh’s criticism of Carter came, the attorney general “to place a high Ladies Winter Outerwear the Angolan civil war with a 12,000- Castro has committed a flagrant act In the service just a short time after the front­ priority” on reducing the backlog of WOMEN man expeditionary force. of aggression. running Georgian returned to Boston Cuban applicants for citizenship and “I solemnly warn Fidel Castro for a quick final round of cam­ ” My administration will have is asking that 10 Immigration and Marine S. Sgt. Charles 9 9 nothing to do with the Cuba of Fidel against any temptation to armed in- paigning. Carter shrugged off the Naturalization Service examiners be tervention in| the Western Schmitt, whose wife Donna IN FILM previous darts from the others, and Castro,” Ford said. "It is a regime of transferred to Miami within the next is the daughter of Mr, and Hemisphere,” Ford said. “Let his in the course of answering questions, aggression.” two weeks “to deal with the priority Mrs. Francis Wolhgemuth regime, or any like-minded govern­ March 6 at commented ”I don’t think it makes Ford’s remarks were prepared for situation.’’ of Manchester, has • Nylon Ski Jackets ment, be assured that the United any difference” whether a state has delivery to a naturalization reported for duty at the Manchester Ford, also directed the attorney States would take the appropriate Marine Corps Air Station, measures.” F El Toro, Calif. Community College A 1970 graduate of Aurora-Hoyt Lakes High A one-day symposium on School in Aurora, Minn., he Connecticut’s women fiim- Anticipating first birthday Deficit funding bill advances joined the Marines in makers and their fiims. • Coats & Car Coats September 1970. Kathy Ryan, big for her age, swings happily as she anticipates Workshops wlii cover editing, HARTFORD (UPI) - Connecticut Stevens complained the state was when they leave only if they answer her first real birthday. Kathy, who was born Feb. 29 in 1972 has for firefighting equipment at an in­ animation, iighting and the has overspent its budget for the year in "bad shape” if the lawmakers’ terest rate higher than the five per questions about the game there. After completing the economic reaiities of film- Meltons - Plush - Bronco Suedes been waiting for the next leap year to celebrate, which she will ending June 30 by $37.7 million and lack of attention during the debate cent allowed in an act passed in 1959.<^ • included urine tests as evidence E USAF School for Social Ac­ making. do with her family Sunday. Kathy’s mother says they usually the legislature has begun the process was an indication of their interest in • allowed the commissioner of en­ for driving under the influence. tions Training, Maj. Steven celebrate her birthday each year on the 28th of February. At of approving the act. the state’s fiscal condition. /> vironmental protection to take a • included the age and marital Reale was recently Talking on the floor while the Manchester Hospital where Kathy was born, her mother said of­ The House Friday gave hunter’s license when he or she status of employes as factors in assigned to McConnell WORKSHOPS, 10 AM - 1 PM debate was going on was "so loud you enters a game preserve, to return it reports required of state contractors. AFB, Wichita, Kan. as ficials there said she could use either Feb. 28 or March 1 as her preliminary approval, 123-15, to a could not hear yourself think,” FILMMAKERS' SHOWCASE measure appropriating the extra chief of the base social ac­ Our legal birthdate. Kathy has a sister, Danielle, 2. She is the Stevens said. tions office. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ryan who lived in Manchester money. It now goes to the Senate, Stevens and other Republicans & DISCUSSION, 2 - 5 PM where quick approval is expected, In his new assignment, many years before moving to 23 East Rd., Broad Brook, five argued the overspending request f i l m , “Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow,” Orig. according to Appropriations Com­ Maj. Reale will direct and years ago, (Herald photo by Dunn) should not be passed without first supervise the Equal Oppor­ Sophia Loren - Vittorio DiSica, 8-10:30 PM mittee Co-chairman Robert D. passing a bill producing the revenues Volunteers wind up tunity and Treatment of 12.99 to Houley, D-Vernon. to pay for the overspending. Military Personnel REGISTRATION, $1.00. FOR Some Republicans complained DAY CARE AND OTHER They also charged Gov. Ella T. Heart Fund drive Sunday Program, Drug-Alcohol INFORMATION. CALL 646-4900. 49.99 there was no provision for raising Grasso’s Democratic administration Abuse Control Program, EXT. 266 or 232. revenue to cover the cost overrun. knew of the deficit as early as last About 700 volunteers will be winding up their heart drive Human Relations Educa­ Utcc But 15 Republicans joined 108 summer and was tardy in warning solicitation Sunday in a final thrust to cover Manchester for con­ tion Program and Social News summary Democrats in favor of the measure. the legislature. tributions. Actions Administration. CLEARANCE IN OUR MEN'S DEPT. Their argument was that two- O’Neill said most of the overspen­ Called Heart Sunday, it is the day when the volunteers correlate A native of Manchester, Compiled Irom United Praia Internetlonal thirds of the expenses were uncon­ ding was the result of “moral and their efforts and turn in their collections to their captains. he joined the Air Force in \* M r trollable and most were already contractual obligations” of the state Mrs. Shirley McCray, chairman of Heart Days which have been spent. 1958 and was com­ 955 DOWNTOWN MAIN ST., MANCH. - 643-5171 LEISURE to people and organizations that had in effect since Feb. 9, said the flu epidemic has taken its toll of missioned a second lieute­ The measure would raise the already supplied services to the the volunteers, but she hopes those who can will make an effort to nant in 1960 after receiving 'k State k National state’s estimated budget deficit, the state. complete their assignments. navigator training through SHIRTS combined effect of overspending and O’Neill, who also is Democratic the Aviation Cadet JACKETS HARTFORD — A drive to SAN FRANCISCO - The dropping revenues, by $3.3 million to state chairman, said, “I am no more Program at Harlington make the late Dr. Martin bank robbery trial of Patricia $40.3 million on a budget of $1.68 happy with this bill than anyone AFB, Tex. Knit, Dress, Luther King’s birthday Jan. 15 Hears! is winding down to its billion. else,” but added it had to be passed. an official state holiday has The agencies will actually over­ He has logged over 5,000 Sport ORIG. TO $16.99 finish today. Defense attorney Stevens called for a hard, nonpar­ gotten the endorsement of Gov. spend by $31.5 million. The federal hours flying time in the B- F. Lee Bailey said he expects tisan look at the overspending ORIG. TO $16.99 Elia T. Grasso. She said Friday government, however, reimburses 52 aircraft, including 200 to rest his case Monday and request, then asked that it be tabled. she .thought commemorating $6.3 million of the expenditures, combat missions in after hearing prosecution His request was defeated 98-34. Southeast Asia. He the civil rights leader’s rebuttal witnesses, the case primarily welfare benefits. The two- birlhdate would "honor an idea hour debate was dominated by An amendment by Rep. Russell L. received nine air medals could go to jury by the end of Post Jr., R-Canton, making strikers and the Distinguished and an idea.” next week. Republican questioning of the deficit spending measure. Minority leader ineligible for welfare benefits, failed Flying Cross. 86-52. He said it would save the state His last assignment was NEW HAVEN - In a ruling ATLANTA — Influenza cases Gerald F. Stevens, R-Milford, and OFF Majority leader William A. O’Neill $341,(KX) this year and $1.02 million chief of Academic Training SAVE that may have statewide im­ were reported occurring in all next year. Other House bills ap­ for navigators at the B-52 plications, a federal judge states with the exception of D-East Hampton made the closing Our Reg. arguments. proved and sent to the Senate: combat training school’s SAVE Low Prices UP TO Friday temporarily blocked Maine, Rhode Island and North • allowed Manchester to sell bonds % major rent increases for about Replacement Training 50 59% Carolina Friday by the Unit located at Carswell 800 New Haven welfare National Center for Disease ABF, Tex. families living in public Control. The report said 875 Trade deficit in January He is the son of Alphonse Select housing. Legal Assistance lives had been lost — 339 above Reale of 204 Hawthorne St. Boys’ & Giris’ Group of lawyer Bruce A. Morrison the epidemic threshold and the late Mrs. Reale. > Ladies' argued that welfare recipients nationwide — primarily due to SHOES were denied an.opportunity to the A-Victoria type flu. participate in the rent increase Economic index decision and were denied due Barbs WINTER process rights. By PHIL PASTORET k International up 2.2 per cent Our Orig. k Regional What did billing depart­ 88 TSUNG HUA, China - ments do before they could PROVIDENCE, R.I. - economic indicators 2.2 per cent, the blame all the goof-offs on *487 ea. OUTERWEAR to 11.99 Former President Richard WASHINGTON (UPI) - The U.S. the poor computer? Former Rhode Island Gov. Nixon went to a people’s com­ balance of trade wqs tipped into a biggest gain in six months. The index « 0 P Boys’: Skis, CPO’s, Frank Licht has endorsed Jim­ mune today where a Chinese marginal deficit in January for the — which shows the direction of the Friend of ours is such for the my Carter for President and farmer gave him a lecture on first time in 12 months, the economy — had been nearly un­ a bad detective he can t plans to actively campaign for changed for four months after rising even grill hamburgers, “not-much-space” age Leather-look PVC’s Communist politics. Nixon Commerce Department reports. says Chet Wozney. the Georgia Democrat in toured a chicken hatchery, a However, the government’s index of 2.5 per cent last July. •Casual •Dress •Slippers several states, he announced commune factory, a commune leading economic Indicators had its Stock market prices made the You’d want this bookcase for its looks even If it Girls’: Skis, Fake Furs, Friday. didn’t stack books, display knick knacks and hospital, a dam site, grain biggest jump in a half a year. most significant contribution to the store a host of things behind its bottom doors. Buy Several Pair at this Fantastic Low Price. fields and the home of a com­ The Commerce Department said solid rise in the index. Other Has three adjustable display shelves above, Leather-looks BOSTON — Negotiations mune peasant. Friday the United States imported categories showing improvement one shelf below. Beautifully crafted In Cherry, between city officials and un­ $9,176 billion in oil, autos, food and were the average work week, the Sale benefits Heart Fund with matching veneer back. ion representatives were to BELFAST, Northern Ireland other products in January and layoff rate, vendor performance, Two shown. Reg. $573 ea. continue Monday over exported $9,103 billion — a deficit of Roger Knauth, co-chairmaijjj of the Manchester Heart Fund 'WhyrtfUr' the window «NOT EVERY STYLE IN EVERY SIZE OR COLOR. NO RAINCHECKS. ■ — Belfast Protestants, sensitive wholesale prices, contracts proposed employe layoffs protesting Britain’s announce­ $72.6 million. Last year the United and orders, net business formations, Drive, accepts a check from Linda Mercer, president of the washers always come the which could result in a strike day were having a dust 3 WAYS TO CHARGE ment it would etid special States had a trade surplus of $11 new orders and building permits.. Manchester High School chapter of DFCA (Distributive Educa­ storm? sale ends tomorrow SALE: by more than 5,000 workers. privileges for jailed Protestant billion, its biggest ever, and January POP MANCHESTER tion Clubs of America) as a result of a sale of ll^t-shaped The city, in a drive to cut a $33 activists, rioted Friday in their was the ''niy deficit month. The The “accession” rate of hirings, The boss grumps that FRI. & SAT. lollipops at the school. Every year students of DECTL are en­ BAWKHllltRICMIl million deficit, has plans to lay largest outbreak of violence deficit of January, 1975, was $262 recalls and transfers rose from 3.8 he’s paying for under­ 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. off more than 600 workers and work rather than over- 1145 Tolland Turnpike since a general strike toppled million — more than triple that of per cent in December to 4.4 per cent couraged to undertake at least one project to demonstrate civic time. the union says it will strike if the provincial government in last month. Strong demand for im- in January. That was the highest consciousness. The amount of the lollipop sale was $65. DECA is this Is done. 1974. pm'ted petroleum boosted the level in more than two years, due an organization to develop future leaders in marketing and dis­ Commerce Department’s inde|^ of mostly to recalls of laid-off workers. tribution. (Hefifeld photo by Pinto) . J PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat.. Feb. 28. 1076 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat.. Feb. 28, 1976 — PAGE THREE News for senior citizens

Our travelers are enjoying their On ’Thursday in the morning we all who have talked about going over to trip to Florida, but who needs to go enjoyed the social dance class, and London, England. Well, there Is a down there with weather like this after a tasty hot meal the action very attractive trip in the works right here? moved upstairs for our Fun-Day. We through a local agency, the LaBonne. Tomorrow we will have another heard for the first time that Eva Post For further information you can call rehearsal for the Variety Show, star­ has been in the hospital as a patient our office, or call directly to the ting at 2:30 in the afternoon, and for for the past three weeks, and still is a LaBonne ’lYavel Agency. the most part it will be the learning patient. Our custodian Thomas Menus for the week MANCHESTER of the three big songs. Edwards is in the hospital and Grace I’d like to remind you folks that we Monday: Chicken noodle soup and McCann is also a patient and is crackers, tuna boats, brownies, have a large 40-passenger bus that anxious to hear from you all. makes the rounds each day to pick up beverage. SSH STAMPS MAKES US CODNTR' We heard that Ann Hoffman is now Wednesday: Beef and macaroni seniors to bring them here to the convalescing at the Chesterfield Con­ „ _ . 294 9MAB «T. MANCIItOTa . center for our programs, and back casserole, tossed salad, Jello with valescent Home in Chester. We also whipped topping, beverage. ra n MgpoIiii i Ib bi Eiity ArmiI cbii home afterward. Now this was the would like to send our heartfelt con­ 728 EAST ranuiwv nfpnMiNHioiie real intent for you seniors to work so Thursday: Seafood newburg, rice CLOCn a U M P9 • nUEPlACE FIMNISHIIMS ant dolences to the Gadomsky family on pilaf, chopped broccoli with zest of hard to raise the money for the bus. the loss of their mother. MIOOU TUSNPIKE * NAUTICAL PARAPHEMAUA However, we wiil also pick up seniors lemon butter, roll and butter, cream OPIN TUI*. W in. lAT. II A.M. - •** P.M. ’There will be a meeting ’Thursday puffs, beverage. "THURSDAY t FRIDAY, 10 A.M; - S P.M." and drop them off along the route, if evening, March 4, at 7 o’clock for all MANCHESTER SUNDAY 12 NOON • 5 P.M. PLENTY OF FREE PAHKlUO they so desire. Friday: Cream of vegetable soup those members who wish to help with with crackers, grilled hamburg, tSisnvicRMomnAuiSmunmAL^^ B ub ru n s a float for the senior center. HAS IT! chilled fruit, beverage. Some have stated that we will only Fun-Day MR (^NDITKMMG • REFRIGERATE pick up members, which isn’t true. Schedule for the week Business-Directory Guide For Our Fun-Day entertainment was Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, kitchen We will pick up any senior; however, put on by Carolyn Mallet who spoke HEATRK and SHEET METAL it would be to their advantage to social bingo games, one can of on the Hartford Stage Company. One canned goods needed; noon to 12:30 become a member. It doesn’t cost of the actors, Samuel Barton put on New Eni^ Medianical Semices, he. Manchester and Surrounding MANCHESTER PARKADE anything and will give them a Gold p.m., lunch is served; 1 p.m. to 3:30 ROUTE M8, P.O. lO X 3147 three skits that were very funny and p.m., pinochle games. Bus pickup at Your Complete Card that offers them special dis­ entertaining. We thank them both for TALCOTTVILLe, CONN. (03063) counts in many of the local stores. 8:30 a.m., retuni trips at 12:30 and Boy Scout Troop 27’s new Eagle Scouts, Lee Garrity, center left, and Jim McDonough are 343-2733 • 643-2192 Appliance Store a very interesting afternoon. 3:30 p.m. Vicinity Now the bus route on Monday, Gloria's corner pinned with their badges by their mothers. (Herald photo by Dunn) Wednesday and Fridays run iden­ ’Tuesday, 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., square CAMPIN8 EQUIPMENT FAMOUS BRAND tically. ’The bus arrives at Squire For our coming show, we need a dancing class; 9:30 a.m., bus for large men’s umbrella, one that is in shopping; 10 a.m., oil painting class; featuring this week... Village around 8:30 a.m., comes back TDfTt, COTS, ttHWtW MM, ME lUniEMES, TELEVISION - APPLIANCES poor condition and one we don’t have 1 p.m.. Senior Bowling at the to Westhill Gardens and then onto Troop 27 scouts earn Eagles •miSiUUITBMt MANCHESTER Hartford Rd., to Keeney St. up to return. For our glamour girls, we Parkade Lanes, ceramic class, and need ropes of pearls and rhinestones. 1*1 Keeney, back to Hartford Rd. to return trip from shopping. Lee Garrity of 28 Englewood Dr. member of the Order of the Arrow. NONE MPmyanT We also need a men’s striped suit leader and a member of the Goslee Dr., to Cooper St., to High St., Wednesday, 10 a.m. to noon, and James McDonough of 48 Lyness He also received the Bronze Palm for TMitvurmMO «roM with wide lapels that could resemble Leadership Corps and attended the to Pine St., and arrives at the-Senior pinochle, noon to 12:30 p.m., lunch is St., were awarded their Eagle Scout earning five merit badges beyond the C M M K M K R r a zoot suit in a small size, and a wide 1973 National Jamboree and the Center around 9 o’clock. served; 12:45 p.m., bridge games; 1 badges, the highest rank in scouting, 24 required to earn his Elagle. o m DAN.T TO ■ P Ji J. f m • 04S.7111 m m * n 649-3589 brimmed man’s hat, and some troop leaders’ development camp. Ibit ti Itip I gap It then leaves the center and heads p.m. to 3 p.m., arts and crafts. Bus at the Boy Scout Tro

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fltymond P. Robinton, Edltor-Publlahar ^BHOSL UsRUli Harold E. Turklngton. Managing Editor VOL XXXXIII, NO. 18 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1976 Open forum* Matthew Moriarty Sr. thanked Fruit to support AFS A fair for your future ’The Second Annual College Fair To the editor. by representatives of the College Greater Hartford area such as I have often said that the Round will be held March 9th and 10th at the foard (CEEB) and the American On behalf of the parents of the AFS has survived the busy winter with a winner for 1976. Beginning Manchester has participated for Manchester who wish to attend Table Singers under the direction of Hartford Civic Center. The fair is College Testing Program (ACT). Round Table Singers, I would like to Martha White is among the best of its season, and is stepping into Feb. 28, groups of AFS’ers will be the first time this year in the during the day, do so on Wednesday springtime at a more leisurely pace. open on ’Tuesday, March 9th from 9 — ROTC, engineering and health March 10. Mr. Emmerling has given thank Matthew M. Moriarty Sr. per­ type in the state. Thank you again for driving through town, taking people’s domestic exchange program, recent­ a.m. to 3:3() p.m. and 6 to 9 p.m., and sonally and publicly for his generosi­ Members are now concentrating service advisors. permission for students to be helping and for sharing the con­ orders for boxes of fresb Flwida ly developed by* American Field Ser­ Wednesday, March 10th from 9 a.m. ty and support. I refer, of course, to solely on raising money which helps citrus fruit. Mmmmm, can’t you just vice. It entails bringing high school — Veteran’s counseiing concerning excused from classes to attend the fidence that the group will represent to 3 p.m. Over 331 colleges from 30 benefits and procedures. the 76-hour sing-a-thon conducted at to support the foreign student taste those juicy, sweet (convenient­ students from one part of the United fair provided they complete the us well in California the week of states representing a wide range of — Status of women - nontraditional Moriarty Bros. Showroom Thursday April 10. exchange program in Manchester. ly seedless) Valencia oranges and States to reside for an extended necessaiy forms and have parental noon, Feb. 19, 1976. This program has enabled Ana Maria academic majors wili set up in­ careers for women. permission. Mr. Nelson, general tangy, pink grapefruits? What a way period of time in another. As a result dividual booths where admissions Provision of the showroom, alone, Alvarado from Guatemala and — United Negro College Fund chairman, has asked us to inform to perk up a gusty March! This fruit of this program, Jane Meachum of personnel will discuss program for such an ' undertaking, Birgitte Svendsen of Norway to live representatives. students that if you plan to attend Sincerely yours, can be purchased in large or small Morro Bay, (?alif. has become the offerings, admissions requirements, demonstrated courage and faith in with families and attend school here — Bilingual counseling. Tuesday evening, arrive early! Harold D. Veal boxes from an AFS club member on latest addition to the MHS student and other information about their the group. Successive personal this year. It also gave MHS senior — Health careers. (There is a Celtics game in the Chairman this upcoming Saturday rounds or the body. She will be living for the next colleges. Students and parents are donations of $200 and $500 were Parents Group Nancy Shaffer the opportunity to order can be placed with Mrs. T.J. five months with the Dahm family, — Representatives from the Coliseum at 7:30). encouraged to attend. You will be Armed Services will discuss the overwhelming. MHS Round Table Singers spend last summer with a family in Donovan, 643-(^l or Mrs. W.S. Fuss, Well, this concludes another Japan. given a complimentary directory of military academies, ROTC, and the 2 647-1694. 1 hope you will take advan­ column of exciting AFS news. Hasta all participating colleges upon ad­ Jr. Givitan enlisted educational college 2 The club' and town committee, tage of this occasion to buy luscious, luego. — G. mission to the fair which, by the way, program. always on the lookout for innovative healthful fruit, and at the same time is free. Clubs Manor staff is praised fund-raising projects, have come up support a worthwhile cause. ’The College Fair provides an op­ Supplementary services provided portunity for students to meet briefly help people at the fair include: and informally with many college ad­ To the editor; care of our mother. — Financial aid information from Manchester High’s own Junior My mother-in-law, who recently missions’ personnel and to learn She was always treated as an in­ professional college financial aid of­ about a wide variety of colleges and Civitan is off and running with passed away, was for several years a dividual not just as a patient. ficers. several activities in the works. patient at the Manchester Manor their offerings. We particularly urge Manchester has a nursing home we — Individual counseling and career that any juniors who are planning to The first, and probably the most Convalescent Home. all can be proud of. Singathon information center operated by exciting, prospect for the club is It is with deep appreciation, that further their education attend the Greatfully, This week’s warm weather has started the Bush Hill Rd. was ready to take advantage of professional secondary school fair. (Last year, 13,500 people helping out during the CPTV-Channel myself and my family wish to thank 24 TV auction in the last week of Alice Rowell maple sap run and Robert Szatkowski of 36 nature’s bounty. (Photo by Reginald Pinto) earns $3,000 counselors (Miss Beechler, Mrs. attended.) College representatives Mr. Schultz and his splended staff of 791 Center St. Kunz and Mrs. Robinson of the MHS April. This involves running bids nurses and aides, for their wonderful don’t visit as many schools in the Manchester Guidance Department have spring so the Coilege Fair is a good from the telephone operators to the The MHS Round Table held a 76- bid clerks. volunteered their services in this way to learn more about individual hour Bicentennial Singathon from 8 area.) schools. Another idea which seems to be Concerned with BenneCs safety Should W0 pilt thc HoUSC Oil w hccls? a.m. on Monday, Feb. 16 to noon on — Group information sessions for To provide maximum service and popular is the May Day Festival for Thursday, Feb. 19. The event, a students and parents. benefits to all students, fair officials the patients at the Meadows. They WASHINGTON - It is nof con­ singing marathon, was held at — Admissions testing information have asked that students in the would be co-sponsored with MCC’s ■ To the editor. citizenry not only permits but than his most recent predecessors in students, and parents. Let’s all sidered good taste to suggest that any Moriarty’s showroom on 315 Center Collegiate and the Manchester Senior Andrew Tully demands that presidential can­ staying put at 1600 Pennsylvania In reply to your editorial of Feb. 19, follow through. We would like to ex­ presidential candidate lacks immor­ St. Civitans. didates court heart attacks, strokes, Avenue, but even he snatches every we too share the concern over the tend this appeal to all motorists. tality, but frankly I am holding my ’The purpose of the Singathon was ’There are many other ideas and safety hazards that exists at Bennet the pip, and divorce to show they are possible hour of spare time to go to collect money for the Round Table suggestions, including assisting at Surely, we can solve this problem if breath for every one of the ’umpteen Confound it, a body gets the willies healthy enough to work In the White Junior High School. men running for Top Banana. skiing. Until Watergate made him a Travel Fund, a fund set up to help Wasyluk sets new record the Special Olympics in Wethersfield we all cooperate. Too simplistic, too just trying to keep track of the can­ House. White House prisoner, Nixon spent The cost of a tunnel would be naive a suggestion? It’s worth a try They are all beginning to look wan defray the cost of a proposed group and here at the Manchester Relays, a didates. You think you’ve got a guy most of his time in California and prohibitive, if not impossible. The and it won’t cost anything. and tired, and if my mother were still And the candidates never team. concert trip to Southern California. The Manchester High School varsi­ freestyle in his first attempt ever, large AAV track meet to be held in safely located in Miami for a few Florida. construction of a bridge across Main about she would put them to bed for a After his defeat by John Kennedy in The trip is scheduled for April vaca­ ty swim team completed its dual and sophomores Wayne Smith, who June. The problem is MHS Junior We suggest the Board of Directors hours and in the blink of an eye his Street might cost more than the week with a flaxseed poultice, and 19M, an exhausted Richard Nixon Eisenhower seemed unable to' tion. meet season last Wednesday with a won the 100-yard backstroke. Civitan needs more people, breathing allocated funds to restore angle plane is landing in Springfield, III. No proposed $100,000. Would the bridge spoon-feed them with calf’s foot jelly said he’s never go through another stand the White House. He dropped in Round Table members prepared 109-58 loss to Windham High. The In­ Seniors who have swqm their last bodies, to help out on its activities. If parking or whatever needs to be done wonder all candidates occasionally have side walls as high as the Berlin and a nightly ounce of dandelion presidential campaign. He came for a few days at a time, but mostly for the Singathon by accepting per dian strokers compiled a CCIL meet under the watchful eye of you are intrigued by these projects to eiiminate the traffic problems. say silly things. In this jet age, Wall complete with barbed wire in wine. back in 1968, and just barely won he ran the country from Denver, hour pledges. Larry Hill collected record of 1-7, 2-7 over-all. Coach Dick Sollanek are tri-captain you can become a part of it all by just they’re almost always travel-druidi. order to “protect” our children from Although the ruddy game is still in over Hubert I^nmhrey in a man­ Palm Springs, Gettysburg and $150 worth of pledges, Mary Carroll Junior Mike Wasyluk set a new Butler, Pete “Fifty Pete” Slaiby, and talking to Stu Flavell or stop by the The handicapped, the elderly, I tell you, I don’t know what to do jumping or being pushed, for kicks, quality education including day care. the early innings, this already has killing race. Hum]mrey’s thinking of Augusta, Ga. Media wags called the had $129 and Stuart,Elnvell had $115. school record in the 200-yard in­ Russ Wilson, Bill Bouley, Durward student office. — Stuart Flavell of course? At an additional expense been a murderous presidential cam­ with our candidates. Why do they running again this year. William Jen­ Executive Mansion the “Temporary Pledge collections were started the dividual medley, with a time of Miller, and Mike Sasso. New Hope Manor, Crossroads, run? Why do they break their necks F to the taxpayer we could always hire MACC, and other organizations too paign. Anybody who thinks cam­ nings Bryan ran forever. White House.” If you asked for week of the 22nd, and will continue 2:16.6, surpassing the old mark of Expected to take up the slack next ■l-W-t-I-r-l-l-I-X-l-X-t-KrWirKirKTriSSSS*:*®;®;: and shatter their nerves and exhaust guards and equip them with guns numerous to mention, could use any paigning one day in frigid New Kennedy, they sent you to C^^eXod next week. Donations to the Round 1973. Also swimming well for year are juniors Wasyluk, Dave Beck an entire nation trying to win an of­ High School World Staff and/or whips. No amount of money extra funds for the benefit of ali Hampshire and the next in sunny I talked to Sargeant Shriver in the or Palm Beach ’Truman escapraas Table Travel Fund are welcomed and Manchester were senior tri-captain with Joel Mrosek and sophomores wilt solve the problem. fice that has nothing but big shower room of my health club the often as possible to Key West ind should be directed to Mr. Harold Bob Butler, who won the 100-yard Smith, Jeff Greenburg, Mark Meridy Manchester residents. Florida doesn’t take it out of a man problems.? Co-Editor...... Cindy Dziato We agree with you and with Supt. Parents, concerned citizens, never got a close look at the guys who other day. Shriver never carried an Independence. Veal, chairman of the Round Table and John Beckwith. ■ Dr. James Kennedy who "concedes A businessman who insisted on Parents Group at 643-5406. Co-Editor...... Wendy Horwitz taxpayers, where are you? We might do. By November the two nominees, extra ounce of fjesh. In the I suppose it figures. By theiflme a The Indians are sending a 400-yard Feature Editor — Chuck Obuchowskl. thus spending himself would be The Round Table broke into six that the bridge and tunnet ideas disagree but let’s share our ideas for as usual, will be just plain beat. altogether, he looked gaunt. He said candidate gets elected President he’s MAR. 3 / CLARKE m a freestyle relay team to the state Sports Editor...... Russ Wilson flagged down and shipped off to an ARE / 7-00 might not be the answer...”. Or, as Adiai Stevenson put it when he’d lost 11 pounds. so worn out from campaigning that groups of 12 to 16 singers and edch Senior picnic meet on March 2. It will consist of Photo Editor...... Amy Stone a possible solution. “Something must expensive resort to unwind. <^r- # 1.00 (SAA) 1.50 (wiTHour) May we suggest a possible solution be done.” he iost his second try for the White he has to keep running off to a group sang for two hours every 12 Butler, Wilson and Wasyluk, with the Art Editor ...... Tracy Jenkins porations can’t afford to let The irony is that politicians run for to be viewed — individual responsibility. Mr. Cone House in 1956: “I’ll think about it holiday pad to rest up from his exer­ hours for the 76-hour sing. Many fourth and final spot going to either Advisor ...... ,... Zane Vaughan Fred and Marie Laramie dividends suffer because the head the honor of living in the White House has already implemented this idea 24 Deepwood Dr. after I’ve had three months’ un­ tions on the hustings. Maybe they singers sang more than their George Emmerling will be Beckwith, Smith or Greenberg. — THIS PAOE PROVIDED FREE FOR THE man has worked himself down to the and then leave home every chance STUDENTS OF MANCHESTER HIQH SCHOOL' through an appeal to his staff. interrupted sleep.” should put the White House on assigned hours. Noteworthy were meeting with the seniors on March 3, Russ Wilson Manchester nub. Yet every four years the they get. Gerald Ford does better AS A PUBLIC SERVICE BY THE MANCHESTER wheels. Kevin Sullivan with a total of 62 4 and 5. Movies of last year’s senior EVENINO HERALD. Brush your teeth hours, Pat Irish with 55 hours and picnic will be shown and a discussion Arline Trippe with 50 hours. Student of the graduation activities will Supports LeChausse Frciich Aid directors were Stu Flavell and John follow. ’n B’ on The Press and the American Revolution The International Thespian Society McCavity, Sore Gum Sid and Saddle Elsesser. Special thanks are due The meeting wili be held in the has been called upon to help wipe out Matt Moriarty Sr. who contributed to Guidance notes To residents of the Eighth Utilities He is not as well-known as other Sweetsnacks. swimming pool vestibule. (The tooth decay in Manchester. Their the singathon heavily, both with District: candidates, but he is the most This approach to oral hygiene hallway between the pool and the Bunker Hill Representatives visiting MHS by Dr. Francis G. Walett On May 22, 1776 (two months before discredit Britain. At one time in one and independence absolute and un­ strategy is to travel to elementary If I were eligible to vote in the qualified. If all the candidates’ should prove to be very popular with hospitality and donation. Mr. and gym.) "The Barn on Bunker Hill” is Sock during the week of March 1 through Worresler Stale College the Declaration of Independence) the of his propaganda pieces he declared limited of the United States.” Both schools and put on a children’s play clerk’s special election, my ballot credentials are examined carefully. Manchester’s elementary school Mrs. Joseph Tripp spent many of the The film will be shown Wed., ’n Buskin’s Bicentennial offering for March 5 are as follows: ’Tuesday, Copyright 1975 French government decided to go that the British were buying countries promised not to negotiate a called “Trouble in Dental City.” would be cast for Elwood LeChausse. Woody will stand out as the best man children and it is hoped that they will singathon hours as chaperones and March 3, Periods 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; their spring production. The play was March 2, C.W. Post College, Green- American Antiquarian Society along with the scheme. American scalps, even those of separate peace with Great Britain. Characters such as Dan Dentist, Bill Woody is a person who wants to be in­ for the job. learn to eat the right foods and to also deserve much thanks. Thursday, March 4, Periods 2, 3, 5,6, written by Sock ’n Buskin’s advisor, vale, L.I., 10 a.m .; Tuesday, March Pierre Augustin Caron was a Although some prejudiced Brush, and Ellie Eatright, will be Most of the singers agree that the volved in public affairs, and has the Sincerely, brush more. — Sue Koski 8, and Friday, March 5, Periods 1, 2, Lee Hay. The play is a mystery- 2, Salve Regina (College, Newport, Frenchman of many taients — poet, Derision already made Americans grumbled' about accep­ pitted against the evil-doers, Meanie singathon was an exciting and capability, attitude and drive to do Joan M. River 3, 4, 5, 7, 8. comedy and is for the Children’s R.I., 11:15 a.m. playwright, watchmaker, secret The simple fact was that France ting help from Catholic France, they enjoyable experience. Financially, it so. 15 CJiurch St. All seniors who have a free period Theatre since they had such a big The Scholastic Aptitude Test- agent, master of intrigue and man- could not let the American rebellion were a small minority. In effect, the was a tremendous success, earning Manchester and all mid-year graduates who are success with their first Children’s (SAT) will be given on April 3, 1976. about-town. After marrying above be crushed for want of supplies. Not French alliance virtually assured an estimated $3,000. — Alan Girelli, interested are welcome to attend. his station he was abie to add a single American agent had reached American independence but it would Theatre production four years ago The registration deadline is Feb. 27, “deBeaumarchais” to his name. This Paris before the decision was made be several years before that goal was with “Alice in Wonderland.” 1976. Also the American College The play is based on the historical Testing Program (ACTI will be held handsome, charming, and witty man to send military stores and financial won. Influences were felt at once, bepame a popular figure at the aid to the rebels. however. Supplies of war were Profile: Dave Nelson battle of Bunker Hill but is purely fic­ on April 10, 1976. The registration Today’s thought deadline is no later than March 15, French court where he made influen­ Beaumarchais organized the fic­ available in Massachusetts; and tional. The play starts off on the eve Rock review: Aerosmith I 1976. tial friends. tions company, Roderique Hortalez French engineers and military of­ of the Battle at Bunker Hill. A farmer has decided to give his cow, The Guidance Department has All of us want to lead full, In eariier years Beaumarchais had et Compagnie, and soon the clever ficers in droves quickly appeared. find new friends, new solutions to Dave Nelson is a really easygoing his most interesting teachers. Emma, to the American soldiers for received a supply of magazines for satisfying lives, but many attempt to been clever enough to make a watch Frenchman was doing a very active problems, new interests, new guy. If you should happen to see a tall Dave is particularly active in food. His daughter, Carrie, is quite seniors distribute by the U.S. Army. do this by filling only one dimension so small that it would fit into the ring business. With the governments of “Aerosmith is fantastic!” I guess “Uncle Salty” and “You See Me abilities. Girard greeted figure shuffling indecisively down several areas of extracurricular ac­ upset with the idea, so she takes Copies are available in Room 110. — time. Keeping busy is not the only of Madame de Pompadour, the France (and later Spain) as active everybody has heard those woi^s at Crying” are two more songs in the Caring for all those whose lives the halls after the bell has rung, it’s tivity. Church is one of them, and Emma to a supposedly deserted barn Topics covered in the magazine in­ answer. We must perceive and fulfill famous mistress of Louis XV. Now partners, the company began ship­ When the first foreign minister to least once from the music-minded in- great like of “Dream On.” The group touch ours in any way may seem a the United States, Conrad Alexander probably Dave. Although he has Dave sings bass in the choir and habitors of the MHS halls. Recently, shows its sense of humor with the on Bunker Hill. Carries comes to find clude: The Art of Decision-Making, many dimensions in our lives. huge task, but it is really a matter of he was a distinguished courtier. Many ping huge quantities of supplies to wouid remember him as the author America. Only recently Girard, arrived at Philadelphia, he received a National Merit mens’ chorus. He is a youth group it has come to my attention that song "Big Ten Inch Record.” Its out there is a strange old lady that Everyday Law, Five Ways to Train To satisfy our own curiosity is an seeing each as a human being with of the popular comedies, TTie Barber Beaumarchais had been in trouble was greeted with great enthusiasm. Scholarship Letter of Commendation leader and plays center on the Trini­ many students just shrug and ignore innocent-looking lyrics, when sung by lives in the barn. An American for a Job, Step-by-Step Job Hunting important dimension. ’The youngest need of a friendly greeting, un­ Strategy, and other interesting ar­ of Seville and The Marriage of with his creditors, but now he lived in The Boston Gazette reported: “It is and is an honor student who is a ty Covenant basketball team. these words. It must be due to the Steven Tyler, with commas in the soldier and a British soldier land up “old” people I know are those who derstanding, or a helping hand, not women and children. This story ticles. Students who wish to have a Figaro. extravagant splendor. impossible to describe the joy that Although he enjoys church and Is lack of knowledge about Aerosmith, right spots, are shocking to hear for in the barn along with Carrie and her continue to learn and find out 'merely as “the mailman,” "the (partly true) was printed at copy can pick it up in Room 110. Not troubled by too many scruples, Tlie benefit to the United States appeared in every good man’s very active in it, he has found that “a because otherwise they would cer­ the first time. family who get trapped in the barn something new each day. Open minds grocery clerk,” or "a neighbor.” Franklin’s private press at Passy. It The latest scholarship application Beaumarchais had served well as a was enormous. All kinds of military countenance upon this . auspicious personal relationship with God is the tainly shout “Hurray.” All broad­ Listen to an Aerosmith album soon with the old lady, as the battle of Doing something for others that was made to appear like an actual received in the guidance office is one secret French agent in several coun­ stores were sent over by Hortalez et event.” On the other hand, James most important thing. It’s not just an minded rockers realize that and you will be the one walking Bunker Hill draws closer and closer. they will never know about is also Supplement to the Boston sponsored by the Connecticut State tries. While in London in 1775 he met Compagnie, many of them directly Rivington’s New York paper carried emotional experience. It Is practical Aerosmith IS fantastic! around the school shouting praises Tryouts are next ’Thursday and fulfilling. A sacrificial gift to the Inde^ndence Chronicle. Included Golf Association. One of the the Virginian, Arthur Lee, who toid from the royal French arsenal. Often a derisive verse of “Yankee Doodle” for very situation.” Take, for Instance, their first for Aerosmith. You may not realize Friday at 2:30 p.m. in Room 271. town emergency pantry or to One was a completely fictious letter from Anyone is welcome to try out. There qualifications is that students have Yesterdays him that the Americans were deter­ they bore the royal monogram. a Seneca chief, which read in part, for that occasion. 1 Drawing is his favorite pastime album entitled “Aerosmith.” If other it now, but Aerosmith’s cross Great Hour of Sharing is a way to ac­ and he has quite a talent for It. Much are six males roles and five female been caddies of a club with mined to resist British tyranny to the Without a doubt the most important “We wish you to send these scalps From Lewis (Louis XVI) Monsieur bands put out first albums like this, between The Rolling Stones and Led complish this. of his spare time is spent slaving roles and two for the cow, male or membership in the C.S.G.A. More in­ end. Beaumarchais was so im­ single commodity shipped was gun over the water to the great king, that Gerard came. spirits would remain ever high in Zepplin is destined to make the next over a hot sketch pad or drawing female. — Kim Harrison formation is available in Room 107. 25 years ago Tile greatest dimension of our lives pressed that he wrote Louis XVI. "I powder: In the first two and one-half he may regard them and be To Congress in this to ^ , sir. muslcland. Aerosmith’s motto would “super group.” — Mark Otter caricatures of teachers on his Oiief of Police Herman Schendel, is faith, and all aspects of our say. Sire, that such a nation must be years of the Revolution about 90 per r^reshed; and that he may see our They bowed to him, ana he to them probably be expressed best by the ti­ notebook, if he Is suffering an acute director of Manchester’s Civilian relationship to God. When this invincible.” cent of all powder used by the fmthfulness in destroying his And then they ail sat down, sir. tle and sound of the first song “Make attack of "second semester Defense program, is appointed to the Americans came from Europe. enemies and be convinced that his Loyalists might scoff and jeer, but It.” It’s a lively, driving tune that dimension is growing and alive, it senioritis.” Police Advisory Committee of the seems easy to find others. Oppor­ Splendid opportunity presents have not been made to un­ French aid to the United States made makes sitting still unbearable; His art work has appeared in many state Civilian Defense Administra­ tunities to serve Him and each other Wasn’t there a splendid opportuni­ grateful people.” their position all the more difficult. you’ve to get up and move around. places, including High School World. tion. are seen clearly, and we find ty in the American rebellion for CommisBion rreated Other songs with this great, raunchy, CITOSFIWSM The Indian head at the top of the page With a total appropriation set aside ourselves growing daily in many France to strike back at her old Eager to get ail possible aid from Wily Franklin French begin to arrive heavy metal sound are "Mama Kin,” is one of his creations. Dave collects “Movln Oui,” "One Way Street,” for the proposed Broad Street school, dimensions. enemy. Great Britain? Memory of abroad, the Continental Congress ap- The wily Franklyn tried to per­ By the summer of 177$ French art In the form of comic books, and “Walkin’ the Dog.” “Dream On” d. .VX k—/ ^ Stipport student exchoh^c the future of the school is undecided Try exploring all the dimensions France’s humiliation in the French pointed Arthur Lee, Silas Deane, and suade the French to join openly in the soldiers began to arrive in tlje United posters, and art reproductions. Two points out Aerosmith’s versatility. AFS as the lowest bid on construction and Indian War was still fresh, and Benjamin Franklin as an official mentioned in this part of Paul’s war against Great Britain, but there States to aid in the war against Bri­ comic artists whom he admires are alone is $877,529, making the ap­ letter to the Ephesians: “For this the desire for revenge was strong, commission to France in the fail of I’d .classify it as a musical master­ program in iyi o x «S District by the Secretary of the State arsenal. If these tools of war could be but very shrewd, he attended clude “Pandora’s Box,” “Train Kept 3 s tn a ll you, being rooted and grounded in alliance with the United States, Feb. French enthusiasts like ember of NHS, he is quite un- returned from a seven day trip to Ella Grasso. obtained, Washington’s supply countless social affairs. To many he a Rollin’,” “S.O.S.,” and “Same Old love, may have power to comprehend 6, 1778. Beaumarchais had been quick to call :fflcemed about grades. (He has Apsen, Colo. ’This trip heads his list Manchester’s adjusted net taxable with all the saints what is the breadth problems would be greatly Relieved. seemed to be the embodiment of the Song and Dance.” Less well-known, First there was a Treaty of Amity for French support of the American ever bothered to find out bis class of most memorable experiences. but just as good are the suggestive Grand List is cut by $205,516 to a total and length and height and depth, and French officials agreed with American cause, and Voltaire once and Commerce, which recognized Revolution. It was not in any way, ink.) Dave would like to attend the “Loids of the Thighs” and “Women “ CONTACT; » of $180,406,949, still the highest in the to know the love of Christ which sur­ Beaumarchais that it would be good referred to the Continental Army as the United States as an independent however, a matter of sentiment but ' Dave likes to work hard in subjects University of Maine or UConn to of the World.” ^ town's history. passes knowledge, that you may be: policy to help the American rebels “Franklin’s troops.” nation and provided arrangements rather a question of good national enjoys and he certainly has his study commercial and fine art. A Aerosmith’s most exciting album The Jensen Building Corp.of filled with all the fulness of God.” and further embarrass Britain. How All the while, Franklin took advan­ Mrs. T JT D ojjovon 6V3 ‘ OSOJ for trade between the two nations. policy for France to oppose Great nds full with AP English, UConn full-time artist drawing monthly for has to be Toys In the Attic.” The Manchester submits low bid, ap­ could it be done without bringing on tage of his popularity to do all he Ephesians 3:14-19 (RSV) Then there was the Treaty of Britain. The absolutist French fFrench, American folklore, and comic strip series is what' he would best cuts are “Toys In the Attic,” proximately $65,000, for construction Ann D. McClain war? Beaumarchais had a plan. could to obtain aid for the United Alliance. If war between France and monarchy certainly had no desire to .llWestern civilization. Dave feels most like to become. With his talent “Walk This Way,” and “You See Me of a swimming pool and related Director of Music JVlw. W. S. Fuss 6i?’j€JY Supplies might be transferred to a States. Among other things be wrote Britain should break out (it did five encourage the American liberal fwdstern civilization is his most and ability to make friends, I am Crying.” Also good Is "Sweet facijities on the Waddell School Community ^aptist dummy business firm and then ^ number of letters and articles to months later), F r ^ e agreed to experiment in government by the [i challenging course and he numbers sure that he will accomplish all this Emotion,” which became a' sm a^ grounds. Church * shipped secretly to the Americans. Win sympathy for America ahd to work for the “libeHy, sovereignty. people. 7 mild-mannered Mr. Glaeser among and more, -'m andy Murphy hit when It was released as a single. Qrdar^, h tfo rt IVtatch PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Feb. 28, 1976 MANCHESTER Jvi'ENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Feb. 28, 1976 - PAGE SEVEN ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH, TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH, 302 CENTER CONGREGATIONAL E. Middle Tpke. Rev. Philip Hussey, Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF pastor. ( Local churches } Swensen, pastor. CHRIST, 11 Center St. Rev. Newell H. Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday 9:30 a.m., Sunday School classes for all Curtis Jr., Rev. R. Winthrop Nelsoii Jr., Masses at 8:30, 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. ages three through adult. Nursery for in­ pastors. Celtics win game of ‘chess’ fants; 10:50 a.m., WorsUp Service with 8:45 a.m.. Lighthouse Bible Study, V« GOSPEL HALL, 415 Center St. ST. JOHN’S POLISH NATIONAL 10 a.m., Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., the Rev. Mr. Swensen preaching, IVlnity Room; 9 a.m.. Worship Service, Federa­ BOSTON (UPI) - The was Brown’s miss and White’s sub­ for us,” said White, who scored 14 CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Golway St. Tots for 3-year-olds through sequent fast-break bucket that Boston led 104-99. But Slick Watts hit Sunday School; 7 p.m., Gospel meeting. Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. tion Room, the Rev. Mr. Nelson, leader; Celtics and Sonics played points in the wild quarter. “I was just one free throw and Brown struck and kindergarten. Children’s Church for 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Sanctuyy the spelled the end for the Sonics. fortunateJhat all those shots went in. ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. 9 a.m.. Mass in English; 10:30 a.m.. Grades 1 through 3, Nursery for infants; Rev. Mr. Nelson, preacher; 11 a.m.;' “chess” at triple speed Friday the lead quickly was cut to two Mass in Polish and English. “I couldn’t believe it,” said Celtic We finally got to the point where we Rev. John J. Delaney, pastor. Rev. 6 p.m., Prayer meeting; 7 p.m., Sunday Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff Hall; 4 plifa.. night and one mistake put points. William J. Stack, ReV William J. Giarlie Scott, who sco r^ eight of his were controlling the boards, moving meeting. Grade 8 Confirmation, Federation Room. Seattle’s eight-game winding. „18 points in the fourth quarter. “It From there, the teams played Killeen. UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, the ball well.” seesaw until Brown hit two in a row 185 Woodbridge St. Rev. Robert Baker, ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, streak in check. was like chess. Incredible. No one Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., FIRST CHURCH OE CHRIST, The Celtics helped their cause by pastor. Church and Park Sts. Rev. Stephen K. was missing. It Was one of those to tie the game 108-108. FYom then school auditorium; Sunday Masses at SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main St. The mistake was made by Fred employing a tenacious press at the 10 a.m., Sunday School; 6:30 p,m., Jacobson, rector; Rev. Bruce W. until Brown missed the jumper the 7:30, 9 and 10:30, in church; 10:30 a.m. 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sunday School Brown, the most powerful knight on deals where as soon as Brown missed beginning of the fourth quarter that “Sound of His Coming” radio program on Jacques, assistant to the rector; Rev. teams traded baskets. and noon in school auditorium. for pupils up to the age of 20, care for Seattle’s crew, when he missed a that basket, we won the game. WINF; 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to the turned a 91-86 Seattle lead into a 96-95 “The. offense by both teams was very young pupils, subject of the lesson- Because the pace just continued THE SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main rector. close-range jumper. The Celtics Boston edge. unbelievable, ’ said coach Tom Hein- sermon, "Christ Jesus,” Golden Text where it left off.” St. Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 7:30 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite 1; 9 pounced on the error and took a 122- “That got us back in the ballgame sohn. "I was pleased by the way we from the Bible, “God also hath highly With a little over two minutes left officers. Spruce St. Rev. Mack Weiford, pastor. a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite 2, with ser­ 118 squeaker. and kept us there,” said White. exalted him, and given him a name which pressed. It’s still not the way I’d like 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.. 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. mon by Ronald Claude, Church School, For most of the fourth quarter in the game and Boston nursing a 114- “That turned it around for us.” Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Open-Air is above every name.” Phil. 2:9. The 112 lead, the Sonics drove up the floor it, but it won us the game. What can I Worship, Nursery provided; 7 p.m.. In­ Nursery care, followed by coffee hour; 11 Friday, the action was one fast break John Havlicek, who scored 28 say about Jo Jo?” Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. formal Worship, study and fellowship. Christian Science Reading Room, 968 on a break. The pass to ^ Brown left a.m.. Holy Communion, Book of Common after another. If Seattle got a basket, points, started the quarter with two “ We’d have lost this one last Main St., is open to the public Mondays Prayer with sermon by Mr. Claude; 5 him in excellent shooting position, . CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF Boston responded. And if Seattle got quick hoops and when Dave Cowens through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. p.m.. Holy Eucharist. but the guard’s soft shot iMunced off week,” said Havlicek, referring to LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodside St. & CONCORDIA LUTHERAN and the first and third Thursday evenings two straight, Boston would do dropped one in at 3:07 the Celtics had the rim into the hands of Paul Silas. Boston’s recently completed 2-4 road Hillstown Rd. D. Clark Brown, bishop. CHURCH, 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. from 7 to 9 except holidays, a free public COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, likewise. the lead. Two more baskets by trip. ^ 8:30 a.m .. Priesthood; 9:30 a.m.. Strand, Rev. David W. Rinas, pastors. - lending library is maintained. AN AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH, Toward the end, the contest turned Silas whipped the outlet pass to Havlicek gave the Celtics a 100-97 ad­ Scott, who fed White for his crucial The Celtics play the NBA leading Seminary; 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; 5 8:J0 a.m.. Holy Communion, Nursery 585 E. Center St. Rev. Ondon P. Stairs, into a shooting match between vantage. Golden State Warriors Sunday after­ p.m.. Sacrament Service. care for small children; 10 a.m.. Holy minister; Rev. Frederick Lanz, director basket that made the scor° 116-112. UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST guards JoJo White of Boston (34 Scott hit two straight sandwiched Comm:mlon, Church School through of Christian education. “That definitely decided the game noon in a nationally televised game. SOCIETY I EAST, Community Y. 79 N. points) and Brown (33 points). But it around a Tom Burleson hoop and FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMI­ Grade 8. Nursery care for small children. 9:15 a.m., Church School for all ages. NATIONAL CHURCH, 745 Main St. Main St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, Kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing (Herald photo by Dunn) Rev. Philip Saunders, minister. minister. during the service, first session of class 10:30 a.m.. Praise, Worship Service ST. JAMES CHURCH. Msgr. Edward 10:30 a.m., Doug Pease will talk on for young people considering church "Nuclear Power — Is It Necessary? Is It Time out for a talk and Bible study for all ages; 7 p.m.. J. Reardon, pastor; Rev. Bernard membership. Sharing Class led by Wllla Double for Jan Merill at Garden Deliverance Service. Killeen. Safe?” Nursery .and Sunday School, Sanford, 2 0 ^ Class led by Rick Lanz, 40- coffee and conversation. Coach Craig Phillipa of lllingjunior High’s haskethall team Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; 80 Gass led by the pastor; 10:30 a.m.. tried to get across a point ^ring time out of recent game 2 Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., Morning Worship, message: “The Caring CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION, noon and 5 p.m. NORTH UNITED METHODIST Way,” Nursery is provided; 6 p.m.. against arch-rival Bennet. Pling x^s outpointed in going Adams St. at Thompson Rd. Rev. CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. Youth Fellowships will meet. down to defeat. ,'/ ~ Bayi runs 3:56.1 mile Mward S. Pepin, pastor; Rev. Paul Custer, pastor. Trinque. SOUTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 236 CHURCH, Rev. George W. Webb, Rev. 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, pastor. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.- dialogue sermon between lay leaders, Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Robert W. Rev. Donald Kauffman, assistant pastor. NEW YORK (UPI.) - holder in the outdoor 1,50-meter former, Janice Merrill, a 17-year-old Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9,10:30 and 11-45 Eldridge Jr., pastors. Blanche Newman and Roger Knauth; 9 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, classes for a.m. a.m.. Church School, Nursery, Grades 3 Filbert Bayi, the Tanzanian “metric mile” looked like a man who from Waterford, Conn., left no doubt 9 a.m.. Grades 1 through 6 will attend all ages; 10:45 a.m., Morning Worship, was trying, however, when he she was going after records, es­ church; 9:15 a.m.. Grades 1 through 6 through 6; coffee fellowship between ser­ the Rev. Theodore Esselstyn, missionary Herald angle running sensation, tried to grabbed the lead right away and sped pecially with veteran women’s dis­ EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, will attend church school; 9 a.m. and vices; 10:30 a.m .. Church School, to South Africa, guest speaker. Children’s explain all week long that his Nursery, Kindergarten and Grades 1 and to a 57.9-second clocking in the first tant star Francie Larrieu out of the Church and Chestnut Sts. Rev. C. Henry 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service, Pastor Church and Nursery provided; 7 p.m.. goal for the 88th National AAU Anderson and Rev. Ronald J. Fournier, Webb preaching, sermon: “I'm So Full of 2; 1:30 p.m.. Green Lodge visitation. Evening Service, message by the Rev. ^ r l Yost quarter-mile. He held off challengers meet. Merrill ran away from the Anthony leading pastors; Michel D. CUrk, Intern. track championship Friday Paul Cummings of the Beverly Hills field in the two-mile event early in Failure, I'm Sinking!'!; 10:15 a.m.. Mr. McLain, Nursery provid^. WINDSOR LOCKS. (UPI) — 8:30 and 11 a.m.. Hie Service; 9:45 Coffee Hour in Reception Hall; 10:45 CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange Sports Editor — night would be a mere, mortal (Calif.) Striders and Ken Popejoy of tKe evening, winning by almost 20 a.m,. Church School, Adult Forum and a.m. to noon. Nursery through S^ear- the University of ( Track Club seconds in 9:59.6. Forty minutes Earl Anthony held his lead Friday Vernon Sts. Eugene Brewer, minister. Hall 72 E. Center St. Rev. James four-minute mile. And he was to enter Saturday’s finals of the Adult Bible Study; 9:45 and 11 a.m.. olds and Grades 7 through 12; 7 p.m.. 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. Beliasov, pastor. and led all the way. Cummings kept later, she came back to win the mile (Herald photo by Dunn) trying to say the same thing 18100,000 Midas Open Bowling Nursery for infants; 7:30 p.m.. Concert Youth Fellowship meeting in youth Worship, sermon: "Search For Truth” ; 6 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. i it close until the final lap, but Bayi in 4:38.5. Both were AAU cham­ by the Agape Folk Singers from-Luther- lounge; 7:30 p.m.. Praise and teaching p.m.. Worship, sermon: “Seven Basic Worship Service; 7 p.m., Evening Ser­ after his run but a sensational opened up a 12-yard margin. Only pionship records. Tournament as the top seed with a College, Teaneck, N.J. service. ehanee for the biggest prize in St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Needs of Man.” vice. Howe likes leagik future 3:56.1 winning performance, Tony Waldrop’s 3:55.0 mile in 1974 Another outstanding performance the third fastest in indoor and Martin Liquori’s 3:55.8 in 19 5 was turned in by Roland Carter of the professional bowling history. Antliony went 6-2 in the final Despite the dark clqlds hanging over several franchises in the World history, didn’t make him very have been faster. Gulf Coast Track Club, who set a Hockey Association, G/Tdie Howe feels that the future is bright. round of match play at Bradley convincing. Cummings finished second in 3:58.4 meet record in the pole vault at 18 “Some mistakes wqfe made, like and Popejoy was third in 4:02.5. feet, l/2inch. Wladyslaw Bowl to finish with 9,763 total “This wasn’t an important race to Area churches W ings of evening By Cliff Simpson setting up teams in e^blished NHL Bayi, who had run only one indoor Kozakiewicz of Poland also vaulted pins, 224 ahead of runnerup John­ destined tor stardom once he me,” he said after his effortless vic­ (National Hockey Lej^e) cities like mile previously this season, was that height but lost a jumpoff. Rick ny Petraglia, Staten Island, N.Y., matured and learned how to pace tory. “I was just trying to break four »lio was at 9,539. Minnesota and Toroito. "These cities named the outstanding performer in Wohlhuter ran his string of 1000-yard will not support ;Wo big league himself. minutes ... no more, no less.” FIRST (;Ol^GR^;(;ATIO^A^ VKK.NON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 51 the meet. victories in the meet to three, with a Old Town Rd. clubs,” he said difing his visit to “Roberts uses up a lot of energy The 22-year-old world record- CHURCH, UMTED CHURCH OF A 8tained-glas8 Jesus? and I could hear him gasping for 'The outstanding women’s per- 2:09.3 time. Hamilton named CHRIST, Andover. Rev. David J. Reese 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ages; a mighty leap, a reckless leap if we The other lost His life to win the "He calls the world into being, Hartford ThursdW night with the 11 a.m.. Morning Worship; 7 p.m,. Recently I have been reading a are going to accept as real a figure whole world’s faith. creates man in his own image Houston Aeros. .'"There are not breath several times. 'That shouldn’t - MOREHEAD, Ky. (UPI) - III, pastor. Morehead State University Friday 9:45 a.m., Church School, kindergarten Evening Evangelistic. number of lives of Jesus; the latest is that has all the characteristics of Jesus and Alexander died at and sets before him the way of enough dollars logo around.” happen to an 18-year-old but I know called “The Jesus Story” by William that the Whalers’ defense has been announeed the appointment of through Grade 6; II a.m.. Worship Ser­ UNITED CONGREGATIONAL familiar unreality.” thirty-three. life and death...” The Minnesota Fighting Saints in vice; 6 p.m.. Junior High Pilgrim A. Emerson Jr., whose career began Actually, if one wishes to learn of One died in Babylon; and one on the WHA are ^hting to stay alive. riddled by injuries. He has to have a former Detroit Tigers pitching CIIUKCll, UNITED CHURCH OF God has created and sustains the ConnorSf Orantes roach Steve Hamilton as Its new Fellowship. CHRIST, Tolland, Rev. Donald G. in journalism and included an the Master, I would recommend, in Calvary. world. In Genesis we read that he The North Stan from the same com­ lot of ice time. Miller, minister, editorial post at Newsweek. He later addition to any “modem life” that One gained all for self; and one munity are pg losers and need “Roberts carries the puck, a little liasehall couch, effective Monday. ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH, created the animals "after their Ilumilton will succeed John 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, 9:30 and 11 a m.. Worship Service and became editor-in-chief of The Satur­ might appeal to a reader, a careful Himself He gave. kind” but that man was made in the league flnanokl assistance to keep too much for a defenseman but he Church School; 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim day Evening Post. It is a book I impresses me, all the time,” Howe play match today .Sunny .Alien, who has been named pastor. reading of the Gospel of Mark. It is One conquered every throne; "image of God.” This does not mean going. j V Fellowship. recommend. This excerpt from his said of the youngest Whaler. assistant athletic director. F 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 11 a.m.. the shortest, the most human, the the other every grave. that God is merely a “person” but Toronto isl city owned by the long Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ prologue will give you an idea of his most down-to-earth of the Gospels. Howe, who started the season with Ilumilton is an 11-year veteran SACKED HEART CHURCH, Rt. 30, The one made himself God; the that He is “personal” rather than an estabiishe^H L Maple Leafs and LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) — Jimmy Connors, returning to form of tile major leagues, includin vice. Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor. Rev. style and his purpose: Interpretations help but there is no God made himself less; abstract principle. One aspect of the the WHA Ironto Toros are on the 2,(X)8 points to his credit, most of Edward Konopka. "We have an image of Jesus which were scored while with the after a siege of the flu, battles Manuel Orantes today for $250,000 right years with the New York OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN substitute for the real thing. The one lived but to blast; the “image of God” is the power of brink of bmkruptcy. ^ unkees. CHURCH, 239 Graham Rd., South Wind­ Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday trapped in the stained-glass window Je su s and Alexander other but to bless. choice, knowing good from evil and ”I feel hat we may lose two or Detroit Red Wings in the NHL, said it and a little vengeance for the defeat the Spaniard handeti him in Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon. down at church. And in the filtered was "pretty definite that this will be sor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. By a coincidence I finished reading When died the Greek, forever having the ability to choose. three frachises but the stronger the U.S. Open last year. light we see a delicate, almost my last year.” 9 a.m.. Worship and Sunday School; ST. MARGARET MARY’S CHURCH, “The Jesus Story” at the same time fell his throne of swords; In the poem, “Jesus and ones, sun as Hartford, will survive. Connors, 23, hits the ball harder they like Connors 2-1. In eight past Still at odds 10:15 a.m.. Worship Service. feminine figure with doe eyes and a During the second period, Rick Ley Wapping. Rev. William McGrath and that I finished a beautifully bound But Jesus died to live forever Alexander” we see two contrasting I know tBt in our case, we turned the and is speedier afoot than the catlike meetings, he has beaten Orantes six NEW YORK (Lp I) - The major reddish beard. This image is elusive, of the b a le r s was giving Howe a CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. book by Mary Renault “The Nature Lord of Lords. “ways.” We believe that God created comer ^ u t three months ago and Orantes, who dishes up a lot of soft times. league husrhall owners have E unreal; and, in translation, his voice rough time with some unnecessary UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ of Alexander” (Random House, Jesus and Alexander died at the world not to make men free from we arcmw doing fine.” drop shots and slices. The battle between the slugger, proposed to the Players Associa­ day Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. is archaic. The icons of Christ have pushing from the rear. Ellington. 1975). It softens the familiar, harsh thirty-three. trouble, but that in the midst of HoW said the Fighting Saints had This is the first meeting between Connors, and the finesse artist, tion furtlier modifications of the tempted too many brushes with How did Howe take it without 10:15 a.m.. Coffee hour; 11 am.. ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI, 673 picture usually presented about the The Greek made all men troubles .he might choose “life” a paw ll of better than pi million, the pair since the 27-year-old Orantes Orantes, gets under way at 3 p.m. reserve clause in hopes of gelling Worship Service, Sunday School. pastel colors and too much gilt. retaliating? Ellington Rd., South Windsor, Rev. John young warrior-god. It is superbly slaves; the Jew made alt men rather than "death.” Someone has 800,Iw and there was no way beat Connors at Forest Hills 6-4, 6-3, EST over nationwide television. spring training open on lime — Somehow the pungency has iwen ”I knew it was Ley. He’s a tough ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL C. Gay, pastor. Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride. written and the plates arq unusually free. called our world ”a value of soul­ oper^ing expenses could be met. 6-3. Connors has never been beaten in hut still there was no sign of a sweetened and the fire banked. competitor. That’s the way hockey CHURCH, Sand Hill Rd., South Windsor. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ attractive. In the light of this One built a throne of blood; the making” and I maintain that the way The match has been called the Caesars Palace Tennis Pavilion.. He lireukllirough. day Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Jesus, the Palestinian Jew, hasn’t should be played. He probably Rev. Miles S. Macintoch, vicar. juxtaposition I am moved to share other built on love. God made it is admirably suited for W$A jhas talent third challenge in the “Heavyweight opened the 3,500-seat arena Feb. 2 Tile owners early in the week traveled too well. ’The contemporary learned that from me,” he quipped. 8a.m ., Hoiy Communion; 10a m,. Holy ST. MARY’S CHURCH, Rt. 31, Coven­ with you a poem which appeared in The one was born of earth; the this purpose. God the "Clreator” has “The yPHA has the talent and the Championship of Tennis.” It is for last year by beating Rod Laver 6-4,6- orilerrti llie rumps shut until a new Communion, first and third Sundays; version is a faint print of the man Howe knows all about penalties. try. Rev. F, Bernard Miller, pastor. Rev. this column some time ago. It has ^ h e r from above. called us to help “create” a world in exdtemtnt and that’s what the game the best Uiree-of-five sets with a 2, 3-6,7-5. Then on April 26, he turned husir agrremenl could be reached Morning Prayer, second, fourth and fifth who lived in the hills of Galilee two He’s the most penalized player in the Paul F. Ramen. long been a favorite of mine because ^ e one won all this earth, to which men and women can and will is all a ^ t , ” Howe said after he had nine-point tiebreaker as needed. back John Newcombe 6-3, 4-6, 6-2, 6- witli the Players Association. Sundays. thousand years ago. This filtered history of major league hockey with Saturday Mass at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday of its sharp contrast and haunting im­ lose all earth and heaven; choose Jesus Christ, “the Way, the paced tile Aeros to a 5-2 win over the In the Las Vegas betting mart8, 4. .Spring training Iradilionallv gets Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. a total of 1,834 minutes in the box, in­ RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF Jesus isn’t the only one we have. In agery. , The other gave up all, that all to Truth, and the Life.” Whalers at the Civic Center under wav March 1. FRIENDS (QUAKERS), Hartford AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN the aggregate there have likely been Him be given. The chuckle Howq had nothing but high praise cluding two-minutes against the Friends Meeting House, 144 S. Quaker a whole troop of Jesuses — some Jesus and Alexander died at Whalers. REFORMED CHURCH, 661 Avery St., The Greek forever died; the Coming out of church, Mrs. Peter­ for Howard Baldwin, managing Lane, West Hartford. South Windsor, Rev. Peter Mans, marching as to war and some thirty-three. Jew forever lives. Tonight the Whalers host In­ 10 a.m.. Meeting for Worship. son asked her husband, “Do you think partner of the Whalers, and the First for Howe minister. dawdling in the flowers with little One lived and died for self; one He loses all who gets; He wins all WHA’s vice president. dianapolis with tickets available. January stroke that Johnson girl is tinting her hair?” SECOND CONGREGATIONAL 8:30 a.m., "Back to God” hour radio children. died for you and me. TORONTO (UPI) - Gordie things who gives. “1 didn’t even see her,” admitted ”It’s men like Baldwin who are McAuUffe out Howe scored the first overtime CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF broadcast, WTIC (1080); 9:45 a m., Sun­ “Each one has been minted by a ’The Greek died on a throne; the — Carles Ross Weede day School and Adult Bible Study; 11 Mr. Peterson. making the WHA go,” he said. goal of Ills 27-year professional CHRIST, Rt, 44A, Coventry. Rev. different generation, is absolutely Jew died on a cross; What about about the Whalers, Dick McAuliffe, who' managed Robert K. Bechtoid, minister. a.m.. Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening “He rails the world “And that dress Mrs. Hansen was career l‘'riduy to give the World certified, and has the stamp of vin­ One's life a triumph seemed; floundering around and losers of Bristol to the Eastern League up on Nicklaus wearing,” continued Mrs. Peterson. 9:15 a.m.. Church School, Confirmation Service. Nursery care for small children tage. But which is the real the other but a loss. into being" baseball title last summer, has llorkey Association Houston provided. Really, don't tell me you think that’s their last three home starts and Class, adult groups, child care; 10:15 Jesus?...’The obvious question is, who One led vast armies forth; the Last week we started a brief sum­ decided to enter the business field Veros u 7-6 win over the Toronto a.m.. Coffee Break; 10:30 a.m.. Worship the proper costume for a ihother of seven of their last eight. During the VERNON UNITED METHODIST has taken all of this liberty with other walked alone. mary of the United Church of Christ and John Kennedy has been named to ‘Toros. Service, child care; 6 p.m.. Senior CHURCH, Rt. 30. Rev. F rances “Statement of Faith,” commenting two.” process, the Eastern Division defen­ LAUDERHILL, Fla. (UPI) — Thanks to a bunch of “scaredy Howe flipped the puck over Pilgrim Fellowship. Jesus? The answer is that they did it One shed a whole world’s ding champions dropped from a com­ take over the field duties...Rusty Schwartz, Rev. James Schwartz, pastors. blood; the other gave His own. on its affirmation of the Trinity: "I’m afraid I didn’t notice that sklnnies and blocky pullies,” 46-year-old Don January goes into I'oroiilo nelminder Wayne Wood just to suit themselves. To find the either,” said Mr. Peterson. fortable lead to second place in the Staub can't be too unhappy leaving FIRST CONGREGATIONAL 9:15 a.m.. Worship Hour and Church sort of Jesus they could live with, be One won the world in life and “We believe in God, the Eternal the Mets for Detroit. The outfielder today’s third round of the $300,000 Tournament Players CJiam- JAN MERRILL after 41 seconds of overtime play CHURCH, Vernon, Rev. John A. Lacey, School. Spirit, Father of our Lord Jesus “Oh, for heaven’s sake,” snapped standings. in tile sudden death ending to a comfortable with.. .Faith has to make, lost it all in death; "The Whalers are hurting. They has signed a contract calling for pionship with a one-shot lead. minister; Rev. Edwin W. Bartholomew, WAPPING COMMUNITY CHURCH, dhrist and our Father, and to his Mrs. Peterson. “A lot of good it does January was having trouble with at 5:30 to play the final two holes of wide open contest. aksistant minister. you to go to church.” . have lost too many key players, " 1140,000, highest In Tiger history and .1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. deeds we testify:” a lot more than he got from New his driver Friday, pushing his tee the first round that were suspended 10 a.m.. Worship, the Rev. Mr. Lacey Harold W. Richardson, minister. Howe offered. will preach. Coffee Fellowship im­ York last year...Ken Thomas, one of shots to the right, so he started let­ when darkness halted play Thursday 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and Whaler Publicist Kevin Walsh night. mediately following the service. Child pointed out that the Whalers have Manchester’s top ranking 10-pinners ting up and making sure they landed Church School. A birdie four and a routine par care available. 9:55 a.m.. Church School. been minus an average of two and former town champion, was in the fairway. Thompson hoops 50 ST. MAliRICE’S CHURCH, Bolton. The result was a four-under-par 68 moved him into a tie for the first- BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL regulars for each game. paired with nationally known Dick Rev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor. OperationRice Bowl Meals round lead with Fred Marti at 66 and CHURCH, Bolton Center Rd. Rev. J. Howe, who leads the Aeros in Weber in the opening round of the for a two-round total of 135 and a one- NEW YORK (UPI) - Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; then the “ Golden Bear” turned In other ABA action, St. Louis Stanton Conover, minister. OPEN scoring with 67 points, including a Midas Open Tournament at Windsor stroke lead over Jack Nicklaus and David Thompson, who forsook the Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. Those wishing to par­ J.C. Snead. Nicklaus fired a 70 around and fired an erratic 70. nipped Indiana, il&ldS, and New York 10:15 a.m.. Church School and Mix all together and pour goal and assist against the Whalers, Locks this week. Last year Thomas National Basketball Association for whipped Kentucky, 113-101. ticipate in Operation Rice AUDAY Friday and Snead carded a 69 over "I hit too many bad. shots— four of an estimated $3 million contract with Nursery; 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, S T . MATTHEW’S CHURCH, Bowl to benefit World Hunger into casserole. Bake in 325 felt 18-yeqr-old Gordie Roberts was placed 44th in the field of 142 sermon: “ Bought By Many, Known by 'bugaiw the par-72 Inverrary Country Club them—and everyone of them cost me the Denver Nuggets, reeled off a Pistuna 97, Knieka 93 Tolland. Rev. Francis J. O'Keefe, pastor. will eat a meal costing less oven until brown on top. pros...Have a nice weekend. Few.” jBrpwar course. Tied another shot back at 137 a stroke,” said Nicklaus, looking for career high 50 points Friday night in Bob Lanier had 33 points and John Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ than $3 to serve a family of Alternate recipe: s TALCOTTVILLE CONGREGA- day Masses at 8:30, 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. Green bean casserole were Tom Watson (70) and Jim his first win of the year. Marti shot a pacing his team to a 140-116 romp Mengelt 18 to pace Detroit past the six each Wednesday during unday 74 Friday and was tied for 12th at 140. 1 can condensed cream of Masser (68). over the San Antonio Spurs. Knicks for its fourth victory in the TIONAL CHURCH, UNITED Lent or Passover. A hunger How can I, a nere mor­ chicken or mushroom soup tal, glorify God? Since we “I missed three fairways, but the Snead, like January, said he was Denver, which has gradually been last five games and move the Pistons CHURCH OF CHRIST, Rev. Kenneth MESSIAH EVANGELICAL meal will be one-half of the Caps deadlock Bruins, Knox, pastor. 1 cup (3^ oz.) french fried are made in God'i spiritual ones I hit, I was just hitting scaredy having trouble with his driver. His turned into a first-rate basketball to within a half-game of first-place I LUTHERAN CHURCH, (Wisconsin suggested main dish and a problem was that his drives weren’t 10:30 a.m.. Worship and Sunday School, Synod), 300 Buckland Rd., ^ u th Windsor. onions image, we reflict honor sklnnies and blocky pullies,” January town over the last few years, has Milwaukee in Midwest Division. Nursery care available; 5:15 p.m.. glass of milk or a hot drink npon Him by conbmlng'to ekplained. going ar enough. gone ecstatic this season with the 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m.. with sugar; a starvation meal 3 cups (2-1 lb. cans, or 2 10-oz. Pilgrim Fellowship. pkgs.) green beans His omniscient *111. But no longer laughing stock Johnny Miller, who played in the " I feel like I ’ni sick, or presence of Thompson and perhaps Worship ^rvice. » is one-third cup of rice with a In a one quart casserole how are we to linow the same threesome as January, shot 71 something,” he complained. "I grunt the best basketball team in the coun­ UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, cup of hot or cold water. will of God when we have NEW YORK (UPI) The is the reason the club is more con­ and dropped way back In the pack at and groan, I jump up and down, but it try. 1040 Boston Tpke. (Rt. 44A), Bolton. Rev. ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Ash Wednesday prayer place Vk beans that have been no sensual rel^ionship David M. Campbell, pastor, drained; Vk can soup and lA Washington Capitals, with two con­ sistent.” __ . 141. still doesn’t go anywhere. It’s like The Nuggets, 44 - 15, own Rt. 30, Vernon. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, “Make us worthy. Lord, to with Him? East matmen 10 a.m.. Church School, Nursery can onion rings. R cp^t. Bake secutive ties against National Bruin Ckiach Don Cherry isn’t at all January, who returned to the tour hitting putty.” But he acknowledged not only a six-game lead in the ABA rector. serve our fellow men ALL Fortunately, In:', every through Grade 12; 10:30 a.m.. Coffee and 350 oven for 20 minutes or un­ Hockey League division leaders, are happy, even though hls club extended at the beginning of 1975 after laying that although his drives were 30 but have the best won-loss record in 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m., throughout the world who live yEDKIUL age, God h u made'known defeat Bacon Conversation; 10:45 a.m .. Family Family Service and Church &hool. til bubbling. Makes 6 ser­ Hls will for man no longer the league’s laughing stock. its unbeaten streak to nine. out for two and a half years, yards shorter than normal, they were the pros. Even the torrid NBA defen­ Worship Service, Nursery available for and die in poverty and hunger. vings. Yellow wax beans may chosen human vesbls — ButOiach Tom McVie still isn’t “We let up after we went up 3-0. promised to. do some work on hls straight and were keeping him out of ding champion Golden State infants through Grade 2, sermon: Give them through our hands S T . BERNARD’S CHURCH, be used; either cut or whole. To Serve Your Family! whuuS e Adam, Noah, Abrah^, et satisfied. We had them on Uie ropes and let swing before today’s third round. trouble. Warriors, another run-and-gun style Improving its record to 6-8 yester­ "Troubling, Comforting, or Both." this day their daily bread, and Rockville, Rev. John J. White, pastor. al. But He completel this “I’m not satisfied with ties. I won’t them off,” he said. "Besides, it He said there is apparently just one "I guess I really shouldn’t com­ team with a 43-16 record, might have day was the East Catholic wrestling by our understanding love, COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN Rev. Joseph M. Bartok. revelation In Girlst, U set be satisfied until we’re winning on a ihinor flaw that is plaguing his swing, plain,” he said. "If I was hitting trouble staying with the streaking team with a 54-3 rout over Bacon CHURCH, School, Rt. 31. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ give peace and joy." (Mother Rachel Jackson wife of Presi­ forth by the apoiti regular basis,” he said Friday night but he can’t figure out what It Is. short and crooked, I wouldn’t be Nuggets. Academy in Colchester. . Teresa of India) dent Andrew Jackson, at the ad­ Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, pastor. day Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. Over writers. "If any n after his club spotted the Boston “If I don’t find it and correct it, it’s eight under.” January has become Thompson made his first nine shots East’s next match is Thursday ' 9:30 a.m.. Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday Suggested menu: vice of her doctor relieved her UiinkeUi himself lb k afternoon at 3:30 at home against bronchial condition by smoking Bruins a three-goal lead and then ( pro hockey^ going to cost me down the line-it’s one of the more popular players on and finished by hitting 17-of-20 from School; 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at par­ Rice casserole, Jello, slice 2 5 prophet, or iplri|!ul; let crosstown Manchester High. sonage on Cornwall Dr. ROCKVILLE UNITED METH- a corncob pipe. PHARMACY him take knowledge of the rallied for a 3-3 deadlock in the only going to cost me dearly,” he said. the tour, especially among the young the field and 16-of-19 free throws. He ODLST CHURCH, 142 Grove St., of bread, milk for children, Years National Hockey League game. It Nicklaus had a long day, getting up pros, since his return from voluntary also had four assists and three steals. Results: 101 — Riordan (EC) dec. tea or coffee for adults. 4 5 5 HARTFORD RD. things which I write into FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD, 763 Oak Rockville. Rev. John W. Mortimer, of you, that they are thg o ' was the second time in the Caps’ exile. .‘Tve never seen anything like it,” O’Brien 6-0,108— Hoch (EC) pinned St., East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, pastor; Mrs. Thomas Dorman, director Rire casserole MANCHESTER mandment of.the Lut’d.’) (I history they have been able to score didn’t matter what we did. This said Denver Coach Larry Brown. Forfeitty ;21, 115 — Hopper (EC) pastor. of music. 3 cups cooked rice Court of Probate, District of BonUnuoiis Manchester YOU» COMMUNITY Cor. 14:37) , points In two straight games; They game was going to end up a tie. “He didn’t take a bad shot. He did it pinned O’Brien 2:29, 121 — Kalisiak 10 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m.. Mor­ NOTICE OF HEARING 9:30 a.m.. Church School, nursery Vi tsp. salt HE AITH SERVICT STOUT Servlcel Thank God we have "I knew there was no way they’d unselfishly and I think the team (EC) dec. Montgomery 5-4, 129 — ning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. through adults: 10:45 a.m.. Worship Ser­ ESTATE OF CLARA MULLER tied the Phlladephia Flyers 5-5 1 cup cheese Pursuant to an order of Hon. William objective standard Tuesday night. call a penalty on them in the third East, Indians play Tuesday responded to him out there.” Adams (B) dec. Shannon 5-1, 135 — vice. Nursery through Grade 2. tk cup chopped parsley (op­ E. FitxOerahl, Judge, dated February ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL IS. 1976 a hearing will be held on an truth, the Scrlptargl Bob Sirois, who banked the winning period. Hell, Terry O’Reilly had an In the NBA Friday night. Golden Poudrier (EC) pinned Boutwell 1:41, CHURCH, Hebron Center. Rev. William tional) application iM-aylng that an instrument which never cbangeall goal off Bruin defenseman Darryl open net, the guy was holding his Tuesday night, East CathoHr llridgcporl llciilral llic same niglil State beat Philadelphia, 121-114, 141 — Roohr (EC) dec. Debowski 5-2, N. Parsing, rector. 1 cup grated raw carrots purporting to be the last will and testa­ rRINI'I’Y LUTHERAN CHURCH, ment of u id deceased be admitted to Edestrand's skate 3:11 into the final stick and they didn't call a thing. meets Crosby High of Waterbury al a site to lie announced In Class Boston downed Seattle, 122-118, 148— Dean (EC) pinned Smith 3:17, 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Rt. 30and Meadowlark Rd., Vernon. Rev. 1 cup milk probate as in said application on file CHURCH Of period, credited McVie with the Why not put 10-pound weights on our al New Britain High in the CIAC AA play. Houston defeated Buffalo, 113-107, 158 — Reeves (EC) dec. Emerson 12- Communion, first, third and fifth Sun­ Donald J. McClean, pastor. more fully appears, at the Court of 2 eggs Probate on March 3 ,19n at 10:00 A.M. MCfid Ihf? BHIt-jHT ONE CHRIST Caps’ mini-turnaround. skates so we start even?” said Class A Basketball Tournament Tickets for the East game willlie Detroit edged New York, 97-93, and 0, 170 — Grondin (EC) wbf, 188 — days^ Morning Prayer, second and fourth 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service; 9:15 1 onion, chopped (optional) X Pearl J. Hultman 'lydall and Vernon f Cherry, who was ejected at the end of first round. on sale Monday and Tuesday from Fournier (EC) wbf, Unlimited — Sundays. Church school. a.m., Sunday Scllool. w Ass't. Clerk Mfincdpslpr Evpninq Herald “When 1 first came heite. It was tripped Kansas City, 97- ' Phone: 64MW ''' like a country club,” he said. “McVie the game by Jfeferee Ron Wicks. Manrhester High m eet’s 11 to 12t30 in the East cafeteria. 90, V Leahy (EC) wbf.

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Hom»$ For 8al» Homes For Sale RANCH - A rarity In COVENTRY - North end, Manchester, four bedrooms, three bedroom Ranch on acre 2Vk baths with family room ’ lot. Range, dishwasher, 18,000 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2-4 and rec room as well. Lots of Btu air-honditioning, oak comfort features. Offer^ at flooring throughout. Full $44,900. Beechler-Tanguay basement, ideal street for Realtors, 646-2212. children, Princpals only. Only $34,500. 74^^-*^ COLONUL- A delight for the large family, plenty of room POCproPAUG LAKE - East h o m e m a d e for everyone. Five bedrooms, Hampton, 15 miles from PHONE 643-2711 plus den, and enclosed porch, Manchester, five room leaches school children and others to BICENTENNIAL Summer home with patio, weave a basket. SUPPEF bSaUble'prire’! leedileT abuts Brook Haven Beach. Tanguay,1 Lakeview, $17,500. F. J. Mrs. Wallace was at the Lake St. If Beef Ste^ Help Wanted , 646-2212. Music instruction School this week and she patiently Homes For Sale Spilecki, Realtor, 643-2121. 7 Brookside Lane, Vemon $47,900 Sound Qooc went through the teaching routine for EUROPEAN HEALTH Spa MANCHESTER - Central RN or LPN part time, MANCHESTER Cute 6 room colonial, good- condition, EAST HARTFORD - Six room Distinctive Raised Ranch in desirable area. 3 every class In the school. Then Come to; rotating shift. Laurel Manor, has full time openings for am­ Ranch, built 1975, Dining bedrooms, family room, stone fireplace, features bitious person to maintain private yard, small barn. $29,- Cape, fireplace, 1 1/2 baths, She gave each child the material to MHS CAFETERIA 649-4519. room, fireplace in living MO. Hayes Corporation, 646- carpeting, aluminum siding, galorel meager in Hebron pools, training will be room, kitchen with built-ins. make a small basket. The children February 29th, ’76 provided for selected appli­ 0131. dishwasher, range, Hebron Elementary School, told the [^ERK- to assist in traffic Only $42,500. Wolverton Agen­ disposal, $39,500. 289-^1. DIRECTIONS: From Varnon Circle, Rt. 30 2 mil**, left EVELYN CROSTON were fascinated by this colonial art cant. Call for interview, board stage curtains have been 5:30 - 7:00 Dent, routing trucks, cy, Realtors, 649^2813. COLUMBIA Lakefront UliR on West St., Isit on Paterson, right on being revived for the Bicentennial. up loads, etc. Apply Monday-Friday, 6464280. Instrumental music is important in ordered from Sherwin Williams of Benefit of built bi-level, two baths, two Valley View, right on Brookside — See Mrs. Wallace said she became in­ Brothers Inc., 140 Rye MANCHESTER - Inflation you there. the elementary schools said Lloyd Willimantic at a cost of $1,050. DIP & SIP Donuts needs help, fireplaces. Immediate oc­ $57,500 terested in the art of basket weaving Round Table Singers St., South Windsor. hedge for the future, 4-famiIy, cupancy. $69,900. Hayes Cor­ Immaculate aavan-room Schmidt of the state Department of The curtains will be a porcelain 7-mldnight. Apply in person, central location, good income, but found it to be almost a lost art. 335 Center Street, poration, 646-0131. Cuatom Colonial, Ironl-to- Education at a recent Board of blue velour. Delivery is expected in INSURANCE: AGENCY - In mid 50’s Wolverton Agency, “'^day’s Agency For Tomorrow’s Home” Education meeting. She, being a teacher, obtained books Vernon Circle area looking for Manchester. Realtors, 649-2833. back living room, formal six weeks. TOLLAND - Owner selling his dining room, eat-ln Hebron’s ration of 690 children to on the process and taught herself. part time, dr full time clerk to house. 5 1/2 room Ranch, Cattanach told the board the non- BREAKFAST COOK - 5 a.m. - MANCHESTER- New bating - kitchen and family room, 3 one music teacher is the highest in Now she is teaching teachers and Order Your work in life insurance. three bedrooms, garage, un­ JACKSTON-AVANTE instructional employes of the Hebron Experience preferred. lYping 7 :30 a.m., more ’hours if U&R Built eight room good-sized bedrooms, 2 the area, said Schmidt. children so they, too, can enjoy It. desired. Apply in person finished rec room, wall-to- School system voted 13 to one in an ana machine transcription a Colonial, 2W baths, double wall shag, new large country flreplacee, VA bathe, 2- Andover has 492 students to one Mrs. Wallacd said weaving a % p p y must. Send resume indicating Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. - 4 e, all the extras. Air- car garage, large patio, election to have the Connecticut p.m.. East Hartford Convales­ kitchen, 3/4 wooded acre. 646-1316 teacher; Marlborough, 648 to one, basket is a wonderful way to relax as ireference for full or pan S :ioning, dead-end street. treed lot, all situated in a State Employes Association repre­ cent Home, 745 Main St., East Lebanon, 422 to one; Glastonbury 546 it is a most restful hobby. She fime, to Box S, Manchester location that oilers the sent them in negotiations. Herald. Hartford, (^nn. 0131. to one and Columbia, 365 to one. purchases the long thin strips of Thought” appliances. $34,500. 875-5770. convenience for leisure STONINGTON (Masons The employes include teacher Manchestar wood at a surprisingly low cost. CENSUS TAKERS - To con­ living. Don’t miaa this onel Island) - Eleagant waterfront The state feels 400 to one is an aides, secretaries, bookkeepers, COOK - Full time, BOLTON - Eight room She reminded the children, duct the annual school LEISURE LIVING with room Call US for an appointment CONTEMPOlURY FLAIR beauty. Spacious view. Boat acceptable ration, he said. Today! experienced, 8 a.m. - 4:30 Rambling Ranch with three or anchorage, dock. ’Three or 2 librarians, maintenance workers and enumeration to run from April for tennis court or swimming to see. Spacious 9room, 4 level School Supt. David Cattanach said however, the people in colonial times p.m. 40 hours per week. Must four bedrooms, family size four bedrooms. Three full cafeteria workers. 1 - May 15. Please conuct kitchen, dining room den and ^ 1 on countryntiy sized acre lot. Split, 4 bedrooms, 2ti budget limitations prevented expan­ had to start from scratch by finding a work evenr other weekend U&R REALTY CO. baths. Many extras. $140,000. Individual contributions in the and some nolidays. Apply in Youthe Service Center, 494 office. One car garage. $49,- 'ust as much room inside, baths, large wooded lot, ding the music program. tall, straight, young tree, chopping it king sized family room w i^ 643-2692 MSA 4499715, 5392182. name of the Board of Education will person, Monday - Friday, 9 Main Street, Manchester. 646- 500. Wolverton Agency, view of Hartford skyline. down, and then trimming and □ NOTICES 6500, or 646-5854 ext. 485 for raised hearth fireplace. All Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Many features. $64,2()0. TTie purchase of a 14-horse power be made by board members to the a.m. - 4 p.m. East Hartford Realtors. 649-3813. WOODSTOCK - Beautiful shaving the wood into the thin strips Convalescent Home, 745 Main further information. this with three bedrooms, for­ International Harvester tractor for memorial fund established for the mal dining room and 2 1/2 young brick faced gambrel needed for weaving. Street, East Hartford, Conn. LOVELY six room Ranch the Hebron Elementary School at a late Edward Hinchliff, former board Wayne Besaw and Kim Lash, Grade 5 students at the Lake St. Lost and Found 1 EUROPEAN HEALTH Spa baths, offered at less than GRACIOUS Dutch Colonial Colonial, four or five Next these strips have to be soaked home, on quiet tree -lined WARREN E. bedrooms, back-to-back fami­ cost of $2,100 w as recom m ended by chairm an. School, learn to make a basket. (Herald photos by Richmond) LEGAL SEdRETARY - looking for person to run street. Two ireplaces, 1 1/2 today’s prices. Hurry and you with center hall, beautiful Charles Barrasso and Joseph to make them pliable. In keeping REWARD - for lost very health food conscesslon in can pick out colors, coverings, new kitchen in oak, latest ly room and fireplaced living 8 The board approved a request from Mrs. Vicki Wallace Manchester law firm has posi­ baths, garage, privacy, room, two full baths, 20^ Pelletier of the maintenance com­ with her theory of learn by doing, friendly all white cat, near tion available. Applicant must spa. Call for interview, 646- Buckley School," ■ ■ low 40's. and carpets. Hohenthal Com- appliances, four bedrooms, HOWLAND the Junior Woman’s Club to use the Potteiion’s, on Center Street. lany, 646-1166, Builders, paneled rec room, cedar kitchen, formal dining room, m ittee. have typing and shorthand Keith Real Estate, 6464126, Raaltor* 843-1108 two basement rec rooms. 9 Gilead School gym during the April 646-7634, anytime. 649-1922. laltors. storage area. Move in condi­ Allen White, principal of the proficiency. Legal experience and patio. Lake vacation for a magic show. preferred but not required. TRUCK DRIVER - for day tion. Beautifully treed and Allen 8 comments ran incorrectly LOST - Dachshund - black, shift 6 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Must terraced. Mid 6d’s. 6491189. ileges. Must be seen. $52,- Salarv commensurate with MANCHESTER - Unique 500. Joe Petrowsky Real miniature wearing flea collar. qualifications. Call Mr. Josiah be dependable class II license Answers to Tibby. Vicinity required. Must apply in per­ OAKWOOD ROAD- Clean three bedroom Townhouse Estate Company, Realtors, Bolton Board of Education rejected the Lessner, 649-5277, to arrange National Weather Forecast condominium. Two baths, 974-1500. The roa/w as well plowed, Allen and Porter Street, and Kensington interview. son after 1 p.m. Klock Com­ well built, six room Cape, Area briefs The Herald Thursday Incorrectly request but instructed Allen to do a a resident said Friday. Allen was the St. Call M 9-ito evenings, or pany, 1366 Tolland^rnpike, fireplace, garage, rec room, plus two half baths, plush rec follow-up on the matter. 643-2711, ext. 26. Manchester; iO M assumable VA mortgage, cir­ room, appliances, air- WILLINGTON - Eight room reported comments made by School only party to request the extra plow AVON- Feel like a nobody? Be Ranch on corner, 1.28 acres, Allen gave his comments to the cular pool, $35,960. 9W-1189. conditioned, $36,900. Warren Supt. Raymond Allen concerning a work. a somebody- be an Avon E. Howland, Realtors, 643- four or five bedrooms, rec preparing plans for the realignment of Rt. 194 board last week and it is these com­ U)ST - Ladle’s oblon; MANAGER WANTED - At request to have a bus stop changed. Allen contacted the parents by Representative. You earn 1108, room, office or den. Guatemala relief (Sullivan Ave.). The project will extend from about 350 watch and chain. Call your own money. Sell quality once for tobacco and small LARGE three bedroom For many reasons, parents on Mt. ments which ran incorrectly. letter, not phone. appliance department. Some Ranch, full basement with Applianced kitchen, garage, feet south of Sand Hill Rd. to about 400 feet north of Avon cosmetics. People de­ aluminum siding, excellent BOLTON — Residents are being asked for donations Sumner Dr. requested a bus stop Allen asked the town road crew to The stop is not in a hazardous spot, IMPOUNDED - Brown and pend on your service, i'll show experience necessary. Plea­ garage, custom-built, con­ HAVE HOUSE, must sell! Pierce Rd. A public hearing is planned for the summer venient location. Priced to value. $36,900. Joe Petrowsky to aid Guatemalans by Carol Minicucci, chairman of change there in December. The plow an extra section at the bus stop Allen said Friday. If it were, he said, white mongrel, male. West you how. Call 523-9M1. sant working conditions in Malibhester - Six room Cape, with completion by the end of the year, she said. She Middle ’Turnpike. Call Dog modern pharamacy, com­ s e ll. P a u l W. D ougan, major appliances, low 3l)'s. Real Estate Company, the Salvation Army service unit in Bolton. Items in a recent snow, not the whole road. the board would change it. Realtors, 974-1500. called the stretch “dangerous” and said she is pleased Warden, 6 4 6 ^ . O F F IC E GAL - Good missions incentive and bonus. Realtor, 643-4535. Call 647-9824. needed are; Small tents, folding cots, sleeping bags, Apply to Mr. Dworkin, blankets, air mattresses, flash lights, batteries, and with DOT plans. telephone voice, typing, IMPOUNDED - Bassett dependable car, paid mileage, Parkade Ligget Rexall Phar­ MANCHESTER - Hurry - Spring has Sprung - This 6 MANCHESTER - Immaculate Coventry cash. Donations may be left at the M & M Service Sta­ Church program hound, tri-color, female. and expenses. Excellent macy. split level, seven rooms, four tion, Hop river Rd. (Rt. 6). For pickup call 646-0472. Center SU-eet area. Call Dog fringe benefits. Good salary. room Ranch, three bedrooms, FISHING fireplace, garage, full base- bedrooms, three baths, all this TOLLAND — The “five fabulous Sundays” series CommunRy calendar Warden, 6464555. Apply to Al Hall, Manchester HAUIDRESS Wanted - 60% and a carpeted family room Brook borders approx. Heart chairman sponsored by the First Baptist Church of Tolland, will Evening Herald, 16 Brainard Commission. Call 649-6837. , ment, treed lot, needs a new too. Reasonably priced in tbe 3-acr* lot with 6-room IMPOUNDED - Black and Place, Manchester. 643-2711. >wner. 30’s. LaPenta Agency, end Sunday with a musical group during the 11 a.m. Realtor, 64924M. mid 40’s. B/W Realty, 647- Salt. Box Colonial, 3 COVENTRIf — Mrs. Richard Ksiazkowski, white female mongrel. North BABY SITTER wanted nights 1419. badrooms, large living service. The “Four Knights” from Barrington, R.I. Main Street. Call Dog treasurer of the Coventry Junior Women’s Club, was Andover Welfare hours, 7-9 p.m.. BUSINESS SECRETARY in my home, while Mother room, formal dining room, will be featured. A movie, “In the Presence of Mine Hebron 6:30 p.m.. Fellowship Hall. Warden, 646-4555. works. Call 649-5753 mornings MANCHESTER - Unusual Registrar's Room, Town Hall. Assistant, dental office. named Heart Fund Chairman for Coventry. Members Enemies,” will be shown at 6 p.m. ’The public is in­ iVIonday Friday to 2 p.m. offering - Two, three-family MANCHESTER - Five-Five *at-ln kitchan. Committee on Needs of the Sunday Excellent typing, business of­ houses, to settle an estate. of her committee are: Judy Bigl, Lisa Bigl, Sherry vited. Baseball registration, An­ IMPOUNDED - German un wtAYMI fOfOCASI C duplex in very good condition. Aging, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. 300th anniversary of the Faculty benefit basketball fice skills essential. Reply Call today for information. Beaulieu, Genie Annino, Pat Farrand, Sheila Keim, dover Elementary School, 7 to Shepherd, male, blackkand Herald Box T. WANTED - Married couple Excellent investment or live Board of Tax Review, 7:30-9 signing of will deeding land game, 7:30 p.m., high school Action Real Estate, 647-13(XI. in. Extra features. 30’s. B/W Lois Goodin, MaryGail Houde and Joyce Knowlton. A Tax help 8:30 p.m. gym. tan. Oakland Street area. Call desiring second or third in­ p.m.. Town Hall. now known as Hebron, 2-4 I ^ Warden, 646-4555. come, part-time. $1,000 a Realty, 647-1419. mail campaign is being conducted, Fire Commission, Senior Citizens’ Day, EXHIBIT BUILDER- Super­ For period ending ^ a.m ., Sunday, Feb. 29. During Saturday MANCHESTER - Ten room M E R R in F VERW N — The Vernon Area Chapter 2129 of A ARP p.m., Phelps Hall, Rt. 85. firehouse, 7:30 p.m. Planning and Zoning Com­ visory experience required, month or more potential. Less night, some snow is likely over parts'of the upper Mississippi is providing help to anyone who needs it in preparing mission, work session with .Monday Sullivan Ave. Plaza. than $20. investment. 742-9087 Ranch, six bedrooms, large Realtors 6 4 6 -1 1 8 0 Pancake supper Grange, Old Town Hall, 8 Pertonala 2 excellent opening, call for annointment ''“'**5' ®"<* Lakes region, while rain falls over the upper Califor- treed lot, garage, ideal for their income tax forms. Members qualified to help will p.m. Griswold and Fuss, 8 p.m.. Tax collector, town clerk, Saturday Displaycraft, Manchester, MANCHESTER assessor, 7-9 p.m., Town Of­ ...... i ...... "ia .area- Elsewhere, mostly fair weather should prevail. large family on budget. $41,- HEBRON — ’The Ifoung People’s Fellowship of St. be at the United Methodist Church, Grove St., each Assessor, Town Office Planning Office. Democratic Committee’s INCOME TAX preparation - 643-9K7. 900. Warren E. Howland, Four bedrooms, living fice Building. Shamrock Hop, St. Margaret Business Opportunity 14 Minimum temperatures include: (approximate maximum CAPE COD - Two years old, Peter’s Episcopal Church will conduct their annual Tuesday from 10 am. to noon and 1:30 to 3:30 through Building, 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday Dan Mosler - Call 6494329 or readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 49 (76), Boston 30 (41), Chicago Realtors, 6491108. room, dining room, Podium Players tryouts, 7-9 Mary’s Church Hall, 9 p.m. to 525-8263 for appointment. REAL ESTATE Career - Must 24’ living room, firstfirs floor Shrove Tuesday pancake supper Tuesday at Phelps March 30. There will be no charge. Wednesday Housing Authority, 7:30 MANCHESTER Three chair 32 ( 53), Dallas 56 (82), Denver 27 ( 55), Duluth 10 (19), Houston kitchen, deep treed lot, p.m^,.Town Hall. p.m., Rham High School. 1 a.m. have license or in process. MANCHESTER - Harlan aluminum tiding. Bowers family room with fireplace Hall from 5:30 to 7; 30 p.m . Kindergarten registration, Turaday TAX RETURNS - Individual Earn $1,000 monthly. Con­ immaculate Barber Shop off 57 (79), Jaeksonville 51 (82), Kansas City 45 (68), Los Angeles 46 and beamed ceilings. Eat-in Teen squares school, 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. ^ Board of Tax Review, 7:30-9 Main Street. Call for details, Street - Lovely six room Cape, School area. $36,900 Young People’s Fellowship and business tax returns fidential interview. Ralph (62), Miami 69 (79), New Orleans 55 ( 78), New York 26 ( 49), San 1 1/2 baths, fireplace, kitchen, formal dining room, Young at Heart, Andover p.m.. Town Hall. Vernon LaPenta Agency, Realty, 646- Sullivan Ave. changed TOLLAND— The Indian Valley YMCA Teen Square pancake supper, 5:30-7:30 prepared. Call Russell L. Pasek, Realtor, 289-7475, 633- Francisco 47 (57), Seattle 29 ( 40), St. Louis 46 ( 70). Washington aluminum siding, wall-to-wall king sized master bedroom, Congregational Church, 1:30 Sunday Burnett, Tax Service, 353 5786. 2440. 42 (64). ® aluminum siding, two-car gar­ E Wednesday carpeting. Excellent lot with SOUTH WINDSOR — Mayor Sandy Bender said the Dance Club will sponsor a dance tonight in the Parker p.m., Phelps Hall, Rt. 85. FJ. SPILECKI age, treed lot, mint condition, p.m. Welfare hours, 9-11 a.m.. Lionel Hampton Concert, Center Street, Manchester, trees. Priced in mid 30’s. state Department of Transportation (DOT) is Memorial School from 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. Donald Smith Thursday Podium Players tryouts, 7 646-3005. CLERK - Invoicing, order MANCHESTER - Beauty Realtor 6 4 3 -2 1 2 1 $51,400. Philbrick Agency, will be the caller. Town Hall. to 9 p.m., Rham High School. 8:30 p.m.. Middle School, Rt. salon, business and equip- Arruda Realty, 644-1539. 30. taking and assist meat buyer Realtors, 646-4200. Kindergarten registration, Scout leaders meeting. 7:30 Central Office Committee, ment, 12 dryers, 6 booths, plus school, 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday TAX RETURNS - and Accoun- at wholesale level. BEAUTIFUL Country setting p.m., Town Hall. 7:30 p.m.. Superintendent’s Ung done professionally. Call Gaer Bros. 140 Rye Street, coloring machine. Century 21, COLUMBIA - View of lake COLONIAL - seven rooms, 1 F rlday Town Council meeting, 7:30 Tedford Real Estate 647-9914. TWO FAMILY Duplex - surrounds this four bedroom Parks and Recreation Com­ Office, Gilead Hill School. Dan Hickey, 649-9145. South Windsor. S3S,900 Custom built in 1973. Living Garrison Coloniai, in one of with this six room home. 1/2 baths, three bedrooms, Futtner speaks at Lincoln dinner Assessor, Town Office mission, 7:30 p.m., Town Hall. Wednesday p.m.. Memorial Building, Country kitchen, three breezeway, garage, swim­ Building, 7 to 9 p.m. Park Place. MOTEL - Shore area. Ideal room, large equipped eat-in Bolton’s finest areas. American Legion Unit 95 MASSEUSES - needed. High kitchen, 1 1/2 baths, three Features; First floor family bedrooms in very nice area. ming pool, redwood deck, Thursday Income tax help, AARP, 10 earnings, company paid vaca­ for ambitious couple. E IgM room Cap*, family Low 3fl’s. B/W Realty, 647- wooded yard. $42,500. Coventry Auxiliary, 8 p.m.. Post Home,. room with dry bar, country bedrooms each side, large room, formal dining room, Bolton Planning Seminar, 8 p.m.. a.m.-noon and 1:30 p.m. -3:30 □ FINANCIAL tion, pleasant atmosphere, Excellent exposure and poten­ 1419. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, MONICA SHEA Town Hall. Ash Wednesday, family tial. MSA, 445-9715, 536-2182. kitchon, living room with yard, 238 ft. deep. Walk out floor to railing fireplace, 11/2 Monday p.m., Rockville Methodist training, available If not basement, aluminum siding, baths,.-partiaUy finished rec 646-4200. communion potiuck supper, flraplac*, datachad $31,900. OLDER six room Pat Futtner, Republican State Cen­ Board of Finance, Town Board of Tax Review, 7:30-9 Church, Grove St. experienced. Please call 875- carpeting. A Beauty - $58,900. rooitC 2-car garage, wall-to- 6:30 p.m.,. First Bonda-Stoeka-Wortgagea I 'situation Wanted 15 garag*. Colonial with detached gar­ tral Committeeman and in charge of Hall, 7:30 p.m. p.m.. Town Hall. Wednesday 96», 194 p.m. daily. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, wall. And much more. EXECUTIVE L Ranch - Nine Board of Education budget Congregational Church. age. Walking distance to rooms, 22x28 master the voter registration of the Tuesday Ash Wednesday Communion MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ RELIABLE Habysl 6464200. Dubaldo-Lesperance, Realtor, meeting, 7:30 p.m.. Teachers G ile a d W om en’s MR HE n n m u m n downtown. Amedy Realty, bedroom, family room, game Republican party, was the guest Board of Selectmen, Town service, 7:30 p.m.. Union cond, third. All kinds. R ulty nNM$4$-mi. available, weeknignts and AMEDY REALTY 6490505. Room of the Coventry High Fellowship, Ash Wednesday Professional Services, seven room, den, private yard, on Hall, 7 p.m. Congregational Oiurch. statewide. Credit rating un­ weekends. Also school days a week. 875-6283. dead end street in prime speaker for the Coventry annual Lin­ School. Communion Service, 7:30 Fire Commissioners, Thursday necessary. Reasonable. Con­ TRAFFIC MANAGER - vacations. Keeney Street Proleselonal Services neighborhood. $59,000. For coln Day Dinner. p.m., Gilead Congregational fidential, quick firehouse, 8 p.m. Saturday Dr. Mark Shedd speaking at Experienced in motor carrier area. 6464863. 7 Days e Week (A) HEBRON AREA - further details call Philbrick Futtner said the personal touch is Church. arrangements. Alvin Lundy Wednesday Board of Tax Review, 9 Rockville High School, 1:30 operation. Familiar with New 87S-62$3 KENT DRIVE Convenient to Hartford. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Thursday Agency. 527-7971. lOOConsUtu- WANTED; Full-time position still important when it comes to get­ Senior Citizens, Town Hall, a.m.-4 p.m.. Town Hall. p.m. Englandd MAC Tariffs. Unusual land parcel, about 18 Senior citizens, 1 p.m., tion Plaza, Hartford. Excellent opportunity for as a receptionist - assistant in ting out the vote. 1:30 p.m. Friday acres open meadow, pasture MANCHESTER Gilead Congregational Evenings, 233-6879. right person. Send resume, doctor’s office for ambitious MANCHESTER - Magnificent with brook. Best for one So much of what the public un­ Charter Commission, World Day of Prayer Ser­ Open For Inspection NEW LISTING Church. reply Box W, Manchester and dependable 24 year old eleven room Colonial, over 4,- Home. Land contract. Owner derstands about politics is myth. vice, 7 p'.m.. First six room Ranch, garage, Bentley Memorial Library, 7 Board of Selectmen, 7 p.m.. Herald. Manchester woman with 000 square feet of elegant will discuss down payment. Evangelical Lutheran Church, Sunday 1 - 4 large fireplaced living "You, thci-workers of the p.m. East Hartford Town Office Building. □ EMPLOYMENT diversified medical-business living area. 4 1/2 baths, $19,900. (B) U K E AMSTON - Orchard St. PART TIME pick-up and background. Call 649-3192. aluminum siding, beautiful room, partially finished In­ Republican party, know full well that Library board, library, 8 Zoning Board of Appeals, 8 Owner relocating, anxious to Sunday Vernon Grange meeting, 8 delivery person for local firm ...... terraced lot. Must be seen. See this sparkling new 9-room Raised Ranch by U&R sulated basement. $42,- the essence of politics is organiza­ p.m. p.m.. Town Office Building. sell. Cozy beginner’s three East Deanery Cheerleading Help Wanted 12 Operating in Connecticut and i--i d b a i e e T a r e Priced to sell fast in 80’s. Call known for their fine workmanship and design. This home 500. tion, dedication and hard work. You Thursday p.m.. Grange Hall, Rt. 30. bedroom Ranc)i, 1 1/2 baths. Competition, EHHS, 6 p.m. W e s te rn M a ss. N e a t '-J n c A L C S I A T B R, Zimmer, J. D. Real Estate, offers many unique features such as a front to rear Easy care double lot. Three also know that the nitty gritty func­ Charter Commission, Town “The King and I,” (also Sat. PHONE FROM home to ser­ WARSENE. Hall, 7 p.m. nighti, 8 p.m. at Rockville appearance and good driving 646-1980. o/ 647-1139. cathedral ceiling, living room, fieldstone fireplace, minutes to beach. $31,400. tions of polling, registration, and Monday south Windsor vice our customers in the record required. Most ...... Saturday High School. kitchen with family room area, 3 or 4 bedrooms, paneled Robert Associates, 228-9274,. election day voter turnout represent Board of Education, Penney Monday Manchester area, flexible lbs. but will be Homes For Sole 23 RAMBLING nine room Cape, evenings, 537-3636. HOWLAND Preschool Story Hour, Saturday hours, super earnings, 249- rec room, 2 baths, 2-car garage, treed lot with a view. the unglamorous, often thankless High, 7:30 p.m. Town Council, 8 p.m.. Town required to handle up to 85 Ihs. 2 baths, fireplace, carpeting, Priced reasonably at only $59,000. We will take your pre­ 643-1108 library, 10 to 10:30 a.m. Hall. Vernon Junior Grange, 2 7773. Write P.O. Box 415, RoiviUe. $27,300. ATTRACTIVE 5 room trees, $36,900. Hutchins Agen-. MANCHESTER PRIME LOCATION role of the rank and file Republican,” sent home in trade. Firemen’s Ball, Piano’s Tuesday Women’s Club, 7:30 p.m., p.m.. Grange Hall, Rt. 30. Ranch, fireplace, baseboard cy. Realtors, 646-3166. CUSTOM 8 Rm. COLONIAL Futtner said. heating, stove, refrigerator. Directions: East Canter S t to Vernon St. Approximate­ RAISED RANCH - Seven Restaurant, 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. Town Council, Town Hall, 8 Avery St. School. Gymnasics classes, start 9 In mint condition a.m.. Senior Citizen Center, Hutchins Agency646-3l66. NEW TO MARKET - This ly on* m il* on Vamon S t, taka left onto Kennedy Rd., rooms, beamed cathedral Elections are won and lost in the p.m. American Field Service WITH ceiling in living room with precincts. Coventry Women’s Club Art and Park Place. RETAIL SALES oversized Cape is just right Kent Dr„ third left. EXTRA BUILDING LOT fruit sale through March 13. REDUCED FOR quick sale - fieldslone fireplace, eat-in Monday Crafts Night, Veteran’s Sunday W * ar* now taking appllcalion* for firtur* lull-tim* for the growing family. Large Ooni ml88 this •xc«H«nt valu«. “ Modern day methods of dis­ Tuesday two family, 30 Locust Street, master bedroom, formal Call Suunno or Arthur Short* kitchen, formal dining room, Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Men’s Conxmunlon opaninga lor commlaalon and salary salaaporaon*. playing the candidate, radio, TV, Memorial Clubhouse, Sunset St. Margaret Mary Ladies no agens. 646-2428, 9-5. dining room, eat-in kitchen, 646-3233. 15x21 fam ily room with Town Hall. breakfast, 7 a.m ., Union Apply Tuesday 1-3 and 4-8 fireplace, wooded acre lot newspapers, all have an Important Ridge Dr., 8 p.m. Guild Family MardI Gras plus flreplac^ living room, 1 U&R REALTY CO. J. WATSON BEACH CO. Congregational Church. Wadnaaday 10-12 and 1-3 Rtaltor* MLS witti privacy, $44,900. place in a campaign, but nothing Supper, church hall, 6:30 p.m. 1/2 baths, garage, mn-trafflc ‘ 643-2692 Offici 647-913S Family brakfast, 8:30 a.m. Saturday 10-12 street, only $38,900. Keith Philbrick Agency, Realtors, replaces the personal touch of a visit EQue/Ho^ng Opportunity Wednesday to noon. Congregation B’nal Mark Twain said. T o gat Real EsUte, 646-4126, 649- Robert D. Murdock, Realtor ______646-4200. or a phone call.” Temple Beth Hillel Israel, Talcott Ave. Ih * lull value from |oy you 1922. The Republicans of Coventry also membership dinner, Acadia must share It with FOUR FAMILY - in central School menus Restaurant^ 6:30 p.m. SEA R S ROEBUCK S C O . IN TOWN made the dinner an occasion to honor MANCHE8TEKPARKADS aomaona.” Make an ap- Mm n nA tkMi n Hm, location, needs some face lif­ Joe and Jen Shanahan tor all their Wapping Community polntmant to a s* our 1980 Om HM Mi mIw pnlhM br ting, all apartments heated, Immaculate eight room TOWN OF MANCHESTER an Eautl eppermar Kiplersr work for the town. Pat Futtner, state Republican leader, signs the book on Church family potiuck supper. wsll-kapi homo. H*. $610 monthly income. Selling UAR built Colonial, pan­ for $49,900, T. J. Crockett alad family room with The Shanahans have recently LEGAL American history given former Coventry Republicans Joe and Hebron Tolland Realtor, 643-1577. slon* flraplac*, formal moved to Manchester but for many MANCHESTER - four family, living and dining room, Jen Shanahan, sitting. (Herald photo by Shea) Monday: Hot dog, baked NOTICE 643-2915 years were active in Coventry four rooms each unit, parking, *at-ln kitchan with planly beans, cole slaw, pears. Middle School and high The Zoning Boar4 of 8 politics. CLASSIFIED AD separate heat, $6,900 income, MANCHESTER - Horse coun­ of cablnat* and built-in*, Commission, and cliuirmun of tlie Tuesday: Chili and beans, school menus’ are as follows. Appeals at a meeting on Shanahan served as secretary of The Shanahans were presented SALESPERSON WANTED ' asking $42,900. Warren E. try - Near Glastonbury line. four large badrooms, 22692 Truly a beautiful home. Only 7 / grinder, potato stix, and ice sauce, com, chips, pudding Dated at Manchester, Secretary three years old. Priced in the Carmody, Spring St., Rockville; James Mountain Manchester; Marie Mrs. Charles Gagne, Glenwood Rd. *8*'*'^' utilities and much mu more. Robert D. Murdock, 647-1419 ^ ■’ /^. cream. Milk Is served with all and fruit. Milk la served with Connecticut this 20th day of Dated this 28th day of 647?9946 Realtors, 6492813. Located on lot number 41 Kant low Ws. Cali Ted Goodchild^ Greenwald. Brooklyn St., Rockville; Ellington. Realtor ^rea/fy ! 9 a i u Palmer, Somers; Joseph Palozej, Pinney meals. all meals. February, 1976. > February, 1978. v Drive. .9S Realty, 6 4 9 8 ^ Realty Co., 6494348. T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Feb 28, 1976 — PAGE ELEVEN

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Call, 24 Cotton fabric 32 Organ part 46 Be borne 9071. 24 Raw silk 36 Elder (ab.) 49 Story ■T OtCX CAYAUi 646-2300. ^ 8 Next weight ^ 3 Turn aside 30 Sampler 50 Winter vehicle MANCHESTER - 25 At alt times 41 Storehouse 53 Extinct bird w h y o o n Y y c u ^ O •tClUiLUVEA ^ O SWIMMING Pool Distributor SLEEPING room, furnished bedroom Ranch a /v w / aaaaaoaa a 0V411>VUL«> 34 European o e r A ) ^ closing out 1975 model 16x31 - Abby, agood bosA blackbird 1 2 i 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 IT viaoaouS) I ^ for rent. 272 Main Street. mcnt, price inclui on) s SAlBsmsnf And I*m ons, but my 35 Fortification Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss OLSnXCR UFB^ / ^ . OD, with sundeck, fencing and appliances, coin-op washer used to tAke me Aside end suggest thet I listen instesd of filter. $799 Installed, full ly to plan your 36 Lift 12 (5 14 BECOAAEAN V ST TRAVH_TC> \ r n ^ CLEAN pleasant room for and dryer, basement storage. summer vacation!! Lake tAlk so much. I never took him seriously. I don't know why 37 Goddess of AGTRONAur. 1 K PiexAKrfSLRis M financing available. Call rent. Oose to everything, near $190 per month. Damato it didn’t hit home until I hesrd you ssy it. peace IS 16 17 Wayne collect. 623-2252. Kanasatka, Moultonboro, L.IKEAAE? y bus line. Linens providM. Call Enterprises, 646-1622. New Hampshire. Lakefront Thsnks fbr the best ides I’ve hsd in yeorsi 38 Raged CFOUReOLAR J 40 Ice pinnacle 18 19 h 646-3109. cottage, sleeps five, two L. INLOSALAMITOS SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury 42 Take Into lir itli bedrooms, living room, custody 22 above - ground pool dls-' kHifid ROOM for female, to share kitchen, screened-m porch DEAR L.: Making a resolution is one thing—>kee|rfng its 46 Fringes tributor needs warehouse 24 25 27 5 T 30 31 32 house with other female. 224 and sundeck. Completely fur­ tnoUier. So U t, I’ve kept it, but it’s not easy. Write to me in 51 Approach space, will sell and complete­ Charter Oak Street. nished. Private beach. Great 52 Amount (ab.) u ly install a huge 16’x3r OD Jane and let me know how you're doing. And totsa luckl 54 Coin of Manchester. MANCHESTER - Four room fishing and conveniently swim pool complete with fen­ locateaon Lakes Region area. Morocco 3$ 35 Apartment in four family DEAR ABBY: I Uiink I have the perfect way to shut off 55 Tale cing, sundeck, filter and LARGE FURNISHED room, Available June through house, centrally located, the flow of gossip from an older woman without being 56 "Raven" 37 36 39 pump. Now only $787. Full share bath and kitchen September, $175 weekly. Call author C1 IT( bv WA. IK. TM hs. UJ. M. Ot ' appliances provided. $140 disrespectful. price fitiancing available. Call facilities with male student. Cromwell, 635-0457 after 4:30 57 Indolent 4U 41 monthly plus utilities. 647-1113 An acquaintance used to bring me gossip I didn’t care to •loll free 1-800-628-9607. Separate entrance. $75. 643- after 6:30 p.m. p.m. . . 58 Fruit drinks hear, so when she’d tell me something, I would ask, "Are 50 Auricle 42 45 44 IT 46 47 48 49 56 P»lntlng-Pap€ring 32 60 Plant ovule 36”wv MutvvilkUBENGAL 50 gas 1a stove '■ LOVELY four room apart­ prajrlng for her?" (Or him, or them, as the case might 52 53 54 excellent condition, $125. Call CLEAN FURNISHED room. INSIDE - Outside painting, 5 6 4 ^ im ment, second floor, electric central, □ AUTOMOTIVE 55 56 57 2 Special rates for people c - '- Telephone 646-4701 heat, no appliances, security, She admitted that she was not. Then I would tell her that DOWN after 6. $185 monthly. 64^1189. they needed a lot of prayers, and she should be praying for 65. Fully insured. Estimi KITCHEN WOOD Stove - cast 1 Caber 58 59 60 given. C!all 649-7863. Autos For Sala SI them every day. 2 Nights before iron, first $75. 742-9347. ROOMS FOR rent, centrally A fbw instances of that, and she didn’t bring me any more PAINTING - interior and located, on bus line, parking, NEED CAR? Credit bad? gossip. iNEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN i ANDIRONS .and fireplace clean, linen supplied, 647-9868. m UGER APARTMENTS exterior, paperhanging, Bankrupt? Repossessed? C. S. IN LAKELAND, FLA. screen, best offer. Call 643- Five room Townhouse Honest Douglas accepts excellent work. References. 9823. Free estimates. Fully in­ LARGE CLEAN furnished apartment, tw tiled baths, lowest down, smallest room, in convenient location payments. Douglas Motors, DEAR C.: Beautiful. Your suggestion may inspire people sured. Martin Mattson, 649- 2 air conditioners, wall-to- who haven't prayed in years to resume praying. 4431. SEARS Chest freezer, $100. for employed person. Call 345 Main. firm. Call 647-9441. evenings, 646-7944. wall carpeting, full base­ ment, heat, hot water, TOYOTA - See us for reliable DEAR ABBY: We are the parents of two adopted Win at Bridge PAPER HANGING Expert. FOR SALE - 1886 Franklin appliances. NO' pets. Oriental children, and we’d like to say a word on behalf of all Your average paper, in COMFORTABLE sleeping used Toyotas with our 604ay stove in excellent condition. room, parking, on bus line. 100% warranty. We also buy adopted children of different ethnic backgrounds. average room , $25. Mr. Call 649-1696. Strangers constantly stop us in public places and gush Richman, 646-3864. References. Call 6494526. 649-7620 used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, 345 Center Street, variations of the following: "Look at those dolls! Aren't WILLIS SCHULTZ. Quality Apartmanta For Pant S3 Manchester, 646-4321. they precious? Look at those eyes!” Then ^ey ask, “Where ‘Come on’ signai backfires interior and exterior, painting INDOOR FIVE ROOM apartment, did you get them? Are thw Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Foully In- FLEA MARKET WE HAVE customers waiting heat, stove, utilities included. WE PAY $15 for complete Filipino or Japanese?’’ (Tney never guess correcUy.) for the rental of your apart­ Middle-aged adults. No pets. junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland NORTH (D) 28 M O U ST. COMMON ment or home. J.D. Real Auto Body, 5221990. M M K H Etra 647-1619. A 4 3 • Three and Four Bedrooms Raised Ranches, Colonials, Estate Associates, Inc. 6 ^ V Q 10 7 3 really didn't want to ruff so he Behind Dairy Queen 1980. play^ his eight of hearts at ” L" Ranches Bulkllng-Contnctlng 33 MANCHESTER - Six room VOLKSWAGEN Bus 1968, - y ------dy made the little one painfully ehy. ♦ A 9 4 Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence • Two to Three Baths on Broad OIrael older duplex, modem j}ath, engine rebuilt. New transmis­ We adopted these children because we wanted to share 4AK98 trick one. NEWTON H. Smith Si Sons - LOOKING for anything in real sion, muffler, front brakes. WEST EAST West continued with the ace • Twin-Glazed, Insulated • City Water, City Sewers EVERY SUNDAY spacious rooms, security, our Uvea with them, not because of their doU-lilce cuteness. Remodeling, repairing, ad­ estate rental - apartments, lease, refereneeces, $225 per Fold down bed, storage, A 6 A J 10 9 6 and another heart and East ditions, rec rooms, porches homes, multiple dwellii»s, no carpeted. Best offer. 646-1929 Please tell people that if they want to gush, they should Windows and Doors • Established Residential 8 - 8 month. Hayes Corporation, ind a poodle to babble over. One man even picked up our UAK94 VB2 ruffed happily. Then he looked and roofing. No job too small. AiMl9im, erfbt, botUm, kmk$, fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 6464131. after 6 p.m. «86S2 *K1073 around for new worlds to con­ Neighborhood Call 649-3144. old and books, oholrt,. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. little daughter and carried her off to “show his wife” in • Rreplace another part of the store. Wo were horrified when we *J7S3 « (2 1 0 2 quer but there weren't any. tools, World.Wsr I t j l 1966 FORD Station wagon, SOUTH South got in. drew trumps and • New Homes From $47,990 Hons, isottisr crab snd solso, ELLINGTON - Sub-let, one discovert she was miaaing. CARPENTRY - Repairs, UNUSUAL Deluxe one bedroom apartment through automatic, many new parts, AAKQ792 eventually discarded a dia­ • Resale Facilities for .tsM^ doprooslon olsss, Next time I hope he picks up a Doberman to "show hia remodeling, additions, gar­ bedroom Townhouse, private July. Appliances, air- needs work. $200. Call 647- VJ65 mond on dummy's queen of Second Home Buyers entrances and patio, full base- 1555, ask for Jud. wife." ages, roofing, call David • conditioner, private en­ *QJ hearts. ment, includes, heat, Patria, 644-1796. trances, $165 per month plus Please print this, Abby. It may make those who behave *64 Now look what would have D m /WT'S 3p9G0 appliances, carpeting and 1971 VOLKSWAGEN Bus, security. No pJets. 8724726. this way realize that we parenta don't appreciate such Both vulnerable happened if East had played WES ROBBINS carpentry A va lM /9 pool, ice skating pond. $245 excellent condition, new compUmenta, and it only makes our children M like freaks. his deuce of hearts. West remodeling specialist. Ad­ • per month. Damato Enter­ THREE ROOM furnished clutch, muffler and battery. OREGON MOTHER ditions, rec rooms, dormers, prises, 646-1021. $2,100. Call after 5 p.m. 6iK- Weft North East South would have shifted to another TofestH ills No Adml$$hn Chargg apartment, central, adults, no suit and probably to a dia­ MANCHESTER Telephone 643-9797 built-ins, bathrooms, 6004. DEAR MOTHER: Hare’s your letter. I hope it helpa. Op«n Dally and Sunday CALL pets, security. $150. Telephone 1 * Pass 1 * mond. East would get a trick kitchens, 649-3446. ELLINGTON Penny Hill 646-4701 after 6. by FIRST HARTFORD 12noonto5'p.m. 040-0944 Apartments - 3 1/2 large 1971 HORNET, Sportabout Pass 1 N. T. Pass 4 * with his king and this trick Pass Pass Pass plus two hearts and a trump DIRECTIONS: From the center of Manchester take E. Center St. IRt.44) to Vernon St. Turn left on Vernon LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - rooms, five closets, 3 1/2 ROOM apartment, gar­ wagon, excellent condition. lat Mobil Stationl. Take 5th left off Vernon - Richmond Dr., then to Kennedy Rd. Right on Kennedy to 2nd appliances, carpeting and Cad 6464746. Opening lead — K V would have cooked South's F new homes custom built, den, modern kitchen, and Astro-graph Alley Oop — Dave Graue loft onto Hamilton Dr. Hamilton to loft on Grissom Rd.. to now homos. Or...from Rt. 80...tako Exit 95 onto remodeled, additions, rec FOR SALE - Refrigerator, storage. Heat and hot water appppliances. one months goose. Rt. 30 toward Manchewr. Turn left at 1st traffic signal onto Welles Rd. Welles to loft at Taylor Rd. Taylw rooms, garages, kitchens washing machine and dryer. included. Parking for two 1973 PLYMOUTH, Road By BERNICE BEDE 080L to right onto.HamiltorrTtd. Follow signs. security, no pets, no children. remodeled, bath tile, cement $30 each. Call 649-7877. cars. Adults, positively no $175 plus heat. 6494969. runner, one owner, power AslfS j/iig work. Steps, dormers. ets. Immediate occupancy. steering, power brakes, By Oswald & James Jacoby TAG SALE - Moving - Drapes, 195. Call 875-9407 if no An Alabama reader wants Residential or commercial. THREE ROOM apartment automatic, steel radlals, 400 Fpr Sunday, Fsb. 20,1970 SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 22) OVERSIZED CAPE - Six sofa, corner desk, tables, dis­ answer, 871-1666. to know what we rebid after RAISED RANCH - Seven SPOTLESS six room Cape, Call 6494291. r with stove and refrigerator, CID, excellent condition. $2,- Play things rather loose today. When your partner leads the rooms, with central air- rooms, first floor laundry, four bedrooms, modern hes. glasses, boy's and 600. 875-8761. The most enloyable things are king of a suit against a suit opening one club with: second floor. Heat not in­ ARIES (March 21-Aprll 10) A conditioning, eat-in kitchen, three bedrooms, two full kitchen, with dishwasher and TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY womeds clothing. 33 Horace likely lo be those which you contract you are supposed to AKxxxuAxxgsxxbAKx cluded. $130. 649-2271. •ituaUon you've bean concern­ dining room, brand new bath, baths, carpeted rec room with Carpentry and general con­ Street. Saturday 104, Sunday 1968 CHEVY Impala, 4 door, haven't planned. Accept In­ if partner raises up twci dubs. disposal. Handy to bus line e d tbout may t o o n be play high with a doubleton In three good sized bedrooms, fireplace, two-car garage, tracting. Residential and MHT/tlOmCf good running condition. $400. vitations. Our rebid is a pass. Our and schools. $M,500. Philbrick FOUR ROOMS with heat, successfully terminated due to order to ask your partner to E OMUTO BITaPMKt $35,000. Philbrick Agency, large treed lot, Tw,.»». $51,900. Agency, ..B>—V /,,r> Realtors, v -x 646-4200. w v . commercial. Whether it be a refrigerator and stove. Third After 4:30, M9-2946. continue the suit and let you hand is a minimum and our Realtors, 6464200. MODERN TABLE, formica U ri* ruMjr of Apulmanli uid a sudden shift in conditions. 8AOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Deo. Philbrick Agency Realtors, small repair job, a custom Townhouiti throaihout floor, no children. Call 649- 21) There could be a pleasant ruff the third lead. partner's response has shown 646-4200. built home or an:la th in g in like top, four chairs, made of Mw diw ttr. 2236 after 5:30 p.m. 1973 CHEVROLET, Nova, East knew this play very 10 points or less. We don't pan­ ffaaf EaUiH Wantad 28 chrome plexiglass with TAURUS (April 20-May 20) surprise in store for you and between, call 646-: KsMW oiiM spM Otar s-s, Hatchback. 3000 miles. Can be New contacts today may fit un­ your family today. Keep the well. He didn't know that ic because we only have three RANCH - Sbi room, three jadded swivel chairs. $140. isi fS4 SwKtor ff-s ALL CASH for your property MANCHESTER - Family seen at 90 Faster Street, Wap- iquely in your affairs later on. welcome mat out. there was no reason to give clubs. He is almost certain to bedrooms, large country ROCKLEDGE - Seven room TOBIAS CARPENTRY Ser­ 648-1021 ping. One Owner. The introduction could come kitchen, fireplace, 12x25 fami­ within 24 hours. Avoia red style, 2 bedroom apartment, CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. this come-on signal when you have at least four. Ranch, three bedrooms, vice - Remodeling, repairs, 240 N«w etal* Road quiet location, includes heat, through an old friend. ly room, garage, shaded yard fireplace, rec room, two-zone tape, instant service. Hayes WHITE CHIFFON wedding 19) II you have a strong Im­ CoiTwration, 6464131. additions, custom building. No MANCHEITIR appliances, carpeting, and 1970 CHRYSLER Wagon, fac­ on quiet stre e t. $44,900. heat, garage, porch, $44,900. ;own, size 9. Floor length veil tory air. Exceilent condition. pulse today lo gal In touch with job too small. Free estimates. storage. $230 per month. QEMiNI (May 21-June 20) An someone speclllc. follow BBriy* World Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Philbrick A ^cy, R^ltors, Over 25 years experience. 643- Never worn. Originally $300. Damato Enterprises, 646-1021. New exhaust, tires. $1,195. unusual arrangement that 646-4200. 6464200. SELLING your bouse? Call us ___ „Best offer. Call 527-0141, ext. Call 6494612 after 5. through. This person may have first and weTl make you a 5769. JT could reflect favorably on your good news. The Flintstones — Hanna Barbara Productions TWO BEDROOM apartment, standing may develop today. It cash offer. T.J. Crockett, pooBng.Skling'chimiiiyM - - near school, churches and VtRMON ILUHOTON PARTS Department now open could have career benefits. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 1$) Realtor, 643-1577. shopping area. Please call 646- HAPPY Dogs-fifrds-Pefs 43 TOWN HOUSE Saturdays. Complete line of You might find yourtell In lha BIDWELL Home Improve- Chrysler parts. Chorches right spot at the right time to­ IMMEDIATE CASH for your CANCER (June 2l-Jiil, 22) In­ day to acquire something. The ment Co. Expert inststallation BARDENS Motors. 649-3646: w BIRTHDAY property. Let us explain our PRIVATE riding instructions, formation passed to you today source may be a least- MANCHESTER - unique, two of aluminum siding, gutters English and Western, $5.00 One and two bedroom lalr proposal. Call Mr. bedroom apartment on second CHEVELLE MALIBU, 1970, may ceuM a sudden allarallon expected one. AMERICA! BeUlore, M7-1413. and trims. Roofing installa­ p er hour, call 633-5571, apartments. Immediately In your plans. The change floor of two family house, for­ 350 engine, 4-speed, good con­ PISCEB (Feb. 30-March 20) tion and repairs. 6494495,875- anytime. available at Town House might hold more promise. 9109. mal dining room, fireplaced dition, asking $1,450. Call 642 Don't treat positive Intultiva In­ MAY WE BUY your home? living room, appliances, Gardens. This suburban 1776 • 1676 ■--BASSET HOUND - AKC 8816. LEO (July 22Aug. 2$) The sights lightly today. They could Quick, fair, all cash and no storage, garage, porch, apartment community of urge lo b^ln a new enlarpriu be trying to alert you lo HORACE Tetrault registered, male, eight problems. Call Warren E. coverM patio, large treed lot, unusual architectual 1969 AUSTIN American, with ansiher may be vary something halplul. Howland, Realtors, 643-1106. roofing, storm windo' months, $150, 742-9394. COME SEE OUR CONDOSI nings. Quality worki excellent location, $265, un­ design and beautiful excellent condition. U.OOO strong In you today. A relative heated, Mr. Blanchard, 646- original miles, automatic may also be Involved. CASH for your property. Call free estimates. FuJ' B O A R D IN G landscaping features: 2482. transmission, very clean, 27 VIRGO (Aug. 23-8epL 22) The us first if anxious to ^U. 8729187, 649-3417. Complete « Private entrances, private Open House modern facilities. Canine patios with slidl^ glass mpg. $575. 643-2W. way you handle yourself today Keith Real Estate. 6464126 or TWO ROOM apartment, heat, D&A ROOFING. Roofs, Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon doors, wall-to-wall with new people It vary Impor­ 649-1922 hot water, stove, refrigerator, Trueki tor Sala 12 tant. A good Impression could siding, gutters, and leaders. Road, Manchester. 646-5971. carpeting, range, SUNDAY 1:30-4:00 eeeeseeeee«eeeeeeeeeee*ee« Free estimates. Fully in­ furniture. Apply Marlows, 867 win you a valuable ally. Main St. refrigerator and garbage sured. 249-0205. AKC Registered, Springer CHEVROLET truck, 1970, LIBRA (8apL 23-Oc1. 23) A 430 Esquire Drive _ □ MISC. SERVICES disposal, traverse rods, C30, dump, clean, m ust Spaniel pups, liver ana white, COVENTRY - ultra modern profitable avenue may sudden­ 7-room Condominium...... * 3 D | 9 0 Q SPECIALIZING in cleaning papers available. 875-8532. master TV antenna, sacrifice. $1,850. 742-9347. ly open today regarding and repairing Chimneys and apartments in former church storage and laundry something that you're uniquely 4SA Esquire D rive Sarvicaa Ottarad building $250, appliances, 31 roofs. Free estimates. 30 FOR SALE - AKC mini toy facilities in basement. 1967 FORD • half-ton pickup, equipped lo handle. Be alert. 4-room Condominium...... ' 9 1 y V U O rugs, parking, no pets. 742- very good running condition. Years Experience. Howley, poodle puppies, $75. Call 7 ^ 69», Pat Huffman. Total electric. No pets. Don’t miss the opportunity to tour these units. REWEAVING burns, holes. 643-5361. 6953. Rentals start at $165 per $ ^ firm. Call 646-2191. Zippers, umbrellas repair^. month. Call 872-0528 Compare the Value Window shades, Venetian TWO BEDROOM - luxury 1975 FORD FIDO, pick up. 6 UNEMPLOYED ROOFER - ADORABLE miniature Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 DIRECTIONS: East Center 8t. to Parker to Lydall to blinds. Keys. TV for rent. will install roof, gutters or Townhouse, located in cylinder, standard, white- Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- schnauzer puppies. AKC Highland Park section, of p.m. Esquire Dr. aluminum siding, for low dis­ registered, shots, two males. maroon. Ranger package, 5221. Manchester, wooded and rear step bumper, am/Im count price. (4ll Ken, 649- $150. Call 644-9985. private, for information, call 2456, anytime. stereo radio cassette. 18,000 CUSTOM DRAPERIES - 6^1616 after 5 o'clock. Homes fbr Rant 54 miles. $3,100. 6421769. D. F. REALE made very - reasonable,------______workI. •••••••••••••••••••••••••. rne,!!/ To loving homes. 175 Main Street Phone 646-4525 guaranteed, call anytime, 649- Haaling-Plumbing 35 Springer-Collie, spayed CHARLES DRIVE - New COLUMBIA - Attractive female, and black purebred mpart- deluxe 4 1/2 room-townhouse Ranch, two bedrooms, dining MobllaM a HaHomat 55 SEWERLINES, sink lines, male cocker. Affectionate, with garage, two air- room, fireplace, garages, DRESSMAKING, hems and cleaned with electric cutters, gentle, raised with cats, conditioners, 1 1/2 baths, references, no pets, $275. children. 643-6304 after 4. .222 YOUR 10' wide Mobile Home OPEN HOUSE alterations done in my home. ^ professionals. McKinney patio, porch^, laundry hook­ 3540, 6423166. is worth $3,500 in trade on a Reasonable. Call 6 4 ^ 1 9 . Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ up, caipet, appliances, sound- DOBERMAN Pinscher new 14' wide. Plaza Homes, 1- 1-4 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 29th pany, 643-5308. control. etc. included. On COVENTRY - Furnished two 8220369. FURNITURE Refinishing. reds, and blacks, avail quiet street near all schools bedroom house, heat, hot Free pick-up and delivery. NO JOB too small, toilet Champion blood lines. * and shopping. $270 monthly. water, $250 monthly. to go. Ears and tails ci FOLLOW THE Crowd to Call 646-8567. re p a irs, plugged drains, Charles Ponticelli. Call 642 Available March 1st to June Plaza Homes, tomorrow's This Funny World kitchen faucets replaced, Can 646-8185, 6434365. 0800, or 646-1540. 1st. 6420425. housing at yesterday's prices. WATERPROOFING - repaired, rec rooms, ...... ComeJn for the surprise of bathroom remodeling, heat AttUquat MANCHESTER - Five room 8 Hatchways, foundation BOLTON LAKE - Waterfront, your life. A new 14' wide, for cracks, sump pumps installed, modernization, etc. Free es­ apartment, first floor, in­ four room furnished, home. $9,895 furnished. P a rts, fireplace repairs, concrete timates gladly given. M & M WANTED Antioue furniture, cludes heat, stove. $265. No One bedroom, fireplace, wall- supplies, and accessories. basement floors, ceramic Ule Plumbing St Heating, 649-2OT1. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or pets. Call 646-5355. to-wall carpeting throughout. Full time service department. repairs, slate hallways. other' antique Items. R. Large walk out oeck, married Plaza Homes, 1348 Wilbur Ehtpert mason. 6434953, &3- BOTTI HEATING and Plum­ Harrison, 643-8709. APARTMENT to Rent - three couple preferred. No pets. Cross Highway, Berlin Turn­ 2914, 527-5522. bing - All heating and plum­ rooms, fully carpeted, air con- Sraurity. Call 643-9656. pike, Berlin Conn. 1-828-0369. bing repairs plus remodeling. ANTIQUES Wanted - ditioned, stove and PAPERHANGING - Our only Call 64$4641. American furniture, oriental refrigerator, no children, EIGHT ROOM Duplex, four WANTED 50 used mobile work•k, any 'type wall covering...... ™gs. paintings, pewter. Wind- security and credit reference bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, dining homes. Will pay top dollar. Fullly insure. Call 871-0062 or piaariM, ta sof chairs, crocks, lugs, requirM, call 6420250. room, no pets, $260 monthly, Call 1-8220369. 875-'.7123. rioonng______" weathervanes, primitives. plus utilities and security. Ron Dionne, 643-1691. APRIL 1st Occupancy- six Available March 15th. Call VERNON- Immaculate FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, room Duplex, convenient, CARPENTRY - kitchen floors like new, no waxing, 647-1662. mobile home 12'x65'. format cabinets, and siding. Free C2 FURNITURE - Rugs, pain­ appliances, swurity required. dining room, patio with cover. (specializing in older floors). tings, pewter, dolts, crocks, ature adults only. timates. Call 6429117. Ceilings and inside painting adults only. Phone ...... tool shed, appliances and lamps, etc. Now accepting 6422018 after 5:30 p.m Builnaaa lor Rant 55 carpeting included, low 2 LAURWOOD DRIVE, BOLTON John Verfaille, Largo four bedroom Colonial, oat on lovaly country aat- LIGHT TRUCKING-Free es- 2222 consignments, for March auc- maintenance, cost $13,01X1. ting in one of Bolton’s flnatt araas. Faaturaa: First ftoor timates, call 646-1943 tion. 644-8962. 149 OAKLAND ST. Two room TWO SPACIOUS offices, plen­ Principals only. 644-9421. ty of free parking, heat and family room, floor to calling firaplaca, wall-to-wall, and anytime. apartm ent, $130 monthly, Wantad to Buy 45 air conditioning included. much mora. Priced In lha 90a. security, heat^, 6422426,22 CAMPER- Pop up, sleeps RiR TREE Service, Trees Lease desired. Contact John eight, stove, refrigerator, OIRtCTIONS: From Moln at, Mmohotlw, hood oool on to Chortor U MISC. FOR SALE removed, land cleared, no job OLD DOLLS MANCHESTER - Four H. Lappen Inc., 6425261. sink, needs little bit of work. Ook 81., conUniM on to Comp Mooting Rd., him right prices tor your old dolls, rooms, second floor, on Conor 81, Mloo to Iho ond, turn Ml on Volpl Rd., too small. Free estimaies. 8723929 or 8758244 ask for 6427770. Artlelaa lor Sala 41 and up for China and bisque appliances, hot water, cen­ FOR RENT - Connecting or Art. hrol Ml on Rooowood, llrol right lo Lourwood DrlH. dolls. $100 and up for ByeTo. tral, married couple irate front room offices. GOOD prices paid for junk ALUMINUM sheets used as Never give or sell a doll preferred. $125 monthly plus In Street. Call 6424846. 1971 16' Self contained camp Gall OGL cars, also will r< remove any printing plates, .007 thick, without getting our offer. Call security. 6427094, 48 p.m. trailer, excellent condition, type scrap metal 8727890. 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for locally, 8^7388. OFFICE SPACE for rent - on $1,800. Call after 4 p.m., 647- $1. Phone 6422711. AVAILABLE Immediately - 3 Main Street in Manchester. "Ah, here's the error. The computer mixed 9726. your Social Socuritv number and the tax due." DUMLDO-LESPERMHX, Realtor MADE TO ORDER - Formica WANTED • Used kitchen bedroom, recently remodeled Ideal location for professional tops, cabinets, doors. Top FIREPLACE WOOD, sand cabinets, top and or bottoms - duplex, convenient location, offices and very convenient to 1969 TERRY Trailer, 17' fully 646-OSOS quality work, references. arid gravel for sale - tree work qounter top not necessary. security, $250. per month, gar­ all facilities. Please call 642 contained, sleeps 6, call after Free estimates. 6427831. and odd jobs, call 647-1834. Gall 6 4 2 1 ^ after 6 p.m. age, 644-9974. 4l1||, between 9-4. 5 p.m., 87291 / PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Feb. 28. 1976

John Sasso of Manchester. Mrs. Anna C. Dart Obituaries He' is also survived by two Mrs. Anna C. Dart of St. brothers, a sister and a grandchild. Petersburg, Fla., formerly of The funeral is Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. Manchester, died Wednesday at at Most Precious Blood, Church, Metropolitan General Hospital, Mrs. Emily C. Edwards Hazelton, Pa. Burial will be in Most Pinellas Park, Fla. Mrs. Emily C. Edwards, 57, of Precious Blood Cemetery, Hazelton. Mrs. Dart was bom April 1,1892 in North Eastham, Mass., formerly of Friends may call at the Lewis Manchester and lived here until Manchester, died Friday at Hartford Fierro Funeral Home, Second St., moving to St. Petersburg 26 years Hospital. Hazelton, Monday evening. ago. She was a past noble grand of Mrs. Edwards was bom in St. Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Sunset Rebekah Lodge. John, N.B. Can. and lived most of her Center St., was in charge of local She is survived by a son, Qayton V. life in Manchester, moving to Cape arrangements. Hanson of Delavan Wis.; a daughter, Cod in 1972. A registered nurse, she Mrs. Roberta Walnum of South Wind­ was a 1940 graduate of Hartford Mrs. Eva B. Kustowsky sor and seven grandchildren. Hospital School of Nursing and had The funeral is Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. attended the University of Hartford. VERNON — Mrs. Eva Boiko at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main She was a former member of the Kustowsky, 85, of 268 Hartford Tpke. St. Burial will be in Elast Cemetery. American, Connecticut and Greater died Friday at a Vernon convalescent Friends may call at th funeral home. She was the widow of Jacob Hartford Industrial Nurses home Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. Associations. Kustowsky. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. ' Mrs. Kustowsky was bom in the Mary Boyle of Manchester; and a Ukraine and lived in Vernon for 43 William Damon niece. Miss Noreen L. Hallworth of years. She was a communicant of William Damon of 333 Bidwell St. Vernon. Sacred Heart Church. died Wednesday at Manchester Th« The funeral is private at Holmes Survivors are a son, Stanley P. Memorial Hospital. Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Burial Kent of Hollywood, Fla.; 2 Mr. Damon was bom in Boston, will be at the convenience of the daughters, Mrs. Olga Stankovics of Mass., and lived in that area until family. Vernon, with whom she made her coming to Manchester 10 years ago. There are no calling hours. home, and Mrs. Marie Rybick of Survivors are two sons, James H. The family suggests that any Warehouse Point; 10 grandchildren Damon of Plymouth, I^ss., and memorial gifts may be made to the and 12 great-grandchildren. Robert A. Damon of Medford, Mass.; American Cancer Society, 237 E. The funeral is Monday at 9:15 a.m. a daughter, Mrs. Etta Colla of Middle Tpke., or to a charity of the from the Burke-Fortin Funeral Boston; and five grandchildren.' Final preparations for the hall donor’s choice. Home, 76 Prospect St., with a Mass The funeral and burial will be at Sacred Heart Church at 10. Burial private. Red, white and blue decorations have transformed the Manchester State Armory into a Clarence C. Sasso will be in Grove Hill Cemetery. The Fitzgerald Funeral Home, 225 ballroom for tonight’s Bicentennial “Grand Ball ’76.’’ Folding matching napkins for the Friends may call at the funeral Main St., is in charge of C laren c e C. S asso, 72, of home tonight from 7 to 9 and Sunday arrangements. event, members of the decorations committee are from the left, John Bengston, Ellen Wynnewood, Pa., died Friday at from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. There are no calling hours. Zinsser, who is co-chairman, Anne Kwash and Laura Freeman. (Herald photo by Dunn) Manchester Memorial Hospital after becoming ill while visiting his son ftw«aws?wss=:-f In Memoriam Weiss set date for budget hearing In loving memory of our beloved About town mother and grandmother, Elither S. Sllveritein, who passed away Town Manager Robert Weiss an­ Council group this week. The $14,- tion wagon went off W. Middle Tpke. February 29, 1969. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spaeth will nounced this week that Manchester’s Manchester 150,063 budget plan faces its first test into the Hockanum River. We often sit and think of you serve as host and hostess Sunday annual budget hearing is scheduled Monday, when the Board of Educa­ Three new patrolihen were sworn And think of bow you died. for April 5. Weiss, who hasn’t an­ tion meets the Board of Directors to in by Police Chief Robert Lannan To think you couldn't say goodbye from 2 to 5 p.m. at Lutz Junior week in review Before you closed your eyes. Museum, which is open to the public nounced his spending plans, said the discuss spending. Friday in the first hirings under plans to fill vacancies in the force. The blow was hard, the shock severe free of charge. budgeting is difficult this year. Drug survey We never thought your death so near, Weiss indicated he may recom­ A drug use survey conducted by The new officers begin training Mon­ God called you home and gave you rest mend a hike in water rates. He said state Department of Community Af­ day and will return to Manchester We know on earth, you did your best. The Rev. Felix Davis, pastor of Se­ fairs. Crossroads, the town's counseling cond Congregational Church, will his plans will be announced during and referral center, indicated that April 22. ______Children and Grandchildren the last week of March. Deadlines for Preliminary site plans were ap­ lead a devotional program Monday at proved by the state agency Monday, alcohol and tobacco are more of a Architects chosen 1:30 p.m. in Cronin Hall of Mayfair adopting a budget and tax rates are problem in Manchester schools than In Memoriam but there are several more approvals Two local architectural firms, Gardens. All Mayfair residents are May 7. other, illegal drugs. In loving memory of Nettie Reale The Republican members of the required before the project can be Lawrence Associates, and Manky who passed away February 28, 1969. invited. built. Results of the survey were made Board of Directors, which will decide known this week when Crossroads Associates, were selected this week Each leaf and flower may wither, the budget and tax rate, said they’ll to begin planning renovations at The evening sun may set; Manchester Chapter, Parents Bonus conducted its first parent awareness But the hearts that loved you dearly, take a “ long and hard look” at Weiss’ Manchester's Board of Education program. Washington School and Bentley Are the ones that won't forget. Without Partners, will have a dance tonight at 9 at Fiano’s Restaurant, spending plans. The three minority this week authorized spending a $62,- In the wake of controversial dis­ School, respectively. The projects will be done only if money for a state A1 and Family Bolton. directors asked for pubiic comments 581 bonus it received from the state, cussion about illegal drug trafficking on budget planning. the proceeds from Connecticut’s last in Manchester, local police made grant becomes available. The architects’ task at this point is mere­ Who is employe? Instant Lottery. several arrests and seized small The extra money will go for quantities of marijuana and heroin ly to do as much work as will be Manchester’s Pension Board graphic arts, science and musical this week. necessary to apply for a grant. decided this week to get legal advice equipment, and for instructional Four persons were arrested Mon­ on a continuing question: Are materials for reading and guidance day after an “undercover buy” of a Human relations federaliy funded town personnel con­ programs, the board decided. pound of marijuana, and three per­ The Human Relations Commission sidered town employes and does the In other education news this week, sons were arrested Thursday after Manchester he was being treated for injuries suf­ this week prepared arguments to town have to contribute for their the school board was old that follow- police learned they were allegedly present to the Board of Directors • Frances J. Dowds, 29, of 1238 fered in an auto accident in East retirement? through on the school system's dental bringing heroin to Manchester, March 9 in favor of giving the commis­ Hartford Tpke., Vernon was charged Hartford earlier Friday, police said. The problem surfaced this week health program has been difficult due authorities said. sion a role in monitoring the town’s with illegal operation of a motor vehi­ He had bags of marijuana in his when three employes in the school to lack of money. Dental hygienists Affirmative Action Plan for preven­ cle on a sidewalk after a one-car ac­ clothing, police said. Other news on this week's police system —paid with federal grants said they’re finding many serious blotter included a Wednesday night ting bias in town employment prac­ cident today at 4 a.m. on Main St. Harrison was admitted to the The car driven by Dowds crossed a —asked the Pension Board to ap­ dental problems in school children. incident in which a patrolman, tices. The commission contends that hospital and was listed in satisfac­ prove contributions for their retire­ checking the rear of a Green Rd. the ordinance setting it up charges it sidewalk and struck a utility pole, tory condition late this morning. Negotiations for a new contract for ment. store, was knocked out by an uniden­ with that responsibility. At least police said. Upon his release from the hospital, the town's 550 public school teachers tified dassailant, and a Thursday some of the directors do not agree. She was taken by ambulance to police said he will be held by them on Housing were said to be going well this week, night auto accident, with minor in­ Manchester Memorial Hospital $5,000 surety bond. Court will be The Manchester Housing Authori­ although each side—the school board jury, in which a local motorist's sta­ Seek reinstatement where she was admitted. She was March 15 if bond is posted, earlier if ty, after blasting state officials a and the teachers —estimated listed in satisfactory condition late week ago for stalling their 40-unit different settlement dates. Manchester Community Services not. Council decided to ask the Board of this morning, a spokesman said. elderly housing project, got their The school board’s budget request Directors to include funds in this She is scheduled to appear in Com­ • Richard M. Munroe, 17, of 501 first green light this week from the for 1976-1977 got the support of a PTA mon Pleas Court 12 in East Hartford Hilliard St. was arrested Friday on a year’s budget to reactivate the March 16. court warrant charging him with Department of Human Services. The • Edward J. Bastarache, 32, of 40 second-degree burglary, third-degree department was cut out of the budget Olcott St. was arrested today on W. larceny, and second-degree last July, and Alan Mason, director, Middle Tpke. at 2:10 a.m. and attempted burglary. The charges Events planned by ehurehes became administrator of the Com­ charged with operating a motor vehi­ stem from a Dwember break into a munity Development Funds. It would cost the town ^tween $6,000 ai^ $7,- cle while under the influence of Hilliard St. apartment and an “Future Energy Sources: The of the Nazarene Bible College in The 10 singers in the group are 000 to assume the portion of Mason’s alcohol or drugs. Court is March 16. attempted break there Feb. 17. Court Nuclear Reactor Pro and Con” will Florida near Johannesburg. students at Luther College, a two- salary which has been paid to date by • David M. Bushey, 20, of 670 N. is March 15. be the topic of a talk by Dr. Douglas The Agape Folk Singers from year school qualified to confer either HUD (U.S. Department of Housing Main St. and Peter M. Weiss, 20, of 71 • Barbra C. Chandler, 18, of Pease of Coventry to the Unitarian- Luther College, Teaneck, N.J., will the associate of arts degree or the and Urban Development, Town fc-: Lakewood Circle N. were arrested Willie’s Motel, Center St., was Universalist Society of Manchester present a concert, which is open to associate in religious arts degree. Manager Weiss said. today after midnight at the Hartford arrested Friday at 4:54 p.m. at Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at the Com­ the public, Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at Road Cafe and charged with breach Marshall’s store on Center St. and munity Y. Emanuel Lutheran Church. A free­ of peace. charged with fourth-degree larceny Dr. Pease, a physicist, will explore will offering will be received.' They had allegedly shoved their (shoplifting). Court is March 22. the ecological factors and en­ What Our Cuitonien Ire Saying — way into the crowd^ cafe despite • Cathleen A. Koloski, 17, of East vironmental problems of nuclear the management’s attempt to keep Hartford was arrested Friday at 1:35 power. He will also discuss alter­ them out, police said. Management p.m. at Treasure City and charged native energy sources, including the PRE-SPMNG SPECIALS ON SIDING! Mr«. C. - EvoryoM Knows How Good Your Pizza told police they were at their legal with fourth-degree larceny (shoplif­ use of alcohol from natural gas. It; Why Don’t You Toll Thom About capacity and could let people in only ting). Court is March 15. The Rev. Theodore P. Esselstyn, a Your Choice of: ALUMINUM Your Olhor FIno lltllan DIthot? as other patrons left. • Kathleen M. Mullin, 17, of 336 missionary to South Africa, will be VINYL or STEEL Court is March 15. Center Rd., Vernon was arrested the guest speaker at the 10:45 a.m. • John P. Harrison, 31, of Hartford Friday at 10:43 a.m. at Woodland 20 Colors To Chooso FromI '■ Aniwtr — You’ro Right — Pooplo Lovo Our Bakod service at the Church of the Lotagna, And Our Bakod Manicottll was arrested Friday at 6:50 p.m. at Gardens on Woodland St. and Nazarene, 236 Main St. Prices Are Now Lower on Shlingl the emergency room of MMH and charged with fourth-degree larceny The guest speaker has been prin­ Free Estimatss — Easy Tarma charged with possession of a con­ (shoplifting). She allegedly cipal of the Nazarene Bible College Mra. C. — How About Tho SpaghottI, And Tho trolled substance (marijuana) with attempted to leave the store without at Arthurseat, and in January 1975 BILLTUNSKY 649-9095 Sholla, — And Tho Qrindort? intent to sell. Harrison was semi­ a paying for a tray of flowers valued changed assignments to be principal conscious at the time of the arrest as at $10. Court is March 15. Antwor — Right Again... 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Page t - WEEKEND- Feb. »■ 1876 WEEKEND - Feb. 28, 1976 - Page 3 This week’s movies on TV Forum of the arts UNICO sponsors To d a y 11:25 (40) "The Blue 11:30 (3) “^ha- Group” By June Tompkins Al Martino show Knight” (1973). William (1966).'Joahna Pettet, Jessica 1:00 (5) "Dr. Cyclops” Holden, Lee Remick. Walter, Shirley Knight. (1940). Albert Dekker, Janice 11:30 (30) "Three/ "iTeCei/isii 11:30 (5) “The Bellhoy” Logan. At the Bushnell Tonight, the department of dramatic ’The M anchester Chapter of UNICO will Comrades” (1938). Robert (1960). Jerry Lewis, Alex sponsor the Al Martino Benefit Show 1:00 (9) “One in a MlUion” Taylor, Margaret Sulliv^h, Gurry. Thursday a t the Bushnell Memorial Hall arts presents “Death of a Salesman” by (1937). Sonja Henje, Don Arthur Miller in the Harriet S. Jorgensen March 7 at 8 p.m. at Bushnell Memorial F r ^ h o t Tone. / 11:30 (9) “Spartacus” Kirk in Hartford, the Bushnell Children’s Ameche. Midnight (9) “Berlin Af­ Theatre at 8:15 p.m. For reservations, Hall. Douglas, Laurence Oliver, Theatre Series presents “The Emperor’s 2:30 (5) “Wee Willie fair" (1970). Darren Jeanne Sinunons, Tony (hir- call the box office at 429-2912. Appearing on the show are comedian Winkle” (1937). Shirley Tem­ This week’s sports on TV New Clothes” a t 10:15 a.m . and 1 p.m. McGavin, Brian Kelly. tis. Lou Cary and Bohby Kaye and his ple, Victor McLaglen. This new musical adaptation by the orchestra. 11:30 (40) “The Sex Sym- Prince Street Players of Hans Christian Sanctuary festival 3:00 (9) “Journey to Shiloh” hol” (1974). Connie Stevens, Today Proceeds from the show will benefit the (1968) . James Caan, Brenda Mondi^y Sunday Ty^sday Andersen’s classic employs new Shelley Winters, Jack Carter.. 2:00 (640) Golf: Tourna­ A festival of drama, music and dance, Cooley’s Anemia Foundation. Cooley’s Scott, Michael Sarrazin. 1:00 (9) Champions: Track 8:00 (24) College Basket­ characters and subplots as well as eight 1:00 (5) “Hatters Castie” ment Players Championship. artistic expressions in the sanctuary, will Anemia is the main charity this year of 6:30 (9) “Step Down to and field, w ei^t lifting. ball: Connecticut vs. Fair- (1948). James Mason, 2:00 (20-22-30) College original songs. be sponsored by the American Society for Terror” (1959). Rod Taylor, 1:30 (20-22-30) Tennis: field. UNICO National. Dehorah Kerr. Th u rsd a y Basketball: St. John’s vs. For information.on this field trip oppor­ Colleen Miller, Charles Nastase vs. Rosewall. 10:30 (24) The Way It Was: Church Architecture (ASCA) and the Special guests of honor at this event will 1:00(9) "That Night in Rio” Providence, tunity teachers and youth group leaders parish of TVinity Church in Hartford Drake. .(1941). Alice Faye, Don 1:00 (5) “ The Accused” 2:00 (40) Superstars. 1940 NFL championship. be Mayor George Athanson of Hartford, 3:00 (3) Tennis: Connors vs. 2:00 (24-57) College may contact Fran Gordon, coordinator of March 7 at 8 p.m. at the church at 120 . 7:00 (5) "Pursuit of the Ameche, Carmen Miranda. (1948). Loretta Young, Robert Mayor Matt Moriarty Jr. of Manchester, Orantes. Wrestling: Iowa State vs. the series, at 523-0320. Graf Spee” (1971). Anthony 4:00 (9) “Charge at Feather Cummings. Sigourney St., Hartford. Mrs. Dorothy Guiliotis, chairman of the 3:30 (8-40) Pro Bowling: Iowa. Wednesday March 6 at 8 p.m., Manhattan Transfer Quayle, Peter Finch. River” (1953). Guy Madison, 1:00 (9) “Down Argentine Featured will be choral music, the Connecticut Campaign Against Cooley’s The Midas Open. 3:00 (3) NBA Basketball: 9:30 (9) ABA Basketball: will head the entertainment bill. 9:00 (20-22-30) “Westworld” Frank Lovejoy, Vera Miles. Way” (1940). Betty Grable, Trinity Choir original dance works, and Anemia, and Paul Alongi, president of 4:00 (20-22-30) College Warriors vs. Celtics. Nets vs. Nuggets. (1973). Richard Benjamin, 4:30 (20) "The Big Don Ameche. March 7 at 8 p.m., the Manchester the Dance/Theatre Workshop Company. Basketball: San Francisco vs. 3:30 (640) Golf: Tourna­ UNICO National. James Brolin, Yul Brynner, Blockade” (1942). Michael 4:00 (9) “The Violent Men” Chapter of UNICO presents the A1 Mar­ . ment Players Championship. For information, call 527-8133. There are about 200,000 known cases of Linda Scott. Redgrave. (1955). Glenn Ford, Barbara Thursday tino Show to benefit the Cooley’s Anemia 5:00 (840) Wide World of 5:00 (640) Wide World of Cooley’s Anemia in this country. ’The dis­ 9:00 ( 57) “A Sense of Loss” 8:00 (8-40) "Young Stanwyck, Edward G. Robin­ 8:00 (57) The Way It Was: Fund. Sports. Sports. ease affects people of Mediterranean (1972). Documentary. Pioneers” (1976). Linda Purl, son. XaMotta-Robinson March 12 at 8 p.m., the Connecticut 5:00 (18) Athletes in Action. 10:30 (5) Sports Ebrtra. Choral Club seeks members ancestry. It seems to be prevalent among 11:00 (5) “Castle Keep” Roger Kero, Robert Hays. 4:30 (20) “Calling the Tune” middleweight fight. Opera Association presents Wagner’s (1969) . Burt Lancaster, Peter (1938). Cedric Hardwicke. 6:00 (9) Racing from The Choral Club of Hartford is seeking Italian- and Greek-Americans. A person 11:30 (3) “The Apartment” Aqudeuct: The Next Move. “The Flying Dutchman.” Falk. 8:00 (9) “Ship of Fools” members to join in rehearsal for its spring who has this disease requires frequent (1960). Jack Lemmon, Shirley 9:00 (9) NHL Hockey: For information or reservations, call 11:15 (40) “ Jane Eyre” (1965). Lee Marvin, Vivian Friday concert April 30 and May 1 at the Bushnell Maclaine, Fred MacMurray. Rangers vs. North Stars. blood transfusions and usually dies before (1970) . Susannah York, Leigh, Simon Slgnoret. the box office at 246-6807, or the Connec­ Memorial Hall in Rgrtford. 11:30 (5) “ The Verdict” 11:30 (9) Racing from 7:00 ( 24) Tennis: Aetna the age of 21. Tickets are available at the George C. Scott, Ian Bannen. 9:00 (20-22-30) Monday ticut Opera Association at 527-0713. Rehearsals are held Veekly at the First (1946). Sydnfey Greenstreet, Roosevelt: The Anthony World Cup Tournament. A Bushnell box office, and by calling Frank 11:30 (8) "Murderers' “McNaughton’s Dabghter” Peter Lorre. Wayne. 8:00 (9) College Basketball: 8:00 (9) NHL Hockey: Church of Christ Congregational in West AL MARTINO J. Filloramo, chairman, at 643-9508. Row” (1966). Dean Martin, (1976). Susan Clark, Vera 11:30 (9) “ Mickey One” Midnight (9) Wrestling. Manhattan vs. Seton Hall. Rangers vs. Flames. Elizabeth Brady with LTM Hartford. Several members are from Karl Malden, Ann-Margret. (1956). Warren Beatty, Miles, Tina Andrews. Elizabeth Brady appears in the title role Manchester. Midnight (3) "The War Alexandria Stuart. 11:30 (30) ‘“rhe Dark at the . of “And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little” For further information, call 236-5722. Wagon” (1967). John Wayne, Top of the Stairs” (1960). Robert Preston, Dorothy presented by the Little Theatre of Kirk Douglas. Howard Keel. 1:30 (9) "The Weird McGuire, Eve Arden. Manchester Friday and Saturday, and Woman." Lon Chaney Jr. Tu e sd a y 11:30 (5) “ Yellow Sky” March 12 and 13 at East Catholic High Hartford Stage Company 1:00 (5) “The Big Knife” (1948). Gregory Peck, Anne School at 8:30 p.m. The world premiere of Ray Aranha’s S un day (1955). Jack Balance, Ida Baxter. Co-starring with Ms. Brady are Pat “The Estate” is playing at the Hartford Lupino. 11:30 (9) "Spartacus” Kirk Turner and Teri Sturtevant. Stage Company, 65 Kinsley St., Hartford, 7:30 (30) "Wyoming Kid” 1:00 (9) “ Tem ptation” Douglas, Laurence Olivier, For reservations, call 649-0812, 646-4972 through March 7. (1947). Dennis Morgan, Jane (1946). Merle Oberon, Paul Jeanne Simmons, Tony ( ^ I s . Wyman. or 649-1564. Tickets will also be available “The Estate” evolves in the unsettled Lucas, George Brent. at the door. Noon (5) "Blonde atmosphere of post-revolutionary 4:00 (9) “Count Three and Dynamite’’ (1950). The P ray" (1955). Van Heflin, Frid a y Q u asar America and is the story of ’Thomas Bowery Boys. Joanne Woodward, Raymond ^ 100% SOUD STATE • WORKS IN A DRAWER'COLOR TV Dinner theaters Jefferson’s confrontation with a free 12:30 (3) “Mr. Magoo in 1:00 (5) “I Love a Soldier” Burr. (1944). Paulette Goddard, “Guys and Dolls” plays its final perfor­ black scientist and his anguished love for Sherwood .Forest” (1964). 4:30 (20) “The Franchise a slave-mistress. Animated cartoon. Sonny Tufts. 2 3 ^ diagonal Picture! mances at the Coachlight Dinner Theatre Affair” (1951). Michael 1:00 (9) “The Angry Hills” in East Windsor tonight and Sunday. For reservations, call the box office at 1:00 (S) “CaUlng Northside Denison, Dulcie Gray. 777” (19«). James Stewart, (1959). Robert Mitchum, "INSTA MXTIC" COLOR TUNING Opening Tuesday is Theodore Bikel 525-4258. 8:00 (9) "The Caine Helen Walker. Stanley Baker. Just push one starring in “Zorba” through April 25 Mutiny” (1954). Humphrey 4:00 (9) “Beyond Monbasa” •(ightMti button and you 1:45 (3) "M unster, Go Bogart, Jose Ferrer, Fred Aatomoiic ^ \ Color Hm automatically except for April 12 and 13. Those two (1957). Cornel Wilde, Donna riM ii^N i ' / balance color G&S presents ‘Pinafore’ Home” (1966). Fred Gwynne, MacMurray. dates, Bikel will star in the pre-Broadway Reed, Leon Genn. 7- ^ ^ intensity. Yvonne DeCarlo. 11:30 (5) “The Life of Emile hue. contrast. debut of “The 5th Cup,” called a contem­ The Gilbert & Sullivan Workshop will 2:00 (8) “ Kid Galahad” 4:30 (20) “The Dominant I brightness Zola” (1937). Paul Muni, Gale tMwoHi activate porary “Seder” in song for chorus and present “H.M.S. Pinafore” March 19 and (1962). Elvis Presley, Gig Sex” (1937). Diana Churchill, Sondergaard. Philips Holmes. Automatic Fine orchestra. 20 at 8 p.m. at East Catholic High School. Young, Lola Albright. Tuning. It's 11:30 (9) “ Atomic City” 9:00 (3) “M-A-S-H” (1970). that easy! At the Chateau de Ville in E ast Windsor, Proceeds from the show will be donated 3:00 (5) "CapUin Blood” (1952). Gene Barry, Lydia (1935). Errol Flynn, Olivia de Donald Sutherland, Elliott a vaudeville type show entitled the Rusty to New Hope Manor, the residential drug Clarke.' Gould. QS3000 100% SOLID STATE Havilland. Warren Show is playing through March 7. and alcohol rehabilitation center in 2:00 (3) “Bus Stop" (1956). 9:00 ( 8-40) “One of My CHASSIS with 3:00 (9) "What's So Bad Manchester for girls. Marilyn Monroe. Wives Is Missing” (1976). PLUG-IN About Feeling Good?” (1968). MODUUS For reservations, call 646-0152 or 649- Jack Kiugman, James Fran- At UConn George Peppard, Mary Tyler No chassis 6818. ciscus. lubes to burn Moore, Dorn DeLuise. Wednesday in Jorgensen Auditorium at 11:30 (5) “Top Secret Af­ "^outl II a circuit needs to 4:00 ( 20) "Sabado a la be replaced, an exchange module University of Connecticut in Storrs, W ednesd ay fair” (1957). Susan Hayward, can be plugged in by a service Noche d n el.” Pilobolus, a six-member dance theater Kirk Douglas. technician., usually in the home! Sailing fun at Goodspeed 4:00 (22) "Fighter 1:00 (5) "The Scarlet Em ­ 11:30 (9) “Death of a Gun- • Q S3000100% S o w troupe will present a program of new art Squadron” (1948). Edmond press” (1934). Marlene Capt. Irving Johnson will present his fighter” (1969). Richard Wid- MATRIX PLUS PICTURE TUBE State Modular Chassis Model WU8026MW form at 8:15 p.m. For information, call O’Brien, Robert Stack, Henry Dietrich, John Lodge. “Sailing Adventures” in the Goodspeed mark, Lena Horne, John • "Insla-Matte’ Coior Tuning 486-4226. Hull. 1:00 (9) "Hudson’s Bay” Crisp, clean Opera House' winter travelogue series at Saxon. pictures with • Plug-in Circuit Modules 5:00 (9) “The Bedford In­ (1941), Paul Muni, Gene vivid color. And UP TO East Haddam March 6 at 2:30 and 8:30 11:45 (3) “ Two for the • Matrix Plus Picture Tube cident” (1965). Richard Wid- 'Tierney, Laird Cregar. ■ in the Quasar p.m. and March 7 at 4 p.m. Seesaw” (1962). Robert Matrix Plus Pic­ • Pushbutton UHF Tuning $ 1 5 0 0 0 mark, Sidney Poitier, Martin 4:00 (9) “Ten Tall Men” ture Tube, a jet Mitchum, Shirley MacLalne. • Attractive Campaigner For reservations, call the box office at Balsam. (1951). Burt Lancaster, black matrix Chest styling! 873-8668. Tickets will also be available at surrounds each 6:00 (5) "Paradise Gilbert Roland, Jody color dot. Simulated TV Reception the door. Lawrence. TRADE Hawaiian Style” (1966). Elvis QAieeW Presley. 4:30 (20) "The Luck of a 7:00 (8-40) “The Sound of Sailor" (1934). David Weekend, an entertainment and televi­ Free concert Manners, Greta Nissen, THERE’S A BUMPER sion supplement, is published each Satur­ Rehearsal for workshop Music” (1965). JuUe Andrews, 20th CENTURY TV ’The Yale' School of Music performers Christopher. Plummer, Camillan Horn. CROP OF VALUES day by The Manchester Evening Herald, Robert Gordon, left, Dorothy Selinger and John Lombardo rehearse 8:00 (9) "Cat Creature” IN THE WANT ADS Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. 06040. will present free concerts March 7 and Eleanor Parker, Peggy Wood. 176 BURNSIDE AVE. EAST HARTF6RD (1974). Meredith Baxter, CALL Publisher Raymond F. Robinson March 21 in the Tapestry Hall of in costume for the Gilbert Si Sullivan Workshop presentation of 8:00 ( 9) “A Star Is Bom” (1956). , James David Hedison, Gale Tel. 528-1554 Weekend Editor Doug Bevins in Hartfonl at 3 “H.M.S. Pinafore” March 19 & 20 at East Catholic H i^ School. 643-2711 p.m. (Herald photo by Dunn) Mason. Sandergaard. Page 4 — WKEKEND — Feb. 28. 1976 Today, Feb. 28 1:00 Daytime programs M ovie...... 9 Week in Review...... 24 Department S ...... 9 Children's Film Festival .. 3 PTL G u b ...... 18 PTL Club...... 18 Black Perspective...... 30 M ovies...... 5-9 700 G u b ...... 18 11:00 Monday — Friday OdW Speaking F reely...... 24 Open D oor...... 57 11KI0 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 Em ergencey...... 20-22-30 M ovie...... 5 e.*00~ New England Journal...... 3 Ryan’s Hope...... 840 4KK) 3:30 Gam bit...... 3 Star T rek...... '22 6:30 Animation F estiv al___24-57 News...... -.... 8-22-30-40 Public Service Dennis the M enace...... 5 Insight ...... ' ...... 20 Bewitched ...... 3 Pro Bowling...... 8-40 Bewitched...... ,-.5 Som erset...... 22-30 Woman Alive ...... 24 News...... 3-8-20-22-30-40 8:30 Dick Van Dyke ...”...... 20 Programming...... s Phil Donahue ...... 8 Let’s Make a Deal...... 8 Lost in Space ...... 5 4:00 M ovie...... 9 1:30 Vegetable Soup...... 30 D o c...... 3 11:15 8:50 Kitty Today...... 22 Straight Talk...... 9 Brady Bunch...... 822 Big Valley...... 5 Survival K it...... 24-57 As the World Turns...... 3 Movie...... 9 Gamer Ted Armstrong. .. 40 Family at W ar...... 24 M ovie...... 40 Public Service Not for Women Only...... 30 Wheel of Fortune . .. .282830 Rhyme & Reason ...... 8-40 1:30 College Basketball.. .20-22-30 7:00 9d)0 Soundstage...... 57 Programming...... 3-5-850 Strum’n Drummers...... 40 Electric Co...... 24 Som erset...... 20 Sesame St...... 24 Days of Our Lives .. .282230 Sesame St...... 24 Make It Real ...... 8 Agronsky & Company...... 3 Mary Tyler Moore...... 3 11:30 7dl0 Edge of Night...... 40 5:00 M ovie...... 5 2K10 Lucy Show...... 30 Call of the W est...... 20 Vaudeville...... 5 News...... 3 N e w s ...... 3 9*.50 11:30 National Geographies...... 5 News...... 8-22 Green A cres...... 5 320,000 Pyram id...... 8-40 Mike Douglas...... 40 Wall St. Week...... 24 S.W.A.T...... 8-40 M ovie...... 8 Underdog...... 5 Love of L ife ...... 3 Lawrence Welk...... 18 Mr. Rogers...... 57 Fisherman ...... 30 Wide World of Sports . .. 8-40 NHL Hockey...... 9 R acin g ...... 9 Cartoon C arnival...... 8 Beverly Hillbillies...... ip Midday L iv e...... 5 2:30 U.F.O...... 9 Ask Congress ...... 20 4:30 Superman...... 40 M ovies...... 20-22-30-57 Saturday Night...... 20-22-30 T oday...... 22-30 Not for Women Only...... 22 Happy Days...... 840 Guiding L ight...... 3 Athletes in A ction...... 18 Firing Line ...... 24-57 Mary Hartman...... 30 Dinah ...... 8 2:00 " 9:30 Midnight Good Morning...... 40 Hollywood Squares . .2822-30 Ready or N ot...... 5 Mister Rogers...... 24 Hee H a w ...... 30 Flintstones...... 40 Mike Douglas...... 8 Soul T ra in ...... 3 Bob Newhart...... 3 M ovie...... 3 Villa Alegre...... 24 Neighbors ...... 840 N o v a ...... 57 Bonanza ...... 40 Movie...... 20 Golf...... 8-40 Jerry Falwell...... 18 Wre’Stiing...... 9 7:80 Sesame St...... y67 Doctors...... 2822-30 5:30 7:30 5 10KN) Hogan’s Heroes ...... 22 College Basketbal'... .20-22-30 Flying Circus ...... 24 1.-00 Ihigs Bunny...... Noon ' 3d)0 Faculty Conversation___24 Land of the T h ree...... 3 Good Morning...... g Price Is Right ...... 3 Mod Squad...... 30 Lilas, Yoga and You...... 24 lOdM) Rock C oncert...... 5 News...... 889 All in the Family...... 3 Connecticut Woman...... 8 News...... 9 That G irl...... 5 Sesame St...... 57 2:30 6:00 Grammy Awards...... 3 Ebony A ffair...... 9 Magnificent Marble R ln T in T in ...... 5 Bill Moyers hosts a weekly Nashville on the Road . .. 20 A.M. Connecticut...... 8 M ovie...... News...... 3-22 5 News...... 5 Risk of M arriage...... 30 M achine...... 2822-30 General Hospital...... 8-40 5:00 As Schools Match Wits . . . 22 3KW Romper Room ___ ...... 9 Lucy Show...... 9 journal on public televi­ Great Dicisions ...... 24 Mission Impossible...... 5 Bert D’Angelo...... 8-40 Let’s Make a Deal...... 40 Brady Bunch...... 5 R acing...... 9 8.-00 1:30 Regis Philbin is host of . .. Living Word ...... 18 sion, Sundays at 10 p.m. on 3:00 Sound stag e...... 24 Big Valley...... 22 M ovie...... 9 Flhitstones...... 5 ...... 2822-30 13h30 Channels 24 and 57. Living F a ith ...... 18 The Jeffersons...... 3 10:30 ABC-TV’s new , Another World ...... 2822-30 Mr. Rogers...... 24 Sports Spectacular...... 3 2.-00 Public Service Sesame St...... 24 Search for Tomorrow...... 3 To be announced ...... 20 Almost Anything Goes .. 8-40 Black New s...... 5 “The Neighbors,” seen 3 M Jerry Visits...... 3 Programming...... 9 Leave It to Beaver ...... 40 All My Children...... 8-40 Monday thi^gh I^day at Journey to Adventure...... 9 Mickey Mouse G u b ...... 3-5 5:30 T oday...... 20 One Life to Live ...... 8-40 2:30 p.m., and field an­ 10:90 Take My Advice...... 2822-30 Flintstones...... 5 Lassie...... 9 Lassie...... 18 Sunday, Feb. 29 nouncer of “ Almost 3:30 AndyGrifflth ...... 5 IdM Our SPEEDY SfMClalty Bit parts PTL G u b ...... 18 Electric Co...... 24-57 Anything Goes," Saturday Monkees...... 5 High R ollers...... 2822-30 Match G am e...... 3 6d)0 TRULY DELICIOUS a t 8 p.m. Joe Franklin...... Hodgepodge Lodge...... 24 Hogan’s Heroes ...... 30 10:30 College Wrestling...... 24-57 7:30 Charlton Heston will star in ...... 9. I Love Lucy ...... 4 0 Movies ...... 5H) Lilias. Yoga & You...... 57 Everywoman...... 3 “Gray Lady Down,” a News...... 40 Look Up and L iv e ...... 3 Superstars...... 40 Lowell Thomas...... 57 CHICKEN 6:30 Growie Goolies...... 8 suspense story of a sinking 8KK) Brown in 6 MlnutM Insight ...... 3 Point of View...... 9 2:30 nuclear submarine. Monday, March. 1 Rev. Cleophus Robinson ... 5 Jewish Heritage...... 40 Living Faith ...... 18 Sonny 4 C h er...... 3 The world’s "finest eatin’ Walter Pidgeon has been Lawrence Welk...... 5 chicken” with incom­ 7:00 10:45 3:00 added to the cast of “Two- M ovie...... 9 parable taste. 8dH) Concentration...... 8 Camera Three ...... 3 NBA Basketball...... 3 Minute Warning” at Univer­ Rich Little...... 2822-30 10:30 Jewish Life ...... 30 Spring St. USA...... 18 News...... 3-8-22-30 Ironside...... 9 Wonder Window...... 5 M ovies...... 5-9 sal. People & Politics ...... 24-57 New Jersey R eport...... 9 11:00 CALL IN ORDER Bewitched ...... 5 Journey To Adventure . .. 18 Ask Kleiner This is the Life ...... 8 Ellery Queen...... 20-22-30 Walter Matthau will be one 8:30 Eye on Woman...... 3 3:30 Pick Up 10 Minutes Later It Takes a Thief...... 9 Animation F estival...... 57 N ova...... 24-57 of the masters of ceremonies F ilm ...... 20 Phyllis ...... 3 By Dick Kleiner Lucy Show...... 22 Flintstones...... 5 G olf...... 8-40 Real McCoys...... 18 11:00 8:30 at the M arch 29 O scar To Tell the Truth...... 30 Ring Around the World .. 30 These Are the Days ...... 8 PTL G u b ...... 18 Merv G riffin...... 5 News...... 3822-24-384857 Sharing...... 18 Awards. To be announced ...... 20 Anyone For Tennyson___57 7:30 G randstand...... 20-22-30 Ambassador Concert. .. 2857 Mary Hartman...... 5 Rex Humbard...... 9 Zoom...... 24-57 7:30 — Arthur & Company...... 3 Magic of Music ...... 24-57 DECrS DHR-M Arthur Hailey's novel, “The 9dK) The Lucy Show...... 9 Lure of Fishing Lures ... 22 9d)0 ...... 40 Price is Right...... 3 Yogi Bear ...... 5 4S2 CENTER ST. Moneychangers,” will be All in the Fam ily...... 3 Carrascolendas...... 30 4KK) Kojak ...... 3 6:15 ^ Adam 12...... 5 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 DEAR DICK: Could yon tell me If Gift Osmond, who played Workshop for Shut-Ins ___ 8 64S-2660 brought to television as a four- Joe Forrester...... 2822-30 In “Shark’s Treasnre,” is related to the singing Osnunds? ^ Sesame St...... 57 M ovies...... 20-22 L it^race...... 5 News...... 23 Crisis in Education...... 8 The Christophers...... 9 hour NBC-TV movie. 9:30 11:30 —CM., Snmmerside, P.E.I., Can. 11:15 Honeymooners ...... 30 Katheryn Kuhlman ...... 18 Connecticut Report...... 18 Vegetable ^ u p ...... 22 8:30 Movies ...... 3.5.9 Again, no relation. Changing T im es...... 22 Columbo...... 20-22-30 Partridge Family...... 5 Friends of Man ...... 20 Maude...... 3 M ovie...... 30 4:30 Life in the S p irit...... 18 Merv G riffin...... 8 11:30 Masterpiece Theatre ... 24-57 News...... 820-22-30 Hollywood Squares ___ 22-30 DEAR 'DICK: Please settle an argument. Is actor Barry Jerry Falwell...... 40 Flying Nun ...... 30 Johnny Carson ...... 2822-30 SnUivan dead? If so, when did he die? - N. POLE, Ledibridge, Face the Nation...... 3 9:30 American Outdoorsman .. 18 MacNeil R ep o rt...... 24 6:00 10:00 Country Music Awards ... 40 AlU., Can. Make a Wish...... 8-40 5:00 Jack Benny Show...... 5 En Francias...... 34 Polka ...... 40 MacNeil R eport...... 57 We Believe ...... ’...... 3 Medical Center...... 3 I suppose your first name is North, right? To answer your As Schools Match Wits ... 22 Mission: Impossible ...... 5 Oral Roberts...... 18 Carrascolendas...... 57 Martin Agronsky ...... 57 News...... 5- question, Barry Sullivan is still alive aid well. Wonderama...... 5 Adelante...... 30 Wide World of Sports . .. 8-40 10:00 8:00 1:00 Catholic Service...... 8 6:45 Rich Man, Poor Man ... 8-40 11:55 M ovie...... 9 B ronk...... 3 Rhoda...... 3 Tomorrow...... 2822-30 DEAR DICK: Could yon please tell me Barbara Eden’s ap- Davey & G oliath...... 9 New York Report ...... 9 Erica ...... 24-57 News...... 5 iiS is Searching Society...... 24 The Cross W its...... 5 1:20 proxinute age, what movies she appeared in and the name of Word of L ife...... 22 Golf G in ic...... ,22 RENT-A-CAR Jigsaw John ...... 2822-30 her spouse, if married. -F .S . WISSINGER, Heme, Pa. Three Stooges...... 30 Living F a ith ...... 18 7KM) M ovie...... 8-40 Hitchcock P resents...... 5 Sesame St...... 57 PTL Gub ...... 18 Barbara is around 40. She’s made six movies — All before Noon 5:15 Moyer’s Journal...... 24-57 News...... 822-40 College Basketball...... 9 Onedin Line...... 24 1:30 8:30 her big TV fame. The best were ‘"nie Wonderful World of the Face the State ...... 3 Changing T im es...... 30 10:25 Andy Griffith ...... 5 700 C lu b ...... 18 Flying Circus ...... 57 Joe Franklin...... g Spread a Little Sunshine .. 3 Brothers Grimm” and “The Seven Faces of Dr. Lao” At the M ovie...... 5 Good Heavens...... 8-40 Insight ...... 8 moment, she’s unmarried, but she used to be Mrs. Michael Issues 4 Answers ...... 8-40 5:30 Ansara. Day of Discovery...... 9 Hour of P ow er...... 9 Outdoors With Boros...... 3 10:30 Tuesday, March, 2 DEAR DICK: Could yon please tell me when Omar Sharif Oral Roberts...... 22 Treehouse Club...... 20 Jimmy Swaggart...... 18 Sports Extra ...... 5 Sacred H eart...... 40 Kelly’s K o m er...... 22 OdM) was bom? Also, what was the first movie he was ever in and Insight ...... 20 10:55 LfC f Adam 12...... 5 Christian Living"...... 18 Woman...... 24 what are some of his more recent movies? —ANNIE 8:45 What About Woman ...... 30 News...... 3-822-30 Antiques...... 24-57 News...... 8-40 Don A dam s...... 8 Adams Chronicles...... 24 11:30 BALLARD, Geveland, Tenn. Davey 4 G oliath...... 40 Firing Line ...... 57 Bewitched...... 5 Formby’s Workshop ...... 30 Human Dimension...... 18 lOdH) Mass. Primary 382822-30-40 Sharif was bom in '32 and made his movie debut in 11.-00 It Takes a Thief...... 9 9:00 Music C ity...... 20 Switch...... 3 M ovies...... 5-9 something called "Goha” in '59. Among his latest movies: 12:30 6:00 Gabe Pressman...... 5 Real McCoys...... 18 Barrio...... 3 MacNeil R eport...... 24 News...... 5 MacNeil Report ...... 57 Valley,” “The Horseman" and “The Tamarind M ovie...... 3 It Takes a Thief...... 9 To be announced ...... 20 New D a y ...... 8 News...... 3-22 Treasure Hunt ...... 30 Marcus Welby, M.D...... 8-40 Oral Roberts...... 9 Dialogue...... 8 M ovie...... 5 PTL Club...... 18 Zoom...... 2857 Room 222 ...... 40 11:45 Rent a New PTL Club...... 18 Merv Griffin...... 8 DEAR DICK: During the '30s, my brother and I attended Day of Discovery...... 22 Meet the Fh-ess...... 20-22-30 Concentration...... 8 News...... 22-30 Gunsmoke...... 40 Martin Agronsky...... 57 H abitat...... 57 Mystery of the Week ____40 Saturday matinees at our local theater. We would see a few Christopher Goseup ...... 40 Conversations W ith...... 40 Day of Discovery...... Kup’s Show ...... 57 6:15 1976 GRANADA SdH) 10:30 MMniahl cartoons, an Onr Gang or Charlie Chase comedy, a serial Sesame St...... 57 Human Dimension...... 20 11:15 News...... 20 1:00 Good Tim es...... 3 Gamer Ted Armstrong___9 w . , chapter, a Pete Smith specialty. Movietone news and two Biack Journal...... 24-57 To be announced ...... 3 from 9:15 M ovie...... 6:30 The Cross W its...... 5 The Way It W as...... 24 movie ...... ™westerns, aU for a dime. We each had onr favorite cowboy star Connecticut Newsmakers. 30 Johnny Carson ...... 2822-30 -fcis favorite was Tom Keene, mine was George O’Brien. Are Connecticut Seen 8 11:20 Dillon Leasing Corp. Partridge Family...... 5 Happy Days...... 840 Woman...... 57 Davey 4 G oliath...... 8 D rag n et...... 40 M ovie...... 9 1:15 they stUI iiving? -WENDELL L. ROBINETTE, Sockton, The Champions...... 9 M annix...... 8 News...... 820-22-30 Greatest Sports Legends . 18 700 C lub...... 18 11KH) Joe Franklin...... 9 Calif. 9:30 This is the Life ...... I8 6:30 M ovie...... 40 Only $70 psr wesk,.plus milssgs As Man Behaves ...... 24 Movin’ O n ...... 2822-30 News...... 8822-30-4857 4:30 You do bring back the good old days. Today you see one Challenge...... 3 Grandstand...... 20-22-30 News...... 3-20-22-30 11:30 to qualifisd rsntsrs. Flintstones...... 40 Gettin’ O ver...... 57 College Basketball...... 24 Mary Hartman...... 5 Tomorrow 2822-30 tenture and it costs 33 to 34.50. But anyhow, to your question — Captain Noah ...... 8 Faith For Today ...... 18 News...... 3 Tom Keene died in '63, but George O’Brien is still with us. Adams Chronicles...... 57 7dl0 Behind the L in e s...... 57 The Lucy Show...... 9 Percy Sutton...... ” 9 Book B e a t...... 24 David Susskind...... 5 8:30 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 Hitchcock P resents...... 5 . l/rban Spotlight ...... 22 Superman...... 40 M ovie...... 30 Many can ami trueka i News...... 822-40 1:30 Andy Griffith ...... 5 MASH...... 3 DEAR DICK: Will Happy Days be making any more shows? Let Us Celebrate...... 30 World Press ...... 57 FORD for rant at low, low! Insight ...... 40 Hour of P ow er...... 18 11:45 rataat Concentration...... 8 Merv G riffin...... 5 My fritmd said they srere taking it off the air in 1976. — NICK Tennis...... 20-22-30 News...... 3 Bit parts RILEY, WiatersvUle, Ohio. 7dN) Ironside ...... 9 Laveme & Shirley...... 840 Gilligan’s Island...... 40 Sammy 4 Company ...... 22 It’s still on, and will stay on through this season. Nobody yet 10:00 60 M inutes...... 3 Pop Goes the Country...... 18 Survival K it...... 57 Alan Arkin will be a 1:45 319 Main SL, Mandisstar Jo Anne Worley has been knows if it will be back next year, however. Lamp Unto My F e e t...... 3 M ovie...... 8-40 Midnight F ilm ...... 20 9dK) presenter at the 48th annual added to Walt Disney’s ‘"The Cartoon C arnival...... 8 M ovie...... 3 Mundo R eal...... 24 Rookies ...... 8-40 DEAR DICK: Could you please tell me who pbyed the part Perspective on Greatness . 9 Name of the Game...... 3 Phone 643<214S Academy Awards show. Shaggy D.A.” of Gunga Din in the movie of the same name that starred Cary Catholic Service...... 9-22-30 2:00 Singing Jubilee...... 18 M ovie...... 9 To Tell the Truth...... 30 Police Woman ...... 2822-30 Robert Aldrich will direct Latino ...... 40 Open D oor...... 57 Grant. I say it was Sam Jaffe. Am I right? K. JARVIS, M ovie...... 8 World of Disney...... 20-22-30 12:35 Adams Chronicles...... 57 Andy Griffith will star in the film venion of Joseph Stockton, Ca. Sesame St...... 57 The Wild Wild West ...... 9 Victory Garden...... 57 Longstreet...... 8 TOO 3:30 the ABC-TV movie, “For the Wambaugh’s bestseller, "The Right on the button. Jaffe played the title role in that Bobby Vinton ...... 3 One Day at a T im e...... 3 People.” Choirboys.” memorable '39 film. Page 6 - WEKKEND — Feb. 28,1976 Wednesday, March, 3. Saturday, We e k e n d — Feb. 28,1976 — Paee 7 6:00 Concentration...... 8 Report From the Capitol. 24 10:05 "™'W— News...... 3-8-22-30 Ironside...... 9 Images of Aging...... 57 Garden Party ...... 24-57 March 6 What’s due at Atheneum Bewitched ...... 5 CHROAUCOIOR Plese directs F ilm ...... 20 8:30 10:30 It Takes a Thief...... 9 The March calendar of organized by the Hartford ’ To Tell the Truth...... 30 Merv G riffin...... 5 Behind the L in es...... 24 8M events for the Wadsworth M arch 18, 20 Real McCoys.’...... 18 Victory Garden...... 57 BLACK & W HITE TV Architecture Conservancy, - “Ninotchka,” “M-A-S-H.” Tall Ships Are Coming ... 24 Anyone For Tennyson___57 Ag-USA...... 3 Atheneum, Hartford: Gallery A107. ‘Miss Reardon’ To be announced ...... 20 7:30 11:00 6:30 Exhibitions March 17 to April 25 — The Zoom...... 24-57 Name That T une...... 3 9:00 Saturday riwtinaaa News...... 3-8-22-2430-40-57 STEREO-RADIO Eye on Women...... 3 Through March 7 — Hudson River School: 19th Gunsmoke...... 40 Adam 12...... 5 Cannon...... 3 Saturday at 2 p.m. Charles Alan Plese is directing Paul Mary Hartman...... 5 *, V . Patterns for Living...... 5 American Indian Baskets, Century American 6:15 $25,000 Pyram id...... 8 B aretta...... 8-40 M arch 6 —" T h e Zindel’s “And Miss Reardon Drinks a Little” Dick Van Dyke...... 20 examples of the art of Landscapes In the Wadsworth News...... 20 Mayor’s Hall Hour ...... 18 Chico & The Man .. .20-22-30 7:00 Philadelphia Story.” ■ v to be presented by the Little Theatre of Great Performances ... 24-57 ALWAYS Ranger Station...... 3 basketry made by Indian Atheneum, selected works by March 13 - “My Man God­ Manchester March 5, 6, 12 and 13 at East 6:30 Wild Kingdom...... 20-30 11:30 women, Avery Court. Frederic Church, Thomas MacNeii R eport...... 24 Underdog...... 5 frey.” Catholic High School. Performances are at Partridge Famiiy...... 5 9:30 M ovies...... 3-5-9-40 NY AT Through March 19 — Walls, Ck)le, Albert Bierstadt and Room 222 ...... 40 Cartoon C arnival...... 8 March 20—“I’m No Angel.” 8:30 p.m. News...... 8-20-22-30 ABA Basketbail...... 9 Merv G riffin...... 8 an exhibition designed to en­ others, Avery Court and Martin Agronsky...... 57 Johnny Carson...... 20-22-30 Lucy Show...... 22 Champions...... 18 The R ock...... 18 T i m TV Consultation ...... 30 courage visitors’ awareness Austin Gallery. 1 Aatali* and Rogora Plese is drama director at Manchester Com­ En Francais ...... 24 8:00 MacNeii R eport...... 57 • i||HtTndi6 munity College. The Dumplings...... 20-22-30 7:30 of the space they Inhabit and Film First film at 7:30 p.m., se­ Book B e a t...... 57 Tony Oriando & D aw n___3 • 'nwHomTrW cond at 9:30 p.m. Since 1952, Plese has been associated with 1:00 ...... 3 how they can change it. Lions Th* Amwlcan Conwdy 6:45 The Cross W its...... 5 10:00 Gallery of the Senses. March 1, 2 —“Flying Down about 200 stage productions. He is a graduate Bionic Woman ...... 8-40 Blue Knight...... 3 Tomorrow...... 20-22-30 • ONE YEAR Flintstones...... 5 First film at 7:30 p.m., se­ Searching Society...... 24 News...... 9 Through March 28 — A cond at 9:30 p.m. to Rio,” ‘"nie Gay Divorcee.” of the University of Michigan and received his M ovie...... 9 News...... 5 1:05 FREE SERVICE March 8, 9 - “Top Hat,” I Dream of Jeanie...... 22 selection of 20 French March 3, 5 —“TTie Lady master’s degree from Springfield College. He V7d)0 700 C lub...... 18 Starsky & Hutch ...... 8-40 Hitchcock P resents...... 5 “Follow the Fleet.” Beverly HiUbiUles...... 30 drawings and watercolors by Eve,” “The Philadelphia has taught at Upsala University and has News...... 3-22-40 Little House PTLClub ...... 18 1:30 Daumier, Renoir, Cezanne M arch 15, 16 —“ Swing I • Su ltlictlon SdM Story.” produced Theatre 3 for the past three Andy Griffith ...... 5 on the P rairie...... 20-22-30 Petrocelli...... 20-22-30 Joe Franklin...... 9 and Courbet, Prints and Time,” “Shall We Dance.” Oumntood Ranger Station...... 3 March 4, 6 —“Sons of the sum m ers at MCC. Drawings Gallery. Desert,” “Some Like It Hot.” March 22, 23 —“Carefree,” Brady Bunch...... 5 ‘"The Story of Vernon and He has directed “Arsenic and Old Lace” for orMoiMy Through April 5 — March 10, 12 -"The Thursday, March, 4 Hong Kong Phooey...... 8-40 Irene Castle.” LTM and several plays at MCC. He appeared Photographic stories by General,” "Abbott and Newark & R eality...... 9 March 29, 30 —“Roberta,” last May in the cast of LTM’s "The Crucible” 6:00 Duane Michals, and work of Costello Meet Frankenstein.” Nashville on the Road ... 18 Cop & the Kid ...... 20-22-30 Em ergency...... ',20-22-30 ‘"rhe Barkleys of Broadway.” and with Hartford’s Producing Guild’s “The News...... 3-8-22-30 11:00 BMII'lil*] Ed Ruscha, MATRIX. M arch 11, 13 - " D u c k Sounding Board ...... 20 Fourth Estate...... 24 N e w s ....:...... 3-8-22-30-40 'if. Play’s The Thing.” Bewitched...... '...... 5 March 14 to May 30— Mills Soup,” “My Man Godfrey.” Black Perspective...... 24-57 The Way It W as...... 57 Mary Hartman...... 5 8:30 For further information of It Takes a Thief...... 9 in Connecticut, more than 30 March 17, 19 -■'Tillie’s For reservations, call 646-4972. Tickets will To tell the T ru th ...... 30 8:30 The Lucy Show ...... 9 Partridge Family...... 5 Atheneum events, call 278- Reai McCoys...... 18 photographs of Connecticut Punctured Romance,” “I’m also be sold at the door. Group rates are Barney M iller...... 8-40 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 Tom and J e r r y ...... 8-40 2670. To be announced ...... 20-24 7:30 mill buildings and interiors No Angel.” CHARLES PLESE available on request. G rady...... 20-22-30 Connecticut R eport...... 9 Gunsmoke ...... 40 Double Play ...... 3 11:30 [ i W f IIT N Anyone For Tennyson . . . . 24 Sigmund...... 20 Adam 12...... 5 M ovies...... 3.5.9 Zoom...... 57 Lowell Thomas...... 57 Josie & Pussycats...... 22-30 6:15 Candid Camera...... 8 Merv Griffin...... 8 9:00 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 TV to air News...... 20 M edix...... 18 Hawaii Five-0 ...... 3 9dN) M CC lists arts events 6:30 Hollywood Squares ...... 22 MacNeii R eport...... 24 Merv G riffin...... 5 Bit parts Bullwinkle...... 3 Partridge Family...... 5 ‘The Sounid The March arts calendar for WHNB-TV Special Edition 30 Sts. of San Francisco . . . 8-40 Bewitched...... 5 Center, free. Comic Books, Paintings of News...... 8-20-22-30 Manchester Community D ragnet...... 40 M ovie...... 20-22-30 ...... „ Kathryn Kuhlman ...... 9 Three short films — “A Karen Dobson, March 19 to Wally’s Workshop ...... 18 Waldo K itty...... 20-22-30 College: Space to Be Me,” “(3iildren of Martin Agronsky...... 57 Hollywood Television .. 24-57 12:^0 TV movie. of M usic’ April 23, free. Hours: 8 a.m. As Man Behaves ...... 24 9:30 Electric Co...... 24 Film the Kibbutz,” “Sandy & to 10 p.m. weekdays, 9 a.m. to Gettin’ Over ...... 57 Ungstreet 40 Doodles Weaver landed a Madeline’s Family” — March 8:00 Manna...... ig “The Sound of Music,” “To Sir With Love,” March noon Saturdays. 9:30 24 at 8 p.m.. Auditorium, free. 7:00 Waltons ...... 3 10:00 firmly entrenched as the H.at 7:30 p.m.. Student Center, Performance News...... 3-22-40 Julie & Dick...... 5 Tomorrow ...... 20-22-30 N e t Y ori?’"' " ' ’' Scoobv-Doo...... 3 freer Tulis Sessions — “Four Barnaby Jones ...... 3 most popular musical in Lectures Andy Griffith ...... 5 Welcome Back, Kotter .. 8-40 News...... 5 ,, produce Girl from UNCLE...... 5 "Yesterday, Today & Connecticut Women and Four iV Adventures of Gilligan .. ^ movie history, has earned Poetry reading by Concentration...... 8 M ovie...... 9 Harry 0 ...... 8-40 J m Franklin...... 9 “Ivan the Terrible,” about an Tomorrow,” March 6 at 8 Presidential Wives,” March Science Fiction...... 9 m ore than $78,400,000 since Clemewell Young, March 11 Ironside ...... 9 700 C lub...... 18 PTL Club...... 18 ,V, „ urban Moscow family,' as a p.m., Auditorium, free. 26 at 8 p.m.. Auditorium, free. Hitchcock Presents...... 5 half-hour pilot sitcom for Pink Panther ...... 20-22-30 its release in 1965. On Sun­ “ A Luta Coninua” (The at 8 p.m., Student Center, free. CBS-TV. Mr. R ogers...... 24 day at 7 p.m. the television Struggle Continues), March 10 Events are at the Friday, March, 5 Bing Crosby will host sets of America will be at 8 p.m., Auditorium, free. Exhibitions Manchester Community alive with the sound of that “Laurel & Hardy,” March Stairwell Gallery, 146 Hart­ 6:00 "Jubilee,” a 90-minute special 10:00 College main campus, Bidwell for NBC-TY. music when ABC brings 18 at 7:30 p.m., Student ford Rd. — Old and New St., unless noted. News...... 3-8-22-30 Tennis...... 24 Whll St. Week...... 57 Sbazam/Isis...... 3 Super Friends...... 8-40 the family story to televi­ Bewitched ...... 5 To Tell the Truth ...... 30 9:00 Aviation Weather .. Land of the Lost ___20-22-30 sion for the first time. It Takes a Thief...... 9 ...... 57 Movies ...... 3-8-40 Reai McCoys...... 18 7:30 Sesame St...... 24 Merv G riffin...... 5 Officially born as a Syrup pitchers hold value To be announced ...... 20 PM ...... 3 Masterpiece Theatre...... 57 Gunsmoke ...... 40 Adam 12...... Broadway musical on the The syrup pitcher is a ...... 5 9:30 10:30 Zoom...... 57 New Directions ... stage of the Lunt-Fontanne relatively “new” inter­ been careful to receive a ...... IS B ible...... 18 Komedy C lassics...... 5 6:15 Fisherm an...... 20 Run Joe R un...... 20-22-30 Theatre in New York on pretation of one of man’s guarantee of authenticity with 10:00 each purchase. News...... 20 Let’s Make a Deal...... 22 rough world out Nov. 16, 1959, “The Sound oldest utensils. It wasn’t News...... 5 of Music” was the last Even with this precaution 6:30 Hollywood Squares ...... 30 there but this toughle Ild IO until the mid-19th century Room 222 ...... Police Story ...... 20-22-30 she expresses doubts about Partridge Family...... 5 ...... 40 can take it on in stylel Space Nuts ...... ’...... 3 collaboration of Richard that it gained popular Martin Agronsky ...... 57 St. Patrick’s Coronation .. 22 Rodgefs and Oscar three pitchers as she offered News...... 8-20-22-30 R agtim e...... 57 Stomping along on ...... 8-40 acceptance and was con­ them for inspection. One was Water World...... 18 8:00 Hammerstein II. The 11:00 a crepe-like sole Action’Iheatre ...... 9 sidered a necessity in in Spanish Lace, another Laurel & H ardy...... 24 Sara ...... 3 musical ran for almost Mary Hartman...... 5 while toe and Planet of the Apes.. .20-22-30 every home. cranberry and opalescent Carrascolendas...... 57 Julie & D ick...... 5 four years in New York, heel resist scuffs. Electric Co...... 24 The syrup pitcher is usually swirl and the Inird a satin Donny & Marie ...... 8-40 News...... 8-22-30-40-57 T :00 The Lucy Show...... 9 more than five years in five to eight inches high and is glass of pink shaded to white. M ovie...... 9 News...... 3-22-40 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 11:30 London, and continues to distinguished by a metal top. 'T really think these are Andy Griffith ...... 5 700 C lub...... 18 The pitcher spout was intor- 11:15 Ghost Busters...... 3 play in theaters all over reproductions. '• Space: 1999 ...... 8 Sanford & Son ...... 20-22-30 porated in the metal top and “The good ones are scarce News...... 3 Oddball Couple...... 840 America. Ironside ...... 9 Week in Review___...... 57 the lid usually had a thumb and hard to find." and she has 8:30 11:30 Westwind...... 20-22-30 Wilburn Brothers...... 18 Mr. R ogers...... 24 When 20th Century-Fox piece by which the cover could The syrup pitcher was an several dealers scouting for Film ...... 20 Bob Hope ...... 20-22-30 M ovies...... 5-9 RASCAL be raised for pouring. her. Reproductions are fairly released the film version in innovation of the mid-19th Merv Griffin...... 8 1965 the critics were quick Recently, I'discovered that common, she said. Johnny Carson...... 20-22-30 Century and soon became a to embrace the dazzling Beverly Hageman has Her prize in pressed pattern Rookies ...... 40 household necessity. Television channels . . . 3 visual sweep that could assembled a small but select glass in Sandwich “Buckle MacNeii R eport...... 57 Soul ’Train...... 5 collection of syrup pitchers. It and Star." Others are "Lion,” 3 ...... WFSB,Hartford only happen in a movie. 11:45 Jumping-Jacks. Lost Saucer...... 8 is fairly representative of the “Cordova,” “Currier and 5 ...... WNEW, New York Programs seen on Channel tor and mother of five M ovie...... 3 Josie & Pussycats...... 20 ^ s e d on the real-life variety of materials used to Ives,” and “Double Ribbon.” 8 ...... WTNH, New24, Connecticut Haven Public Televi­ Mosi feet are born perfect They should slay that way children, started her collec­ Jetsons...... 22-30 adventures of the von manufacture syrup pitchers. They represent a rainbow of 9 ..WOR, New York sion, are also seen on Channel 12:40 tion 10 years ago and has built Zoom...... 24 Trapp Famiiy Singers, who They range from the hum­ colors. 18...... WHCT,Hartford 53, Norwich. Dragnet ...... 40 it with discrimination, Candlepin Bowling...... 40 fled Austria when the boots ble Majolica earthenware to Although it’s nice to find an 20...... WATR, Waterbury ‘ 1:00 At men's art show studying ads, resource T b € of Nazi storm troopers fine handpalnted porcelain of old pitcher with its original 22...... WWLP, Springfield Subscribers to Greater Midnight Special ___ 20-22-30 materials and corresponding, Austria. ’The oldest is an with dealers across the coun­ top, most authorities agree 24...... WEDH,Hartford Hartford CATV will receive 1:30 12:30 destroyed their peaceful An untitled sculpture of polyester and fiberglass is being English salt glaze pitcher with try. that a broken or missing top 30 . .. .WHNB, West Hartford WHYN (40) on Cable Channel Joe Franklin ..." ...... 9 Fat Albert .1...... 3 and musical way of life, checked off on an exhibitor’s list by Paula Goldberg, ______American Bandstand...... 8 graceful Sheffield pewter top, ‘Tve made some wonderful does not detract from its 40...... WHYN, Springfield 4 and WGBY (57) on Cable 1:35 “The Sound of Music” coKllrector at Foot Prints Gallery, as she prepares items Rout* 83, Piccadilly Squirt, TalMttvIll* • 643-9602 Go-USA ...... 20-22-30 dating from 1840. Two friends through may cor­ desirability. But the patina of 57...... WGBY, Springfield Channel 7. Hitchcock P resents...... 5 stars Julie Andrews. for a men’s art exhibition in the gallery at 466 M am St. Hodgepodge Lodge...... 24 porcelain pitchers have respondence," she said. old pewter or silverplate adds Christopher Plummer is through March 14. The sculpture is by David Green. matching plates. a look of genuine age not (Herald photo by Dunn) “Most of her purchases have also starred. Beverly, wife of an abstrac- been from dealers and she has duplicated by the new. Page 8 - WEEKEND - Feb. 28, 1976 We had a ‘war’ over these coins By RUSS MacKENDRICK coinage since the decay of Hellenistic Greece , the way. The only exception is for foreign sur­ We had a pint-sized holy war over coins in was one such act. In this case I had power face mail — that would be too confusing.^ 1908. Here is some of the evidence. In one en­ myself to direct the Mint to employ Saint- campment there was Theodore Roosevelt and Gaudens. The first, and most beautiful, of his Anothor condominium his sculptor friend, St. Gaudens; in the other, coins was issued in thousands before Congress the members of the 60th Congress. assembled...”. “Yes, Johnny, there can be more than one kind of condominium. You can have a housing The total mintage of the “no-trust” |10 gold project, or it can be a government jointly ad­ Note that the mid­ piece came to nearly half a million. ministered by one or more powers.” dle coin shown here Since Congress and Roosevelt bad been at “Thanks, Dad, I’m glad you looked it up.” has no “In God We Stamps each other’s throats anyway, when it did The Condominium of New Hebrides is Trust.” This motto reconvene, the oratory on this motherhood- and governed by Great Britain and France had first appeared on and-apple-pie type of subject must have been the two-cent piece in magnificent! together and it is just the right place to come coins out with a stamp honoring their other common 1864 “ ...due largely to At any rate, in the midstream of 1908 an act cause — the Concorde. th e increased was pushed through that demanded the use of ’There are two stamps really, one in French religious sentiment the motto. So, considering mintmarks, to get and one in English, with the same design. The during the Civil War crisis.” In 1866 it was all the appearances of the 1908 eagle you added to the quarter, half, and dollar, and to would n e ^ five coins. New Hebriders luve done this for years — put three of the country’s gold pieces. Another artist, Bela Pratt, even managed to out twin stamps with the coat of arms of each However, Roosevelt “...personally objected squeeze the words onto a tiny new quarter- country on both. To save confusion the value is to the use of the Deity’s name on coins” (per eagle that year — and the war was over. always in francs. The recent Concorde issue is Red Book). He had met the artist socially Sir. some years before and was quite taken wiUi Competitive night his work. So when the watchdogs were out of town they got together on new designs for the It’s okay now There will be a (Competitive Numismatic Night at the KofC Hall on Tuesday, March 2. eagle (.1(^0 gold) and the double-eagle, that A reminder: Since the first of January it has omitted the motto. The CCCOln CTub will put on something like bwn okay to use up those ragtag and bobtail the philatelic “clothesline” contests where T.R., speaking of accomplishments in his airmail stamps kicking around in drawers and you hang up an album page. Informal, wide- autobiography, says: “Securing a great artist, cigar boxes for almost any kind of U.S. open entries, large or small. The doors open at Saint-Gaudens, to give us the most beautiful postage — even for parcels going on wheels all 7 p.m. (138 Main St.) Here’s next schedule Library adds many books for town bookmobile

Here’s next week’s schedule Wednesday New books at Manchester’s Lunt — John Burgoyne of of the prophets for the Manchester Public 10:3d'a.m. —Lincoln Center. Mary Cheney Library: Saratoga Pittaway - Traditional ^ b ra ry bookmobile: 11:40 a.m. —Trumbull St. Fiction Lutyens — Krishnamurti English country crafts & how Monday 1:30 p.m. —Wetherell St. Chflison — Trapp’s war McCalium — Ty Cobb to enjoy them today 2:10 p.m. —Horace St. Harris — Baronl MacFall — Minerals and Rosten — The 3:10 to 10:30 a.m. —Singer Lear­ gems,- ning Center. 2:50 p.m. —Galaxy Dr. Hill — This is the house anywhere Macaulay — Pyramid 11:40 a.m. —Green Lodge 3:30 p.m. —Lower Redwood Rochman — Happiness is Seagroatt — A basic textile McMullen — Mona Lisa; Rest Home. Rd. too much trouble book The picture and the myth 1:30 p.m. —Gienwood St. 4:10 p.m. —Squire Village. Peck — Hang for treason Shahn — The photographic Meras — A Yankee way 2:10 p.m. —Munro St. Thursday Nonfiction eye of Ben Shahn with wood 2:50 p.m. —W. Carter St. Bartlett — The flight of the Usdin — Overview of the 10:30 a .m . —M ay fair Library hours Mery — Animal languages 3:30 p.m. —Blue Ridge and snow geese psycho therapies Gardens. Meyer — Shadow of a conti­ Bette Drs. Bottomley — Boatman’s Weed — My search for Patty 1:30 p.m. —Nye St. Mary Cheney Library nent 4:10 p.m. —Finiey St. handbook Hearst 2:10 p.m. —Ambassador Dr. Adult — 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Muench — Rendezvous Tuesday 2:50 p.m. —Cushman Dr. Cook — 60 seconds to mind Wyckoff — Franz Anton Monday through Friday; 9 country Mesmer: Between God and 3:30 p.m. —Avondale and expansion 10:30 a.m. —Squire Village. a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday; ItoS Pearlman— In the footsteps Devil Mother and child 11:40 a.m. -Bush Hill Rd. Robin Rds. p.m. Sunday. Giovanni — The women and 1:30 p.m. —Lockwood and 4:10 p.m. —Loomis St. Juvenile — 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. the men Covent^ Sts. Friday Monday through Hiursday; 9 Edwards — Sharks and shipwrecks 2:10 p.m. —Woodland Manor 1:30 p.m. —McKee and a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and D0WTH0aNT0W.a Apartments. Summer Sts. Saturday; 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday. Goldstone — Thorton Wilder, an intimate portrait 2:50 p.m. —Strickland St. 2:10 p.m. — NorthwoOd Whiten Memorial Library f 0 0 0 0 CTndftftnB^ipir' 3:30 p.m.—S. Hawthorne St. Apartments. Hoyle — Highlights in A miTe BtcTnn < Adult and Juvenile — 10 astronomy 4:10 p .m . —P a rk a d e 3 p.m. —Bryan and Cornwall a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Monday Apartments. Drs. Jacobs — Disney’s America through Friday; 10 a.m. to 6 on parade 3:50 p.m. ---Rachel Rd. p.m. Saturday. Jensen — The American Heritage history of railroads in America Say it where What Americans are reading Johnson — Sex and marriage in Victorian poetry Jones — The pleasure of Fiction painting !••• 2. Sylvia Porter’s Money Book, by Sylvia Kaye — The handbook of 1. The Choirboys, by Joseph Wambaugh. Porter. 2. Curtain, by Agatha Christie. mental magic 3. Doris Day: Her Own Story, by A. E. Kennedy — The tortilla book 3. Looking for Mister (Joodbar, by Judith Hotchner. Kirstein — Nijinsky dancing Rossner. 4. Helter Skelter, by Vincent Bugliosi. M 4. Ragtime, by E. L. Doctorow. Kramer — The sun-heated 5. Angels — Giod’s Secret Agents, by Billy Indoor/outdoor room for peo­ 5. Greek Treasure, by Irving Stone. Graham. 6. In the Beginning, by Chaim Potok. ple, for plants 6. Winning through Intimidation, by Robert Landes — Pariswalks: 7. Rich Man, Poor Man, by Irwin Shaw. J. Ringer. ChsHfied 11 Close-ups of the Left Bank 8. Lord of the Far Island, by Victoria Holt. 7. Relaxation Response, by Herbert Benson. 9. Nightwork, by Irwin Shaw. Lazarus — I can if I want to 8. Power! How to Get It, How to Use It, iqr Leipold — Walk through the 10. Time of the Dragons, by Dorothy Eden. Michael Korda. Nonflctton valley m»w 9. Worlds in Collision, by Immanuel Lien — (kimplete guide for r. Brtng on the Ehnpty Horses, by David Vellkovsky. easy car care Niven. 10. Against Our Will, by Susan Brownmiller. Lobel — All about meat