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Good Morning Have A Good Day Carter announces accord, ^ ew 8 tells miners to ratify it WASHINGTON (UPI) - President The agreement was reac ;hed under announced immediately. Officials mined to give that process every "The agreemeni that has been reached today is no different." he summary Carter announced a contract settle­ heavy White House prensure just have estimated it would take nearly chance to work. It has worked, and said "You struggled (or it and it is a ment in the nation’s longest coal hours after Carter annout iced plans three weeks before coal production the settlement it h.ns produced is HARTFORD (DPI) - Gov. Ella to intervene in the crippli ng 81-day- could be back to normal. better lor everyone involved" significant achievement " T. Grasso asked President Carter strike Friday and warned miners he old walkout. Although Carter did not say what UMW President Arnold Miller Carter noted that the union's 39- to declare Connecticut a major will take “drastic and unsatisfactory legal action” if they do not ratify it. Terms of the agreemeni. were not action he had in mind, admini.stration termed the agreemeut a "good con­ man bargaining council, which disaster area as the state’s officials said the president was ready tract,” amd said it includ^ all the represents union miners nationwide, damage tab from the Blizzard of to order the miners back to work un­ health and pension /guarantees the had approved the agreement, and he 78 exceeded the $10 million mark. der the Taft-Hartley Act and perhaps union sought. urged rank and file members to "Damage reports and actual to seek congressionel approval for a He said the agree ment was even follow that lead costs will probably increase in the federal take over of the mines. better than the pact reached with the “This agreemeni serves the future, after the spring thaw, But in a quickly arranged, live Pittsburg and Midwa y Coal Co., Mon­ national interest as well as your own when more of our citizens have an appearance on national television. day, an agreemeni the BCOA had interest and those of your families," opportunity to properly assess Carter said federal intervention had earlier refused to cc insider he said "If it is not approved without their losses,” the governor said in been averted for the time being by a Carter had high praise for the delay, time will have run out for all a statement submitted to a House hurriedly arranged agreement UMW's 160,000 str iking members of us and I will have to lake the subcommittee in Washington. between the Bituminous Coal even while telling t) lem it is crucial drastic and unsatisfactory legal ac­ Operators Association and the United they ratify the p act. tion which I would have announced PANAMA CITY, Panama Mine Workers. "Yours is a histo ric struggle," he tonight.” (DPI) — Panama said Friday the "This is the outcome toward which said. "Your dedication to justice in The agreemeni was good news for Senate's probe of alleged drug all of us have been working so hard," the mines has been m atch^ only by the scores of businesses, industries trafficking by top Panamanian of­ he said. ”It was because we believe dedication to your c ountry whenever and layed off workers who have been ficials was based on testimony by in the free process of collective it needed you, whether in war or in affected by the .strike. an ex-National Guard officer who bargaining that I have been so deter­ peacetime. once tried to overthrow Gen. Omar Torrijos. A government spokesman said the source of the charges under study by the Senate was Col. Town afire, 20 dead, Amado Sanjur, former chief-of- staff of the National Guard who has been in exiled Califronia since am attempt to oust the Panama­ nian leader failed in 1969. after propane blast

TOKYO (DPI) - Japanese WAVERLY, Tenn. (UPI) - A everyone out of i m area for half a But downtown businesses were ishermen, charging that derailed tank car carrying 2.000 mile around the ( lerailment. staffed as usual and there were 100 ‘dolphins who eat fish are bad," gallons of propane exploded like "an Four hours aft« t the explosion, an persons — law enforcement officials, clubbed and stabbed to death atomic blast” when workmen began area the size of two football fields Louisville & Nashville Railroad some 1,000 playful dolphins in a to empty it Friday, setting the town was still burning in downtown employes and civil defense workers twoHiay massacre ending Friday. afire and killing at least 20 persons. Waverly, a town of about 4,000 per­ — around the tankers at the time of The killing was approved by the “The whole sky lit up,” said Brad sons. the blast. provincial government. Fussell, who was working at a fur­ Firefighters fr om across eastern Workmen had just begun to drain The dolphins, man-loving, sea­ niture company nearby. “The blast Tennessee, including airborne units the car when it blew up. Most of the going mammals who have been could be felt two or three miles from Ft. Campliell, Ky., rushed to dead were believed to have been the known to protect humans from away. They say all the buildings are the scene. Itledical rescue personnel around the tanker. The sharks and who can talk to each wrecked and bodies are everywhere helicopters from Memphis, 155 miles town’s police chief was reportedly other, ranged from 12 to 15 feet in lying on the ground.” to the east, and from Ft. Campbell burned critically. length and some weighed more Barry Krupnikoff is shown at His non-iicenMd radio station flow out many I'lf the injured. “It like to have knocked me out of that was shut down this week. (Heraid p hoto by Dunn) Adj. Gen. Carl JA'allace, head of the than 1,000 pounds. Tennessee National Guard, said 20 Many of the injured, most of them my chair,” said Mayor Jimmy persons were killed and at least 145 badly burned, 'vere being taken to Powers, who was in his office three WASHINGTON (DPI) - The others injured as the thunderous Nashville, 60 mi les west of Waverly. miles away when the tanker United States failed to convince blast touched off blazes that wrecked Many homes in the area had been exploded. “We all knew what it was. other maritime nations that Listeners black the center of town. ordered evacuaited before workmen They had told us the way it would double-hulled tankers are needed Wallace said a second propane began draining the propane from the sound." to prevent oil spills, but other tanker, among 24 cars of a Louisville tank cars into t ractor-trailer trucks. measures just approved at an in­ silenced st$dion & Nashville freight train that ternational conference should do derailed in downtown Waverly an equally good job, U.S. officials After two years of broadcasting, a one for thj fe listeners. Wednesday, did not explode although “I don’t [think we should have been said Friday. Manchester resident and full-time it was only 30 feet from the first. One bid received Deputy Transportation shut down jbecause of what we did for Manchester Community College stu- However, the general said the publiq',” he said. He broadcast Secretary Alan Dutchman said dent"finds himself without a radio firefighters who were pouring foam notices fbi r churches and the com­ the steps finally included in a pair station. on the second car to keep it cool munity col liege. He received no paid of new treaties will provide key But, support from listeners of the might eventually have to let it go. for senior buses advertised bents. safeguards against such disasters non-licens^ station, including a peti­ Wallace called in 50 National He also 1 /elt that his all-request for­ as the 1976 wreck of the Argo tion by a group of Glastonbury Guard troops and began clearing The Town of Manchester received and 5 p.m. except for certain Merchant that spilled millions of, firefighters, already has started. mat was I popular with the listeners. only one bid Fi iday on the operation holidays. gallons of oil on the Atlantic off Earlier this week. Federal Com­ He receivi ed 40 to 50 calls a night, he of a tempor ary transportation Additional service on additional Nantucket Island. munications Commission officials said. system for eld erly and handicapped hours or Saturdays and Sundays shut down a non-licensed station There is i no telephone in his home, Police probe residents. would be $4.45 per hour per bus. Dial- WASHINGTON (DPI) - A ship­ so the cal Is were taken by a friend a-Ride also designated available operated by Barry Krupnikoff, 28, of The bid wan from Dial-a-Ride of ment of Israeli oranges, spot- 43 Wilfred Road. Krupnikoff ran the who lives i in East Hartford. The double death backup vehicles including a vehicle checked because some of the fruit friend the n would relay the requests Connecticut Intc. of 134 E. Center St. with hydraulic lift for wheelchairs, 40-watt station, WHVY-FM at 89.9 at a rate of $1.08.50 per operator per sold in Europe was contaminated, FM, from his second-floor bedroom. to Krupnil toff by CB radio. the company's entire fleet of seven aMIDDLETOWN (UPI) - Police bus per day, o;r $151.15 per day for the has been found free of mercury Broadcasting without a license is Some 01 [ his listeners, a group of taxicabs and wheelchair vans. said two persons were found dead in­ operation of i.\io buses. The cost in­ and cleared for sale in the United not permitted under FCC firefightei's at a firehouse in Glaston­ side a Middletown drug store Friday The buses to be used for the tem­ States, the government reported regulations, and the station was shut bury, havi! said that they will petition cludes the disipatcher in addition to porary service are a 16-passenger in what appeared to be a murder- the bus drivers. Friday. down Tuesday night by FCC officials to suppor t Krupnikoff. He is hoping suicide. mini-bus and a bus with capacity for A previously unheard of Palesti­ who said that they used electronic other listi eners will call to support Police, still at the scene Friday The system was approved by the five passengers, including two nian terrorist group had claimed tracking equipment to find the broad­ him. night, declined to reveal any details Board of Directors for a 26-week wheelchair passengers, according to responsibility for spiking the con­ cast location. The cos t of obtaining a license is of how the deaths occured in the inci­ period until t.wo buses arrive under a Maurice Pass, director of General taminated oranges thdt appeared He has been charged with two very exp< msive, Krupnikoff, who is dent that reportedly took place in a federal grar'J program. The buses Services, in Europe, saying the aim was to violations of the Communications taking bre ladcasting courses at MCC, drug store on Washington Street originally w ere expected to arrive The buses will be rented at a cost damage Israel’s economy. Act, but first offenders normally are said. S a between 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. Jan. 1, but hiive been delayed through of $800 a day from Connecticut Auto not prosecuted. “He res illy is good,” his momer, The police spokesman would only the grant pr ocess. Lease of West Hartford. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. Krupnikoff understands that the Elaine Ha ymond, said. “It’s jus^ un­ say the deaths of the two unidentified The cost outlined by Dial-a-Ride The town hopes to have the Muriel Humphrey urged the broadcasting, which he did about fortunate that he can’t get the persons were not the result of a would inc lude service Monday transportation system in operation Senate Friday to ratify the four nights a week, was illegal, but backing tl hat’s necessary. He had a robbery. through Friday between 8:30 a.m. as soon as possible. Panama Canal treaties as a he feels that his station was a helpful lot of listi mers,” she said. means of ending U.S. colonialism, and warned, “if a great power does not take care to keep its Have the town and siitate highway crews friends, it will ... stand alone Your nelgihbors’ views: *™g“od |ob snow removal this against its enemies.” Making her maiden Senate winter? speech, Mrs. Humphrey, D-Minn., joined the treaty debate just as «*• . opponents began their effort *o sink the pacts with amendments unacceptable to Panama.

HARTFORD (UPI) - A legislative committee has proposed giving the state Ethics Commission jurisdiction over the conduct of judges, including requiring them to make public financial disclosure. Sen. Wayne Baker, D-Danbury, co-chairman of the Government Administration and Policy Com­ mittee, said Friday his panel ap­ proved the bill “unanimously, like a rocket.”

WELLFLEET, Mass. (UPI) - The Coast Guard said Friday 4,000 Alexander Pudio Frank Scott Sybil Barione Orville Cleveland William Dickerson Doimna Maloney Thomas Boone Mary Sbicndorio gallons of oil that washed ashore Alexander Pudio, 63 Lafayette Ave., Sybil Barione, 40 Bonner Drive, East William Dirkerson, 1490 Sullivan Ave., Tlioiiia* Boone, 24 Moore St.. on Cape Cod beaches is probably Manchester. —“They did a pretty good job East Hartford, —The state has done a Hartford, “East Hartford has done an South Windsor —Snow ren loval was very from the grounded tanker Global all in all. A lot of them worked day and good job. The town stinks. Last year they excellent job.” good in South Windsor, but the potholes Hope. night and a lot of people didn’t appreciate did a beautiful job. They are not sanding are bad.” A spokesman for the Guard’s it.” marine safety office talked at this year.” Orville Cleveland, 179 Charter Oak St., Donna Maloney, 112 ^'W. Center St., Frank Scoii, 46 Hyde St., Manchester Manchester—“They did an excellent job. Manchester —‘’Yes, with the weather Mary Sblrndorio, 131 Hickory Drive, Wellfleet town hall to a group of East Hartford —“Yes. In East Hartford residents to explain the clean-up —“Yes. They have done a pretty good The town did the best job in years con­ we’ve had, they have done the best they did a good job.” operation. job.” sidering the snow this year.” humanly possible.” MANCHl-yrER KVKNINU HKRAU). Manchmer Cunn Sal Kit> 2i. IWT* - I'AliK TIIHKK A

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Theater 2 - 'apartmant, 847-M48. which has been provided Shad^^jkn,0iWu^Sto/uiA, Encounters" 2:00-4:30-9:45 "Candleshoe" 2:004:005:50 The engagement of Miss Linda L— The engagement of Miss Laura J. for the collection of funds Vernon Cine 1 — "The The engagement of Mist ElizabeUi TMO riONVi:NltLNT lAM'ATIONfl 7 • ■ 4A Alice Young of East Hartford to McNallv of Manchester to Kevin Kurtz to James P. Tauscher, both of for the starving. U.A. Theater 3 - “Close Next Wednesday’s Kt. < ft M A O p tn Mid lUin.; Po/kade Hr»m h ~ M««. llrni ll»l. Christopher Lee Rose of West Hart­ Knot of Glastonbury has been an­ Vernon, has been announced by her I Dixie prayer is: (John and Hrnute HJef) ■ m ford has been announced by her nounced by her mother, Mrs. Ruth parents. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar L. Kurtz "Father, it is Wednesday Several poesible origins parents. Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. McNally of 35 Ferndale Drive. She is of 337 Keeney St. have been suggested for the Young of 20 Dean Drive, East Hart­ also the daughter of the late Ernest Mr. Tauscher is the son of Mrs. and time for us to have Showcase 12 another sacrificial meal. name "Dizi^’ associated ford. McNally. William J. Tauscher of Bloomfield with the U.S. southern But Father, last night, we Cwemas> Mr. Rose is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Knott is the son of Mr. and and the late William J. Tauscher. states. Because of the IMTMR8TATB 84 overate again. Help us to NOON Esmond L. Rose of West Hart ord. Mrs. Joseph G. Knott of Glastonbury. The bride-elect graduated from French word for 10 "dix" — BXIT9B learn thatm is not enough printed on $10 bills In early The bride-elect graduated from The bride-elect graduated from Manchester High School in 1969. She SILVER LAME to re-ord^ our priorities Louisiana, that state ROBERTS STREEV TO East Catholic High School in 1972 and Manchester High School and from received a bachelor of arts degree eiLNIlA came known as "Dix’s EAST HARTFORD attended-- Southern Connecticut Creative School of Hairdressing. from Upsala College in 1973 and a for one m raH iut that we Land" or “Land of the must do it for our lives. We 86S-SS10 StateCollege. She is employed as a Her fiance graduated from Gwrge master of education degree from the dixies.” Other possible deri­ 5 P.M. thank you for this food you vations are from "Mason- secretary at Bradlees Department J. Penney High School in East Hart­ University of Hartford in 1975. She is aMOAmwaiHMas have givens us out of your Dixon Line" and the naipe of $».M III aiaopM. Store in East Hartford. ford and is presently attending Cen­ employed as a senior counselor at the i “ 8a » e l ( n abundance. Amen. ” a kind-hearted Dutch S a ve Her fiance graduated from the tral Connecticut State College. He is Bureau of Disability Determination, on¥ermontNald’Syrup with | fanner, Dlxye, in New York Wednesday’s menu is % OFF University of Connecticut in 1975 and employed as a quality assurance in­ State of Connecticut. whose slaves, when sold to a an soybean casserole, cole old-fashioned maple flatror | southern plantation in the PRICE is currently studying for the spector at Pratt & Whitney Division Her fiance graduated from Bloom­ Our Regular Low Prices slaw and baked apple. i'’ lAy’'.S ■ fU'iti >»•' n*>S '• 1700s, sang of their longing Extra Episcopal priesthood at General of United Technologies Corp, in East field High School in 1968. He attended rlw* cougori •tnv ’*• fjv BREAK! Sovheun Caituerole ?3cr>* jr* »1 •♦-••» touwi a.,y to return to Dixye's farm. TAIN' Theological Seminary in New York Hartford. 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He is employed at employed as an export traffic College and is employed at Southern Extra H U K m Our Reg. Low Prices speaker/PAjack. FC'C Stick Pin Trio High Street, Rockihlle; Adam BOB & VIN’S approved. K4010 Goodyear Co. in Norwich. manager at Terry Corp. in Windsor. New England Telephone Co. Suchecki, Earl Street, A September wedding is planned. WHITE-WE8TINQH0U8E in Gift Box »■ The couple is planning a June 1979 The couple is planning an October Rockville; David Theriaque. 30*lnohSllde>ln BARBERSHOP Kraco 94020 wedding. (Loring photo) wedding. (Nassiff photo) (Gurskis photo) "Harmony at Entire Stock of Vine Drive, Vernon. Elactriorrio Rangg Ifa Bm T 40-Channel CB, C, »ur Reg. 89.40. . . f " I Our 8aH-ChBtoanliiriOVM Kraco 114030 Deluxe lA il Reg. $6 By WALLY FORTIN WHITE-WE8TINQH0U8E 8 PM CLOCKS 40-Channel CB, O u r Reg. 112.70. Group them on a lapel or News for senior citizens cowl. You get gold-tone SOIndi Bm Ri m ASSORTED PIECES PER STORE. NO RAINCHECKS. wHh Standard Ovan > 2 6 $ •Alarms •Decorator Wail Styles 12 heart, love knot and geo­ ERY SUNDAY •Digitals •Travel •G.E. metric design. Hey, what’s happening? Man, with Mondaysi 3879; Irene Walsh, 3780; and Mildred Cormier, it later in another column. •Westclox •Sunbeam N X : 50 PER STORE off on account of holidays, it sure makes the > 3430. By the way, I want to personally thank my WHITE-WE8TINQH0U8E week move right along. good friend Elizabeth Cone who volunteered NOT ALL STYLES IN ALL STORES. NO RAINCHECKS. NO RAINCHECKS. Florida tour PortaMg M lcrowivt Ovan Action at the center starts with our Senior The Florida Bus Tour will be leaving our her services last Friday morning to take over with IS-MiiNita Tlmar > 2 9 9 Bowling League at the Parkade Lanes with the for our pal Helen Martino who was fighting a center a week from Sunday, March 5 at 7 a.m. JNNITE'MITINGHOUSE BROUGHT TO YOU BY following results. In the Class A division Marg Therefore, everyone going must arrive at the duel with the flu. “Bionic” Hall took top honors for high single center around 6:30 a.m .; and remember to THE LION'S DEN Model KF435T .••SM 4 •mmUt'pi 176 and high triple with a 430 score. Andy have a small bag you can carry on the bus with W EAU ttu il MUU. tl MN# Old Salem “Bones” Lorenzen had a high single 203 andi you. It should have your pills, toilet articles Menu for the week also copped high triple with a 545. and pajamas because as you stop over on the Heirloom In the Class B division it was a little of the Monday; Homemade seafood chowder, egg IMPORTANT NOTICE way down, you won’t be able to get into your salad on whole wheat with lettuce, chocolate rULL PROCRAMMED DISHWASHER iDedspreads same thing as Kay Nettleton came through large suitcase. AUCTION •Tennit with a high single 114 and also popped in vyith a pudding, beverage. •Hockey Next Thursday is the day that the group will Wednesday: Hamburger on bun, french Of Rara ValuaTila Sloek Vivln ■: j •Smash high triple of 323. Francis Minor took both tour Famington where they will first stop at IRcf- 1 1 7 6 Magnavox Odyssey 3000 fries, cole slaw, gingerbreadw/topping, SPECIAL » 2 3 B ^ PERSIAN RUQ8 • Practice ends for the men with a 179 high single and a the Homestead Museum and then the 1,11.99 beverage. Remote Control Video Game high triple of 490. Benihana Restaurant for a food demonstration AND OTHER OrtonUI Ruga MAGNAVO>i:i9” Diagonai Thursday: Braised pork chops ala Julie, A complete shipment of genuine handwoven Persian and other Oriental Inill, Reg. 20.99...... 13.88 Our Reg. 29.99 Variety Show and then have a meal. From there they will Rugs has been ordered for the stores for Christmas sales. Due to the dwk Fast, enjoyable action, on-screen digital applesauce, whipped potato, baby lima beans, . . . Color TV ^ take in the University of Connecticut Medical PORTABU MSHWASliR strike the goods did not arrive on time, and those flnancialty responsible, tjKieen, Reg. 29.99 19.76 „ Our Reg. 347.60 scoring, automatic and manual serve, We continue to talk about our brand new cherry tart, beverage. for the unpaid shipment have instructed their U.S. representatives to auc­ Brilliant reception on jn-lini I black speed angle controls, plus action-sound. style Variety Show and we now have our School. The bus will be leaving at 9:30 a.m. so tion the entire shipment. Friday: Shells with meat sauce, tossed DOIMEWiai For you convanlonco tho goods havo boon nwvod to: For ii colonial mood, richly fringed in antique or snow white. matric picture tube. One bi 1 tton tickets available here at the center. The show everyone must be here by 9. green salad, bread and butter, Jell-o, automatic fine tuning ends liial AC adapter. Optional.... 4.99 is scheduled for Friday and Saturday MStHOU S lt t Q v s twiddling. Walnut look cabii 1 et. St. Pat's dance beverage. ) RAMAfinNN > 2 9 9 evenings, April 14 and 15, at the Manchester 1330 SILAS DEAN HIGHWAY A reminder that we are planning a super St. NOWOHLY I W Model SU400P WETHERSFIELD High School Bailey Auditorium. Patrick’s Dance on Thursday, March 16, here SATURDAY. FU. 28* 2 P.M. Although we are getting very good at the center. Students from the Manchester Schedule fur the week VIEW 1 P.M. Best-Selling IP ’S responses to the itemd we've been asking for, Community College will be serving the snacks Sunday: 1 p.m.. Variety Show rehearsal. WHITE-WESTINGHOUSE Included in' small and large alzes are stricUy Uie lineal grades ol Genuine Suede we still could use a few more piece of white KERMAN, BOKHARA, ESFEHAN, TABRIZ, BELOUCHES'TAN, lexLva and punch and we’ll have Lou O’Jourbet and Monday: 10 a.m., kitchen social games. NATURAL SILK QUMfe, C H IN ESE, HUNTING SC EN E CA R PET, c h Uk k a b o o t s wrought iron furniture. his Irish band to keep the joint jumping. Oh Noon to 12:30 p.m., lunch served. 1 p.m., KESHAN, NAIN, ROMANIAN, PRAYER RUC, ARDEBIL, INP" LUiHnnv^Mnc'' MORE FOR YOUR MONEY While our performers are really busy yes, everyone must be wearing a touch 0” pinochle games. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m. UUNDRY PAIRS m q iie CONVENIENT SAVONNERIE, RUNNERS, and many others In all sizes. rehearsing, we have a number of volunteers for the Family green as part of the ticket to get in. Return trips at 12:30 p.m. and 3:15 p.m. AuoHonMn CL Murphy Twim: Cuh or ChMU who are working just as hard behind the Soft brown suede, with wedge soles. Remember, we are limited to space and my Tuesday: 9:30 a.m., bus for shopping. 10 scenes, and when you see the beautiful NOT JUST ANOTHER Pile-linmg adds comfort and warmth. Series advice is for you to get your tickets early. a.m., square and round dancing, oil painting costumes and scenery, you’ll know they really By the way, while riding along Main Street class. 1 p.m., return from shopping and Senior NOT ALL SIZES IN ALL STORES. NO RAINCHECKS. -G798 are doing a super job. We could use more help, WA8HER...A NEW last Wednesday, I spotted a friend of mine and Bowling League at the Parkade Lanes. COME AND PLAY EXAMPLES: and anyone interested need only to come to the Elvis Presley— Moody Blue yours walking along the sidewalk. The sur­ Wednesday; 10 a.m., pinochle games, WAY TO WASH._____ center on Wednesday or Sunday afternoon at 1 Our Reg. Sale prise was a pleasant one because it was goo^ crewel embroidery class, ^iendship Circle, p.m. PORTABLE SPECIALS TALL Men's, sizes 7-12.. .11.99... 7 . 1 9 old Irving Kirpeqs who not too long ago was and Health Clinic. Noon to 12:30 p.m., lunch Curd games laid up with a broken Iiip. He sends his love to served. 12:45 p.m., bridge games. 1p.m., craft Ladies', sizes 5-10.... 11.99. 7 . 1 9 On Wednesday, we had a full house and talk all, and believe me I can't keep admiring Irv class. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., return trips at WASHER ‘ IBB*® CEDAR about being busy! We had a nice turnout for for his courage and determination. He’ll be 12:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. Boys', sizes 3%-6.... 10.99.. 6 . 5 9 our crewel embroidery class and our back with us soon, you can bet on that. Thursday; 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., beginners Friendship Circle all downstairs. Upstairs We wish to extend our belated heartfelt con­ and advanced ceramics class. 10 a.m. to 11:45 IJ^WMeWMInotiouM Children's, sizes 8'/2-3....9.9^ . 5 .9 9 Series DRYER * 139®® was a meeting of the building site committee dolences to Ida Cormier on the recent death of a.m., beginners and advanced social dance LT570P/DE570P BINGO 1198 in one room, our health clinic in another room, her brother-in-law. Also our heartfelt con­ class. Noon to 12:45 p.m.. Hot Meal and Meal- Infants', sizes 58.... 6.99 & 8.99. 4 .1 9 . LT570P/DQ570P and in the Main Hall it wasvour pinochle dolences to the family of Mrs. Loretta Hanley EVERY TUESDAY &S.39 Kiss—Alive II on-Wheels. 1 p.m.. Fun Day featuring Sing- games. who passed away this past week. along and square dancing for those not going We had 40 players and the winners were; Health clinic on the trip. Bus pickup at 10 a.m. Return trip AT 7:30 P.M. 3 WAYS TO CHARGE; ------MAHGHE8TER------VERNON John Gaily, 638; Joe Carlin, 627; Josephine You may have been reading about the big around 3 p.m. W.H. PREUSS SONS SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE: O’Connor, 626; Bess Moonan, 623; Nadine 1. CALDOR CHARGE annual Health Clinic coming up soon at the Friday: 10 a.m., kitchen social games. Noon UP TO $350a IN CASH PRIZES Malcom, 598; Gladys Seelert, 585; Paul 2. MASiTER CHARGE 1145 ToHand Tumpiko Ti142tv Shoj^ Caniar SUNDAY Manchester High School. Well, our bus will be to 12:30 p.m., lunch served. 1 p.m., setback RT. 6 and 44A - 228 BOSTON TPKE. ORANGE HALL Schuetz, 569; A1 Gates, 568; John Phelps, 567; games. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m ., return trips at 3. VISJVBANKAMERICARD STORE HOURS: DAILY AND SAT., 10 A.M. t|09P.M. SUNDAY: NOON TO 5 P.M. 12 NOON-5 P.M. available to pick up you folks so that you can B O L T O N (WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL) Phone 643-9492 86 EAST CENTER 8T. Mabel Loomis, 563. attend this big affair. I'll tell you more about 12:30 p.m. and 3:15 p.m. ______MANCHESTER. CONN.______Lucky bridge winners were Irene Foisey, MA.VCHKSTER EVK.M.NG HKHAl.l) Maixlwilff. (‘win Sat Kt-b 2J Wh r\(,l.H\KA PAGE FOUR-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchwltr, Conn.. Sjt.. Keb 25. I iff B LOCAL CHURCHES Church bulletin board

Henry A.sk's class Ask, a member of senior pastor; Rev. George Emmitt. Special program IT’S YOUR OPINION GOSPKI. II XI.U 415 Center St. ST. BARTHOLOMEWS Metodista. New London, guest the church, says the course will deal speaker, topic: “Biblical Basis for associate pastor Dani Keever and l>ouisa Graver 10 a.m.. Breaking bread: 11:45 CHI RCII. East Middle Turnpike. 9:30 a.m.. Sunday School classes with questions often asked today, for a.m., Sunday School: 7 p.m.. Gospel Rev. Richard Bollea, administrator. Evangelism,” Coffee Fellowship will present ”A Path to Answers, A example. "Isn't one religion as good between services; 9 a.m.. Nursery (or all ages. 10:45 am., Morning nion oh a wide variety of suh- meeting. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.: Sunday Worship, message by the Rev Mr Compass to Dreams, ” a program as another”*'” The Saturday opinion page i» .<«T. IIKIIMIKT ( III RCII.70 Main masses at 8:30,10:15 and 11:30 a.m. for children 5 years and younger; exploring the techniques u s ^ in the 10:30 a.m.. Church School classes for McLain. Children's Church and Philip Woodrow, a member of the open to ail readers of The jects. St. Rev. John J. Delaney, pastor. S T . MARVS EPISCOPAL religious education of children. Sun­ age 3 to Grade 6; 1:30 p.m.. Green Nursery provided; 6 p.m . Evening church and regional director of .Search We ask that you limit your Rev. William J. Stark. Rev. William CHURCH. Church and Park streets. Service, message by the Rev. Mr day at the Unitarian Universalist Herald. We solicit your opinions Rev. Stephen K. Jacobson, rector; Lodge visitation; 4:30 p.m.. Junior Ministries, will discuss during the writing to no more than 500 J. Killeen. Mcl.ain. nurserv provided Society East meeting at 11 a m at class he conducts, the choices every on topics of interest to the com- Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 Rev. Barbara F. West, assistant to Sacred Dancers; 6 p.m.. Favorite Slide Night and potiuck. Membership SECOND CONGREGATION\l. the Community Y, 78 N Main St Christian has to make in serving God munitv. Is it education.^ Ad­ words, double spaced, and send p.m.. school auditorium: Sunday the rector: Rev. Alan J. Broadhead, CHI RCII, I nileil Ciiurrli iif assistant to the rector. Group meets downstairs. Mrs Keever, Who. is presently or Satan ministration? Business? them to; Masses at 7:30. 9 and 10:30. in Chrii.1, 385 N. Main St. Rev. James religious education ditfi^tor (or the church; 10:30 a.m. and noon in school 7:30 a m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite I, SOUTH UNITED METHODIST The Rev Robert DeValve, an in­ i r s YOUR OPINION CHURCH, 1226 Main St. Rev. D. MacLauchlin. pastor. societv. is a former teacher in the Recreation? Politics? auditorium. with homily by Father Broadhead; 9 10 am.. Morning Worship and structor at Berkshire Christian Manchester Evening Herald Ki l.M;osrKU^Tl-:Rl)l■:^o!Ul• a.m.. Holy Eucharist. Rite I, with George W. Webb, Rev. Laurence M. Metropolitan Toronto, Ontario, College, will teach a course on the Hill, Rev. Bruce A. Pehrson. pastors. Church School, meditations (or Lent The purpose is to present a Herald Square ^ \ riO > VI. c m RCII. 745 Main St. sermon by Father Broadhead, will continue with the Rev, Dr. Canada, school system Mrs Graver, "Doctrines of the Faith," which Church School and Nursery care 9 and 10;45 a.m.. Worshipliip ServicesServi( the past religious education director, Rev. Philip Saunders, minister. ning, ser­ MacLauchlin preaching on seeks to help understand the nature cross-section of community opi­ Manchester, (]onn. 06040 10:30 a.m.. Praise. Worship Ser­ followed by coffee hour; 11 a.m.. The with Pastor Webb preach mon: “His W rath";'9 a m.. Church “Healing ”; 11 a m.. Fellowship Hour teaches in the Wethersfield school and person of God vice and Bible studv for all ages; 7 Daily Office, Rite I. with sermon by in the Hall; 11 ;15 a m., Group Study system Father Broadhead. &hool. Nursery through adult, open The College and Career group, p.m.. Deliverance Service. in the Parlor on the “Life of Jesus Bud Godreau of Bolton, a guitarist, taught by George Mancini and l-arry FAITH BAPTIST CHI RCII. UNITARIAN UNIYERSALIST house for Grades 1 and 2, display in Reception Hall by Grades 1 ana 2 Qirist," Session 11 will deal with the will sing "Free To Be You and Me" Rekas, will answer basic questions Orange Hall 72 E. Center St. Rev. SOCIETY: Efli*t. Community Y. 79 "Sermon the Mount"; 7 p m , Few provi$ion» for female offenders N. Main St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, 10:45 a.m.. Nursery and Senior High and "I Was Born About Ten Thou­ often asked by non-believers, such James Beliasov. pastor. Concert in the Sanctuary, an sand Years Ago.” 9:30 a.m.. Sunday School; 10:30 minister. Class; 6:15 p.m.. Bell Choir rehear­ as, "Why do the innocent suffer”* " sal; 7:30 p.m.. Praise and Teaching "Evening of Vocal Favorites. ' a m.. Worship Service; 7 p.m.. 11 a m., Dani Keever, religious TRINITY COVENANT Church courteB education director of U.U. East will Service. Evening ^rvice. /.IO N EVANGELICAL CHI RCII, 302 Hackmatack St. Rev starting Sunday, four adult C”hris- Lenten tervice Penal system ignores women’s rights CHIRCII OF THE talk on ”A trip back to Sunday Norman E. Swensen, pastor; Milton ASSUMPTION. Adams Street at School, U.U.S.: M st Style,” Nursery LUTHERAN CHURCH, tian education courses will be offered A Lenten Holy Hour will take place (MISSOURI SYNOD), Cooper and Nilson, assistant to the pastor. Thmpson Road. Rev. Edward S. and Sunday School, Coffee and by Trinity Covenant (Tiurch Sunday Tuesday at 8 pm. at St James prostitutes and violent offenders. But job placement program financially High streets. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl. 8:15 and 10:50 a m.. Worship Ser­ School. Classes, which meet at the By BEVERLY BRANDT His Master’s Voice Pepin, pastor. Conversation. vice, Pastor Swensen preaching “Is Church in Manchester government statistics show that only feasible. But with more women COMMUNITY BAPTIST pastor. adjacent Keeney Street School from Beverly Brandt is a criminologist ^turday Masses at 5 and 7:30 Your Heart Faithful?’’; 9:30 a.m., The service will include the exposi­ entering prison each year, the CHURCH, an Aiiirriran BapliHl 9 a.m.. Divine Worship, 10:15a.m., 9:30 to 10:30 a m , run for 12 weeks who has worked in the Washington, 4 percent of all fenule arrests are for p.m.; Sunday Masses at 7:30,9,10:30 Sunday Bible School for high school tion of the Blessed Sacrament, a criminal justice program can no Cliiirrli, 585 E. Center St. Rev. On- Sunday School and Youth Forum; and are open to all interested per­ D.C. correctional system, prostitution and only 1 percent for and 11:45 a m. 10:15 to 11:35 a m.. First and Second students and adults at Keeney Street homily and a dialogue and discussion longer cop this plea. don Stairs, minister; Rev. Frederick School; 6 p.m., Evening Song Ser­ sons. Nursery facilities are available periixi After the benediction, there homicides. CHI RCII OF JESUS CHRIST Lanz. director of Christian educa­ Year Youth Instruction. Women’s groups and the academic Panama seeks sovereignty vice, prayer and meditation from the at the church will be time tor coffee and conversa­ Jane spent her Igth birthday far The criminal justice system’s in­ OF I.VTTKR.IUV SAINTS, Wood tion. CHURCH OF THE NA/.ARENE, Bible. "Hard Questions ' is the theme of tion. away from her suburban, middle- attention to the needs of female community have begun to focus side Street & Hillstown Road. 9:15 a.m.. Church School for all 236 Main St. Rev. Neale McLain. Regarding world peace and the Panama doesn’t want American- class home. She is serving time in a offenders can be seen in the lack of attention on female offenders with To the editor: Wendel K. Walton, bishop. ages, kindergarten through Grade 4 security of the canal, the United built bridges. Panama is seeking to 8:30 a m., Priesthood; 9:30 a m., continuing during the service; 10:30 federal women’s detention center as holding facilities for women in many task forces and conferences on the In response to your editorial — States retains the right to defend the reclaim its sovereignty — control of Seminary; 10:30 a.m ., Sunday a m.. Morning Worship, message: an accomplice to an armed robbery towns. Women arrested in those special needs of incarcerated “Develop Panama But Keep the neutrality of the canal and to protect its land and resources. United States School: 5 p.m.. Sacrament Service. “Light for the Whole World," AREA CHURCHES she watched her boyfriend commit. areas are routinely shipped to women. Canal” — I’d like to respond to the ST. JAMES CHURCH. Rev. it from Third Party attacks. The ratification of the Panama Canal Nursery is provided. Coffee Hour Mary is doing a stint in the same faraway institutions. One problem they have brought to followiqg points. James Archambault and Rev. Fran­ Allowing the service; 6 p.m.. Youth light is the breakdown in the Joint Chiefs of Staff have stated that Treaty will assure this basic national cis Krukowski, co-pastors; Rt. Rev. Quaker Lane, West Hartford. William McGrath and Rev. Jo.seph 8 a m , Holy Communion, 10 a m , institution for forgery. Financially One such facility is the federal in­ The ^ n al has never been Fellowships will meet. COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN Family .Service and Church School an operational, secure and efficient right, and as well as the long-range Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, pastor FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. 10 a m.. Meeting for Worship. Schick, co-pastors strapped with two children to sup­ stitution for women in Alderson, W. relationships between women ‘‘bought,’ as you allege, by the CHURCH, Nathan Hale School I'RINCE OF PEACE I ALCOTTA ILLE COV.REI. A- canal can best be maintained by a interests of the United States. emeritus. SrienliHl, 447 N. Main St. Road. 31. Rev. Dr. Richard W, Gray, Saturday Mass at 7 p.m.; Sunday port, the divorcee turned to passing Va., located hours away from any ci­ prisoners and their children. An in­ United States. Therefore, no treaty LI THERAN CHI RCII, Route 31 Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a m. I ION A E CHI RCH, t nilril cooperative effort with Panama. Perhaps more importantly, ratifica­ Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 11 a m.. Church Service, Sunda; pastor. ty. In bad weather, the prison stitution in Purdy, Wash., has can cause us to surrender our claim p.m.; Sunday Masses at 7:30,9,10:30 and North River Road, Coventry. CHI RCH OF S AINT BERNARD, (iliurrii of (Jirjot. Rev. Kenneth E forged checks as a source of easy tion wiil serve as a significant con­ School for pupils up to the age of 20, 9:30 a m.. Worship; 11 a.m., Sun­ becomes virtually unreachable, recognized the problem by opening a to it as rightful territory. The 1903 Your attempt to allign the issues of a.m., noon, and 5p.m. Rev. W.H. Wilkens, pastor. Rockville. Rev. John J. White, Knox, pastor. money. When the police caught up care for very young children, subject day School; 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at 10:30 a m . Worship and Sunday isolating the inmates from their day care center for children of In­ the Panama Canal Treaty settlement tribution to peace, which wili benefit SALV ATION ARMY, 661 Main St. of the lesson-sermon: "Christ 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10:15 a.m., pastor. with her, she lost toth her freedom treaty required the Unit^ States to parsonage on Cornwall Dr. Worship Service, (9 a m. during July School; 5:30 p.m . Family night mates — staffed by the inmates, with Hitler’s takeover of Europe and all people. Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps Jesus,” golden text from the Bible: FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Sunday masses: 7:00, 8:30, 10:00 and her children, who were placed in families. pay an annuity to Panama as rental and August). and 11:30 a m. supper. Though more women are moving themselves. The day care center the Mideast settlement are illogical, Sincerely, officers.ffi( “Of a Truth this is the Prophet.” 763 Oak St., East Hartford. Rev a foster home. for the canal. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 ROCKYILLE UNITED MF.TH- FAITH LUTHERAN CHI RCH ST. <;e o r g e 's e p is c o p a l offers the women both valuable and for the injustice rendered Mary A. Breen John 7:40. The Christian Science Ralph F. Jelley, pastor. CHI RCH, Route 44A (Boston Turn 'These women represent a new type into prison jobs as guards, wardens a.m., Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Reading Room, 968 Main St., is open ODIST CHI RCII, 142 Grove St (LITHERAN CHIRCH IN against Panama, highly reprehensi­ 3 Academy St. id a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m.. Rev. John W. Mortimer, pastor. AMERICA). 1120 Silver Lane, East pike), Bolton. Rev. John C Holliger. of woman offender — one who is and counselors, many women’s in­ training and regular contact with Open-Air Meeting; 7 p.m., Salvation to the public Mondays through Morning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening ble. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Hartford. Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., vicar. neither a hardened criminal nor a stitutions are still staffed largely by their offspring. Sadly, few other Manchester Meeting. Fridays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Service. Almanac I NITEI) PENTECOSTAL ST. JOSEPH CHURCH, 33 West pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Church School; 10 a.m , prostitute. The last decade has seen a men. prisons have followed Purdy’s exam­ the first and third Thursday evenings VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF Holy Communion, 1928 Book of Com­ CHURCH, 187 Woodbridge St. Rev. from 7 to 9 except holidays. A free St., Rockville. 9:30 a m., Sunday Church School; tremendous upswing in crimes com­ Progressive, innovative programs ple. GOD, 51 Old Town Rd. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; mon Prayer, sermon by Mr. Richard Marvin Stuart, minister. public lending library is maintained. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all 11 a m., Church Service, Nursery mitted by women, and a major por­ — psychological treatment, job Until misconceptions about female By United Press International 10 a.m., Sunday School; 11 a.m., Sunday Masses 8:30 (Polish) at 10 provided. Menees; 11 a m., Young People Thought EMANUEL LUTHERAN ages; 11 a.m,. Morning Worship; 7 Fellowship pancake breakfast, talk tion of that increase has been in such training, half-way bouses — have offenders are destroyed and their un­ Today is Saturday, Feb. 25, the 56th Worship; 6:30 p.m., Prayer; 7 p.m., CHl'RCH, Church and Chestnut a.m. (Folk) at 11:15 a m.. Vigil of ST, PETER'S EPISCOPAL p.m.. Evening Evangelistic. Holy days at 7 p.m.. Holy day at 7:30, CHI RCH, Route 85, Hebron, Rev by Mr. Menees. economically motivated crimes as flourished throughout the United ique problems recognized, women’s day of 1978 with 309 to follow. Worship. streets. Rev. Ronald J. Fournier, UNITED CONGREGATIONAL ’’Love and anger” He may give it back. He is also stead­ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 9 a.m., and 5 and 7 p.m. Confessions: William Persing, rector. (H R SAAIOR LUTHERAN embezzlement, larceny and forgery. States penal system in the last correctional facilities and programs The moon is moving toward its last Rev. Dale H. Gustafson, pastors; CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF When Jesus was angry in the tem­ fast and loving as well as judging and Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, Saturday 4 and 7:30 p.m. 10 a m.. Worshiphip: Service; registra- CHI RCH, 239 Graham Road, South Drug-related crimes, too, have decade. That is, they have flurished will remain the stepchild of the Lynn Bruer, intern; Rev. C. Henry CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. Windsor Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, quarter. ple, he overturned tables. (John 2:14- confronting. pastor. Anderson, pastor emeritus. ROCKVILLE BAPTIST tion for Sunday School classes after in men’s prisons. Women have iiben criminal justice system and the Miller, minister. CHt!KCH, 69 Union St. Rev. Robert service for age 4 through Grade 8. pastor. brought large numbers of won.en The morning star is Mercury. 16) Remember Matthew 5:23-24? 10:30 a.m., Worship Service, 8:30 and 11 a m.. Divine Worship, 9:30 and 11 a m.. Worship Service into the nation's prisons. left with the same rehabilitation woman inmate neglected. Nursery provided; 9:15 a.m., Sunday L. LaCounte, pastor. Classes begin Sept. 18. 9 and 10:15 a m.. Worship Service. The evening stars are Venus, Expressed anger is something to So if you are offering your gift at Youth Sunday; 9:45 am.. Church and Church School; 7 to 8:30 p.m.. 9 a m., Sunday School ana Nursery. But the criminal Justice system programs they always received: School; 7 p.m.. Service, Informal School, Adult Forum, Youth CTass, 9 a.m.. Worship Service; 10:15 SECOND con(;regational Jupiter, Mars and Saturn. be reckoned with. It is powerful. We the altar, and there remember that Pilgrim Fellowship. a.m., Sunday School; 7 p.m., Evening (!Hl RCH, Unilcd Churrii of I NION C0N(;RE(; ATIONAL has been slow to respond to the new courses in sewing, cosmetology and your brother has something against Worship. Bible Study; 9;45 and 11 a.m.. ST. MARY'S CHURCH, Route 31, Those born on this day are under can . use it to change people and in­ S T . JOHN’S POLISH Chrini, 1746 Boston Tpke., Coventry. CHI RCII, Rockville Rev Paul J — and more numerous — women typing. Yesterdays ) stitutions which are destructive. We you, leave your gift there before the Nursery for infants; 6:30p.m., Youth Coventry.try. Rev.R( F. Bernard Miller, ^ T r^INITY LUTHERAN Bowman, minister; Rev. David B. the sign of Pisces. NATIONAL CATHOLIC open house. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, minister. Fewer women than men are can use it to deepen human altar and go; first be reconciled to pastor.'. Rev. Paul F. Ramen, CHURCH, Meadwlark Road, Ver­ 11 a.m.. Worship; 9:30 a.m., Chris­ Eusden, associate minister. offenders. 25 years ago French painter Pierre Renoir was CHI RCH, 23 Golway St. Rev. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall Saturday Masses at 5:15 p.m.; Sun­ offered places in half-way houses, relationships. For a while it may be your brother, and then come and non. Rev. Donald McClean. pastor. tian education for all; 6 p.m., Confir­ 9:15 a m . Adult Bible Class; 9:30 Years ago, women were rarely born Feb. 25, 1841. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. and Vernon streets. Eugene Brewer, day Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 Manchester's Development Com­ hard and our life will feel very offer your gift. 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Siervice; mation (]lass; 7:30 p.m.. Adult Study am.. Church School, Grades 10 sent to prison. The male-dominated and fewer women are awarded work On this day in history: 9 a.m., Mass in English; 10:30 minister. a.m. mission is after insurance firms to different — to ourselves and others. True reconciliation includes the a.m.. Mass in English and Polish. 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. Group. through 12; 10:30 am.. Church criminal justice system was loathe to releases. Programs to help women In 1901, J.P. Morgan formed the 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m., ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH, School, infants through Grade 8; locate here. The exchange of anger, as well as recognition, acknowledgement, CONCORDIA LUTHERAN Worship, sermon: “The Pathos Of SACRED HEART CHIRCH, FI ft ST CO N (; R EG AT IO N A I. arrest, charge and incarcerate obtain work after their release from United States Steel Corp., in New Tolland. Rev. Francis J. O’Keefe, Route 30, Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, CHI RCH, 837 Main St. (comer of 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship, third The Rev. C.E. Winslow accepts other feelings, can build trust, con­ expression, and acceptance of our CHURCH, 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton The Cross” ; 6 p.m.. Worship, ser­ pastor. members of the “weaker sex.” Only prison have run into difficulties ob­ call to Manchester Church of the Jersey, to become the nation’s first D. Strand, pastor; Rev. David B. pastor; Rev. Michael Donohue. Conn. Blvd ), East Hartford. Rev. Sunday in Lent, the Rev. Mr. Eusden, fidence, dependability in ourselves, anger — by ourselves, our neighbor, mon: “Divine Confidence.” Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; preaching: 11:45 a m.. Coffee Hour the most hardened, violent famale taining funds. When questioned about Nazarene. ’’billion-dollar” enterprise. Stacy, associate pastor. Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday William E. Flynn, minister. Rev. our relationships, and in God. and God. CENTER CONGREGATIONAL Sunday Masses at 8:30, 10:30 and in the Swial Room. offenders were sent to prison. this seeming inequality, ad­ 8:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, Youth CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and Carl T. Holt, associate minister. 10 years ago In 1919, Oregon became the first Oh, yes! All this we do with each Rev. Ernest S. Harris Jr., 11:45 a.m. noon. 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL The myth lingers on that women’s ministrators replied that there were state to put a tax on gasoline — one other we also do with God. We can chaplain Class from Grade 10, Nursery care; CHRIST, 11 Center St. Rev. Newell MESSIAH EVANGELICAL This date was a Sunday; The 10 a.m.. Holy Communion, Church MAPPING COMMINITY School, child care; 11 a.m., Coffee CHI RCH, Bolton Center Road, Rev. institutions are Inhabited by too few female offenders to make the Herald did not publish. per cent. get angry with God. He can take it! Manchester Memorial Hospital H. Curtis Jr., pastor. LUTHERAN CHURCH, (Wisconsin J. Stanton Conover, minister. School through Grade 6, Nursery 9 a.m.. Lighthouse Bible Study, CHURCH, 1790 Ellington Rd., South Hour; 6 p.m., Youth Choir; 7 p.m., Synod), 300 Buckland Rd., South Windsor. Rev. Harold W. Richard­ Pilgrim Youth Fellowship, Junior 10:15 a m.. Church School and care. Simpson Wing; 10 a.m., Worship Ser­ Windsor. CALVARY CHURCH, son, minister. H i^ Youth Fellowship. hip vice, the Rev. Mr. Curtis, preaching; 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m.. vice, sermon: "What Luke Saw In ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 647 E. Mid 11:15 a.m.. Second Hour m Federa­ 9:15 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Ser­ AVERY ST, CHRISTIAN Worship Service. vice and Church School. REfORMED CHI RCH, 661 Avery Christ"; 6:30 p.m.. Pilgrim die Turnpike. Rev. Kenneth L. tion Room, Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY FIRST CONGREGATIONAL St,, South Windsor. Rev. Peter Mans, Fellowship. Gustafson, pastor. Hall. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, FIRST CONGREi;ATIONAL 9:30 a.m., Sundav School classes NORTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF ANDOVER, pastor. Television; the pervasive medium Ellington. I NITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, 9:45 a.m., Sunday Schoo; 11 a.m. CHI RCH OF VERNON Rev John for children and adults; 10:30 a.m.. CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle 10:15 a.m.. Coffee hour; 11 a.m.. Service of Worship, child care Rev. David J. Reese III, minister. and 7 p.m.. Worship. A. Lacey, minister; Rev. Edwin W. R. Custer, pastor. Worship Service, Sunday School. Bartholomew, assistant minister. Editor’s Note: This is the sixth in a provided; 6:30 p.m.. Evening Ser­ 9 and 10:30 a.m,. Worship Services, 9:45 a.m.. Church School for BOLTON I NITEI) like to live without it even for a very Western, and detective movies. It programs as “Studio One” and RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF kinderMrten through Grade 8; 11 10 a.m.. Worship Service, third series of 15 articles exploring ding has been availabie for American vice, hymnsing, gospel music, and Ulises Torres, leader of Mision METHODIST CHI RCH, 1040 short time. took elements from vaudeville and “Television Playhouse,” viewers FRIENDS (QUAKERS), Hartford a.m.. Worship Service. Boston Turnpike. Rev. Dr. James W. Sunday in Lent, the Rev, Mr. Lacey “Popular Culture: M irror of dramatic productions for television, Bible preaching. Friends Meeting House, 144 S. Television became the primary variety shows, night club acts, could see live dramas written by BURNSIDE UNITED Knorr, pastor. will continue his sermon on the American Life.” This series was medium of American popular culture Broadway musicals. Reginald Rose, Rod Serllng, Paddy resulting in such significant METHODIST CHURCH, 16 Church 11 a.m.. Worship Service; 10 a.m.. theme ”On the Road to the Resurrec­ written for Courses by Newspaper, a during a suburban era. Although TV Television became a cornucopia of Chayefsky and other television programs as the “Visions” series of St., East Hartford. Rev. Henry J. Church School. tion”; 9:55 a.m.. Church School program developed by University classes for three-year olds through had been developed technologically entertainment. People did not have playwrights. dramas, “The American Short [wings of morning Scherer Jr., pastor; Rev. Gwendolyn CHURCH OF Sr. MAURICE, 32 Extension, University of California, Grade 8, Crib Room and child care in the 1920s and 1930s, it was not until to go out, pay for baby-sitters, pay For comedy, there are performers Story”, series, and “The Adams M. Arslen, associate pastor. Hebron Road, Bolton. Rev. Robert San Diego, and funded by a grant 10 a.m., Worship Service, Church W, Cronin, pastor. for the very young provided; Coffee after World War 11, in the late 1940s, for parking, pay for tickets, to be likp Ernie Kovacs, Lucille Ball, Sid Chronicies.” from the National Endowment for of “witnesses and their reliability.” hobby. One such clergyman was noi School for Nursery through junior Saturday vigil Mass at 5 p.m.; Sun­ Hour will follow the service; 5 p.m.. that receiving sets were made com­ entertained. Caesar, Milton Berle, Groucho Marx, Perhaps the most important — and What do you say about God? the Humanities. So many millions around the world only enjoying himself, but had high; 9 a.m.. Church School for day Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. Junior Pilgrim Fellowship, “Games mercially available to the general Television, after the initial cost of Jackie Gleason, Bob Hope and Ed certainly the most popular — public In a discussion when the subject of and Things” in Fellowship Hall; 7 Co(>yright 1977-78 by the Regents of today and across the centuries have extraordinary luck. He would throw senior high and adult classes. ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL public. the set, was free. It was paid for by Sullivan offered variety hours. television offerings have been the God comes up, do you say, “I think” mm.. Senior Pilgrim Fellowship in the University of California. lived their lives "knowing God” that in his line and almost immediately ST. DUNSTAN’S CHURCH, CHURCH, Sand Hill Road, South This was a period of vast suburban commercial advertisers, whose Edward R. Murrow pioneered with educational entertainment programs or “I hope” or “I •trust” or “I Fellowship Hall. it hardly seems necessary for com­ pull out a big one. This happened Manchester Road, Glastonbury. Rev. Windsor. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; By ROBERT SKLAR expansion. Returning servicemen, messages comprised (and still do) a news documentaries. produced by Children’s Television believe?” Or, can you say, “Yes, I Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant GILEAD CONG R EG ATION AL aided by federal loans, and many considerable share of television Workshop, “Sesame Street” and know God.” ment. We have but to look within our again and again. CHURCH, Hebron. Rev, David B ' Television inherited the mantle of As television became increasingly Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday to the vicar. other Americans were able to own programming — a minimum of six “The Electric Company.” What a daring statement to make! Bible to find witnesses who lived Finally, a very small fish was Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 10 a.m., Runnion-Bareford, pastor. the movies as the most prominent a mass medium reaching all COURSES BY NEWSPAPER homes for the first time. Television minutes every hour. Many viewers, Television’s legacy to American Yet, many have made it. with God, knew him as One Who Was dangling from the hook. The minister FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF Family Service and Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, the and pervasive medium in American elements of society, according to this became the home entertainment for moreover, find commercials more society remains in dispute. If you Wasn’t it Bernard Shaw who was Close, and knew not only him but his removed it and popped it into bis EAST HARTFORD, (Soullurn Wednesday, 10 a.m., Holy Commu­ Rev. Mr. Runnion-Bareford popular culture, and we are in the view, it tended to value quantity over a home-centered age. entertaining than the programs they have read this far, it may indicate at asked, “If you meet God after death, will. basket. The next several catches Baptist Convention), 36 Main St. nion. preaching, sermon: “Mystery Part quality. Programs were tailored for Nine,” Nursery provided; 9:15 a.m.. midst of a heated debate about its Television became an anthology of interrupt. least that television has not eroded Years ago I spent several months were large ones and each one landed Rev. Charles Conley, pastor. ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL possible effects. It is sometimes hard the highest possible ratings, in order what will you say to him?” His reply, Church School classes. all previous forms of American pop­ There are two opposing perspec­ Maude and Walter and the others your desire to read — when the sub­ in the Holy Land as part of an back in the lake. One that was a real 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.. Worship Ser­ CHURCH, Route 30, Vernon. Rev. to remember that similar debates to attract advertisers and increase “You never showed me enought vices which are interpreted for the ular entertainment. For radio, the tives today on the development of have been coming into our homes ject is television. archeological team working just prize followed, too. Robert H, Wellner, rector. were carried on with the introduction revenue. Networks became evidence to believe in you.” deaf. Nursery provide; 9:45 a.m., earlier home medium, it took soap television entertainment. One view is regularly for years. One obvious comment on that north of Jerusalem. We found confir­ Then, he caught a small one again of other technological innovations — copycats. Sunday School; 6 p.m.. Training operas, dramatic series, sports that the Golden Age of television was They represent something new in answer is that he had all the evidence ming evidence of God’s presence in that joined the little feller in the the railroad, the telephone, the If Westerns proved popular, they Union. events, talk shows, and even to some in the 1950s. In those days, when sets American entertainment. there was — and perhaps even more the lives of those people. In prepara­ basket. TIE automobile, the movies. flooded the screen with cowboys; if S T . FRANCIS OF ASSISI extent the news, leaving radio were relatively expensive and the because of vast intelligence. tion for this “dig” I studied works of This so amazed and confused a Of course television’s impact on crime and mystery caught on, there The views expressed in COURSES CHURCH, 673 Ellington Rd., South mST ASttMY OF M MRE primarily to broadcast music. From audience was still a minority of Yet, in spite of him and many archeologists, anthropologists, and loafer who had watched this peculiar Windsor. Rev. Carl J. Sherer, pastor. society may be so much greater than was a glut of cops and detectives. Movie stars like Garbo and Bogart BY NEWSPAPER are those of the 763 Oak St. E. Hartford SPEAKS movies it took principally old movies Americans, composed mainly of were distant, magical figures. others who deny God’s existence, historians and found that no race has procedure that he could not contain Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; that of any other device as to make The Golden Age, as others see it, is authors only and do not necessary ever been found that had no faith in PntenU from the studio vaults, and eventual­ 'middle-class and well-to-do viewers, with us now. It began in^the early Earlier television comics like Jackie there are millions who claim they his curiosity and asked, “Why?” Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 By comparisons irrelevant. The reflect those of the University of “god.” In very early times it may EugsiM ly took over the making of what used serious dramatic programs made up 1970s when several situation com­ Gleason in “The Honemooners” and have fellowship with the Ruler of the Laconicly, the clergyman replied, a.m. TUN CMUDIGI If iMtn statistics of television use are California, the funding agency, or the. only have been “mana,” but VERNON UNITED Brewsr to be called program pictures — the almost half the top-rated shows. edies broke through the old Lucille Ball in “I Love Lucy” were Universe. This assertion is not a “Small pan.” In a program of Music staggering. The television set in the participating newspapers and nevertheless it was a faith. METHODIST CHURCH, Route 30. and Testimonials low budget adventure, mystery, Week after week, on such stereotypes and restrictions that comedy stars first, fictional boast but a rejoicing they can com­ A maxim average American home is now colleges. If you want a “fer instance, ” it is Rev. Dr. James W. Knorr, pastor. Sunday Evening at 7 p.m In recent weeks we have previously limited televlsipn com­ characters second. In the case of con­ municate with him, that they are im­ “Integrity without knowledge is turned on more than six hours a day. possible to call up Blaise Pascal, a 9:15 a.m.. Worship Service, Church ALL WELCOME witnessed the collapse of edies only to trivial subjects, like temporary situation comedies we portant to him, and even when weak and useless, and knowledge Children spend more time watching %4 1 .’^ Roman Catholic; Isaac Pennington, School for all ages. Nursery roofs of numerous public mistaken identifies or faulty relate more t^ the characters than to NEXT WEEK: Nat Hentoff, staff calamity strikes they still seek to do without integrity is dangerous and provided. television than in any other activity a Quaker; John Bunyan, an Indepen­ and commercial buildings toasters. The new situation comedy the actors. They seem real human writer for “The New Yorker” and his will, and their faith stands firm. dreadful.” S T . MARGARET MARY except sleeping. Many Americans dent; John Keble, a High the most notorious being dealt with how people really feel — beings, whose struggles and columnist for “The Village Voice,” Samuel Johnson CHURCH, South Windsor. Rev. use television as their sole source of Churchman. These come from the Hartford Civic Center. with attitudes towards race, sexuali­ problems recapitulate and illuminate begins a two-part discussion of pop­ Skilled engineer, news. different backgrounds and are “very Our Lenten poem Television is blamed for causing ty, aging, loneliness. our own. ular music. Three tests architects, and craftsmen reliable.” As each day goes by in Lent, we ap­ HAROLD YOUNG CRUSADE combined to produce a children to become more aggressive. Producers Norman Lear and Bud Someone has written that there are Many of you will recall a world trip About town “A teaeUng of healing mlnUlry” The success of situation comedy proach the climax of Holy Week. You singular structural master­ Television is blamed for leading Yorkin pioneered by adapting a con­ usually three tests to prove the I took about a decade ago in which characters in entering our lives is recall that en route to Calvary, Jesus MARCH 1-5 piece, calculated to bear viewers to perceive society as troversial BBC series, “Till Death s»f»:w>Kw:wf»sws reliability of an experience: for more than a year I observed, any load required, plus a seen by critics of television as one f was carrying the Cross and Simon of Wed., Thurs,, FrI. & Sal. at 7:30 p.m. violent. Television is blamed for Us Do Part,” and after some difficul­ (1) . Is the testimony of one sense listened, lectured, and preached. Out margin for safety. Yet it further example of the medium’s Cjrenian, finished the trip after Grades 7 and 8 Confirma­ Sunday Services at 10:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. lowering college admission test ty aired it on CBS as “All in the confirmed by the other senses? of this experience, iet me assert that fell victim to the uncon­ scores. Television is blamed for a Family.” dangers. It is as if television's fic­ The author Jesus weakened. tion Classes of Center (2) . If others witness to that same there were many who had a personal Countee Cullen describes the men­ Congregational CHiurch will trollable forces of nature. decline in reading, for making Even earlier Grant Tinker of MTM tions seem more real to us than reali­ experience, how many are there and Lives are collapsing in relation with God and shared their tal processes of Simon in this poem: meet Monday at 5 p.m at children passive. Television is ac­ Enterprises had launched “The Mary ty itself. Robert Sklar is now professor of how reliable are they? joy and peace with others. our society, too. at a fear­ There is also continuing concern the church. some rate — careers, cused of turning America into a na­ Tyler Moore Show,” the saga of a cinema and chairman of the (3) . Does this experience fit into We have recently seen an election that the steady diet of situation com­ marriages, and other tion of sheep. career woman coping with life in the Department of Cinema Studies at our knowledge of total reality? in our country won by a self- edies, soap operas, game shows, “He never spoke a word to me, human relationships, all Anything that has happened in the big city. New York University, having It would be a monumental task to confessed “twice-born (Christian.” movies, and action-adventure series And yet he called my name. Emanuel Hill Chapter of thought to be well- past quarter century that people do Out of these producers and shows previously taught history at the test “the experience of God” by George Gallup recently in a broad­ that the commercial networks offer, He never gave a sign to me, Alcoholics Anonymous will supported. not like has been blamed on televi­ have come much of the significant University of Michigan from 1965- these criteria and there is not enough cast on Channel 3, sponsored by the We dare not build our popular as they may be with the And yet I knew and came. meet tonight at 8 in Luther sion. They have been less inclined to comedy programming of the 1970s — 1976. room in such a brief column as this. Capital Region (Conference of houses upon temporal am- mass audience, barely scratches the At first I said, “I will not bear Hall of Emanuel Lutheran give television credit for good things “Sanford and Son,” “Maude,” “The The author of more than 50 ar­ But let me make a few comments, Churches, showed how the deep bitions and sensual surface of television's potential. His cross upon my back; Church, 60 Church St. — an increase in cosmopolitanism, Jeffersons,” “The Bob Newhart ticles and book and film reviews, and if this does not satisfy our • search for a “real experience of satisfactions. “Everyone In an attempt to develop this poten­ He only seeks to place it there for example, or a decline in racial Show,” “Rhoda,” “Phyllis” and he received the Theater and readers, we can continue the discus­ God” was growing by leaps and who hears these words of tial, the federal government in 1967 Because my skin is black.” prejudice, for which television, as a many more. Almost any regular Library Association Award for sion in later issues of the paper. bounds all across the United States mine and does not do them established the Corporation for But he was dying for a dream. will be like a foolish man rich source of information about television viewer can name a dozen "Movie-Made America: A (We welcome questions and com­ and especially among the young peo­ or .Htpre characters from these Pubiic Broadcasting stations into a And he was very weak. who built his house upon other peoples and other places, may Culturai History of the American ments and in general will respond ple of all denominations. have played a part. national network, the Public Broad­ And in his eyes there shone a gleam BEV. ind MRS. HAROIJ) YOlISiC o( ENCI.AN» the sand... and it fell: and programs. They seem as familiar as Movies.” when letters are of general interest. All of this gives credence that it is The Confirmation Class How you judge television may de­ neighbors: indeed, we may spend casting Service (PBS). Men jorney far to seek CALVARY CHURCH of MANCHESTER great was the fall of it." His other books inciude ”F. We cannot pay any attention to un­ possible to “know God.” Doyou want of South United Methodist (Matthew 7:26,27) pend on what you think about the Characters such as Archie and Edith Hunker of ’’All in tlic more time with them than we do with 'The public television schedule Scott Fitzgerald: The Last signed letters.) It was himself my pity bought; Church will meet Monday 647 MlHdlr Turnpike offers British series like “Upstairs, such knowledge? “Seek and ye shall direction of American society in the bur neighbors. Laocoon,” and “The Plastic Age: As our experience is not primarily find.” I did for Christ alone from 3 to 4 p.m. in the ‘ CHURCH OF em ST Family,” portrayed by Carroll O’Connor and .Jean Sttipleton. Downstairs,” foreign movies, and ALL ARE WELCOME past 25 years. But no matter what This is a point not to be taken light­ 1917-1930.” one of the senses, we need not use What all of Rome could not have education wing of the (N) \'M. Lydall and Vernon Streets- seem to be real human beings. They represent something new documentaries. Till! chuckle WINK RAIIIO - IIIAI. 12.10 SI NDA1S AT lOil.l A.M. S your verdict, the odds are very great ly. Archie and Edith Bunker, Lou test No. 1. wrought and RKSTKI I. MOMENTS** Phone: 646-2903 in American entertainment. church. "KCIIOKS reOM CAI.VARI that you watch it daily, and would not Grant, Ted Baxter, Mary Richards, In recent years more federal fun­ Te^t No. 2 asks about the number Many ministers enjoy fishing as a With bruise or lash or stone.” PAGE SIX-A — MANCHh^KH EVENING HERALD. Manchcslcr. C'linii . S;il . 2.'i. I!)78 f Obituary ) Regional council

Albert K. (Seollv) \l’al(*on ROCKVILLE - Al'bert E. (Scotty) endorses Denison Watson. 75. of 21 Court St., Rockville, Dr. Ronald Denison, president of prove and expand the school's cam­ died Thursiday at Rockvilie General Manchester Community College, has pus. The president has spoken at Hospital. received support from the school s several legislative hearings dealing He was bom in Aberdeen, Scotland regional council and from the co- with possible expansion or increased and had lived in the Rockville area chairmen of the town's Bicentennial funding for the school, Nakos said. since 1955, moving there from Hart­ Committee. "He's done very well and has ford. He was formerly employed by The Regional Council for MCC, an worked with us. Our relationship is the Annemostat Co. of Hartford. advisory group, announced its sup­ excellent," Nakos said. Mr, Watson belonged to the port for Denison in a letter to com­ Nathan Agostinelli and Francis Rockville Senior Citizens Club and its munity college trustees. The letter Mahoney, cochairmen of the o f course there’s a time lor long days of cooking bowling league. Also, he was a also was sent to Searle Charles, Manchester Bicentennial Com­ member of the Windsor Locks Senior executive director of the state mittee, wrote a letter to the trustees with steaming pots on the range and tantalizing Citizens bowling league and the system, who has been working on an supporting Denison. They mentioned Lafayette Lodge Masons of Hartford, fragrances wafting through the house. But what a evaluation of Denison. Denison's work with the committee He also was a past member of the There has been dissatisfaction and his efforts to help build the r: relief to know that yon can also present a inarvelmis Fernwood Lawn Bowling Club of about Denison's service as president bicentennial bandshell on the MCC I_____ ) Hartford. at MCC. Charles reported Monday to campus. meal by taking the easy way. In just a little o\ei an Survivors include his wife, Mary the state Board of Trustees for The two men, both former mayors t hour the Peachy Deviled Chicken, (iarden Salad Rogalus Watson, one son, William A. regional comrtiunity colleges, and in­ of Manchester, also mentioned Watson of Vernon, one daughter, Denison's efforts to help reconstruct dications are that the report may V, with Tenerife Drc.ssing, and Confetti C;ike are Mrs, Louise Magnano of East Hamp­ have been favorhble about Denison's the old Keeney Street ^hool. ton, and five grandchildren Opposition to the MCC president ready to lx.* served along with a steaming pot of hot The funeral will be Monday at 9:45 work. The regional council met Tuesday has been generated by faculty and r' ,' T, a m. at the Burke-Fortin Funeral tea. And there’s time during that hour to set the talilel and v o t^ its support of Denison, staff members at the school. There Home, 76 Prospect St., Rockville Jam es Nakos of East Hartford, are mixed reports on how All this with no loss of atmosphere, either; for the with a mass at St. Bernard's Church chairman of the council, said that the widespread the opposition is. at 10:30 a.m. Burial will be at St group cited Denison's work to im­ aromatic fragrance of the seasoned ehieken is truK Bernard's Cemetery. mouthwatering. Friends may call Sunday from 2-4 1 and 7-9 p.m. With the conv(*nience of simple reeipes, plent\ of The family suggests that friends Latham named > wishing to do so may make memorial Bowers School children and teachers go Patricia Berry, school librarian, is shown in delicious, young hroiler-fryer chickens, eanned front center t^th the white pinafore. (Herald gifts to the Building Fund of “all out” for characters of literAt^^e as they cling iK'aches and fruit cocktail, cas\' to use dairy Rockville General Hospital. parade in costume through the school halls. photo by Pinto) Merit Finalist products and tlx* stimulating flavor and fragrance of •Road clo$ed- Stephen R. Latham of 10 S. freshly made tea, taking the easy way can become a I.N MEMORIAIM Lakewood Circle, a senior at Bowers students dress McKee Street between Center In loving memory of my dear hus­ Manchester High School, has been and West Center streets will be way of life. band. Thomas McKinney, who passed named a National Merit Scholarship closed over the weekend through away February 25. 1973 like book characters Award finalist. He will be eligible to Monday at 4:30 p.m. because of PEACHY DEVILED CHICKEN Eash leaf and flower may wither, compete for Merit Scholarships Bowers School students have par­ The library sponsored several con­ construction on the Thompson The evening sun may set. tests at different grade levels. The 2 cans (29 ounce each) 1 teaspoon lemon juice But In the heart that loved you dearly. which are announced in the spring. ticipated in a week-long program Road storm drainage system. Are the one that won't forgot. Latham's extra curricular ac­ highlighting books, authors and- most popular event was the costume cling peach halves 2 cups fresh bread crumbs contest in which youngsters, faculty Sadly missed by tivities include Scholarship for reading. Activities and special I cube butter I tablespoon parsley, Wife Christine events for "Stop, Look and Read and staff were invited to participate Church group 3 teaspoons curry powder chopped Foreign Study, Brown Book Award, - Elmira College Key, American Week" held this week were coor­ in a parade of well-known characters I broiler-fryer chicken, I teaspoon poultry Legion Boy’s State (Senator), Editor dinated by Patricia Berry, children’s such as Mother Goose, Tom Sawyer, to hear Lewis cut in serving parts seasoning of High School World for two years, librarian at the school. Mary Poppins, Little Red Riding 1/2 teaspoon dry mustard 1/8 teaspoon salt Thomas R. Lewis Jr., a member of two Gold Keys, three sessions of Each class was asked to undertake Hood, the Cat in the Hat, and others. I tablespoon Worcester­ I/H teaspoon pepper Meetings volunteer Red Cross swim teaching, a special project during the week. Prizes for the contest winners Manchester Community College shire sauce student-faculty advisory board, math One class made movie rolls, several were provided by the school PTA. faculty, will be guest speaker Sunday Drain peacli lialvos. saving 1 inp synip. .Melt 1/2 cuIk' ( 1/1 enp) Inillcr team, and American Field Service wrote their own books, and others PTA members and parent library at 6:45 p.m. at Talcottville volunteers were the judges. in large saucepan. .\dd saved ssTiip and curry powdi r. Bring (n a vig­ next week host brother. prepared posters and murals. Congregational Church. His topic: “ Silk on Steel.” orous lx)il. Tiirn off heal and aed Radishes Tuesday The suspect was released on a non­ Committee will hold its annual Lin­ ment reportedly was damaged Feb. ford. j , towns who might be going from or to 3 drops hot sauce 4 p.m. — Pension Board, surety bond and is scheduled for an j,} The firm also has applied for ap- East Hartford. A new date for the coln Day Dinner-Dance tonight at thfr appearance in court March 22. Combine yogurt with rest of ingredients, mixing well. Chill. Servo over Treasurer's Office. Court date is March 13. proval of the East Hartford service PUCA hearing has not been set. Manchester Country Club. 4:30 p.m. — Dental Clinic Com­ torn greens mixed witli sliced radislics. Serves 6. East Hartford Police charged Herman Green, 25, The event will feature State Sen.' mittee, Probate Court Ronald P. Carter of no certain ad­ of Hartford with second-degree Lewis Rome, a GOP candidate for 7:30 p.m. — Health Systems Agen­ dress was charged with four failure to appear. He was scheduled governor, as guest speaker. Cocktdils^ cy, Coffee Room. will be served at 6:30, dinner will be different counts following an incident to be presented Friday in court, Tax phone works 7:30 p.m. — Water Study Com­ served at 7:30 , and dancing is on Burnside Avenue Friday, East police said. mittee, Lincoln Center Conference expected to last until 1 a.m. CONFETTI CAKE Hartford Police said. Gary LaPlant, 23, of 9 Porter Those who called the telephone were probably confused to hear a Room. Peter DiRosa Jr. is chairman of Police said that Carter, whose age Brook Ave., East Hartford, was number given in Thursday’s Herald recording announce that that number i can (17 ounce) fruit cocktail 1/4 cup sugar the event. also was unknown, was charged with charged with breach of peace and for anyone wishing to make an ap­ was temporarily out of service. 1 angel food cake 1/2 cup whipping cream Wednesday breach of peace following a problem third-degree criminal mischief, pointment for revaluation hearings A spokesman from the assessor's 2 egg whites 3 or 4 drops mint extract 7 p.m. — Community Development on Burnside Avenue. police said. The charges were made office told The Herald that the Drain fruit cocktail thoroughly. With forks or serrated knife, separate cake into th ree lay­ Advisory Committee, Robertson When he was brought to the police following an incident at the Eastview special telephone set up to handle About town ers. Beat egg whites until soft peaks form; beat in sugar gradually until stiff peal :s form. School, 45 N. School St. station, he was charged with three Cafe, police said. Court date is those calls was indeed out of order 7:30 p.m. — B o ^4:‘M Education other counts — interfering with a ( Lottery j Whip cream, adding mint extract to taste. Fold cream into egg whites and add fru it cock­ March 6. Friday, and had been for a while Mrs. Louis Heard of 281 Henry St. tail. Spread between layers of cake. Chill at least two hours before serving. Garni sh with and Board of Directors budget police officer, criminal impersona­ Ronald Blessing, 31, of Hartford before anyone knew about it. will be the hostess at the Lutz Junior meeting, 45 N. School St. additional fruit cocktail and mint sprigs, if desired. Makes one cake. tion and.failure to be fingerprinted, was charged with fourth-degree The telephone service is being Museum, 126 Cedar St., Sunday from ' HARTFORD (UPI) - The number police said. larceny following a reported shoplif­ repaired and will be available to 2 to 5 p.m. She will give a water color Thursday drawn Friday in the Connecticut Dai­ The impersonation charge was ting incident at Bradlees, police said. anyone calling the number, 643-4991, demonstration. Admission is free. 6:30 p.m, — Judge's Hours, filed because the suspect gave police ly Lottery was 112. Court date is March 13. Monday. The public is invited. Probate Court. several false names when asked his

Collectors’ Corner C B Convac Neighbor’s kitchen By I 3ETTY RYDER

pressed. When you want to respond to a conversation you By RUSS MaoKENDRICK had them long before that. A 10-taler Every CBer, at some time or another, thinks about more are listening to, depress your mike button and give your These pictures arrived as a glossy copper weighing 43 Vz pounds was power, more channels and less interference. And that identification number. Other parties listening will hear print sent from the Swedish Post Of­ struck in 1644. This is the world’s thought has got to lead to the single sideband system. your call as well as the conversation. It isn’t blocked out The Chinese world left the “ Year of the Serpent” and with cornstarch. Serve over rice or Chinese noodles. fice in Stockholm. They were largest metal money piece. It is now This doesn’t mean that you have to give up your AM un­ as in AM. You utilize the lower sideband (LSB) channel welcomed the “ Year of the Horse” this month at The Fried Chinese Dut nplings designed for some postal stationery priceless as only three have survived it. It simply means that you’ll be expanding the utility 16 only for the call up. When you’ve made contact, move Islander Restaurant at 179 Tolland Turnpike. Filling: to be released on March 8. out of a run of 26,000. It is a rough and value of the unit you have by adding more capability to the upper sideband (USB) or pick another channel for Leu Eng, congenial proprietor, prepared a delicious 10- 1/3 cup minced fresh mushroon is The depictions celebrate the lOOth rectangle about 24 inches long and through the use of FM. the conversation. course feast for Vivian and Tom Ferguson, who hosted */4 lb. ground pork (about 4-cup ) year of their rural delivery service. the “ minting” Consisted of hitting it Edward L. Stafford, a talented engineer and So that’s it: more power, more channels, and virtually their third annual banquet, and their guests. Vz cup chopped shrimp The top one, of 1.15 kronor, with the SVERIGE 115 in five places with a coin-sized die. experienced CBer, has written a little book that explains no interference. The menu each year is completely different. 1/3 cup minced bamboo shoots postman pushing a kind of ski-sled, is Another superlative credited to the SSB technically and simply, and it could be the handiest You’ll find it all on single sideband. ______Featured this year were delicious appetizers of chicken 1 tablespoon dry sherry for a postal card; the bicycle-and- Swedes is the first 380,000 volt manual yet produced on the subject for beginners. It cer­ salad (shredded chicken with fine cut lettuce in imported 1 tablespoon soy sauce mailboxes design, (1.30 kr) is to go on transmission line. This was needed to tainly is worth reading before you buy an SSB rig so you’ll spicy sauce), and shrimp rolls. 2 teaspoons cornstarch a “ postletter” : and the last one, of push electric power 800 miles from know what to look for, if nothing else. The publisher of A delicate flavored soup course. Dried Conger Pike Vz teaspoon sugar 1.70 kronor, is for an aerogram sheet. Lapland to the shipyards at Malmo. the book is TAB Books, located in Blue Ridge Summit, Fish Maw, was served. Sait to taste The prices of these new issues take The country is about the size and Pa., 17214. The main course included; Cashews Shrimp Ding Dough; account of the boost in postage rates shape of California, but one seventh If the rig you currently have has a switch which says (diced shrimp with diced bamboo shoots, water chest­ 1 cup flour last month. of the area lies within the Arctic Cir­ USB and/or LSB, it’s equipped to do the job of sending WESTOWNI nuts, imported mushrooms, Chinese vegetables and 6 tablespoons cold water They had another mail anniversary cle. They don’t complain about this and receiving sideband transmissions. If it doesn’t, then PHARMACY cashews); Broiled Chicken (in special sauce); and Butt Vi cup cooking oil with a commemorative stamp in SVERIGE 130 because there lies a mountain of your set is purely AM. Most sets which have the USB or OVER ZS YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICEI Bo B r a is^ Duck (tender browned whole duck braised % cup water 1920, supporting their claim to the some of the world's best iron ore. LSB designations on one of the panel switches also have a 455 HARTFORD RD. MANCHESTER together with mixed meat and various vegetables). Prepare filling: Combine all ii igredients for filling, world's first postal service, the That, together with their trees, position which says AM. When that is the situation, 643-5230 Also, Oyster Yuk Soong (minced, fine diced imported mixing well. Chill thoroughly. Tercentenary of the route between water power, and technical skill of you’ve got the whole ball of wax. :your c o m m u n ity health service sto re* I dried oysters, water chestnuts, bamboo shoots, Chinese Prepare dough: Combine flour and cold water, blen­ Stockholm and Hamburg, Germany. the workers, is the basis for their in­ As you know, you don’t get SSB signals on AM, and you vegetables in oyster sauce); Quail Eggs ala Crabmeat ding well with fork. Knead unti II flour is thoroughly Readers of “ Stamps” magazine dustry. Ladybird Johnson visited don’t get AM signals on SSB. But, if you get your switches (fresh crabmeat sauteed with quail eggs and straw moistened. Shape dough into ball. I ^lace in clean bowl and must have seen the every-week Sweden in 1%3 — her impression: set right, you can get ’em all! mushrooms in white gravy on a bed of fresh spinach). cover. Let rest 30 minutes. advertisement with the headline SVERIGE 170 “ Forests, water and blonds.” As Stafford points out, there are legal operators (who As is traditional, the final course of Young Chow Fried Divide dough in half and divide each half into 10 equal “ Get To Know Sweden.” It says that IVIuHiMim event have licenses and stay on prescribed channels) and then Rice signified the end of the meal, following which pieces. Shape each piece into a bi all; roll balls into 3 or their stamps have genuine Swedish there are illegal operators. The legal ones use the power Diplomat Pudding, a carmel-custard pudding, was 3Vz-inch circles. Place circle side by side on flat surface, They had a Horse-drawn Trolley, an The (iardinal Spellman Philatelic motifs and that most of them are Museum, Weston, Mass., wilj have levels allowed by the FCC: 4 watts on AM and 12 watts served. covering with dampened towel. steel engravings. Then each week Electric Trolley, Ferry, Tandem peak envelope power on SSB. The Islander’s chefs, Hon Y. Eng and Ying K. Eng, Place 2 teaspoons filling in cen ter of circle; bring up Bus, and Subway. Another good- its second annual Book Fair and they discuss a particular stamp. One btamp Exhibition on Saturday and Most im|»rtant, though, is that there are certain worked many hours preparing the feast and received the sides of circle around filling to f brm a filled crescent. of these recently shown was issued to looking issue that came out last year channels that are considered to be sideband channels. compliments of all attending for their sumptuous Chinese Continue until dough and filling are used. Keep filled is No. 1214, a booklet stamp with Sunday. March 11 and 12. (10 to 6 mark the founding of the 1638 “ New Saturday, 12 to 5 Sunday). This designation is sort of a gentlemen’s agreement cuisine. crescents on greased surface, cc tvered with dampened Sweden” colony in Delaware. three “ Gotland Ponie.” among C ^ r s rather than an FCC rule. Channel 16 is one Here are a few Chinese recipes, not from The Islander, cloth, until ready to cook. Now and then, of course, they have The literature section will be for The first Swedish stamps appeared channel so designated, but with the new 40-channel sets which I thought you migiit like to try. Heat oil in large skillet and add dumplings. Cook about featured some Nobel prize-winners. browsing and/or purchasing. The in 1855 with a coat of arms device. stamp exhibition will have the theme .his will probably be expanded to additional access SSB Chop .Suey 2 minutes or until dumplings are g olden brown on bottom. Later they had royal heads and In 1976, in a booklet of five Swedish channels. The idea is important, as we’ve said, because if OPEN 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. 3 lbs. pork shoulder, cubed Do not turn. Add water and cove t . Cook over high heat inventors, we find a stamp honoring “ photography and Philately.” There posthorns. In 1920 the P.O. dis­ you know which channels are CB sideband access 4 or 5 bunches celery, sliced on diagonal until water has almost boiled a way, about 5 minutes. • 0 - John Ericsson who made the first will be a bourse of 16 dealers, a USPS covered coils and booklets, and it channels, you know where to transmit and receive SSB Our Staff Is Here 7 Days 8 big onions, chopped Turn heat to low and cook 6 or 7 1 ninutes more. Transfer ship propeller and also designed the booth, a special show cachet, lec­ seems that now they put out more of tures, slide shows and door prizes. signals. IVz lbs. mushrooms, cut dumplings to serving plate brow 'ned side up. Serve hot Monitor, that “Cheese-box on a A week To Serve Your Family! 3-4 tablespoons brown sugar with sweet and sour sauce and C Chinese hot mustard for these than anybody. HIkIi hopes Here are a few tips Stafford offers: When you use your ALL MEDICINAL Raft” that fought off the warship AM unit, you press your microphone button and say 2 bottles soy sauce dipping. The total of their stamp issuances Merrimack at Hampton Roads'in There has been some talk of using SERVICES AVAILABLE "Break.” At that point, you are putting your carrier on Brown nieat, onions, mushrooms and celery. Add Yield: About 20 dumplings. Hon Y. Eng, at left, and Ying K. Eng, jirepare Chinese New Year's is not overwhelming — Scott’s living personalities on stamps to 1862. the air and no one around you can hear anything on that everything after browning with enough water just to Gong Hoy Fet Toy! (H appy New Year) highest number for them is 1224. This Collectors might wonder about stimulate sales. A reader of the banquet. channel until you release your button. On sideband opera­ cover meat and vegetables. Cook until tender. Thicken was for the last one in a booklet of “Stamp Collector” has suggested Sweden’s coins. The Krause catalog tion you do not transmit a carrier when the mike button is five picturing public transportation. starts with some 1799 dates but they Farrah Fawcett-Majors.... MANCHKSTKR EVENING HKRA1.D. Manctolcr. C.mn Sal K.li ^ilVTii I'Ai-K IlIKt I, ll

PAGE TWO-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mandifslcr. Conn S;il Keh 25. 1978 Community calondart Sno wplowing cost $22,000 Teacher contract approved | Cooking demonstralion sel groups are sponsoring the silver, and 12 gold, arrows were also time. The remainder of the money have been submitted for bids, and the monetary increases from teachers Increases to athletic directors at Coventry Coventry Vt'rnon demonstration lo train leaders who awarded went for temporary help and supplies manager and Town Engineer Donald who have received a "less than the Captain Nathan Hale School Mrs Ann Howard of Farmington, Dessert card party of Rockville General Hospital Coventry Tcwn Manager Frank 'The Coventry Board of Education will do a similar demonstration with Hocognilion was also given to the Andover such as sand and salt. Holmes will sift through the replies satisfactory annual evaluation." exceed the average, and three new formerly of Vernon, will give a Auxiliary, 8 p., hospital cafeteria. Union Street. Connolly told I, he Town Council that has voted to approve a three-year 'The board will also have the right their groups later in the spring overall winners of the rercnl The council received a letter of and select several engineering firms positions were added at the high demonstration on German rooking Pinewoixl Derby First place winner .Munduy Storm Larry cost approximately contract with the town's teachers to offer alternative medical in­ Sruul Itanquel Wednesday praise from resident Judith D'Am- to meet with the council and the .school: one student council advisor March 2 at 10 a.m at the Tolland was Brian Werstak. second. Dii-k Town clerk. 6 to 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. $22,000 to clea n up. that provides for 5.8 percent average surance plans to those now in effect Board of Elducation curriculum committee, 7:30 p.m.. brosio for the town's handling of the Columbia Board of Selectmen. and two senior class advisors. County Agricultural Center, Route Parents and Cub Scouts represen­ Wimmer, and third James Tax collector, assessor. 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office "The ext ensive costs for increase in salaries over all steps. as long as the coverage is equivalent School Administration Building, Park Street. blizzard problems. She lives on Lewis The Flanders bridge was closed Only board member Gary Dopslaff 30. ting seven dens attended the annual l.eachman Building. snowplowing i'luring the storm, the The contract resulted from 13 The agreement has a reopener Thursday Hill Road, one of the steepest roads temporarily last week to replace a abstained from the Thur^ay vote, Adults wishing to attend must pre­ Blue and Gold banquet of Cub Scout Ally Robert Hletchnian of T ueaduy length of time i t took to dig r^esidents meetings between representatives of provision for 1980-81 for a salary Pack 221 recently at the Vernon Mid­ Demonstration on making German foods, 10 a m., in Coventry, and said the road crew stringer that had broken. Temporary citing his position as a teacher and a register by calling the Cooperative .Manchester, whose hobby is Planning and Zoning Commission. 7:30 p.m., Town Of­ out, the equipn.ient breakdowns, and “deserves a medal" fob keeping the repairs were made to the bridge last the teachers and board chairwoman schedule. Longevity payments have union member as a passible conflict dle .School. Tolland County Agricultural Center, Route 30. Extension Service. 875-3331. A small following reports of CFO sightings, fice Building. a host of rela 1 ed items all attest to hill plowed and sanded. year, and It is awaiting permanent Joan Lewis. One of the provisions been increased as well as life in­ of interest. Wolf badges were presented to 22 Senior Citizen pinochle, 1:30 p.m.. Senior Citizen allows the board to withhold fee will be charged to cover the cost was the guest s|K‘aker Recreation Commission, 7:30 p.m., 'Town Office the severity of the storm," the "Most of the roads in Coventry reconstruction. surance and mileage allowances. of food. The extension's homemakers boys and Bear badges to 14. Six Building. Center, Park Place. manager sumi: ned up. seem to be very well taken care of The Pucker bridge has been closed Tolland Association for Retarded and Handicapped PTA, 7:30 p.m., Andover Elementary School. Almost $11,000 of the amount went this year,” she added. Inc., 7:30 p.m.. Stop and Shop meeting rooms, KMart since an overweight oil truck plunged Insurance Commission, 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. for outside (» antractural services, In other business, Connolly in­ through it into the Hop River two Plaza, Vernon Circle. and Connolly expects 75 percent VtVdnenduy Friday formed the council that months ago. The town is trying to Wetland BONELESS BEEF ROASTS SALEI Young at Heart, 1:30 p.m.. Andover Congregational federal reim.'oursement on this. specifications had been drawn up for reclaim its loss in that incident from World Day of Prayer service, 7:30 p.m., Rockville About $3,000 «vas spent on regular the M iM Oil Co. of Bolton. Church. rapairs to the Pucker Street and AIPIS A LFNTIN SFAfOOD SHOPPC Methodist Church, Grove Stree.. labor and moi • e than $6,000 on over­ Flanders River Road bridges. They hearing BONELESS BEEF TInirtiday (''./M. AAP Community Health Service nurse, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.. SICK UP you* VALUI PACKIO CIICUUR scheduled AHAirJ. FISH CAKES Town Hall. ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SMJNOAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M IN TNI STORI, WHILC lUPPlY lASTSI ROAST BEEF MAI IR Mm A h o /tn (.40 n jQ/wi \ Friday CHUCK ROASTS Grange card party. 8 p.m., Town Hall. AHAUSS COD FILLETS Bolton H I ) IH U U OLIVE LOAF (ULI iB AiPOtNCk bO/fn BOTTOM ROUND ROAST SL *1*! SHOULDER Miracle Whip There will be a public $ 1 5 9 BEEF LAAANOO FISH & CHIPS eui ROASTS MORTADELLA ( M l IB OuKli llO/Kl u r C & C Cola hearing on a propos^ in­ TOP ROUND ROAST WUNO I lb CHUCK SUPER land wetlands map Monday REGULARORDIET euF $ 1 6 9 SEAFOOD PLATTER Bolton Saltiid Dressing at 8 p.m. at the Community MACARONI SALAD KUNO lb RUMP ROAST nouMD I lb 39 QUARTJAR y> GALLON BOTTLE Hall. The hearing is spon­ BUYS $ 1 1 9 A ll 3 0/ R Q c Today sored by the state Depart­ Btn COD STEAKS EYE ROUND ROAST ROUW I lb lb . BREAD STICKS VAR pfcO (inhAiAiliMWM Ssl Volunteer F’ire Department ball, 7:30 p.m. to 2 a.m., OFTHE Miracle ment of Environmental Garden Grove, Manchester. Whip Protection. 2 Married Couples Club, wine tasting party, 8 p.m., home VERMONTCHEESE CXDOAH i2 S HADDOCK FILLETS The proposed map ;nay BONELESS BEEF STEAKS SALE! of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Dooley. WEEK! be seen at the Community We pick the best Monday B 9 Hall. It is based on soil ^ E F CHUCK BEEF ROUND OR CHUCK BEEF ROUND-STEAK a 4 Quarryville Junior Ancient Fife and Drum Corps, 6:30 groups as published in the SMOUlDCn p.m., Bolton Elementary School. Tolland County soil survey. LONDON$- BRACIOLl.ouT.oE^r! Men's basketball, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., Bolton High. The Conservation Com­ TOPROUND M Town clerk, tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Com­ BEEF ROUND on CHUCK a ^ , BROIL BEEF ROUND-STEAK MORE VALUE AT FOOD MARTS! mission is now reviewing a STEAK munity Hall. draft of inland wetland CUBESTEAKSM londonbroil M^? 5 Public Building Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Community regulations for Bolton. If Hall. WALDBAUM'S the proposed map is ap­ Board of Tax Review, 7:30 p.m., Community Hall. proved, it will probably be ',vi «t I ,Miv 'Ii< ‘ Id . H' Senior Citizen's Committee, 7:30 p.m., Bentley MORE ITEMS ON SALE EVERYDAY! used in setting the local Library. Food Mart regulations. Cooperative Nursery School, 8 p.m., Bolton Guest speaker PORK SHOULDERS Congregational Church Educational Building. COMPARE QUA ILITYI COMPARE PRICEI THE BEST FOOD BUY IS AT FOOD MART Theological Education Tuesday Sunday will be observed FernMTty (Wound Chuch-Nol Mori Than 20% FM OtcaM aya Senior Citizens, 1 p.m.. Community Hall. SpecialBuy Of TheWeek! tomorrow at the 10 a.m. Coed volleyball, 7 to 9 p.m., Bolton High School. LEAN GROUND BEEF ‘ 1 ’,! SLICED BACON GENERIC service of St. George’s F ffiw ly Gfound RouM-IM mori than 11% W Osca Maya Mail a Ba«< Image of Man, 7:30 p.m., St. George's Church. Episcopal Church in Memorial Committee, 9 p.m., St. George's Church. Grapefruit Juice Tide Deterijient WISK LIQUID “NO FRILLS” Bolton. EXTRA LEAN GROUND BEEF ‘ Ilf SLICED BOLOGNA Board of Library Directors, 8 p.m., Bentley Library. 25' OFF lA IE l -16 GALLON JUG Richard Menees of the Wiava-Oulch Fiyt a Batta OiMMd F futn FOOD CLUt-UNSWEETINED 10' OFF LAIEl-49 OZ. LABEL 22 0! Thursday Episcopal Divinity School CHUCK FILLET STEAKS ‘ P J CHICKEN BREASTS Holy Eucharist, 10 a.m., St. George's Episcopal PRICES in Cambridge, Mass., will SHcadwdulNn-allvar UP GRADE A Fiuan r>'2L6S 44 OZ. be guest speaker. He will Church. LUNCHEON MEATS 2 BS* CORNISH HENS___ FLORIDA-WHITE CALIFORNIA-BUTTERY Confirmands meet, 7:30 p.m., St. George's Church. CAN • 1 .1 S ARE discuss seminary educa­ Poltlia-SinaliidM-lInki • « la SwihWhitiMaai-fiivinPan Boys soccer, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., Boltoi^High School. EVERYDAY tion and his participation in Executive board of Bolton Women's Club, 8 p.m., home Ivory Liquid OETEROENT m t u i 79* the Roman Catholic HILLSHIRE POLISH SAUSAGE M l! TURKEY ROASTS GRAPEFRUIT AVOCADOS .. 4 ^ Souptime cillAM VIO. Tea Bays 'fut RdtlgaitadlnUMOap) Allva of Marge Klar. Dialogue of 1977 in Rome. Swih-Miud Mail-Froiin Pan N E W CROP-FLORIOA-RED FOR YOUR PLANTS I AIU COP CAM Joy Liquid detenoemt £,vc, 79* LOW PRICES! Family Napkins' Food Club Pearsr Menees will also speak at VUSIC PICKLES i 9 9 ' TURKEY ROAST Cut Green Beans CLU I 3 Food Club Peas'''::.Tf^^3af.*1. th e Young People's Otc* Maya Mia Wlanai a a « « a Swih-Oali Maat'Ffuin Pan POTATOES 89° POTTING SOIL u; 69° Instant Coffee CLU Food Marts Fellowship pancake Week! Special Buy Of The Week! BEEF FRANKS M** TURKEY ROASTS Special Buy Of TheWeek! breakfast after the service. Coventry .No im-elin^ B & M Peo Beans GENERIC The Bolton High School Sunday La Rosa Pasta Peanut Bu liter parents group meeting F Zm'2-THIN '9 SHELLS'22 - PETER PAN-SMOOTH - 211 OZ. JAR 21 OUNCI CAN scheduled for Monday has Kenneth Morgan art reception, 3 to 5 p.m.. Booth and ELBOWS, 35-RIGOLETTI LABEL Dimock Memorial Library. been canceled. The next I P meeting of the group will m Monday 1 LB. PRODUCTS be March 20 at 7:30 p.m. at Board of Welfare, 10 to 11 a.m.. Town Hall. • 1 . 2 9 - B 3 ° the high school. Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town W e've peeled away the Each of thoee advortlead iteme Is re- Bounce soV*e*mm «*1.84 quirtd to be readily avallabla for salt Hall. Friskies3 Dinners . Lux L iq u id beteaoent at or below the advertisod price in Salvation Army Study Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Town TOPCO * frills to offer you a no- each AIrP Stora. aicapt as tpacifi Facial Tissue Roast Beef Hash r I k m n m ' H i 69* Musical caliy notod in this ad [F® ® E)§ Hall. Bath Tissue ‘pacV- 69* ORANOf LtAION • COCONUT E E Wednesday Tomato Juice 39* Tomato Soup"”'’"'’' Fruit Cremes K t l B L I R GS^ nonsense w ay to save. Board of Welfare, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.. Town Hall. WMOllRiaNILON CtfAMITYLI exchange Scooter Pies BURRV'S 69* Not rttp o n tib lt (or tvpo|ro»hie«l trrers Parks and Recreation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Cott Soda CLUeORCOLA eOTTLai 3^®* Food Club Corn KFFY'S RANQUET Hall. / "PICK rou* OWN" FKiSH PROOUCff planned TROPICANA DOLLY MADISON Young People's AA, 8 p.m., St. Mary’s. U.S. GDVT. INSPECTED-GRADE "A " Coventry Jaycees, 8 p.m.. Lakeside Grill. CALIFORNIA South Windsor RUWE FROZEN n^AAlig^POUNki 2-lb. FRIE Thursday Members of the Ran­ Adult Education Council, 7:30 p.m., high school. FRESH BROCCOLI dolph Township High Whole Chickens School Concert Band will YOGURT ^ r% E N T R E E ? CHICKEN arrive in South Windsor 1 2 o ic a n halfoalloncont. I ^ ^ALL VARIETIES LARGE Thursday to participate in Hebron BUNCH a musical exchange 21/2 TC I ASP REG. OR CRINKLE program with the South AUNT JEMIMA-FROZEN Today 10 OZ. 9oz.: 3 LBS. INDIAN RIVER ■ LARCg'17 SIZE Windsor High Concert Board of Tax Review, 9 a.m. to noon. Town Office 4 9 LB. WAFFLES pkg 59< FRENCH FRIES pkgs. Band. MORTON Building. Seedless f $i A&PVEGETABLES A motorcade, headed by RHODES ANN PAGE-ICE CREAM Monday U.S.D.A. CHOICE-BEEF U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BE€F U.S.D.A. C H O IC E-BEEF U.S.GOVT. INSPECTED-GRADE "A " White Grapefruit I • a police cruiser, carrying 20C2. 12 ct. Town offices open, 7 to 9 p.m. the school’s “Bobcat,” will POLY BAD BREAD DOUGHS U'99° SANDWICHES pt: Ceremonies during ISK OLD ROAST BEEF . ‘ 2.69 COLONIAL Crisp Carrots "■ '«» 3'“ *1. CHUCK STEAK HAM STEAKS MNILIll l i‘ 2.29 Friday evening will include P tN W A V _ ^ ^ 2 NOVA SCOTIA LOX slk'i ‘ 1.89 Lo Cal Dressingsv.'ir,.;t^ru.69* the presentation of a South IQUID (UNDER- MEAT & BEEF FRANKS ..‘ 1.19 South Windsor BUDE) BEEF BOLOGNA . ‘ 1.39 POOD CLUa SLIClOf Windsor town seal and- /^/M r^ IT C P«P-COOKfO$ALAMI-IOZ.CQ« Wild Bird Food >"<>“"'>•*“ *2.89 OULU wU I d tOLO«NA ■ LUNCHION PKOVET^ • 1 . 4 9 . SHAH suitably inscribed gifts for Monday CHEDDAR CHEESE . ‘2.09 "PiNI MOUNTAIN" — U.$.O.A. CHOICI ia each visiting student. South Windsor Town Council work session, 7:30 p.m.. SLICING PROVOLONE . ‘ 1.89 PATTIES BEEF B PEPPER .1.89* Fireplace Logs •uRNmei -06* SIRLOIN TIP ROAST IMNO VACUUM PACKIO The concert will be open Town Hall. LUNCHEON LOAF . ‘ 1.79 FOOD CLUB BACON . . ‘ 1.39 Ligh ts Heavenly Margarine-Quarters CAPITAL FRANKS PIODUCf lYfM Of m W llKI to the public. Tickets will 14 OZ Mb. Tuesday l i‘ 1.59 IMPERIAL POIMO COOKED SALAMI«“-«■» be available at the door. On ANGEL CAKE pttg- 79° pkg 69< Library Board of Directors, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. ITALIAN SAUSAGE miT StAFOOD SPfCIALSI the weekend of March 10 OIM CHOPPED LIVER .... 89* BUNCH Jane Parker-Sliced ASP-Juice Fresh Kohlrabi 3 9 ’ '/ i g a l . Q Q ( Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town CHILD MILD FRANKS .,8 9 ' POLLOCK FILLE T .. ‘ 1.19 KOHLRABI, WNICN MIANS CAIOAOI TURNIP HM A PUVOt the South Windsor students 20 OZ. 5 NOODLE PUDDING SIMILAR TO THAT OP A TUINIP »UT IIM ILO fN AND IH rllT IR , IT II WHITE BREAD GRAPEFRUIT glass w i l Hall. PIN! POR SUKIYANI ANO TIMPURA. 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Soma used to lay that a par- Tuesday ion carrying farn bloiiomi PRIOS IM FCIIVi FFB 26AAARCH4 19/8 W) RESFRV) THE RICHT TOLIMIT SAIES I03PACKAGFSON ANY ITEM UNLESSOTHERWISF NOTED ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALERS OR RE I AIL DEALERS • • • NO) RESPONSIBLE FOR FYPOt'iHAPHICAt FRRtVFS Board of Education budget committee, 7:30 p.m would find gold. School Administration Building, Park Street. 410 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKII: MANCHEStER MANCHlSTTin EVENING HERALD MdiKlK>lcr funn but M> 2'. 1V> I’M.l, HU. Ii PAGE F O U R -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sal . Keb. 25. Itf78 Aquinas utilizes quickness N*w books at library J MHS hosts DE€A meeting mountain and other essays 1865-90 New books at Walker Help for the in E flat, op.S5 leroica) (master employee), petroleum; Reed — From private vice The Distributive Education Clubs Manchester winners are as Manchester’s Mary hyperactive child - Beethoven: Symphony No. 9 Robert Turcotte (manager, to make HCC Playoff finals to public virtue in D minor op.l25 "Choral and of America (DECA) held their an­ follows; Cheney Library: Reilly - Genetics, law. and Weaver — Puccini: the man petroleum; Michael Balfour and his music Fantasy in C minor for piano, nual career development conference could never recover. F ielioii .social policy (manager), food service. East Catholic came within sophomore Bob Venora. The 6-foot-2 Aquinas advantage proved too much. Weingarten — Intimations chorus and orch.” op80 recently at Manchester High School. First place — Laura Watkins Mark Zaleski and Andy Giertz Ro.senzweig — We Jews Third—Darlene Benedict, (master four points with four minutes forward netted 11 markers in the Creasey — Day of fear of mortality A GI!s Germany in sound (master employee), food marketing; Aqiiinu. (76) Brown 3 0-2 6. FoJior 13 Seale - A loney rage MHS students were among the 80 canto as East closed the gap to 54-47 joined Foster in double figures for Evelyn — The fatal trip Weiss — Access to the world and music employee) general merchandising; left but couldn't come any 5-6 31. DcAngclis 1 0-0 2. Zalrski 6 4-6 16. Shipman — SRL students who also attend^ from Cheryl Weidl (manager level); food the SainU with 16 and 10 respwtive- Hale — Island of mystery West — Diabetic menus, Mozart: Piano concerto No. Robert Juliano (master employee), heading into the final stanza. Giertz 5 0-2 10, Maietta 11-13. Farrell 02- photographers handbook Windham, Penney, Wethersfield and marketing (manager level); l«ri closer as it dropped a 76-68 ly, Eric Hall led three Eagles in twin King — Night shift meals, and recipes 20 in D minor. Piano concerto finance; Robert Enders (master The Eagles closed to within four 2 2, Centeno 3 04) 6. Tolal.i 32 12-19 76 Sidel - A healthy state Elast Windsor high schools. Wilkie (master employee), general decision to quick St. Thomas digits with 14,12 coming at the chari­ Rendell — A judgment in White — Convert your oil No. 6 in B flat employee), food service. points with half the final quarter to K««l C .iliolir (68) Venora 5 3-3 13. Stuart - Act thin, stay thin merchandising; Darra Zankman and ty stripe. Venora tallied 13 and Pete stone furnace to wood: 2nd ed. Music and dialogue from the These students will represent the Aquinas in the opening round go. But a missed front end of a one- Hall I 12-14 14. Smith 3 2-2 8. Kiro 4 2-2 10. Talbert - What is a Gospel? Melissa Comeau (master employee), Stevenson — Listening Wickham — The indoor gar­ Warner Brothers TV series Each student was given two of the HCC Basketball Playoff and-one situation was turned into a Kiro 10 for East. Murphy 4 0-0 8, Hammick 1 3-4 5. Wict - Theoharous — Cooking and Manchester High School DECA valley den Kung Fu written tests and a case study. apparel; John Halvorsen (master John Wieezorek led a trapping East zorek 4 0-0 8, Foss 0 0-0 0. Fournier 1 0-0 2 baking the Greek way chapter at the state conference to be last night at the University of three-point play by Lee Maietta, his N onfiction Wright — Richard Wright The Oscar Peterson Trio: Manchester High School's DECA employee), petroleum, a category press in the second half but the Totals 23 22-25 68 Thomas — Dust of life held March 13 to 15 at the Hartford only points of the evening, and East reader The trio for service-station attendants. Hartford, Belle — The diplomacy of ’The truth of God incarnate chapter produced more first-place The Young Lovers: Get Second place — Debbie Hagenow Hilton. Third-seeded Northwest Catholic detente Tulman — Going home winners than any other school. together I upset South Catholic in the opener to Bennett - 1001 ways to Twaronite — Letter to a Beethoven: Symphony No. 3 avoid getting mugged move into Monday night’s cham­ Beresiner — Collector's pionship tilt against Aquinas. East Nail biting time for coaches guide to paper money and South will meet in a consolation Berg — Remembered gate FINAST SUPERMARKE'rS OPEN SUNDAY 9 T O 4 tilt at 6:45, action to take place at the NEW YORK (UPI) - Watch as they seek to land one of the 32 Wednesday. The Atlantic Coast. Eiermel — Artaud's theatre University of Hartford. berths in the prestigious and Southern, Ohio Valley, Metro 7, Big of cruelty Fin^8l,Supeniuirk«t Kelly Road and Route 83, Vernon Open Sunday 9 To 6 the sale of tranquilizers jump Sky. Eastern Eight, East Coast. Big The Saints, top ranked club in the at the local campus drugstores lucrative postseason tourney which Blue jolts: true stories tourney, broke to an 18-6 lead after will culminate at St. Louis on March Eight. Southwest and Missouri from the cuckoo's neat during this next week. The 25-27. Valley Conferences all select their Capstick — Death in the the first quarter. Aquinas was able to break the Eagle press long for easy most nerve-wracking seven Right now only one coach can rest NCAA representatives through long grass postseason tournaments. Chandler — One hundred buckets to Rod Foster, who tallied 15 days of the college basketball easily this next week, knowing his i| Large Eggs || of his game-high 31 points before in­ club has already locked up an The East Coast Athletic tons of gold season are here. Conference, which is a governing Charnin — Annie, a theatre termission. With the start of the NCAA tourna­ automatic bid to the tournament memoir Aquinas stretched the margin to 37- Gary Cunningham, in his first year body for eastern colleges, also con­ nnast ment only 15 days away, teams will ducts a tournament to fill three at- Clarke — The last caravan WhHsaBrown 22 at the half with the Eagles coming be battling their hardest next week as head man at UCLA, watched his Cohen — Guide to intelligent back in the third stanza behind team capture the Pacific Eight large berths in the NCAA tourney. investing 48« That also will be held next week at championship for the 14th straight Crawford — Writer's legal year Thursday night and can relax three different locales — Providence, guide | f O B I until March 11 when the Bruins play R.I.; Uniondale, N.Y., and Farb — Humankind * Thoughts a West regional first round game at Rochester, N.Y. Feinman — Alternate forms Other conferences which will be of energy m Eugene, Ore. Bringing ball up court 1 decided next week are the Big Ten, Motional Brands Sole! For the rest, though, the NCAA Fiedler — Fraka ApLENty Filbee — Dictionary of tournament is still a dream. There ivy League, Western Athletic, Mid­ With mouth agape, East Catholic's Tom Hammick (311 brings country furniture are still 16 automatic bids awaiting American, Southeastern, West Coast ball into front court with St. Thomas Aquinas’ Rod Foster ilOi The Gambler 's bedside book D el Monte Margarine II conference champions and another 15 Athletic and the Pacific Coast behind play. (Herald photo by Dunn) Garrity — Canal boatman bids to be ex ten d i to at-large teams, Athletic. Gay — Freud. Jews, and Great time to stock up on Vegetables By Len Auster and they will be determ ine on the Among the independents who other Germans FInast court during the next seven days. should lock up bids to the NCAA by Gilbert — Ferber, a Prom him i the end of next week are Marquette, these outstanding values. YSour Choke ol: Ten of the major conferences con­ Indian swimmers biography Lsof Spinach, Cut duct postseason tournaments to DePaul, Notre Dame, Utah State and Girard — How to sell Check and see for yourself! nflh M l ca«on and pinlau It 17 so It non ^ Bits and pieces Thursday as previously reported. Detroit. Illinois State, Pan American anything to anybody Qraon Boons, determine their NCAA represen­ UnWmcaiaonpitlaintir. Manchester High will have both and North Texas State also are under Glickman — Who cares for Wholo Bools, VOdF*2IOnnRli4.1l7ini Mike Quesnel, former Manchester relays and several individuals tative and they will begin as early as finish strongly consideration for at-large bids. the baby? Your Choice ^ PoosaC sm ls High basketball standout, was entered. The state Class LL Cham­ Greven — Protestant romoted Tuesday to the varsity at pionship Meet is next Saturday with temperament Slice d C arro ts Manchester High swimming team wound up 1977-78 action Sle University of Maine for the clos­ the State Open slated March Groene — Living aboard ing four game's. with a fine 6-2 record by virtue of a 93-74 win over F^nficld High your recreational vehicle 11.. The annual Cops and Robbers Cougars ousted W hole Potatoes Upton Lite Lunch Quesnel, third all- yesterday in Enfield. Harper — How you can beat benefit basketball game sponsored time leading Indian The Cougars wind up with a 9-15 (E). 3 Franklin (Ei 133 5 points the killer diseases Cream-Style Corn by the Manchester (inference of Top-ranked Housatonic Com- Solid efforts were turned in by Chickon, Bt 100 fly I. Rawson lEi. 2 H Michaud Harvard guide to modern Oriontal Stoefcpol scorer, led the Churches and Manchester Police is munity College ousted record while Housatonic goes into Glenn Eagleson, Bob Halldin, Bob psychiatry Black ^ a r s ' 10-0 the championship tilt with a 21-2 Michaud, Wayne Smith and Brett (Ml. 3 Halldin iMi 58 4 W hole K ern el C orn Richmond scheduled next Sunday at Clarke Manchester Community 100 free: 1. Wilkie Ml. 2 fanner (Mi. Hazleton — Israel women jayvee club in record. Gallagher in the Indian victory. I H Dotorgont15*O FF — — . Prozon Arena at 8 o’clock. There will be a C ollege from the CCCAA 3 Devine (El 56 7 Hefley — The church that 12 oz. can point-making to prelim game at 6:30... Helped by John Zito's fine Results: product a President earn the call. He —j Basketball Tournament last shooting, the Cougars managed to 200 m edley relay: 1. Entield, 2 500 free: 1 B Michaud iMi,2 Halldin IM), 3 Ellis lE l 5:39 0 Howarth — 1066: the year of will continue to night, 106-87, at Plainville stay with the highly touted Hawks for Manchester, 3. Enfield 1:54 2 the conquest Tomalo Juice Tomato Sauce! Facial TIssuos ~ ^ lllMRl e 200 free: 1. DiManno (M), 2 Ellis (Ei. 100 back: 1 .Smith (Ml, 2 Reardon (Ei. dress and start for Looked like upset High. a half, trailing 51-39 at the intermis­ 3 Meridy (Ml 1 03 7 Hyatt — Before you marry the Maine jayvees which have two sion. MCC held a 24-23 lead at one 3. Libby (M) 2:14.5 . . again V»lt>.F.IrFM 2r*1 It looked like there was going to be 200 IM: 1. Rawson (E), 2. Wilkie (Ml, 100breast: 1 Rosewoir (Ei.2 ('lillord games remaining... (M), 3 Prenelta (Mi 1 16 2 The insiders' guide to the an upset Thursday night as East point but was severely crippled when 3. Gallagher (M) 2:19.5. $1 f Joe Whelton needs 32 points in his 6-9 center Bruce LeDoyt picked up 400 free relay: 1 Manchester. 2 colleges Hartford High led Penney at the half 50 free; 1. Reardon (Ei.2 Folgcr(Ei, Manchester Manchester, 3 Enfield 4:158 Kirk — Snow final two games to pass A1 Weston in a first round CCIL Basketball his third personal foul and had to be 3. Devine (E) :24.5 Kohn — The widower 46 oz. for fifth place on the all-time UConn Playoff tilt. taken out. Diving I E.iglesnn iM> 2 Rrrinlnrr Krusz — Building miniature cans scoring list. The Huskies host The Hawks built to the lead in the \ ^ \ The Hornets seemed to be in con­ in playoff houses and furniture Famous Brand Manhattan tonight at the Field House trol and in good shape as Penney second half with- the clincher with Kyemba — A state of blood in Storrs at 7:30 and wind up at Fair- Manchester High and 6:17 to go when LeDoyt fouled out. LeFlore — Breakout opened the third quarter in a man-to­ field University Tuesday night... man defense, not its normal zone Rockville High will engage in a Zito in his finest game of the Weakened matmen Leimbach — All my \ / Vanity Fair \ Boston University basketball coach season had 27 points for MCC with meadows alignment. The Black Knights do not playoff to determine the eighth Roy Sigler will step down at the con­ Sean Thompson chipping in 20 Lindbergh — Autobiography play a man defense very well, yet it. and final post-season berth in of values clusion of this year. The Terriers along with full court pressure turned markers. Joe Frazier had 26 tallies tumble to Knights Class LL Region I. The Lowell offering: Taste O’Sea\/ Bathroom ^ have had four straight losing seasons the tide. and Gene Cauthen and Eric Dawkins writings by New England mill under Sigler...No. 1 women’s tennis East Hartford lost its composure, The two quintets were forced into a 18 apiece for Housatonic. still feeling the effects of the flu, Manchester High's wrestling women Dinners, Sole, Fish play Chris Evert will rejoin the cir­ playoff as a result of Fitch High’s 71- OWWtf Penney was able to revert back to its team saw its six-match win skein fall, 26-22, to Penney High Luftwaffe: a history cuit next month in Boston. She has zone after taking the lead, and the 67 double overtime victory over Mead — Letters from the lUiCf or Flounder II Tissue c;, i llou.aionir (106) Dawkins 8-2-18, L yesterday at Clarke Arena. The match was originally slated been on a well-earned rest since last result was a Knight victory. Waterford High Thursday night. The field Williams 5-3-13, Frazier 11-4-26, Koonce Tuesday but was postponed. November... There was surprise expressed by win moved Fitch into seventh place Murphy — Commissioner in the standings with an 8-10 record. 3-0-6, Cauthen 7-4-18, Williams 4-2-10, Napier — The family cruci­ Ernie DiGregorio must be some over the relative smallness of Bryant 2-3-7, Hopkins 1-2-4, Hilton 2-0-4. Despite the loss, the Silk Towners Scholsky, Dave Anderson and Bob A loss would’ve dropped Fitch out of ble relieved, having been signed by the the crowd, considering there was an Totals 43-20-106. retain second place in the CCIL at 7- Gagnon scored wins for Manchester the state tournament on a percentage Noble — How to live with Boston Celtics through the rest of intratown matchup. But 1) Simsbury MCC (87) Thompson 9-2-20, Zito 13-1- 2. They’re 10-4 overall. The Indians with Pat Bixby earning a draw. Doug other people’s children this season. “I hope I can help until versus Windham is not a bitter basis. 27, LeDoyt 5-1-11, Zocco 3-1-7, Wilson 2-0- wind up regular season action today Marshall, previously unbeaten, O'Connor — The money pit A “ 9 0 / the end of the year,” the former rivalry and 2) .people stayed away Date and site for the Manchester- 4, Nolen 1-2-4, Milner 2-2-6, Bazzano 0-0-0, against crosstown East Catholic at wrestled ill and dropped a 7-5 deci­ Niedomys 1-0-2, Fuller 0-0-0, Litke 2-2-6, O’Connor — Landscape Providence College star stated, figuring Penney would take care of Rockville encounter are still to be the Eagles’ Nest at 1 o’clock. sion. Penney’s Larry Puchalsky drawing and painting Totals 38-11-87. “...I’m in better shape than when I East Hartford, as it had done twice determined. Bob Wilson, Chris Luz, Mike pinned Tim Wrobel in Ihe Palmer — ’The comprehen- First O ' The Fresh Produce Specials! got here. I feel my game is really sive guide to board previously. heavyweight division to give the wargaming coming along well and my spirits are The CCIL Playoff is three years old Knights,^ 4 in the league, the vic­ Plowden — Marriage with Iceberg Lettuce McIntosh Apples a lot better now.” and eight of the 10 teams in the Penney five I No one beats Burfoot i tory. my kingdom ^ ^ ^ ^ a t more value on Moat Street U.S.A.! DiGregorio admits, “ When I league have made appearances, the -S Results: 101 - Polo (P) dec. Collins 13- Atmoipbtr* V, Rabinowitz — Race signed (with Buffalo Braves) I ended exceptions Conard and Enfield. Only % 4, 108— Veltri (P) dec. Colbath 8-0,115 — Crisp Controllad in CCIL finals NEW LONDON (UPI) — The two youngsters made a cou- | relations in the urban South, CO fom h U.S. Fancy up being secure for the rest of my Penney has been in all three with Askwyth (P) dec. Sinamon 4-0, 122 — 2W” mln. life.” The backcourt performer inked Manchester and Windham each two- Consolation and cham- pie of mistakes Thursday. | Wilson (M) dec. Russell 4-2, 1 2 9 - Bixby 49? one of those pacts which pays and time participants. The first was leaving an empty apartment with the | (M) drew with Bates 2-2. 135 — Corrado heH Sirloin pionship games in the CCIL | Manchester | pays, even if you don’t play... It was suggested here last year tenant’s stereo equipment. | (P) dec Tedford 9-1, 141 — Luz (Ml dec FloildaGrapefiuit Fresh Tom atoes Rick Barry of the Golden State that the winner of the playoff receive Basketball Playoff are on tap ^ Thibodeau 10-1, 149 — Pronly (P) dec public records J The second was trying to outrun the neighbor who saw them. >:] Marshall 7-5, 158 — Scholsky (Ml dec Warriors to the surprise of no one a trophy, some sort of recognition. tonight at Penney High in East Jj; Indian River PackadRlpa The pursuer, was Amby Burfoot, 1967 National Collegiate cross coun- Bolles 10-0, 170 — Anderson (Ml dec L leads the NBA in free throw shooting, That idea has fallen, it appears, on Hartford. | Seedless 27 cL For Top Flavor S t ^ k try champion, winner of the 1968 Boston Marathon, and perennial g Bolles 6-2, 188 — Gagnon (Ml pinned Warranty deeds 4 - * 1 3 *1 connecting on over 90 percent of his deaf ears. R’s up to the principals of East Hartford High, 11-10, opposes champ of the Manchester Turkey Day Five-Mile Road Race. g; Clymer2:53, Unlimited — Puchalsky (Pi E.F. Associates, 68S 31b 4 9 « tries. “I just can’t believe any player the schools to decide so how about 14-7 Simsbury High in the 6:15 con­ Burfoot was home for lunch, watching his baby while his wife jogged pinned Wrobel 4:39. Fresh Yellow O nions _____ b.g 10” Foliage Show Plant .. 12.99 in the NBA should hit less than 80 it guys. Stop procrastinating and vote Parker St. to Se-Fish USDA solation opener while the nightcap with the family dog, when he heard a noise and saw the youngsters run- Recall goalie Associates of Connecticut, Fresh Eggplant ...... 3 i b .1 .0 0 6" Foliage Plant Ataortedv * .... 3 . 9 9 M 49 percent from the foul line,” says on an award to be presented to the pairs 12-8 Windham against 19-2 ning from the apartment downstairs with the stereo. property at 150 to 160 CHOICE Beef Loin Barry unabashedly. Barry is only one winner. It’s the least you can do. Penney in the championship tilt at 8 He did what came naturally. He gave chase— through snowdrifts, into | DENVER (UPI) - The Colorado Colonial Road and 1 of two players who currently shoots o’clock. backyards, across fences and up and down streets before he finally g Rockies Thursday recalled Frozen Food Values! Finast!!! A Fresh Way Bone In his charity tosses underhanded. The Progress Drive, $539 con­ To Save! Sports Editor Earl Yost has been Penney beat Windham in the CCIL nabbed one of the culprits. J: goaltender Bill McKenzie from the veyance tax. lib; other is George Johnson of the New Playoff championship game a year American Hockey Leagues' N i b l e t s C o r n InsSSrsIwn .... 2 jS ^ 1 .0 0 Brocks Candies 4 Varieties . . 2 X 1 .0 0 on vacation the last two weeks—in “I kept screaming I’d catch them,” said the former Marathon winner, First Hartford Realty to Jersey Nets... Hawaii. He will be back Mon­ ago. The Knights have been in all noting he had rat his running down to 40 m f Philadelphia Firebirds to replace in­ Finast Bread Dough ...... *b^ 9 9 * D o g F o o d 4V^tfietie8...... Date for the Class LL Qualifying John W. Schneider and Otis'. 1.00 Fresh lU rkeys day...Have a good weekend. " three playoff finals. jured goalie Michel Plasse. A s s t Pork Chops Swim Meet is Wednesday, not Pamela W. Schneider of Stuffed Peppere . X 9 9 * D e l M o n t e stewed Tomatoes. . ■ . 2!a^.89* South Windsor, Unit 78D, Maivsl FwkLoln Forest Ridge Con­ Mixed V^etables 3|*^ 1.00 D e l M o n t e Fruit CocktaH...... ^2S.' 6 9 * 8-14 lb. Ayg. Hans iq«.59* ConWna 3 CaiUf, 3 SWoln dominiums, $59.40 con­ G reen G iant Ricev«..P«o,M.owy X D e l M o n t e SIICMt Peach.* . . . . .^cS69* H p 3 B M c veyance tax. Salisbury Steak OreenOlinl a . Theresa Piccolo to X 9 9 * Del M onte'^Q S£I»*.. 2 1 2 S 1 .0 0 290Z.1 Ronald J. Fournier and Del M onte Pear H alves. Roasting Chickens Baseball owners want to oust Kuhn fUdmond PoMltr Flavora . . canf79* Ground Beef Dale H. Gustafson, proper­ Hgal.l Panobecol cont. RechRegular ty at 28, 30 and 32 Church Ice Cream Farm-Fresh Dairy Buys! Vac-Pack Contains Not Mora St., $65,000. 8-6 lb. Awrage Than 28K Fit Ronald J. Fournier and 74f AnyShaPkg. Dale H. Gustafson to 98f O ra n g e J u iM Brookfide Farms ChlekMi but replaeement eandidate laeking Theresa Piccolo, property Fnsh from Baker Bonalaaa Bast Loin U J J )A Choica at 28, 30 and 32 Church St., Street at Finast! TroptciiM Leg Q uarters WHh $5,000. Ibp Sirloin «Mk fice to help settle the contractual missioner, lie was asked if he felt j q Lincoln, wearily. “Anyone them off and hope they don’t critic. Fidele J. Savoie and I Farms ChlekMi-wing AiiKh«i ^ . By M ILT RICHMAN he had as much authority as Lan­ FlnittWhol«Mllk32oz.conL M Loin IM s s a U JA A . Cholea suddenly come up with enough ad­ If I were asked to assess the differences that arose between Huberte M. Savoie to Earl UPI Sports Editor will do for you, but I must dis had. Breast QuartersoQf ditional support to push him out. kind of job Kuhn has done since Finley and Catfish Hunter at the F. McFarland and Donna RioottaCheese ^ T i PorterfiousesM NEW YORK (UPI) - have someone.” becoming commissioner nine end of the 1974 season. "Yes, I do,” he said. "The M. McFarland, property at Round Top Bread The major league baseball If he can manage to hang on that authority is there. It is up to the , OookaideFSna* During Abraham Lincoln’s years ago, my first consideration Instead, he stood aside, 137 Edgerton St., ^3,000. Taste Like Chicken Legs Nn8yPaek2.3HM Avg . _ lor London Brad’ owners are in pretty much the long, Kuhn will come up for re- commissioner to use it. The power Shoulder steak u.Bon.lM.BMl Chuck |i. presidency, an anguished election in 1981, one year before would be the general state claiming the impasse between Alan G. Cox and Homemade ^toal Sour Cream 09 ^icken Thighs .. «,,oir same situation t^ ay . baseball was in when he took it Finley and Hunter was outside his emerges from his ability to lead Maureen M. Cox to Harold Top Sirloin Steak 2.29 group of senators and con­ Some of them are extremely un­ his present term expires. He’s ser­ people and guide men’s thinking." ...... 9 9 * ving his second term right now over nine years ago as compared jurisdiction, and the result was E. Tarbell and Jane B. More Grocery Values! wiimstjcksssttssKtr gressmen marched in on him happy over the Way Commissioner At times, when Kuhn should Big Sandwich B r e a d . . . . 2*i.“ 1 . 0 0 IoP 5^Steakch«>?^ w1.79 and his prospects of a third one with what it is today. Hunter became the first of the Tarbell, property at 3 Chicken Breast ^ tog at the White House one day Bowie Kuhn is running their multimillion-dollar free agents. have exerted his authority more, Vlasic Kosher Spears.. .. *1? 69* Sinoln Steak vTsToTo'ic.. •, are not especially bright. Regardless of those increased French Road, $46.20 con­ Fresh Hamburg Rolls ... O’!!? 1.00 . . . 1.89 business and would like to see him he didn’t. And at other times when Chicken Livers ...... 'nS sg* demanding that he fire He can point to the fact atten­ attendance figures, I believe there That opened the floodgates. veyance tax. Vlasic Polish Spears...... 'js' 69* 7-Bone Roast usT a* ^ . . . . e 99* out tomorrow, but none has been he did show his authority, as in the English M uffins ...... 3 * ^ 1 . 0 0 George McClellan, a top dance in the major leagues is up, isn’t much question that baseball I’m not one who always harkens Dennis A. Viera and Sweet Butter Chips...... '?? 59*i able to come up with a candidate has deteriorated. back to the late Kenesaw Moun­ cases of Vida Blue’s sale first to Marie Norma Viera of Plain DonutSoMFMhM,...... ’35* 5 9 « Seafood Specials! Union general in the Civil « but that is due to expansion as to replace him. Bowie Kuhn can argue he is not tain Landis because I distinctly the New York Yankees and then to Glendale, Ariz. to Fidele J. Del Monte Peas _____ 3 ',^ 1.00 Mr. Dell Delights! much as anything else. Likewise, War. Lincoln listened to Kuhn has five more years to go to blame for the advent of free recall some of the criticism the Cincinnati Reds, I think he Savoie and Huberte M. he can also cite the fact that TV Cup-A-Soup«KS5a.. 2W 1.00 them patiently and then had on a seven-year contract that pays agency and the subsequent enor­ leveled at him during his overdid it. Savoie, property at 785 C o d F H M s him $150,(MO a year plus expenses. and radio revenue are also way up, I do know that somewhere along Biillo Soap Pads...... 2'S? 39« 1 " a question. but overall, baseball’s TV revenue mous increase in player salaries, stewardship as commissioner, but Tolland Turnpike, $56,000. His contract could be bought up at the line Bowie Kuhn gave up his “But whom will I replace doesn’t compare ^ith football’s. yet I can remember instances 1 also remember the great Friskies Cat Food 1.001 any time, and there are those who right to control — or if you prefer, •Murriuge licenueH American Cheese iMdo ukM . 1,1.59 him with?” he said. It is easy to criticize Bowie where he could have made his promise for the future Kuhn con­ TUriwtnilet would vote to buy it up immediate­ direct — the players. Peter J. Saglio and Roast Beef JsStSSt...... „ 2.29 “Anyone will do,” was the Kuhn. No matter who the baseball weight felt as commissioner but veyed upon taking office, the great Patricia A. Menard, both Cook n’Serveware ly, like Charlie Finley of Oakland, backed off instead. promise which has been far from The players were the first to Cooked Ham'ST’...... pS-gi response from several of the Brad Corbett of Texas and Ray commissioner is, he makes a realize it. Now the owners do also of Manchester, March 11 at Dabonaira This Wsak’a ' .29 Specifically, I think he could fulfilled. legislators. Kroc of San Diego. Basically, perfect target and when it comes and that’s why Bowie Kuhn is in home. knportsd Faafurs to that, suddenly everyone is a have used the authority of his of­ Shortly after becoming com­ David C. Winegar and PorcsIaInClad BlnehSkm “No, gentlemen,” said what Kuhn has to do now is hold trouble. Kathleen M. Chabot, both Prices effecflva February 26 tl»uM«ch 4,1978. We raserve the right to UmH quantities. Not reaponafela (or lypographicN arrora. of Manchester, March 4. PAOK SIX-B - MANCHKSTER EVENING HKRAt.n. Miimlit su-r. Conn,. Sill . Koli IV I1I7H MA.NCHhiSTEH EVE.M.Mi MKHAU). .MamhoUT t oon .Sat lili Z'l )»ix I’.Ntil. sKW.N I)

H»lp Wtntpd 13 HtSp Wantml l ] Holp Wanted 13 Bruins lose NOTICES Holp Wantod 13 Homaa For B ah 33 Homaa For ta la 23 SALES POSITION - Straight commissions, leads furnished PART TIME Huusokreping lo homeowners. Call 242-5402. child care Four mornings per Lo$l tnd Found National Weather Forecast week Experience neacssary two goalies Rclerenr-es preferred May REWARD - Lost - German EXCELLENT opportunity lo learn wholesale hardward SERVICE bring small ^ ild .Must have BOSTON (UPI) — Early in the season. Boston Shepherd puppy, four months ® ie H eralii ear Call after 7pm 643-7298 old. no tags. Drown with white business Good working con­ Bruins Coach Don Cherry referred to his ditions. short hours. 522-1107. markings. Lost Iasi Thursday. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING KN or LPN full nr part time 7 overstock of goaltenders as an enjoyable Cooper Street area. Call 647- TECHNICIAN am to'3 pm l.aurel Manor 1669. problem, but he faces more serious woes Satur­ METRO SECURITY Incor- ' i w n M I B 91 Chestnut Street. 649-4519 poraled has full and part time day night. STRAYED From Wells and openings. Applicants must HF-STAl'RANT Vine street area. Large, grey make ncal api^arance. Be at Rapidly axpanding laader In lha alarm industry PHONE 643-2711 MANAGEMENT THAINKE • With Gerry Cheevors out available, the Bruins will and while neutered cal. least 18 years of age. Have Nationwide Fasl Food Oiain with a torn ligament in his be approaching the Injured back and tail. clean police record. Own offars career opportunity with professional alaff FO/f ASSISTANCE IN PLACiNO YOUR AD KxecllenI growth potential in Reward. Call 643-2210. / r iotjiIMAMMIA* right knee and GiJIes playoffs. transporlalion. and telephone. I to install, maintain and trouble ihool low voltage the greater Hartford area. Gilbert still sidelined with Why not lake a few minutes to Exeellent salary. Health It Cheevers tore the liga­ Por$on»l$ 2 talk with us. We are located at audio alarm ayslems. Basic alectrical/electronic l.ile Insurance llenelits. Paid a sprained right 'ankle, ment in a Tuesday collision 34 Connecticut Blvd.. East knowledge and wiring experience necessary. MMMin Vacations Send resume to aaaaaaaaaaaaeaaaaeaaaaaaae RUSSELL S BARBER Si I r** MANCHESTER iioston will go with one in the Bruin s win over the Hartford. Conn. If you are un­ Must lake pride in work will consider apprentice Fleagane Enterprises Ine . Privata Inatructlona IB goalie when they face off Colorado Rockies. It was Styling Shop announces ap­ able to slop in our office, call e o Wendy's Old-Fashioned pointment accepted Thursday 528-4464. 643-2711 with minimum experience. Excellent references Ilaniburgs. 1007 Farmington REMEDIAL READING and against the Los Angeles the second injury to his RANCH thru Friday. 8 a.m. to 5:30 Avenue. West Hartford. math, individualized work Kings on the West Coast. right knee this season. p.m. Walk’-ins Saturdays 8 essentisl. Call 247-4500 between 10 a.m. and 3 Conn 06107 program. ilst-8lh grade) bv FIrbpiBcvd living room, Ron Grahame. Gilbert, however, is a m. to 5 p.m. Call 646-'6659. DESIGNER DRAFTSMAN - CongratulationB Gerry Blanchard p.m. for a application. un MxrKrK »otoc»8» • '—------^ master's degree teacher 568 largo country kltchan, corner of Oak and Spruce To design cabs for industrial 8075 Ihraa badro'^\ garago, statistically one of the top expected to return to ac­ Streets five goaltenders in the tractors. Must be boMman) lot, walk tive duly next week. He is PIANO INSTiU'CTION - NHL, will play. The former also one of the NHL’s top knowledgable of sheet metal and For period ending 7 p.m. EST Saturday During Saturday, CM lilER lo Oran.4 ., Junior high, fabrication and stress loading. ‘ SONITROL SECURITY SYSTEMS snow or snow flurries may be found over parts ol the north Experienced, creative WHA goalie was in goal five goaltenders. He's teacher Degree, state and and High School. 844,. Must be self motivated in­ Atlantic states, the Lukes region and the Great Plains area during Boston’s win over allowed an average of 2.38 H e r a l d dividual capable of working OF HARTFORD INC. national certification All 800. Otherwise, aside from rain along the upper Pacilie Coast, Vancouver Wednesday. It goals a game while posting without constant supervison. • Cheney Tech Baiketball Team • levels, beginners welcome F. J. Spilecki Inc. Pay commensurate with abili­ generally fair weather should prevail elsewhere Maximum |crest Many extras Gretchen Van w as th e first time a 15-5-2 mark. ty. Call or write Windham In­ temperatures include Atlanta 56. Boston 35. Chicago 38. Why. 647-9751 Raaltors Grahame. in his first year The Bruins will return to 643-2711 dustry. P.O. Box 240. North Good Luck In the Tournament. Cleveland 33. Dallas 73. Denver 60. Duluth 28. Houston 77. 643-2121 in the NHL. played two Boston Garden Feb. 28 Windham. Conn. 06256. phone Jacksonville 61. Kansas City 50. Little Ro< k 65. l>is Angeles GUITAR. BANJO, Bass consecutive games for the when they play the 423-0502. 65. Miami 74, Minneapolis 36, New Orleans 66. Now York .16. Shady Crest lessons, ages 5-adults Phoenix 78. San Francisco 63. Scallle 53. St Uiuis ,53 and Chords, melody, vocal accom­ GLASTONBURY Bruins. Philadelphia Flyers. The The Martina S E T UP M AN Minnechaug Mountain Washington 44 iirea paniment Eiijovable rapid Cheevers will probably game was originally TOWN OF MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT Precision metal working company has openings for Set Up Man on first progress Free "loan instru­ Exceptionally attractive be lost for the season. He scheduled for Feb. 11 but shill Applicants must be experienced, and competent on aulomalic and and ment 11 years' experience Contemporarv Raised Ranch hand profilers; or horizonlal and vertical milling machines, surface Cathedral celling with beam must wear a case on his was snowed out. It is the NOTICE centerless, cylindrical, and cylindrical grinding, and drill presses 8 hour 646-6557 OF ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE Happy 40th Anniversary I O’Connell Lois ol glass and wrought 2 knee for about six weeks. first of four home games work shill minimum, with considerable overtime Excellent working con­ In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3. Sections 1 ditions and benetils Starting rale up to {6 10 per hour, depending on 13 CERAMICS, CRAFTS. Tole iron, two fireplaces, ra is ^ Bv the lime he becomes for Boston. I Holp Wantod 13 Holp Wantod hearth in family room, built-in and 9 of the Town Charier, notice is hereby given of the adop­ experience. Dr. Area painting, classes forming Mildred and Raymond Miller Jntm'sipd applicant ithould apply at Call Register dally, 1:00 p.m to 3 bookcases, wall-to-wall tion by the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester. carpeting, beautiful treed lot Connecticut. Adopted February 21. 1978. pm Thursday. 6:3d to 8:30 HIGH STANDARD INC. Hurryl Mall or Bring Your Ad Today! p m Pottery Studio. 811 Main $79,900, Philbrick Agency. ORDINANCE 647-9947 .Street, Manche.ster Mall, 646- Realtors. 646-4200 INDEX BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town Msnufseturtng A Msrkstlng Of Sporting f/rttrmt f B o w l i n g ] Love, ■ 31 Prestige Perk Circle, Eest Hertford 06108 Aik for Tom 9243. NOTICII of Manchester that the Town of Manchester sell to the State MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD g U c H c r a l i t America's Oldest Licensor MANCHESTER ■ Unioue 1 — Loil and Found of Connecticut, a certain parcel of land situated in the Town P.O. BOX 591 Contemporarv Ranch Twelve 2 — Paraonali Of Ice Cream Stores rooms, including adioining in­ 5 of Manchester. County of Hartford and State of Connecticut, BLOSSOMS Sherry 3 — Announcamania I Your daughter, Sharon B u iln a tt Opportunity U Schoolt-Claaaat 19 described as follows: MANCHESTlER, CONN. 06040 eUUSIFKO Needs Qualified Families law apartment, sunlten living Scorso 179-469, Barbara 4 — Enlarttinmant BOOKKEEPER AOVERTHim room, formal dining room, 5 — Aucl'Oni A certain piece or parcel of land more particularly Experienced, small three girl To Operate Their Own SMALL ENGINE Service FOR THE BEST-Manchester Sullivan 242-533. Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 three baths, four b^rooms. FINANCIAL described in a map to be filed in the Manchester Town IIP office in Manchester. Some Dear Sira: Corporation - expanding huge (ireplaced family room, 8 - Bondi-Siocki-Mortgagai I pupils per teacher. FREE in­ Clerk's Office, entitled: "Town of Manchester. Map Showing phone and public contact, part dealer network. No game room. Philbrick Agen- CVTKRKRS - Maureen 9 — Parional Loani Land Released to Town of Manchester by the State of CARRIER time with possibility of full Please run the following ad for 4 days at the special experience necessary. troductory lesson with this ad 10 — Insurance cy Realtors. 646-4200 Chapman 132, Angie Or­ Connecticut. Interstate Route 86. Limited Access Highway. time. All replies kept strictly money-saving rate of *4.001 Complete training program Call 646-6306, or 646-3549 EMPLOYMENT CARVEL tolan! 127, Anne Fidler 137, Holp Wantod 13 Holp Wantod 13 confidential. Send resume to $500 investment required to COVENTRY - Privacy 13 — Help Wanted Scale 1 " equals 100'. Karl F. Crawford. Transportation Chik CHECK ENCLOSED CASH ENCLOSED Dorothv Mathes 129, Joan 14 — Busmeat Opportunitiei Engineer-Bureau of Highways. Town No. 76. Project No. 76- Box S, Manchester Evening start your own business. Ideal abounds in this six room full Colby 145-370, Lucille 15 — S'lualion Wanted 88. Serial No. 14A. Sheet 1 of 1 Sheet. " bounded and UPHOLSTERER Wanted - I eper -: Herald. for retired or paart time □ REAL ESTATE dormered Cape Cod set on 1 am looking for a special to 15 hours per week. Full ICE CREAM STORE Details on request, Mr 1/2 acres Landscaped lot. EDUCATION described as follows: Fountain Village Collins 129, Phyllis Hun­ (!harge. Experienced in ICC PART TIME - Earn $4-$5 per ( ) Barker. ESCAA Field 16 — Private Insiructioni “Take charge" person to run ( 1) (2) (3). (4) 9 front to back living room, tington 151-350, Carol Raw- 19 — Schooit-Ciaisaa NORTHERLY: by land now or formerly of Raymond upholstery shop. Should be work helpful, but not hour doing rewarding, Training Division Box 619,, Homaa For Sale 23 dining room, beametf ceiling, 20 -- Instructions Wanted Demers et al.. by the direct extension westerly of the and son 129, Carol Lewie 166- REAL ESTATE experienced in automotive necessary. Please send prestige sales, telephone sales In This Area. Wading River, New York three bedrooms, fireplace, 136-414. 22 — Condonnlnluma northerly non-access highway line of the Tolland Turnpike, and/or marine upholstery. resume to Box RR, c/o work, either mornings or 11792, MANCHESTER - Spring breezeway, 2-car garage $49,- 23 — Homei for Sale designated "Release Line. " and having a distance of 443 Must be able to deal with the Manchester Herald. Beacon Hill evenings. Call 249-6933. We Will Be Street location. Attractive 8- (6) (7 ) (•) (9) ( 10) 500. Philbrick Agency. 24 — Loti'Land for Sale feet, more or less: MANY PEOPLE only dream room Connecticut Gambrel TRI-TOMN - Jim 25 — Investment Property public and work with out Apartments In Bloomfield Realtors. 646-4200. 26 - Business Property EASTERLY: by the direct extension southerly of the supervison. If interested call REAL ESTATE Career - Earn WAITRESS - Experienced on­ March 11th, 12th, of owning their own business. nestled on a beautiful wooded Anderson 209-517, Paul 27 — Resort Property 42,3-0502 for appointment. $15,000-1 annualy. Part timers ly. Must be flexible with Perhaps it’s time for you to lot. Country kitchen, two COVENTRY NORTH - New 28 — Real Estate Wanted easterly property line of said land now or formerly of Ray­ Barton 201-507, Bob Arendt mond Demers et al.: considered. For confidential □ hours. 643-2223 or 647-9995. At The Carvell Store pursue that dream. I have working fireplaces. 2-car gar­ listing. 5 1/2 room Ranch, MtSC. SERVICES ( 11) (12) (13) (14) (IS) 30 — Travel interview. Ralph Pasek, 16 B, Mountain Avenue. over 1,000 businessess for sale age. Must be seen. $70's. R. fireplace, aluminum siding, 232-575. Fred Glancey 243- SOUTHERLY: by Cass Street IF YOU ARE an attractive Call 647-9946 581. Will Scully 201-210-581, 31 — Services Uttered Realtor, 289-7475. RNs - Full and Part time. Day Call Toll Free, 800-431-1008 by owners. Many for Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate. new roof, spacious yard, new 32 — Pamting-Papering WESTERLY: by land of the State of Connecticut, by the motivated woman we need Manchester Evening shifts. Please call. Meadows minimum down. For free 646-1980 , 6647-1139 driveway. Immaculate. $38.- Nick Donaldson 527, Dick 33 — Building-Contracting you. If you are looking for a 34 — Roolng-Sidmg direct extension southerly of the westerly property line of CHILD CARE - Must have Convalescent between 8 and 4 To Set An Appointment brochure write: Interstate 900. Hayyes Corporation, 646- glamorous, challenging posi­ Hvald (IB) (20) Kingsley 531, Gino 35 — Healing-Plumbmg said land now or formerly of Raymond Demers et al. car. Be flexible. Dependable. qi.m. 647-9194, (16) (17) (19) With Our Representatives. Business Marketing, P.O.'Box HEBRON. Make an offer on 0131. Calderone 539. Harold Or- 36 — Flooring The above described premises is conveyed to the State of tion, with a new Pensian Call after 7:00, 289-4013. 1888. Pueblo. Colo. 81002 this spotless seven room 17 — Moving-Trurkmg-Storage cosmetic line, you need us. fitelli 506. Bob Edwards IB — Services Wanted Connecticut as part consideration for other land conveved SECRETARY PART TIME - Ranch Decorator family MANCHESTER - New listing. 236-2381. 633-3366. SORRY! NO PHONE ORDERS. NO REFUNDS. ■ MANCHESTER - Looking to 500. John Booth 504. Cliff lo the Town of Manchester by the State of Connecticut'for PHONE FROM Home to ser­ Hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ad ovar 20 words — Ragulsr Prica room with wood burning 5 1/2 room Ranch, fireplace, MISC. FOR SALE I open your own beauty shop' 10 — Household Goods the proposed Industrial Park. vice our customers in tthe Experience preferred, but not stove, two car garage, acre lot oak floors, carpeting, garage, Clarke 500, Ed Hemphill MEN'S Department Manager RN - 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. full required. Call 646-0505, We have two active Out of state owner anxious. aluminum siding, new roof .m- 1 1 — Articles for Sale This Ordinance shall take effect ten ItO) days after this - full time, must have selling Mancchester area. Flexible time. Enjoy working with an NAME...... I 209-550, Andy Michaud 511, \2 — Building Supplies hours. Super earnings. 249- businesses available for your $52,900. Barnett, Bowman and maculate. $45,900. Hayes Cor­ 3 — Pets -Birds- Dogs publication in this newspaper provided that within ten (101 experience in men's wear or excellent supporting staff, Ron Simmons 511. John 7773. $480. WEEKLY Possible - ADDRESS...... 'C ity...... S tita ...... Up Coda...... ■ inspection. Call today, Co. Realtors, 633-3661. poration. 646-0131. 4 — Livestock days after this publication of this Ordinance a petition signed furnishings. Liberal emplovee caring for our elderly mailing circulars. No gim­ Blanchard & Rossetto. Miller 511. Bill Calhoun 5 — Boats & Accessories discount, paid pension plan, patients. Pleasant at­ F by not less than five (5l percent of the electors of the Town, 6 — Sporting Goods WANTED - Gas station atten­ micks, free details. PHONE NO...... ClASSIHCATION...... | Realtors, 646-2482. MANCHESTER - Two'family ENGLISH COLONIES Realty 217-585. Larry Finni 202, 7 — Garden Products as determined from the latest officials lists of the Registrars plus other benefits. Call Mr. mosphere and excellent SOUTH WINDSOR dant, full or part time. Guaranteed. HABCO, Box 678- 4-4. Oak floors, two furnaces LTD. New Manchester office Joe Cappuccio Sr. 516, 8 — Antiques of Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting Yee, at D&L Store, Vernon, working conditions. Please A Lufkin, Texas, 75901. OFFER EXPIRES FEB. 28lh., 1S78 * SERVICE BUSINESS - With Immaculate. Good rents $46,- 9 — Wanted to Buy Mature, responsible person Anxious to assist you in your Barry DeCarli 219-571, Ken its reference to a special Town election. 875-0785. . call Doris Blain, RN, 646-0129, $800 a week income available 900. Hutchins Agincy, 646- real estate needs. 643-7743. for third shift. References. Manchester Manor Nursing Margotta 519. Mike Martin RENTALS Elizabeth J. Intagliata EMERGENCY MEDICAL BOARD OF EDUCATION in this area. A cash business 3166. 644-8233. 875-1945. 2 — Rooms for Rent Call 871-1698. Home, 385 West Center Street. 244. 3 — Apartments for Rent Secretary Technicians and wheelchair Minimum investment 4 — Homes for Rent Board of Directors drivers wanted. Full time. 13 Halp Wanlad 13 required. 203-627-0550, 203-481- 5 — Business tor Rent WE NEED SALES Holp Wanted 13 Halp Wantod Manchester. Connecticut Apply 1739 Main Street, East 9544 MTK OWLS - Carol 6 — Resort Property for Rent rofessionals to join our staff. Hartford. WHAT’S YOUR CHOICE? 7 — Wanted to Rent Dated at Manchester. Connecticut this 22nd day LEGAL NOTICE icensed or in process. CALL GIRLS WANTED for Michaud 189-504, Linda 8 — Misc for Rent of E 23 February 1978 Excellent training program, part time telephone soliciting, uas nine positions available under title 6 comprehen­ Homes For Sale Massaro 176-493, Carolyn SECRETARIAL Substitute - from our pleasant office. E AUTOMOTIVE 033-02 ‘ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT unlimited income. Join the to work for a minimum of one sive employment and training act (CETA). Two Morrison 190-467, Beth Ke­ 1 — Autos tor Sale neighborhood professionals. Good hourly rate, plus com­ HEBRON OPEN FOR 2 — Trucks tor Sale NOTICE OF month, with strong possibility TYPIST PART-TIME TWO ACRES-- Interviews <;onfidential. Mrs. mission. Paid vacations and elementary schools learning technicians to read oral­ INSPECTION Sund.->v nyon 207-503, Mary Lourie ^ - Heavy Equipment lor Sale ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE of working until June, in the holidays. Convenient Monday 175-480, Marion Smith 179, 4 — MolorcycleS'Bicycles TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sec­ Jackston, Century 21, Coventry Public Schools for ly to children. Drama background desirable. 7 secon­ February 26,1 to 5 p.m. Direc­ 5 •- Campers-Trailers-Mobile thru Friday hours of 9 to 1, tions Route 85 or 320 Church tions 1 and 9 of the Town Charter, notice is h e re ^ given Jackston/Avante. 646-1316. the Administrative Assistant ■Yolanda Burns 178, • Homes Opening available in manufacturing concern for and 5 to 9. Cali Sharon at 569- dary learning technicians to aide English teachers. Street, Hebron. Near intersec­ Priscilla Cushman 176-468. i6 — Automotive Service NOTICE of the adoption by the Board of Directors of the Town of to the Superintendent Apply •• typist able to work approximately 20 hours per 4990, after 5. OR FIFTY TWO ACRES? i7.<^ Autos for Rent'Lease OF ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE CLEANING WOMAN - Part English background necessary. Degree preferred but tion of Old Colchester Road Manchester, Connecticut, Adopted February 21, 1978. Dr. Donald J. Nicolettii. Box “ week. Mornings preferred. Duties would be varied In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 time. Private home, Bolton. 356, Coventry, Conn. 06238 not required. Interested applicants must obtain and Route 85. Signs on Proper­ EARI,^ BIRDS ■ Anne AMENDMENT TO Own transportation. 646-3472. EXPERIENCED HELP ty. Attention horse lovers - ten and 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adop­ 742-8913. but, individual should be good typist. Hourly rate WANTED - Apply Tuesday or PLUS A TWELVE ROOM COLONIAL, Komm 131-128-127-386, PROPOSED AMENDMENT dependent on ability. Send application to P.O. Box CETA certification at their local employment office. years young, lovable two- or tion by the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, TO TELEPHONE Sales - earn Wednesday, 206 West Center three-bedroom Ranch. Coun­ Katie Graham 153-384, Connecticut. Adopted February 21, 1978. BABYSITTER NEEDED - ; 350, East Hartford, Conn. 06108. Equal Opportunity Street, Toomy's One. Then job applications may be obtained from the ADVERTISING ORDINANCE $3.00 per hour. Salary and Now thru June 15th. Bowers . try kitchen, den, wood stove, AND A TWELVE ROOM OFFICE SUITL Fran Doyon 170-379, Dot ORDINANCE bonus. Multi branch four state Employer. Superintendent of Schools, 771 Main Street, South garage, huge family room, Be it ordained by the Board of Directors of the Town of School area. Hours 11:30 to 4. “• RECEPTIONIST Bentley 153-375, Karen RATES BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town Manchester, Connecticut that Chapter 20, LICENSING firm, has permanent Call 643-1085. after 4. Windsor, lirepTace, many, many extras. Johnson 157-374, Mary of Manchester that the Town of Manchester purchase for the openings. Call 872-3663. SECRETARY 8 a.m. to 4:30 Situated on I'/k-acre well- CALL DAN LANDERFIN AT 1 d a y ___1ia word per day OF EXHIBITIONS, SHOWS, PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS, p.m. Excellent typist. Good sum of fifty-six thousand six hundred dollars ($56,600.00) DENTAL OFFICE in South ^ landscaped lot. 12x25-foot Ellen Sauka 149-363, Nan 3 days ... 10< word per day Sec. 20-1, Chief of Police, under Direction of General NURSES AIDE Full time 7 APPLICATIONS BEING aptitude for figures. from The Hartford Electric Light Company, two certain VARIOUS OFFICE Duties - Windsor, requesting part time •• bam (horse included). Look at Pfaffenbichler 143-368, 6 d a y s ___9a word per day Manager to License Exhibitions, Etc., is amended as In industrial supply firm. a.m. to 3 p.m. Please call TAKEN At T om m v’s 2, Appearance and dress very leisure! Priced in the low, low THE WILLIAM E. BELFIORE AGENCY 26 days .... 8a word per day parcels of land situated in the Town of Manchester, County help, with dental assisting and “ Rose Surdek 134-345, follows: Meadows Convalescent W^nesday, March 1,11 a.m. important. Company paid all $50's. Donald S. Gale Realty IS words $2.00 minimum of Hartford and State of Connecticut, containing a total of Experience preferred. bookkeeping. Must be able to ^ Sophie Welply 134-341, Joan Mouern East Hartford loca­ Home, between 8 a.m. and 4 to 10 p.m. Experienced fringe benefits. Call for ap­ Co. Realtors and Insurers. 64M413 Happy Ada ...... $2.30 Inch 11.17 acres, more or less, bounded and described as follows: Sec. 20-1 Chief of Police, under Direction of General work full time in summer. Realtors tion. Good fringe benefits. We p.m. 647-9194. preferred. pointment, Mr. Duff, 643-2133. 289-7939. 528-6280. Colby 128. FIRST PIECE: Manager to License Exhibitions, Etc. Experience desired. Seend are an EEO. Call 289-8291 resume to Box S., c/o An "L” shaped tract of land, containing 5.34 acres, The Chief of Police under the direction of the General after 4:30 p.m. EASTERN B l SINESS - "ituated south of Burnham Street, consisting of the following Manager shall have power to grant written licenses to be Manchester Herald. Tony DeDominicis 169-390, arcels: issueefas provided in these By-Laws, to persons applying OPTOMETRIC Assistant in Dorn DeDominicis 164-390, (a ) All of the land acquired by The Hartford Electric Light for the same, for exhibitions, shows, public amusements East Hartford office. Recep­ and for purposes of trade as provided, as the said Chief of ^CALL THESE Al Angeloni 140-382, Ed ompany from Margaret W. Burton by Quit-Claim Deed tionist duties. Call between 9 Baba 159-404, Jim Sirianni dated November 7, 1955, recorded in Volume 295. Page 440, Police shall consider proper to be licensed, and for such and 12 p.m, for an interview. DESIGN 152-377, Bill Green 14S-395, Manchester Land Records. , time as he may deem fit, which license may for cause, at 289-1110. any time, be revoked by the authority originally granting nVRADE OF HOMES Bill Zwick 142-378, Dave (b) All of the land acquired by The Hartford Electric Light ENGINEER REALTORSo Company from Hester M. Burnham Rowsell Wawer by it. Grzyb 142-387, Mike Zwick PART TIME Chair side Den­ Warranty Deed dated October 1, 1963, recorded in Volume Nothing herein shall be construed to permit any person, tal Assistant. Experienced 140, Dave LaChapelle 393, 392. Page 541. Manchester Land Records, excepting firm, corporation, club or association to conduct or spon­ preferred. Two full days per Mechanical experience in For An Mickey Holmes 380, Bub therefrom that portion taken by State of Connecticut, for sor or cause to be conducted or sponsored any exhibition, week including alternate design and drafting need Holmes 377, Ron Joiner LEGAL highway purposes, by Notice of Condemnation dated October show or public amusement which is not allowed under the Saturdays. Manenester. Send by local manufacturer 370, Tom Fahey 368, Ted 27.1967, recorded in Volume 431. Page 247, Manchester Land Zoning Regulation of the Town of Manchester. resume to, Manchester with national distribution Roback 366. NOTICE Records. Herald, P.O. Box P, lolntment AMENDMENT TO Manchester. of components for the (c I All of the land acquired by The Hartford Electric Light PROPOSED AMENDMENT process machinery and NOTICE OF Company from Hester M. Burnham Rowsell Wawer by SYMPHONIES - Ruth PUBLIC HEARING TO GUITAR PLAYERS. Bass machine tool Industry. Bell 131, Janet Campbell Warranty Deed dated December 13. 1963, recorded in ORDINANCE and lead. Experience and ON Volume 394. Page 604. Manchester Land Records, excepting Excellent working con­ oday I! 127, Donna Mozzer 146-341, INLAND WETLAND MAP Be it ordained by the Board of Directors of the Town of vocals preferred but not therefrom that portion taken by State of Connecticut, for necessary. Contact Matt at ditions and benellta. Barbara Riihimaki 125. Pursuant to Section 4-168 highway purposes, by Notice of Condemnation dated October Manchester, Connecticut that Chapter 21, 528-5253 after 6 p.m. Applicants please reply and 22a-6 of the Connecticut 27. 1967. recorded in Volume 43, Page 247, Manchester Land PROHIBITION OF CARNIVALS AND CIRCUSES, Sec­ to: Box r, Manchaater 2 GOP MOMEN - Janet General Statutes and Section Records. tion 21-1 No Carnivals or Circuses; Exceptions is CUSTODIAN - Part time. 3-4 amended as follows; Hetald, Manchester. MANCHESTER & VICINITY Battalino 182, Grayce Shea a-5-1 of the Regulations of The above described parcel contains 5.34 acres, more or hours. Evening or mornings. O n lu iK - 5200 AGENCIES US & CANADA Sec. 21-1 No Carnivals or Circuses; Exceptions Must be reliable. Call 649- 187-454, Sally Heavisides Connecticut State Agencies, less. COVENTRY $26,900 MANCNESTEI $47,100 191-492, Rose LaPolt 500, the Commissioner of En­ SECOND PIECE: It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation 5334. , fflj Dianne Elb 466, Marie vironmental Protection That certain piece or parcel of land situated on the to exhibit, open, maintain or operate any performance, We’re the Neighborhood Profoeelonale NEwusm cii L00MNG7? hereby gives notice of his in­ You owe it to yourself to take a For a nice roomy 2 family Duplex? Ludlow 493. northerly side of Meekville Road in the Town of Manchester, show or exhibition commonly known as a carnival or cir­ look at this home. Five rooms in This home is convenient to tention to establish boun­ in said county and state, and more particularly bounded and cus within the limits of the Town of Manchester, We’re Here FOr You.. all. Large kitchen, comfortable everything. Could be used for daries for local inland described as follows: TEOroRD AGENCY living room. 2 bedrooms, den. 1 car business or live in rent-free. provided, however, that this Ordinance shall not apply to JACK8T0N-AVANTE SH6w CA8E r e a l t y garage. wetlands in the City or Town EASTERLY; by other land of Henry Mature and Filomena any amateur show, performance or exhibition, bazaar, AREA ADVISORS NEEDED 5 647-1428 or 828-9416 647-9914 of Bolton in accordance with Mature herein 1.^5.36 feet: festival or other amusement of like character. 648-1316 EAST HAITFOn $27^ WIUNTON $40,900 the provisions of Sections 22a- SOUTHERLY: by land now or formerly of Thomas J. AFTERNOON & EVENING RAISED RANCH Nothing herein shall be construed to prohibit any per­ 848.900 iMgSOO 848,000 LOOKMGFORiANOi 3a and 22a-42a of the Connec­ Hackett. et al. 339.32 feet: formance, show or exhibition commonly known as a car­ Boys and girls would love this bedroom Garrison Colonial. Two full Cute, cozy, neat and clean. Three bedroom Ranch, fireplace, hardwood .Of your own? We'll show you a One acre treed lot. applianced Sports ticut General Statutes and HOURS baths, interior maintenance free, city utilities and np«ewer lien. In Vernon. 4 bedroom Cape, new kitchen cabinets and flooring, new roof, new gooo tvifo bedroom home that won't kitchen, formal dining room, WESTERLY: by land of said Hackett, et al. 674.94 feet; nival or circus within the limits of said Town which is floors, wood stove, located in Hebron on 3.6 acres of land with a brook. flreplaced living room. 3 Section 22a-39-4.6 of the Don’t miss this one. ‘ driveway, new aluminum siding, city conveniences. kill your budget. Nice little home brief and conducted by or sponsored by a Manchester civic, frater­ for a starter. Enclosed private , bedrooms. Ps baths, completely Regulations of Connecticut NORTHWESTERLY: by land of said Hackett. et al, 569.43 880.900 888,800 $ 80,000 yard. carpeted. 1 car garage. nal, religious, educational, charitable or similar non­ Country living is yours when you move into this beautifully decorated State Agencies. feet: MUST HAVE CAR 6 roomCape, applianced kitchen, quality wall to wall, new driveway, above Andover. New oversized Raised Ranch set on 1.6 acres among mature trees. profit organization, the proceeds of which, after deduc­ Raised Ranch. 3^4 bedrooms, 21 foot family room with fireplace, 19 foot ground pool, deep treed lot. Immaculate. 2*A baths, three bedrooms, family room, fireplace. 2-car garage. COVENTRY $33,900 COVENTRY O^Malley ill The boundaries to be es­ The above described parcel contains 5.83 acres, more or ting operating expenses are for the exclusive beneht of master bedroom, luxurious wall-to-i^all. In Tolland tablished are under the direct less. said organization or similar organizations, provided said 888,800 167,600 LIVE CUAR, qVET, PI LOS ANGELES (UPI)- 848.900 Practically rent-free in this cute 2 Spotlessotiess 4 bedroom Cai supervision of the Depart­ As part consideration of this transfer, the Town of performance, show or exhibition shall be licensed by the Call Jeanne 647-9946 Brick home? Yes indeedy. Neat and clean Cape in move-in condition. Fami­ Expandable Cepe, Inaulallon and studding upaUilra for extra rooms - Urge Bolton. Dutdi Colonial. B rooms, three full baths, fireplace. 2-car garage, minded owners have vinyl siding, Walter O’Malley, 74, chair­ plus an in-law apartment. family home. Two bedrooms, ment of Environmental Manchester will grant to The Hartford Electric Light Com­ Chief of Police under the direction of the General ly room with woodbuming stove. Flreplaced living room, garage, nicely kitchen, 1 bedrooma down, wooded acre lot. living room and eat-in kitchen. modem custom kitchen, wall lo man of he board of direc­ wall throughout. Shows* Protection. All interested per­ pany, an easement for an electric transmission line over the Manager pursuant to Sec. 20-1 herein. treed lot. 847,700 $228,000 Enclosed porches. Call us for tors of the Los Angeles showing. beautifully! sons are invited to express above described premises. This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this $ 4 6 , ^ t yr. old barn and corral goes with this quality built 7-room house, only 5 yrs. Fifteen rooms, antique Colonial. Five bedrooms, three baths, nine Dodgers, was flown to the their views at a public hearing This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this OFFICE WORK Seven room Raised Ranch. V k baths, family room, fireplace, garage, one old, fully applianced kitchen, (IrepUced living room, (amity room, 2 car gar­ fireplaces, 3-car garage with full loft, located in Manchester on 6 acres publication in this newspaper provided that within ten acre plus. Ideal for nature lovers. with fantastic view. MANCKSTER $44,900 GtASTONRIRY $17,500 Mayo Clinic in Rochester, to be held at 8:00 p.m. in Com- publication in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) (10) days after this publication of this Ordinance a peti­ DAY/NIGHT age. Minn., in the Dodger team munity Hall, 222 Bolton days after this publication of this Ordinance a petition signed 869,800 $08,000 ICDUCEDI! PRNZ REDUCED!! tion signed by not less than five (5) percent of the elec­ $06,000 Roomy, basically modernised, new On this magnificant Split Level on plane Thursday after Center Road, Bolton, on by not less than five (5) percent of the electors of the Town, ()ualUy built (Upe on 3.4 acrea In Glastonbury - (ireplaced living room, fully Five room fleldstone Cape on S acres In business zone. Workshop that's tors of the Town, as determined from the latest official We era growing and need additional pertone lo Join Dutch ColonUI In o'Uitonbury now rendy (or occupancy. Four bedrooma, lit k lt ^ n . bath. alum, siding. If you heavilv treed Mre site. 7 large February 27, 1978. •ppIUnced kitchen. Urge bedrooms, dining room, 3-car garage, horsea rented; located in Bolton on state highway. are a handyman with paint and rooms. 2 fireplaces, one in country becoming ill on a flight as described from the latest official lists of the Registrars of our tiaff of ACTIVE WOMEN monitoring tpaclallzed floor firoptaced tamlly room, JW baUii, appllanced kitchen, laUevel Uun- lists of the Registrars of Voters, has not been filed with allowed. paper this home could be for you! kitchen. Completelv redecorated. from Los Angeles to Vero Copies of the boundary Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting its the Town Clerk requesting its reference to a special Town communicallont equipment. It you have EXCELLENT dry, walMo-wall Uirougbout. ______•______Beach, Fla. maps are available for inspec­ reference to a special Town election. election. phone voice and rafarancae, please call 247-4500, O’Malley had returned to tion inJhe Town Clerk's Office Elizabeth J. Intagliata, Elizabeth J. Intagliata between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. for application. Paid while as well as Room 201, State Of­ Secretary Secretaiy training. Company paid banelits. Los Angeles last Thursday Board of Directors 1 - EBtabllBhad In 1959 ~ M HOURS AVAILABLE after undergoing ab­ fice Building, Hartford, Board of Directors WE LL GUARANTEE TO SELL YOUR HOME Connecticlit. Manchester, Connecticut Manchester, Connecticut 8 a.m. lo 4 p.m. — 4 p.m. lo midnight — midnight lo 8 dominal surgery at teh Stanley J. Pac, Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 22nd day of a.m. THE BARROWS & WALLACE COMPANY Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 22nd day of HARTFORD MANCHB8TIR NBW HAVBN Mayo Clinic Feb. 5. Commissioner February, 1978. February 1978 721-6618 646-7688 887-1818 008-02 034-02 032-02 WE WILL BUY°'lT OURSELVES PAGE EIGHT H - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mamhesler. Conn . S;il . Kch 25. I!>7H 3tA.VHESTEK E k O ;V . HbrRkU Xtwxnv-- -r ■ r.- M-. - ^

Frank and ErMst ButiMM ProfMrtf 26 L h m io e k 44 AportomHO For Root B2 RETURNS MANCHESTER - Well ei- RIDING .LESSONS Indoor LOOKING for anything In real To Knit I Tats a ckaw Ubllihed Pizza Sub Shop. ridinng ring. Western stock estate rental • apanments, Dear Abby tlTaSw ir WON'T Retldential area. Good In­ seat, saddle seat, and bunt homes, multiple diallings, no isaawwgwdi come, niy 113,900. Contact seat. All levels 2Z69S17. feet. ^11 J.o. Real Estate 13 Laafibawc , As«>ciates„ Inc. M6-19W. 14 Daassfssam Expi-oDe. English Colonies Realty LTD, By Abigail Van Buran 0 Sawcki 043-7743. 87S-I945. 6 4 4 ^ . •*•••«•••••••••••••••••••• 15 Atm « J E c X * Hi>*' FkiRc •••••••••••••••••••••••••• AnUquoo 4$ M A NCHESTER - M ain Street, 3 room apartment, IT Ckn l n Real Estate Wanted 21 to Nwe* WANTED. Antique furniture, heated, hot water, appliances, ^MiUng, no pets Security. 523- 19 AloMi ALL CASH For your property, glass, pewter, oil paintings or 20 MA wnswa other antique items. R. within 24 hours. Avoid Rm DBAS ABBY: I s« » kw your bookWl “How To Hav« a Tape, Instant Service. Hayes Harrison, (M34I709. FOUR ROOM - heated apart­ L ow ^ WeddiBg.- u d after reading it I'm w buroad up I 22MoiMhee>t Corporation, 040-0131, ment, 30 Locust street, securi­ 23Nat«traH THE PACK RAT - Antiques & M M ID. IN 7ERRUPTIN 3 ? BOLTON MANCHESTER Wbtrw do you come off saying, 'It's the bride s day"? It’s Town line - large three room abo tba groom's day. ' r •* P ljT O je 7VE A m o c i> i(3u r ^ -a /A >, JA»Xf garage, 2 baths. $60s. Prin­ Otis Street. Huge fireplaced ciples only. 646-3938. livingroom, 2 bedrooms, study D£AR BOELING: low're right. 1 should have streeaed 49 Faabon c7UUi4 or plant room. All utilities. No that H the bride'■ (aaily had an ounce of commoa coorteay 50 WiM ailso«a HOUSES WANTED - All price pets. 3350. B lanchard & er eaaademtioa ior the groom's parenta. they would 5: ranges. Buyers with cash who S O M am uraaf Rossetto, 64624KI. inckade them w kik maldog plane. -Atw.. i'iT need two to four bedroom WANTED land (mamo 54 Skma Homoo For Solo 23 Homoo For Solo 22 Homoo For Solo 23 homes. Correnti Real Estate, FOUR ROOM Apartment - Nomas For Solo 22 Realtor, 646-5252. K x s iu n r 55 Land maasura First floor. Married adults on­ 56 Egvo((aM)r) Prisdtta^i Pop — Al Vgfnraf •••••••••••••••••••••••••« MirreNt • b o o t s DE-AR ABBY: My parents are real neat in nxist ways, at H 2 VERNON - Four bedroom ly. No pets. Parking for one 57 Navar(csner | MANCHESTER - New listing but here's my problem. They pay me to baby-sit with my 1 Colonial on child safe cul-de- Houoohold Qoodo 40 SN0WSUIT8 - car. No appliances. Security, 5811 58 Swarm - 6 room Cape. Corner lot. younger sisters and brothers who are 9. 6 and 2ti. but i l 54 r CLR SON IS REALLV ^ ' -A N P FRES^CM f A H A T a r e Aluminum siding. New sac, Fireplaced livingroom, 1 •Kl JACKITS - Near bus.s. C a lir16461265.------A soft triangular in 1 full bath and two half baths, REFRIGERATORS knit is so very nice to they never tell me where they can be reached in case of 5 " 5* : HE 5A1P FCS : I FROM ALL T)-IE ! t w ik j k in g a b o u t , ^ The Sentry kitchen. Insulation. Fireplace. ITe sell thorn fo r you, attached garage. Call Arthur Washers, ranges, used, NEWER THREE Bedroom throw over the shoulders emergency. t r I TVIINKJNG OF P B aC E -; I CARES OF TUE i c a r l v l e ' Garage. English Colonies guaranteed and clean. New Realty LTD. 643-7743. 875- or Suzannn Shq^ts, 646-3233. J Duplex - Convenient location. to ward off chilly breezes. Everybody ebe I have sat for always leaves a number K------h-r VkCRLP " K F re e H om e shipment damaged, GE and CALL 649-1225 1945. Watson Beach Co., Appliances. 1 1/2 baths. No. 5811 has knit di­ where they can be reached, but my folks never do. Manchester Office, 647-9139. Frigidaire. Low prices. B.D. EXCHANGE P riv a te b a se m e n t. $260 rections. Sometimes they 11 take off on Friday, and stay away Evaluation. Equal Housing Opportunity. Pearl and Son, 649 Main MANCH. PARKAOe K A R monthly, plus utilities. Ts oana, hss itjo iw tsci until Sunday night, and I never know where they've been COLONIAL - 4 large ||s«Uti|jlst 7H Hr pstistt ssS bedrooms. 12x20 family room. 99999999999999999999999999 Street, 643-2171. Main Street, Available April 1st. Call 646 until they come back and tell me. Win at Bridge What la your home worth? Our professlonala can 643-2171. 1864. 1 1/2 baths, plus a powder Lolo-Lond lor Solo 24 ANNICAIOT I have asked them many times to please tell me where 5 help you price your home to sell faster and room. Quiet rural theyH be staying in case of emergencies, but they say. SEARS PORTABLE DRYER MANCHESTER - 6 room easier. We will provide you with complete neighborhood. $59,900. Call BOLTON - Private scenic - 2 11M Am of Amoricoo “W’e doot kmow. If anything happens, call the doctor and South gets count on East - Harvest Gold. Very good Roomo lor Root 52 Duplex, pay own utilities. $220 Now York, N.V. 100M 1 owner, 649-7406. No agents. the ambulance r marketing, financial, and economic Information. acre building lot, excellent condition. $75. Call 289^42 monthly. Security required. location. Good frontage. PriBt Nm I s UOrnt wltli ZIP My paroits have been married for 20 years and they the first two trump leads and No obligation. No pressure. No sales pitch. Of anytime. THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - Nopets„near center. Call 646 c o il m i flyli liBWktr. COLUMBIA - New Raised Brook. Call English Colonies Birch House Women. Central­ deserve a good time, but don't you think they should at N o rm discarded on the third. Ranches and Ranches. Star­ 1978ALBUM with a 32*page course we'd like to sell your home for you. That's Realty LTD, 643-7743. 875- WE BUY AND SELL Used ly located. Downtown least can in or something? k AQ Sooth had to make oae ting at $47,500. Large wooded **Girt SMtion" with fall T A K Q 4 Mi' our business. And we're confident you will select 1945. 644-8233. furniture. One piece or entire Manchester. Kitchen THREE ROOM Apartment - directiona. Price. . . $2.00 SIXTEEN AND CONCERNED okore assamptioQ before lots. Buy now and pick ut your houseful. Cash on the line. privileges. Call 6462358. ♦ A K J 19 » playing to trick six. He aa- us once you've seen our professionals at work. colors. Lessenger Sells, 646- Lovely country setting, $175 Uto m il lOOKS AT IU9 EACH. explain Easy — Crooks and Lawroncs COVENTRY - 8 wooded acres. Furniture Bam. 646-0865. A T 4 samed that East would hold 8713. per month, heat and electrici­ No. l-llt-BLUE RIIION QUIlTt. EAST 800 foot road frontage. Brook. FEMALE-Sleeping room, ty included, security required, CMrtllBI BbtHB lOMly wiiltl. WIST at least one diainond onth a GET MORE with Many possibilites. Only $23,- MAHOGANY Gate leg table - next to bath. Call mornings 742-9564 after 6:30 p.m. and Nb. 9>m-lUILTS ON PAIAOE. DEAK CONCERNED: Yes, but if your parenta area't 4 J075 4 (2 void of diamonds he sorely EAgy*. Hom BWOT OF you: I V l co ac »i and voirite J u r r a j T » O M tT N iN « t i l l s COVENTRY - $27.900.6 Room 500. (Jther lots available. OIrttttiBi ftr iM ttB oMIts. ▼ I 4 2 *71 would have doobled six TVMI TO HELP J M* I 4HOllLO«rr Six flat irons. Landers Frary only, 643-6609. weekends. Nt. t-nO-wBAANHIOTHin PLOW- ronesmrd absnt posnhle emcrgenciei, all you caa do is Ranch. Private beach rights. Lesscbger Sells, 646-8713. ♦ Q7 3 1 4 05 hearts to ask for a lead of Shows well. Lessenger Sells, Clark, 1904 Model Universal U QIILTt. 10 fBWUttlBl OilKi. keep year eye on tte Httle ones and pray you never have to •••••••••••••9999999999999 Bread Maker. Please phone CLEAN LIGHT Housekeeping Nt. 1-110 . AMUtat rAVORITE ca l tba doetor aad the ambulance. A 10 S B JQ )»I(2 that sa il 646-8713. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• AFONANt. A Otaottfir MitCtiBB. SENTRY Buolnooo Proporty 26 643-7153 for prices. room - For mature lady. P.S. Next tiate they take off, ask them to PLEASE call SOITH So Sooth cashed the ace Homoo for Ront 54 NB. 0-1» - MARI A IIFT. I|l«7 4 K 10 9 4 3 Available March 1st. All lifts ftr frlBBii MO fMiity. you once a day. h ’e a reassuring tad inexpensive habit. and king of diamonds. If mReal Estate Services Inc. MANCHESTER - Newly con­ * J 19 9 5 MANCHESTER - For sale SALE - 87 Pine Street, uUllties paid. Call 647-1193. East showed oot on the sec­ 2V ComwcUcul Soul«Kifd. Eoi) Hortlwd 289.4331 structed 7 room Raised commercial building and ••••••••••••••••••••#••••• COLUMBIA - Immaculate 3 4 ( 4 ond lead the spades woold be Ranch. 2 1/2 baths. Eat-in- Manchester. Sofa, piano, bedroom, 11 1/2 baths, single ■______.^>1 liquor store. Call for details, chairs, glassware, stands. 649- Aportmonto For Root 53 A K 3 sore to break 63. kitchen. Fireplaced family Marion E. Robertson, home. Formal dining room, room. 2 car garage. Private 5052. fireplace, oil heat, garage. East did fallow and now Realtor, 643-5953. FEMALE ROOMATE to Vulnerable: Neither Sooth proceeded to play oot treed yard. Country Club Adults preferred. $350 6 t Dealer EaSF. area. $67,900. Fiano Realty, share large house with three monthly, plus security. Petrus iltffoB fo r SifG dummy's ace and queen of 646-5200. □ MISC. FOR SALE girls. Own bedroom. $120 per Realty, 2263777. Astro-graph W nt NartA East Sawkb spades. When East followed month includes everything. 1968 PONTIAC CATALINA - 14 P»ss to the second spade. Sooth What is your Property Worth? Call 6468005, after 5 p.m. V-8, automatic. Good running knew every card in his hand. / MANCHESTER - New listing. SEVEN ROOM HOUSE - B f BERNICE BEDE 080L Pass Dbi. Pass 3* We will inspect your property and suggest an asking Verplanck School, ^acious 2 BRICK RANCH Arllcloo lor Sollo 41 Available hbrch I. Please condition. $375. Call 6465849. Pass 44 Pass 49 He had started irith seven price. (No obligation.) bedroom Colonial. Fireplace, ZONED FOR lUIINESS TWO BEDROOM Apartment - call 6467605 or 6462871. Pass 59 Pass (^ dubs and two cards in each carpeting, screened porch. ALUMINUM sheets used as Heat, hot water, utilities, 1977 CHRYSLER Cordova - Pass Pass Pass other sn it/& Sduth overtook Ask us about our gauranteed sales plan TODAY!! I Many extras. 643-1133, Large private yard. Garage. One car garage, large lot, printing plates, .007 thick, stove and refrigerator, $2W dummy's'queen of spades Allay Oop — Days Qraus iREALtORS — 1MLS Many extras! $45,900. Hayes 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for monthly. Security. 742-9835. between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. close a deal, this is it Keep opening lead: ♦ 16 with his kiM. led ttie ten of excellent potential for of­ $1. Phone 6462711. Corporation, 646-0131. OBIeoo-Storoo lor Ront 55 abreast of anything vital to you spades an d ^ it ride when OlOJLH HEAR TM' NEVUS POP A EI3 WIN&- YES. AND I ...IP WERE ex- YMAH.X 2 * 9 - 7 4 7 5 fice or store. $52,500. THREE ROOM Apartment - 1964 CORVAIR - $350 or best until you have the loose ertds By Oswald Jaewby West ducked. \ 1H0U6HT n > F PASEK D«N&TO I racrepTD as euESB MANCHESTER - New listing. UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub First floor. Heat, stove and MANCHESTER Office for offer. 643-8569 after 6 p.m. lied up aod AUa Saatag HIS ' K rn R S IA R T T t«aT >« CMV r ^ BURNSIDEAVE. - EAST HARTFORD Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, refrigerator. Lease. Security. LEO (July 26Aug.22) The social South reviewed the bid­ I WkoaNe.' AFTER TVp FUU. \ nSHT. Extraordinary eight room rent. High traffic count. MOOHUfi^aTT Members National Association of Real EsUte Boards and Connecticut U&R designed Chalet. Four F.J. SplleckI Inc. Brownies, nurses. East No pets or children. Call 643- Carpeted, air conditioning. LINCOLN Continental 1975 - whirl beckons to you today ding and decided that East Association of Realtors. Inc. Also member of the Hartford Board of bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, two Catholic School. 6461225. 4750. $200. monthly including Stretch, Maloney built. Fab. 2i, 1171 Heed its call. There’s plenty ot would bold seven clubs for Realtors. Manchester and Vernon Multiple Listing Service. RMitort 643-2121 excitement out where the A New York reader wants fireplaces, double garaage, utilities. Call 6461316, or 646 Sacrifice. $8995. Call 688-0383, Your goals will be In clearer his three club opening. That bright lights and the people to know what we think of 3/4 acre treed lot, Hayes Cor­ TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - MANCHESTER - Two 8782. anytime. locus this coming year. You’ll count wasn't too important are opening one notrump when poration, 646-0131. Good condition. Good for bedrooms. Newly renovated. know where you're going and at tricks one and two, but it plating, or welding. Call 646 Carpeting. Stove, garage, gar­ 1962 CHEVY NOVA - Good VIRGO (Aug.26Sapl.22) C ul­ enabled Soqth to find a sure not vulnerable with a bal­ OFFICES FOR RENT - what you want You're not tivate any top-drawer friends anced 611 higb-card points. 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. den, attic, cellar, porches. Manchester. Heat, air, running condition, needs some likely to settle for partial victo­ thing play for his cfxdract. Quiet neighborhood. Adults, body work. First $200 takes it. you have today There could be After be had won trick two We think that it will stir up janitor,, carpeted. Exxcellent ries a chance to make a profit.M E NCR CASH REGISTER - No pets. Security. $230. 646 Call 8769190. PISCES (Fab.26Mirch 2«) with the king of clubs, be lots of excitement, but that it location, rents start, $100,' would come unheralded will not be successful in the BUSINESS a SERVICE Reconditioned, with many 5237. $125, and $150. per month. Call When we offer to serve others, noticed East had followed to totals. Call after 5:30 p.m., 1970 PONTIAC FIREBIRD - through one of these pals long nm. glMANCHESTER - Fur­ 6465334 or 6467175 evenings. often we gain more benefits LIBRA (Sepl.23-Oc1.23) Y our 228-3957. nished 3 room efficiency. Runs good, must sell. ^00 or than those we help. Such is the NEWSPAFCR E-VTXRPWSE .ASSN i best offer. Call evenings, 742- mind has no lack ot ability to Carpeting and appliances. No 1250 SQUARE F E E T - case today, because you act figure out the angles today . Berry’s World MOLDED FORMICA top and heat or utilities. One months Immediate occupancy. Ideal 5285, with unselfish motives. Find Meet any challenges head-on. paneled bar with two shelves security. $160 monthly. 646 for Oral surgeon. Dentist, out more about yourself by because you’ll find a way to The Flintstonas — Hanna*Barbara Productions and four stools. $175. 646-6028. 5200. physician or general business NOVA - 1976 Medalist - 4 door, sending for your copy of Astro- conquer them. Graph Letter. Mail 50 cents for use. Will subdivide to suite. 22,000 miles, silver with SCORPIO (Oct.24-Nov.22) If 1970 NORDIC 399 Skidoo - 95 WEST MIDDLE Turnpike - deluxe red cloth interior. each and a long, self- there’s a way to increase your DIRECTORY Week days 9 to 5 p.m. 647-9903, addressed. stamped envelope excellent condition, $550. Call 4 1/2 room Duplex. Heat, hot evenings and weekends, 646 Automatic, power steering, bank balance today, you may (MPLCWf 643-7131 after 6 p.m. water, electric stove and radials, six cylinder. Car is to A stro-G raph, P.O. Box 489, come upon it through intuition. n c 1421. Radio C ity S talio n, N Y. 10019. Sorvicoo OBorod 31 Sorvicoo OBorod 31 Pointing-Poporing 32 Bullding-Controcting 33 refrigerator. Available March perfect. Asking $3400. Call Don’t hesitate to try. You’re NEW HOME Sewing Machine 1st. Lease and security 647-1601 before 3 p.m. or after Be sure to specify your birth keen in this area. sign. SAGITTARIUS (No«.26Dae.21) CScM TREE Service - Free es­ REWEAVING burns, holes. QUALITY PAINTING and LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - - whiteand aqua, new cabinet, required. Call 649-2865. OFFICE SPACE 6 p.m. attachments, $100. Call ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Get out today and rub some timates, discount senior Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Paper Hanging by Willis New homes custom built, Those you team up with are anytime 5662348. FIRST FLOOR - 2 bedrooms. FOR RENT DATSUN 1973 - 240Z, four elbows. There could be a per­ citizens. Company Window shades, Venetian Schultz. Fully insured, remodeled, additions, rec fortunate to have you on their son out there who’ll turn out to Manchester owned and blinds. Keys. TV for rent. references. 649-4343, rooms, garages, kitchens Parkiim. Appliances. Ontnly 290 square feet, center of speed, good condition, $2500. side today. Your good fortune FURNITURE GALORE and $160. Rental Assistors !38- Manchester, air conditioning and 6^3105, after 6 p.m. be an excellent ally in the operated. Call 6461327. Marlow's. 867 Main St. 649- remodeled, bath tile, cement narking. Call (HS-tSSl. in partnership situations will future. 5221. HAVE YOUR Cape/Ranch work. Steps, dormers. lots more. Used-A-Bit Fur­ 5646. Small fee. spin off to them. niture, 679 Main Street, East TOYOTA, 1972, 2 door Wagon. CAPRICORN (Dec.22-Jan.1l) If B&M TREE SERVICE- painted for $150-$200 by Residential or commercial. TAURUS (April 26May 20) Ex­ you've despaired about some­ Complete trtj care and ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, scheduling now. Professional Call 649-4291. Hartford. 289-8480, Tuesday- FIVE ROOMS - Basement. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Low mileage. One owner. Call pect the unexpected In things Saturday, 11-5. Buy and sell. after 5:00, 643-7961. thing you began long ago that removal. Ii.„ured and attics, garages, yards considers any job. 289-9287, Laundry facilities. Parking. W ontod to Ront 57 relating to your career or mate­ has not borne Iruil, Irel no experienced. Special winter cleaned, moving, trucking. evenings or weekends, Don. ALL TYPES OF Carpenter Appliances. Only $155. Rental rial matters today. Anything more. The lirst seedlings could prices. 643-7285. Loam for sale. Lawn service. work - Ceramic tile, hung RICKENBAKER BASS - Assistors, 2365646. Small fee. HOUSE OR APARTMENT - 1973 PLYMOUTH Fury II - can happen, but whatever show their heads today. No job too big or small. 568- J.P. LEWIS & SON - Interior ceilings, plumbing and elec­ Natural finish, excellent con­ Five or six rooms. Quiet Good running condition. New comes about will be good. AQUARIUS (Jan. 26Fcb.19) TYPING - Need something 8522, and exterior painting, tric. Richard Young, 649-1975. dition. Case included. Must HEAT PAID - 2 bedrooms. neighborhood. Prefer older tires. $650. Call 6469868. GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Have People may call on you to typed? Call 528-7786. paperhanging, and sell! Thom, 742-6466. Basement. Appliances. Only home. Responsible couple, no lear about meeting new handle tough projects they Reasonable rates. COMPLETE CARPET & Tile remodeling. Fully insured. Roollng-Sldlng-Chlmnoy 34 $140. Rental Assistors, 236 742-6424. 1968 IN TER N A TIO N A L people today. The Imprint you couldn't manage themselves. installation and repairs. Free RECONDITIONED RCA - 19 5646. Small fee. Carry-all - 8 cylinder, stan­ make on their subconscious You can do It so easily it 6469658. will be excellent and lasting. RELIABLE MOTHER Will estimates. Call Pat, at 646 BIDWELL Home Improve­ inch color portable T.V. 125 to dard transmission. 4 new appears to be just a piece of $149. Essex Motor Inn, 100 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - tires. $950. Call 649-9868. CANCER (June 21-July 22) If cake. babysit in her Manchester 3745, after 5 p.m. A & W PAINTING - Quality ment Co. Expert installation □ AUTOMOTIVE . ever there was a day for you to home, full or part time. Call work. Reasonable rates. Call of aluminum siding, gutters East Center Street, 2 bedrooms, refrigerator and INEWSPAPEH ENTERPraSE ASSN | 643-0141 EXPERT FURNITURE 643-8515, or 649-7696. and trims. Roofing installa­ Manchester, 6462300. stove. Only $180. Rental 1970 PPONTIAC SPORT • 197lbylCA.kK.t reflnishing and antique tion and repairs. 649-6495, 876 Assistors, 236-5^. Small fee. Autoo For Solo 61 LEMANS - Bucket seats, air Bug* Bunny — Htlmdahl and Stoffal NORTHERN Hardwood - conditioning, brown with WILL BABYSIT in restoration. Free estimates. GEORGE N. CONVERSE - 9109. "Mr. Jordan is too busy to return your call, Manchester home. Full time E. Loveland, 6468963. Painting and paperhanging. Unsplit, full heaping cord, $45. VERNON - Three large 1974 HORNET HATCHBACK - white vinyl top, excellent con­ dition, asking $1100. 875-2289. days. Call 6462454. Call between 5-9 p.m. 643-28(3. SPECIALIZING cleaning and $80. for 2 cords, delivered. 644- rooms. Heated, hot water, 6 cylinder, standard. 58,000 V \'U - 6E T H ' h it OKAy, OPnCI: ear old female Golden WP? ^OOO LIFT JA8L. between, call 6461379. etriever. Needs lots of love. owner. $2,8()0. Call 6363105. Camper. Rebuilt motor. Good • O SSI Cwitar BL, ManepMtor FIVE ROOM Modem Apart­ running condition. $ ^ . Call 1 i . I T S - \ Minclmlw NwnlMr; Call after 6 p.m., 643-5829. 7ZS-S071 CARPENTRY & Masonry - Flooring 36 ment. Mature couple, no 1973 TOYOTA CELICA - iS46i^. after 5:30 p.m. Additions and remodeling. GERMAN, SHEPHERD Pup- children, no pets. References. Automatic transmission, good Free estimates. Call Anthony FLOOR SANDING and pies - AKC. Black and tan. Swurlty. Available March 1. condition. $1200. Call 646U21 Aulomotivo Service 56 INCOME TAX PREPARA- Call 6461859 between 10 a.m. INCOME TAX Preparation - flON - Ehcperienced. At your Squillacote, 649-0811. refinishing. Floors like new. Good temperament, Shots anytime. and 10 p.m. ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- Experienced, personal wr- service. Reasonable. (^>ecializmg in older floors) started. Call 52M197. CARPENTRY - Repairs, Staining floors. No waxing. 1976 FIAT -124 Spider. 10,000 sun specialists, factory M 0061 aa 1 CM ear thUBCtim/' MoLr,V63^!‘r52!;8&'" remodeling, additions, gar­ Also: ceilings, and inside P(X)DLES - Enchanting, tiny, WEST SIDE - Four room miles, excellent condition. $5,- trained, one day service. 114 ages, roofing. Call David painting. John- Verfallle, 646 toy puppies and studd services Duplex. $195. No pets. Call 000 firm. Call 6462405 a fte r! East Main Street, Rockville. Patria, 644-1796. 5750 after 6:00 p.m. at fair prices. 423-8789. 646763) after 5:30. p.m. 8871-1617. PAGE TEN -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mandicstcr. Coim . Sat . Kel) 25. 1»78

SSH STAMPS MAKES US MANCHESTER Serving Manchester over SO yr$. Penttane The Roiist n n WOKE 24 BIRCH ST. 726 M IT TEL 643-6247 m m i TURNnKE 643-4444 F.T.D. MSTRCHO WORLOWIK MANCHEltM RMEREXniiir fft mtn I SfRVKi M U im ci AND INITAU INOUITMAL I ) COMMIRCIAL NASITI m CONDITIONING • REFRIGEMTION Business-Directory Guide For 646-0863 HENTIIG and SHEET METAL 341 B ro id S t. Manchsttsr New Enilind Mechanical Services, bic. Jlincheitef Manchester and Surrounding Proftuional Park ROUTE #M, P.O. BOX 3147 Suita 106 TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06066) Betty GiUiiher 643-2736 • 643-2102 Vicinity prop. CAMPING EQUIPMENT FAMOUS BRAND TELEVISION - APniANCES TINTt, core, SUEPING lA U , AIN M AnHEtSU, featuring this week... •TOVEI,UUITEINIt MA.\CHESTER HOHEIflOVEIIIT FARR'S HV THi tVlItyTHINO iTO U ARTISTIC HAIR DESH CAMP4ia-IPMT 2 MAIN ITIlEn EN DAar TO e P.M. J.FAIW«e43-7111 649-3088 iKl M IMS I Nn6 T h e H eralc

V O lK S W A S iN REPAIR bf factory trained apaclallata Phil Ptl« Loclcaro and Zidak ARCO 0 CARPET AND FLOOR COVERING 646-5038 mmI sril SOI lt)> 141 •■• IH it I til M t e l P&P AUTO REPAIR Oi l OF loss (111 (OUKT S434SS2 706 Main 81 • “Arco Charoa” • Manchaatar CoiHecticit's Largest floor Coveriag Deilor MANCHESTER SAFE & LOCK CO. MERCURYIMZ L O U S M ffH A53 MAIN 8T., MANCHESTER • 643-6922 OuftPrfU «RM*a*MUi Alvmt Locki t Phone 646-2786 SalBi. CombinHion Chtngos. NO SERVICE CHARDE Salas & Service - Bonded ,Mosl keys m slock Repairs of all kinds Also Wa Make Keys Sensors A StOiHfA Pinking Shears Sharpened ReianFaflons lo r • HoW a • A M kiei • S taam ililiM •27 M sbi tira o l

FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies Inc. m WINTER SPECIAL 646-0226 67S-32S2 FRONT END ALIQNMENT * H m 9-95 « COMPim IM OF ^ MLTON CAKE DECORATIONS RAQ AUTO SERVICE iai CINTRR ST. 1 70 UNION ST. MANCHISTIR, CONN. ROCKVILLE, CONN. • Front End Spoclallata s Tuno Up Men. • Set 10-1 . A - I Mon. • Sat 10-9 • Brakoa A Bhoeka s Air Conditioning ThHte., 10-1 FrI. 10-9 • Road BarvIca Wedding Cakea A Specialty i 430 CENTER 8T. MANCHESTER Tal. 049-3003 We’ve added an electronic perming systern to our staff. Realistic Sensor Perm. The EVEBYTHING IN ‘^ 'T proo" most advanced scientific instrument a hairdresser has ever used for permanent waving. Forget about everything you ever knew, said, thought about permanent waves. IViy siSTER'S cloSET • MIRRORS • SHOWER DOORS Call us today for an appointment with Sensor Perm. Artistic Hair Design is located at CRAFTS '• STORE FRONTS • SAFETY GLASS • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES 341 Broad St., Manchester. Betty Gallagher •Macrame Supplies eToys J .L WHITE GLASS CO.^ Inc. oDolls eCrafts eGifts FUftNITURC TOPS •PICTURE WINDOWS Sharon H, Salalino Sandra H. Rulini N K R e ..-6 4 9 -7 3 2 2 11 BKm II 8L 180 Main Strset TV'J: OVER 11 TEAR! EXPERIENCE MANCHESTER WALLPAPER A PAINT C0> INC. Manchaatar, Ct. 06040 (203)646-5872

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Serving Mancheiter over 50 yrs. THE pentt***® liiliPWa mi MANCHESTER 24 BIRCH ST. 811 M A IN S T . TEL. 643-6247 florist W H Y N O T START YOUR OWN 643-4444 F,T.D. RUSINESS ON MAIN ST. SPACE ‘The L MSTG CHS WOALO WIDE AVAILABLE FROM *75 PER MO. AMEN EXPHEAIT SEHVICE MANY STORES ALREADY OPEN Cast membei portrait of the

Sat ar Cell Ui For Frit appear In the p of Manchester l Ral Up AwNaia • ItiPaairT iwatape • Dear Cmopln • 8:30 p.m. at Ee P illt Reeli Caiaplita wlih wiiaiiMrSliiiien Lisa Hawley- /HO¥HOW OSTRINSKY S(M METAL floor. On the so MANCHESin AWNINB CO Betty Lundberi COmmATHM NINOOWS 1B8 WEST CENTER 6T. M m IN AlUMHRNi • WHITE RIATERIALS 731 p a r k e r s t . Shoaff, left, as TsIwUm in 646-3091 Bllsh as Oscar. EitabNilied 1HI TsI. 643-573S or 643-5879

CMMER m u t UPHOLSTERY GLEMING MANCHESTER WALLPAPER and PAINT CO. at 185 West Middle Turnpike has been serving Mancheiter'e Only Complete Carpet Servictil all your decorating needs for 25 years. S&H STAMPS MAKES US 14 High StTMt, rtar Featuring not only Wall Paper and Paint but also Large selections of carpeting and floor Arew MANCHESTER ^ coverings, custom draperies, window decor, and a custom frame department. Our courteous Phona: 646-5630 sales staff including two full time decorators are here to help you. Be sure to see our newly 728 E A S T - expanded back room for decorating on a budget. Tel. 646-0143. Daily 8 am-5:30 pm i o Wed. til noon, Thurs. til 9 M IDDLE TURNPIKE "Serving the area lince 1955" ***un N iA n i MANCHESTER 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU Got A PalnOng Problem? Wall Halpl WAaCOVERINQ CABOT STAINS Satvlca •III! mtant somelhing lo ut — and la n lca maana ipandlng ^ OLYMPICBTAINS M MMK»ST!II, RKHT ON MNR STHEn enough llm* wtih you lo halp you (ol*cl lha right paint linloh let that |ab COMTUn NMniG I COrtM SERVICE THIS SPACE IS NOW you'ia planning. $•• ut lor pilnl and aarvlca whan yau plan year nail LOW COST n iIN T IN fl proitcl. liCOLO WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO READY) H3wscuM*STHiaEneiinnniyn. DBS MAIN ST. MEMORIALSm MANCHESTER ' MANCHESTER. CONN. route: as rALHOTTVILLE. CONN. PARKADECLEANERD 10 to 9 Weekdays — 10 to 5 Saturday 402 mtn MDou m . luaeMiTW 341 Broad St. Manctiatttr

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Spaclalliing In MAKE lEHVICE FrMrt M M(mi6iil Cimr6l Ripiir Nodi MALL ART YOUR OWN MAIN ST. SPACE The Little Foxes’ I *75 PER MO. i ALREADY OPEN Cast members of "The Little Foxes” pose for a family portrait of the southern arlstrocratic group that will appear In the production offered by The Little Theatre of Manchester tonight and next Friday and Saturday at 8:30 p.m. at East Catholic High School. Lisa Hawley-Smith as Alexandra Is seated on the SCRAP METAL floor. On the sofa are Joan Dufford, left, as Regina and and PAPER Betty Lundberg as Birdie. The gentlemen are Erik 731 PARKER ST. Shoaff, left, as Ben, David Tabatsky as Leo, and Fred T tl. 643-5735 or 943-5879 Bllsh as Oscar. (Herald photo by Dunn) PS MAKES US NO. ONE / n s / d e ; f to March 3 720 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE MANCHESTER

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CLE0PHU8 ROBINSON 0SPIDERMAN 0 PTL CLUB-TALK AND 11:26 d ) VILLA ALEGRE 0 FLINT8TONES 0 ® CROCKETT’S VICTORY VARIETY 12:30 43)0 0 H E E HAW ® 0 FANTASY ISLAND 6:30 ® JABBERJAW VARIETY ® 0 NEWS • CASPER AND FRIENDS 0 MOVIE 'I Walkad With a Zom­ GARDEN 0 ROYAL HERITAGE ® SPACE ACADEMY 0 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES 0 ODD COUPLE O SOUNDSTAGE ® CAMERA THREE 0 POINT OF VIEW 11:30 d ) DAVEY AND GOLIATH bie' 1943 Frances Dee, Tom 0 0 0 SPORTSWORLD 7:30 0 ASK THE MANAGER 0 ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW 0 PTL CLUB-TALK AND 0 SUPERMAN 10:30 WONDER WINDOW 0 SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON ® THE CBS LATE MOVIE 6:45 Conway. 0 3,3)0 0 BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE ® 67 REPORTS: ® DAVEY AND GOLIATH VARIETY 0 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC BLACK NEWS ® FAITH FOR TODAY 0 JEWISH HERITAGE 'M A S H.' Hawkeys and Trapper CD A NEW DAY « 0 HERCULOIOS-SPACE 0 0 MOVIE ‘The Hospital' 1971 NEWS MASSACHUSETTS 0 0 THUNDER 0 0 REGIONAL COLLEGE 7:28 0 BOBBY VINTON SHOW 10:45 John make Maj. Bums a targsl ol 6*S0 GHOST 6:89 George C. 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(R) CD LITTLE RASCALS 10:26 0 MOVIE 0 WONDERAMA ® CONGRESSIONAL REPORT 3:15 8:00 11:00 ® IN THE NEWS 0 MOVIE ‘Mysterioua laland' 0 AS SCHOOLS MATCH WITS 0 DAVID SUSSKIND SHOW SO CONSULTATION ® IN THE NEWS 0 SECOND CITY TV ® THIS IS THE LIFE 0 WOODY WOODPECKER ® 0 U.S. TEAM VS. THE WORLD ® RHODA ® 0 0 NEWS 12:57 1961 Joan Greenwood, Michael 0 SHADOWS IN THE GRASS 0 PETTICOAT JUNCTION 0 0 NBC LATE NIGHT MOVIE 7:26 10:27 0 LUCY SHOW ® 0 GREAT GRAPE APE IN AMATEUR BOXING 0 UNDERSEA WORLD OF JAC­ 0 LIVING TOGETHER 0 JUNIOR HALL OF FAME Craig. 0 DICK VAN DYKE SHOW ‘Danger in P irid ite ' 1977 Cliil O PRAYER 0 JUNIOR HALL O F FAME 0 TWO RONNES 0 RING AROUND THE WORLD 0 REX HUMBARD 3:30 QUES COUSTEAU 0 M O VIE‘Rider on Ihe RsIn' 1970 0 MAKEM AND a A N C Y 0 POLKA Potts, Ins Btlin. 7:30 10:30 1:00 0 AVI NELSON SHOW 7:26 0 REVEREND AL 0 SPANISH INSIGHT ® 0 HOW THE WEST WAS Cherlat Bronson, Martens ® WHAT'S NEW MR. 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John IS ADVENTURES OF MUHAMMAD ALI 83)0 0 MOVIE ‘Divorce American 0 CHRISTOPHERS 0 DIMENSIONS IN CULTURE 0 0 0 COLLEGE BASKETBALL 0 ® EVENING AT SYMPHONY 0 HOROWITZ AT THE WHITE 0 0 CHAMPIONSHIP . ® $25,000 PYRAMID McCormack. ALI O DANIEL FOSTER. 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(2 hra.) 0 MOMENTS OF COMFORT ® 0 ABC SPORTS MAGAZINE 0 NBC NEWS UPDATE (CAPTIONED) (B) DBr> BAM & O DAVEY AND GOLIATH 11:00 0 FORMBY'S ANTIQUE YONKERS RACEWAY 0 OLD TIME GOSPEL HOUR 0 SPIRITUAL LIFE MINISTRIES 4:30 8:58 easier 6:30 S S HONG KONG PHOOEY 0 SOUL TRAIN WORKSHOP 0 0 0 THE BIONIC WOMAN 0 0 0 N B C S SATURDAY NIGHT 83)0 0 STUDIO SEE ® 0 ABC'S WIDE WC3RLD OF ® ABC NEWSBRIEF S C.B. 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O HOT FUDGE 0 WILD WILD WEST 8:57 0 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRITION ® 0 NEWS 0 COLLEGE HOCKEY 8:30 0 I LOVE LUCY NEWS O MEET THE MAYORS someone — we have a .) 11:26 1:56 0 NBC NEWS UPDATE S S C.B. BEARS 0 $128,000 QUESTION 12:30 ® MARLO AND THE MAGIC ® 0 ISSUES AND ANSWERS 5:30 0 ATHLETES AND LISTEN ® IN THE NEWS ® IN THE NEWS 93)0 8:55 O RACING FROM AQUEDUCT 0 ATHLETES MOVIE MACHINE O ROBERT SCHULLER 0 FAITH FOR TODAY 0 0 0 THE BIG EVENT 'Loose wonderful selection. 11:30 2:00 ® 0 THE LOVE BOAT CD S SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK 0 THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL 12:45 ® INSIGHT 0 JIMMY SWAGGART ® A CONVERSATION WITH Change' Pari One. Cristina Raines. ® SECRETS O F ISIS ® SOUL TRAIN 0 0 0 NBC SATURDAY NIGHT 8:56 0 DIRECTOR'S PLAYHOUSE 0 LISTEN O DAY OF DISCOVERY 0 RELIGIOUS PROGRAM HOWARD THURMAN Season Hubley. 0 MOVIE 'Zombies on Broadway' 0 HOCKEY AT THE MOVIES CD IN THE NEWS 0 0 STUDIO SEE 13)0 0 ORAL ROBERTS 0 WILD KINGDOM EVENING 0 m MASTERPIECE THEATRE 1945 Alan Carney, Bela Lugosi. ® EIGHTH DAY COLUMBO-'Make Me a Perfect 0 BLACK PERSPECTIVE O MOVIE 0 UNCLE WALDO 0 CONNECTICUT g:30 0 0 0 SPACE SENTINELS 0 0 0 REGIONAL COLLEGE Murder' Stara Peter Falk. Gueat 6:00 Utile 0:00 O HOGAN'S HEROES O MOVIE 'Octaman' 1971 Pier 0 SACRED HEART 0 WHAT ABOUT WOMEN ® ALICE CD BUGS BUNNY AND ROAD 0'CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT BASKETBALL atara Triah Van Devere, Patrick ® 0 NEWS the m'lraeig of mam A nA | 6:30 Angell, Kerwin Matihewa. 8:45 O MOVIE ‘Fortunes ol Captain O NEWARK AND REALITY tjing" RUNNER 11:55 0 LILIAS YOGA AND YOU O'Neill. An alter-houra meeting at 0 MOVIE ‘A Fistful ol Dollars' ® CBS NEWS 0 M O V IE ‘Bulleta or Ballola' 1936 0 DAVEY AND GOLIATH Blood' 1950 Louis Hayward, Pa­ 0 ORAL ROBERTS downtown manehestei*, O WOODY WOODPECKER ® SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK ® COLLEGE HOCKEY the headquartera'of a televialon 1966 Clint Eastwood, Marianne O CAROL BURNETT AND Edward G. Robinaon, Humphrey 9:00 tricia Medina. 63 RIFLEMAN ® S SCOOBY’S 11:56 2:30 network la the aetting .for Ihe Koch. •• FRIENDS Bogart. O ABBOTT AND COSTELLO ® TAX CLINIC LAFF-A-LYMPICS ® IN THE NEWS ® 0 WORLD SERIES OF AUTO alaying ol the programming chief ® BRADY BUNCH (• i O ' s L / ® NEWS 1:30 ® DIALOGUE WITH LAUREL 12:30 O MOVIE ‘Lightenlno Raiders' 11:57 RACING and LI. Columbo narrowa the Mat of 0 MOVIE 'The Witchmaker' 1968 0 MOVIE ‘Children Shouldn't Play O MOVIE ‘The Great McGInty' VLOCK ® OUTDOORS 1945 Buster Crabbe, 'Fuzzy' SI. 0 JUNIOR HALL OF FAME 0 CAR CARE auapecta down to one. (2 hra.) Anthony Eisley, Thordls Brandi. With Dead Thinga' 1969 Alan 1940 Brian DonLevy, Akim Tamlr- O ORAL ROBERTS O BRADY BUNCH John. 3:00 0 REACH FOR TOMORROW 0 HUMAN DIMENSION Ormsby, Anya Ormaby. olf. (2 hra. 2 min.) 0 DAY OF DISCOVERY ® MOVIE 'Call Her Mom' 1971 ® SPACE SENTINELS AFTERNOON ® MOVIE 'Jumping JacKs' 1952 0 MOVIE 'St. Valentine'a Day 0 DIRECTOR'S PL/1YHOUSE 0 ANIMAL WORLD 2:45 0 MISTER ROGERS Connie Stevens, Van Johnson. S MISTER ROGERS Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis. Maaaacre' 1967 Jaaon Robarda, 0 CROCKETT'S VICTORY 12:00 0 0 0 NBC NEWS ONEWS 0 POPEYE 0 HOUR OF POWER 9:26 O MOVIE 'Living Free’ 1972 George Segal. GARDEN ® FAT ALBERT 0 0 QUE PASA, U.S.A.7 2:55 0 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP 0 0 0 MEET THE PRESS ® IN THE NEWS Susan Hampshire, Nigel 0 MOVIE ‘The Aatonished Heart’ 0 NEWSMAKERS O BEWITCHED 0 ADAM 12 O PRAYER 9:30 0 CONVERSATIONS WITH 1950 Noel Coward, Margaret ffl BEAT OF CORSAIR AND 0 ADVENTURERS 1:00 6:30 COMPANY ® CHALLENGE OF THE SEXES O JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF ® CBS NEWS 0 MOVIE'Roustabout' 1964 Elvis THE EARTH ® NEWS Presley, Barbara Stanwyck. 0 THIS IS THE LIFE ® LITTLE RASCALS O MOVIE 'The Man Who Never This week’s sports on TV O NEWARK AND REALITY 0 0 0 NBC NEWS Was' 1956 Clifton Webb, Gloria Today 0 JIMMY SWAGGART 0 ® FRENCH CHEF Sunday THIS WEEK Grahams. 63 MAVERICK Monday 0 ZOOM 1:00 (20-22) Wrestling. 0 DIRECTOR'S PLAYHOUSE 1:00 (3) Challenge ol the Sexes. 0 CELEBRATE 0 SUPERMAN 1:00 (3S) NHL HocKey: Rockies vs. 8:00 (9*38) NHL Hockey; Flames 0 THE SELZNICK YEARS 1:00 (24) Tennis. vs. Rangers. 0 JETSONS 7:00 Blues. 0 1978 OCEAN CITY INTERNA­ ® 60 MINUTES 1:45 (3) NBA Basketball: Celtics vs. Tuesday ON CABLE T.V. 0 INSIGHT TIONAL TENNIS 2:00 (20-22-30) College Basketball: ® 0 HARDY BOYS, NANCY St. John's at Providence. Nats. 10:00 0 AMERICAN LIFESTYLES 7:30 (24) Collega Baiketball: O FANTASTIC VOYAGE DREW MYSTERIES 2:00 (57) College Hockey: Cornell 2:00 (6-40) Supertsams. UCbnn va. Fairfield. 0 YOUR MAYOR'S REPORT vs. Northeastern. ® DUSTY'S TREEHOUSE 1:30 2:00 (20-22-30) Dynamic Duos. Thursday LIVE FROM O MASS FOR THE THIRD SUN­ 2:30 (B-40) Auto Racing. 0 PARTRIDGE FAMILY 2:30 (20-22-30) Sportsworld. 3:30 (8-40) Pro Bowling. DAY OF LENT 3:00 (57) Tennis. 7:30 (38) NHL.Hockey: Brulna va. 0 BULLWINKLE 4:00 (20-22-30) College Basketball: Ramea. W OLD TIME GOSPEL HOUR 1:45 3:15 (8-40) Boxing: Yugoslavia vs. 0 CHALICE OF SALVATION Holy Crou vs. Georgetown. U.S. 8:00 (8-40) Women'a Sports MADISON ® NBA ON CBS 5:00 (8-40) Wide World of Sports. Special. 0 SOCCER FROM ITALY 2:00 8:00 (8) Racing from Aqueduct. 0 SACRIFICE OF THE MASS 4:00 (3) Qoll: Jackie Gleason 8:00 (9) NHL Hockey: Islanders vs. ® 0 THE SUPERTEAMS Your Car Laid Up? 8:00 (9) NHL Hockey: Rangers vs. Inverrary Classic. Sabres. *v Canadlens. 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WEEK ‘To Find a Man' 1972 6D ROMPER ROOM ^\V B JOKER'S WILD Each week one pf our customers will win one of 0 $20,000 PYRAMID 3) ABC NEWS 0 JERUSALEM PEACE Pamela Sue Martin, Lloyd S LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 0 MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 12:30 B JOKER’S WILD 9:30 Bridges. - these beautiful, loving, stuffed animals. ® VARIOUS PROGRAMMING 3 ) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW ® LASSIE 7:31 3 1 0 SOAP (EXC. FRI.) a MOVIE 'Black Angel' 1946 Dan a TOPPER (EXC. WED.) 0 0 0 NBC NEWS 3 ) ALL STAB ANYTHING GOES 0 GREAT PERFORMANCES 9:30 Duryaa, Pater Lorre. 0 0 0 GONG SHOW O EARTH, SEA AND SKY 8ri)0 9:68 B THAT GIRL 0 0 0 THE TONIGHT SHOW 0 RYAN'S HOPE O ADAM 12 3) CELEBRITY CHALLENGE OF 3 ) 0 ABC NEWSBRIEF 09 SPIRIT OF INDEPENDENCE 0 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS 12:55 0 OVER EASY THE SEXES 10KX) S FLINTSTONES B IRONSIDE B NEWS 6:55 B CROSS WITS B NEWS 0 OFF THE AIR (EXC. FRI.) 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(R) thanatBERNIE’S 3) (£ 0 0 NEWS t 0 BIG MONEY 10:00 1:00 B BRADY BUNCH ^ 0 0 MACNEIL-LEHRER a NEWS 0 0 0 TOMORROW with New CRYP1AR troigital Controls O CONCENTRATION REPORT CB 0 STARSKY AND HUTCH 1:30 T ie M im ® BOZO B JOKER'S WILD a EVANS AND NOVAK a MOVIE ‘My Girl TIsa' 1948 Lilli 3000 CONS MHULABU 0 CHILD DEVELOPMENT 0 IN SEARCH OF 0 0 0 POLICE WOMAN Palmer, Akim Tamirofl. B HOGAN'S HEROES 7:31 0 0 FEVER B JOE FRANKLIN SHOW 3000 code combinations are available in Genie CB WHEN HAVOC STRUCK 10:30 \ 0 BONANZA 2:30 controls. Each is pre-set on a Mylar code strip inside GS 450-0 Deiuxe Screw Driva 0 Z O O M 8:00 0 BOOK BEAT a NEWS the transmitter and additional strips are available 6:30 (B GOLDIE 11:00 2:45 Jo at your Genie dealer. You can choose your own B I LOVE LUCY a CROSS WITS a ADAM 12 a PRAYER secret code making it nearly impossible for 31 ABC NEWS (B 0 EIGHT IS ENOUGH (B 0 0 0 NEWS NOTHING TO BUY anyone but you to open your garage door! O JOKER'S WILD O MOVIE 'Weatem Union' 1941 0 HOLLYWOOD CONNECTION Completely solid state controls comply with FCC ® LASSIE Robert Young, Dean Jagger. ® LIVING FAITH NOTHING TO WRITE requirements. Safety reverse automatically 0 0 0 NBC NEWS 0 0 0 THE LIFE AND TIMES OF 0 PETTICOAT JUNCTION Sweepstakes ends March I I , 1978 reverses door in case of obstruction while closing, 0 EARTH, SEA AND SKY GRIZZLY ADAMS 0 0 DICK CAVETT SHOW opens tho door. . . turns on Ito light. . . lots you drive right Ini 69 ADAM 12 0 N O V A 69 ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW CLASSiriEO ADVERTISING 0 OVER EASY S MARCUS WELBY, M.D. 11:30 REGISTER ... EVERY TIME YOU COME TO; 0 FORSYTE SAGA The A LU A N C E Manutacturing Inc., 6:55 (B NEWS A NORTH AMERICAN PHILIPS COMPANY 0 N E W S 8:30 a MOVIE 'Midnight' 1939 Don 12” d ia g ^ BLACK & WHITE MsMr ^ IhE tMnous Anltnnt RoUlor... 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B O e O TTS B Pages - WEEKEND Jill Thursday, March Forum of the arts EVENING 0 OVER EASY fa^ (U| ciQu a ADAM 12 6:00 G9 CROSS WITS a THE FOURTH ESTATE a HOLLYWOOD CONNECRON O) Cl) 126 M NEWS a ODD COUPLE 8:57 a LIVING FAITH ■ BRADY BUNCH a ABC NEWS a NBC NEWS UPDATE a PETTICOAT JUNCTION At th§ Bushn«ll violinist, in a free concert Monday at 8 p.m. in Millard O CONCENTRATION IB) DIMENSIONS IN CULTURE 9KX> a SB DICK CAVETT SHOW Auditorium, 200 Bloomfield Ave., West Hartford. Anne (NO BOZO 7:30 □D HAWAII FIVE-0 11:30 ■UCIIflM • MLOinilS • WINfSAM The Hartford Symphony Orchestra, directed by Arthur Koscielny, pianist, will be featured March 13. M IN OUR OWN IMAGE L 'f' DAILY NUMBER CD a BARNEY MILLER CD THE CBS LATE MOVIE "The Winograd and featuring guest soloist Chou-Liang Lin, a CAROL BURNETT AND • oaicious • GORTUlS • • Sunday at 7:30 p.m., the Vermeer Quartet will pre­ ffi HOGAN'S HEROES ® PTL CLUB-TALK AND Terminal Man' 1074 George Segal. violinist, will present a concert Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. M BONANZA FRIENDS VARIETY Joan Hackett CIOER A sent a concert in Millard Auditorium at the University of US ZOOM (CAPTIONED) ll^ MUPPETS SHOW a a a ja m e s a t i 6 aM O V IE 'Never On Sunday' 1060 at Bushnell Memorial Hall in Hartford. Hartford. March 5, also at 7:30 p.m., a program will be 6:30 a NEWLYWED GAME a IB) WORLD Melina Mercouri, Jules Dassln. APPLE CIDER YINEBAR Tliureday at 8 p.m., the classical guitarist, Andres a I LOVE LUCY (» POP GOES THE COUNTRY 0:30 CD a THE ALL-STAR SALUTE TO shared by Raya Garbousova, violincello, and William (0 ABC NEWS SZ HOLLYWOOD SOUARES H ) a CARTER COUNTRY WOMEN'S SPORTS Segovia, will give a solo concert. Diard, tenor. These concerts are sponsored by the i» (B) MACNEIL-LEHRER FERMJIDO dRCHARDS O JOKER'S WILD 0:58 a MOVIE 'A Night in Cassablan- Friday and March 4 at 8 p.m., the Lar Lubovitch Dance Friends of Chamber Music at Hartt College of Music. (ID LASSIE REPORT QD a ABC NEWSBRIEF ca' 1046 Marx Brothera, Lois BIRCH MOUNTAIN RD.,aU8T0NBURY ^ Company will be featured. (29 126 i}9 NBC NEWS a SPECIAL EDITION 10:00 Collier. ’Tickets at the door. a HOCKEY w aii H m rnunnt f March 7 and 8 at 10 a.m., the Bushnell Children’s (2« EARTH. SEA AND SKY CD BARNABY JONES a a 8 THE TONIGHT SHOW • Mstislav Rostropovich returns to University of fB ADAM 12 a BOBBY VINTON SHOW a NEWS Theatre Series will offer "Young Tom Edison and The a SB ABC CAPTIONED NEWS Connecticut’s Jorgensen Auditorium, Storrs, ’Tuesday at its OVER EASY 7:31 CD a THE SENTRY COLLECTION a IRONSIDE Magic Way.” (Contact Fran Gordon, 523-0320) 6:55 . (D LOTTERY SHOW PRESENTS BEN V^E E N 8:15 p.m. in his new role as conductor of the Washington W n ew s 8:00 a a a w h a t r e a l l y h a p ­ March 8 at 8:15 p.m., vocalists will perform'Verdi’s a i THE WALTONS ’:00 National SymiAony. (486-4226) p e n e d TO THE CLASS OF '65 8 a 8 TOMORROW “Requiem.” 7:00 a CROSS WITS a 247-2424 Tomirspizziuiu • Carol A. (Krieski) Daley, lyric soprano, will present (t) CBS NEWS OC a WELCOME BACK, a BRUINS WRAP-UP . 1:18 March 9 at 8 p.m., Sixten Ehrling conducts the Cincin­ an “Evening of Song’’ March 4 starting at 8 p.m. in the KOnER a JOE FRANKUN SHOW ■ BRADY BUNCH ® MASTERPIECE THEATRE ^ 1:28 . 2 a W. CEHTER ST. nati Symphony Orchestra. (246-6807) CT CONCENTRATION a HOCKEY First Lutheran Church Hall, Orchard Street, Ellington. a a a chips a MOVIE'South of St. Louis' 1948 0 BOWLING FOR DOLLARS _ 10:30 Joel McCrea, Zachary Scott. 64S4a i Ms. Daley is a voice pupil of Mildred L. Coleman of (i« FESTIVAL OF FAITH a ONCE UPON A CLASSIC a WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE Thtaltr tvtntt (B) NOVA ^ 2:16 Rockville. Mrs. Barbara Caramante will be the accom­ (» OUTDOORS WITH KEN a MARCUS WELBY, M.D. 8 NEWS 267 E. C a r a ST. CALLAWAY 8:30 11K)0 ‘I'oiiiiny” • “The Little Foxes” by Lillian Heilman will be panist. ’The recital will be open to the public, free of a MERV GRIFFIN _ 2:30 charge. m NEWS CD CD a a a n e w s a PRAYER presented by the Little ’Theatre of Manchester toni^t at 8:30 at East Catholic High School. Tickets at the box of­ fice. Art events Friday, March 9 A T TOMMY’S • Tonight is the final performance at University of • Works by Tom Hebert and paintings by Ken Morgan EVENING Connecticut’s Harriet S. Jorgensen Theater of " ’Tis Pity a ODD COUPLE 8 8 8 CPO SHARKEY _ 10:30 you don’t ask for peppers — will be displayed in the Stairwell Gallery of Manchester 6:00 8 ABC NEWS a SB WALL STREET WEEK a LATIN NEW YORK She’s a Whore,” John Ford’s tragedy of Incest written in Community College, 146 Hartford Road, Friday through if) CD a 8 NEWS ® BOOK BEAT 8:57 11:00 1633. Curtain time is 8:15 p.m. (429-2912 or 486-3969) a BRADY BUNCH 7:30 8 NBC NEWS UPDATE (D CD 0 8 8 NEWS we ask you. 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WINF to air future, after Our Midwinter Sale has been when more of barbershop ■f-*' opportunity ' their losses," music show a statement s Barbershop harmony extended to March 12! subcommittei comes to Manchester’s air­ waves on a weekly basis PANAMA starting at 8 p.m. Sunday Amcricao at its finest... Because of the (UPI) - Pam over radio station WINF severity of the Senate’s prol c^jtured in die waniidi of lonsylvania cKcny... trafficking by (1230). weather, we’re The new program, called ficials was ba beautifully buih and f in iM to die last detail extending our sale an ex-Nationa Bob & Vin’s Barbershop, once tried t will feature recordings of and to p -v ^ priced for this spiii^ event for your convenience. Omar Torrijo the nation’s barbershop A govemmi quartets and choruses the source of from the men’s organiza­ From Marlborough's fabulous Early American Cherry study by the tion (SPEBSQSA) and the . a master bedroom for those who love colonial. The Amado Sanju women's (Sweet Adelines). magnificent dresser with its twelve drawers . . . its N f finely turned cannonball bed and the handsom roomy staff of the ^ The program will be , 1 " door chest . . . the bonstructlon is tops, with oak has been in ex produced -by Manchester’s drawers, heavy platform sides and all dovetailed am attempt i joints. It's built to give years and years of happy and Silk City Chorus. satisfied service. The warm patina is achieved by nian leader fa Co-hosts for the program constant attention to hand rubbing and finishing. will be Vincent A. Zito. TOKYO‘(I musical director of the Silk I’ Includes Queen-siif Bed, fishermen, 1 1 ' r i " Triple Dresser with twin City Chorus and a 28-year beveled glass Mirrors A List $1502. (‘dolphins wh( member of SPEBSQSA; 1 Door Chest. Other pieces clubb^ and ' ' ’ III 1 available at similar and Robert J. Morrissey, savings. SALE some 1,000 pi past president of the k t i l l UJi____ _ I two-day mass chorus and a 3 Drawer ’The killing w provincial go> barbershopper for nine Night Stand - years. The dolphin SPEBSQSA is the Socie­ n i 9 3 List $147.50 going mamm ty for the Preservation and known to pn ^ rk s and w Encouragement of other, ranged Barbershop Quartet n29 If purchased length and s< Singing in America Inc. than 1,000 poi The organization is obser­ with set ving its 40th anniversary WasRin g i during 1978 and currently Uiiited SUte: lists more than 37,000 other marit members in 600 chapters double-hulled throughout the United to prevent o States and Canada. meauurei) jus temational o aii e e rily gO( Bookmobile said FYiday. 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miners WASHINGTON (U P I)-P resid en t The agreement was reached under announced immediately. Officials mined to give that process every "The agreement that has been Carter announced a contract settle­ heavy White House pressure just have estimated it wouid take nearly chance to work. It has worked, and reached today is no different," he hours after Carter announced pians three weeks before coal production the settlement it has produced is said "You struggled for it and it is a HARTFORD (DPI)-Ciov. Ella ment in the nation's iongest coal to intervene in the crippling 81-day- could be back to normal. better for everyone involved." significant achievement" T. Grasso asked President Carter strike Friday and warned miners he old walkout. Although Carter did not say what UMW President Arnold Miller Carter noted that the union’s 39- to declare Connecticut a major wiil take “drastic and unsatisfactory Terms of the agreement were not action he had in mind, administration termed the agreement a "good con­ man bargaining council, which disaster area as the state's legal action" if they do not ratify it. officials said the president was ready tract.” amd said it includ^ all the represents union miners nationwide, damage tab from the Blizzard of to order the miners back to work un­ health and pension guarantees the had approved the agreement, and he '78 exceeded the |10 million mark. der the Taft-Hartley Act and perhaps union sought. urged rank and file members to “Damage reports and actual He said the agreement was even follow that lead 2 to seek congressionel approval for a costs will probably increase in the federal take over of the mines. better than the pact reached with the "This agreement serves the future, after the spring thaw, But in a quickly arranged, live Pittsburg and Midway Coal Co., Mon­ national interest as well as your own when more of our citizens have an appearance on national television. day, an agreement the BCOA had interest and those of your fam ilies,” opportunity to properly assess Charter said federal intervention had earlier refused to consider. he said "If it is not approved without their losses," the governor said in been averted for the time being by a Carter had high praise for the delay, time will have run out for all a statement submitted to a House hurriedly arranged agreement UMW’s 160,000 striking members of us and I will have to take the subcommittee in Washington. between the Bituminous Coal even while telling them it is crucial drastic and unsatisfactory legal ac­ Operators Association and the United they ratify the pact, tion which I would have announced PANAMA CITY, Panama Mine Workers. "Yours is a historic struggle,” he tonight.” (UPI) — Panama said Friday the 5 “This is the outcome toward which said "Your dedication to justice in The agreement was good news for ^ n ate's probe of alleged drug all of us have been working so h ard ," the mines has been matcheid only by the scores of businesses, industries trafficking by top Panamanian of­ he said. “ It was because we believe dedication to your country whenever and layed off workers who have been ficials was based on testimony by in the free process of collective it needed you. whether in war or in affected by the strike an ex-National Guard officer who bargaining that I have been so deter­ peacetime. once tried to overthrow Gen. Omar Torrijos. A government spokesman said the source of the charges under study by the Senate was Col. Town afire, 20 dead, Amado Sanjur, former chief-of- staff of the National Guard who has been in exiled Califronia since am attempt to oust the Panama­ nian leader failed in 1969. after propane blast

TOKYO (UPI) - Japanese WAVERLY, Tenn. (UPI) - A everyone out of an area for half a But downtown businesses were fishermen, charging that derailed tank car carrying 2,000 mile around the derailment. staffed as usual and there were 100 (‘dolphins who eat fish are bad," gallons of propane exploded like “ an Four hours after the explosion, an persons — law enforcement officials, clubbed and stabbed to death atomic blast” when workmen began area the size of two football fields Louisville & Nashville Railroad some 1,000 playful dolphins in a to empty it Friday, setting the town was still burning in downtown employes and civil defense workers twiHlay massacre ending Friday. afire and killing at least 20 persons. Waverly, a town of about 4,(XX) per­ — around the tankers at the time of The killing was approv^ by the “The whole sky lit up,” said Brad sons. the blast. provincial government. Fussell, who was working at a fur­ Firefighters from across eastern Workmen had just begun to drain The dolphins, man-loving, sea­ niture company nearby. “The blast Tennessee, including airborne units the car when it blew up. Most of the going mammals who have been could be felt two or three miles from Ft. Campbell, Ky., rushed to dead were believed to have been the known to protect humans from away. They say all the buildings are the scene. Medipal rescue personnel around the tanker. The F ^ r k s and who can talk to each wrecked and bodies are everywhere helicopters from Memphis, 155 miles town’s police chief was reportedly other, ranged from 12 to IS feet in lying on the ground.” to the east, and from F t. Campbell burned critically. length and some weighed more Barry Kruprilfeoff’Js______Shown— at Jts non-li6enS^i?adio kation :hased Adj. Gen. Carl Wallace, head of the flew out many of the Injured. " I t like to have knocked me out of than 1,000 pounds. that was shut■ ut down ■ this week. (Herald-photo by Dunn) Many of the injured, most of them my chair,” said Mayor Jimmy et Tennessee National Guard, said 20 persons were killed and at least 145 badly burned, were being taken to Powerk, who was in his office three iWASIttNGTON (UPI) - The others injured as the thunderous Nashville, 60 miles west of Waverly. miles away when the tanker Uhited States failed to convince blast touched off blazes that wrecked Many homes in the area had been exploded. “We all knew what it was. other maritime nations that Listeners baek the center of town. ordered evacuated before workmen They had told us the way it would double-hulled tankers are needed began draining the propane from the E Wallace said a second propane sound.” to prevent oil spills, but other tanker, among 24 cars of a Louisville tank cars into tractor-trailer trucks. m eaW eh Just approved at an in­ & Nashville freight train that ternational conference should do silenced station derailed in downtown Waverly ah ei^ lly good job, U.S. officials After two years of broadcasting, a one for the listeners. Wednesday, did not explode although said rad ay . Manchester resident and full-time “I don’t think we should have been it was only 30 feet from the first. Deputy Transportation shut down because of what we did for One bid received Manchester Community College stu­ However, the general said f494 Secretary Alan Butchman said the public,” he said. He broadcast dent finds himself without a radio firefighters who were pouring foam hand (ird the steps finally included in a pair station. notices for churches and the com­ AvaiUblp on the second car to keep it cool lar taving» of new treaties will provide key munity college. He received no paid But, support from listeners of the might eventually have to let it go. for senior buses safeguards against such disasters advertisements. non-licens^ station, including a peti­ W allace called in 50 National as the 1976 wreck of the Argo He also felt that his all-request for­ tion by a group of Glastonbury Guard troops and began clearing The Town of Manchester received and 5 p.m. except for certain Merchant that spilled millions of, firefighters, already has started. mat was popular with the listeners. only one bid Friday on the operation holidays. gallons of oil on the Atlantic off Earlier this week. Federal Com- He received 40 to 50 calls a night, he of a temporary transportation Additional service on additional Nantucket jsland. munications Commission officials said. system for elderly and handicapped hours or Saturdays and Sundays $254 shut down a non-licensed station There is no telephone in his home, Police probe residents. would be $4.45 per hour per bus. Dial- WASHINGTON (UPI) - A ship­ operated by Barry Krupnikoff, 28, of so the calls were taken by a friend a-Ride also designated available The bid was from Dial-a-Ride of ment of Israeli oranges, spot- 43 Wilfred Road. Krupnikoff ran the who lives in East Hartford. The backup vehicles including a vehicle double death Connecticut Inc. of 134 E. Center St. checked because some of the fruit 40-watt station, W HW -FM at 89.9 friend then would relay the requests with hydraulic lift for wheelchairs, at a rate of f 108.50 per operator per sold in Europe was contaminated, FM, from his second-floor bedroom. to Krupnikoff by CB radio. MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - Police the company’s entire fleet of seven bus per day, or $151.15 per day for the has been found free of mercury Broadcasting without a license is Some of his listeners, a group of said two persons were found dead in­ taxicabs and wheelchair vans. operation of two buses. The cost in­ and cleared for sale in the United not permitted under FCC firefighters at a firehouse in Glaston­ side a Middletown drug store Friday 'liie buses to be used for the tem­ States, the government reported regulations, and the station was shut bury, have said that they will petition cludes the dispatcher in addition to porary service are a 16-passenger in what appeared to be a murder- the bus drivers. Friday. down Tuesday night by FCC officials to support Krupnikoff. He is hoping suicide. mini-bus and a bus with capacity for A previously unheard of Palesti­ who said that they used electronic other listeners will call to support Police, still at the scene Friday The system was approved by the five passengers, including two RT nian terrorist group had claimed tracking equipment to find the broad­ him. night, declined to reveal any details Board of Directors for a 26-week wheelchair passengers, according to responsibility for spiking the con­ cast location. The cost of obtaining a license is of how the deaths occured in the inci­ period until two buses arrive under a Maurice Pass, director of General taminated oranges that appeared He has been charged with two very expensive, Krupnikoff, who is dent that reportedly took place in a federal grant program. The buses Services. in Europe; saying the aim was to violations of the Communications taking broadcasting courses at MCC, drug store on Washington Street originally were expected to arrive The buses will be rented at a cost damage Israel’s economy. Act, but first offenders normally are said. between 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. Jan. 1, but have been delayed through of $800 a day from Connecticut Auto not prosecuted. “He really is good,” his mother, The police spokesman would only the grant process. Lease of West Hartford. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. Krupnikoff understands that the Elaine Haymond, said. “It’s just un­ say the deaths of the two unidentified The cost outlined by Dial-a-Ride The town hopes to have the Muriel Humphrey urged the broadcasting, which he did about fortunate that he can’t get the persons were not the result of a would include service Monday transportation system in operation Senate Friday to ratify the four nights a week, was illegal, but backing that’s necessary. He had a robbery. through Friday between 8:30 a.m. as soon as possible. Panama Canal treaties as a ' he feels that his station was a helpful lot of listeners,” she said. means of ending U.S. colonialism, r and warned, “if a great power 2 does not take care to keep its Have the town and state highway crews friends, it will ... stand alone Your neighbors’ views: “ g'ood job of snow removal this against its enemies.” Making her maiden Senate w inter? speech, Mrs. Humphrey, D-Minn., joined the treaty debate just as opponents began their effort to sink the pacts with amendments unacceptable to Panama. 5 H A R T F O R D (UPI) - A legislative committee has proposed giving the state Ethics Commission juri^iction over the conduct of judgek, including requiring them to make public financial disclosure. Sen. Wayne Baker, D-Danbury, co-chairman of the Government Administration and Policy Com­ mittee, said Friday his panel ap­ ‘I proved the bill “unanimously, like a rocket.”

WEULFLEET, Mass. (UPI) - The Coast Guard said Friday.4,000 Alexander Pudio Frank Scotl Sybil Bartone Orville Cleveland William Dickerson Donna Maloney Thomas Boone Mary Sblendorio gallons of oil that washed ashore M oore St., on Cape Cod beaches is probably Alexander Pudio, 63 Lafayette Ave., Syhil Barione, 40 Bonner Drive, East William Dirkerson, 1495 Sullivan Ave., Tlioniao Boone, 24 Manchester. —“They did a pretty good job from the grounded tanker Global East Hartford, —The state 'has done a Hartford, “ East Hartford has done an South Windsor —Snow removal was very all in all. A lot of them worked day and Hope. good job. The town stinks. Last year they excellent job.” good in South Windsor, but the potholes night and a lot of people didn’t appreciate A spokesman for the Guard’s did a beautiful job. They are not sanding are bad.” marine safety office talked at this year.” Orville Cleveland, 179 Charter Oak St., Donna Maloney, 112 W. Center St., it.” Mary Sblendorio, 131 Hickory Drive. Wellfleet town hall to a group of Frank Beoit, 46 Hyde St., Manchester Manchester —“They did ah excellent job. Manchester —“Yes, with the weather East Hartford —“Yes. In East Hartford residents to explain the clean-up —‘JY es. They have done a pretty good The town did the best job In years con­ we’ve had, they have done the best they did a good job.” . operation. job.” sidering the snow this year.” humanly possible.”