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The weather Variable cloudiness with a chance o k paved way for talks showers Saturday, highs in the 60s. P a r t^ ly cloudy Saturday night with lows in the JERUSALEM (UPI) — Israeli that Weizman’s talks with the Egyp­ came up, there was no confrontation. mid 30s. Sunday, partly cloudy with highs television reported Friday that tian leaders in Cairo during the past The report said Weizman’s talks m the 50s. Southerly winds 15 mph to 25 Defense Minister Ezer Weizman's two days will lead to the resumption failed to narrow the gap on key Mid­ mph and gusty Saturday shifting to 24-hour visit to Cairo had paved the of negotiations between Israel and dle East issues, but both sides ap­ westerly by night. National weather map way for resumption of direct, secret Egypt. on Page 8B. parently agreed to resume contacts Israeli-Egyptian peace talks. “More talks on a similar level may at the same level” or another of­ The report on the state-run, semi­ take place perhaps as early as within ficial level, official network conflicted with the next two weeks,” it said. reports from Ejgypl that said Weiz- But the report said the renewal of “It is possible that direct man and Egyptian President Anwar talks in the dormant political and negotiations in the future will take News Sadat had failed to break the military committees is unlikely and the form of secret, shuttle deadlock in Egyptian-Israeli con­ a new framework may be substituted diplonqacy,” in an attempt to avoid tacts. for them. Neither forum is "sacred,” repeating past mistakes, the report summary Weizman Friday briefed Prime the report said. said. Minister Menachem Begin on the The report said Weizman did not Media overexposure of previous visit but avoided public comment, take any new proposals to Cairo, but contacts has been blamed for their BOSTON (UPI) — A federal ban telling reporters only, ‘‘1 was never a rather outlined some ideas that could disruption. on cod and haddock fishing within Nigerian chief greets Carter pessimist and I am not pessimistic open the way for resumption of the Reports from Cairo said Weiz­ the U.S. 200-mile limit off New now.” talks. It said Weizman’s talks were man’s mission failed to break the England ended at midnight LAGOS, Nigeria: Lt. Gen. Olusegun Olasanjo, head of the The television report said, ‘‘Highly "positive and serious” and even deadlock in Middle East Friday, as the new quarterly military government of Nigeria, greets U.S. President Jimmy placed sources in Israel estimate when the thorny Palestinian problem negotiations. quota system took effect, allowing ^ area fishing boats to Carter on his arrival at Murtala Muhammed airport. (UPI resume business. photo)

The National Marine Fisheries U.S. trade deficit Service said the new quotas for the April 1-June 30 quarter will be Sarasin backers higher than the ones during the first quarter. reaches record high will not primary WASHINGTON (UPI) - The iry Carter, on a trip to South America NEW YORK (UPI) - Millions nation’s economy suffered a shock row that tne balance of trade was in and Africa, issued a statem ent of New Yorkers and Long Island f’riday when the government deficit. through Vice President Walter Mon­ commuters, sweating out subway, reported large American purchases The administration has consistent­ dale's office expressing his dismay. bus and train strike deadlines, in Manchester of foreign oil and steel pushed up the ly maintained that the 1978 deficit The president acknowledged played the “How’re you gonna get U.S. trade deficit to $4.52 billion in would be about the same as last “special factors” including the to work?” game Friday. But at By GREG PEARSON By that date, the challengers would February, by far the largest in year's record $26.7 billion. Analysts require a 15-member slate to oppose weather and the coal strike had hurt least they could read about the Herald Repurler history. now may have to revise those projec­ 11 9 nhrnnrt situation in the papers. the party-endorsed one. They also President Carter said he was tions Supporters of U.S. Rep, Ronald Standing by a "no contract-no would have to obtain signatures from "seriously concerned" about the Sarasin had considered a primary in work" vow, the city’s 33,000 bus at least five percent of the town’s huge amount of red ink and asked Manchester but have decided against and subway workers were set to registered Republicans. help from Congress and foreign such a move because of lack of time strike at midnight Friday when This would have been difficult to do trading partners. their current pact expires. and fear of the appearance of con­ before the April 7 date, Zinsser, who House passes bill The value of the dollar on Euro­ tinued division in the local is uncommitted in the gubernq^torial pean exchange markets fell sharply Republican Party. race, said. ’ following the announcement and the Sarasin is one of four Republican BOSTON (UPI) - The son of He also felt that a challenge might stock market retreated. candidates seeking the party’s guber­ actor John Wayne Friday denied have appeared as a continued in­ The Commerce Department said easing mortgages natorial nomination. The others are reports his movie-hero father will party fight in town. Zinsser recently imports during February soared to a State Sens. Lewis Rome and George undergo open heart surgery Satur­ supported a challenger, Scott Clen- record $14.44 billion, 16.5 percent Gunther and State Rep, Gerald day at Massachusetts General daniel, in the race for Republican above January, while exports totaled HARTFORD (UPI) — The House programs to live In halfway houses. Stevens. Hospital. town chairman. Thomas Ferguson, $9.92 billion. of Representatives Friday approved The House approved 131-4 and sent Manchester’s Republican Town But Michael Wayne indicated the party chairman, was re-elected Tbe resulting $4.52 billion deficit a two-pronged mortgage bill to the Senate a bill allowing Connec­ Committee selected a 15-member his father is undergoing heart when Clendaniel withdrew before a topped the previous monthly high of designed to help young couples buy ticut banks to offer two new kinds of slate for the state convention at its tests. He told a Boston radio sta­ vote at the March 21 meeting. $3.62 billion last October, tbe depart­ homes and allow elderly couples to mortgages. March 21 meeting. tion diagnostic tests on his father Anne Scherr, Sarasin’s campaign ment said. slay in the ones they already own. The first, "a graduated payment The slate includes two announced press secretary, also said that the The trade deficit for the first two At the same time, the House ap­ mortgage,” is designed to help young so far show no reason for surgery, supporters of Rome — Nathan fear of dividing the party locally was months of 1978 stood at $6.89 billion, proved measures permitting Connec­ couples who arc having problems but there are ‘‘still more tests to Agostnelli and EMward Wilson — and g o ” one reason no challenge was made in $2.6 billion higher than the same ticut liquor stores to sell cigarettes buying their own homes. The bill most of the delegates are expected to ‘‘I‘ll have something to say Manchester. period last year. and prisoners in work-release favor Rome, although none of the See Page 6A when I have something more,’’ The Sarasin staff feels it will the younger Wayne told radio sta­ others are committed formally to receive support from a majority of any of the candidates. tion WEEI. lift delegates at the convention, she David Cohen, who ran in 1976 for said. AMG, Renault combine sales, the Fourth Senatorial District seat "The delegate primaries are very and is now a member of tbe First devisive,” Ms. Scherr said. Thus, ap­ CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - The Congressional District Committee parently, the Sarasin staff is being New Hampshire Supreme Court for Sarasin, said that a challenge t selective about where it does try for Friday ruled wives may restore the 15-member candidate slate had local primaries to convention slates. may also merge manufacture their maiden names in divorce been discussed. Now, however, he Since few of the Manchester proceedings even thfbugh they DETROIT (UPI) — Struggling Usines Renault, said they agreed to said that the candidate will concen­ delegates are committed to Rome, the Renault dealer network In have children with different sur­ American Motors Corp, and the the “basic principles of a proposed trate on being visible in Manchester. even though a majority is expected to selected international markets. names. French car maker Renault have arrangement,” and will work toward Sarasin, who once lived in support him, the decision was made The high court acted on agreed to combine sales and, even­ a legally binding agreement within Manchester, hopes to meet with the not to primary here. —Ship increased quantities of requests from two wives, whose tually, manufacturing operations in The plan, the executives said, calls town’s delegation before the conven­ "To try to build up a plurality (of Renault’s Le Car to America as soon requests to reinstate their maiden the United States and Canada, com­ for the two companies to: tion starts July 28, Cohen said. delegates) at the expense of a lot of as possible for sale through the AMC names had been denied by three pany officials announced Friday. —Combine distribution of AMC and Carl Zinsser, a Republican friction on the local level would be and Renault dealer network in the Superior Courts because of the The arrangement, which company Renault vehicles in the United States member of the Town Board of Direc­ counterproductive," Ms. Scherr United States and Canada. possible adverse affect on spokesmen indicated would be short and Canada. tors and one of the 15 delegates, said said. children. ‘The lower courts had of an outright merger, is intended to —Develop future product plans that he was approached by Sarasin Both Democratic Registrar of said the women failed to show bolster AMC’s declining passenger regard in g R en au lt and AMC The annouiii.tiiiciit ended specula­ supporters this week about a Voters Herbert Stevenson and ‘‘good cause‘’ as to why their car business and widen Renault’s passenger cars to be sold in the tion over what course AMC would challenge to the convention slate. Republican Registrar Fred Peck said names should be changed. market in North America. United States and Canada. take to pull itself out of a four-year Zinsser said that he felt a challenge that they have not received any In a joint statement, AMC Presi­ —Consider eventual manufacture tailspin that, some analysts said, had would be “ill conceived” at this lime. requests for the petitioning papers dent Gerald C. Meyers and Bernard of one or more Renault cars in brought the No. 4 automaker to the There is an April 7 deadline for filing needed for challenges to delegate BOSTON (UPI) — A two-year- Vernier-Palliez, president director AMC’s U.S. assembly plants. brink of quitting the passenger car a challenge slate. slates. old boy resumed leukemia general of Regis Nationale Des —Sell AMC Jeeo vehicles through business. chemotherapy at Massachusetts General Hospital Friday under a court order which, at least tem­ porarily, stymTed his parents attempts to end the treatments Your neighbors’ views: Should the United States give up permanently. Chad Green, who began the all rights to the Panama Canal? painful therapy at the hospital last fall after doctors warned he was in imminent danger of death, received only his second treat­ ment since January, a hospital spokesman said. ‘‘He was in this morning and that‘s all I can tell you,” the J spokesman said.

AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) - Gov. James B, Longley, the nation‘s only independent gover­ nor, said Friday he will not run S for re-election or seek any other political office this year. Longley called a special session of his cabinet and announced his decision to its members before releasing a three-page news W. release. Rales Engellirerhl Hunter Ghellman Caye O’Donnell K oh Rivard During his original ‘‘impossible dream” campaign four years ago, Kennelli Ralefi, 24 Fairfield St,, R o b ert lliiiilr r , 140 P ea rl St,, "No. We had it all thjs while. We should Manchester — ’’ I Uiijik we should still Longley had told voters he would Manchester — No. I think the U.S. should Manchester — "Why should we give it up? retain some control.^ have some control because it’s a very im­ only serve one term. But many of keep the Panama Canal.” Our money built it,” Stephen 0'l)onn/i\, Crossroads, Park portant part of the world and we have in­ his supporters had recently urged I.itte K ngrlhrerhl, 23 Brucg Road, Marian Cliellman, 32 Vernon St., Street, Manchester — "We definitely vested so much in it.” him to reconsider that promise Manchester — "Yes. We will still have Manchester — "Yes. We should give up should give it up. It will help U.S. and Hector Rivard, 13 Foley St., and continue a second term as access to it and I think the Panamanians everything the way this country’s going. It Manchester - "No. It is of more use to us governor. South American relationship. It is long will benefit.” just means more trouble. Get rid of it.” overdue. The first treatywas a sham.” than Panama. ” KHwaril Caye, 12 Glendale, Enfield — Millie Kns, 119 Chambers St., !*AGK TWO-A — MANCHbSTKH KVKNlN 0 R e g A TI () N AI. the following results; new style show it means a number of =„Ii Worship Service ST. JOHN'S POLISH NATIONAL F»M ■“!!"*' " ^ H"ui" in The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a remind members who have monies Class A high triple, Paul fancy costumes. It certainly is Bible study for all ages: 7 p.m.. CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Golway SI. CHRl.si. Tolland. Rev. Donald G. PnerT,n F ‘’n ^^®® l>-"’ •’unior out for tickets to please start Colivorance Service Miller, minister, 1 1 grim Fellowship meet al the ehiireh; 7 Qiana knit gown designed with long sleeves and high Desjeunes, 540; Eklna Christensen, exciting to see evei^one working so Rev, Walter A. Hyszko. pastor. collar. She wore a floor-length veil and carried a cascade bringing it in so that we can keep 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and tabs on how we stand and how many 489; high single, Paul Desjeunes, 208; hard and we sincerely thank ‘ Orange 9 a.m.. Mass in English: 10:30 a m.. meeting bouquet of white roses. Edna Christensen, 190; Class B high L L E Center St. Rev. Jam is Mass in English and Polish. tickets are still available. everyone for volunteering their much Beliasov. pastor. ^^'’'SUOPAI, Ms. Linda Kelly of Rocky Hill was maid of honor. triple, Russ Nettleton, 486; Dorothy CONCORDIA HTHERAN needed and super work. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School: 10:30 a.m Hebron. Rev. Bridesmaids were Ms. Dolores Tolan and Ms. Linda Fall River trip Hughes, 451; high single, Russ CHURCH. 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. ST. MARA S CHURCH, Route 31, niUiam Persing. rector. ■ Worship Service: 7 p.m.. Evening Ser- Coventry, Rev. F, Bernard Miller, DePaolis, both of Rocky Hill. On Monday morning we will be Nettleton, 180; Dorothy Hughes, 163. Fun Day Strand, pastor: Rev, David B. Stacy, associate pastor. pastor. Rev, Paid F. Ramen. 'O a.rn,, Worship Service; registration Alan Neilson of Glastonbury was best man. Ushers registering for the Fall River, Mass., Here at the center we had a nice Next Thursday for our Fun Day we lor Sunday School classes after service ( lU RCH OF THE ASSSl MPTIOV 8:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. Youth Saturday Masses at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday were Arthur Schreier of Glastonbury and James trip scheduled for May 4. The com­ turnout for our square dance and will be treated to some real super for age 4 through Grade 8. Classes begin TTiompson Road. Rev. Class from Grade 10. Nursery care; 10 Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m Sept. 18. Burrington of Enfield, the bridegroom’s brother. plete package includes the bus, round dancing class in the morning. entertainment by Eddie Reed, the Ldvvard S. Pepin, pastor. pianist from Cavey's for the past 19 a.m.. Holy Communion, Church School Rb? U 'T^THEAA S c h u r c h , Tolland A reception was held at the Holiday Inn in Hartford, sightseeing and visiting historic In the afternoon, we had our Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m • through Grade 6. Nursery care. Revv, Francis J. O'Keefe, pastor ( l i r i r i i '' '* ^ A1 IO N A I. after which the couple left for Switzerland. The couple is sites, plus lunch is $13.50. Registra­ volunteer helpers on hand to assist years, who was injured in an acci­ Sunday Masses at 7:30. 9.10:30 and 11:45 UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ a.m. day Masses at 8:30, 10:30 and 11:45 a m 1746 Boston Tpke., Coventry. Rev. Robert residing In Rocky Hill. tion starts around 8 a.m. and on a our seniors with their income tax. dent and has been recuperating. He SOCIETY! Earn, Community Y. 78 N. K. Bechtold, minister. M E S S I AH EA A N G E I IC A I Mrs. Burrington is employed as a development first come basis, and we will take as Also, we started a new program, has offered to play many of his tunes I CHRIST OF Main St. Rev. Arnold F. Westwood II a.m., Worship; 9:30 a.m., Christian minister. specialist in group data processing at Aetna Life & many buses as we can fill. thanks to members of the for us and I'm sure this will be very SIrVl. « u n ' Woodside CHURCH. (Wisconsin education for all; 6 p.m., Confirmation SVeel i- Hillstown Road. Wendel K. S,vnod), 300 Buckland Rd., South Windsor Casualty. She is currently attending the University of For some of our newer members, Manchester Health Clinic who are enjoyable. 11 a.m.. “The Obsolescence of Class; 7:30 p.m., Adult Study Group, '‘ allon. bishop, ■ Sunday School; 10 a m., Hartford. ■ ■ J . 1 our policy in registering is that sponsoring an exercise class geared Menu for the week Adolescence " by Jack Hruska. associate *■ ’ K ST am of celery soup, Seminary: 10:30 a.m., Sunday School: 5 Di i toorner of Conn. ministrator in group data processing at Aetna Life & til 8 a.m., we have no control as to Massachusetts' School of Education, who I (I’r.IiTV. ' COMAIUMTA B vd ). East Hartford. Rev. William E meml^rs on hand and this group will ham and -Swiss cheese on rye, p m.. Sacrament Service. Will discuss the impact of the changing I N ni l) AIETHOniST CHURCH, Casualty. He is currently enrolled in the MBA program at what time some members will start Ellington. flynn. minister. Rev, Carl T. Holt meet again this coming Tuesday homemade cookies, beverage. Arr-h CHI RCH. Rev. James cultural scene from agrarian to subur­ associate minister. the University of Hartford. (Ford photo) arriving at the center. If a person Archambault and Rev. Francis 10:15 a m.. Coffee hour: 11 a m afternoon from 2 to 3 and there is Wednesday: Meatball grinders, ban. leaving no work role for the adoles­ 10 a.m., Worship Service, Church IMrs. Ray p]. Burrington comes at 5, 6 or 7 a.m. and tries the Krukovvski. co-pastors: Rt. Rev. Msgr cent. Worship Service, Sunday School room for more to participate. tossed salad, chilled fruit, beverage. School, child care; 11 a.m.. Coffee Hour; door and it is not open, they are con­ Edward J. Reardon, pastor emeritus NORTH IMTED METHODIST 1,0.'. X ' S(>CIETA OF Card games Thursday: Baked fish, parslied t ^ P™' Pilgrim sidered as being the first, and believe Saturday Masses at 5 and'?:30 p m ■ ( HI RCH. 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. f I a 'i r '.V'x'REHS). H artford On Wednesday, this place was so potatoes, mixed vegetables, Mrs. Monica Maneri of Nye Street prepares to distribute Youth Fellowship, Junior High Youth 'm e no one can get away with trying Sunday Masses at 7:30. 9, 10:30 a.m.' Custer, pastor. Friends Meeting House, 144 S. Quaker Fellowship. busy there just wasn't a room chocolate cake, beverage. noon, and 5 p.m. crayons to the kindergarten children at St^arv's Ep o Lane, West Hartford. Chapter installs officers to say they were first. As they arrive, 9 and 10:30 a m.. Worship Service, Holy AAKRA ST. CHRISTIAN available. We had crewel class Friday: Hot dog on bun, baked Church. (Herald photo by Pinto) P'-iiqwi 10 a m . Meeting for Worship. they know just where they stand. rMain St Communion, sermon: "The Kingdom REK)RM I;|) CHURt H. 661 Avery St., Mrs. Annette A. Dow of Glaston­ downstairs along with our students beans, cole slaw, Jell-o with topping, Capi, and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps of- I’ltINCE OF PEACE El TIH-JI AN Marlene R. Taft, Esther; Miss Con­ Rieg, pa.st grand matron; Also, one person may sign up for The Power. The Glory!" Coffee South Windsor. Rev. Peter Mans, pastor. bury and Pierce 1. Armstrong of cooking class. Upstairs it was one beverage. |cers, 9,30 S u n d a y School: fellowship between services: 9 a m.. cm RCH. Route 31 and North River nie W. Shorrock, Martha; Mrs. Mrs. Dons Person, past matron and two people only, and we do not take 9-45 a.m.. Sunday Schoo; 11 a.m and 7 Manchester were installed room with our Health Clinic check­ 10.45 a m.. Holiness Meeting: 6 p m Nursery for children 5 years old and Road. Coventry. Rev. W.H. Wilkens p m.. Worship. Virginia M. Greenier, Electa; Mrs. registrations over the phone until we ScheduL- for the week pastor. Wednesday night as worthy matron Grand Representative to Missouri, ups, while our Friendship Circle met Open-Air Meeting: 7 p.m.. Salvation .younger: 10:30 a m., Church School Noela J. Armstrong, warder; and Mrs. Cecelia Johnston, past have given everyone a chance to sign Sunday: 1 p.m. to 8 p.m.. Variety Meeting. (About town 1 9 am .. Sunday School: 10:15 am a IMTKI) M m iO D IS T and worthy patron, respectively, of in another room. classes for age 3 to the Grade 6: 6:30 J.III R(.ll. 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. Clayton L. Dow, sentinel. matron. up. This has been our policy for the Show rehearsal. Worship Service. (9 a m. during July and Temple Chapter, OES, in ceremonies Meanwhile, in the Main Hall we p.m.. Junior and Senior Youth: 8 p.m.. Dr. James W. Knorr. pastor. Members of the installing suite Miss Elizabeth Brown was in past ten years and only once in a Monday: 8 a.m., registration for IMTKI) l»K\TK(:OSTALCHl RCII. Junior Sacred Dance Group August I, at the Masonic Temple. had 12 tables for our pinochle games Mr, and Mrs. Charles Kramer will 11 a m.. Worship Service: 10 a hi were Mrs. Dorothy C. Kelly, past charge of the guest book. Members of while do we run into any problem, trip to Fall River, Mass., 10 a.m., 187 Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN ROCKAII.EE UNITED AIETH- Church School. Other officers installed are Mrs. and the winners were: Bea Cormier, minister. serve as hos( and hostess Sunday OIHSI CHURCH. 142 Grove St Rev matron, installing matron; Wilbur Manchester Assembly, Order of and that usually occurs where a new kitchen social games. Noon to 12:30 ( HI RCH. (AliKsoliri SvnoH), Cooper (.HURCH OF ST. AIAURIGF. 32 Elizabeth M. Ledoux, associate 622; Clara Hemingway, 578; Grace from 2 to 5 p.m. at Lutz Junio? John W. Mortimer, pastor. M. Chadwick, past patron, installing Rainbow for Girls, and John Mather "signee" arrives and hasn't realized p.m.. lunch served. 1 p.m., pinochle 10 a m.. Sunday School: 11 a m and High streets. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl Hebron Road. Bolton. Rev. Robert W matron; Robert F. Ledoux, associate' Windsor, 568; Ernestine Donnally, Worship: 6:30 p.m.. Prayer: 7 p.m.. pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service patron; Elizabeth A. Mottram, past Chapter, Order of DeMolay, ushered. our procedure. games. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m. Museum, which is open to the public Cronin, pastor. patron: Mrs. Carolyn L. Nelson, past 562; Sam Schors, 562; A1 Chellman, Worship. 9 a m.. Divine Worship with Holy Com­ free of charge. ST. JOSEPH CHI RCH. 33 West St . matron, installing marshal; Janice After the installation, entertain­ While on this subject, we might as Return trips at 12:30 p.m. and 3:30 Rockville. Saturday vigil Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday matron, secretary; Mrs. Janet W. 560; Mike DeSimone, 559; Joe Wind­ munion; 10:15 a.m.. Sunday School and Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m M, Hodge, past matron, installing ment was provided by the Sphinx well explain that we must write our p.m. PRKSBVTKRUV CHURCH. 43 Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m Sun­ VonDeck, past matron, treasurer; sor, 558; Arvid Peterson, 551; Helena Youth Forum: 10:15 to 11:35 a.m.. First S I . JOHN'S FPISCOPAI. CHURCH. chaplain; Barbara F. Lott, past Highlanders. articles in advance of publications by Tuesday: 9 a.m., round and square Jack Hruska. associate professor day Masses 8:30 (Polish) at 10 am Mrs. Karen V. Claing, conductress; '^■'^hard Gray, pastor. and Second Year Youth Instruction. Route 30, Vernon. Rev, Robert H. matron. Climax Chapter, installing at least a day-and-a-half. For an Gavello, 549; Bob Hill, 543; Marjorie dance class. 9:30 a.m., bus for shop­ 10.30 a m . Worship Service. Nursery m the University of Massachusetts Mrs. Margaret E. Wales, a.s.sociate SOUTH IM TED .METHODIST (Folk) al 11:15a.m., Vigil of Holy days at Wellner, rector. organist; and Bernice Savastio and example, we must have Saturday's McLain, 538. ping, and oil painting class. 1 p.m., provided; 9:15 a.m.. Sunday School- 7 School of Education, will be guest 7 p.m,. Holy day at 7:30, 9 a m., and 5 and conductress. In the afternoon, while our craft ( HI RCH, 1226 Main St. Rev. George W. 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 10 a.m. Ronald Erlck,son, installing .soloists. column turned into The Herald by return from shopping and the Senior p.m.. Service. Informal Worship, Webb, Rev, Laurence M. Hill, Rev. speaker Sunday at the 11 a m 7 p.m. Confessions: Saturday 4 and 7-30 Al.so, Mrs. Diane Pierce, chaplain; p.m. Family Service and Church School. Mrs. Viola Trotter, past matron, noontime Thursday. class was busy downstairs, we had 12 Bowling League at the Parkade ■ST. RARTHOI.OMEVr.S CHURCH Bruce A. Pehrson, pastors. meeting of the Unitarian Univer- Mrs. Lucille W. S. Nichols, marshal; players for bridge and the lucky East Middle Turnpike. Rev. Richard SAA lO R I.UTHFRAN and Mrs. Florence Peterson were in On occasion we mention that there Lanes. 2 p.m. to 3 p.m., exercise 8 a.m.. Holy (Communion: 9 and 10-45 sahsl Society: East at the Communi­ ROCKAIEEE BAPTIST CHURCH. CIU RCH. 239 Graham Road, South Mrs. Joyce P. Cavanagh, organist: Bollea. administrator. 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte charge of the gifts and corsages. are a certain amount of seats winners were: Nadine Malcolm, 6,- class. 1 to 4 p.m., income tax a m., Worship. Pastor Webb preaching, ty y. 78 N. Main St., Manchester. His Windsor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. Saturday mass dl 5 p.m.: Sunday pastor, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Mottram, Adah; Hospitality hostesses were Mrs. 790; Marge McLain, 4,740; George a.ssistance. sermon: "Using Doubt Creatively "; 9 topic: “The Obsolescence of 9 and 10:15 a.m.. Worship Service: 9 available and then that afternoon or masses at 8:30. 10:15 and 11-30 a.m. ' 9 a.m., Worship Service; 10:15 a.m. Mrs. Shirley A. McBride, Ruth; Mrs. Helen Elliott, past matron; Mrs. Last, 3,720. a.m.. Church School Nursery through Adolescence.' a m., Sunday School and Nursery. .Showcase (lines — ".Satur­ next day, people come and fill these Wednesday: 9 a.m.. Health Clinic Sunday School: 7 p.m,. Evening Service.' vacancies. Thus, when one reads it Back to the Variety Show. One of by appointment only. 10 a.m., crewel adult; 10:45 a.m,, Nursery and Senior 4ERNON ASSFAHH.IFS OF GOD day Night P'ever." 2:10-4:50- t ^ 1 ' G« K0 ATION AI. High Class, display in Reception Hall by TRINITA EUTIIERAN CHURCH, class and Friendship Circle as well CHI RCH, 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. 7:25-12:20 II' * Chiirrh of CliriM,. Grade 6: 4 to 7:30 p.m., Congregation Meadowlark Road, Vernon. Rev. Donald Rev. Earl K. Pettibone, pastor, 385 N. Mam St. Rev. Dr. James D McClean. pastor. "C om a." 2 .10-5:00-7:35- as pinochle games. Noon to 12:30 meeting: “The Face of Our Parish" with 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for ail ages; MacLauchlin. pastor. ISazarene speaker 10:05-12:15 p.m., lunch served. 12:45 p.m., potiuck in Cooper Hill; 7:30 p.m., Praise 8 and 10:30 a.m., Worship Service; 915 II a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery “Coodhve Girl." 2:20-4:45- bridge games. 1 p.m., craft class. 10 a m.. Morning Worship and Church and Teaching Service. FIRST CHIRCH OF CIIRISI", a m.. Sunday School. Sriciiiisi. 447 N. Main St. Miss Brenda Gould, a missionary available; 6 p.m.. Evangelistic Service, There have been hundreds of enthusiasm and spontaneity in our 7:15-9:45-i2:05 Covenant speaker Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., return trips School, the sermon, "The Hour E xam '" SACRED HEART CHURCH. Route Nursery available, vvill be given by the pastor, Sacrament of II a m.. Church Service, Sunday School to Haiti, will be guest speaker Sun­ 30. Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor thousands of words written about the years of working with groups.” “ Kurv." 2:00-4:.30-7:00-9:.lo­ at 12:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. HOCK.ANI Al UNITED the Lords Supper will be observed; 11 CENTER CONGREGATIONAL for pupils up to the age of 20, care for day at 6 p.m. at the Manchester Rev. Michael Donohue. regular CBer. Who he is, what his oc­ Another example of this deter­ ll :50 Professorr William W., AIETHODIST CHURCH, 178 Main St.. £ ll8hloPr - O ^ s d a y : 9 a m. to 11:30 a.m., a^m.. Fellowship Hour; 11:15 a.m. CHI RCH, United Cliurrh of CliriM 11 very young children, subject of the Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St. Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday cupation may be, where he lives and mination to help happened recently “ House Calls." 2:30-4:45- chairman ifdJwrBiblicai1 studiesstu divi East Hartford. Rev. Lawrence S. Staples 7:00-9:15-11:25 ceramics class. Noon to 12:45 p.m.. Meeting of the deacons & deaconesses; 4 Center St, Rev. Newell Curtis Jr„ pastor lesson-sermon: “ Unreality," golden text Miss Gould was appointed to serve Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a m. and noon why he's interested in citizens band in a remote community in Kansas. A sion of Babringtonirrineton (R.I.) pastor. ' UA Theater 1 — "High o -...... College. Hot Meal and Meal-on-Wheels. 1 p.m New Members Class in Church 9 a.m., Lighthouse Bible Study, Simp­ from the Bible: "Sow to yourselves in in Haiti in 1971, and started working WAPPING COMAIUMTA CHURCH, radio. Comprehensive research small boy was seriously burned in an will be guest speaker Sunday at the Parlor, son Wing; 10 a.m., Worship Service the 9 to 9:45 a m.. Church School for all Anxiety." 2:00-3:55-5:45-7:45- p.m.. Fun Day featuring Eddie righteousness, reap in mercy; break up in the mission field in 1972. Her 1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. reports would fill a whole file Rev. Mr. Curtis preaching. Holy Commu­ ages; 9:45 to 9:50 a.m.. Prayer Time in accident. His mother and father were 9:40 8:15 and 10:50 a.m. and 6 p.m. ser­ Reed. Bus pickup at 10 a.m. and ST, MART'S EPISCOPAL CHI RCH, your fallow ground: for it is time to seek duties include teaching at a Bible Harold W. Richardson, minister. cabinet. nion. Church School; 11:15 a.m.. Task the Chapel; 10 a.m.. Family Worship; of rather meager circumstances. The HA Theater 2 — "Straight vices at Trinity Covenant Church. return trip around 3 p.m. Park and Church streets. Rev. Stephen the Lord, till he come and rain 9:15 and 10:45 a m.. Worship Service Force in Robbins Room, Coffee Shoppe school and servicing as council 11:05 a.m,. Fellowship in Fellowship Right now, there appears to be word spread by CB that the boy's life Time." 2:00-4:.30-7:10-9:30 The public is welcome. K. Jacobson, pastor; Rev. Barbara F. righteousness upon you." Rosea 10:12. and Church School. Friday: 10 a.m., kitchen social Woodruff Hall; 6:30 p.m.. Sharing treasurer. Hall, stay and visit as long as you wish. some resentment about the "good was in danger, help was needed for UA Theater 3 — "Casey's Dr. Buehler owned and operated a games. Noon to 12:30 p.m., lunch West, assistant to the rector; Rev. Alan The Christian Science Reading Room, 968 FIRST CONGREG ATION AI. Families, Federation Room: 7 p.m., New Main St., is open to the public Mondays The public is invited to attend this S T . PETER’S EPISCOPAL buddy” salute. It's not uncommon for medical services and financial aid Shadow. " 2:00-4:15-7:00-9:10 pharmacy for 11 years in San Pedro, served. 1 p.m., setback games. Bus J. Broadhead. assistant to the rector. CHI RCH OF ANDOA ER, UNITED c m RCH, Sand Hill Road, South Wind­ member Conversation. through Fridays from 10 a.m, to 3 p.m. service, according to the Rev. Neale CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev David J a "good buddy" breaker to get a was a must. Thousands of dollars Vernon Cine 1 — "The One Calif, After receiving a bachelor of pickup at 8:30 a.m., and return trips ':.30a m.. Holy Eucharist. Rile II. with McLain, pastor of the church. A free­ sor. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; Rev. and Only." 2:00-7:35-9:30 homily by the Rev Mrs West; 9 a m and the first and third Thursday evenings Reese III, minister. snarling respon.se on his CB from were raised, almost instantly, by divinity degree from Fuller at 12:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. will offering will be received to sup­ Ronald E. Haldeman. assistant to the Vernon Cine 2— "American Holy Eucharist. Rite II. with sermon bv EMANUEL LITHERAN CHURCH. from 7 to 9 except holidays, a free public 9.45 a.m.. Church School for vicar. someone who thinks his ears are CBers. Not Just those in the town of Theological Seminary in 1961, he sold lending library is maintained. port the mission work in Haiti. green. Hot Wax. " 2:00-7:10-9:10 the Rev. Mrs. West. Church School'. Church and Chestnut streets. Rev. kindergarten through Grade 8; 11 a.m. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m., Ellinwood, Kan., where the boy his home and pharmacy and went T R IX m COAKN VMc m RCH 302 Worship Service. And maybe CB has gotten to be old Sunday ^ursery care, followed bv coffee hour' 11 Ronald J. Fournier, Rev. Dale H. Gustaf­ Family Service and Sunday School; lived, but the total strangers who with his wife and six children to son, pastors: Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. 'I'S'U E UNITED AIETHODIST hat. But the fact remains that CBers, a m.. Holy Eucharist. Rite II. with ser­ Wednesday. 10 a.m.. Holy Communion. heard about it in their particular state. Showcase Cinemas — Switzerland to attend the University mon by the Rev Mrs West. pastor emeritus. Swensen. pastor. Milton Nilson. assistant c m R(,H. 16 Church St., East Hartford. like amateur radio buffs, are people ^ D iiw III to the pastor. I NION CONGREGATIONAI. They drove hundreds of miles to par- "Saturday Night Fever," of Basel. He has been at Barrington 8:30 and 11 a.m,. Worship with Commu­ Notice Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., pastor: Rev. CHURCH. Rockville. Rev. Paul J. Bow­ 8:15 and 10:50 a.m.. Worship Services who enjoy communicating at ticipatem 2:10-4:50-7:25-10:00 College since, receiving his doctorate ( l U R d l OFTHK NAZARENK. 236 nion; 9:45 a.m.. Church School; 9:45and t.liiirclio uiFliing to |iu>c Gwendolyn M. Arslen, associate pastor. man. minister. with Dr. William Buehler. a professor at whatever level they happen to be You may,} recall that we reported "Coma, " 2:30-5:00-7:35- in theology from the university in Main SI Rev Neale McLain, senior 11 a m.. Nursery for infants; 10 a.m., 10 a m.. Worship Service. Church 9:30 a m.. Church School. Grades 10 Profivssor William Biielilcr 8PRINBS OPEN Barrington College, R.I . guest speaker. llicir Siiiiiliiv dcr4ir<'s lii-led on operating on. And they are interested the death of a truck driver in Chicago 10:05 1964. pastor. Rev George Emmitt. minister of Mini-Musical Series in the Sanctuary: Srtool for Nursery through junior high: 9 through 12: 10:30 a.m., Church School. In­ FMtT-SM It 140 PA llic t!lyircli f’lipc. uhicli in their fellow man. who was shot and died with his CB "Goodbye Girl." 2:20-4:45- visitation and outreach. 6:30 p.m.. Youth dpen house, Children's film for Grades 1 through 6 a!tn.. Church School for senior high and fants through Grade 8: 10:45 a m.. Mor­ will be shown at children's church. Trini­ adult classes. We're not saying that all is mike in his hand. He was John 7:15-9:45 9:30 a.m . Sunday School classes for all CHI RCH OF CHRIST. Lydall and appciir- cncli Siilimlax in "flic ning Worship, service of Holy Commu­ “ Fury. " 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:30 I Phone B4B-5491 i ages: 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship Vernon streets. Eugene Brewer, ty Tots for 3-year-olds through Herald, iniist lia\e the uritlen S T . DINSTAN'S CHURCH. nion. sermon topic: "Meet The Master. " sweetness and light in the CB world. Castilleja, 26, from Florida. Word Kindergarten. Nursery for infants: 9:.30 "House Calls," 2:30-4:45- message by the Rev Mr McLain. minister. Manchester Road. Glastonbury. Rev the Rev. Mr, Bowman, preaching; 11:49 We are saying, though, that CBers has been spreading that John's CIX^THEATRES EAST a.m.. Sunday Bible School classes for ali lit-fliile nl !*ei-\ lee*, al the Joseph R Bannon. pastor. 7:00-9:15 Children's Church and Nursery provided 9 a.m., Bible Classes: 10 a.m., a m.. Coffee Hour: 4 to 5:30 p.m.. Junior are responsive people who think in widow and two little boys, as well as ages, three through adult. Nursery for in­ H e r ii I (I b 4 n o o n t h r UA Theater 1 — "High 6 p.m . Evening Service. Miss Brenda Worship, sermon: “Christianity In The Saturday Mass at 5 p.m : Sunday Pilgrim Fellowship will meet at the neighborly terms and get cracking ^ HIGH fants: 6 p.m.. Evening Service. Dr \\ t‘(lm*^(la4 In-fore piibliea- a retarded brother whom he sup­ Anxiety," 2:003:55-5:45-7:45- ManchMttr Evtning Htrild Gould, missionary to Haiti, guest First Person"; 6 p.m.. Worship, sermon: Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 a m church. when they think there is a need for ANXIETY ao Buehler. guest speaker, followed bv a lion. ported, are in need. A fund-raising 9:40 speaker. .Nursery provided. " Abiding In The Teaching Of Christ " first BAPTIST CHURCH OF BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL their help. And the need or cause Publlihud tv«ry tvtning uxe^pt coffee hour campaign has now begun, and its UA Theater 2 — "Straight : Sundiyi and holiday. Entarad at tha E AST II ARTFORD. (Soullim . Bn.,ilM CHURCH. Bolton Center Road, Rev. J. does not have to be the guy next door medium is CB radio. A goal of $1,000 Time." 2:00-4:30-7:10-9:30 ' Manchaatar, Conn. Poat Offica at 9a* STRAIGHT tim er (.om .-niion). 36 Main St. Rev, Charles Stanton Conover, minister, cond Claaa Mall Mattar. Conley, pastor. or a member of their family. has been set and CBers everywhere UA Theater 3 — "Casey’s 10:15 a.m,. Church School and Nicki Schoenfelt, of Altoona, Pa., have begun to respond. Shadow," 2:004:15-7:00-9:10 Suggested Carrier Rates 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.. Worship Services Nursery: 10:30 a m.. Worship Service CASEY’S SHADOW pg Wlng8 of morning which are interpreted for the deaf works for a branch of the Penn­ Vernon Cine 1 — "The One Payabla In Advanca Communion theme: "We believe, " These are isolated incidents. There Nursery provided: 9:45 a m.. Sunday sylvania Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. are hundreds more. All of them, and Only, " 1:35-3:35-5:35-7:35- SIngla copy...... 16« PQ Waahly...... 9 » QUE88 THE 08CAR i»E eouut IS . 14. It imi iti School: 6 p m.. Training Union. •ST. GEORGE'S EPISGOHaI 9:30 Ona month ?...... $3.90 PLUS Since there is little known about CF, however, project this spirit that the WINNER8 AND WIN A HENRY WINKLER D id Easier make a Bright skies and welcome ST. FR ANCIS OF ASSISI CHI RCH CHURCH. Boslon Turnpike (Route they've always had problems raising Vernon Cine 2— "American Thraa monthi ...... $11.70 differenee':’ “The master proves himself in Then he asked lor the golf balls. salutation "good buddy" seems to Six m onth!...... $23.40 8EA80N PA88 FOR warmth again, recognizing his limitations, " - 673 Ellington Rd.. South Windsor. Rev 44A). Bolton. Rev, John C. Holllaer money, spreading word of what CF Hot Wax. " 1:10-3:10-5:10-7:10- Ona yaar...... $46.60 2d)0 The reply came. " There are none. Carl J Sherer, pastor. virtir. carry. The CB may be corny by some 9:10 Mall Rataa Upon Raquaat 2 aOOD AT ANY THE ONE The most important holy day in the Singing of birds, budding Goethe really is, and how deadly it can be, 7:10 That's the hell of it ' Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m - Sun­ standards, but the spirit isn't by any. Subacribara who fail to racalva UA THEATRE AND ONLY 0:10 Christian year has come and gone. of trees. "The thorns which I have reap'd 9:30a.m.. Church School: 10a,m Holy especially for youngsters. Almost in It is truly reflective of an earlier thair nawapapar bafora 5:30 p.m. entry Wanta AvaitaMa At Did it make any difference in your Sweet spring odors on the day Masses at 7:30. 9:30 and II a m. Eucharist. Rite II. with sermon; II a m ahould talaphona tha circulation AH Thaatara. No TiefctI are of the tree I planted: they have \E R \0 \ UNITED AIETHODIST Parish Coffee Hour. desperation her branch this year America when “hot dogs, apple pie dapartmant, 647*0946. ' Purchaaa Nocaaaary. breeze 649-9333 life!’ For some it was just another torn me and I bleed. " - Byron cm RCH. Route 30. Rev. Dr, James W appealed to the CB clubs in the area and ice cream" weren't an adver­ weekend: for others it meant a way From daffodil and crocus Knorr. pastor. for help. tising man's creation. Sfuvxxtsel bed If you are a tennis fan. the above of tipping one's hat to God and things A thank you to Si. .fames 9:15 a m . Worship Service. Church "We met these people, and they It may be 1978, but CBers, high- word brings to mind competition, I K Cinemas sacred: for still others it was a And balsam branches I want to express my thanks to St. "the joy of victory or the agony of •School for all ages. Nursery provided are fantastic," she said. "Right on faluting research notwithstanding, IMTKR8TAteB4 overhead? MU gripping and moving experience. James Roman Catholic Church for defeat, but to the Christian Church ST. MARGARET MARA CHUR( il the spot they agreed to sponsor a still display the qualities that made B O T B 8 It could have been a time of Sad is the world and cold playing host to both Protestant and the word opens up an area of respon­ South Windsor. Rev. William McGrath inm statewide coffee break. They literal­ this country great and different. 8 IL ¥ m U M i e and gray. and Rev, Joseph Schick, co-pastors, itoBSm sTReerl renewal, of starting all over again in Roman clergy on a regular basis. We sibility and concern. ly took over! We've never seen such If this is all of Easter Day. Saturday Mass at 7 p.m,; Sunday By B A S T H A R T F O R D human relations, of getting a firmer meet for coffee, discussion, and I wonder if the Manchester Area Eugm Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a m 8 8 8 - 8 8 1 0 hold on life's basic purpose, of But if this blessed season prayer. Conference of Churches ought not to ______Br«w»f experiencing new ways of finding brings CHURCH OF SAINT BERNARD. autOAmsunmn It is good to have this opportunity take a look at what "singles " feel Rockville. Rev. John J, White, pastor Nothing offers more $*.Bo tu aiaotKii. God. I hope that a great many of you A firmer faith in holy for communication which makes us about the church as well as what the Sunday masses: 7:00. 8:30. 10:00 and grist for the mill of skep­ went to church, heard the familiar things: realize how much we all are in need church ought to do for this group in 11:30 a m ticism and disbelief than The roof q ^ r Your head story of the resurrection, sang Assurance of a living of God and each other. We have the our society. FAITH EITHER AN CHIRCH unGodiy behavior by nom inal believ ers. An ' Chri.st the Lord is Risen Today. " Lord: * opportunity to pray together for the (MTHERAN CHURCH I N I belong to a Religious Book Club extreme example is the codd be a THE listened to the choral anthems, A strengthening of the needs of fellow clergymen, for our that very recently sent me two books AAIERICA). 1120Silver Lane, East Hart­ bowed in prayer, and not only gave tender chord ford, Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor. open hostility among community, and for the world. which opened up this concern to me. adherents of three major an offering for the kingdom but. as it Of love that binds us to the I hope this custom continues for a They are: 9:30 a m., Sunday Church School: 11 KMui r ^ t under a.m.. Church Service. Nursery provided. religions in the Mideast, were, placed yourself on the altar in life to come long time. It "Saturday Night. Sunday Mor­ which gives ample reason dedication. If you did. Easter made a Where loved ones wait us ^Mirnose. i m . ning" by Nicholas Christoff who is an GILEAD congregational for questioning the validity difference. in the heavenly home. A rliurkle ordained Lutheran minister with a CHURGH. Hebron. Rev David G of religion. With a Home Equity Loan from Hartford The poet May Ricker Conrad states No pain or loss can e'er ef­ I was told this story the other day pastorate in Chicago devoted to Runnion-Bareford. pastor. When professed National. "House this same thqught in "What Does face the bliss. 10:30 a m.. Worship Service, the Rev. Christians live as mere We^i^repared to lend qualified applicants after a Red Cross Board of Directors "singles.■' It is published by Harper Easter Mean to You? " meeting. and Row. Mr. Runnion-Bareford. preaching worldlings, and especially to S25,000 or more (based on the current scans" when churches officially APRIL 1-2 2) "A Pew for One. Please" by Nursery provided: 9:15 a m,. Church market value of your home less A clergyman was dilatory in his School including instruction classes on sanction moral depravity the balance of your mortgage) Both Days What does Easter mean to clerical duties but ardent in his loyal­ William Lyon who is a theologically the meaning of Communion for 10 to 12 and Satanic perversions, at very attractive terms. I C M n H K you? ty to the local golf club. He was a trained psychologist on the staff of year olds and for younger children, in the the doubter is confirmed in Stop in today and ask any 10 A.M. - 8 P.M. Stately church with .Maxim good golfer but some of his Chapman College in California, Parish House; 7:30 p.m,. Study Group. h is declension from cushioned pew. parishioners wondered if that kind of Publisher — Seabury Press. "Drumbeat of Love." in the book of /)cts. religion. He who would of our loan ofTicers about a .■W*" ^ K T T I I Z I I Some have used Lent to give up bad bear Christ's name wears a Home Equity Loan. W ell be Children Where, Lenten season habits, some used it to strengthen the goodness would get him into heaven IK HMCHESTER gone at last Finally he died and he did get weighty mantle of respon happy to serve you. T ^ C K B soul by self-denial, some used time Both books open up a responsibility tr h r k i# x sibility. "Having your SATURDAY And days of self-denial available or money saved to aid a through the pearly gates. that the Christian Church has to a i t l J l l o C l O p i C Annual past. behavior seemly among MKSHT ARMORY worthy cause. These sayings from When the minister inquired about group that has long been neglected. the Gentiles: that ... they Amount Monthly Finance Total of Percentage 9 9 < r Children, a panel discussion FEWER Manchester, Connecticut Richly clad, devoted "Forbes " for April 3. 1978 are con­ the facilities for golf he was told. They share programs for singles may by your good works, throngs “We ll try to make arrangements. " of child abuse, will be presented Tuesday at $ 3,000 $ 68.87 John T h iir o ffa AduKs cerned with character: which have been tried — some which they behold, glorify 120 nw. S 3,264.40 S 8,264.40 11% Of worshippers unite in After a few telephone calls the successful, some failures. the meeting of Emanuel Lutheran Church God . . " (1 Peter 2:121 10,000 137.73 120 mo. 6,330.00 16,330.00 11% "The unfortunate thing about this Women at 7:30 p.m. in Luther Hall of the songs world is that good habits are so much golfer took the elevator down, down, For anyone interested, there are Doctrinal infidelity to 13,000 206.62 120 mo. 9,794.40 24,794.40 11% church. Christ can be equally 23,000 344.37 Of praise in lily scented easier to give up than bad ones," — and down. When he arrived in the also articles on this subject in last 120 ma 16,324.40 41,324.40 11% $ 1. 7 5 : air'’ lower regions, he eagerly rushed to The program has been arranged bv damaging. To profess /i'r-S Somerset Maugham mdnths issue of "A.D." magazine, loyalty to the Lord while » wweii uvenaao aHaw imn Is this what makes your ^he golf course and was impressed the national U.C.C, publication: and members of Ruth Circle. Greeters will be enIM I* (ter loeu aaUtr IS.tOO "I count him braver who . Mrs. Raymond Wilcox and Mrs Dodi gyrating wildly from His MKl over tlS.MO. o iryoa'n ■ Easter fair? in the current issue of U.S, News and — >••*«•»t a Sb fU i n IS, TTIIV W l l * Dienst. Mrs. Philip McGehan and Mrs teaching undercuts the Hertford Nemaal Favorite Does it mean the end of World Report," Pereoa, you qaalUy for a tt% Ibrtfoid National tk quers his enemies: for the hardest Joseph Uccello are in charge of basl5_for./ai(Ji, • rale dlieonat. If you've got a IHde money, ^ notget a btorbaiA? please CAUTHEWHEI winter's reign. victory is over self, " - Aristotle the pro had Aactly the right heft. His Perhaps we need a 'task force " in raRsen^TMES practice swings felt great. this area. refreshments. All church women are in­ Lydair'a’na' Vernon Mewts vited. Phone: 646-2903 PAGE FOUR-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancherter. Conn,. Sat., April 1, 1978 s AC RO SS 2 T ick Answer to Previous Puzzio MMCHESTER evening herald. ManPHps.PT Conn., Sat., Aoril I 1978- ..fU;. f .vr.a 3 King Mongkut’t UUDtDU 1 Genetic - n Taxpayer always comes up a loser material tutor a Charles M. Schuitz * I 4 W tinbtnd 4 Compess ______r ■ 1 you can look for it to come not from IT’S YOUR OPINION ■ " 8 Impudence point B y P K T K I.KV the increase in taxes brought about ends meet, and the more you make, p Dear Abby 5 Sprightiy h in t The Saturday opinion page in open to alt readern of 12 Author U«LL,MEN, THIS HAS the poor but from the well-to-do. by inflation. Inflation doesn’t mean Fleming 6 More foxy Pete Lee is editor of the El Paso the more is taken away from ytu. | The Herald. We Milieit your opinionH on lopii'H of iiilen*s| BEENA6KEATHIK6 ! But, you say, all those rich folk 13 Fodder tower 7 Cultivetor Heraid-Post. just an increase in prices — it means And finally, reflect on this. One out $. to the roiniiiunity. It* it euuralion? AdiiiiniNtruliop? By Abigail Van Buren 8 Compasi have tax loopholes to take care of 14 Slight quarrel ------■k -k -k an increase in wages, too, brought of every six Americans nowadays | BuHineMH? Reerealion? Polilies? 15 Ladies’ w e ir point them. about by the need for more income to The purpoHe is lo pret$enl a rroHH*Heiiioii of eoiii* 17 No longer are 9 Slots works for the government — federal, I 10 Hindu iiiunitv opinion on a Hide variety of Huhjec’lH. 18 Enthusiiim n What is most depressing about Well, the biggest single loophole of pay those higher prices. And when a DEAR ABBY; Boy, do I ever have a solution for the lady garment state or local. Which means their .1 ^'e aHk that you limit your Hrilinp to no ition* lliufi 19 Desert region t3 making out your income tax return is all is the $750 per person personal signed CRAVING AFFECTION. 11 Ladder round workman gets a pay increase, he salaries are paid out of taxes I 500 HonlH, doulife Htiared, and ttend Inem lo: of shifting C3DOGO the knowledge that even when you exemption — which is available to IT ^ YOl R OI*IMO^ My husband is ready to jump into be4 at the drop of a u n d 16 Amelopee 31 Scruff frequently Is pushed into a higher tax (though, in fairness, they pay taxes, I 20 Martini 4 9 R o id hat, a raindrop or a snowflake. 21 Actor Tom 32 Government have made it out, and sent it in with the poor as well as the rich. And the bracket. Between 1973 and 1976, for too). ' I .HanrlieMter K\eninp Herald ingredient 51 N tutiesl pols Herald Square I love my h^band very much, but after doing my 22 Soviet Union agent the accompanying check, you still next biggest loophole is the standard 23 Mayday signal 53 Growth example, it’s estimated that there And government budgets — again, | Manelie»ler, Conn. 06010 housework, taking care of five Idds, r unning my errands , (abbr.) (comp.wd.) haven't paid it. 1 25 Noun suffix 24 Long nose 54 Minute insect deduction allow ^ everyone, rich and was a $21 billion increase in taxes federal, state and local — last year and helpmg my in-laws. I’m exhausted by 9 p.m. 35 Baciusa ' 27 Complots 26 Fast eirersft 38 British meal 65 Btesklsst According to deep studies by poor alike. After that comes the Not ray husband! He is ready for a night of cuddling and (sbbr.) collected that could be attributed to averaged $9,607 per American agreement 40 Provided meal food knowledgeable people, the typical loving. (I like the cuddling-it’s the LOVING that wears 27 One of the "loophole” of deductions for state wage increases brought on by infla­ 30 Unheralded 43 Dtpression ini- 57 Man’s household. Since the average income me out.) Beats taxpayer must work from January 1 and local taxes. tion. 33 Japaneea tills nicknim* of our 74.5 million households was CI^VING AFFECTION that I would ^ d l y change currency 28 Nibbles Bi-Focais - By Ruth Marcus to May 4 in order to earn enough So, in terms of fixation, it doesn't What it all adds up to is that you plans with her, or send her my husband. 34 Glide e M t 29 Givs injtction 45 Author Bellow 59 Doctors' $20,000, this means that government C -S -v wr A rk-M a m w k w r 9 money to pay his taxes for the year. ’TOO TIRED 36 Mine car 30 Russisn 47 Pirt of I shoe group necessarily pay to be rich. In fact, can’t win, no matter what. The less was determining how 47 percent of O lX -V C a F p r e S lC lC I lC y 5 At least that's what thV-time span the richer you are, the more you're 37 Blot mountiins 46 Egyptlen deity ^^0* I W(3NDER ^ XVE BEEN you make, the harder it is to make your income was spent. m. •> 39 A ir defense ( B e c a u s e was in 1977. Lord knows what it is DEAR TOO; The problem of sexual fulfillment ha W HY THE How taxed. This brings us to taxfiation — l^ompared to world hunger. Although there’s no shortage group (alibr.) t 2 3 4 s 5 7 1 6 10 11 To the editor; 4 ' envitenment ^YouR CROCKED DO this year. j ^ f food, much of the world’s population is near starvatloB. 11 13 14 a D PAINT As a member of the trustees of the urgently need an energy program, a '*e y (eMw.) Such knowledge is enough to send There’s plenty of supply and demand—it’s the distribution ,^b u il d e r 9 MNTER P3R 42 RiS.g LA'pTHD \bu Hartford County Medical firm control on inflation, and a cessa­ that’s fouled up. IS 16 17 the average taxpayer into a slough of Thought 44 Mitigei* RJRCED 2 0 VCARSI Association’s Insurance and Retire­ 46 Egypt (ebbr.| LESS THAM' KNOW?* despair. He is mad enough already tion of our program of printing more 11 zo SoAAE ETHICAL "It is not for you to know times or lives by being too busy to hear him. ment Trust Funds, I have been made and more dollars to meet our needs. DEAR^ABBY: I am having an affair with a married man 47 Farm agency 1 1 ’’ 1 6A^DNTHS. about taxes because, as everyone by meeting us in the routine of our I am realiy in love with. (I'm 27 and he’s 48.) We have been 32 23 zs 26 seasons which the father has fixed by Let us remember that the strength acutely conscious of the marked (ebbrl PAI NITER TO knows, it is the poor man who gets hit daily lives, and in our human pain. We need a courage and an expertise out in public together, and have even gone to some parties 40 Under the ■ of the resurrection can be ours now 27 21 26 30 31 32 hardest by Uncle Sam. The rich have his own authority. But you shall Yet he requires also of us that we depreciation of our assets during the that is sadly lacking in our capital where he Imew we’d run into some of his friends. (Once we weather ■ w a t e r DOUlM receive power when the Holy Spirit through the power of the Holy Spirit, 50 Electrical unit S3 35 all sorts of loopholes and besides the wait. We are given the promise of the past year and if our portfolio had not today. even ran into his wife and neither seemed embarrossedl) t h e PAifOT-. . has come upon you...” Holy Spirit’s presence in our lives, if only we will be open to him. The We’ve been going together for over a year, and have 52 Press ■ 1 richest of them all can figure things been invested in the finest of Frankly, I believe that our presi­ 56 River in 37 3. 40 How difficult it is for us to wait! In but again and again we are told that prophet Isaiah promises that "they even spent weekends together, so I finally got up the 1 ■ out so that they pay no taxes at all. American industries, I could possibly dent means well but as a political Europe 42 the words of a popular folk song, "I we cannot know when he will come to who wait for the Lord shall renew courage to ask him why he was having this affair. He told 58 Terrible 45 1-1 (ttUAtxy accuse our financial consultants of animal he is as concerned, or me that he and his wife have an “open marriage’’—a totally 1 Right? No, sorry, that's wrong. can’t live on promises winter to us. This means that we must be con­ their strength, they shall mount up 61 Toward the 46 gross mismanagement. perhaps more concerned, about his honest arrangement in which they agreed that if either one canter The following information may be spring ... " Our need to live in the tinually open to the Spirit, and that is with wings like eagles, they shall run 1 However, they are doing as well as chances of re-election in 1980 as he is wants to sleep with someone else, it’s okay, "niat way 62 Half (prefix) 4S 48 so SI 53 54 55 Prisciiia’a Pop — Ai Vsrmaar of some comfort to the chap who here and now gives our lives a precisely what waiting means: being and not be weary, they shall walk and there’s no lying and nobody is hurt. 63 Yield under ■ ■ ■ struggles to make ends meet (though healthy urgency, for none of us is not faint.” 98 percent of the rest of America's about his performance during his pressure 56 67 58 58 60 open. We cannot force the Spirit to He tells me he loves me and “needs" me and doesn’t TAKE CARE OF YOU, TOO, YOUR FRIENP I GUESS ^ HE USER TO WALK THE This, too, is the promise of Easter. financial advisors and are not really present term. His current decisions 64 Visual it won't help him pay his taxes). promised tomorrow in this worid. come to us, but we can prevent his want to stop seeing me because I’m everything his wife has 65 Deadfall 61 62 63 YOURSELF, AL.' BOTTS.' IS REALLY SO. BUT never been to him. CHICKEN WITHOUT Government figures show that The risen Christ addresses this need presence from having meaning in our Martha Freimuth at fault. The problem is complicated, are influenced to some extent by 66 Ands (Fr.| ECCENTRIC, HEB GETTING I’m confused. If he’s being honest with me, why doesn't 64 65 66 A LE A S H .' there are 1,149 taxpayers earning MACC Project Servic,. but no small part of it is directly at­ what he thinks the American public D O W N 1 ISNT ME ? , BE TTE R .' . tributable to our administration in will think of them in the year 1980. he get a divorce and marry me? VC more than $1 million a year. And on CONFUSED 1 Vex the average, they each pay a little Almanac Washington, D.C. If our American presidents were over $1 million in taxes. We have a Democratic president, a elected for a single term of six years DEAR CONFUSED; Because he and his wife prefer to stay married. He is being completely honest with you. He If you think that most taxes come Democratic-controlled House of and had no opportunity for a second By llnilcil I’rt-HH Inicrnulioniil Mars, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. has made it clear that you “fill a need” for the present. So if Win at Bridge from low income families, think In 1853, Cincinnati, Ohio, began Representatives, and a Democratic- term, they could act as a president Today is Saturday, April 1, the 91st Those born on this date are under you’re angling for a wedding ring, you’re the sucker. "The caution wps unneces­ again. The top one percent of our paying the fire department a regular controlled Senate, and the country should act; namely, fearless and NOR"rH day of 1978 with 274 to foiiow. It’s the sign of Aries. ♦ — sary. West had 12 diamonds wage earners pay 19 percent of all salary. Ordinary firemen drew $60 a has gone from bad to worse during beholding to no one, determined to do DEAR ABBY; It is the height of stupidity when a and a spade and opened his April Fool's Day. Russian composer Sergei year. smoker starts to light up, stops abruptly, then W 2 personal income taxes. the past year. Fiscal irresponsibility, the right as they see the right. Their • ♦ — long suit. East trumped and The moon is between its last Rachmaninoff was born April 1,1873. hypocritically asks, "’Is it aU right if I smoko?" led back a heart which West The 25 percent of our population In 1918, the Royal Air Force was obeisance to labor unions, and a total entire interests could be concen-' « KQJ 1091765432 quarter and new phase. This is actress Debbie Reynolds’ 46th Of course its NOT all right! ruffed. making the highest incomes — over founded and two months later Britain disregard of the effects of inflation trated on their single term and be in­ In addition. I’m tired of having my home stunk up. I WEST EAST South was probably one of There is no morning star. birthday. * 2 ♦ 3 $25,000 a year - pay 72 percent of all began bombing industrial targets in are only a few of the signs of the in­ spired to do a job "well done", want to breathe clean air and so do my children. I’m » — the maddest men ever to Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence The morning stars are Mercury, On this day in history: dumping every ashtray I own., V KQJ 10987 play bridge. He claimed that taxes. Germany from French bases in competence, nay the impotence, of providing this country with an" ♦ KQJ109 6543 World War I I sympathize with smokers. I used to be one, but I quit. S763132 he had been cheated and YOU »UM6LINd IDIOT! YOUR The lowest 25 percent in terms of our present administration. extraordinary administration and a. ♦ wanted to fight all the other It wasn’t easy. Now I would like to apologize to everyone * .... « A ORDERS WERE TO KEEP DAFFODIL income pay only one half of one per­ Unfortunately, we are faced with certain immortality for themselves., whose air I fouled up when I smoked around them. three players. DOBBINS UNDER CONSTANT SOUTH Of course, if ha had re­ cent of the taxes collected by the two more years of such ineptitude, Sincerely yours, NEW BRIGHTON, MINN. E a rly m w tosses fii/it Into Early man cheats the i/obno out *• AKQJI0987654 membered what day It was government. And they, of course, are and the business community as well Charles E. Jacobson Jr., M.D. DEAR NEW; It's harrlly “the height of stupidity” to ask, » A he would have laughed the the ones who get welfare benefits volCano *To Ws amazewient he oi two coconifts.lb his amazeniehf as the American public are becoming 45 Wyllys St. but it is the “height of rudeness” to smoke if the answer is 0 A whole thing off, but he didn’t more and more disenchanted. We Manchester no. And “no smoking” is a movement whose time has come. ♦ .... do that. He became even which come out of the pockets of the more annoyed when West lop taxpayers. has invented INCOME T/\kES, he has InvetrtedtheW/IUPIT. Are your proUems too heavy to handle alone? Let Abby told him, if he knew an.v- help yon. For a personal, unpublished reply, write; Abby: Vulnerable: Both In fact, 93 percent of all income thing about bridge, he would Bex 69700, Los Angeles, CaUI. 90069. Enelose a stamped, Dealer: West have run to seven notrump taxes collected come from the top 50 self-addressed envelope. West North East South which could not be beaten percent of U.S. wage earners. i* 6« 6W 74 since West didn’t have a club So if there's ever a taxpayer revolt, Pass Pass Dbl. Redbl, to lead. quote/unquote Pass Pass Pass What people are saying... Opening lead; ♦ K ( Yesterdays ) Astro-graph A Canadian reader wants to know what you do if you Aiiey Cop — Dave Graua By Oswald Jacoby “We’re a lot more pleased than we By BERNICE BEDE 080L pick up 11 clubs headed by THAT Dtjes f 25 years ago Sam s a likable fellow, always and Alan Sontag the jack and the ace-king of /WdPirtT------Tu'ia x » ! TH'SLEEP-WEED SMOKE WILL AIN'TOOMEBODY BOUND TSHOW'j YEP...SOONER OR were six months ago . .. If there was Today’s hand was pre­ CONpoJ TH; knock EVERX>IE out long ENOUGH has been. No one treats him like a LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Let no hearts. RRE'S OUT.' K R jgm iS TGET TH' GIRL UP FROM TH’ OTHER END OF J L^BKOTHAbrS William C. Mason is named the to be a guinea pig, maybe Boston was one make important decisions pared exactly 40 years ago W H Y WE apTTA criminal, since he was always quite i t a o "The answer is that you call i4AKE -nZ/kCVAT new chief of South Manchester Fire the most suitable. But it's been very for you today because your for the benefit of a very for a new deck since two of y! C k)N f Department. frank about his illegal activities long judgment is exceptionally pompous, self-styled expert. painful for both us and the people your 11 clubs will be dupli­ Vandalism threatens public's use before he was arrested.” 03i7iilliijliiij7 keen. You’ll weigh aspects that ThiBre was nothing unrea­ cate cards. who ride it." they may overlook sonable about any of the of Highland Park. — Gerald Wilt, the new mayor VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Don’t bids. — Robert R. Kiley, rliairman of (Do you have a question for 10 years ago of l.ake City, I"la., discussing Cir­ A pril 2, 1978 be afraid lo do a lillle exira West could make five dia­ liie MaHsarhusetiB Bay Tranaporta- work If the boss requests It the experts? Write "Ask the cuit Judge Samuel S. Smith, con­ Tills coming year you will be­ monds. North bid six clubs Experts," care of this newspa­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Bantly of 4 come Involved lo varying de­ today. What you do now will be lion Authority, citing the experi­ remembered at bonus lime. as some sort of small sacri­ per. Individual questions will Garth Road are installed as worthy victed on a federal cliarge of con­ grees wlUi several new groups. fice. East bid six hearts In ment that made Boston the first Two extremely importani rela- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) be answered If accompanied patron and worthy matron, respec­ spiring lo obtain 1,600 pounds of Sunshine follows you around the hope that his partner by stamped, sell-addressed American city to Irv a new version llonshlps will result from the would hold a major suit ace. tively, of Temple Chapter. Order of murijiiana. people you’ll meet. today and others find your envelopes. The most Interest­ company most enjoyable. Not And there was (touth looking Eastern Star. of the trolley, llie •‘light rail ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) No ing questions will be used In vehicle.” run of the mill activities (or you only are you fun, bul you make at 13 tricks in spades with this column and will receive people feel important. today, you need new places 150 honors to boot. copies olJACOBY MODERN.) and new (aces. Shun your SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22)4s East doubled to tell his usual haunts with the same old a closer you’re dynamite tocMy, partner not to lead a heart. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.I crowd. Rnd out more about so don’t leave opportune situa­ The Fiintstonaa — Hanna-Barbara Productions yourself by sending (or your tions dangling. Wrap things up copy of Astro-Graph Letter. while the tide is In your favor. Berry’s World SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. f LOOKS LIKE ^...l PUT IN Mall 50 cents for each and a YOU'RE DOING, Yet the critics are not agreed on the 21) This is a good day lo LONG HOURS Politics and popular culture long, self-addressed, stamped discuss a new project you’re , O.K., STONEV/ AND TR Y , culprit. envelope to Astro-Graph, P.O TALENTSP TAKi./j Interested in with persons who TO S E < Editor's Note: This is the 11th in a clean. Perhaps the most recurrent of Some blame the top decision- . Box 489. Radio City Station. plight of the poor. However, the nation. could help advance your CHEERFUL /.. N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify series of 15 articles exploring these is corruption. At least everyone makers of the media, saying they im-! cause Use a bold approach. "system " gradually seduces him. In marked contrast, popular music birth sign. ------"Popular C ulture: M irror of is against it. pose their preferences on the public. CAPRICORN (D ec. 22-Jin. 19) Media experts persuade him to has become a format for political TAURUS (April 20-May 20) The American Life." This series was Virtue can, of course, triumph over Others claim that the cbm-, reason you’re likely lo be more Things should work out profita­ reduce his messages to 30-second expression, especially to younger bly for you today even though It of an achiever than your peers written (or Courses by Newspaper, a corruption, as it did in Frank Capra's spots; interest groups exact con­ audiences. Artists like the Beatles in municators are simply responding to may look like touch-and-go for program developed by University fabled "Mr. Smith Goes to a citizenry that wants its news and today is because you’re more a lime Keep your eye on the cessions in return for contributions the early 1960s, and Bob Dylan and strongly motived where ambi­ bottom line. Extension, University of California, Washington" (19.39), where a naive views in capsules. tions are concerned. and endorsements. Joan Baez amid the civil rights and AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Feb. 19) San Diego, and funded by a grant United States senator wins out over Yet it is possible to suggest th a t: GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Your Bit by bit he learns to live with Vietnam protests, offered subtle in­ sphere of Influence ranges far Your luck Is a reliable ally today his cynical seniors — as it happens, Americans are still political ‘ but It may not cover career from the National Endowment for these " realities,” which the script dictments of their society. Even wider today than you may real­ the Humanities. by mobilizing some boy scout troops. creatures, with ideas and interests of ' ize. Lots of people will be situations. Try not to put It to implies are inevitable. today, popular performers such as the lest In that area. discussing your bright Ideas. Copyright 1977-78 by the Regents of The more solemn movies like "Ad- their own. Even at a distance they \ PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) (It even adds infidelity with an at­ James Taylor and Carole King show COURSES BY NEWSPAPER CANCER (June 21-July 22) This the University of California. vi.se and Consent" (1962) and "The can size up the stature of a candidate' Chance may place you in the tractive campaign worker, an America so gripped by could be a profitable day lor Rest Man " (1964) also .showed the and see the issues at stake in an elec-; you due to the efforts of some­ right spot at the right time B> W im i'.W II VCKI B presumably par for the political materialism and amorality that today whereby you will benefit Born Loser — Art Sanaom victory of principle, if by some tion. Citizens certainly make mis- - one who has your best inler- course.) Having the hero from subur­ political participation is futile. It ests at heart, the full benefits rather handsomely from the The combination of politics and skewed casting of the villain, to a vandalized, half-finished housing takes and can succumb to alluring spadework done by others. ban surrounding suggests that even may well be that all those stridently will take time to surface. A reverse approach has politics project than have an economist (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN | auiP'AaiNF popular culture makes (or an well-meaning liberals must suffer a amplified stereos are the "radical" but misleading presentations. But it' awkward alliance corrupting innocence. For example, explore prevailing paradoxes in in­ seldom happens when the outcome loss of innocence — and integrity. demonstrations of our era. HORSES AMP AUTH' Images arise of candidates "All the King's Men" (1949), based terest rates. really counts. Buga Bunny — Halmdahl and Ytoffal Television, the most ""mass" of the Moreover, politicians are attacked O 1976(^NEA,lnc. KlHb'S m e m ! emulating entertainers, of cam­ Indeed, problems which defy easy "Voters are not fools," was the on Robert Penn Warren's prizewin­ media, tends lo skirt politics at its by both liberal and conservative car­ paigns reported ;is athletic contests, depiction may get no mention at ail. way a political scientist once put it. arVESTER.WHEN WILL ning novel, turns a rural idealist into edges. Soap operas and situation toonists every day on the editorial "Give it lo me straight — do I look and of platforms with the appeal and a populist despot. Much the same can be said of the Indeed, it can be argued that VA REALIZE THAT besieged?" L_ILUL_I1_JLJ comedies introduce issues — abor­ pages of our nation's newspapers. spot advertising used by candidates APE WILLNCYCR veneer of commercials. However, A more "modern " portrayal came tion, crime, race prejudice — but exposure to modern media has SfiewKf c n c z i c z ] uncziczicncz] And Trudeau's purely political comic during elections. (Or can we say that LEARN rPLAY politics still deals with complex and with Robert Redford's performance they either keep on a plane of in­ strip, "Doonesbury,” won a Pulitzer heightened our sophistication. GUITAR? Our Boarding House — Carrol A McCormick □ □ c z i □ iiz if m c z ic ^ watching an aspirant walking pen­ consequential issues, which de.serve as "The Candidate” (1972). Here the terpersonal relations or attack prize. If that is so, we have a more acute \ DEStSr 1 □ □ c z i L D q n c z i □ ( z : o central figure was a young, public sively on a beach gives an underlying □ c n c z i a i z : □ □ □ [ = □ to he taken seriously. Candidates offstage targets. Politicians come Thus via scripts, songs, cartoons, political understanding and seek a,? IN SOUR AMOSJftE MY WORP, MARTHA,you should be judged on their character clue to his character?) politics that will meet our expec-,| ^ □pqaczDczicrifZDiriici .service lawyer from a comfortable, across as stock characters: crooks or and scenarios, politics has found.a DEGRACATION/ 5ISNEi? THE BURKE5 TO FIGKT HAVE UNWITTINGLY ICZTCZiCZICIIlCZDCZICZ] [m iZ ] and competence, not as coached or The conclusion in many quarters is tations. | A07UPLEGF WILPMENf IF PAIP TRIBUTE TO MY CirtOCZIlCZl CIDCZICZDCZI middle-class background, impelled buffoons or cynics. We turn on TV to place in our popular culture. But CltPI>yMA$it,Tmk8»UAA<.fli ” photogen ic " persona lilies" that the best way to attract an ANVTHINfl HAPPENS ro TriEIW promotional ABILITIES.' W-auant/^*.i into politics by his concern for the unwind, not to ponder the state"of the what of the reverse relationship; the Popular cullure. in contrast, is audience is by adding the TLL PERSONALL'/ il<5N YOU I PERSONALLY SEUCTEP impact of entertainment on the world meant mainly for relaxation. Thus dramaturgy of debate. This strategy R7RTriE REMATCHES! THE KON0S AS of politics? The views expressed in Courses by OPPONENTS BECAUSE political issues are simplified, often apparently succeeded, both in 1960 In simpler days politicians crossed Newspaper are those of the authors THE BURKES PAY ON TiMt, OF thbr pa cifist lo suit the media s modes of presen­ and 1976, when the Kennedy-Nixon the country by railroad, pausing at only and do not necessarily reflect HELP AROUI4P THE HOUSE, Heathciin and Ford-Carter encounters broke This Funny Worid tation In like manner, politicians whistle-stops and shaking hands at those of the University of California, ANPOOTO tend to be judged by how well they records for political broadcasts. BEP EARLY, county fairs. Newspaper reports the funding agency, or the par­ MONTMORENCY HAS come across as pubiic pertormers Actually, they were less “debates” came in leisurely, gray-columned ticipating newspapers and colleges. BEEN ASKED TO riiere is. of course, no shortage of than two-person press conferences, X8N A ROCK GROUfiL. purely lictional performances lengths, which were in turn dis­ responding to panels of reporters. At AS SOON AS HIS dealing with political themes. cussed in general stores and city the same time, voters apparently felt NEXT WEEK: Nathan Irving HAIR GETS cafes. Citizens knew candidates at Every season comes up with a they had gained added insight on the Huggins, professor of history at firsthand, and issues hit close to contenders, particularly in their Columbia University, discusses quota of TV scripts and series home. devoted lo politics. While these composure under pressure. minorities and the media. Were things really that way? Fact Still, subsequent discussions treatments run tlio range from farce and fancy often get entangled. Even to tragedy, they share at least one dwelled more on “who won? " than so, we do know that voting reached denominator; they avoid controver­ with the substantive content of the its all-time highs in the 1890s and has sial issues that might offend substan­ presentations. «' been on a downswing ever since. The author tial segments of their audiences. It is the main interest of the media Most Americans still (eel di-eply It has become commonplace to to make politics a spectator sport; a Andrew Hacker is professor of 1 HEV EVEN CRY observe that people have little about issues carrying political over­ sort of stretched-out counterpart of p olitical science at Queens:>; '•wixmAiiiTiixiAVtfRd. JST M0VIE5= V-/ firsthand experience of politics. “A tones. (There is less apathy than the Super Bowl? The primaries can ;;;; College of the City University of S modem campaign is conducted near­ be seen as weekly episodes of a Ig New York, having previously Si appearances often suggest.) Hence ly wholly in the press, especially on Short Riba — Frank Hill serial. Polls measure the nation’s gi taught for many years at Cornell S the risk of arousing resentments if television,” says Jann Wenner, mind, finding enough “don't knows” Si University. issues seem unfairly presented editor of Rolling Stone. “There is the W) Indeed, there are many questions and “undecideds” to keep even one­ A frequent contributor to;S so-called news, which is at least half- c o l l f c t i o n people would rather leave unraised. sided contests alive. We “watch” a ig scholarly journals and to such §i c-ontrived, controlled events; and Like how equitably we distribute the campaign as if it were an event I popular periodicals as “The-New § there is advertising, wholly contrived r eH78lltWMi^8yW..I«c. nation's income; or the public's created for an audience, rather than IgYork Times Magazine,"!$ and unashamed propaganda.” responsibility for Watergate and Like many other movies dealing with im lilijs. "All the a process whose very core is per­ iS “ H a i r 's " and ""'Ehe National S !> ‘ ‘Would it be unethical for ua to Vietnam. According to this analysis, the sonal participation. si Review,” he is the author of five S President'sI’ ...... Men," starring...... Robert Redlord... and...... Dustin Hotf- mode of presentation decides what have the buainessman'a lunch?” So on the whole tlie media stick to Thus many argue that by merging ss books, including "The End of theB man, emphasizes that eorruplion is often at the center of will be seen. Televised news requires "sale" political subjects, or ones in politics with popular cultures, is American Era and "The News Ob politi("al I'ower, theatrical on-some-spot settings. ss Yorkers. which the audience itsell comes out appearances win out over reality and Better, therefore, to carry cameras the media constrain the message. M.i PAGE SIX-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchciiler. Conn.. Sat.. April 1. liT78 Obituaries Matsikas will seek Fire calls She is also survived by a daughter, M a n rh tD le r non Road. Ju n Dorene M. Morgan, at home; her Friday, 3:24 p.m.—Woods fire at 630 Friday, 7:21 LIGHT MENUS p.m.-Brush fire at 36 Jan Gelb, a well-known Nei parents, Mr. and Mrs. Armando 55th District seat Ranny St. Lydall St. (Town) artist, died Monday in New York City Cirilli of Wethersfield; a brother, Lx)uie Matsikas, a co-owner of the South WinilHur TolIa^SV^^ P ">-Brush fire at 250 , at the age of 71 She was the wife of James Cirilli of Glastonbury; a Marlborough Tavern, has announced Friday, 2:58 p.m.—Brush fire on Boris Margo, a prominent artist, and sister, Mrs. Bruce Skiff of that he is interested in the Bayberry Trail. Friiby, 7:48 p.m.-Auto accident on . , the sister of Mrs. Vitta Zuckermann Wethersfield; and her maternal Democratic nomination for the 55th FVidiy, 4:32 p.m.—Stove fire at 171 Interstate 84, Governor Street Exit. > ■ of Manchester. grandmother, Mrs. Josephine LaPen- Wday, 7:50 p.m.—Water leak at 31 I . FOR SPRING Assembly District seat. Woodland Drive. High St. • : ,^pr Brunch, Lunch or Dinner, She is also survived by two na of Hartford. Kant llarlfunl Friday, 8:40 p.m.—rush fire, rear of 24 T- here are fresh menu ideas for your brothers and seven nieces and The funeral is Monday at 9 a.m.-at He is one of three Democrats in­ Friday, 11:45 a.m.—Medical call, rear Toliand St, < .nephews. Newkirk and Whitney Funeral Hdme, terested in the seat, which is held of 211 Burnside Ave. Spring fare. Featuring flavorful fa­ Ms. Gelb was distinguished as a 318 BucnsidSTverKWith a mass at now by State Rep. Dorothy Miller, a Friday, 1:23 p.m.—Medical call at 5 vorites, All-American Turkey, Alaska teacher, author, painter and print- Corpus Christ! Church, Wethersfield, Republican. Pine St. maker. She had served two term s as at 10. Burial will bd in Mount St. Friday, 1:30 p.m.—Medical call at 224 (Police report);; King Crab and Washington State Red Woodlawn Circle, vice president of the Society of Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. Matsikas lists his residence in Friday, 2:20 p.m —Brush fire, rear of and Golden Deheious Apples, they’re American Graphic Artists and was Friends may call at the funeral Hebron but also has a residence in 160 Plain Drive. the recipient of many awards in­ Marlborough, where he serves as elegant, yet easy to prepare, with a home Sunday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 Friday, 3:16 p.m.—Garage fire at 35 Manchester police served Laurel' cluding the Vera List Purchase finance chairman of the Democratic p.m. Ginger Lane. Maillet, 23, of 15 Oakland St. with a ' low-calorie bonus for the diet-con­ Award at the Society of American Town Committee. IVIrH.jjunel I’orler Friday, 4:26 p.m.—Brush fire Ranny fugitive from justice warrant from^-., scious. Graphic Artists annual exhibition. Street. the state of Vermont. jfljk' She participated in innumerable Mrs. Janet G. Porter. 83, of 333 Last year, he was a delegate for Brunch or Lunch is an increas­ Friday, 4:29 p.m.—Brush fire at 16 Police said the charges in Verm ont^^ national and international group Bidwell St. died Friday at a Jimmy Carter at the First Tolland St. are 10 counts of false token, five. ingly popular way to entertain. It can shows and is represented in the Manchester convalescent home. She Congressional District Convention Friday, 5:05 p.m.—Medical call at 701 l>ouie M aleikas counts of welfare fraud and one count' start anywhere from eleven to two, collections of the Metropolitan was the widow of Frederick P. and also served as an alternate Main St. Porter, of issuing a bad check. She was- Museum, the Whitney Museum of delegate for Carter at the national Friday, 7:10 p.m.—Medical call at 280 with a relaxed afternoon ahead in Mrs. Porter was born Dec. 16,1894 released on a $100 non-surety bond - American Art, the Rosewald Collec­ convention. Plain Drive. in Tonsberg, Sweden, and had lived in Friday. 7:18 p.m —Brush fire on Ver- for Common Pleas Court 121 which to enjoy leisure time enhanced tion of the National Gallery in ( About town Hartford for many years before com­ Ed Williams of Hebron and appearance on the fugitive charge. by creative cuisine and good conver­ Washington, D.C., and in many April 10. - private and museum and university ing to Manchester in 1968. Aloysius Ahearn of Bolton also are Grades 7 and 8 Confirmation ( The lottery ) Manchester Police also arrested - sation. T rya collections. She is survived by a son, William candidates for the . Classes .gf Center Congregational John E. Dixon, 23, of 628 Spring St. ' The funeral was Thursday in New H. Porter of Manchester; two nomination for the 55th Assembly Church will m eet Monday at 5 p.m. at daughters. Miss Greta Porter and and charged him with operating a Z York City. the church. HARTFORD (U PI) - The winning Mrs. Albert (Jeannette) Schulze, motor vehicle while his license is un- * ' O t ' number drawn Friday in the Connec­ Mrs. Kolicrl Horp'iin both of Manchester; a brother, Hans , der suspension. Court date is April - ticut State Lottery was 875. EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Carole A. Gunnerod of San Marcos, C alif.; I 18. : Crab Stuffed Turkey Rolls Cirilli Morgan, 29, of 36 Treat Road, and two grandchildren, I Coventry menus ^ ______xb • Jellied Waldorf Salad Wethersfield, died early Friday mor­ The funeral is private. Burial will ■■■■■■•■■■■MMnMiffaniMMMMnaNMnHMMlIMMMMMaMMniHMMUBNMF with ning at Hartford Hospital from in­ “ reverse annuity mortgage.” This; be at the convenience of the family. All schools roast beef on sesame bun, pickles, french juries suffered when she was hit by a The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 M o rtg a g e s kind of mortgage is fashioned to let - Ginger Cream Dressing Monday: Juice, chicken salad fries, apple cake. (No lunch at high car on Interstate 91. She was the wife Main St., is in charge of school, In-Service Day, senior citizens stay in the homes they - Fresh Asparagus Spears of Robert C. Morgan, who is formerly sandwich, french fries, tossed salad, Continue from Page One own. ; arrangements. choice of fresh fruit. Friday: Pizza and tossed salad. of East Hartford. Under this type of mortgage, elder-; There are no calling hours. Tuesday: Submarine sandwich (sliced R o h e r ln o n would allow a bank to give a young Mrs. Morgan was born in Hartford couple a mortgage loan, which would ly persons, strapped with rising taxes - CRAB STUFFED TURKEY ROLLS salami and turkey with shredded lettuce RreakfaNi menu and bad lived in Wethersfield all her William J. (>uif on French roll, potato chips, green beans, start with relatively small monthly and utility bills, could go to a bank - Monday: Fruit, and oatmeal. 12 slices uncooked turkey breast life. She was a graduate of The burial this morning of William fruit cup. payments. and take out a loan in the form of a T Tuesday: Juice and blueberry muffin 1/4 cup butter or margarine Wethersfield High School and J. Graif will take place in East Wednesday: Juice, beef and bacon- Later, when the couple’s income mortgage. The senior citizens would ;; Wednesday: Orange, waffles with 1 bay leaf Manchester Community College. She Cemetery. Thursday’s edition of The burger, french fries, (cole slaw at Capt. began to grow, the mortgage use their houses as security on the syrup. 1/2 cup finely chopped green onion was a communicant of Corpus Christ! Herald said that the burial would be Nathan Hale and High School) and Thursday: Juice, ceral. payments would also rise. loan. Church, Wethersfield. in Buckland Cemetery. vegetable stix at Grammar and Robert­ Friday: Orange and doughnut. Milk The second type of mortgage The bank would then send the.1 1/2 cup finely chopped celery son schools). Pudding with tapping. each day. covered in the bill is called a homeowner monthly payments to I 1/4 teaspoon salt Thursday: Big western, thin sliced meet taxes and other hills. 1/4 teaspoon while pepper Correction Dash cayenne II 1 tablespoon lemon juice A phone number for cost 1/4 cup water and reservation informa­ 1/4 cup mayonnaise o ®WOp tion about Women's Coun­ 1 package (&8 oz.) frozen Alaska King Crab, cil of Realtors trip to see SATURDAY & SUNDAY thawed, *r 1 can (7-1/2 oz.) Alaska the Broadway musical King Crab "Annie" was listed in­ 2-1/2 cups bread crumbs correctly in Friday’s 1/3 cup grated Suiiis cheese Herald. SUti/o^Y I tablespoon minced parsley Anyone seeing informa­ 1/3 cup flour tion should call Susan ’AM»o s p „ 1/4 cup melted butter Crltz, B-W Realty, 164 E. JELLIED WALDORF SALAD Soften gelatin in 1/2 cup apple juice or cider. GINGER GREAM DRESSING Center St., at 647-1419. Place turkey slices between 2 layers of wax paper 2 envelopes unflavored gelatin Heat remaining juice. Add sugar and softened 1/2 cup mayonnaise The trip will take place and flatten to 1/4-inch thickness with meat mallet gelatin and stir until dissolved. Stir in lemon Wedne.sday, May 17. The SPECIALS! or rolling pin; set aside. Melt butter in small fry 4 cups apple juice or cider 2 tablespoons sugar bus will depart from Save pan. Add nay leaf, chopped onions and celery; 1/4 cup sugar juice, cool. Pour 1 inch of gelatin into 6-cup 1 tablespoon lemon juice McDonald’s parking lot on saute until vegetables are tender. Remove from 1/4 cup lemon juice mold. Chill until partially set. Cut slices from 1 1/2 teaspoon grated lemon peel Box of 12 heat. Discard bay leaf. Add salt, pepper, cayenne, West Center Street at 8 Toddler PamF MO 2 large Red Delicious Apples apple and arrange upright around sides of mold; 1/2 teaspoon ginger W ith lemon juice, water and mayonnaise to vegetable Dash salt I mixture, stirring well. Drain and slice crab. Add 1/2 cup chopped celery securing firmly in partially set gelatin. Chill until Our Mail-ln 1/2 cup heavy cream, whipped Reg. 1.63 crab, bread crumbs, Swiss cheese and parsley. 1/2 cup chopped walnuts set. Chill remaining gelatin until thick. Fold in Rebate! 7;-'- Chopped walnuts, optional Fits babies 23 lbs and over Place an equal amount of stuffing mixture on 1/2 cup chopped dates celery, nuts, dates, marshmallows and remaining Limit 6 boxes per customer each turkey slice. Roll and secure with toothpick. Blend mayonnaise, sugar, lemon juice and peel, Dip each roll in flour, then in melted butter and 1/2 cup miniature marshmalbws apple, diced. Carefully spoon into mold. Chill Meetings ginger and salt until smooth. Fold in whipped place in baking dish. Bake at 325°F. for 30-35 Salad greens until firm. Unmold on salad greens and serve cream, chill. Sprinkle with chopped walnuts, if minutes. Makes 12 Crab Stuffed Turkey Rolls. next week Men’s & Boys’ Ginger Cream Dressing with Ginger Cream Dressing. Yield: 8 servings. desired. Makes about 1-1/2 cups cfresslng. 3 n . Sport Socks . „ S S r - Here’s next week’s PRO-STAR , g e n e r a l e l e c t r i c schedule of public Z49&^'T9 1 . 7 6 Our ooz. Convertible Reg. 6.W 3.76 ■“skate n Scoot . meetings in Manchester White with action stripes Nome Sentry Caldor Reg pn-, __ (locations are in Municipal CaWorSaiep,^ ’ • g -9 7 Building, 41 Center SI., un­ 3PR. PKG. INFANTS' i;aveOver40%.o« 11.88 ALARM TODDLER A GIRLS' ANKLETS smoke ® Mail-In Rebate ■ less noted). 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Orlon'^ Knitting Yam Our prints in 2 colors on Inexpensive rave reviews. teaspoon dry mustard 7:30 p.m. — Hockanum Our Reg. 7 7 1 paper rolls. Non-add sub total Start with the ham remaining from Vi teaspoon pepper River Linear F^ark Com­ 1-27 ( ?9% key,, percentagepercent: key, more. your Easter feast, add shredded Brush pie shell with a small »a-1057. mittee, Probate Court. 4 ply solids or ombres. Many Choice ol 4 Lovely Patterns: cheese and mushrooms, light cream amount of the beaten eggs. Prick bot­ 7:30 pm. — Building colors Machine washable and seasonings and pour into a pie tom and sides with fork. Bake in iCMl CertilKation Uerk DuPont A. Plum Blossom J.K. Lessor’s 1978 Committee, Coffee Room. “ Your Income Tax” shell and pop them into the oven. If preheated 450 degree oven for 5 7:30 p.m. — Water Study B. Bravo you have time, make your own pie minutes or until light golden brown. Committee, Lincoln Center shell. If not, use the frozen ready­ Set aside. Stir together cheese, ham Atra Razor with C. Whitehall Pub. Conference Room. made variety, thawed and and mushrooms. Sprinkle into pie Pkg. of S Blades D. Honey comb List. 8 p.m. — Board of Direc­ 3.95 transferred to a glass pie plate. shell. To the beaten eggs, add Our Reg. tors, Hearing Room. Includes eight 5-plece place Incidentally, frozen pie shells are remaining ingredients. Beat until 3.99 2 . 7 6 settings, with lull size soup Step-by-step guidance helps another ‘‘must’’ to have on hand and well-blended. Pour into pie shell over eiliiesiliiv Gillette's twin blade razor bowl, salad dish, plus 5 serving you avoid all the pitfalls! In­ 9 a m. - Arts Council, pieces. Oven and dishwasher safe. cludes latest regulations, check­ can be easily used for d e se rt or cheese mixture. Bake in preheated Rearing Room. list of deductions, more. main dishes. / 375 degree oven 30 to 35 minutes or 6:30 p.m. — Board of Tax This entree for Ham and Swiss Pie until knife inserted near center com­ “Magnolia" Molded would satisfy the gang for breakfast, Review. Hearing Room, es out clean. Let stand 5 minutes Bathroom Seat make a terrific brunch for friends, riuirsiliiy before serving. OurRM. HANDCRAI^DWIClkER IMPORTS! impress the ladies for lunch or feed a *A 9-inch frozen deep-dish pie shell 8:30 a in — F.conomic S99&&49 5 . 8 7 family of six at dinnertime. Cut into m ay be used if thawed and Development Commission, Gleaming enamel finish in six generous servings, complimented transferred to a glass pie plate. Hearing Room white or vivid colors • Nymph Chair by a crisp salad and topped off with a Another easy recipe which I dined 6:30 p m. — Ju d g e’s tasty dessert, you’ve come up with on the other night at the home of a Hours, I'robale Court. Full willow, with 13" another winner, even on a tight time friend is made with a crust made 6:30 p 111. — Board of Tax 2 4 7 6 '/«” & 3/8" Drive high seat. Our Reg. 34.95 schedule. from refrigerated crescent roils, and Review, Hearing Room. 19-Pc. Socket Set Ham and Swiss Pie is economical. it was delicious. The rolls are 7:30 p Ml — Budget Our Reg. 1 4 7 6 w o k & D e c k e r • Hamper or Trunk, According to the New England Egg removed from the can, spread into a Workshop, Lincoln Center. 21.99 Industry, when large eggs are 90 large rectangle and perforated in; I'rid a ) Quality made m the U S A ' Work Mate® Your Choice cents a dozen, they’re only 60 cents a dividual roll marks pressed together Uniquely styled carry case 6:30 p.m. — Board of Tax Choose from 2 hamiipers 0 0 4 0 pound or 15 cents a serving. Com­ to prevent the filling from seeping Review. Hearing Room. Our or trunk. Our Reg. 29.99 Ea. bined with leftover ham, that’s a out during baking. Reg. 47.99 main dish bargain. It can be made with crabmeat, Ray-o-Vac Compact It’s a giant vise... a fold-away 3-Tier Telephone Table Once you’ve tried Ham and Swiss tuna fish, scrambled hamburg, Disposable F la s h li^ work center. »79^X)3. Pie, let your imagination run wild! mushrooms or a variety of fillings. Brewer fined Our C C e Modern-Styled Displays your phone, for 1 7 3 0 Try chopped leftover cooked chicken The filling is centered in the crust Reg. 99c 0 0 any room! Our Reg. 29.88 or drain and flake a can of tuna to WASHINGTON lUPI) _ DuPont Latex rectangle, then the sides and ends P trtK t pocket-orpurse st Shop Coupon] Town sanitarian hours, 6 to 9 p.m.. Town Office Rock concert and opera, 8 p.m.. Middle School, Route Vernon ^ |!j|pS^Mfa^7ai^coupwl^i^^ Stop > Shop Coupon 111 4 4 11 0 1 i l ' - Tinlay Building. 30. m Ml coman m) IS7 jO puRlM WWi M l aid I $7 50 cufcfaw • On request of the Board of Education, Mayor Frank Wlh Ms covan and a S7 JO purchiM hlNso(xs>onvidaS7A)purchaM; Shop Early For Your Passover Seder^ Andover Lake Property Owners dance, 8 p.m. to mid- _ Town Office Building addition, public meeting, 8 p.m., Sunday McCoy and the Town Council have agreed to set aside one night. Town Hall. Town Office Building. PAC Fish Cub, 2 p.m., PAC Cub, Viliage Street. entire budget workshop session for discussion of the Half Gallon Half Gallon Monday Rham Junior High Building Committee, 7:30 p.m., , Skippy brael Matzo proposed education budget. _ ^ Rham Library. Monday S u n G lo r y , Stop & Shoe ® * P "' ’ ®«>rd of Education meeting, following building Kindei^arten registrations (through Friday), 9 a.m. to BATHROOM Tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office meeting » *6 2 p.m,, all elementary schools. Originally the council had planned to discuss the educa­ iP e a n iit X GefUte Fish»^ tion and recreation budgets on the same night, April 13. 9 9 W e d n e iid a v Town (Council, 7:30 p.m ., M em orial Building. ^ k e Board of Fire Commissioners, 7:30 p.m,, firehouse. _ . , Wednesday Tissue Grange, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. Health Nurses, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., Town Office The school board felt that wouldn't allow enough time B u t t e r u ic e Borscht iis'SS* n/ I I Building. Committee on PubUc Education (COPE), 7:30 p.m.. for it to explain its budget, which usually turns out to be 4 Pack m a m i Wednesday Boy Scout Troop 28, 7 p.m., Gilead Hill School. Sacred Heart (Hiurch hall. Route 30. Creamy or Chunky Cake Mixes 99* Soup Nuts a^u 3 pSSa99* the most controversial when reviewed. 500 sheet-1 ply roll 100% Pure Young at Heart, 1:30 p.m., Andover Congregational Recreation Commission, 7:30 p.m., recreation office. Assorted Ravors 18 ounce jar A ilN ^ r a l Church. ' „ Park Place. Mayor Frank McCoy, who has said he wants to keep the himConoanlrate Caring for Persons, 7:30 p.m., Andover Congregational ' „ .™ ^ Selectmen, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. Charlie Chaplin movies, 7 p.m., Rockville Public mill rate down, has indicated the education budget will be kC; Church. Zoning Board of Appeals, 8 p.m.. Town Office Buildine. Library. cut. The budget, which is still being printed, hasn’t been School Building Committee, open meeting op proposed given to the mayor yet. ^Mushromn Be^Ra) W S —Aanw^ Town Council budget workshop, 7:30 p.m.. Memorial gym, 8 p.m., Andover Elementary School. jO Utn 9r inttaOr Building, Park Place. HQPSf Soup loyjoz o r C heese^ Grange card party, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. However, the council has been given the total figure ofl Seminar on growing annuals, 7:30 p.m., Tolland County cans CheFBoy- Monday the proposed budget, $10.3 million, to the mayor and he 258: Our best quality Agricultural Center, Route 30. 2 5 6 259^ Town Council, 8 p.m., Town Hall. has said it could mean a 3.6 mill increase. GoodSui Apr 2-Sa(,Apr L Good Sun Apr 2-Sal. Apr 8 ■ Good Sun Apr ^S al, Apr. 8 B o lt o n Thursday Limit cne pkg per customer Limit one cl;) per customer 2 5 7 : 1 Limit one ler per customer. OooaSutvAar ^S^I,Ap(,e Tuesday Ubirt on* ctapef cunomef. Salad Dressing 89* Sewer Authority, 7:30 p.m.. Memorial Building. In agreeing to the separate session for the school Today ^ Town Council work session on budget, 7:30 p.m.. Town GROCERY GROCERY] Deviled Ham iwav™*«««.». 59^ Heinz Pickles yg Traffic Authority, 7:30 p.m.. Police Station. board, the mayor said he wouldn’t want to be in the posi­ Republican Town Committee dance, 9 p.m., St. Hall caucus room. Maurice Church parish center, Town Council budget workshop, 7:30 p.m.. Memorial tion of denying the board members every opportunity to Wednesday Building. present and explain every phase of the budget. Sunday Down to Elarth Garden Club, 7:45 p.m., St. P eter's Tolland Area Association for Retarded and Han­ ter Spaghetti 0’s p ro pancake breakfast, 8 to 11 a.m., Bolton Elemen­ Episcopal Church Hall. dicapped, 7:30 p.m.. Stop & Shop meeting rooms, K-Mart Franco-American H o itie l In Tomato 4 tary Center School. Wapping F air Committee, 7:30 p.m ., Knights of Colum­ Plaza. Cheese Sauce Monday bus Hall, Sullivan Avenue. Personnel Policies Committee of Board of Education, ) All Varieties 6.3oz pkg Town clerk, tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Com­ Thursday 7:30 p.m.. Administration Building, Park Street. R(md Herald Luncheon Napkins IfssSSS 49* munity Hall. Senior Citizen pinochle, 1:30 p.m.. Senior Citizen Minced Clams 6v,S^2I* 7 9 * Work session on budget, 7:30 p.m., caucus room. Town ^ Dixie Cups 79* Board of Finance work session, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall Snow’s Chowder 69 Hall. Tuesday Board of Finance work session, 7:30 p.m.. Community Ifl Ho Crackers Aoplesauce Hall. Sunshine i t j D i Board of Selectmen, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. 12 ounce pkg lioiFs Wednesday 25 ounce jar self service deli K raft C a ra m e ls Uozbag 69* Senior Citizens, 1 p.m., Community Hall. The best chickens in New England are here' Sue Bee Honey 12ounco)ar 79* Board of Library Directors, 8 p.m., Bentley Memorial C ra c k e r Jac ks 3 .*^ ‘ 1 Blended Oil Qidbncan ■3.99 Library. Beef Flunks Zoning Commission, public hearing on zoning revisions, 8 p.m.. Community Hall. or Extra Mild ^ 8 0 9 "TVliiteGein’’ MaxweU House Cookie Ifix HlonHni CookedHam Cut UporSplit *%sr'49:«» Cycle Dog Food V arieties 3 cans^ 1 Window Cleaner 59* the high school. 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OrWalsr ■ ^ § 8 9 ^ 7 oz. can PncaiaflactivaAoitZirniAorte. 197B Wb reserve the rtgN to quinlBiss Not reeponeide lof lypognpMcM enore. PAGE FOUR-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HKRALD. Manchwter. Conn.. SaL. April I. IWt MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sat.. April 1. J978- PACl.: k iv k -H 1 ^ J ‘ LI I. jy/N— I A v th r l l ( M«LEi*a.ica) •CHUCK East Hartford, after which the couple left for Antiqua. F ItT IV I PANCAKE MIX 49* We’ve peeled away the was also kept well- 16 oz. FRUIT COCKTAIL n e t. CAN ’ WHnT?!SS?WITI) {{Mnit oai For traveling, Mrs. Mazzarella wore a powder blue pant­ frills to offer you a no- informed by the two board CORN or POTATOES cans only suit. The couple will reside in Glastonbury. PEAR HALVES members who served on Ann Page-Cut W ax-15% oz, ^ * B&M nonsense way to save. (ioOXED-OOMESTIC Mrs. Mazzarella is employed in the Pediatrics Depart­ Mrs. Adkr's Moniichtwitz ac G aylord FoodC iuu the selection committee STOM SLICXO ment at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Mr. Mazzarella and at no time did the BEANS or t o m a t o e s 3 H is employed at Jerry’s Pizza in Middletown. (Sutcliffe BORSCHT BEANS Peas board question the com­ MATZO COLA Tuna MIOIUM ■ lARLY JUNI All Varletles-Cat Food photo) » OZ. JAR I ROUND BOX toz. RIO . OR OUT mittee’s proceedings. CANS CHUNK LIOHT IN OIL j m noL "PICK TOUR o w r' mSH PROOOCfl 6 oz. AAP IS A BUTCHER SHOPPE A&P IS A BUTCHER SHOPPE MOZ. IO T T LI mOUNCE CAN a # CANS "The committee did cane ImportidTrttin-Ovin RfeiOy 9-LIVES BmI CtKidi-Bonehu NEW AT FOOD MARTI keep its promise of com­ NEWZEAUUIotlOO • 3 . » plete,,qoqfidentiality to Frito-Lay Ruffle 160 LEG-O-LAMB WH0lE44lBS I lb. ^East Hartford bulletin board] FIITIVI B 7 4 9 < 4 9 * ’ STRAWBERRIES BY THE POUNDI 7'Aoz. CUBE STEAKS PEACH HALVES u e i.c A N 49* those making application retto.-fflozErt POTATO CHIPS pkg. ewtCliuck-BoiwIcss CHOPPED LIVER 60* TOMATO JUICE •“ “ “ WX8“’& CHEESE DINNER 6SSM1, CAIIIORNIA • RID RIPE lUKIOUS for the position,” Beattie Knndnid rolls on said. Keebler LONDON BROIL YOUNG DUCKLINGS 791 INSTANT COCOA '"wti-ui »« Fronn-WlltiPiilioreack GOLDS 8CHAV 49* MASHED POTATOES HUNMV*JACN 'AS 89* GNtCrxidiacmlttJ The Bandaid campaign formed to pay for the 322,000 CNiniN . N IF • eNIINT M ITOW V lffT A Iill The committee met lO MELLO JELLS ZESTA SALTINES trip of ’the East Hartford High School band and d rill team 'Mcsuir 59* UPTON LITE LUNCH ZE8TA SALTINES Saf,',* 59* Strawberries Thursday night to discuss BEEF FOR STEW TURKEY LEG QTRS, 491 preparing its statement. to Florida Feb. 22 w ill stay in business. It raised 319,000 RORIACH CHUNKY BEEF SOUP CAMFIIIL'I ewrctwck-eoiwleu Monlsditwhi i» e « .U N FOOD CLUB RAISINS iS i •«« 69* Brown said it did not ad­ 140 I. t i n of the total cost. Students and parents paid the rest. FULL SLICED BACON It will continue now to raise funds for future trips and Egg Mono FISH FOUND dress itself to a sixth can­ FIG NEWTONS 1" FILLET STEAKS pAg I OLDVIINNA.WHITI U.S. eevT. iNSFicTio • eiAei “A" eMtRountfaondai-Beel Skbinid S Dmlnwi-ffiinn projects. The Bandaid dumpster at the Contromatics JILltORIOUUR didate and the board had parking lot on Roberts Street will remain a newspaper n OZ. RACKAOE rouNciaN the right to do what it RUMP ROASTS BEEF LIVER 591 pickup site. CALIFORNIA FRESH • SWEET TASTING wanted about that. licken Leg Quarters BM(Rowi44oiwlai-eyi Amvlciii BfNktM Unki or New line nieiiiliers He said the committee HQIQ8 t ^ lO •l.a ® ROUND ROASTS SWEET ^ Mack Hawkins, chairman of the town Human Rights ChlckeR Ireost WITH BACK NAVEL ORANGES was chosen to represent ITALIAN SAUSAGE f OWERS FRUIT SLICES 59- the people and "the people »CtKXXMITEOR BM(-floineaomlni PoWuShifigi (’.ommission (HRC), said he is pleased with the recently Qeerfen JUMM have spoken and now it has HOOD CHOCOnOFRC HOOD WfTN WINO S ill ' FOR SWISS STEAKS named members of his commission. They are Democrats •1. been turned over to the KIELBASA BwMtaKxr-BonthM-Wrioh-CuifcmCiit Lee Palino of 17 Green Manor Drive and Carol Colbert of f WAIDIAUM'S H.r. smt Dim ^ elected board and becomes GALLON COHAGE TMTrMt-fronn 761 Burnham St. and Republican James Cordier of 56 Elm LUSCIOUS * VINE RIPENED 22-26 LB. a political situation.” BOTTOM ROUNDS IbK. St. Cordier is a former member of the Town Council who Lundy DRINK CHEESE SANDWICH STEAKS CHEDDAR SWIFT FRIMIUM Brown represented the CHOCOLATE stepped down in order to take a job at the State Capitol. CANTALOUPES community at large and Hawkins said he submitted the names of all three to Cooked Horn CHEESE PORK pick the best fruit & vegetables anqinouldir *1. Admitted Thursday: Walter Margarine Quarters 2 CNOKI Edwards, Ellington; U b . 0 •show at the temple at 460 Oak St. Monday at 7:30 p.m. GENOA SAUMI uJA'.VSI.., L . 2 *2.49 STEAK ROAST CHUCK STEW BEEF ..'1,29 S?d''SiPE to m a to es l . 49* Margaret Harrigan, South MRS. FILBERTS pkg. ? 02. There is a donation asked. Refreshments will be served iL t c ie eaiMITOflt ■ AU VARIHT1U 59* COSkED SALAMI T e e e e ti U4.0JL cweici size and door prizes given. For reservations call 644-1351. i. '1.69 SALAD d r essing s 69* Street, Rockville; Todd White or Colored-Cheese BEEF SHORT RIBS ...'1,19 PRHtM PUNIDA Layew, Olson Drive, Vernon; GERMAN BOLOGNA rflSS. ore BOIT ITAUANITTLI STEAKS PLAIN-12 CT. PKG. (>iii(les iind prinresHCH e e M iiT tc *1.59 7 9 « 7 9 ? RED RADISHES 39* Sharon Levine, Irene Drive, KRAFT SINGLES iu2.49 UNOIRBUDI W ATIR ADOKO PAPAYAS » C H j y will be guide and princess "home movies” Chief CHUNK BOLOGNA «» South Windsor; Martha Rhodes Tatanka w ill lead Indian dancing. There is a small fee. ^’’HOr- BAGELS .jr.?., 12'«M.09^ "N tw aupie puvoeie ( P i l l IIC IP IU V A IL A M .I m « U POOOMAIT Wassail, West Suffield. s f j a e . PMDUCIDIPAITMINTI) . 1- l b . I For reservations, call the YMCA at 289-4377. COLONIAL BACON >ip>« Discharged Thursday: John BREAD DOUGH 5 Ivs. Iliicigel \ icws ShILD m il d FRANKS Burokas, Tolland; Susan Con­ STRAWBERRIES »ozfN rooet eAieiii nors, Talcott Avenue, Richs Mayor Richard Blackstone has said in recent weeks he w nm, msK oAutri ' GEM BEEF FRANKS 99* beef FRANKS J5E1 Rockville; Florence DeForge, 16 oz. does not like the Board of Education proposed budget of CRINKLE CUT • IM m e t e South Street, Rockville; (MFFEERICH cont. I DOLE BRAND U.S. NO. 1-SIZE “A’’« •ATIORD COLD CUTS FLORIDA CITRUS 7 A t $21,193,635 which is 6 percent higher than the current N 01. PKO. t. »1.09 PORK SAUSAGE Leonard Massacco, Mt. Ver­ POTATOK ORANGE JUICE 'cAitSr mm non Drive, Vernon; Mary 1977-78 budget But he might not like it even as much as SAUSAGE a s s a is r .« 89* CANADIAN BACON 'SSS Pepperidge Farm-Apple FRESH 8 WHITE L he does if he looked at the percentage hike in terms of SAUSAGE PIZZA „a*£U *1.19 Metcalf. Upper Butcher Road, costs per student. c SIS m c f l E E S E 15 59‘ Rockville: Joan Rider, TURNOVERS SEAFOOD PLATTER 89* •eeeera. Ttuew ee wNiTt PINEAPPLE! POTATOES Republican board member Emery Daly commented AMERICAN SINGLES IL? *1.39 FYospect Street, Rockville; BROCCOLI SPEARS nan lARftr i oiLicioes mcni ■RAPT M T IM U L Elisabeth Sanborn, Marjorie during the board's final work on the budget that it is even ‘ sum AND iiAorr aiosi MUENSTER SLICES 95* Lane, Vernon. higher than 6 percent. It is 10.5 percent higher per child. SARA LEE CUP CaT ^ 79* 1-LB. BAG II ox. C0L6AH lIcOPP CARAWAY MUBISTER H i 89* Birth Thursday: A daughter This is because there w ill be 811 fewer students in the RICH’S COFFEE RICHcStSiN 4 99* PKI. l A I I I . to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Neff, school system next fall according to early school census MUFFINS eipVOPt w PKM. I TOOTHPASn t e z . m i l LUCKY W IP tSp^ 05* Tolland. JUMBO-GRADE FLORIOA-WHITE-SEEDLESS ORANGE JUICE 59* $ 2 S 9 figures. WHITE BREAD KSffiS 59< TOPCO ALCOHOL eemn 3pee*1. CHEESE BARS SSK 5(5 55* Mouthwash-Antiseptic The mayor said Thursday he is still waiting for detailed DONUTS •is a y s t’' 59< SUGAR HONEY GRAHAMS 79* qt.MI. $ef| IROSE $959 RIGHT GUARDDooeoRANT^S^TQ* STICKS % 9S> LISTERINE phis 4 oz. FREE I breakdowns of the board budget. TOP FROST FISH CAKES' V t 39* FOOD CLUB MIXED NUTS 1SM.40 S ^E T IC PUFFS asss 59* M A R ^ J N E SSS. SS 49* TooOipaste-10'on Label BUSHES » FRUIT IMiin piiriM nnir iloii<> jjOO DICE CREAM visiye CHIU *1.09 B a rb s L REGULAR COOKIES .J a a . JRSiL 79* ^LO REN'S ASPIRIN COLGATE Parts of the town plan of development being prepared VUS syyiss STYLE YOGURT 3IA 89* B> PHIL PASTORET 70' HEFTY by C.E. Maguire Inc, of New Britain will be presented to JO P FROST PIZZA 79* JUC CRACKERS 69«. Denture Cleanser-15' OH Label DANDRUFF SHAMPOO .ift. *1.19 MTTAQ e" | ^ E M.39 People who blow their own e o c t.s i the East Hartford Planning and Zoning Commission a i TRASH lO I * rw . •• UN e w *■ e I up. w e, I* e w lA * • bom are usually tone-deaf. EFFERDENT pkg * 1 CRISP rnrSH n 10 ct. (PZC) Wednesday. April 5 at 7:30 p.m. at the Town Hall. Wrth 5 Blades-Cillene BAGS pkg Maguire has been working on the plan since August. ■4 Stoop to ceaqaer and yoa’rc aaktag far a kick ATRA RAZOR CARROTS Z o9 p o p c o r n r , 9 Hefty-Large (33 Gal.) Normal or OHy 10 ct M l 15* off ^ 10* off where H wflf do the most I’ee WOliiinipioiiHliip MAIU. 1M MANMM.PM. TRASH BAGS pkg The Parks and Recreation Department will hold the JOLO FLEX SHAMPOO Superweight Trash Pee Wee Town Championship basketball games today at pudohnsa DOMMO Flex-Balsam-Reg.-Xtra Bddy 15 cl the Hockanum School gym. The B teams from O’Brien SUOAR 16 oz s p o ORANGE JUICE ,.»1 GRAPEFRUIT tC ^ 1 HEFTY BAGS pkg ra m L H ie t CONDITIONER cont and O’Connell will face off at 10:45 a.m. O’Brien's A g* ne leeiMi p* net w tea e m e em team will meet Goodwin’s A team at 11:45 a.m. Trophies ini hn. M l one —■ will be given the winners. Parents are invited. rwastrticiivf «W 7 8 IJ/I ^wtHtbtKVt ih ih k h i IUlWIIS«USTO]PACKAaS(M«NyitEMUm.ESSOTH(nwlSEiaTIl)l00 ITEKfOnSXUNOIAV/UUetllOWHOttSAltnSOnKTAIlOtAtERS WT KSPONSIBII fOP ivmcflXPHiCAl fHR0«S 0 The gyms at O’Brien, O'Connell and Goodwin will be closed Saturday during the games. But the gyms at Some of ua have “I" trot^ Hockanum, Sunset, W (^la nd , Mayberry and Slye w ill \ m cBHcim iiinAT.At«inRioMi mwiAT.APtiiL bie, even though we might 1135 TOLLAND TNPKE. CALDOR PLAZA MANCHESTER stay open. 410 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE have 20-20 vision. PAGE 81X-B— MANCHESTER EVENIN(i HKHALL), Mam-hester. Conn., Sal., April I. I1T7B

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INDEX Yanks, Royals in AL, Fisk homer hO TICIt ADVERTISING Howe leaves door open 2 - Log! gnd Found < — PoftonoK DEADLINE 3 — Announeomonit < “ Enlorttinmtot 12:00 noon the day before Earl Yost 5 — Auction* pubitcetion. wins for Sox Deedline for Saturday end FINANCIAL Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. Sports Editor 6 — Bondt'Stoclii'Mortgtgtt 9 -■ Porsonol Loon* on future hockey plans Phillies, Reds in NL DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - Carlton ’ 10 insurtneo PLEASE READ Fisk’s third home run of a rather weak spring e m p l o y m e n t 13 - Holp Waniod Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. Hx MILT RICIIMAN Atnrririiii Twins any stronger. Fourth place is lifted the Boston Red Sox to a 6-3 victory over 14 Busino** Opportunitl** YOUR AD yVoles off the cuff Xleeelfied edi ere taken over Seventy-four players have been in­ By EARL YOST East West as high as I can see the Twins the Montreal Expos Friday. 15 — Situation Wanted Surprise in the Rec Department's days were over as an active player NEW YORK (UPI) - You the phone at a convenience. vited to participate. Sports Kdilor 1. New York Kansas City finifshing. EDUCATION The Herald is responsible for know how much you want to The score was tied in the eighth inning when Fisk hit 18 — Private Iniiructiona Men's Volleyball League playoffs Iff, when he would get behind the wheel Texas It should be a long, long season for only one Irfcorrecl Insertion and It’s too early to think about 2. Boston his solo shot against Randy Miller. Don DeMola then 19 — S chooii'Clasaei then only to the aite of the found the Insurers beating the of his car and drive to the ball park catch your next breath? 20'— Instructions Wanted California Charlie Finley and the A’s, and an original insertion. Errors which regular season champion Latvians, Shots here ’n there the 1978-79 World Hockey 3; Detroit came on and gave up two more runs in the ninth with a NEAL ESTATE on a beautiful clear day with the sun That's how much Don 4. Baltimore Minnesota even longer one for the Mariners. run-scoring triple by Jim Rice being the only hit. 22,— Condomlnlume do not lessen the value of the three games to one; in the American Although Dick Frechette of League season and Gordie shining and hope that the game would 23 — Homes lor Sale advertlsemeni will not be cor* Zimmer wanted another 5. Milwaukee Chicago Over in the National League, Miller and DeMola arc two of five players fighting for 24 — Lota-Land for Sal* reeled by an additional inser* Division while Watkins, regular Howe’s status. 25 V- Investment Property Seekonk, Mass., walked home with be rained out. That has never pitcher. He's got one now, a 6. Cleveland Oakland having Tom Seaver all season long the two remaining spots on the Expos’ pitching staff. lion. season National Division champs, first prize money of |1 ,200 in the Nick 26 — Business Property The New England Whalers, a team happened to me yet,” Howe recalled. real blu^hippety in Dennis 7. 'Toronto - Seattle will make all the difference in the Rudy May went seven innings for the Expos and would 27 — Resort Properly added the playoff diadem by whip­ Tronsky Bowling Classic at the Howe is very much a part of, are Kaline and Howe have been close 28 ~ Real Estate Wanted Nulioniil LriipiK' world to the Reds. Enough difference have allowed only one run except for a pop fly to shallow MI8C. SERVICES ping Economy Electric, 3-2 ... Ken Holiday Lanes, five Manchester playing out the string of regular friends for years and the former was Eckerslev-whtL-Won 14 games 30 - Travel East West to beat the Dodgers in the^Western right which Ellis Valentine lost in the sun. That set up a Irish of the Park Department said pinners finished in the money. Don season games and preparing for the one who was on hand this week for ^ with Cleveland last year' and 31 — Services Uitered 1. Philadelphia Cincinnati Division. two-run, two-out single by Jerry Remy. 32 — Pamting-Papering the Robertson Park softball field will Simmons was 15th, winning |40, and post-season playoffs. the birthday salute to the aging ■ $ Bill Virdon feels his Astros could ’33 — Buirding-Contracting should win more this year with Los Angeles Rookie Alen Ripley, wtio will pitch the fourth game of 3 A — RooIng-Siding ADVERTISING be No. 1 on the priority list for his Roy Andreotta placed 17th, worth hockey great. * 2. St. Louis There may not even be a WHA next that Boston firepower behind Houston finish ahead of either the Reds or the the season for the Red Sox, allowed three runs in the six 35 — Heating>Plumbing maintenance crew ... Designated 135, while John Fox was second iS 3. Pittsburgh 36 — Flooring RATES season for a number of reasons, “Hockey has been fun for me, for Dodgers, but I don’t think so. inning he worked. 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage hitter for the UConn nine this spring him. 4. Montreal San Francisco among Class B rollers with a 1,408 money mainly, or lack of it. ^e most part once again after I When and if Vida Blue finally gets 38 — Services Wanted 1 day — lie word per day Eckersley throws bullets. Only 23, 5. Chicago San Diego The Red Sox are 13-9 and the Expos 10-12. will be Mike Panciera, son of Head score and won $50, Don McAllister But Howe, the elder member of joined the kids in Houston. Hockey situated, the Giants will be stronger, MISC. FOR SALE 3 days ... 10* word per day he’ll lighten the race in the American 6. New York Atlanta e deyt .... 9* word per day Coach Larry Panciera. Craig Pinney placed fifth in this group for $35 and professional hockey’s best known has been fun for me playing this but still not strong enough to cra.sh 40 — Household Goods League East but he won’t decide it. If there’s any such thing as a dark 41 — Articles lor Sale 26 d e ye __ 8* word per day of East Hartford has won the right- Rollie Irish's 180 was the highest season with the Whalers. Hockey has 15 words $2.00 minimum family, isn’t making any predictions horse in both leagues, the Tigers the first three spots in the division. Armstrong, Molina 42 — Building Supplies field job with the Huskies who open single out of the special prize list. about next year when he’ll be in his tM: been my life since I was 12.” 'The Yankees still look like a mor­ 43 — Pels -Birds- Doga Happy A d a ...... $2.30 Inch tal lock to me. could be it. I like the kids they have, Roger Craig, their new manager, 44 Livestock play this afternoon against Holy Frechette's 10-game score was 1,552. 50th year. Although he has outlasted every may be able to move his Padrjes up. 45 — Boats & Accessories Tim Corcoran, Jason Thompson and 46 — Sporting Goods Cross at Storrs ... Hank Brown, the George Pelletier of East Hartford "I retired once in Detroit because mamasan active player in longevity Today the bullpen is everything. but I’m inclined to doubt it. Not Steve Kemp, and their pitching share halfway lead 47 — Garden Products former Lowell Tech basketball stan­ rolled 1,491 for 11th spot and took the game wasn’t fun anymore. I in hockey^v{Jordie_Howe has nqjilans—' Beyond question, the Yankees have enough pitching and not enough hit­ 48 — Aritiques GREENBORO, N.C. (UPI) — Wally Armstrong and 49 — Wanted to Guy dout, has been named the most home $55. Pelletier, Simmons and far and away the best bullpen in should be much better with Mark stayed out of hockey for two years to quit. ------ting, even with Oscar Gamble added. Florentino Molina both bogeyed their last hole Friday but valuable player in the New England Andreotta are all former Manchester baseball right now and that’s mainly Fidrych back to take his regular turn RENTALS but when the WHA came along and I “ If I do retire, it will probably be in The Braves will prove they can finished al 7-under-par 137 to share the second-round lead 52 — Rooms for Rent f o Basketball Association as a member why I see them going all the way, with Dave Rozema and Jim Slaton. 53 — Apartments for Rent town champs and Fox and McAllister was given a chance to play with my a training camp. If I feel that I can’t finish last with a lot of modest in the Greater Greensboro Open golf tournament. of Coach Ray McKenna's East Hart­ winning their division, the pennant Detroit could move past Baltimore 54 — Homes tor Rent were in the recent town derby, the kids I came back. Hockey was fun all do the job anymore, or I don’t get any salaried players just as well as they Molina led the first round 55 — Business tor Rent ford Explorers. Brown also helped latter reaching the finals before and you can throw in the World into third place in the AL East. The 56 — Resort Property lor Rent over again,” the man who was fun out of the game. I’ll quit,”he can with a bunch of millionaires. with a 66, which tied the 57 — Wanted to Rent Kuhana's Kids win the Rec Series, too. Orioles did as well as they possibly hope 1 can stay up at the bowing. Fox was the leading toasted Wednesday night at the said. course record over the top.” 56 — Misc lor Rent Businessmen's Basketball League in qualifier in the town title action ... Texas has improved itself ap­ could last year and may slip back. Jerry Morales and Mark Littell Springfield Civic Center and roasted That’s the same way he talked last Neither Milwaukee nor Cleveland’s Forest Oaks Country Club Molina, from Argentina, AUTOMOTIVE Manchester this season before being Little League baseball practice preciably in the AL West but lacks make the Cardinals stronger in my 61 — Autos lor Sale Thursday night in Bloomfield and summer when acqired from Houston. and Armstrong played in 62 — Trucks lor Sale sidelined /vith a broken ankle ... noticeably in the bullpen. The Royals pitching is geared for the long haul book, and if Kent Tekulve and Elias layout, but he had an un­ starts today for the American, who noted his 50th birthday ye'ster- He started out like a rookie in spectacular 1-under-par 71 the morning round and -66 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale Aother local man on the mend is Bob National and International Leagues. are much stronger in that depart­ and Toronto may be hard put to win Sosa don’t perform up to expections 64)- Motorcycles-Bicycles day, reported. preseason camp and maintained that Friday while most observers expected 65 ^ Campers-Trailers-Mobila Parazieu, top-flight softball umpire, ment and I think they’ll lead their as many games as last year when it with the Pirates, the Expos might CLASSIFIED Youngsters may still register at the Howe, considered in many same degree of proficiency. Although Armstrong had a 70. the scores to improve un­ 4 Homes who suffered a broken leg recently... various practice sites in their locale division again. m anag^ only 54 victories. steal third place away from them. 66 *- Automotive Service quarters as the greatest player of all he’s the ninth leading scorer in the ‘Tm happy to have der sunny afternoon skies, 6Z.-L Autos lor Rent-Lease Kathy Strand, former Manchester ... Friends at United Technologies In the National League, 1 see the In the AL West, it should be strictly DAve Kingman will have a big year time, spent his entire National WHA, his team value can’t be Phillies winning in the East by between the Royals and the Rangers. played that well,” said but they finished play with High performer, has won an outfield feted Ronnie Daigle last night upon measured in statistics. for the Cubs, I’m pretty sure, but I’m Hockey League career with the almost as much as they want to and The Angeles still are searching for Armstrong, who has been a stroke lead over Jack berth with the UConn women's sof- his retirement. Daigle is still con­ Detroit Red Wings, which spanned 25 “I’ve been having a lot of fun in not so sure about Bruce Sutter. the Reds finishing first in the West, somone to back up Frank Tanana and a m o n g th e top 60 Renner, who had a 67 tall squad this spring. Strand is in her sidered by many the finest hockey years. He sat down after the 1970-71 Hartford and Springfield and the peo­ with the Phils finally making it Nolan Ryan. Joe Rudi and Bobby If the Mets had nine Steve Hender­ money winners on the tour Friday to go with an freshman year ... UConn football player to come out of Manchester season. ple have accepted the Howes with □ NOTICES through the playoffs and into their Grich both have to stay healthy for sons, I’d be inclined to take another the past three years. “I opening 71, team launched spring drills today. and for years was active coaching “I kept pretty active those two open arm s,” he continued. Gordie still digging ’em out first World Series in 28 years. California to be any kind of threat. look at them, but since he’s the only 8:30 A.M. Twenty sessions will be staged four baseball and basketball teams ... years that 1 retired, playing in Old “The thing that I like to do best is L o it and Found Looking at all the teams, here’s The loss of Lyman Bostock and one they have, one look is more than days a week - Monday, Have a nice weekend. Timers’ games. I guess I played in Father — Gordie Howe — No. 9 — digs out puck along boards to play hockey,” and to play hockey how I see them winding up: Larry Hisle can’t possibly make the enough. Bowling LOST - New long pink evening to 5:00 P.M. about 40 games so it wasn't too hard and passes off to son - Mark No. 5 - during Whalers’ 6-1 win Howe has, 2,253 games, 1,028 goals, skirt, Manchester Parkade for me to come back when (sons) over Cincinnati in recent_WHA game. (UPI photo) 1,458 assists. 2,484 points and 2,297 parking lot. Call 568-4375 after Mark and Marty were ready and we penalty minutes in 30 years. (;OI’ WOMK.N- Maureen 5 p.m. or 277-2810 days. Halp Wantad 13, ‘Win today’ theme all signed with Houston.” Dollar for dollar, the Whalers and Doyon 125-354, Cindy Doyle Tyler 167-485, Ellen Zinsser main reason the Whalers were either Detroit Tigers’ spring training base 127-343, Bert Botticello 135- LOST MAN'S Omega watch, Mark Howe is one of the league’s Howard Baldwin got back two dollars Celtics blow lead 201-501, Marilyn Dvorak TYPIST and various office in first or second place in the stan­ I 340. please call, 643-7444. duties in industrial supply top-drawer all around performers dings all season. in Lakeland. Fla., where the former for every dollar spent in bringing 175-465, Gail Mitchell 197- Tiger star is now part of the club’s Gordie Howe to Hartford. firm. Experienced preferred, with Sox’ Sullivan while Marty Howe has proven to be a Before coming to Hartford, the 459. IMPOUNDED ■ Irish Setter, broadcasting team, came into the good fringe benefits. We are valuable asset with the Whaler fami­ Howes played four years with the He’s been magic at the all- and bow to Spurs POWDER PUFF- Ruth Male, Oak Street area. Con­ an EEO Employer. 289-8291. conversation. impdrtant box office and he’s still tact Manchester Dog Warden, WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (UPI) — Boston Red Sox General ly Houston Aeros, SVMIMIOMKS- Bev Ann Glass 459, Barbara 646-4555. The Howe family has been the “Al Kaline told me he knew his producing on the ice game after Manager Haywood Sullivan believes in trading by baseball's A1 Kaline. who flew in from the Goldberg 151-358. Stasia Glass 453, Lorrie Baker game. Miller 129, Joy Thompson Golden Rule. BOSTON (UPI) — Larry Kenon scored 32 points and George 469, Gail Rurka 185, Joan Paraonala 145-128-357, Debbie Yan- Topping 175-465, Terry "The name of the game,” Sullivan Gervin added 25 Friday to pull the San Antonio Spurs from a 17- nizze 126-341. Sieminski 181-507, Lorrie RUSSELL’S BARBER & BOYS said after he traded away veteran Red Sox are giving up 21 wins in Wise point deficit to a 120-117 victory .over Boston that pushed the Shop, where everyone hurler Rick Wise and three young Icebreaker races L evere 188-518, Jean and Paxton and getting 14 in Celtics an inch closer to playoff elimination. t - Bill McKinney 173-148- Michaud 212-243-624, Lynda :omed, with or without propects to the Cleveland Indians for Eckersley." New England Relays THOMPSON (UPI) - The 1978 After making up the large second 135-456, Tony Marinelli 164- Raymond 178-244-55’?, Edna » an appointment. If an appoint­& GIRLS pitcher Dennis Eckersley and ment is preferred, please call The trade "is going to put a lot of New England auto racing season will period deficit, the Spurs fell behind the win. 451, Lee Prior 155-135-420, Klein 198-451, Marie Garey catcher Fred Kendall, “is win today 646-6659. Corner of Oak and pressure on Eckersley" to match open this weekend with the two-day again. 92-88, after three periods. But Dave Cowens led Boston with 25 Larry Bales Sr. 148-138-408. 175, Marty Bradshaw 193- Spruce Streets, Manchester. CREW FOR THE and let tomorrow take care of those 21 games, according to Icebreaker Classic offering more San Antonio ran off 13 of 14 points points. John Havlicek scored 18. Ken Seaton 150-135-408, Al M M KKSTER HERALD itself.” 191-540. shortstop Rick Burleson. than $18,000 in prize money at the midway through the final period to The Spurs, who trailed 54-37 Bujaucius 155-404, Larry CONTROL HUNGER and lose FROM 5:30 PM to Reaction on the Boston club to the Added catcher Carlton Fisk, "He is set here June 24-25 Thompson Speedway. weight with New Shape Diet June midway through the first half, tied take command, 109-103. Allan Bales Jr. 148-147-397, Ar( Plan and Hydrex Water Pills. trade, finally agreed upon after near­ going to have to win 22 games, maybe Saturday, late model stocks will be 8:30 PM The 1978 Manchester Com­ Bristow," who scored nine of his 11 the contest at 68-68 2:15 into the third Johnson 147-394, Joe CATERERS Laine At Liggett Parkade Phar­ ly two months of talks, ran the gamut more, because the way Wise was Pat Mistretta, MCC athletic direc­ “In two years, the Relays has running in the “Thompson 100” with period after running off 10 of the first points in the last period, keyed the Twaronite 149-l,’)5-392, Vic Knowles 127-127-349, Carol macy. Earn Money from skepticism to acclaim. pitching this spring and^he kind of munity College New England tor and relay coordinator, announced become the leading track and field 40 cars taking the green flag at 2 14 points following intermission. San that “many of" the best track and San Antonio burst with five points. A braitis 158-392, Pete S eretto 149-346, Cindy Prizes A Tripsll ( Some Red Sox players felt the club pitcher Paxton is, they may win 30 Relays will be held on Satur­ event of its kind in New England,” p.m. Sunday's tripleheader lists The Celtics closed to within one Antonio led just once in the third Aceto 142-.385, Frank Blank WIDOWER - Age 36, would field people in the aea will serve as Doyle 126-349, Lucille like contact with widows, age j/ia v e up too much and were between them in Cleveland.” day and Sunday, June 24-25. Mistretta said. “We anticipate a top­ practice at noon and qualifying heats point, 118-117, in the final minute of period, 76-74, before Boston rattled 153-391, Nonny Zazzaro 385, mortgaging their future, but officials for this year's meet." flight field with many outstanding at 1:30. Collins 130-341, Carol Raw- 25 to 35. Call 872-4810, Jim. Captain Carl Yastrzemski This will be the third year play, but Bristow hit two free throws off eight straight points to regain the Gene Tirinzonie 142-135- CALL JBANNE Sullivan’s “Win Today” attitude Meet director is Barry Bernstein, athletes again this year." son 132-376, Phyllis Hun­ expressed confidence in the swap, for this two-day meet that last with four seconds remaining to seal lead, 82-76. 378, Ed Burbank 377, Jim tington 132-341, Betty 647-0*40 tpeans avoiding disasterous losing "It took a lot of guts, but I would girls’ track coach at Manchester year attracted nearly 1,000 High, and assistant meet directors Martin 378, Adolph Kuszaj Ritchie 133-362, Ann streaks which last year plagued the have made it,” he .said. 137-375, Jerry Smith 366, n EMPLOYMENT team twice. are Bob Haddad, track coach at H ebert 132-343, Carol Eckersley posted a 14-13 mark last athletes and more than 2,500 Mike Marinelli 354, Andy “That was the thing I was con­ Windham High, and Will Duchesneau I-ewie 340. season for the fifth-place Indians. spectators. Lam oureaux 363, Bill of Coventry High. Head referee will Seven tribe stars Post falters, but leads Halp Wantad 13 cerned about staying out of those The 23-year-old fireballer, the Athletes, including several former Adamy 379, Vic Marinelli be Bill Kelleher, UConn track coach, BLOSSOMS- Janet ALL AROUND Machlneit damn long losing streaks,” Sullivan American League's rookie pitcher of Olympics, came from all over New 352, Tom Mazur 350. SALES POSITION - Straight Wanted ■ With welding assisted by UConn cross-country PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPI) - Mayer 175, Donna Schmitt said. “ With experienced guys like the year in 1975, finished 10th in England, New York, Pennsylvania, row without a win since then,.played commissions, leads furnished experience. Combination tool (Mike) Torrez and Eckersley, we’re Coach Bob Kennedy. on all-CCIL squads Canadian Sandra Post, who shot a in the next-to-last twosome of the day Hank accepts 176, Rita Collins 202-178- to homeowners. Call 242-S4()2 maker and setter for presses, earned run average at 3.53, was fifth Michigan, Virginia, as well as from Lindy Remigino, Olympic gold EARLY BIRDS- Katie 201-581, Marty Bradshaw milling and diiil machines., not going to lose 10 games In a row in strikeouts with 191 and fourth in Ireland and Canada to compete in tournament record 65 in the opening in the 68-player field. She took a pair Alan Hangsleben, voted the round, came in with a mediocre 2- Graham 132-136-381, Sophie 218-514, Joan Hentschel EXCELLENT opportunity to Apply at: Wesco Industries, 60 anymore. Those losing streaks killed fewest walks with 1.97 per innings what has become a major event on medal winner and track coach at By LEN AUSTER of bogeys on the front side for a 38 Favorite Whaler, receives a learn wholesale hardward Bidwell Road, JE)S Industrial Hartford Public High, is serving as over par 74 Friday to maintain her Welply 127-138-372, Nancy 183-457, Bobbi Wood 183, us last year.” pitched, the New England sports scene. Heralfl Sporlawrilrr and had a bogey and a birdie on tbe business. Good working con­ Park, off Route 5, South Wind­ head judge. Larry Naviaux, former lead in the $240,000 Dinah Shore trophy from Russell Pond Jr., Pastula 131-366, Dot Barbara Sullivan 482, Ruth Boston was knocked out of first Kendall, 29, who Red Sox Manager This year, the relays will open with back nine for a 36. ditions. short hours. 522-1107. sor, Conn. Equal Opportunity LPGA Tournament as 39-year-old of Hartford National, sponsor. Bentley 136-357, Fran Ann Glass 467. Employer. place twice last season due to a pair Don Zimmer .says will stay with club, 66 individual track and field and UConn football coach, is the head Carner, a 5-7 strawberry blonde of mi.serable losing streaks which starter, and Richard Brimley, All-Central Connecticut Interscholastic League (CCIL) winter JoAnne Carner moved to within one IF YOU ARE an attractive hit .249 with three homers and 39 runs relay events Saturday, June 24, at the from Lake Worth, Fla., came within Hangslehen also won a two- motivated woman we need MACHINIST - If you have at Penney High girls’ track coach is shot of the leader with a 66. saw the club drop seven, then nine batted in for the Indians in 103 games Manchester High track. There will S r e L r 'y released Friday by Dick, Danielson, league week trip to Hawaii and a $1,- you. If you are looking for a least 2 years experience in set straight games which accounted for head timer. Head field judge is At the end of 36 holes in the richest glamorous, challenging posi­ up and operating a variety of last sea.son. be separate divisions for high school 000 check which went to the one-fourth of the club’s total losses "In Eckersley, I think we got one Penney track coach Frank Blount, Manchester High was represented event in women’s professional golf Optimism surrounds tion, with a new Perislan machine shop equipment, we “I think it's the heist of the year, " and college/open men and women. and Penney cross-country coach on the all-league 10-man basketball which carries a first prize of $36,000, LPGA Newington Children’s cosmetic line, you need us. are Interesterd In discussing of the top five pitchers in the league Again this year, a feature will be the the 10 selections. Manchester senior 236-2381, 633-3366. this opportunity with you. said rookie infielder Ted Cox, who Chick Philips is the clerk of th e . team by senior forward Scott Hyde. Post, 29, had a total of 139, five under Hospital. More than 17,000 without a doubt,” said Zimmer. "We National AAU 56-Pound Weight Ellen Donadio garnered all-league East softball camp This position requires along with pitcher Mike Paxton and course. Simsbury and Windham each had two par, while the long-hitting Carner ballots were cast. gave up a lot to get him. but we felt Throw Championship. honors despite an injury-filled cam­ one shot of her best career round PHONE FROM Home to ser­ Blueprint Reading and the catcher Bo Diaz were the young we needed that one pitcher, and we selections and Hall. East Hartford came from nine strokes off the pace By LEN AUSTER vice our customers in the ability to make and repair .Sunday at 1 p.m., the Connecticut paign while sophomore Liz Neubelt with a 33-33 over the 6,302-yard Mis­ Manchester area. Flexible tools and fixtures. We offer propects traded to the Tribe. "The got him." Wethersfield, Penney, Fermi and received honorable mention. to a 140, sion Hills Country Club course. AAU 12-mile championship and a 3- Nation's best Manchester one each. Penney’s Lind- With her second straight 71, llcruld S|iorlHwriler hours. Super earnings. 249- company paid Insurance milc road race will start andjinish Manchester’s successful wrestling 7773. package, major medical ATLANTA (UPI) - Butch Lee of 'Say James, for the second straight Australian Jan Stephenson climbed She finished her opening round 74 Before a new season coaches will be found to be op­ on the Manchester Community team was well represented with coverage, pension program, 225 applied for job Marquette, a 21-year-old native of year, and East Hartford’s Karl into third place at 142. with a pair of bogeys Thursday and Graham ailing ^ timistic. But if you approach East Catholic girls’ softball WANTED - Gas station atten­ and to paid holidays. Please College campus. High school, matmen cited in 9 of 12 weight coach Jay McConville, you’ll find he’s bubbling with Puerto Rico, has been awarded the Grabowski received all-CCIL honors. Post, who won the 1968 LPGA didn’t have any bog-eys Friday, car­ BETHESDA, Md. (UPI) - Otto dant, full or part time. yiply at: Wesco Industries, 60 college/open- sub-masters and classes. First team honors went to enthusiasm over the prospects of the upcoming 1978 cam­ Mature, responsible person Bidwell Road, JES Industrial Naismith Trophy as this season's out­ The Silk Towners had only one seniors Chris Luz (138), Doug Championship as a rookie but who ding six birdies that included a 12- Graham, a former all-pro quarter­ masters class men and women will chosen to the all-league team in paign. for third shift. References. Park, off Rouie 5, South Wind­ standing college basketball player in Marshall (145) and Dave Anderson has gone 216 official tournaments in a foot putt on the 155-yard 5th hole. back and Washington Redskins’ Call 871-1698. sor, Conn. Ek]ual Opportunity Brown heads stunned compete in separate divisions. swimming. Junior Boh Michaud for "I anticipate making the tournament,” states McCon­ the nation. (167) and junior Mike Scholsky (155). coach who now is athletic director al Employer. the second straight season was cited ville, who saw his charges compile a 6-7 record in his first Second team note was accorded the Coast Guard Academy, has un­ PART TIME Driver for in the 500-yard freestyle. He set the season a year ago, "I’ll be disillusioned if we don’t. school buses. We will train THE SOUTH WINDSOR seniors Bob Wilson (119), Bill Ted- dergone surgery at Bethesda Naval when coach passed job school record in the event his past Maddox on disabled list “We’re 100 percent better right now ability-wise than responsible applicants. Call Board of Ekiucation has an ford (132) and Bob Gagnon (185). Hospital for cancer of the colon, of­ 643-2414. opening for a General Maln- year with a 5:19.4 clocking. last year. Mentally I’m not sure but physically there’s no ficials said. tainer. This position will PROVIDENCE, R.L (UPI) - Bob Donewald stunned Brown University Two grapplers, seniors Brian Colbath comparison to last year.” Conard High of West Hartford, ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (U P I)- A hospital spokesman said Graham REAL E.STATE - 2 sales peo­ require experience in the Friday by passing off on a slam-dunk chance to join the ranks of Ivy League (105) and Tim Wrobel (unlimited) in 137 games for the New York The Eaglettes are sla t^ to open their 18-game which captured the league title underwent the operation March 17 ple. Should have license or In operation and maintenance of head basketball coaches. received honorable mention. Elliott Maddox, the hardluck out­ Yankees in 1974 he has been limited schedule Monday at home at Robertson Park against process. Generous commis­ heating, ventilating, air con­ overwhelmingly, dominated the girls and is expected to be released later Thirty minutes before a 10 a m. College, ABA and NBA coach Joe Manchester’s ice hockey team was fielder who was expected to solve the to just 122 games over the last three Bolton High. The weather has been a problem getting sion schedule Wolverton ditioning and plumbing basketball all-CCIL team with four of shutout in the picks. this week. Agency Realtors. 649-2813. system, repairs to mechanical news conference fo announce he was Mullaney, who is now coaching an in­ New York Mets’ right field problem seasons because of a knee injury suf­ prepared but McConville cites his biggest headache being this year, has been placed on the 21- equipment,...... knowledge?e of elec- taking the reins of the floundering ternational team in Italy. fered in June of 1975. trying to find a top 18. MOLD MAKERS, Tool trical equipment. ExCxtensi'/e Bruins, Donewald decided to take a Seiple said Donewald's action puts day disabled list, retroactive to McConville bas 18 varsity uniforms with 35 currently makers and machinists. Blue carpentry ability. Apply In plane ride home. all candidates back in the running. Korbet steps down March 22, the club announced working out. The roster lists 20 freshmen, including Cross, CMS, and major person at■ the "Faclliti ” iticii Ser- vices Office, Union Schi:hql)l,771 The top assistant to Indiana He said 225 people had applied for Friday. Maddox, signed to a-five- several fine prospects, and the problem has been deter­ medical. Apply in person, University coach Bobby Knight told year $950,000 contract as a free agent Vernon Mold & Tool Inc., 199 Main Street, .South Windsor, Alaimo’s job, mining who to keep and ... McConville plans to have more Forest Street, Manchester. Conn. Brown Athletic Director Bob Seiple "It is very important that we have last winter, suffered a pulled left than 18 present at varsity contests, and schedule for the hamstring muscle while running in he wanted more time to think about someone who is comfortable with youngsters jayvee games. REAL ESTATE Salesperson - RELIEF MANAGER Wanted his plans. Brown and Brown feels comfortable from Russian team the outfield on March 17. He East’s tentative lineup has sophomore Ellen Ostroul at Excellent opportunity. Four - to work 2 evenings and 1 afternoon: Must be mature, “ He did not feel completely com­ with. It’s unfortunate that we got to a aggravated the injury running to se­ first base, either senior Maryann Ostrout or sophomore Multiple Listing Services cond base in an exhibition game on Hutchins Agency, 643-3166. neat, dependable. Apply Ver­ fortable with the situation and would half-hour before this point when a MOSCOW (UPI) — Elfin gymnast Olga Korbut formally Jane Price at second base, junior Laurie Barry at non Cin'^ ltd. like to pull back. That means to me March 20 and has not played since. chink developed,” he said. retired from competition Friday at the age of 22, saying she did shortstop, with freshmen Denise Boutilier and Kathy BABYSITTER Needed - Near that the search is still open," Seiple Seiple and other Brown officials Prior to the injury he had collected Skehan vying to occupy the hot comer. Vemlanck and Hartford Road, MEDICiiu SECRETARY / .said. not want to be “a fifth or sixth ranking member of a team.” Bookkeeper, no shorthand were visibly stunned. five hits in 15 at bats. The outfielder will be patrolled by junior Ellen 2:45 p.m. to 12:30 a m. Own Donewald issued a short state­ Just 11 years after she first took up "It’s not my idea and I don’t feel transportation or possible live requif.ied. Manchester "Bob stayed at my home for two vance gymnastics further.” Petkaitis in right, senior I^thy Bilodeau in left and Physicians office, Monday ment, saying he needed more time to the bruising discipline, Olga took her good about it,” Maddox said about in. 6494727. nights. There was no hint on his part The Soviet press — which in recent either sophomore Maureen Whaples or Trish O’Connell in thru Friday, 9 a.m. to 5:30 i-onsider the move: last bow at the opening of the the Mets’ decision. He will be left .m. Ibrperience preferred, or my part that anything was amiss. years has offered Olga more than a center. The latter, if needed, could find herself back at "Bob Seiple and I have been Moscow News International tourna­ behind when the Mets break camp to end I resume to Box Z, “1 rode in with him from home,” few unkind cuts about her team third base. Senior Sue Freiheit will be behind the plate ManCthester Herald. visiting relative to the Brown basket­ Seiple said. “We talked about a ment. work with the minor leaguers. He with junior Peggy Laneri and sophomore Suzanne g She is a married woman now, her spirit, courage and gymnastic skills Q&A Manchlester. ball position since Wednesday and at number of things, including the will be eligible to play on April 12. . Willett, called the most improved by McConville, counted face rounded and her small frame — threw her some farewell bouquets. Maddox, one of the best defensive, this point in time, I feel Uiat 'it is im­ recruiting itinerary for next week. on as top-flight hurlers. Junior Geri Lombardo and I Which state has the small­ RN or LPN - Full or part clearly carrying a good deal more Tile official Tass news agency said outfielders in the majors, has been time, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Laurel perative for all individuals involved There was no hint of anything.” freshman Luci Hurst also could see hill service. est amount of farm acre­ flesh than the 84 pounds of her star her contribution to the new direction plagued with injuries during his Manor,/ Oiestnut Street, 649- to spend more time contemplating He said Donewald apparently felt A strong infield defense and aggressive hitters, in­ age? a) Delaware b) Rhode 4519. I years. of gymnastics was beyond measure- eight-year career. After hitting .303 Island c) Connecticut this very important decision.” very comfortable with his job at In­ cluding those with home run potential, are just two of the Draws opening assignment In the world of Soviet sports, m ait and the sport owes her a debt of 2. The son of what famous Brown seeks a successor to Gerry diana and decided to turn down strong points mentioned by McConville who is, “very op­ American entertainer was EAST OF RIVER - Fast retiring stars usually teach, and Olga gratitude for its new popularity. . growing company needs sharp Alaimo, who resigned after nine Brown after long telephone conver­ Olga’s season in tlie sun was bricl. Pointer trials Helped team win hoop title timistic going into this year.” kidnapped in 1963 and ran- seasons, Uie last few quite dismal. Manchester Community College opens its baseball campaign will coach new generations of bud­ somnied for $240,000? indlviduaf with heavy sations with his wife and Knight. a stardom that began with three gold The Set Point Britt Club will hold Helping Kuhana’s Kids win the Rec Department’s Schedule: April 3 Bolton H, 7 Hartford Public A, 10 bookkeeping and secretarial Seiple said the Ivy League school Sunday with a doubl^header at Southeastern UConn. The ding gymnasts in Minsk. Northwest Catholic H, 12 Windsor A, 14 St. Paul H, 17 3. Saturn has a) three b) “It is out of my character to be a medab at the 1972 Munich Olympics its second spring field trial Sunday at Businessmen’s Basketball League this season were, left to right, seven c) 10 satellites. skills. Excellent pay and should have a new head coach within “I think it is fair to say Indiana Cougars dropped all eight games on their exhibition southern and was virtually dead by the time of South Catholic H, 19 Mercy H, May 2 St. Paul A, 3 Wind­ fringe benefits. Fee paid, a few weeks. fifth or sixth ranking member of a the Manchester Coon and Fox Club Dave Fulton, John Barry, Joe (Juaglia and Collins Judd. Hank wanted to keep him very much. I tour, but hope to be one of the top clubs in the CCCAA this year. the 1976 Montreal Olympics. sor H, 4 Rham H, 8 St. Bernard A, 9 Northwest Catholic Stan work immediately. We team,” Olga toM the Soviet press on on River Road in Coventry. Any Brown, Ray Camposeo, Tom Juknis, Ron Siemienski, Rich ANSWERS are an equal opportunity One of the top contenders besides don’t think it had anything negative • In between she m ate a triumphant pointer dog may enter in either the A, 10 Mercy A, 15 South Catholic A, 17 Bolton A, 18 Rham Kevin Hanlon, above, will draw the opening pitching assignment the eve of her formal farewell. ------1------employer aeency. DAVID Donewald was former Providence to do with Brown.” Seiple said. Kichnet and Fran Laffin'also had a hand in gaining the title. A, 22 St. Bernard H, 24 Hartford Public H. Home games JAMM PERSONNEL, 649- with action commencing at noon. (Photo by Dave Roback) “Young and fearless girls will ad­ tour of America in 1973 and again in puppy, derby, shooting or hunting 0 •£ BJtBiqs 'Z q I 1975 and 1976. class. Entries close at 1:30. (Herald photo by Dunn) at Robertson Park; starting time for most at 3:15 p.m. 7000.

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Call 742-6607, PteX YOUR ROUTE care on a 1 to 1 basis for acre well landscaped lot. treed lot, $8,500. Hayes Corp. riding ring. Western stock after 3:3* 3:30 p.m WILL BE OPENING THE 187B EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - operation. Inclu es equipment. on 3/4 of a wooded acre. Horse barn (horse included) 643-5953. 646-0131. Articlot tor Sale 41 HARLEY DAVIDSON - 1966 SEASON SHORTLY Must have construction work clients in their own homes Owner anxious. Call for MANCHESTER - Spring Distinctive neighborhood. seat, saddle seat, and hunt si 33 u J*------shed, riding tractor, wood seat. All levels 228-9817. XLCH Sportster, engine com­ IE YOU'RE 18 OR OLDER experience.erience. Job consists of or medical facilities. details. Lombardo & Street location. Attractive 8- Convenient to all necessities. stove, 30 foot rec room in MANCHESTER - Ideal for of­ ANDOVER LAKE - Over 7 ALUMINUM sheets used as Ulao. lor Roni 58 pletely rebuilt, custom frame, W /A VALID CT DRIVERS room Connecticut Gambrel 70%0% bookkeeping.'■ and 30% Associates, 649-4003. $71,900. By appointment basement, convenient to fice or business. Concrete acres of beautiful land with in­ printing plates, .007 thick, paint, exhaust, everything is LICENSE NOW IS THE TIME steno and typing. Excellent nestled on a beautiful wooded brick building, 2712 square Boala-Accaaaorlaa 46 1 36 37 38 39 TO SEE US For Information Call please. No agents. 643-9746. school bus, 20 minutes to sulated cottage plus out­ 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for MANCHESTER - Storage show chrome. $2200. Call 844- JJ------salary plus I lot. Country kitchen, two feet, $42,500. P.J. Correnti NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED 1 benefits, i643-9508. 643-9515 Pratt i Whitney, many many buildings. Perfect for sailors, $1. Phone 643-2711. space - 600 square feet, ground 8367. Evenings 649-5635. working fireplaces, 2-car gar­ MANSFIELD - 9 roon, Realtor, 646-5252. 12 FOOT ALUMINUM Boat level, loading platform, very HIGH COMMISSION AID AND ASSISTANCE extras. Low, low $50's. Act fishermen, etc. Cali and trailer. $100.2 man rubber APPLY DAILY age. Must be seen. $70’s, R. Garrison Colonial, 19 acres,' UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub fast, beat the spring buyers, Katherine Bourn, 742-8646. J. raft, $40. Call 742-6865, reasonable, call 647-1818. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville 9-5 INCLUDING SATURDAY DENTAL ASSISTANT - of Northeastern C t Inc. Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, □ EDUCATION 1400 foot road frontage, l Donald. S. Gale Re^ Estate, A SOFT ICE Cream Truck Watson Beach Co., Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, anytime. 750, 8000 miles, oil cooicr and Wanted for full time position 357 Em I Ceftter St. 646-1980, 6647-1139. former dog kennel, $^,500. .ready to go. Call today. 203- Brownies, nurses. East rack. $1,750. 289-4042. Holp Wonted j485 Burnside Ave., East Hart­ Manchester Office, 647-9139. 13 Help Wonted 13 Help Wanted 13 GOOD HUMOR i in downtown office. Fringe Manchester, Conn. Lessenger Sells, 646-8713. ford. 528-6280, 289-7939. 1677-8116. Equal Housing Opportunity. Catholic School. 649-1225. 46 KENNEDY ROAD benefits. Pleasant working MANCHESTER - South Qardon Products 47 □ AUTOMOTIVE 1977 MOPED - Excellent con­ I’ART TIME Secretary - SOUTH WINDSOR Private Inatructlons IS OPERATORS DENTAL CHAIRSIDE Assis­ 289-8281 conditions. Experience not Farms area, near Martin TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - dition. 600 miles. Must sell! (ilaslonbury sales office. necpssaij. Call 525-3868, 10 School, 6-year-old Cape, cow MANURE - $8 and $16 12 MIDNIGHT TO tant - for orthodontic office. REMEDIAL READING and Good condition. Good for Best offer. Call 649-2094, after Hours 9 a m. to 1 p m. Mu.st be a.m. to 2 p.m. McCarthy Built. 3 bedrooms. plating, or welding. Call 649- loads, delivered. Gardens Aulea For Sola 61 6:00 p.m. 6 A.M. Vernon Circle area, MECHANIC WANTED for math; individualized work self starter, capable of cxpcricnecd preferred. P.O. 1W baths, dining room, family BUSINESS & SERVICE 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. plowed. Call after 6 p.m., 649- working indcpendantly. good Our greatest asset is our PERSON TO HELP with General truck repairs, must program, (lst-8th grade) by room, firepIacMiiving room, e 8731. 1973 OPEL MANTA - 4 Box 2356, Vernon Conn. 06066. master’s degree teacher. 568- 1977 KAWASAKI KZ 1000 - typing required, shorthand busy team of gals who mechanical, paste up. HELP WANTED have experience, must have carpeting, garage, deck etc. SOFA, love seat, rug, 2 end cylinders. Good condition. Like new condition. Must sell! helpful. $3.35 hourly plus Manchester area Ad Agency. own tools, excellent working 8075. Automatic. $1695, or best monitor audio alarms 24 EMERGENCY MEDICAL Custodian needed - Vernon Public On large nicely landscaped tables, everything in good con­ Anilquaa 48 Any reasonable offer con­ liberal company benefits Call hours a day. Expansion has Part time. 646-1586. conditions. All fringe benefits. lot. $57,900. Owner. 646-8571. dition. 643-9902. offer. Call 875-4537. sidered. Call 649-2094, after Technicians - Full time Schools. Nlght/Day work - ConUct For appointment call 688-2233. 633-0777 tor appoinment created openings for ad­ Mr. May. 872-7361. Homes For Sale 23 Principles Only. WANTED, Antique furniture, 6:00 p.m. openings for area ambulance STEADY WORK - reliable, PLYMOUTH VOLARE ditional help on our 12 mid­ servire. Current E.M.'T cer­ The Vernon Board of Education is 20x30 BATHROOM Cabinet, 2 glass, pewter, oil paintingsI or FULI, TIME Service Station hard worker. Who wants PART TIME Position. Premier 1976 ■ blue with wood night to 6 a m. shift If you tificate required. Call 6«-5199 an Equal Opportunity Employer. It side lights, towel bar and other antique items. R. HARLEY DAVIDSON - 1975 Aiiendani - 18 years of age or steady employment and good does not dLscrimlnate aaalnst Available lunch hours and paper holder. Gourmet ser­ Harrison, 643-8709. grain, luggage rack, slant 6, XLCH, 4700 miles, all stock, have had at least 2 years between 8 a m. and 6 p.m. ME. evenings. Apply Dairy Queen, DIRECTORY over. Meehanical ability. income. Call 872-4515, ving tray, new. 633-8741. low mileage, power steering top condition, must sell, best experience at heavy 242 Broad Street, Manchester. and brakes, electric rear win­ Experience not necessary WANTED - Pin chaser for between 10 a m. and 2 p.m. THE PACK RAT Antiques offer. 289-9321 or 646-2104. Call 644-2668 telephone work, like to be Equal opportunity employer. Strvicet Ottered BUY WOOD NOW for next and Collectables, Open Sun- dow defogger, standard shift. bowling lanes. Mechanically LIGHT OUTDOOR Work - 31 Sarvicet Ottered 31 Sarvicet Ottered 31 Bullding-Contracling 33 Must be seen to be ap­ challenged, and have inclined, no experience CASHIERS AND Counter year and save! Any length. days 12 to 5 p.m. 40 Flora 1977 HARLEY DAVIDSON • AUTO MECHANIC with at excellent references, MECHANIC - experienced Help - must be 18 or over. Call Full time. Must be able to use Call 742-8886 or 742-9024. Road, off Route 85, Bolton. preciated. 649-9868. FXE $3,700. Color brown, needed Must be 18 or over, own truck or van. Call 646- CARPENTRY REPAIRS - Of WATERPROOFING - least 2 years experienee Must please call 522-2232. will train Equal opportunity required but not preferred. Manchester Drive-In, 649- EMMET BEMME excellent condition. Call 528- have own lools Henetits in­ Primarily work on 6000 Evening 649-5900. 6066, for appointment. all types. 27 years experience. Basements, foundation SUNSHINE NCR CASH REGISTER - Waled to Buy 49 1124. between 10 a m. - 3 p.m. employer. 643-1507. The Ineoma Tax Ilian Call John Lessard. 742-9059. cracks, hatchways, tile lines, clude Uniforms and In­ only for applications Volkswagens. Apply 270 Hart­ CONTRACTORS Reconditioned, with many ★ ★ surance I’ropram. Good ford Road. Manenester. MATURE PERSON for WEEKEND Supervisor Nurse REALTORS Y 0 8 | Call Emmet - sump pumps. 30 years Aluminum siding, storms, gutters. totals. Call after 5:30 p.m., CASH PAID Immediately - MOPED - Puch maxi’s, Hours will include some BABYSITTER Wanted - Part WINDOW CLEANING - experience! Charlie and Al, Carpentry woit. Interior, exterior NOVA- 1976 Medalist-4 door, working conditions, in an es­ daytime utility work. Hours 8 - 7 a.m to 3 p.m. Experienced For IN your HOME or 228-3957. for gold iewelry and excellent condition, less than tablished .shop Call Carl at weekends and holidays. We lime mornings, Westwood CLERK • In nursing unit. preferred. Vernon Manor Whether it's your office, store 643-4953,43-49------242-5915. painting Electrical work. Free es­ 22,000 miles, silver with area. Call 646-0580 anytime to 12 Monday through Friday, OFFICE In Depth - income timates. diamonds. Licensed brokker deluxe red cloth interior. ISO miles. $395. or best offer. 458-2619 offer an excellent training Filing, typing and assisting Apply in person. Red Lobster Health Care Facility, 180 or residence, call Quality tax preparation ready for U34453 Jr $434)367 MOLDED FORMICA top and for over 1/2 century, ^ v itt Automatic, power steering, 646-4166, evenings. program and benefits. with medical records. Full Restaurant, 922 Silver Lane, Regan Road, Vernon. WOWI Maintenance Inc. for your ED’S LIGHT Trucking - attics P.O.M.G. Jewelers, 35 ACCOUNTANT - degree In ac- filing. H&R Block-trained. spring cleaning needs. Fully paneled bar with two shelves radials, six cylinder. Car Is CARPET CI.F.ANEH Trainee time. Apply in person. East East Hartford, between 2 and OWNER SAYS ■‘SELL” ■ NO ANDS, IPS, OR BUTSI and cellars cleaned. and four stools. $175. 646-6028. Asylum Street, Hartford, 527- 1975 HONDA - Excellent con­ eounting several years Business Opportunity 14 E xt^lons, amendments insured, estimates. Why not Reasonable rates. Call 646- perfect. Call 647-1601 before 3 ■ $140 per week to slarl. all TEI.F.I'IIONE SALE - Earn Hartford Convalescent Home, 4, Monday thru Friday. THEREFORE - CARPENTRY - Repairs, 01$3. p.m. or after 6 p.m. dition, $800. Must be seen to Iringes auto expenses paid. experience with general ac­ 745 Main Street. East Hart­ and corrections filed. make an appointment with us 1943 for free estimate. $3 00 per hour, salary and counting, statement prepara­ WE HAVE A 5-8 DUPLEX FOR 639,60011 remodeling, additions, gar­ NEW HOME Sewing Machine be appreciated. Call anytime, Musi be responsible ('all 627- ford DENTAL ASSISTANT - Full SMALL ENGINE Service STV mDMTM TM TUB today. 646-8845. ■ white and aqua, new cabinet, ELECTRIC TRAINS Lionel or 649-5^. commission. Three shifts tion, corporate taxes, office TWO SEPARATE HEATING SYSTEMS LAWN SERVICE - Mowing, ages, roofing. Call David 0550 available Call 872-7926, lime position in Manchester Corporation - expanding Call now reasonable rates. Patria, 644-1796. attach m en ts, $100. Call Flyer. Private collector will ★ ★ management, EDT exposture WOMAN TO CARE FOR In­ d e a le r n e tw o rk . No TENANTS PAY OWN HEAT, ETC. CARPET INSTALLATIONS - raking and shrubs planted. Hartford ba.sed subsidiary of specialist office for energetic, Available Days, Nights, anytime 569-2348. buy any age or condition. 568- Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 fant in my home. Part time. responsible person. experience necessary. ASK FOR: JIM DcROCCO Weekends Including Sun­ Stair shifts, repairs. Carpets, Reliable. Call evenings and 1972 CHEVROLET Caprice - Campara-Trallara fortune 500 company with steam cleaning. Free simates. weekends, 429-3018, Eric. LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder ■ Experienced and references Experience preferred. Send Complete training program. GROUP ONE days. No travel time New homes custom built, WHITE BRICK Free standing Air, power steering and Mobile Homes 86 New England trading areas. required. Call in afternoon. $500. investment required to 649-6265. Salary commensurate with resum e to Box AA, c/h charge. remodeled, additions, rec fireplace with mantle and brakes. 4 door. Automatic. 649-2726. Manchester Herald. start your own business. Ideal TNEWILUAMLHanOIIEilGOICY R.T. LAWN Service - taking accessories, stand up dresser. Good condition. $1500. 644- 1973 INTREPID 21 foot trailer experience. Equal opportunity MINIMIZE your tox ODD JOBS - cleaning cellers rooms, garages, kitchens for retired or part time. RuHora M7-1413 applications for new □ RENTALS 1 0 1 2 . in excellent condition. Cali employer m/f. Send lesume to MAXIMIZE your rotond remodeled, bath tile, ceement Kitchen Aid hot water dis­ BABYSITTER NEEDED for RN or LPN - Full or part Details on request. Mr. and attics, moving large customers in Manchester, penser, ail like brand new. 688-0383. Box B, c/o M anchester CALLNOW appliances. Also stone or loam Elast Hartford and Glaston­ work. Steps, dormers. is not always betterl pre-schooler in my home, 4 time, 7 a m. to 3 p.m. Laurel Barker. ESCAA Field Residential or commercial. Moved. Call Midge after 8 1969 MUSTANG - 351 Herald, 16 Brainard Place. days, 9 thru 5. Call 646-7656, Training Division Box 619,, delivered. 644-1775. bury area. General lawn and Rooms lor Rant 52 Aulomollva Service 66 Manchester. Manor, Chestnut Street, 649- 525-3853 Call 649-4291. p.m., 568-1634. automatic, (or parts. Best We re Professionals - We're small - You'll after 5 p.m. 4519 Wading River, New York. MMCb-G46-3113 yard care. Call 646-4253, 8 offer. Call 633-0131. like It! We can concentrate on YOUR HOUSE 11792. REWEAVING burs, holes. a.m. to 5:30 p.m. THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- 24-Hour Barvleo Zippers, umbrellas repair^. CARPENTRY - Custom ELECTRIC MEAT Sheer $20. till It’s sold, or on YOU till we find lust what you Homes For Sale 23 Hornet For Salo Houses. Additions, G araus Car Top Luggage Carrier, $25 Birch House Women. Central- 1972 CADILLAC Coupe de sun specialists, factory 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Window shades, Venetian HANDYMAN WITH Truck ly located. Downtown Ville - 62,000 miles. Original. trained, one day service, 114 want. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Roofing and Siding. Kitcheqs, or besl offer. Call 646-1718, available for moving, cleaning Bathrooms & repair work il4ary HaltUman, Aiioclatt operated. Call 646-1327. ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, pair white. Excellent condi­ 643-2369 gardens roto tilled using rear tion. $50 pair. 633-0131. privileges, parking, near bus low milea|e. $1100. Call 649- A Great Look What Is your home worth? Our professionals can attics, garages, yards end tiller. Average garden, line, refer!references required. 647- 2130 after 5 p.m B&M TREE SERVICE ■ cleaned, moving, trucking. help you price your home to sell faster and $12. Call 568-6878. RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 SEASONED HARDWOOD - 9033. Complete tree care, spraying Loam for sale. Lawn service. PORCHE - 1970, 914 , 58,000 easier. We will provide you with complete and removal. Insured and No job too big or small. 568- Split and delivered. $30 half BIDWELL Home Improve­ cord. Call after 5, 643-6136. BRIGHTLY FURNISHED miles, mags, radials. ready marketing, financial, and economic Information. experienced. Special Winter 8522. ment Co. Expert installation Painting-Papering 32 Room ■ Central location, for restoration. $1800. Call No obligation. No pressure. No sales pitch. Of Prices! 643-7285. of aluminum siding, gutters kitchen privileges, gents only, 646-1110. What is your Property Worth? COMPLETE CARPET & Tile MOVING • Selling mason and trims. Roofing installa­ tools, snowblower, mortar reference and security 3 I We will inspect your property and suggest an asking course we’d like to sell your homo lor you. That’s EMMET GEMME - The In­ installation and repairs. Free PAINTING - interior and tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- exterior, paperhanging, mixes, lawn mower, com­ required. 643-2693 after 5 p.m. TOYOTA CORROLLA Coupe price. iNn obligation.) our business. And we’re confident you will select come Tax Man. Tax returns estimates. Call Pat, at 646- 9109. 1973 - am/fm 8 track stereo, prepared in your office or 3745, after 5 p.m. excellent work. References. pressor, plywood, wine Ask us about our gauranteed sales plan TODAY!!! us once you’ve soon our professionals at work. pressor, 20 gallon sprayer. FURNISHED SLEEPING full Instrumentation, home. Stop overpaying your Free estimates. Fully in­ SPECIALIZING cleaning and sured. Martin Mattson, 649- Call 643-0851. Room - Conveniently located. excellent condition. After 7 IREALTORS - MLS taxes. Call now. reasonable EXPERT FURNITURE repairing chimneys, roof, new Kitchen privileges. Fpr p.m. weekdays, all day rates 525-3853, 646-3113. refinishing and antique 4431. GET MORE with roofs. Free estimates. 30 COW MANURE for gardens - woman onlyily. Call 649-<^ weekend, 289-6748. PASEK 1 ^ 9 - 7 4 7 5 restoration. Free estimates. Years Experience. Rowley, after 7 p.m. otnf TRAILBLAZER Tree Service E. Loveland, 649-8963. QUALfTY PAINTING and 643-5361. field stones. Also goats. Cali - Removals, pruning, topping, Paper H aving by Willis 644-0304. 122 Newmarker 1978 MERCURY COUGAR - 608 BURNSIDE AVE. • EAST HARTFORD SENTRY Road Rnekvilip FOR RENT TO M j,ot power steering, power brakes, Members Nahtmal Association of Real Ritate Boards and Conneclicul chipping, nauling, land INCOME TAX preparation at Schultz. iMilIy insured, ROOFER WILL Install roof references. 649-4343. gentleman ■ pleasant , air conditioning, rear Aaaoclatlon nf Rcallors, Inc Also member of the Hartfiml Hoard of AHENTION Inc. clearing. Thoughtful, yoour home, experienced. Dan siding or gutters for low dis­ TWO TIRES-Jetzon G78-14. room with walk-in ^ defroster, excellent condition, KeAltors, Mam-hcslor and Vernon Multiple Listtnp ServK'e I Real Estate Services Thorough, Neat. Results Mllosler, 649-329 or 525-8283. count price. Call ken at 647- 29Corm9CbCLJt5oul«vard.EatfHaftford 259*4331 HAVE YOUR Cape/Ranch Only slightly used, with age, conveniently locakCd agd mileage 27,000. Call 568-6740. guaranteed. Experienced / In­ 1566. 8S)4. inager r sured. References. 633-1092 / painted for $150-$200 by wheels. Bargain, 1/2 price. \, REALTORS BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - Call 649-6468. 1966 FORD Mustang Converti- 633-9225. Fireplaces, concrete. scheduling now. Professional 7S allerd REALTOR considers any job. 289-9287, TWO ROOMS - FurniV t;";hp\ble. Good condition, $800. Call 111 GRANT HILL RD. $66,000 70 V0U1R0IID Chimney repairs. No job too Center Street, One„ ,;“" X ^ 9 -1 4 5 1 after 4:30 p.m. COVENTRY TENDER LAWN CARE - small. Save! Call 644-8356 for evenings or weekends, Don. ORGANS - Gulbransens - New *85,500 Ralato If. $7999; President 211 Center Street. '""7 BOLTON Specializing in ALL phases of estimates. Heating-Plumbing 35 )965 BARRACUDA for sale. Lawn Maintenance. J.P. LEWIS & SON - Interior $3999. Theatrum, used $2499. In Celebration of and exterior painting, Pacemaker, $1399 up. Kim­ Apartmania For Re IxcellenI running condition, OPEN HOUSE Shrubbery trimmed. Clean ALTERNATORS, STARTERS SEWERLINES, sink lines, ill 742-7930. OPEN HOUSE ups. 647-9260. & GENERATORS - Our work paperhanging, and balls, $999 up. Arps Omni remodeling. Fully insiffed. cleaned with electric cutters, Synthiesizers, new $1349. Arps LOOKING for a n y tl ^ O is guaranteed, so why buy ^ professionals. McKinney estate rental - Jl MERCURY COUGAR - SUNDAY 1-4 P.M. INCOME TAX Preparation, elsewhere and pay more? 649-9658. Odyssey, new $899. LUCA Sunday, 1-4 P.M. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ MUSIC, 1540 Mineral Spring homes, multiple dw bw battery and rear shocks, PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK to years experience, business Quality Auto Electric, 985 PAINTING, Interior, pany, 643-5308. Avenue, off Route 44, North fees. Call J.D. R( l95. or Ixist offer. Cali 569- I l l and personal. Reasonable. Main Street, Manchester, Associates,, Inc. 64 |59 after 5 p.m. April 18 to 22 Home service. 563-2051. (rear) 649-8159. Exterior. Best workmanship! Providence, Rhode Island. Quality paint! Lowest prices! NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet Mon.-Thurs. 9:30 - 9:00; Sat.- Dan Shea. 646-5424. repairs, plugged drains, Sun. 9:30 - 6:00. MANCHESTER VOLKSWAGEN Bug - n A SPECIAL PROMOTION WILL kitchen faucets replaced Street, 3 room c exhaust, good c* repaired. Rec rooms, OLD COKE MACHINE, air healed, hot water. lanical condition, $900. APPEAR ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19th INCOME ?arking, no pets Se $8 . bathroom remodeling, heat compressor, Frigidaire dryer re the parcel of . Sdioul cufeteria. modernization, etc. Free (electric), 7 1/2 horsepower 047. f ' to permit circuses ------,------1 of an acre strip qgVY Malibu, Asking m WE WELCOME ALL REALTORS Estimate gladly given. MAM boat motor, needs tank. An­ fanchester for cer- TAX Bulldlrtg-Conlracllng 33 Plumbing A Heating. 649-2871. tique Oak wardrobe, alarm FOUR ROOM Apart the proposed sitoll 643-8269, after- system. All in good condition, Broad Street, no a^itted an applicatlkends..c/>il 12 nnoin orgaiil hons also will be held irpentry FRANK SCOTELLA - Plum- 646-7573 after 3 p.m. $155. S ecurity t 'tonight. ——■-* t The-* Town Board of Direc­ U&R built executive ranch n you have not already m - i SERVICE remodeling specialisisi. Ad- bing. Repairs and Married couple no p<^^ „„ tors already has approved an amend­ ______ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Remodeling. Faucets, CHAIR $2.00, Piano bench ______ae proposal ha.s been ment permitting such events for iicres with outstanding view. Woot\ baan contactad plaaae call Lovely home with beams and barnboard to enhance built-ins, bathrooms, vanities, hot water heaters. $7.00, electric sewing machine shingled roof, stained redwood exterior, the charm of this deluxe two story 5 bedroom home DIRECTORY kitchens, 649-3446. Prompt service, on emergen­ $16. wiM chair $2$., bouitolr MANCHESTER - 3 root for tonight, "civic, fraternal, religious, first floor family room, 2 fir^laces, at­ GAYLE OGREN with 3ti baths, fireplaced FR, 24'x24' 2 car cies. 643-7024. chair $»., Victorian chair floor. Excellent locatio R enard Kolasa, who educational, charitable or similar detached garage with heated loft, greenhouse, large CUSTOM CARPENTRY - $25., 8 piece dining set, Vic- ^ applicants, said that non-profit organizations.” The PZC tached 2 car garage. Just past Bolton line. INCOME TAX Preparation Homes, Additions, Repairs, PLUMBING. HEATING, torian set best offer. S68-1054 after 6 p.m. deck, 24' AG pool, mud room, NuTone Intercom, Mrs. also must approve the change, which ONE YEAR LIMITED ERA HOME 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Experienced, personal Cabinets. Call Gary Cuming, Sewer Cleaning - Repairing A Laraia, 649-5052. will be discussed tonight. WARRANTY wall to wall throughout, all appliances. Also in­ at yi 345-2009. Remodeling. 24 Hour Service. ROCKVILLE - ciearteceived a letter from the COPY DEADUNE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14tti cluded is a ONE YEAR LIMITED ERA Mosler, 649-3329, or 525«63. Call 289-Un. Free Estimates. DOLL HOUSES - Doll fur­ rooms Jn private 2 Connecticut that says the The other public hearings are for DIRECTIONS 1-94 Extension to Rte. 44A to left at WARRANTY. TIMOTHY J^O N N E L L V niture and accessories for home. New stovig have the authority to the Army and Navy Club, which is \ Adulti stop lights to HI Grant Hill Road. DIR; Highland St. in Manchester to Right on Carter ALLAN T. KEELER’S Ux Carpratry &na general con­ children and hobbyists, also refrigerator. Adultjjje parcel at fair market seeking to have its Main Street site tracting./Residential and working couple, no cl """ F" R o ^ to Right on Volpi Road, Bolton. service. Tax returns done in doll houses custom made. 528- changed from a Residence AA Zone the privacy of your home. Call commercial. Whether it be a Flooring 36 0457. no pets, 875-3761. , , , , 871-1781 for appointment. small repair job, a custom iwn of Manchester had the to part of the Central Business DUBALDO/LESPERENCE DUBALOO/LESPERANGE built home or anything in FLOOR SANDING and HOSPITAL BED - Good con­ t h r e e ROOM Apaifirst refusal to the property, District Zone, and Multi-Circuits INCOME TAX pr epa r a­ between, call 646-13^. refinishing. Floors like new. dition. Please call 643-1802. Inc., which is seeking a special R e a K o rs , Realtors tion - Experienced, At yoor (Specializuig in older floors), m ^th security, iv be given a sewer easement to exception because it plans to have home service. Reasonable. CARPENTRY Ic Masonly - staining floors. No waxing. ' 90 feet 3/4” COPPER Heating more than 60 parking spaces at its Additions and remodeling. Also ceilings and inside pain­ Pipe, 1 five foot beating ele­ children. 97 Welhd. 646-0505 646-0505 Call Walt angler for appoint- Free estimates. Call Anthony Immediate occup,jght’s public hearing will be at Harrison Street plant. ment. 6 * 6 S m . ting. John Verfaille, 64^750 m ent, $50. Call 742-686$ Squillcote, 6494)611. after 6 p.m. anytime. 6464)423. (■ /t. PAGE TEN-B - MANCHEStER EVENING HEHALD. Mancheaiter. r

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"'W e cM ake a 'Otome o u t 0/ a ‘iJfoiue" MATERIALS 731 Pa r k e r s t . 196 WEST CENTER ST B. Q. ST. PIERRE, Prr Tal. 543-5735 or M 3 -S f7l \, MANCHESTER. CONN, 649-3r ; C orner’s Rug & Upholstery Cleaning ____ MK t DPHOtSTERY CUNIII S&H STAMPS MAKES US AfancAa*l«r’i Only Complete Carpel Servir-:. Garner Rug has been serving the area for over 15 years. It is owned and operated by Frank Findlay, a 14 High Straat, raar ’ ,ive of Manchester Our plant is located at the rear of 14 High St„ Manchester. All plant work is doneon the premises by our ^ N O . O N E MANCHESTER n expert crew. You can save a big 20% by bringing in your own carpet to be cleaned. ^ Phona: 646-5630 «5^i o'' .'1 Feel free to call us at 646-5630 with any carpet problem. We sell, clean and repair all t j ^ s of carpet. We 725EAST an authorized Royal Vacuum Sales and Service Center. Also offered is a full line of tile and linoleum. Another service Is the shampooing or recarpeting of auto interiors. MIDDLE T U M lte

v i n f Ike area $ince 19 5 5 " MARCHEITa **nraiani wRucoveiaNa Ko CATIONS to SERVi Sot A Fainting FroMam? WaV Holpl ■WBorswao THE SHOE FITS FIX IT! Swrvtct stilt mwBflt somfthing to M — and s«rvic« maans spandtng OLYMnCdTMNS ORM'i enough tim t with you to help you atloci tha righi patnl finith lor that |Ob you’ra pli»nnir>o. Se e us lor p«mt and tarvico whan you plan your r>ti1 Ai While Yea Wait proiact. U&R built exe iwe^nch c'^ almost \2 ' !Wft Shoe Service Acres with ouisianding view . Woou Jrthopedk Week EAJohnsenmWKQ FAINTS shingled roof, stained rcSwood exterior? Houra; eKW-5:30 first floor family room, 2 firmlaces, at­ YOUN ' D E A L E R MANCHESTER WALLPAPER A PAMT Mon.-Saturday . Ask for Dave INOEPtNOENT tached 2 car garage. Just past Bolton line. 1 6 5 W b b I M k M a T B MANGMESm PAMUDE (M ow Sonilt's TV) ONE YEAR LIMITED ERA HOME T M MAW C T .m ia ilS T E I* 848^801 WARRANTY. Frank Amone DIRECTIONS 1-84 Extension to Rte. 44A to left at IMil For OnsMy stop lights to HI Grant Hill Road. 019-7901 V B v D n p M .1 i IMIKKSTai O V S N 4 S M a M M LC O . YEARS EXPERIENCE S t o o i m T i i x f r e e DUMlOO/LESPaiEIKE Aik ibewlewpojley. ■A.MOTaTMS'ailFJL. 0pp. East Conwlery m 64S“SM7 F t m oliMiHafad Bamloo. < - i «aA.ikM.em.iiaFJi - Realtors. 1 - (WooUydraartnge) OVALITY HARRISON ST. ^ 961 MAIN ST. 6 4 6 - 0 9 0 5 r M im m MANCHESTER MANCHESTER, CONN. to to 9 Weekdays - 10 to 5 Saturday ■1 ■ • I

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R A PAINT Page: - WEEKEND ' Today, April 1 WEEKEND — Fage 3 11M MOmiMO 8 W5.D W1.D WEST Sunday, April 2 M THE NEWS a PO N TU C GRAND PRD( LAS ® M O VE T h e Life and Death of LISTEN CB 3d)0 8 11:67 VEGAS PARTY (>>lonel Blhnp' 1943 Deborah Karr, _ 1KX) X AGRICULTURE U S A. CB M O VE-(SUSPEN SE) "Paper MORMNO 10:30 8 JUNIOR HALL OF FAME MAKE rr REAL Anton Walbrook. MOVE -(MYSTERY-HORROR) • PATTERNS FOR LIVINQ 1871 8 _ 5:50 BARflK) 12:30 ® SPANISH atSIGHT LAWRENCE WELK SHOW 6:30 "The Black Cal" 1934 8 8 8 NBC NEWS QD TMRTEEM FOR THIRTY M O VE-(H O R R O R) "Thealre 8 NEWS SPCERMAN ® OUTDOORS ______AFTERNOON______8 FOR YOU BLACK WOMAN 8 OLD TIME GOSPEL HOUR ^ ®=oo 8 SUPERMAN rxi ’ ®=«> O PTL CLUB-TALK AND 8 MOVE -(MUSICAL-COMEDY) Poarr o f v ie w 8 BRADY BUNCH ® D A LU S of Death" 1667 ETCETERA ® MOVIE -(JUVENILE) "Smoky" ® FRENCH CHEF VARIETY 12:00 "April SHOWERS" 1948 ® MOVIE (COMEDY) "Tha 1647 8 NEWS 8 AMERICAN ANGLER HEEHAW 3 ) 8 ABC NEWSBRIEF ® EVERYWOMAN SOCCER FROM ITALY 3*0 6:30 3 ) FAT ALBERT 1:30 SWISS FAMILY ROeWSON Wrong Box" 1965 ® PTL CLUB-TALK AND & PROGRAM UNANNOUNCED ODD COUPLE lOdX) 8 REV. CLEQPHUS 8 MOVIE 'Far Horizona' 1966 ® SOMatUTES 3 ) VILLA ALEGRE 8 BEWRCHED 8 MOVE -(DRAMA) "HaHer's ROBINSON ^ JEWISH HERITAQE ® H ( W OF POWER VARIETY 8 BLACK PERSPECTIVE SPIOERMAN a NEWS Charlton Haaton, Fred ® 8 THE YOUNG PIONEERS • CASPER AND FRIENDS CB ABC CH6J)flEN'S NOVELS Caatia" 1948 „ 10:48 8 0 8 MEET THE PRESS MacMurray. BRUINS WRAP-UP 3:30 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC QD 8 FANTASY ISLAND ^ ®:30 ® i ^ ^ L SINGING JUBILEE ( B DAVEY AND GOLIATH FOR TELEVISION 3 8 ABC NEWS ® CAMERA THREE 8 JEWISH LFE 8 CONVERSATIONS Wmt MASTERPIECE THEATRE GD 8 THE PROFESSIONAL 8 AUCTION CONTINUES ® WatG FAITH 8 8 a THE WONDERFUL 6:45 8 8 LAND OF THE LOST • ^ 1=33 S^ 10:1B BOWLERS TOUR 3 ) OPINION _ 10:30 8 TB4E FOR-RMOTHY ” =<» 8 0 8 COLGATE-DINAH WORLD OF DISNEY A NEW DAY 8 TV GARDEN CLUB 8 USAF RELIGIOUS FILM ® U P FR O N T ® CHALLENGE OF THE 8 ASK THE MANAGER QD 8 GREATEST SPORTS ^=30 a BLACK NEWS ® FAITH FOR TODAY SHORE WaatERS CIRCLE 8 AUCTION CONTINUES 6:66 8 MOVIE -(WESTERN) "Mas- , ^ 3 = « 6:59 WCXDDY WfXJOPECXER SEXES 10:30 LEGENDS 3 ) DAILY NUMBER a BOBBY VINTON SHOW „ 8 ^ 4:15 ® CRCXaCETTS VICTOHY 8 MORNING PRAYER quarada" 1953 3 ) NEWS REXHUMBARD a MOVIE (ADVENTURE) "The SPORTS EXTRA 8 8 GREATER GREENSBORO 3) HK3H SCHOOL PRESS ® BEST OF THE FESTIVAL OF 8 MORMNO PRAYER 8 ® 8 ABC SPORTS GARDEN 8 CANDLEPM BOWLING OPEN ^ 3:30 ® REVEREND AL Advanturas ol Robin Hood" JIMMY SWAQGART CONFERENCE FAITH ^ 3K )0 1938 MAGAZINE _ 7:30 CD ARTHUR AND COMPANY 12:26 8 AS WE SEE IT ® MOMENT OF MEDITATION ® MAN BUILOS, MAN 0 MORMON TABERNACLE « 10:45 8 NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD 8 BRUINS WRAP-UP NEWS GREATEST SPORTS 8 RED SOX WRAP-UP a RFTY FABULOUS YEARS • UNDERDOG CB IN THE NEWS 4.-00 8 DESTROYS ORLD CONFERENCE 8 a THE DRUM 8 AS SCHOOLS MATCH WITS _ 2:35 LEGENDS ‘•'SO 8 HOCKEY QD LITTLE RASCALS 12:30 HOGAN'S HEROES WONOERAMA MUNDOREAL 8 AMBUCAN LEESTYLE8 a AVI N E O ^ SHOW PRAYER 8 ® 8 ABC'S WIDE WORLD OF ® SHEPHERD'S PIE W CONSULTATION X SPACE ACADEMY S 8 QP T H S IS THE LIFE i\ THREE STOOGES 8 8 8 SUNLIGHT AND ® ® a 8 NEWS 8 POLKA SHADOW SPORTS _ 7:26 BIG VALLEY 0 LUCY SHOW I GREAT GRAPE APE * « 0 9 LIVMQ TOGETHER 8 PTL CLUB-TALK AND W OPEN DOOR ® 3 ) O S O NEWS a MOVIE (DRAMA) "Tha Blue ® RHOOA • PRAYER QD DAVEY AND GOLIATH ) DIMENSIONS IN CULTURE 8 AUCTION 8 MOVIE-(SUSPENSE) "Saoood VARETY ^ ^=31 HOGAN'S HEROES 8 RING AROUND THE WORLD Max" 1966 8 HOCKEY 8 8 THUNDER 8 8 FLatTSTONES Chance" 1963 8 GREATER GREENSBORO 3 ) CORAL JUNG9.E a SECOND CITY TV _ 7:26 11:30 _ 5dX> ® ««M A L WORLD X HOT FUDGE 8 CROCKETTS VICTORY FACE THE NATION W FIRINQLINE ® LIVINQ FAITH OPEN 8 PETTKXIAT JUNCTION a PRAYER 8 MOVIE (COMEDY) "Mlatar 8 8 8 PROJECT U.F.O. ■ BUGS BUNNY AND POPEYE GARDEN 0 PAINT ALONG WITH NANCY FLarrsTONEs 1:30 8 PTL CLUB-TALK AND S THE BOB NEWHART SHOW _ 11:15 THE ^ 3:30 Robarta" 1966 ® PREVW AND THE VARIETY ® DUSTY'S TREEHOUSE 12:46 KOMMSKY ® MY NEIGHBORS RELIGION MOMENTS OF COMFORT • 8 PRE-SEASON 8 MICHEL LEGRAND AND 8 RELEMAN BASEBALL AUCTION CONTINUES PirrSflURGH 9 NEWS CB A NEW DAY 8 MOVIE (SCIENCE FICTION) ® W OR8HP FOR SHUT INS 8P6«TUAL LrE MailSTRIES g AUCTION CONTINUES FRIENDS ^ 11:30 WORLD 8 BULLWINKLE ^ ®:30 S ADVENTURES OF MUHAM­ 12:66 "Flrat Men In the Moon" 1964 8 CHRISTOPHBtS STUDIO SEE SOCCER MADE IN 67 REPORTS: 3 ) 8 HARDY BOYS, NANCY 3 ) MOVE -(WESTERN) "Ono- ':45 ® ON OUR OWN gMASSACHUSETTS MAD ALI (B IN THE NEWS O) LOWELL THOMAS 8 REXHUMBARD ADELANTE GERMANY DREW MYSTERIES id Jacka" 1961 ® NBA ON CBS ® JIMMY SWAQGART 11:18 0 UNCLE WALDO 12:67 REMEMBERS ALMANAC’S 8 MOVIE ‘Chain Lightning' _ ANIMALS, ANIMALS, 8 M O VE ‘Man ol a Thouaand MOVE (ADVENTURE) "Cap­ 2dX) ™ »:3 0 „ 6:53 CBS NEWS SKW 8 JUNIOR HALL OF FAME 4:30 Raymond Maaaay, Humphray ANIMALS ® FAITH FOR T(X)AY Facea’ 1967 Jamea Cagney, Dor­ atain Blood" 1936 8 NBC NEWS UPDATE * RACERS CB THREE ROBONIC STOOGES 1K)0 a BRADY BUNCH Bogart. 8 0 GREATER GREENSBORO othy Malone. 3 ) M OVE OPEN ■ A B B O n AND COSTELLO W HATS NEW MISTER 8 SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK ^ ®:»® 11:30 CB 8 FOURTH ESTATE ® ra o 'F A N (COMEDY-ADVENTURE) "Klaa 8 OLD TIME GOSPEL HOUR 8 FURY ______EVENatO______® 8 ABC NEWSBRIEF SUPER FRIENDS MAI3007 W DANIEL FOSTER, M.D. Q&A ® MOVIE (SUSPENSE-DRAMA) 8 0 8 OfiPa the GIrla and Make Them Die" ®-'00 ^ •:«> ;^ a d (t a " toes • M V E Y AND GOLIATH ACTION NEWSMAKERS 6 M ) ® WE BEUEVE ______AFTERNOON______® SILVER BROOM WORLD ®=«> 8 AUCTION CONTINUES 1687 CURLING CHAMP10N8Ha> ® a NEWS ® A a IN THE FAMILY 0 0 8 HONG KONG MOVIE 'Call of Iha Wild' 1672 325,000 PYRAMID 8 DAVID 8US8KINO SHOW 8 HOCKEY 8 HARNESS RACING FROM 1. Which Wright brother was ® CELEBRATION OP THE ® BRADY BUNCH 8 T ^ E S A BREWER ® JAR ETTA OEY SCliartton Heaton, MIchala 6SSI0N IMPOSSIBLE EUCHARIST ^ 2:30 ® ROYAL HERRAGE ROOMVELT RACEWAY bom first, Orville or Wilbur? ® FACE THE STATE ® 8 U.S. TEAM VS. THE 8 YOUR CHOICE FOR THE ® 0 THE ABC SUNDAY NIGHT 0 8 NBC LATE NN3HT MOVIE SESAME STREET Merder. ABC'S WIDE WORLD OF a AGAPE ^ 3=30 , 8 0 8 WEEKEND 2. Women between the ages 0 I LOVE LUCY I^ L D IN AMATEUR BOXING OSCARS MOVIE ‘High Plaint Driller' 1973 ‘The DIatppatranca ol Almaa' r 8 CHAMPIONSHIP TS ® VOICE OF FAITH 3 ) CBS: ON THE AIR 8 M O VE (DRAMA) “The Pump­ of 25-54 watch an average of ® 8 ISSUES AND ANSWERS ® PTL CLUB-TALK AND ® HUMAN DIMENSION ^n t Eaatwood, Varna Bloom. 1976 Faya Dunaway, Bette (B IN THE NEWS WRESTLING 5PRAL JUNGLE 8 ® SESAME STREET 8 WORLD CHAMPIONSHT kin Eater" 1964 bow many hours of TV per 8 ROBERT SCHULLER VARIETY a DETECTOR'S PLAYHOUSE ® AIH-ETES AND LISTEN Davit. •!*> WRESTLING H COLGATE-DINAH TENNIS 8 YOUNG SAMSON ® JIMMY SWAQGART 8 8 8 THE BIG EVENT ‘Love's X^ SPEED BUGGY ^ 11:46 week? a) 6 b) 21 c) 32 3.-00 8 CONNECTICUT 8 MOVIE (DRAMA-ROMANCE) WASHINGTON WEEK IN SHORE WINNERS CIRCLE 8:87 8:30 RELIGIOUS PROGRAM NEWSMAKERS Dark Rida' aiff Polla, Carrie ■^uaal lor Love" 1071 ■ BRADY KIDS 8EW 8 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRITION 3. Who was Honorius II? • MOVIE 8 8 CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT 8 NBC NEWS UPDATE 12KI0 ® MARLO AND THE MAGIC § WILD KINGDOM 8 ADVENTURERS Snodgrata. t WWPOINT ON NUTRITION KIDSWORLD (ROMANCE-ADVENTURE) "A- ® AUSTIN O TY LIMITS (CAPTIONED) 9 M MOVIE MACHINE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC ® BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE 8 AUCTION CONTINUES _ 11:48 8 1 C.B. BEARS HOCKEY 8 CHAMPIONSHIP frlcan Queen" 1951 108 8:30 a LAWRENCE WELK SHOW WRESTLING ® INSIGHT 8 WHAT ABOUT WOMEN NEWS ® MASTERPIECE THEATRE 69 MEOIX ROOM 222 8 AUCTION CONTINUES ADAM 12 QD 8 THE LOVE BOAT ® M OVE ______ANSWERS ______DAY OF DISCOVERY 8 MOVIE-(ADVENTURE) "Sonol 3:30 6:30 CB 8 SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK 1:26 ® TURNABOUT ORAL ROBERTS 8 0 8 NSC SATURDAY NIGHT _ 12:16 All Baba" 1962 ® 8 THE AMERICAN ® CBS NEWS rr> *=“ © WORSHIP FOR SHUT INS *•« CB IN THE NEWS S(CAPTIONED) 8 UNCLE WALDO ® ALICE AT THE M OVES ‘My Name la § ® NOVA NEWS (^ B IN THE NEWS r 8 ATHLETES 'O V 1901 ‘adod ■£ a Z SPORTSMAN QD _ 12:40 1:30 Nobody' 1974 Henry Fonda, Ter­ 8 SACRED HEART ® THIS IS THE LIFE ® ORAL ROBERTS ® ABC NEWS THE CBS SATURDAY FILM „ 12:30 list ‘aniAJO :i98l ‘-niqnM I CB ______EVENINQ______ence Hill. 8 RISK OF MARRIAGE 8:45 (B BUGS BUNNY AND ROAD FESTIVAL 8 DAVEY AND GOLIATH RUNNER TRUTH OR 6.-00 8 NEWS _ 0ri)0 O WOODY WOODPECKER CONSEQUENCES $126,000 QUESTION 8 ABBOTT AND COSTELLO (B 8 SCOOBY'S QD CONNECTICUT: SEEN RAC8K3 FROM AQUEDUCT ® DIALOGUE WITH LAUREL UFF-A-LYMPICS 8 WALL STREET WEEK Home Box Office schedule THIS WEEK m BASEBALL VLOCK 8 DANIEL BOONE 8 FORMBY'S ANTIQUE AUCTION ORAL ROBERTS 8 MISTER ROGERS WORKSHOP Today 10:00 - Rocky Wadnaaday DAY OF DISCOVERY BinAlM M YS HOGAN'S HEROES ^ 8 PETTICOAT JUNCTION Midnight — One Flaw Ovar tha § 8 MISTER ROGERS STUDIO SEE 3:00 — Shout at the Devil 6:30 — Victor Borga CB IN THE NEWS Cudtoo's Natl 8 POPEYE 6:30 IN THE NEWS „ ®:30 5:30 — Boxing Champions 6:00 — Tha NIghtcomart Sales & Service CB 3) CBS lews 8:30 — Victor Sorgo Monday 8 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP POPEYE AND FRIENDS 2d)0 10:00 — Stunt! S 8 CAROL BURNETT AND 8K» — Assault on Pradnct 13 6:00 ~ Bom Loaart ^ 9:30 0 8 0 0 GO SOUL TRAIN 11:30 — Tha Santinal FRIENDS 9:30 — The NIghtoomers ® BEST OF CORSAIR AND DIRECTORY 0BETR0TTER8 HOCKEY 8:00 — Tha Car Thuraday NEWS 11:30 — The Sendnel COMPANY ELECTRIC COMPANY EIGHTH DAY 10:00 — Man on tha Roof M OVE Terror Houaa' 1974 1 « ) — Assault on Pradnct 13 Midnight ~ Final Chaptar Walking 6 « ) — Born Loaert 8 JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF S (NRECTOR'S PLAYHOUSE THE EARTH CONSUMER SALES - o N s m iM N im SJnda QINIn, John NeUaon. SM — Boxing Champions (B MTHE^KWS HOCKEY Tall AM4AL WORLD 9:00 — The Nightomiers ® LITTLE RASCALS Manchester Parkade SHOP K M O LILIAS YOGA AND YOU Sunday 8 NBC NEWS 11KX) — Assault on Pradnct 13 8 NINE ON NEW JERSEY US LAST. Name brand FLNTSTONES EMERGENCY ONE Tuaaday NBC NEWS 2:30 — The Lata Show Friday 0 JIMMY SWAQGART appliances, televisions. S FURY ADAM 12 4. -00 — Annie HaR 8:30 — Shout at tha Davll 8 ZOOM Lowest' prices in town MOVIE-(HORROR) "CrMtw* 2:30 8:00 — Nall Sadaka 830 — Shout at tha Devil ABC NEWS 6:00 — Virginia Slims Cham- 8 CELEBRATE guaranteed. Service after the From lh« Bladi Lagoon" 1964 BIG VALLEY plonshipt 9:30 — Shout at the Davll 8dl0 — Cetsklll Comedians QUE PASA, U,S.A.7 8 JETSONS sale. 8 8 HERCULOIDS-SPACE CARCARE 5. ’OO » Island of Or. Moraau Midnight - Hadda 9-30 — Island ol Dr, Morasu GHOST 8 INSIGHT 11:30 — Shout at the Devil _ 10:00 O HERCUL0I08-SPACE ^^OTONSKj^JBCOMP^ BARLOW’S TV • Zenith Sales Q FANTASTIC VOYAGE GHOST Service on Standard Brands, ® MORMON TABERNACLE ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 805 Hartford Road, VILLA ALEGRE WORLD CONFERENCE 8 8 MASS FOR THE SECOND Manchester Telephone 643- ^ 10:26 M95. . CB IN THE NEWS TOMMY’S PIZZAMA SUNDAY OF EASTER „ 10:27 ® OLD TIME GOSPEL HOUR 8 JUNIOR HALL OF FAME 0 CHALICE OF SALVATION TWENTIETH CENTURY la a o 8 ELECTRIC COMPANY Television, Inc. 176 Burnside _ 8 SACRIFICE OF T l« MASS ^ BATMAN-TARZAN Avenue, East Hartford. 528- ■ ARCHIES 8 TOP CAT 1554. Sales and Service, Zenith 8 LATINO 8 8 8 THINK PINK and (}uasar. PANTHER MUTY W AS MAN BEHAVES DANIEL FOSTER, M.D ONLY ON CABLE T.V. CARRASCOLENDAS 8^ _ 10:85 CB 8 SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK THIS WEEK ON CABLE CHANNEL 28 QALL!RY STORES 3D IN THE NEWS T o m B i j r iTik^riTiTJiTiTMVi 11KK) OUL TRAIN t n d E v 9 r y KROFFTS SUPERSHOW BAGGY PANTS AND THE 4/4 T u b s . Atlanta Hawks at N.Y. Knlcka ...... 8:30 SBM IS OPH nOM 9 M L -Q RM NITWITS umriTY 8 PROGRAMMING i UNANNOUNCED « riH I FOUOinW BRUNCHES PARENT EFFECTIVENESS 4/5 Wed. Atlanta Flames at N.Y. Rangers...... 8:30 8 HOT FUDGE MANCHESTER PARKADE Main Office • Main Office Drive-In Parkade • Spencer Street • North End CB IN THE NEWS 4/6 Thurs. Detroit Pistons at N.Y. Knicks...... 8:30 12-S 206W.ailTER 267LCEN1IR Burnside • Putnam Bridge Plaza X SECRETS OF ISIS VERNON PLAZA Bolton Notch • Andover 8 MOVIE 'Tha Craatura Walks Among Ua' 1056 Jalf Morrow, Rax South Windsor • Ashford 646-6661 646-2550 10-0 A frAditiofi of banking ewcNcnce SPACE SENTINELS GREATER HARTFORD CATV CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT MANCHESTER The S a v ii^ Bank ^ 11:58 801 Piifcer street s Mancheeler, Conn, s 648-8400 EAST HARTFORD...... lata, CB SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK of IVIancniester 10-5 Member fOK MB-TTOe Page 4 - WEEKEND WEEKEND - Page 5 Daytime programs Monday, April 3 MomaNO AFTERNOON (WED.) 5KX) a NANNY AND THE PROFES­ ______EVEWaiO______ABC NEWS S;M TODAY 8 PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARIE­ SPIDERMAN ® DICK CAVETT SHOW [ Bookmobile schedule ^ 1200 SOR (EXC. FRI.) 6K)0 - * AS MAN BEHAVES PTL CLUB-TALK AND ( 8 MOflNINO PRAYER TOP CAT TY (EXC. TUE.) 8 MY THREE SONS (EXC. 11:30 f f i a NEWS s ® 8 8 i ^ s 7:30 VARIETY 5 :8 5 ^ / 7:30 OTD.) THE CBS LATE MOVIE Qp 12 O'CLOCK LIVE GET SMART (EXC. TUE., ® MARY TYLER MOORE BRADY BUNCH HOCKEY 8 TODAY'S WOMAN / FLINTST0NES a IRONSIDE (FRI.) 8 8 8 NBC MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE -(DRAMA) "The Loat 8 8 8 TO SAY THE LEAST SHOW J CONCENTRATION CAROL BURNETT AND 6:00 PTL CLUB-TALK AND ® VARIOUS PROGRAMMINQ AT THE MOVIES ‘The Wind and the 8Weekend" 1945 8 8 120,000 PYRAMID MUNSTERS (EXC. FRI.) a FLINTSTONES BOZO Here is next week’s Friday CD X ) VARIOUS VARIETY 8 P U CLUB-TALK AND VARIE­ Lion' 1975 Seen Connery. Candice a MOVIE ‘Death Dream' 1972 12:30 LITTLE RASCALS (EXC. ® ODD COUPLE AUCTION ® PRICE IS RIGHT Bergen. PROORAMMINQ a HECKLE AND JECKLE WED.) TY (TUE.) John Martey, Lynn Carlin. schedule for the 1:40 p.m —McKee Street. ® SEARCH FOR TOMORROW ® CHRIST THE LIVING WORD 89 HOGAN'S HEROES ■ NEWLYWED GAME a MOVIE (MUSICAL-ROMANCE) 8 PTL CLUB-TALK AND 8:00 “ EMERGENCY ONE 8 8 8 THE TONIGHT SHOW Manchester Public Library 2:50 p.m —Pine Ridge 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO a LIFE OF RILEY 4:40 8 ® ELECTRIC COMPANY 8 BONANZA 8 CANDID CAMERA "April Love" 1957 VARIETY 8 8 8 GONG SHOW MISTER ROGERS a IRONSIDE Apartments, — a WOODY WOODPECKER a KINER'S Komar (FRI.) a GHOST AND MRS. MUIR ® ZOOM a HOLLYWOOD SQUARES ® MEETING OF MINDS bookmobile: 8 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY MOVIE ‘ZIegfald Girl' Part I. 8 JO KER'S WILD ® ABC CAPTIONED NEWS 8 TODAY 8 RYAN'S HOPE 8 NEWS 6:30 3:30 p.m—Bryan Drive. e.to 12:55 12:30 Monday 8 TV COMMUNITY COLLEGE ■ I LOVE LUCY 8 TATTLETALES ffl 8 ABC NEWSBRIEF 4:10 p.m —Rachel Road. 8 NEWS a NEWS ® MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT f f l 8 NEWS 10:30 a.m.—Manchester 6:30 (EXC. FRI.) ® ABC NEWS _ 10KX) 12:57 O JO KER'S WILD 8:00 ffl CBS REPORTS Manor Convalescent Home. a NEW zoo REVUE a ARCH ES 1:00 8 NBC NEWS UPDATE ® LASSIE S CROSS WITS a NEWS ffl OTO COUPLE 11:30 a m.—Laurel Manor ® LITTLE RASCALS 8:30 1:00 a ARCH ES [ This week’s television sports 8 8 8 NBC NEWS ffl 8 THE 50TH ANNUAL 8 8 8 TOMORROW 8 VARIOUS PROGRAMMING MATCH GAME 8 THE CAPTAIN AND TEN- Convalescent Home. a VARIOUS PROGRAMMING e ADAM 12 ACADEMY AWARDS 8 ADVENTURERS 6:50 MOVIE ‘Lillie Giant' (MON.), ‘A NILLE IN NEW ORLEANS 1:30 p.m.—E ast Maple a PRAYER 8 PARENT EFFECTIVENESS ® OVER EASY PRESENTATION _ 1:30 (live ' 8Dlapatch From Rautara' (TUE.), • IT COULDN'T BE DONE Street. 7:00 (FRI.) 6:55 8 AUCTION CONTINUES a JOE FRANKLIN SHOW ‘The Amazing Dr. Cllltarhouae' 5:00 (6-40) Wide World of Sports. 8 8 8 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE ^ CBS NEWS O UNDERDOG Today Colgate-DInah Shore Winner's Circle. 8 NEWS ® ORIGINALS: THE WRITER IN 8 USAF RELIGIOUS FILM 2:10 p.m,—Dougan's Alley. (WED.), 'The Saa W olf (THUR.) ‘A 7:00 PRAIRIE AMERICA 1:41 energy SK)0 4:15 (8-40) Sports Magazine. a BIMS BUNNY AND POPEYE Bullet For Joey' (FRI.) 12:00 (40) Candlepin bowling. 8 AUCTION CONTINUES 2:50 p.m.—West Carter MIKE DOUGLAS 4:30 (8-40) Wide World of Sports. C B S NEWS 10:30 a MOVIE -(COMEDY) "Prlncesa Uie vour dishwasher (I) 8 GOOD MORNING X 8 ALL MY CHILDREN 1:00 (22) Wrestling. Sunday m MARCUS WELBY, M.D. Street. BEWITCHED BRADY BUNCH a NEWARK AND REALITY O'Rourke" 1943 only when it is full. AMERICA a MOVIE ‘Another Pari of the 1:30 (20) Wrestling. ® CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT 8 PHL DONAHUE SHOW 10:30 (24) Soccer from Italy. CONCENTRATION ® TURNABOUT 3:20 p.m.—Blue Ridge Foraaf (MON.), ‘Thla Happy Feel­ 2:00 (18) Tennis. Monday 8:30 2:00 Turn it o ff when JOE FRANKLIN SHOW 1:00 (3) Challenge of the Sexes. BOWLING FOR DOLLARS Drive. ing' (TUE.), ‘Experiment Perlloua' 2:00 (22) NHL Hockey: New York a MERV GRIFFIN 11:00 f f l NEWS the final wash cycle SESAME STREET 1:45 (3) NBA Basketball: New York 7:30 (3) WHA Hockey: Houston FESTIVAL OF FAITH 4:10 p.m.—Finley Street. (WED.), 'Back Street' (THUR.), Rangers vs. Flames. ® TURNABOUT ffl 8 8 NEWS 2:05 is com pleted and MERV GRIFFIN Koicks vs. Washington Bullets. Aeros against the Whalers. NEW SACRILEGIOUS ‘Rackateare of the Range' (FRI.) 3:30 (22-30) Golf: Greater 8:57 a LOVE AMERICAN STYLE f f l MOMENTS OF MEDITATION Tuotday open the door. ROMPER ROOM 2:00 (20-22-30) Golf: Greater VIES Good news ® FESTIVAL OF FAITH Greensboro Open. 8 NBC NEWS UPDATE Q HOLLYWOOD CONNECTION 2:30 LEAVE IT TO BEAVER Greensboro Open. NEWS 10:30 a m.—Lincoln Center. Y o u r dishes w ill 8 VARIOUS PROGRAMMING 4:00 (22) Golf: Greater Greensboro Friday 8 LIVING FAITH a NEWS VARIOUS PROGRAMMING 2:30 (6-40) Boxing: Amateur CRO SS WITS BKX) 11:40 a,m .—Ivy Manor air-dry. It's best to for 8 8 FOR RICHER, FOR Open. 8 PETTICOAT JUNCTION 2:45 (EXC. FRI.) heavyweights from the United States 2:00 (22) Red Sox warmup. ODD COUPLE ® 8 CHER...SPECIAL use your dishwasher POORER (EXC. TUE.) 5:00 (20-22-30) Women’s Golf: a HOGAN'S HEROES O PRAYER Apartments. S:30 and Soviet Union. 2:15 (22) Baseball: Red Sox vs. O MOVIE -(DRAMA) "Inlerno" in the cool of the a GONG SHOW Cotgate-Dinah Shore Winner's Circle. hearing aid a THAT GIRL , 4:00 (20-22-30) Women's golf: White Sox. 1:30 p.m —Victoria Road. 1:30 evening. a SPIRIT OF INDEPENDENCE 2:10 p.m —Woodland Manor ® AS THE WORLD TURNS wearers. 8 FLINTSTONES Tuesday, April 4 Apartments. f® OFF THE AIR (EXC. FRI.) 8 8 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 8 DAYS OF OUR LIVES (EXC. 2:50 p.m —Homestead Park 0:50 EVENING Apartments. CD NEWS TUE., FRI.) 7:30 John Saxon. ® DICK CAVETT SHOW ® DAILY NUMBER 9:SS a GREEN ACRES (EXC. TUE.) call 5 2 1 " T i5 0 6:00 ffl 8 THREE'S COMPANY 11:30 .3:30 p.m—Evergreen Road e CAROL BURNETT AND 8 HERITAGE CORNER (EXC. 1:58 ® ® 8 8 NEWS 8 PTL CLUB-TALK AND f f l THE CBS LATE MOVIE 4:10 p.m — Parkado FRIENDS FRI.) ® ABC NEWSBRIEF n a BRADY BUNCH VARIETY a MOVIE (ROMANCE-DRAMA) Apartments. 10:00 2:00 O CONCENTRATION ® 8 GONG SHOW 8 8 THE BIG EVENT "Jezebel" 1938 NEED HELP? O NEWLYWED GAME (D CORSAIR AND COMPANY ® 8 ONE LIFE TO LIVE ® BOZO EMERQENCY-'Most Deadly Pas­ f f l 8 THE RED FOXX Wednesday 8 SHA NA NA EXC. THUR.) a BASEBALL 8 PTL CLUB-TALK AND sage* Kevin TIghe. Randolph SPECIAL to a m —Crcstfield Oin- 8 SIOO.CXX) NAME THAT I LOVE LUCY 8 RED SOX PRE-GAME SHOW VARIETY Mantooth. aI MOVIE M 'Nightmare Hotel' 1970 (FRI.) TUNE valescent Home. Activair RYAN'S HOPE 8 AUCTION a MOVIE -(MUSICAL-COMEDY) Judy Geeson, Victor Alcazar. BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (EXC. 6 9 JO KER'S WILD "April in Parle" 1953 2:10 p.m —Horace Street ROMPER ROOM a a HOGAN'S HEROES 8 8 8 THE BEST OF TUE., FRI.) @ MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT i9 SANFORD AND SON 8 BONANZA CARSON 2:50 a m —Lorraine Road iasts twice ® OPEN DOOR (FRI.) 7:31 KITTY TODAY ® FEELING FREE f f l 8 THE HARVEY KORMAN a IRONSIDE 3:.30 p.m —Galaxy Drive. ih p e u n e ® ALL STAR ANYTHING GOES 2:15 SHOW IN-SCHOOL PROGRAMMING 6:30 ® ABC CAPTIONED NEWS iM lik as iong as A lw ayl Op«n For Vuur Probldm 8:00 4:10 p.m.—Squire Village. TOM LARSON SHOW 8 a BASEBALL (FRI.) I LOVE LUCY ® MOVIE 'Hester Street' 1975 12:00 ® SAM Thuraday MORNINGTOWN 2:30 ABC NEWS Carol Kane, Steven Keala. ® HOCKEY aiiead the battery 10:24 ® GUIDING LIGHT JO KER'S WILD O CROSS WITS 1:00 10 a m —Head Start Funded by the Slate of Connecticut ® 8 HAPPY DAYS 8 WEATHER VIEW a ABBOTT AND COSTELLO LASSIE * ffl 8 ABC NEWSBRIEF 8 8 8 TOMORROW 1:3(l p.m —miss Street 8 8 DOCTORS O BASKETBALL you’re using. 10:30 and United Way of Greater Hartford 8 NBC NEWS — 10=00 8 USAF RELIGIOUS FILM 2:10 p.m —Grandview a HIGH HOPES 8 DOCTORS (EXC. TUE.,, FRI.) ADAM 12 8 8 8 THE CHUCK BARRIS a NEWS 1:30 B e r a t b RAH RAH SHOW CLASSiritO ADVI.HTISING ( B EDGE OF NIGHT a BUGS BUNNY (EXC. TUE., OVER EASY f f l 8 THE BARBARA WALTERS a JOE FRANKLIN SHOW ■Street FRI.) ® AUCTION CONTINUES SPECIAL 8 8 8 HOLLYWOOD 6:55 1:40 2:50 p m —Nye Street. a MARCUS WELBY. M.D. SQUARES ® OVER EASY NEWS 8 AUCTION CONTINUES a MOVIE ® IN PERFORMANCE AT WOLF 3 ,30 p m —Esquire Drive 8 CROSS WITS 2:57 7:00 10:15 (BIOGRAPHICAL MUSICAL) TRAP 4:10 p.m.—Loomis Street 10:57 8 NBC NEWS UPDATE CBS NEWS O WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE "Look For The Silver Lining" Read Herald Ads 8:30 8 NBC NEWS UPDATE 3:00 BRADY BUNCH _ 10:30 1949 11:00 a POPEYE AND FRIENDS CONCENTRATION , ffl SHIELDS AND YARNELL O GARNER TED ARMSTRONG WOOD A COAL ' O MERV GRIFFIN I 2:00 CB PASS THE BUCK (EXC. ® 8 GENERAL HOSPITAL BOWLING FOR DOLLARS' ffl ® LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY 11:00 NEWS THUR) a IRONSIDE (EXC. FRI.) FESTIVAL OF FAITH ffl 8:57 ffl ffl 8 8 8 NEWS 2:05 GHOST AND MRS. MUIR ® PTL CLUB-TALK AND SOUNDING BOARD TV channels STOVES a 8 NBC NEWS UPDATE a LOVE AMERICAN STYLE MOMENT OF MEDITATION (B 8 HAPPY DAYS VARIETY NEWS / ffl •utur-rnnur 6:00 O HOLLYWOOD CONNECTION 2:30 New Aclivair STRAIGHT TALK 8 8 ANOTHER WORLD CROSS WITS ;3) WFSB. Hartford (CBS) a Patterns in time — C re a te d by m oving f f l THE CBS TUESDAY NIGHT 8 LIVING FAITH o NEWS • MIIMO-IIASMM 8 8 8 WHEEL OF 8 ANOTHER WORLD (EXC. ODD COUPLE I 0 WNEW, New York hearing aid batteries MOVIES ‘Moonahlne County 8 PETTICOAT JUNCTION 2:45 • Wnil-MOMO FORTUNE TUE., FRI.) ABC NEWS ® WTNH, New Haven (ABC) discs visible on bock of lady's Express’ 1977 William Conrad. a HOGAN'S HEROES o PRAYER operate on a new prin­ 8 ELECTRIC COMPANY (EXC. 8 VARIOUS PROGRAMMING DIMENSIONS IN CULTURE O WOR. New York amrmoD-emPKE ciple. The air around us WED) a HECKLE AND JECKLE (EXC f1® WHCT, Hartford • EFB-WMmCOMFOIITn p en d an t Watch. A ^ WATR. Waterbury (NBC) a MOVIE 'Lorna Doone' (MON ). TUE., FRI.) activates the battery and ® LILIAS YOGA AND YOU ®WWLP. Springfield (NBC) starts it producing Blackwell Story' (TUE ). 'Clipper fascinating way (^WEDH, Hartford (PBS) NATURES WAY Ship' (WED.). ‘Angela Over Broad­ 3:30 Wednesday, April 5 electric current. f f l THE NEW MICKEY MOUSE ^ WHNB, West Hartford (NBC) •OPgARLtT. gNFIgLD way' (THUR.), 'Pardon My Pael' to w a tch tim e 0 WSBK. CLUBCLU Boston But the air doesn't get (FRI.) ®WHYN. 745-3420 MICKEY MOUSE CLUB EVENING a BETWEEN THE WARS 8 8 8 WORLD'S LARGEST 8 8 8 THE TONIGHT SHOW Springfield (ABC) into the battery until you 11:25 pass! ^ W QBY. Springfield (PBS) ora 7 MYS MlltEll ^ OVER EASY BKX) ffl TRUTH OR INDOOR COUNTRY MUSIC a IRONSIDE a NEW JERSEY REPORT ® ABC CAPTIONED NEWS peel it oil the protective I NEW MICKEY MOUSE CLUB ffl ffl 8 8 NEWS CONSEQUENCES SHOW 11:30 O NEWLYWED GAME a MOVIE -(DRAMA-ROMANCE) 1:00 seal in the battery pack. LOVE OF LIFE (EXC. TUE., FRI.) Enamelled case, BRADY BUNCH 8 8 WILD KINGDOM “Baby. The Rain Must Fall" 8 8 8 TOMORROW That's when it starts MIDDAY LIVE ® VILLA ALEGRE CONCENTRATION 8 8 BIG MONEY 1965 1:15 S OD 8 FAMILY FEUD 3:57 ® BOZO working. So it starts complete with a JO KER'S WILD 9:30 O JOE FRANKLIN SHOW 8 8 8 KNOCKOUT 8 NBC NEWS UPDATE 8 AUCTION fresh, and lasts longer. 4KX> ® HOGAN'S HEROES 8 IN SEARCH OF O NINE ON NEW JERSEY 1:50 8 IN-SCHOOL PROGRAMMING ® MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 9:58 a MOVIE (JUVENILE) "Huck­ Twice as long as the 11:55 ® DINAH neckchain. 8 BONANZA a FLINTSTONES 7:31 ffl 8 ABC NEWSBRIEF leberry Finn" 1976 conventional batteries (B CBS NEWS ® ZOOM 2:00 ® STAR TREK (EXC. WED.) 6*30 (II BETWEEN THE WARS lOKK) you're using now. Buy 11:57 a NEWS f f l NEWS a MOVIE (EXC. FRI.) 'Dirty O nly $135 a I LOVE LUCY BKX) 8 NBC NEWS UPDATE ffl 8 STARSKY AND HUTCH 8 USAF RELIGIOUS FILM Activair next time you Money' (MON.), 'Moving Target' ffl ABC NEWS ffl THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN a MEET THE MAYORS S n it w lM r e need batteries. (TUE.), ‘One Eyed Soldlara' a JO KER'S WILD a CROSS WITS 8 AUCTION CONTINUES f f l MOMENT OF MEDITATION (WED.), Viva Max' (THUR.) ® LASSIE f f l 8 EIGHT IS ENOUGH 10:30 2:15 8 FOR RICHER, FOR POORER 8 8 NBC NEWS a MOVIE (MUSICAL) "Belle of a JIMMY SWAQQART a NEWS (EXC. TUE.) ADAM 12 New York'' 1B52 8 BRADY BUNCH (EXC. TUE., e® OVER EASY 8 8 8 THE LIFE AND TIMES leee F R I.r 6:55 OF GRIZZLY ADAMS ) ffl 8 a ’a**NEWS « »n >Mn H A S T H E LOVE AMERICAN STYLE 8 ® SESAME STREET 8 NEWS 8 AUCTION CONTINUES LAWOSST COLLECnOM C3F HOaYWOOO CONNECTION 8 MOVIE (EXC. TUE.)‘Zlegleld 17 Jeweled Swfse Import 7 M a MARCUS WELBY, M.D. S T s LIVMO FAITH AMERICAN Folllea' (MON.), S peclal Treat ffl CBS NEWS ® LIVE FROM THE MET PETTICOAT JUNCTION (TUE.), 'Luka Waa Thera', ‘Ziag- a BRADY BUNCH 8:30 INDIAN HOGAH'S HEROES ».AI fald Girl' Part It. (WED ), ‘The Great CONCENTRATION a MERV GRIFFIN hSo DICK CAVETT SHOW JEWELRY ZlegfeW Part l.( (THUR.), ‘The BOWLING FOR DOLLARS 8:67 »V MANCHESTER. Great ZIegfald' Part It. (FRI.) r u MAIN IT. PHONE MS-1111 FESTIVAL OF FAITH 8 NBC NEWS UPDATE 11:30 a?i£rss.^uss:% -.. MANCNIITIN C O M B *\l C H E C K O U R a SUPER HEROES (EXC. TUE., DEtECTOR'S PLAYHOUSE 0K)0 THE CSS U TE MOVIE w j a l i t v b l o w p r c s s I S'-* NEWS ( I THE CSS WEDNESDAY MGHT MOVIE 111 MAIN IT. PHONI IU-1NC 8 I LOVE LUCY S HniiriadlU JmnhniSHi/tnmmSkKPilOO CROSS WITS MOVIES ‘Race With tha Devil' (BIOORAPHKAL-ORAMA) "Tha MANCHIITIN,CONN. THE llO N ’t DEN^ 4:18 ODD COUPLE 1976 Pater Fonda, Warren Ufa of Emila Zola" 1937 UNWUt M UNUSUU. OatTS a RED SO X W R A P'U P (Tue.) 688 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER ABC NEWS O b a POLICE STORY, MYSTERY 7B7MAHM SIMb&T 4:30 ASMANB81AVE& ffl 8 CHARLIE'S ANOELS OF THE WEEK 7 B 7 M A I M MANCH. Boaa'ygB WOODY WOODPECKER Bristol • Hartford • Weatfarma Malf • New Britain 7:30 8 PTL CLUB-TALK AND a MOVIE -(HORROR) "Tha *ABC AFTER SCHOOL SPEOAL (D DAILY NUMBER VARIETY Sorcarart" 1967 Page 6-WEEKEND Thursday, April 6 WEEKEND-Page 7

SB DBJBMONS M CULTURE BOO 11:18 Collector*’ Comer MO T-M ® M IT Z I ... W H A T 'S HOT. 0 HOGAN'S HEROES ( 1 ) 0 0 N E W S DAILY NUMBS) W H A rS N O T 11 :30 BRAOV BUNCH CAROL BURNETT AND ® 0 BARNEY MSXB) THE CSS LATE MOVE S 0 PTL CLUB-TALK AND By RUSS MacKENDRICK CONCENTRATION FReos S MOVE-(DRAMA) 'Watch on ENERGY new vistas in interpretative dancing. calves ten times. BOZO MUPPET8 8HOW VARIETY the Rhine" 1043 0 0 0 BLACK SHEEP There will be terpsi(±ore on our “ ... Her ideas of the dance evolved Also he could propel Mmself 15 or AUCTKM NEWLYWED GAME ® 0 8TAR8KY AND HUTCH, SYSTEM SInc. stamps this month. National Dance HOGAN'S HEROES POP GOES THE COUNTRY SQ U AD RO N TOMA directly from nature, through the 20 feet in the grand jete, apparently O W ORLD 1173 | i BONANZA HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 0 MOVE -(SUSPENSE-DRAMA) W e^ will be April 24 to 30 and the rhythmic movement of wind and stopping for an instant at the highest ZOOM (CAPTIONEO) SPECIAL EOmON "And Soon tha Darioieaa" 1070 USPS is going along with it by issuing ® 0 A.E8. HUDSON STREET 0 0 THE TOMGHT SHOW wave ... ” point. 0:30 HOCKEY Coim. a set of four se-tenants at Lincoln I LOVE LUCY BOBBY VBITON SHOW e-OS ABC CAPTIONEO NEWS Her school in Berlin that opened in (^v erly Burton of the local dance ® 0 ABCNEWSBREF 8 A B C N EW S MACNEL-LBIRER REPORT _ 11:48 COMPUTE EKRGY CONSERViniON CO. Center, New York City, 6n the 26th. 1902 produced a world-famous group studio states that the “entrechat- JOKER'S WILD 1000 0 IRONSIOE The stamps will show the following CD LOTTERY SHOW BARNABY JONES INSULATION called "The Duncan Dancers.” Later quatre” or four-times-flutter, is the SIDINGS forms of its expression: Ballet, N B C N E W S IKK) • Fiberglass schools were in Paris, Moscow and normal, and some men can do six. A A D A M 12 0 0 0 TOMORROW • Alcan Aluminum Theater, Modem and Polk. ’•.'•Mi 4 »* * • • »»*4«El^*«*****Pane e Shutter trouper of Nijinsky we read of Dun­ . designs. They will be in multi-color. THERE BE BEASTCS ) ® 0 0 0 NEWS A ' S ■ f JOURNEY TO ADVENTURE 3KW • Reptaeement a Awnings few weeks ago would have seen a can praising Ms work as a youth in Note that unless they are up on the Sc30 NEWS LOVE AMERICAN 9TYLE ® MOMENT OF MEDITATION • Picture a Patio Covers perfect takeoff on Astaire and Ms the ballet. MERV GRIFFIN HOUYWOOD CONNECTION _ 2 :3 0 envelope like diamonds the dancers FISH top-hat routine.) Copyrlahl U.S. FotW ServiCB 197'R ' 0 0 0 CO U P LE LmNGFAnH 0 NEWS • Door Canopies And “Russians who are truly art will be defying gravity. Make sure 8:87 A B C N EW S PETTICOAT JUNCTION 2:4 8 Every member of the magazine lovers must pay an everlasting that the “184” is at your right hand. NBC NEWS UPDATE DICK CAVETT SHOW 0 PRAYER “Topical Time” lists countries from tribute of gratitude to Isadora Dun­ Coming events somewhere in the world with new can for her interpretation and its I7240M 075-7134 871-1429 Coming events for the Central issues on the dance. The one for success.” (From “The Tragedy of Connecticut Coin Club: Friday, April 7 January-February reports stamps Nijinsky” by Bourman and Lyman.) Tomorrow, April 2 — Spring Show from Christmas Island, India, And further on in the book — "We 0 AUCTION CONTINUES ® MOVIE (DRAMA) "Carrie" 1:15 at the KMgbts of Columbus Hall, 138 Mongolia and Thailand. The mag for were those who had finally caught need i kltchan 0 MARCUS WELBY, M.D. 1952 O JOE FRANKUN SHOW Main St., Manchester. Then on Ifil WASHMGTON WEEK IN 0 MOVIE (SCIENCE FICTION) 1:30 last November-Decemher also has the new vision Isadora Duncan Tuesday evening at the same place, g a d g tl? REVIEW "They Came From Beyond Space" ® NEWS. MEDITATION ‘1*43-5135 24 HOUR T0WM6 an article headed by a depiction of opened for us.” 8:30 1967 1:55 the regular meeting of (he club with the French issue of 1968, Scott No. On Nijinsky: “A rose petal carried MERV GRIFFIN 0 0 0 THE TONIGHT SHOW 0 MOVIE (MUSICAL COMEDY) a slide pro^am from the American BASKETBALL 0 MOVIE (MYSTERY) "Sher- "Riding High" 1943 1206, showing Isadora Duncan and on a breath of wind through an open CPO SHARKEY Numismatic Association entitled lock Holmes And the Spider 2:15 n Vaslaw Nijinsky (1890-1950), with a window in a graceful parabola ... ” “ WALL STREET WEEK Woman" 1944 O NEWS “Early Oiristianity on Coins.” All 8:57 remark that Isadora's centennial of ... transcended human limitations 0 BARETTA - 2 :3 0 coinlovers are welcome. The doors O NBC NEWS UPDATE ® ABC CAPTIONEO NEWS O PRAYER birth will be on May 27 and they and danced into the heart of poesy ... 8:66 11:40 should be getting out a com­ »» open at 7:30 p.m. CD 0 ABC NEWSBRIEF ® CBS SPORTS SPECIAL 315 CENTER ST.. MANCHESHR, CONN.* Phone 643-S135 QKX) memorative for her. Bourman states that he was the 12K)0 , Sunday, April 2, 10 to 5, the First ® THE INCREDIBLE HULK ® SOUNDSTAGE FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY At the age of 17, in 1895, she began only dancer to achieve the ® ffl THE ABC FRIDAY NIGHT Sunday Stamp Bourse will be at the 12:30 her career at Daly’s Theater in New “entrechat-dix,” that is, a leap into MOVIE 'The Greet Houdinis' 1976 ® PROTECTORS She fieralb CONTROLLED AUTO RODY REPAIRS Ramada Inn, East Hartford. Paul Michael Glaaer, Sally 1:00 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING York. 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Arts potpourri South Windsor school system. The • The Storefront Gallery of the in S tratfd^ April 11 through 16 for The Manchester Scholarship Foun­ concert is free. The public is invited. Nassiff Camera Shoppe, 639 Main St. eight performances. (375-5000) dation Inc. will sponsor an Arts Pot­ • The Connecticut Opera Guild is featuring a photographic exhibi­ • The Hartford Stage Company at will present a “Gala After-the-Opera pourri Sunday, April 9, from 3 to 6 tion of trains by Wendell 0. Chantry 50 Church St., Hartford, is currently Buffet’’ immediately following the p.m. at The Colony. Performing on now through Friday. showing Philip Barryms “Holiday” performance of “Norma” by Bellini the program will be the Foot Prints • A day-long Arts Festival through May 7. (527-5151) Saturday, April 15, at the Sheraton- Dancers, a modem dance group; an presented by Catholic schools and • TTie Old Place, 65 Kinsley St., Hartford Hotel, Cloister Room, Civic instrumental trio, a jazz blues group colleges in Connecticut will be held Hartford, is presenting a pseudo­ Center Plaza. For information, call and a vocal trio from the Julius Hartt Sunday at Saint Joseph College in comedy, “Mackerel,” by Israel College of Music. Mrs. Rocco D’Esopo, West Hartford, West Hartford. Original works of art, Horovitz, tonight at 8. (246-6801) 523-1175. There wili aiso be a display of dance, theater, music, lectures, and • Two productions are going on at • Kurt Klippstatter will conduct sketches and paintings by local ar­ demonstrations are all planned as the Long Wharf Theatre in New Mozart’s ‘Don Giovanni” Thursday tists, and an exhibit’of sculpture by part of the festival which depicts the Haven. At the Mainstage, Eugene through April 9 in Millard David Hayes. “History of the Catholic Church O’Neill’s “Sea Plays” are being Auditorium, University of Hartford, Champagne and hors d'oeuvres Through the Arts.” The event begins staged now through April 9. On Stage 200 Bloomfield Ave., West Hartford. will be served. 11 a.m. on the campus and concludes II, “Starting Here, Starting Now” by It is the Hartt Opera Theater’s se­ Tickets are available by calling with a musical presentation at St. Richard Maltby Jr. and David Shire George Eagleson, 646-1881. cond major production of this season. Joseph Cathedral at 8 p.m. with a is being presented now through April • A performance by Spiral, a per­ choir of 80 voices from 22 parishes. 9. (787-4282) cussion quartet featuring the Sound East Catholic High School art depart­ • The work of a contemporary Musical events Sculptures of the Baschet Brothers ment will feature an exhibit titled English writer, Shelagh Delaney, will be presented Friday at 8 p.m. in • A repeat performance of the pop­ “Scenes of Christ’s Life,” “Madon­ titled “Taste of Honey” is playing in the Manchester Community College ular “Eagle 76" by Kenneth W na,” and “Stations of the Cross.” Harriet S. Jorgensen Theater at building at 146 Hartford Road. The Megan Jr. will highlight the first of Tickets will be sold at the Gengras University of Connecticut in Storrs event im free. two special concerts by the U S. Center on campus the day of the nightly except Sunday at 8:15. (429- Coast Guard Band this weekend. The • “The Feast of Fools; A Medieval festival. • At the Wadsworth 2912) concerts are presented in conjunc­ Festival,” will be performed at Atheneum in Hartford, information tion with the College Band Directors' Trinity Episcopal Church, 120 on exhibits and programs is available Goodspeed opens National Association's Eastern Divi­ Sigourney ^t., Hartford, Sunday at 4 by callinb 247-9111. sion Conference sponsored by the p.m. The public is invited, A volun­ Rehearsals are under way at the Coast Guard Academy this week. tary contribution will be received. (Joodspeed Opera House in East Had- Megan’s work will be the featured (527-8133) Film dam for the April 11 opening of the work tonight at 8 p.m. in Leamy A film titled “Women in Manage­ (5eorge and Ira Gershwin musical, Auditorium at the Coast Guard Art events ment —Threat or Opportunity” will “Tip-Toes” starring Georgia Engel in the title role of Tip-Toes Kaye. Academy in New London. Members • The Stairwell Gallery of be shown in the Women’s Center at Originaliy produced on Broadway of the USCG Band will present a Manchester Community College, 146 Manchester Community College on in 1925, “Tip-Toes” is studded with recital of chamber music Sunday at Hartford Road, will feature a faculty Bid well Street Wednesday at 7:30 such musical gems as “That Certain 1:30 p.m., also in Leamy Auditorium. art exhibition Friday through April p.m. The event is free. • “Chords a-Poppin',“ a musical 28. The opening reception is Friday Feeling,” “Sweet and Low-Down,” review, will be presented by the at 8 p.m. featuring a performance by At the Buehnell -“Looking For A Boy” ;and “These Mountain Laurel Chapter of Sweet Spiral, a percussion quartet Charming People.” (873-8668) The Pittsburgh Ballet dances Adelines April 15 at 8 p.m. in Welle featuring the Sound Sculptures of the “Swan Lake” tonight at 8 at Bushnell Hall on the Central Connecticut Slate Baschet Brothers. Gallery hours are Memorial Hall in Hartford. College campus in New Britain. weekdays from 8 a m. to 10 p.m., and Sunday at 7 p.m., Grover “W e stand Proceeds from the show will benefit Saturdays from 9 a.m. to noon. The Washington, jazz saxophonist, will be the Hartford Easter Seals event is free. presented in concert preceded by Rehabilitation Center and will help to • At Foot Prints Gallery, 466 Main behind our send the 80 chorus members to Los St., the works of Adele Broitman and Dee Dee Bridgewater. Angeles in October where they will Hanse Lohse, will be on display today Tuesday at 11 a.m., Nancy Dicker- compete for international honors. through April 26. There will be an son speaks to the Bushnell Morning Hanry W. Slock For information, call 643-9138. Lecture Club. (Admission is by opening celebration tonight from 7 to membership only.) • Michael Newman, a 21-year-old 10 with live music by Tigger Benford, Tuesday at 8:15 p.m., Arthur That’s R ea sm N o.5 classical guitarist, will perform at Robert Chappel and Ben Carriel. The Winograd conducts the Hartford University of Connecticut's public is invited. Audio-visual shows Symphony Orchestra in concert Jorgensen Auditorium in Storrs will be presented April 7 and 21 at 8 vdiy you should fet Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. (486-4226) p.m. featuring Vladimir Spivakov, a violinist. • The undergraduate Music Minus • Theatrical set designs, stage Five Brass Quintet of University of models and drawings will be dis­ Thursday at 7 p.m., Natalie Cole us do your taxes.” appears in concert. Connecticut in Storrs will present a played in the Jorgensen Auditorium A travelogue, “Charming Vienna,” free concert Sunday at 3 p.m. in Von Gallery at University of Connecticut If we prepare your return and thelRSTshould narrated by Andre de La Varre will der Mehden Recital Hall with selec­ in Storrs now through April 12. rail you in for an audit, Blotdc will go with be shown April 7 and 8 at 8 p.m. and tions by Ives, Brahms and other com­ • Six one-day study sessions on the you at no extra charge. Not as your l^al April 9 at 2 and 5 p.m. posers. Sunday at 8:15 p.m, in Von 19th century American Utopian April 15 at 8 p.m., the Connecticut representative, but to answer any questions der Mehden, guest . artist Edwin movement will be offered free to the Barker will give a free concert on the Opera Association presents “Nor­ about how your taxes were prepared. public during April by the University string bass assisted by Karla of Connecticut’s William Benton ma” starring Christina Deutekam. Torkildsen on the piano. (486-2260) Museum of Art in Storrs. The study (246-6807) H«R BLOCK • Thursday at 8:30 p.m., the days each are from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. student-faculty cultural committee and will be offered on Fridays, April Theater events THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE of Greater Hartford Community 7, 14 and 21, and Saturdays, April 8, • Members of the Timothy Edwards College will eponsor a recital of 356 Rear West Middle Tpke^646■5440 15 and 22. Sessions will be at the Middle School Entertainers in South Spanish and American vocal music in museum and the UConn Student the college's chorus room The Windsor will present “ Music Man” Em Nw m xiD aSSTOINtV Union. Each “Day in Utopia” will in­ college is located at 61 Woodland St., starring Harold Hill as Tony King n s i miM ST. 2389 MW ST. clude three illustrated talks and a and Susan Prusaezyk as Marian, the TE.S2S-nS3 Hartford. The concert will feature visit to the Benton exhibition. Since TO. 8334)610 Charles Fidlar, baritone, and librarian, in the school auditorium space is limited, those wishing to at­ I • MM ni Sit I : Herbert Chafaky, piano. Chatzky is April 7 and 8 at 7:30 p.m. and April 9 tend should write for tickets to; “A at 2 p.m. WWIMII MMIlit minister of music at Second Day in Utopia,” William Benton Congregational Church in • “Bubbling Brown Sugar,” the Museum of Art, UConn, Box U-140, explosive Broadway musical, plays Sears Mndiester Made nN* Manchester and music teacher in the I Seanr»Hoel»ck«KlCo TR MMSII BT wx «M I Storrs, 06268. the American Shakespeare Theatre