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The lighter side: HARTFORD — Connecticut starting the instant lottery 30 Doy PfcipitotionO utlook | PONTIAC, Mich. - Health of­ killed In Sunday’s collision of two wants a federal ruling that higher progrhm, ComptrollerA. Edward The top of the news ficials suspect canned peppers 747 jetliners in the Canary Islands sulfur content fuel may be burned Caldwell says. Last year the sur­ is expected to be a lengthy in the Pioneer Valley of plus was 134.7 million. used in a Mexican restaurant may CompUad from l/nffad Praaa International be responsible for one of the worst process, but some officials say On bench with the Bard Massachuaetts. The ruling would outbreaks of botulism In U.S. some bodies were burned so badly permit the use of 2.2 per cent siU- BOSTON — Industry spokesmen history. At least 33 persons have Identification may be Impossible. fur fuel while Connecticut’s and lawmakers in New England By DICK WEST Q. If you were his director, how would Kennedy, D-Mass., has told Presi­ WASHINGTON - Key parU of been hospitalized with the illness. regulations only allow .5 per cent. say President Carter’s decision dent Carter In urging full WASHINGTON (UPI) - Nothing could you have a coach behave on the bench? the new Senate code of ethics, NAPLES, Fla. — A battle over Connecticut claims the use will not to Impose import quotas on examination of an Incident in LISBON, Portugal — Cuban have been more fitting than to have had A. "Like the rugged Russian bear, the adopted Friday, became effective fishing grounds Is brewing pollute Connecticut air. shoes will be a blow to the six- which the Coast Guard was leader Fidel Castro and Angola the finals of the NCAA basketball tourna­ arm’d rhinoceros, or the Hyrcan tiger. On today, proscribing costly gifts between shrimpers, forced from state region's economy. ordered not to seize a Soviet today Issued a joint communique ment and the Motion Picture Academy the tip of his subduing tongue all kind of from lobbrtsts for foreign agents East Florida’s coast, and stone BRIDGEPORT — A strike by trawler for alleged violations. and forbldeing donations to long- crabbers, who have traditlonaUy vowing their total support for the Awards televised on the same evening. arguments and question deep. Little service union employes early NEWPORT, R.I. - Rear Ad­ fight to oust the white Seeing the two events cheek by jowl bless’d with the soft phrase of peace. As secret, unofficial treasuries had the. state’s west coast to today forced the closing of the miral Huntington Hardisty baa MADISON, Maine — A meeting known as "slush funds.” themselves. governments of Rhodesia and gave us a rare opportunity for direct com­ full of quarrels as an egg is full of meat.” Bridgeport Jai Alai fronton M ay. taken command of the Naval War with Gov. James B. Longley ap­ South Africa. parison of the histrionic techniques of A. I get the picture. How should he act College, replacing retiring Vice parently has helped to calm the movie actors and basketball coaches. when the referee calls a foul on one of his EAST HARTFORD - All nine Admiral JuUen J . LeBourgeols. atmosphere in this mill town SAN DIEGO - California’s Looking back over the season, I would players? SARASOTA, Fla. - Dr. R. Lee judges of the U.S. 2nd Circuit Hardisty, former dean of where more than 340 paper health and welfare director feels TEHERAN, Iran - An say the emoting done by the coaches was A. "Rage! Blow! Fall a-curslng. Give Clark, president of the American ^fomi 4 • 1 • 77 Court of Appeals have agreed to academics, has been acting presi­ workers lost their jobs this week that border fences and forge-proof earthquake that rocked the Ban­ far more richly theatrical than you would sorrow words.” jlSfC H ® ® * Cancer Society, 8ald Friday there to 4 O 0 - 7 7 review a lower court order dent since h ^ h 2. when the Kennebec River Pulp Social Security cards won’t stem dar Abbas region for the second find in any of the films nominated for an Q. Are you suggesting he resort to might be reason to exempt requiring Richard Brimley, an and Paper Co. closed down. the flow of illegal aliens, but U.S. time in a week was the fifth Do*ui Oscar. profanity? saccharin from the law that is for­ East Hartford teacher, to wear a BOSTON — Regulations Im­ cing the government to ban the ar­ economic aid might by making it treihor in four months along an n a t io n a l w e a t h e r s e r v i c e ’That impression was borne out by the A. "As foul as Vulcan’s stithy. Whose necktie In the classroom. posed on foreign fishing vessels WASHINGTON - Prqsldent tificial sweetener because it more attractive for Mexicans to arc-shaped fael where at least 4,- snippets of film shown at Monday night’s tongue out venoms all the worms of Nile.” operating within the United Carter Friday lifted the nation's stay in Mexico. 697 persons have been killed. ceremony, as compared to the sideline Q. How should a coach react when his causes cancer in rats. He said HARTFORD — Connecticut’s States’ 200-mile territorial limit two-month-old natural gas Such a ban “may cause great Friday’s tremblor measured thespianism picked up by the ’TV cameras team wins? COUPON SAVINGS __ 30 Doy Temperofure Outlook projected |47 million budget sur­ may be inadequate and inconsis­ emergency, but warned It "in no harm to many while protecting a seven on the open-ended Richter during the basketball game. A. “He makes sweet music with th’ plus has been reduced by |8.5 tent with rules governing way signals an end to our energy theoretical few." DOVER, Del. — Identification scale. There were no Immediate Consider, for example, the perfor­ enamell’d stones, giving a gentle kiss to 100 FREE S&H million because of the delay , in domestic vessels. Sen. Edward M. crisis.” of the remains of Americans casualty reports. mances given by the. late Peter Finch, every sedge he overtaketh in his who was voted best actor, and by A1 pilgrimage.” GREEN STAMPS McGuire, whose Marquette team won the Q. And if he loses? with a $10.00 purchase basketball team. A. "Sits as one new-risen from a In a scene from the movie “Network,” dream.” Finch was seen as a demented TV anchor­ Q. But, sir, wouldn’t a bit of dignity on The weather man wildly exnorting his viewers. It was the part of the coaches be more seemly? Manchester T Inside today as hammy a bit of scenery-chewing as A. "The little foolery that wise men Increasing cloudiness today with oc­ have makes a great show.” Wethersfield moviegoers are likely to witness this casional rain this afternoon. H i^ In the Area news , .1—2-B Editorial ...... 4-A decade. Q, Thank you, Mr. Shakespeare. S^WINFMONCTU! low Ste.'R ain and wind tonip t, rain Classified .. .6—6-B Churches ...... 3-B Yet it was no match for McGuire’s heavy at tim es. Low 40-4$. Rain C o m ics...... 9-B Obituaries__ 6-A COUPON SAVIMOSgs^ n i i c r a dramatics. Now there is an actor for you! tapering off Sunday morning. Partial Maricfiester^A City of Village Charnt Dear Abby___ O-B S p o rts...... 4—5-B I can’t prove this, but I suspect some WESTCLOX clearing Sunday afternoon, high 55-90. T W » ,a a m o N s coaches take drama lessons. To see what National weather forecast map on WE^END INSIDE advice a drama coach might give to a BOLDII Page 6-B. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1977- VOL. XCVI, No. 155 PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Erofri 4. 1 *77 baseketball <;oach, let’s call in William ‘ - - p fo 4 - a o .7 7 People like you read the Classified ads Shakespeare, immortal bard and former every day. So it makes sense ... when Data: point guard for the Stratford Mummers. you have something to sell, use the Q. Mr. Shakespeare, what would you say Classified ads. T f e 1 • ^ WITH COUWN NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICe T iQAA is a basketball coach’s dramatic forte? A. ’’Hysterical passion! Splitting the air People’s Store with noise. Catching all passions in his 226 SPENCER ST. MANCHKSTFR Long range forecast craft of will.” French press Vance T SgN Wllff NOIBT MV o IB The National Weather Service’s 30-day outlook for April is for E g COUPON S*VlMC289'* NOW *210 •0 the construction of permanent He also said, however, that Gov. mings said. facilities at Manchester Community Ella Grasso had set aside no money “They got themselves $3.5 million, College. for such a program and that this is and they got themselves EAST HARTFORD Rep. Muriel Yacavone (D-9th), the only bonding bill for state recognition," he said. House majority whip, said that the colleges approved by the Education Mrs. Yacavone also spoke in sup­ MCC funding bill now moves to the Committee. port of continued funding for the ksfe COUPON SAVINGS ig g Aid to cities under review Finance Committee, where it must “In that sense, I feel goqd about school. also be approved before going to the Boys White WASHINGTON (UPI) - President help the cities cannot be carried out systems, parks, schools and sewage it," Barry said of the committee’s "It's unfortunate that the state's Carter is reviewing ways to help solely by the federal government. He facilities. floor of the General Assembly. approval. fourth largest institution of higher DlfllBM IEE revitalize cities through welfare Three local legislators — Sen. learning must carry on its mission in PERSONAL said cities must attack their own — Tax incentives to encourage Cummings said, "I think it would reform, unique tax incentives and David Barry (D-4th), Rep. Theodore Inadequate, very temporary problems through sound manage­ business to locate in cities, which have been a great springtime present JEANS PmoiuUnd Fun 0 aporttwui changes in some aid to suburbs, ac­ ment and states must allocate more Cummings (D-12th) and Rep. Fran­ facilities,” she said. ‘DONE WHILE YOUWAir would increase job opportunities. to receive the $18 million, but, •liMB-IO cording to Treasury Secretary cis Mahoney (D-13th) — are the spon­ MCC President Ronald H. Denison, OrMf om. For Any Occuton money to urban areas. — “New, focused programs to deal realistically. I'm glad the school got Michael Blumenthal. sors of the bill seeking funding for contacted Friday afternoon, said that 10S1 MAIN n . Blumenthal said the administra­ with so-called structural unemploy­ the $3.5 million. loo "The Carter administration is MCC. They had originally sought $18 he had not yet heard of the com­ > 4 4 MANCHESTBI tion is looking at ways of modifying ment; the hard-to-employ, the "At least It’s a small step. Maybe million for the construction, ^ t the 7110116 646-3339 deeply concerned with the urban federal programs "such as highway youths, the disadvantaged, the un­ mittee's action and preferred to not figure was reduced in committee. we can do better next year,” he said. WITH COUPON problem, with the need to break into and sewerage aid that encourage ur­ skilled.” comment until he studied the deci­ Barry said that the $3.5 million He also praised persons connected and halt the cycle of decay that ban sprawl and weaken the urban — Reforming the present welfare sion. MONFTI threatens ruin to some of our core.” sytem that “Igys on state and local > COUPON 5A VINOS i greatest cities,” he said in a speech The administration, Blumenthal governments what is essentially a Friday. said, also is reviewing these ways to national problem." JAGUAR: AHLeatiwr /( Blumenthal said corrective help cities: SOCCER BALL measures will come under more — A federal subsidy to cities that npd, Or*m, Itoek, Ekw■HIM mon WNttwniw \, thorough consideration after the ad­ sell taxable bonds. Municipal bonds Town political pot brews The “B e n tle y ” is in ministration completes its economic now are tree of federal taxation. Rag. $18.00 stimulus package that includes 3S0 — A federal financing mechanism l^y GREG PEARSON Frederick K. Biebel. The meeting rhu:iipson's spot. rebates for taxpayers. to contribute to modernization and uiithout being uiay out. * 9 * * 4 Herald Reporter concentrated on steps to be taken to One was Atty. Stephen Penny, who But Blumenthtil said programs to improvement of transportation Barry revives With this Spring and Summer version of This year’s town election is still win the November election. said Thursday “ I would be in­ w anted; months away, but several persons Party sources have also mentioned terested.” Botany’s best selling “Bentley" you’ll enjoy FARR’S ,?^ , bill to foster have expressed interest in the two other possible candidates fot Penny is a member of the __^^||j[_Ainartcard_ C htrgt. the up-to-the-minute styling, the precise, possibility of running for the town November's board race. One is Atty. Manchester Economic Developmen ficdany ‘500’ tailoring and the extremely a S ^ S S S M I S f MONFT 3 A Y a l transplants Board of Directors Barry Botticello, who made a brief Commission and has been active in OLD PHONE BOOKS wide range of luxurious, lighterweight According to remarks made at the party’s registrars of voter work connected with the proposed K COUPON SAVINOS Workers ratify pacts fabrics. "Bentley", a classic for every occa­ Sen. David M. Barry (D-4th) has recently by the nine present position last summer. industrial park. sion, sensibly priced. 3150 filed a petition with the senate members of the board, it appears . Botticello said that he has not been Another who had sought the with state agencies clerk's office that will bring to the that at least some of the directors formally approached about running Thompson post was Atty. Joseph T. senate floor a bill designed to will not be seeking re-election in but “ it is being discussed,” he said. Sweeney. SAVE 10% HARTFORD (UPI) - State state and union officials go back to facilitate the transplanting of November. " I have, in the past, expressed an r 6 p b c S “by '“ '" 8 OM ALL CAMPIN8 SUPPLIES With Coupon employes as well as teachers and ad­ He said that he would be "definite­ the ballots and rule out discrepan­ kidneyi and other human organs. But, there are members of both interest in serving if the party is in­ ministrators at Connecticut's four ly interested” in being a candidate. Moft Compfato Traf/or 4 Camping Suppllaa cies. The bill was defeated earlier this political parties who are, at least for terested,” he said. ”I still have that SIZES 36 TO 60 TO FIT ALL MEN state colleges and 12 community The other name mentioned is Dr. In ThtA na The CSEA and CEIR agreement week by a 7-6 vote of the General now, interested in the idea of running interest.” colleges have ratified contracts witt John E. Rogers, who said that the KfGlll/lllS • lONCS • lONIiS • SHORTS • PORUys a SHORT PORTITS was the first worked out since state Assembly's Public Health and Safety for the board. Sweeney said, however, that he is the state. matter has been discussed informal­ BLONSTEUrS CAMPING CENTER employes were granted collective CommtttM. One of the present members of the not now actively seeking a post and RTE S3, ROCKVILLE The agreements must still be ap­ ly with him. bargaining rig hts by the 1975 But Barry obtained signatures board mentioned Atty. Hillery would not do so until a vacancy does proved by the legislature before legislature. from 24 of the state's 34 senators, Gallagher, a past member of the The Democratic party really develop. WINF MONEY aiWiil taking effect. Officials of the Connec­ The contract, which expires June thus assuring that the bill will be board, as a possible candidate. doesn’t have to go searching too far ’Three others who applied for the ticut State Employes Association, 30, 1979, calls for a grievance heard on the senate floor. Barry said for November candidates if any of Thompson position were James Ecology IS everyone’s concern. ■ COUPON SAVINOS ( representing nine negotiating uniU, Gallagher, a Republican, was elected procedure with binding arbitration at that a similar petitioning effort will the party’s six present members of Reardon, retired chief of police;’ announced ratification of a new con­ in 1973, but resigned before the GiTlette Good News the fourth step. be made In the House of Represen- term was completed to attend the board decide not to run again. Eleanor Coltman, a member of the REGAL tract Friday which guarantees a Members of the Congress of , tatives. When John W. Thompson resigned Board of Education; and Peter minimum $1,600 per employe salary courses for a graduate tax program r DISPOSABLE RAZOR Connecticut Community Colleges The bill provides that. In cases Gallagher said he has not been ap­ from the board in February, several ‘ Crombie, chairman of the Communi­ , Nm from aWMM juM UM Mch l«k) I increase by 1979. MEN’S SHOP voted 372-5 to accept a two-year where organ transplants are interested persons stepped forward bM* ruor for . lol «l OUEAt I While official totals have not been proach^ yet pn the subject of run­ ty Development Citizens Advisory Pmvm • «Mn Ibrm H mt.^ agreement. authorized either by a donor or the to fill the vacancy. Beldon Schaffer 'T /re Complete Men's Store" compiled, CSEA officials said 68 per ning, but said, " I suppose it’s within Committee. The board at the four state colleges next of kin, the irreversible cessation the realm of possibility. I would cer­ was the man selected by the Reardon said that he preferred not cent of those voting approved the earlier in the day approved contracta of brain function, according to Southern New England Telephone 2 contract. tainly seriously consider it." Democrats to replace ’Thompson. to comment on the matter. THE MARVEL OF MAIN STREET that cover 1,240 faculty members customary standards of m^lcal The local Republicans are already "Our party Is blessed with a tiMt of Mrs. Coltman said she is “very A CSEA spokesman said ap­ who belong to the American Associa­ practice, shall be sufficient to deter­ NORTHWAY REXALL PHARMACY proximately 18,000 workers turned gearing up for work on the November terrific names,” Mayor Matthew M. ambivalent” toward such a run at 903 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON tion of University Professors and IW mine the time of the donor’s death. 230 NORTH MAIN 8T., MANCHESTER out to cast ballots on the contract election. The party's candidate selec­ Moriarty Jr. said earlier this week this time. “ I’m wondering where I MONDAY thru SATURDAY 9:30 to 6:30 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 10.-00 to 9:00 administrative personnel employes Barry, Manchester Rep. Theodore negotiated by CSEA and the Connec­ tion committee will meet April 11. when discussing party interest in the can be of more service,” she said. THURSDAY 9:30 to 9:00 SATURDAY 10H)0 to 8:30 wmF MOMW s a v b I who are m em bm of the American Cummings (D-12th) and Sen. George ticut Employes Union Independent. Also, a dozen party members board. Crombie said that, at this time, he Federation of State, County and Gunther (R-21st) are sponsors of the The results remain unofficial until attended a session earlier this week One party source listed most of the is probably not interested in running » WE ACCEPT MASTER CHARQB AND BANK AMERICARO a Municipal Employes. blU. u i i n n i x i o with Republican State Chairman persons who had sought to fill for a director’ position. V PAGE TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchestec, Conn.. Sat,, April 2, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., April 2, 1977— PAGE THREE-A CTM concert is Sunday Public records News for senior citizens GoMen Rule useil as theme By WALLY FORTIN' hidden VALLEY CAMP...... FrNdOffl, MMW Chetelat to Dennis C. Platt and Edwina H. Russo and Michael J. of Christian Science talk Boyi a QIrtt: I to 13 y u n oM Prayers combined with musical at Concordia Lutheran Church. The provide cards for members of their Warranty deeds Sharon E. Munsie, property at 36 Nye Hayes, both of Newington, property much as possible, and I might suggest that talent have carved a new career in concert is open to the public. There audiences to fill out with names and Francis L. Beaupre and Florence St., $30,500. W^nesday, by the time you’re reading if your need for transportation Is great, on Oakland St., $16.M conveyance “Great changes for good in human af­ world for ourselves as individuals,” he Christian ministry for two of will be no admission charge, but a addresses, so that they may receive a S. Beaupre to Donald S. Beaupre and Ernest W. Arendt and Mabel H. tax. this, our big “Showboat” presentation will then maybe you should voice your Manchester’s newest residents, Tom fairs” result from understanding the said. free-will offering will be received. newsletter. The newsletter contains Pauline A. Beaupre, property at 124- Arendt to Raymond L. Gaudet and Administrator’s deed be on its way. One day down, ready for the thoughts to powers to be, regarding a and Ingrid Murphy. 126 N. School St„ $17,500. divine law behind the Golden Rule. ^ "How Important it is that we really un­ Though funds are necessary to con­ the couple’s schedule of perfor­ Norma D. Gaudet, both of Tolland, Estate of Gerard A. LaCrolx to second by 8 p.m. tonight, and the finale at Dial-A-Rlde system installed in this town. Tom, a tenor, and his wife, Ingrid, Nutmeg Homes Inc. to Robert W. This was the theme of a public lecture derstand the divine law underlying the tinue their ministry, the couple feels mances, articles by guest preachers, property at 4-10 Clinton St., $72,000. Hayden L. Griswold Jr., property at ^:30 p.m. tomorrow. It would be able to do more things for you a soprano, are founders of CTM Finn and Agnes L. Finn, property at by William H. Alton, a Christian lie n e e Golden Rule, and obey it to the full. Only that one of the most important things poems and even recipes, Ingrid said. Executrix’s deed 272 Main St., $46.75 conveyance tax. Because this column has to be written and eliminate the problems we now have (Christian Thought for Man) Com­ they need is the continuing prayers of 50 Nutmeg Dr., $55 conveyance tax. lecturer and teacher from New York City, In this way can all turmoil be replaced To date, there are about 1,000 people Estate of Edward J. Hickey to Federal tax lien on 'Thursday, I can’t give you the full story with trying to pleaw too many people. Tuesday at the First Church of Christ, munications and will present their those attending their concerts. MaK Construction Co. to Anthony with love that is everywhere present and WtnultoiMl, no S I L V E R Clarence Peterson 231-549; Men Class B Dupont for March 30. The Manchester of the insurance in New York City determination of America’s pioneer mothers. SUN. CONT. from 1:S0 (130 average and under) high triple, Ray teams won over the Bloomfield team 11-9. would be $1,600 a year. S T R E R M > Bernstein, 450; high single, Vic Hurd, 181; Andy Lamoureux had high single of 246 According to Tom, that is where Women Class A (over 100 average) high and high triple of 607. Paul Dejeunes had CARRAOINE the prayers took over. His brother-in- BALSAM triple, Mary Picaut, 382; high single, Bet­ 527 series, Arnold Newman, 521 series, law said that his firm would co-sign a 1!J“Mottier Jugs awl Speed". ty Miller, 153; Women Class B (100 Bloomfield's Joe Samacki, 530 series, Ray note for the car, and Ingrid’s mother “THE SENTINEL** SUN. CONT. from 1:M average and under) high triple and single, Robbins 515 series, Sal Cicero, 509 series. arranged to have her insurance agent *J7“Race With The Devil” PQ Bert Clulow, 123-313. We will have a return match at the take care of the insurance. “The Pinochle, bridge Parkade Lanes sometimes in April. There timing was perfect,” Tom said. Manchetter Evening Herald were 16 ladies who completed also. 2 The couple also credits prayer for This printing test pattern is On Wednesday, we had 36 players for Publlihed every evening except Menu for tlie week their opportunity to come to part of The Herald quality pinochle in the morning with the following Sunday* and holldaya. Entared at tha Monday, French onion soup with Manchester. After traveling for 12 Manchailer, Conn. Poit Otfica aa Sa- control program in order to winners: Rene Maire, 601; Sam Schors, cond Claaa Mall Mattar. crackers, hot roast pork sandwich with weeks and living in motels, they give you one of the finest 588; Helen Silver, 587; George Last, 587; newspapers in the nation. gravy, fruited Jello, tea. would come back to New York and Suggested Carrier Rates Cecile Benson, 566; Robert Schubert, 556; try to keep up with all the book work. Payabla In Advanc* Helena Gavello, 551; Joseph Carlin, 550; W^nesday, homemade vegetable beef ^OTHERSlt* » Single copy ...... 15« Ann Haupt, 549. soup with crackers, grilled ham sandwich, “ It was impossible. We needed help W e e kly...... 9 0 i OF THE lull One m o n th ...... $3.90 chilled pudding, beverage. but couldn’t pay for a secretary,” In the afternoon it was bridge games Three month* ...... $11.70 and the lucky winners were: Marianne Thur^y, baked fillet of sole, spiced Tom said. MOUNTAIN' ^ Six m onth*...... $23.40 ___ 649-9333. One y e a r...... $46.80 Harvard beets, buttered whipped Then, they met the Rev. Ronald Herdic, 3,990; George Last, 3,280; Mall Ratal Upon Requeit Katherine Ellsworth, 3,010; Florence potatoes, pan rolls and butter, devils food Fournier, pastor of Emanuel Subacr)bera who fall to receive Hayden, 2,950.> cake, beverage. Lutheran Church, and he suggested their newapaper belor* 5:30 p.m. should talaphon* th* circulation (5ur heartfqA condolences to Robert Friday, No meal — Good Friday. that they come to Manchester. The department. 647*9946. * Stone and family whose mother, Anna Emanuel Church council was willing Stone, passed away this past week. Schedule for the week to provide office space and found Stwwcase Mini-bus temporary living quarters for the EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH and CTM COMMUNICATIONS. INC. Saturday, 8 p.m.. Variety Show at East couple. On Feb. 13, Tom and Ingrid Cwemas praaant By the way. I guess I have to make one Catholic High School. became members and affiliate ikTE R STA tE 84 Naw York Sacrad Concart Artlata point perfectly clear about the use of our , Sunday: 2:30 p.m., Variety Show at East soloists of Emanuel. They have B U T 88 Mini-bus. These seniors, along with a lot Catholic High School. S IL V a L A N E of help from outside organizations and in­ retained their New York studio and ROBtRn STREET Monday: 10 a.m., kitchen social games, Ingrid commutes nearly every week EAST HARTFORD dividuals, raised the money to purchase one canned goods needed. Noon to 12:30 to New York where she gives voice 8 8 8-8810 this vehicle. The main reason for the Min- p.m., lunch* served. 1 p.m., pmocnie bus is to pick up persons not on our regular lessons to professional performers. BAROJUMminNKMa games. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., return Their concerts of worship include $2.50 til 2:90P.M. senior bus rodte, and bring* them to and trips at 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. not only music but visual programs TOM & INGRID from our programs. We have graciously Tuesday: 9:30 a.m., bus for shopping. 10 of sacred paintings. They have five extended its use to also take our local a.m., square dancing, ceramics and oil services, “Calvary,’’ which tells of PFORD/HQFmUN seniors to various places such as doctors painting class. 1 p.m.. Senior Bowling A the final hours and crucifixion of miHE ; appointments, mairdressers, etc. This we League at Parkade Lanes, and return Tom and Ingrid Murphy look through a hymnal for hymns they Christ; "Salvation,” an invitation do as an added favor and only when it will from shopping. may use in some of the new Christian concerts of worship they from God; “ Prayer,” communica­ HESDEKTSimrl not interfere with its basic reason. Wednesday: 10 a.m., pinochle games are planning. (Herald photo by Dunn) tion with God; “"rhe Holy Spirit,” a [p BIt o Now it seems like pome people think it’s and crewel embroidery class. Noon to MURPHY a taxi cab or something that, when they portrait of the spirit of God; and performing their highly praleed multi-media preaentatlon 12;30 p.m., lunch served. 12:45 p.m., “Bethlehem,” the birth of Jesus. need it, we should drop everything to bridge games. 1 p.m., arts and craft class. With each concert of worship satisfy them. Therefore, we announced Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., return trips at focusing on one particular topic, the “CALVARY-The Final Hours of certain rules would be enforced in the use 12:30 and 3 p.m. couple hopes that people will come of the Mini-bus. We cannot and will not Thursday: 10 a.m. to noon, open card P away with one thought and not just a take any person and make two, three or playing and visiting. Noon to 12:45 p.m.. Round Table sets work day memory of the songs. four stops with them and wait for them. Hot Meal and Meals on Wheels. 1 p.m.. Jesus Christ” We are just too busy and do not have that Fun Day featuring Bob North who will They are now involved in writing "Both artists have received major critical acclaim. The JVeir I ’oric Time$ said ol Ms. time. We do take a person on a,special $2.50 per worker per hour. presentations designed to combine show slides on Vermont and Mt. Snow. The Manchester High School Murphy, 'To everything the young soprano brought crystalclear diction and a lyric voice necessary trip but we leave them there Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., and return trip at To reserve a worker, call 649-8386 their musical talents with the constantly pleasant throughout Its range,’ and the Bergen Record commended Mr. Round Table Singers will hold a and tell them to call our office when they 3 p.m. work day Sunday. or 646-0008. liturgical service of the Lutheran Murphy’s’ . rich and throbbingly melodic tenor voice.’ ’’ Church. are ready to go back home. We also tell Friday; 10 a.m. to noon, kitchen social Members of the group will be Proceeds from the work project them there may be a delay In picking will help fund the spring Hawaiian Tom and Ingrid, both professional games, one canned goods needed. Noon to available to do yard work, inside them up for the return trip, due to other 12:30 p.m., lunch served. 1 p.m., setback concert tour by the Round Table musicians, started their new venture METyfORK' cleaning, or babysitting. The fee is demands of the vehicle. games. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m. Return Singers. on May 8,1976, when they celebrated FAYE WILLIAM a service of dedication to the DUNAWAY HOLDEN So, please; we are trying to help as trips at 12:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. PETER ROKRT PALM SUNDAY. ministry of God at Calvary, Baptist L""'. FINCH DUVALL. . ■ I Church, New York City, where Ingrid Theater schedule was soprano soloist. They hope to make their home in ^ fl StRR Manchester and get involved in com­ APML 3 ■ 7 P.M. Siturday IS BORn Sunday munity affairs as much as their NO PASSES ACCEPTED Concordia Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin St., Manchaetar, Conn. Manchester Drive-In — schedule allows. In time, Ingrid may Palm Sunday “Race With the Devil" 7 00 Manchester Drive-In — Free Admieelon Freewill Ottering "Race With the Devil" 7:00; give up the New York studio and open PLEASE CAUTHEArRE “CTM - Chrlatian Thought lor Man ...... in concert" "Silver Streak" 8;30 one here. FOR SCREEN TIMES “ Mother Jugs and Speed' "Silver Streak" 8:30; 10:30 "Mother Jugs and Speed" 10:30 • breakfast set U.A Theater 1 - "Airport U.A Theater 1 — "Airport 77" 2; 15-4:30-7;00-9:15 North Methodist Manchester Memorial Hospital last U.A. Theater 2 - "Fun With 77" 2:15-4:30-7:00-9:15 September. Dick and Jane" 2:00-3:50-5:35- U.A. Theater 2— “Fun With The Rev. Ernest Harris, chaplain of Dick and Jane"2:00-3;50-5;35- Dairii 7:20-9:10 Manchester Meinorlal Hospital will be Trinity Covenant U.A. Theater 3 — "Domino 7:20-9:10 guest speaker at a Palm Sunday breakfast Principle" 2:00-3:45-5:30-7:20- U A. Theater 3 — "Domino Queen Ralph Mattson, headmaster of the Principle" 2:00-3:45-5:30-7:20- at 6:30 a.m. at North United Methodist 9:20 Church. His topic; "A Grown Man Master's School, Simsbury, will be guest Vernon Cine 1 — "The Sen­ 9:20 Shouldn't Be Doing This." speaker at the annual Palm Sunday Men’s tinel" 2; 00-7; 30-9 30 Vernon Cine 1 — "The Sen­ Breakfast at 6; 30 a.m. at Trinity Covenant Vernon Cine 2— "The Other tinel" 1:303:305:30-7:30-9:30 Church. Vernon Cine 2— "The Other iHancJ|e0ter The chaplain, a graduate of Yale Side of the Mountain" 2:00- The men of Rockville BapUst Church 7:15-9:15 Side of the Mountain" 1:15- University and Hartford Seminary, served 3:15-5:15-7:15-9:15 as associate pastor of Second and Glastonbury Pilgrim Church will be Congregational Church from 1967 to 1971 guests. Oliutc and as pastor of the First Congregational “The Passover, a color film, will be Church of Essex from 1971 to 1975. He was shown Sunday at 6 p.m. at the church. The C tfflra U appointed to the full-time chaplaincy of public is invited. Stuart Gillespie, REG. 35c Fri.&Sat., April “Ti M a g apil P.GIilo ffiSairg’s d[t)0§@(DpD 2 SUNDAY .SUB ®[i)mr®L ianKilliggteir FORMAL DISTINCTION AND (Rental & Sale*) MISSA BREVIS, K275 MONDAY MOZART SOLOISTS Pom Cdwards, Soprono Su« livlH, Alio ONLYI John McClain, Bott Featuring the latest in styling from ■06.DCMM 9mmO» MTU.: CMOOM LORD W EST COISCWTCPMM REQUIEM CHIU FAURi HAVE A SOLOISTS or CHEESE AFTER SIX Ann McCloin. Soprano Wfilliom Myen. Boritone orKRAUT THE FORMAL WEAR SPECIALIST M A S V B aop - ______100 Voice Chorale \Vi> wish It) ihviU* you ond your vt oddinR Ron Rolhermel. Orgon |KiHy lo view Ihf luwvuM und utmoHi m Chamber Orchestra 35« lunmil rashioiv Our xuaranliTlo you. iB J f U jL . -^KINGGIMB REO. 45t DONAHONS3 SINiOB CniZENS AND lilt’ widest selevlton m the area lo choose Itum with compU’U* salinfuclinn. auKuw-KrtNC lAIICMI STUOfNTSSI CHIIOREN UNDER 13 FREE $1.29 TO THE FIRST 100 , CUSTOMERS COME TO BOTH MANCHESTER LOCATIONS 836 SILVER LANE lickats will bt ol lha door. EAST HARTFORD 2 8 8 CENTER ST/ 684 HARTFORD ROAD or IFri'C Fngtgcmcni Phnin Taken b\ 569-2516 MANCHESTER J«c Miwie Phnlngripher)) OPCN MON * FRI lU Q It* lu h H p^'*> SAT 10 u h u. > o LATE 7 DAYS 242 BROAD STREET

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ifflaurI)rBtpr S it? atug Meany’s race horse stumbles Manchester — A City of Village Charm Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Lee Roderick the picketing bill was to be a prelude the Fresldent stood aside on this one, dustrial unions and their members.” Member, Audit Bureeu of Circuletion Member. United Preei tnternetionel to repeal of state “right to work” saying only that he would sign Uie bill . Rep. Mickey Edwards (R-Okla.), Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, The Herald’* laws and other big labor plums. If It reached the Oval Office. however, spoke for many when he Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711, Washington Correspondent Several fortuitous things happened, Carter, in addition, had good said “calling this a bill for, equal <5 WASHINGTON - What kind of however, to prick labor’s balloon and MANCHESTER reason to believe the measure would treatment of workers is like calling a Raymond F Robinson. Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkington.*^anagmg Editor i- horse can you buy in this city for $8 send this bad piece of legislation to easily pass the House without his per­ pork chop a salami in order to sell It million? Not a very fast one, as the dustbin. sonal intervention. If he had taken at.a delicatessen.” George Meany found out the other Over confident the time to persuade just seven Basic rights involved SSH STAIin>S MAKES US day when he entered his, named Nif­ PERSONAL First, labor was overconfident. members who voted against it to vote The bottom line for most opponents ty Ninety-Fifth, in the year’s first big TEE Rep. Frank ’Thompson, a New Jersey for it instead, the bill would have was voiced by Rep. Philip Crane, an IW. OKE PataonaHidd Pun t tportawatr race and the filly stumbled and lost, MON.-OAT. Democrat and chief sponsor of the passed by a margin of 212 to 210. It influential conservative Republican “DONC W HIU YOU W AIT The race, of course, was the com­ 0 to 8 Onat oma Por Anp Oceatlon Law VS. justice bill who reportedly received nearly was an oversight that Meany will not from Illinois: “The First Amend­ 7 2 S I U T mon site picketing sweepsteakes — THURt. 1081 MAIN ST. $30,000 from organized labor last soon allow Mr. Carter to forget. ment to the Constitution grants to all MIDDLE TURNPIKE MANCHESTER otherwise known as a bill which TIL 900 I If a man walks into a police public reaction their decision year, symbolized labor's cockiness in The most important reason the Americans the right to associate Pliona 646-3339 would have allowed workers of a station and says he has com­ would predictably arouse, they opening the floor debate on the measure was defeated, however, was with any organization they wish mm i MANCHESTER We How loll: Jaana, Soeka. single construction union to close A Jogging Suita mitted a crime, the police can may in the long run have measure: “ ...I do sincerely believe that it threatened a basic freedom without penalty. Implicit in this con­ HAS IT! down an entire building project with that after this year, we will be — to many citizens still cherish: the stitutional guarantee is the right of book him. If later, however, on placed constitutional rights in a picket line. The bill lost in the ARTISTIC paraphrase the remarks of one great freedom to earn a living without all Americans not to join any the advice of his attorney, he greater jeopardy than if they House on a narrow vote of 217 to 205, Mk COMHTKIIIIIIG ■ REFRIliEIHTtOII Phone American — free at last of this joining a union. organization with which they dis­ HAIR refuses to repeat the confes­ had tossed Miranda out com­ almost certainly killing it for the Businoss-Directory Guide For 646-0863 m atter.” Thompson defends hill agree or in which they have no in­ K I H I K and SHEET M T U sion, his earlier admission of pletely. foreseeable future. DESIGNS, While Thompson was busy quoting “The essence of the bill,” argued terest, again without penalty.” I New Ei^and Mechanical Services, he. guilt may not be introduced as Decisions like this are con­ Voted for bill the late Martin Luther King and I anOAO 8TWMT Thompson, “is that it would permit Although big labor is still reeling ROUTE #83, P.o. BOX 3147 Manchester and Surroundinq INC. MANCHKBTKR Pf4Orceil0P4Al. PARK All Connecticut representatives Meany was busy calling in lOUs on •UITC tOS evidence against him. tributing to a growing feeling workers who have a dispute with from its stunning defeat, there is no TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (08086) f MANCHCSTCW, CONN. This is the thanks to the U.S. among Americans that the voted for the bill. Capitol Hill, however, a coalition their own employer to picket their doubt it will now pull out all the stops ____ 643-2738 * 843-3102 Big labor has tried to pass such BETTY GALLAGHER, Prop. Supreme Court’s 1966 Miranda courts have got out of hand, aligned against the bill was busy employers, economic allies at a com­ to try to push the rest of its goals into Vicinity legislation for a quarter of a century. mounting one of the most massive law. Whether this setback signals a CAMPING EQUIPMENT ruling, which to many people that they are actually abetting mon construction site.” He added FAMOUS BRAND A similar bill was in fact passed by and effective grassroots lobbying ef­ that “all that the bill really does is mere knockdown of those hefty carried the Sixth Amendment crime, that the pendulum has both houses of Congress in 1975 but forts ever seen in Washington. The provide for union workers in the con­ demands or a real knockout remains TINTS, con, tlUPING lAOS, AIN MATTRESSES, featuring this week... TELEViSiON - APPLiANCES guarantee of the right to- swung too far in the direction was vetoed by President Ford after effort focused on construction struction industry the same rights to be seen. STOVES, LANTERNS MANCHESTER counsel in a criminal prosecu­ of criminals’ rights. Eventual­ intense pressure forced him to workers throughout the country which have long been accorded to in­ * SCRIPPS LEAGUE NEWSPAPERS tion, as well as the definition of ly, there could be a reaction retreat on a promise to sign it into whose right not to join a union was in 1977 FARR’S HONE RWROVEMEXT law. _ THt ivenrTHma arose MV. “illegal evidence,’’ to an that would swing the pendulum jeopardy. They responded by VfhpUte This year, almost all deluging Congress and the White „ 2 MAIN STREET back to the other extreme. OPEN DAILY TO 0 P.M. J. FARR * S43-7111 ni''* APPlUOia ■ TV 649p3589 absurd extreme. knowledgeable observers here House with letters of protest. m - Nut Is $t)p t $|HP Critics of Miranda lately At the least, it has served to agreed, the AFL-CIO’s day finally {'111- d;o thought they had a good case convince many that the law is was at hand. A Democrat was in the Carter stood aside VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR Labor’s second mistake was in for having the court overturn less interested in justice than it White House and 60 per cent of the l>y factory tralnart tpoclalittt !15II is in procedure, that lawyers members of the 95th Congress had counting on President Carter to use or at least modify the ruling. It his credits on Capitol Hill to give the Phil Pat, was a particularly emotion- are less interested in dis­ been elected with union help last fall Locicsro and ZIdtk ARCO — including some $8.2 million in cam­ measure a boost. Still smarting after TEMPLE’S arousing case, involving the covering truth than in playing paign contributions. Enactment of recent confrontations with Congress, eas-soan CARPET AND FLOOR COVBIING sexual molestation and murder games with each other. IM MAIN STIBT OFIU MON Ikis SAT «.« TNUIS I III f-t TEL of a 10-year-old girl on Christ­ There is also an incidental PAP AUTO REPAIR m a n c h c t u o y | or towr cau c o u ici 643-8M2 708 Main St. * "Areo Charga” • Manchastar ' • 1* mas Eve in Iowa in 1968. The question as to how the Open forum Connecticut's Largest Floor Covering Dealer suspect, who was later con­ Supreme Court thinks the Pasturing Tha World’s Largsat r I victed, had actually led police Salsctlon 01 ~ ~ M E R C m Y ^ ~ to the girl’s body. receive the fair trial he conservalive .plan lea Craam ij|T ■ 2 S '' C(Wfd. Product* Unfortunately, in persuading posedly did not receive the i n ’ needed for connector 36 FLAVORS - 60 VARIETIES Phona 646-2756 him to do so, the police broke a first time. Any prospective NO SERVICE CHARQE promise made to his lawyer juror who reads the Dear sir: cannot recall ever being caught in a Custom Decorated Ice Cream Cakes not to question him in the newspapers will know the I attended the public hearing for 12Zr Bumikto *«»,. E n l Hartford Sat-*7ai Handiootor traffic jam on these roads. Will there Powdor Mill Shopping Conlor Moki SL RasarveOoni tor a HoMi s Alrilnat • SlMmehlpt lawyer’s absence. Because of details of the first conviction, Interstates 84 and 86. The presenta­ ever be enough traffic on 1-84 Scrota Irom Marco Polo Raataurant 84S-8S#* 627 Main Straot Manclwitar this, the Supreme Court, by a and although it will not be in tion by federal and state agencies between Manchester and Providence 5-4 vote, has thrown out the the trial record, it will in­ responsible for design changes in to warrant this massive connector? FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies these highways was most interesting. 546-0228 875-3252 conviction and oidered a new evitably in his or her mind. Based on the overwhelming number Woodland It was well documented with slides of people at the hearing from towns « CaVlETE LM OF trial, in which the way the „ WILTON ( M DEIKMATIONS There is no reason why we and charts and its thoroughness was east of Bolton Notch who spoke Gardena girl’s body was found may not cannot retain Miranda and all impressive. against this project I must seriously 111 CIN TIN ST. “ '1^ ro UNION ST. A Complete Garden Center However, as I contemplated the MANCHISTIR, CONN. . . ROCKVILLE. CONN. . be mentioned. (Presumably, it the other hard-won rights that question whether 1-84 will ever be Mon. • ta t 10-8 Mon. ■SoLIO-S with the Plante that Pleaeel will still be permissible to in­ have been established in the map in front of me, I was struck by completed. Thurw., 1D.R Sw.' ..«• FrL10-t the awsome area covered by the 84-86 Order your Carvel® Ice Cream Cakes early for Easter! troduce evidence showing that past decade. But there is We should urge the adoption of a Wedding Cakes A Specialty 168 oodland Si . connector. To build this connector more conservative design for the 84- Judy Anderson and Camille Kamm, display the exciting Carvel® Easter Bunny and novelty .Manchester 643-8474 there once was such a little girl also no reason why legality can­ with its various on and off ramps, custom decorated ice cream cakes which will be available for Easter. Carvel® also will 86 Connector that will better serve EVEnVTHINa IN ' ■ " V ™ ” ” ” and that she was once alive.) not be tempered with common stretches and curves requires the the needs and interests of area feature individual custom decorated ice cream eggs and their new Ly-yo, frozen yogart. It would be impossible to add sense. condemnation of almost 40 acres of BOB & MABIE’S PIZZA residents. a M IRRO RS a SH OW ER DO ORS Carvel® is conveniently located at Manchester Mall, 811 Main St., downtown Manchester, valuable recreation and wildlife • STO RE FRONTS • SAFETY G LA SS and 1227 Burnside Ave., Powder Mill Shopping Center, East Hartford. Call 528-6751 or 646- THICK CRUST PIZZA anything to the outrage which We certainly cannot permit Very truly yours, GRINDERS - LASAQNA areas (27 acres of Veterans • BATHTUB ENCLOSU RES the court’s leading dissenter, the torture of criminal Stephen D. LaFond 5999 to place your order. RAVIOLI — MANICOTTI Chief Justice Warren E. Memorial Park in East Hartford, 2 45 Glenwood St. 7H^--- STUFFED SHELLS - SPAGHETTI suspects. But we ought to be acres of Wickham Park in J.A. WHITE GUSS CO., Inc. Tako Out Sarvica 1$ Our Spaclalty Burger, permitted himself to able to trust the ability of Manchester FURNITURE TOP& PICTURE WINDOWS^ '^ Manchester and 9.6 acres of Laurel 6 4 6 - 7 4 7 9 vent over the decision. It would juries to determine in each in­ Lake). When one considers the dis­ \ Manchastar 649-7322 at BIstoll SL .a ' GOOD FOOD •FAnSEKVICE also serve as little purpose as dividual case whether the cir­ tance between these areas he begins r o v ta 11 YtANS expeaieNce 539 MAIN STREET did his outburst. cumstances surrounding the to realize the scope of this project. By Wings of Evening CUFF SIMPSON Supreme Court justices do discovery of certain evidence The land affected roughly ap­ proximates a triangle with two miles 763 not favor the murder of little violated the constitutional on a side. MAIN ST. girls. Obviously, in reaching earthquake. The glory of Easter ble. Years ago, I came across this rightsw of the _ accused.------—H aving tra U vT eVICU le d ■ 1*01 1-84 IIUIIIfrom The triumphal entry 643-1191 DON WILLIS Specializing In morn was soon to follow. These Bible contrasting account of two early New their decision, the five justices The administration of justice Highland Park to Spencer Street How recently have you read one of 191 BRAKE SERVICE the accounts of Palm Sunday in the accounts indicate that something Englanders: MAIN ST. GARAGE Front M Ui{naont were looking beyond the im­ in this country is being further having frequently traveled 1$ Miin SL Til M9-4S31 Gospels? Mark gives it to us in “more than man” was involved. Character No. I: His descendants MANCHESTER Gtntril Repair Work mediate case — to the protec­ and further removed from the to Providence on both Routes 6 and 44 eleven short verses: During the Triumphal Entry the include 300 ministers, 65 college 643-1900 tion of the rights of all people. The Supreme Court’s And when they drew near to Pharisees told Jesus to rebuke his professors, 13 university presidents, disciples and he answered: 60 authors of good books, 3 United criminal defendants. They can Jerusalem, to Bethphage and Serving IHanchetier over 50 yrs. decision in the Iowa case is “ I tell you that, if these shall hold States Congressmen, and one vice- be credited with dedication to Bethany, at the Mount of Olives, he another step in this process, Potter praised sent two disciples, and said to them, their peace, the stones will cry out.” president of our country. The one Kitchens of Distinction (Luke) NUD A NEW KITCHEN? COME TO THE UPERTS principle, and maybe even the possible ultimate con­ “Go into the village opposite you, and black sheep was Aaron Burr, a peirttewO The Florist To the editor, grandson. with courage. sequences of which are distur­ immediately as you enter it you will To the “Saints” 24 BIRCH 8T. Eric Potter now retiring from his find a colt tied, on which no one has in Manchester Character No. 2: His descendants Yet in refusing to allow theii; bing to contemplate. position as town planner for more included 1,026 persons, 300 of them TEL. 643-0247 ever sat; untie it, and bring it. If any Paul often writes “to the saints” in judgment to be swayed by the died early. 100 went to prison for an 643-4444 FaT.D. than eight years, really deserves a one says to you, ‘Why are you doing his epistles as in his first letter to the average of 13 years apiece, 2d0 were ENTER 1% 649-7544 great measure of thanks from the this?’ say, ‘The Lord has need of it Corinthians: MSTR CHO WORLD WIDE MS camn tnun. MAacwm public prostitutes, another 100 were townspeople whom he has served so and will send it back here im­ “To the church of God which is at AMER EXPREtS SERVICE drunkards - with a total cost to the well. mediately’.” And they went away, Corinth, to those sanctified in Christ state of over one million dollars. We were very fortunate to have and found a colt tied at the door out in Jesus, called to be saints together Who w ere they? No. I was had in Eric Potter such a dedicated the open street; and they untied it. with all those who in every place call 1st tr Ctll Us .Fir Iras Jonathan Edwards, a Congregational And those who stood there said to on the name of our Lord Jesus UUmstsi a 4Mmm frsdMts Today’s thought and practical official, primarily in­ clergyman who married a devout a 8s8 Up 4wsM|i a ItaUonarr them, “ What are you doing, untying Christ.” Awsisn a Dstr Camplaa a terested in maintaining an orderly Christian woman. No. 2 was Max the colt?” And they told them what What does the word “saint” call to Pills llssli eoMplili wllh WDattierStoppers IRON type of town development in keeping Jukes, an outspoken unbeliever who FROetNOWMCr Jesus had said; and they let them go. your mind? A long-robed figure with OSTRiNSKY with the public’s desires and best in­ married an atheist. SCRAP M H AL And they brought the colt to Jesus, a halo? One isolated In a monastery, tTOMDOOM MANCHESTER A W N IM CO DEALER IN WASTE terests. We can’t do much about our COMIMTIM WUtDOWa Meditations on the general the House of Commons after 60 years and threw their garments on it; and untouched by the world? A nun 110 WEST CENTa r . and PAPER ancestors but we can do much about M ALUMINUM a UMin TaMphomSAO-SNI MATERIALS 731 PARKER ST. thanksgiving of able leadership. He was peevish It has always been a pleasure to he sat upon it. And many spread their ministering to the sick in a hospital? a MOWN a lUOt our faith. No m atter what our KataANaAad fM8 Tal. 843-5735 or 643-5879 Today with modern mechanism and personal, instead of being visit his office and to obtain straight garments on the road, and others Anyone who goes about doing good? background, our faith can save us. IPs springtime at Woodland Gardens! and mass organization, we often hear gracious, noble, generous and and clear explanations relative to spread leafy branches which they It may be any one of these or all of Jesus said to the repentent thief, as thankful. What a way to write finis to many planning and zoning matters. had cut from the fields. And those them, it may be you. This is the Woodland Gardens house and foliage plant department — one of ten it said that the individual counts for he was hanging on the cross, “Truly, brother NECCHI a career! Eric Potter’s courteous and who went before and those who The word “saint” is not limited to GARNER RUG & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING greenhouses. Fresh plants are added daily and displays are changed with the holidays and MANCHEtTER very little. We hear of group I say to you, today you will be with IHanchester'i Only Complete Carpet Servieel followed cried out, “Hosanna? Paul’s epistles. The other morning in seasons. Connecting the display house is the Garden Shop supplying all gardening needs, Sewing Machine pressures and organizations which Do a person’s deeds match his cooperative manner in his dealings him in Paradise.” Whatever disad­ 14 H igh S trM i, rtar V\/\tfA1*17 OAiId A 1 — ___1 ___ I... 1 Blessed be he who comes in the name my Bible reading I came across Acts pottery, spils, seeds, insecticides, fertilizers, tools and garden sundries. Woodland claim that the group is more impor­ words? In Christ, both deeds and with the public will long be vantages one may have as to MANCHESTER ^ CENTER of the Lord! Blessed be the kingdom 9:32-43, where the word is used more Gardens, one ofo the most modern garden facilities in the area consists of 8 acres of growing IIPAILL F A in SUFPlIft 401 ALL MAXIS tant than the individuals that com­ words always ring true. Sometimes remembered. ancestors, or however black may Phona: 846-5630 lOtCKiN A DOMtSTtC of our father David that is coming! than once. This word is sometimes and disi' prise that group. great men exhibit some mental quirk I certainly appreciate ail that Eric one’s own life, there is always hope. ^^4A i,7yr .Authoritrd Sal^» df Srrv ift Hosanna in the highest!” translated “holy,” but the root for la But this is not good Christian or juvenile judgments. Nobility, Potter has done for our town and ex­ Our faith can make us whole. . I H I U O H M If you wish to compare all the translation is “different.” The Greek Wa SaR AH I'aMO* 2 thinking, for might and numbers do generosity, and gratitude are often tend my sincere thanks to him for all Death bed wit house, lor nouse ana toiiage plants. Self-service with wide aisles for leisure shop Gospel accounts, you will find the word is “hagios.” Thus, the Christian “Serulng the oreo since f95S” ping and willing and capable horticulturists to help you become a successful gardener. ’649-0545 not make right. And frequently, needed and found sadly lacking. Sim­ the services which he so capably others in Matthew 21:1-11, Luke is one who is “different” from the Samuel Upham of Drew University resolute minorities have had a ple gratitude is the crown of Chris­ provided. 19:29-44, and John 12:12-19. In today’s world. was known for his witty sayings. tian character. My congratulations and very best terms )ve might consider this proces­ Oot A Painting ProMam? Wan HNpl wallcovering determining factor for good or ill Too often It is very difficult to see Upham’s wit even at his death was C A 80 T STAINS Can we rise to the occasion of life? wishes go out to Mr. and Mrs. Eric sion into Jerusalem a demonstration. the difference. It does not mean that publicized well Into the twentieth S«n}ct stilt msMis semttMng to ut — snd sorvtct mosns tptndlng OLYMF»fC STAINS upon the history of the world. M MXIKtCSIlll. RKHT ON RUM SINOT GREENS &TMNGS sftouQh limo with you lo holp you Mioct ths rtphl point finish for Ihol }ob Have we not seen in our own time Submitted by Potter for a long, healthy and happy Perhaps you can picture yourself the “saint” never makes a mistake century through the Stylites column (NMnni nwTiN t copvms soma 240 BROAD ST. . 643-1035 you'ro plonning. too uo foe point ond sorvtco whon you plon your nost protoct. an uncultured, untutored fanatic The Rev. John retirement. joining the march, waving the and never commits a sin. Their dif­ of Halford Luccock, which some of LOW COST PfliirriHO »^O L D branches, singing and shouting as WHILI YOU WAIT (PHOTO RIAOY) luring the most cultured, civilized D. Hughes Gratefully yours, ference lies In the fact that they are you may have enjoyed reading in the HSNU can • iTHWnl • HHa ITNPt “Plant People you walk the dusty road from and scientific people in Europe with St. George’s Frank U. Lupien chosen for the special purposes of “Christian Century.” He picked up Are Nice People*' Bethany to the Holy City. God. this bit of tradition while teaching at MINIT.MAN PRIMING ^ J o h n so n PAINT CO. FAINTS - a wicked and fanatical gospel of the Episcopal Church 21 Sunset St. 140 MAIN ST. • MANCHUOTER • 040-t77T OPKN DAILY 10-U This triumphal entry Is a kind of So then we are not different from Drew a decade after Upham; • SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES THURt. TIL I YOUR type we thought man had long ago Bolton Manchester tUNDAY 11-t INOKRINDtNT aiMCHESTER WALLPAPER 4 PAINT “false dawn” when we realize that others In that we are chosen for “The beloved Dr. Samuel Upham • TRY OUR NEW 3 -M N N O C8PIIIU 185 Wool MIddls Tpko. rejected? ■* not many days pass before a howling greater honour, greater prestige, lay dying; friends and relatives were G/ft Cert/ffcat6S Available And do we not know also of the mob is yelling “Crucify him!” greater glory on this earth; we are gathered about the bed. The question •Ou aiMiU *1 determining power for righteousness Nevertheless this incident has different in that we are chosen for a arose whether he was still living or Frank Arnone IMlMPKilUL. Pot all your Dry Clatning Naad*. of one man like St. Francis of something of a cosmic sweep in it. greater task and for a greater ser­ not. Someone advised, 'Feel his feet. fifo-rwM Suadta, Laathara, Wadding Qowna, Assisi? Yesterdays The people shouted, “Blessed is the vice. The "saints” are saved to No one ever died with warm feet.’ MANCHESTER OVER 30 Draparla* and ate. Parkad* Claanar* King that cometh In the name of the can't b* beat. All our work I* don* on Ih* Gratitude is always a test of a per­ serve, (taken from Barclay, “The ,Dr. Upham opened an eye and said MEMORIAL CO. YEARS EXPERIENCE Grooms Tux FREE Lord; peace In heaven, and glory in ■John Hus did.’ These were his last pramlaa*. On* day aarvic* H naadad. son’s real character. And often the Daily Study Bible — Acts” ) caR 649-5807 Spaclal Prom, C tuIm and the highest.” (Luke). 'Die Pharisees Opp. East Camaltry tsl.. Mss. A Tu m is S P.M. true test of character is shown in Ancestors or faith? words, and glorious ones too. They OPEH DAILT 10 A.M. • 9 P.M. Wadding Ralaa. Wta..Thura.iPlL'IUSP.M. said, “ ...lo, the whole world is gone tell a lot about the relation of humor HARRISON ST. situations where we have the oppor­ 25 years ago Open house is planned at You have heard it said, "If you QUALITY ^ 37 OAK STREET 849-SSS8 after him.” (John) '■ to faith.” (in the “Christian Cen­ MANCHESTER tunity to rise to the occasion. Hibbard Alexander castigates Manchester Memorial Hospital. Want to be a success, be sure to choose MEMORIALS You recall that at his birth theTe tury,” July 7,1964) MANCHESTER PARKADE G43-9S61 MANCHESTER, CONN. PARKADE GLEANERS Gladstone could not rise to the occa­ minority directors in audit report. 10 years ago the right ancestors." There is was the Star and the angelic choir, As you know, John Hus was burned sion when he made his last speech to hirst aid instructors group is This date was a Sunday; The something very true In this advice, formed in Manchester. and at his death darkness was over at the stake because of his faith. Herald did not publish. the land an^ there was An although it is a choice that Is Impossi­ PAGE SIX-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Sat., April 2, 1977 Obituaries Meetings ZBA okays five, « T>MITOe* rails and a tree and flipped over. p.m., Bolton Elementary School All- Ha|i^ Easter Sharon Rowe, 16, was injured in a At the time of the accident, State Wednesday member and secretary of The victim, who is unmarried, is Mr. ^ b la tte r was reported to have Purpose Room. Fire calls one-car accident in Ellington last Oc­ Preschool story hour, 10 a.m., Manchester’s Cosmopolitan Club. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. been seen leaving a bar Monday night Police said Ugolik was traveling at a Assessor, town clerk and tax tober. The driver of the car, Richard Douglas Library. She also belonged to the Litchfield Schlatter of 74 Sunny View Dr., Ver­ in company with another man. high rate of speed when he swerved collector, 7 to 9 p.m.. Community Manchester C o r y l t l g S * Pleniyol Ugolik Jr., was killed. Named as Audubon Society and the Hartford non. The Springfield man charged is to avoid another car coming in the Hall. Thursday Thursday, 12:24 p.m .-— defendants in the suit are his family, YWCA. She was an 11th generation His body was found in his apart­ Richard G. Rackliffe, 31, of Allen St. opposite direction. The car apparent­ United Methodist Church Fair Com­ Board of Selectmen, 7 p.m.. Town Wires arcing on Buckland Rd. good food will make It the formerly of 4 John Dr., Vernon. ly went sideways into the tree in a ment at 21 River St. Thursday after­ He was being held without bail for tUFOWMKm mittee, 7:30 p.m., church. Office Building. (Eighth District) best Easter ever! The suit states Miss Rowe "will nearby yard and exploded. Ugolik, Mrs. Michael Petruzzello noon by a friend. The medical arraignment today. Thursday, 3:07 p.m. — Special Town Meeting, 8 p.m.. Friday require, or is likely to require, care who was 17, was pronounced dead on ‘/ think she loves me' EAST HARTFORD -M rs. Nellie examiner said he died from Illegal burning at 79 N. Elm in a convalescent facility for the rest Community Hall. Town offices closed. LaPenta Petruzzello, 72,’of 273 New­ St. (Eighth District) arrival at Rockville General Chris Fitch portrays Eddie Cantor and sings a iove song to Bolton Woman’s Club executive of her life,” Hospital. town St., Middletown, died Thursday Friday, 11:13 p.m. — Smoke For Your Traditional Holiday F^st Miss Rowe is now undergoing in­ the Green Monster (Joe Tomaneiii) in Friday night’s Coventry board, 8 p.m., home of Sandy Pierog. investigation in the Main St.- Atty. Leon RisCassi of Hartford night at Middlesex Hospital, tensive therapy at Newington Tuesday Middle Tpke. area. Box 418. filed the suit on behalf of the Rowes. “ ‘K** Schooi. The show, spon South Windsor Middletown, after a long illness. She ^.Swift’s Premium sored by tte Capt. Nathan Hale School PTO, will also be Board of Selectmen, 7 p.m.. Com­ was the mother of Mrs. Joseph N. (Eighth District) Monday Manchester police report Friday, 11:16 p.m. — presented tonight at 7:30. (Herald photo by Dunn) munity Hall. Conti of East Hartford. Unnecessary alarm at 62 EIro Sports study committee, 8 p.m., Public hearing on solar energy or­ Other survivors are her husband, a St. (Town) Area bulletin board Bolton Center School Library. dinance, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. son, a brother, 2 sisters, 6 Harold A. Hair, 26, of 15 Hathaway while his license was under suspen- Today, 1:34 a.m.—CSiimney Wednesday Public hearing on appropriation of grandchildren and 10 great­ Lane, was arrested Friday at 9 p.m. sio. He was held in lieu of a 3100 cash fire at 385 Center St. (Town) Vernon police, Jaycees $96,000 for Clark St. Bridge grandchildren. at the Manchester Police De^rt- bond. Court date, April 12. Today, 2:06 a.m. — Water Open house, Hans Christian reconstruction, 7:45 p.m.. Town Hall. ftoien Tnikeye Andover land. Donald A. Tuttle, of the sUte Andersen Montessori School, 12:30 to The funeral is Monday at 8:15 a.m. ment and charged with driving while Manchester police reported per­ call at 34 Jensen St. (Town) Department of Agriculture, will Town Council, 8 p.m.. Council from the D’Angelo Funeral Home, 22 his license was under suspension. ! 10-14 Pounds The Andover Rural Music Com­ plan shooter education 3 p.m., St. George’s Episcopal CTiambers, Town Hall. sons Injured in falls Friday and early East Hartford speak and answer questions about Church. S. Main St., Middletown, with a Mass Hair had come to the police depart­ this morning. Friday, 10:20 a.m. — We have more turkeys than mittee will present a variety show, land preservation and development Tuesday The Vernon Police Department safety for a recreational activity. Library directors, 8 p.m., Bentley at 9 at St. Sebastian Church in ment to turn himself in because the Mrs. Mathilde Milligan, 73, of 524 Medical call at Engine Co. 3, you can shake a dmmstick at. “Andover Variations,” April 23 at rights. The public is invited. and Greater Vernon Jaycees will Yetz said it teaches how to safely Memorial Library. Congressman William Cotter visits Middletown. Burial will be in St. East Hartford Police Department W. Middle Tpke. trip[>ed over a pipe 612 Burnside Ave. 7:30 p.m. at the Andover Elementary Sullivan Ave. Shopping Center for Friday, 3:03 p.m. — Medical sponsor a Shooter Education participate in the sport of hunting, Sebastian Cemetery, Middlefield. had an arrest warrant charging him sticking up out of the roadway where School. Proceeds will benefit the call at 616 Burnside Ave. Program for 9- to 14-year olds star­ which is gaining popularity. mobile office hours, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friends may call at the funeral with burglary In the third degree and she was walking on Adams St. near Stop&Swp Butter Basted Josie Breton Fund as well as help Planning and Zoning Commission, Friday, 3:21 p.m. — Brush ting W ^ e sd ay at the Middle School. The young people will be taught Coventry home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 larceny in the third degree. W. Middle Tpke. There was road con­ cover expenses of the music com­ 8 p.m,. Town Hall. fire at rear of 262 Prestige South Windsor how to properly handle air rifle-BB p.m. Manchester Police processed the struction at the site. She was taken mittee. Tickets may be obtained at William Yeti, police community Today Park Rd. guns. YeU said this hopefully will cut Wednesday warrant and turned him over to East by ambulance to Manchester the Town Office Building or from First District Congressman relations officer and Roland Violette Friday, 3:38 p.m. — Brush down on incidents of people and win­ Coventry Vaudeville Revue, 7:30 Down to Earth Garden Club, 7 45 Mrs. Henry G. Garrison Hartford Police. Memorial Hospital where she was music committee members. William Cotter will bring his mobile of the Jaycees will supervise the five- fire at rear of O’Brien School. dows being hit by this type of gun. p.m., Ck)ventry High School. p.m., 240 Orchard Hill Dr. EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Mary Manchester Police learned he was treated for a cut upper lip and a Friday, 4 p.m. — Car fire at T u i l c i l ^ S a office to South Windsor Tuesday. The week program. Monday Flynn Garrison, 69, of 93 Holland driving under suspension while he bruised leg. entrance to Charter Oak Mall. office, a customized van, will be at The course will be free and guns Thursday All students planning to participate and ammunition will be furnished. Lane died Thursday at a South Wind­ was at their department. The second incident occurred about Friday, 6:22 p.m. — False (10-14 lbs.) the Sullivan Ave. Shopping Center Town Council, 7:30 p.m. Town Zoning Board of Appeals,. 8 p.m.. UaSaGradeA Bolton must register at the police staUon The other five programs will be on Hall. sor convalescent home. She was the Hair was released on written 2 a.m. today as John Rozon, 20, of 269 report of house fire at 41 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Town Hall. promise to appear so that he could be Phelps St. Seven South Windsor women were Monday night from 7 to 8:30. April 13, 20, May 4 and 10. The times Board of Education, discussion of wife of Henry G. Garrison. New Britain Ave., Hartford, was Forestry 134, the Bolton Volunteer turned over to the East Hartford Friday, 7:07 p.m, — Car fire recenUy insUlled as members of the The program teaches common will be announced at the time of high school accreditation, 7:30 p.m Mrs. Garrison was bom in Lee, walking with his friend, John Fire Department’s new brush fire Police Department on burglary and on 1-86 eastbound. ftwhTailMySa South Windsor Women’s Qub by sense, enjoyment, competition and registration. Coventry High School. Vernon Mass., and had lived in East Hart­ McCarrick, to the Gas Light fighting truck, will be on display larceny charges. Court date, April 12. Friday, 8:58 p.m. — Town Marge Andersen, membership chair­ ford for 38 years. She is also survived Restaurant on Oak St. from a nearby during the Women’s Auxiliary pan­ Tuesday Today sandbox on fire at 61 Mountain man. They are ^ r b a r a Bowman of by a brother, Raymond T. Flynn of View Dr. cake breakfast Sunday. The all-you- Coventiy Housing Authority, 7:30 Vincent M. White, 31, of Water- parking lot. According to police, Stop & Shop “Great Beef’ Naturally Aged. 88 Dogwood Lane, Berte June Klley Area police , report DeMolay installation, 8 p.m.. Philadelphia, Pa. Friday, 9:15 p.m. — Medical can-eat breakfast will be from 7 a.m. p.m.. Town Hall. ville. Main, was arrested at 3 a.m. Rozon said he tripped and fell on his of 88 Palmer Dr., Pauline Ouelette of Masonic Temple, Orchard St. The funeral is Monday at 9:15 a.m. face on the sidewalk in front of the call at Engine Co. 3. to 1 p.m. at Herrick Memorial Park. Republican Town Committee, 8 from the Kelly Funeral Home, 3 today at the 1-84 Truck Stop on Friday, 9:42 p.m. — Medical 585 Rye St., Jeanette Knafel of 1400 p.m.. Town Hall. Sunday restaurant. The new brush truck was donated to East Hartford Burnside Ave. phone booth at 8:43 Main St., Lee, Mass., with a Mass at Tolland Tpke. and charged with call to 490 Main St. firemen by Syndet Ctorp., rebuilt and Ellington Rd., Sharon Fitzgerald-of PAC Fish Club, 2 p.m.. Clubhouse, Police said they checked the area Marie Dxiedzic, 19, of 445 Burnside p.m. on a complaint about a domestic Wednesday St. Ann’s Church, Lenox, Mass., at larceny in the fourth degree lor Friday, 10:32 p.m. — S^henUer Steak equipped by the firemen, and donated 89 Dart Hill Rd., Peggy Fisher of 88 Village St. and found some ruts in the sidewalk. Ave., Eiast Hartford, was arrested dispute. A woman in the booth Sewer Authority, 7:30 p.m.. Town 10. Burial will be at a later date. refusing to pay a meal check, and Medical call to 3 Columbus Beef Chuck $ ^ 2 0 by firemen to the town. Dart Hill Rd, and Jo Mans of 399 Historical Society, 2:30 p.m. Rozon was taken by McCarrick to Friday night after allegedly biUng a refukd to come out, and police final­ Hall. Friends may call at Newkirk and disorderly conduct. He was brought Circle. « Ravorful and tender... that's our steaki The Bolton PTO will sponsor an In- Beelzebub Rd. School Administration Building, Manchester Memorial Hospital Friday, 10:52 p.m. — policeman, authorities said. ly succeeded in attempts to get her Central Facility Design Com­ Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Burnside to the Manchester Police Depart­ formation Hour Monday from 7 to 8 School and Park Sts. where he was treated for a possible Medical call to 99 Garvan St. Ms. D.xiedzlc, charged with out. mittee, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Ave., today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. ment . . _and released on a 325 cash Chuck Cube Steak p.m. at the All-Purpose Room of Historical Society, walk around broken nose and an Injured knee. Today, 7:07 a.m. — Medical criminal mischief and assaulting a When she came out, police said, Park and Recreation Commission and Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 date, April 12. Bolton ElemenUry School. David Rockville, 4 p.m. call to 27 Smith Dr. police officer, was being held today she bit the officer in his left hand. He 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. p.m. at the Kelly Funeral Home in Other arrests: Dreselly, first selectman, and Philip Vernon Monday Other arrests Thursday included Tolland County on a $1,000 bond. was taken to Manchester Memorial Town Council budget workshop, Lee. Stephen Russo, 38, of 62 Glen Dooley, Zoning Commission chair- Friday, 1:59 p.m. — Brush Cotrited Ham Sale Jeffrey Bensky and Dr. Michael Police said they were called to a Hospital for treatment. 7:30 to 9 p.m., Town Hall. AARP Chapter 1241, 1:30 p.m.. Rd., East Hartford, arrested Friday Linda C. Bailey, 26, of East Hartford, ColonW and Ottw Fmoui Bnndi man, will answer questions about the who surrendered herself on a fire off Terrace Dr., Pines will speak on "Home Manage- Girl Scout leaders, 7:30 p.m. Town Elks Carriage House, N. Park St. David M. Stiles at 2;30 p.m. and charged with issuing proposed dog pound, which would be warrant charging her with fourth- Rockville. meht for Children” Wednesday at 7 Hail. Pre-kindergarten registrations, 9 a bad check and larceny in the third Friday, 2:33 p.m. — Brush located next to the school property. A a.m. to 2 p.m., all elementary VERNON — David McCormack degree. Court date, April 18. degree larceny^^^ was also charged p.m. in the library of the Skinner Thursday Stiles, 79, of 57 Vernon Center fire off Evergreen Rd., Ver­ short business meeting will follow schools, through FYiday. * Richard A. McAlees, 23, of 86 with operatingaTnotor vehicle while CoidcedHiin 79! Road School. The meeUng will be Town Council budget workshop, Heights died Friday night at non. the information meeting. Graham Rd., South Windsor, arrested her license is under suspension. T h ^ open to parents of children who are in Tuesday Manchester Memorial Hospital. He Friday, 2:51 p.m. — Brush 7:30.to 9 p.m., Town Hall. at 1:55 a.m. today and charged with larceny charge is in connection with' Rump Portion 89s Shank Half 89s special programs in the school Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Memorial was the husband of Mrs. Margaretta fire off Aspinall Dr., Andover. Board of EMucation, 8 p.m., Coven­ failure to obey a traffic signal on E. a shoplifting incident at Sears on system. To learn more, call Cindy Building. Park Pi. Madden Stiles. Friday, 4:31 p.m. — Brush Rump Half as 99s Ham Steaks as try High School. Center St. and charged with driving March 15. She was released on a fire off Cider Mill Rd., Bolton. East Hartford PfansUehl, 646-1550 or Susan Birch Friday Annual meeting. Suburban Mr. Stiles was born April 22,1897 in promise to appear in court April 11. Friday, 6:51 p.m. — Brush 429-6777. Women’s Club. 7:45 p.m.. Middle Willimantic and lived in Manchester Also arrested on a warrant fire at Tallwood Country Club, The Sisterhood of Temple Beth Mary Jane Pullen and Scott Town Council budget workshop, School, Rt. 30. before coming to Vernon about 19 Thursday was John M. Davis, 16, of Hebron, Cotoaial Tefilah at 485 Oak St. will present a Donnelly, members of the Rockville 7:30 to 9 p.m., Town Hall. Thursday years.ago. He was a Navy veteran of 737 Lydall St., charging him with Friday, 7:15 p.m. — program on biofeedback April 11 at 8 High School chapter of the Future Saturday World War 1. Before he retired, he About town CJiimney fire at Rt. 31 and Encore Boneless Ham . *2^; p.m. Richard Goldwasser, psy­ Town Council budget workshop, tampering with a motor vehicle and Farmers of America, were awarded Town Council budget workshop, 9 7:30 p.m.. Memorial Building, Park was employed at Colonial Board, fourth-degree larceny. The charges Daly Rd., South Coventry. chologist, will demonstrate brain prizes during the District IV, Future Friday, 10:29 p.m. — Car Hormel Cure #81 Ham Boneless a.m. to noon. Town Hall. Pi. Manchester, or 15 years. The state department of World were in connection with an incident” waves and speak, fire in front of firehouse. Farmers of America, Public Maundy 'Thursday Prayer Watch, He is also survived by a son, David War 1 Veterans and Auxiliary will on Tracy Dr. on March 24. Glastonbury Police Capt. John Notch Rd., Bolton. Stop & Shop Cooked Ham “rr.r;ssr 99s Speaking and Creed contests at 10:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., St. John’s J. Stiles of Rumford, N .J.; a brother, meet Sunday at 1 p.m. at the He was released on a nonsurety Solarz, who lives in East Hartford, Today, 7:14 a.m. — Fire in Rump Portion-Vacuum M09 Storrs. Miss Pullen placed first in the Church, Rt. 30. William E. Stiles of Rockville; a Veterans Home in Rocky Hill. bond for court April 11. will be honored at a dinner April 16 at structure at Church and Stop & Shop Cooked Ham Pack-walortikM | ip creed contest and Donnelly, third in Legislation Night on education. granddaughter, Mrs. Richard Phoenix Sts., Vernon. the Irish American Oub in Glaston­ public speaking. More area news (Cynthia) DelStritto of Haverton, bury, 7:30 p.m.. Middle School, Rt. 30. Grade 7 and 9 Confirmation (Rockville assisted at scene; Palm Sunday services at St. John’s On Page 2-B Pa.; and two great-grandchildren. Tolland and Rockville on The Veterans of Foreign Wars will Friday Classes of Center Congregational g~' -• Eplscopkl Church, Hartford Tpke,, The funeral is Monday at 2 p.m. at standby) IMidasr Roast Sale! host a Red Ooss Bloodmobile next Good Friday three-hour devotions, Church will meet Monday at 5 p.m. at ^ O r r e C l l O l l "QraitBeef' ^ U.S.D.A. Chpics Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., . Saturday, April 9, at the post home at are at 7 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite 1; noon to 3 p.m., St. John’s Church, Rt. the church. ____ Michael Loferskl of 87 Walnut ■:*:!KiSiS::*:*SSSW:WS:WSS:WS 9 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite 2; 11 Manchester. The Rev. John A. 3 Bidwell St. from noon to 5 p.m. 30. In Memoriam a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite 1. Lacey, pastor of the First Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carter will Manchester Rioiiiid Tip Roast r: ^ Donations will be made in the name In loving memory of Angelina Jar- Babysitting will be available at the 9 Congregational Church of Vernon, via, who passed away April 1,1973. of Helen Medeiros. Walk-in donors will officiate. Burial will be in East and 11 a.m. services. II doesn't take a special day Rib Roast Small End *1^ are welcome. To learn more or get a Cemetery, Manchester. To bring you to our minds. ride, call 289-9626 on April 9. Rockville High School will have its Court cases Friends may call at the funeral The days we do not think of ydu Fresh Ham Shank or Rump Half 89s The YWCA is offering spring annual Career Day April 16 from 10 'V ““ "C?cnarge. “ “" appeared " in Friday’s °L"'TOES*.' Herald. :;s Are very hard to tind. home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 programs. Classes will be given in G.m. to 2 p.m. in the school gym. Tlie p.m. Daughter and Son ^Pork Roast Rib Half “flEyPod, gge program Is sponsored by the Sunset Rebekah Lodge will meet physical exercise, cooking, The family suggests that any Rockville High 2 Qub, The ZonU Jeffrey Kolesinski of Rt. 140, Monday at 8 p.m. at the Marine Pork Roast sidomH^ needlepoint, Italian cooking, book Vernon memorial gifts may be made to the a u b of Hartford, and the EducaUon Ellington, pleaded guilty to a charge Corps League Home. After the discussions and more. To learn more, Marcia Stepnowski, 28, of Hart­ First Congregational Church of Ver­ Big Eye Pork call the YWCA at 289-4377. Committee of the Vernon Junior -f reckless driving and was fined $35. non, Hartford Tpke. meeting, there will be a social hour Womens’ Club. ford, was given a six months, with refreshments. DRIVEWAYS Policeman Walter Kehoe will show suspended sentence and put on proba­ Other cases disposed of: f f r< ml) women how to protect themselves in Mark Baldwin will be Installed as tion for qne year in Common Pleas produce m Master Council of Fayette Chapter • John Morris, 18, of 55 Woodside INSTALLED ANTWHERE IM CONN. a talk Monday night at 8 at the Court 19, Rockville, this week. Dr.. South Windsor, driving while un­ Order of DeMolay, tonight at 8 in th ' 0 FLWMtx 100 FL Long Hockanum Methodist Church on The sentence is to run concurrent der the Influence of liquor or druES MHS students attending model U. N. . f l N t h Main St. Masonic Temple, Orchard St. He is a with one imposed in HarUord. She $150 fine. ^ ' A A •SINCE 1946 student at Rockville High School. St. Rose Ladies Guild will meet was charged with altering a prescrip, Manchester High School social studies teacher is foreign missions of the *<»MnHD-YMTMUDON Monday at 8 p.m, in the school music The Vernon Friends of Music will tion which was presented in a • Francis Rudenauer, 27. HarUord social studies students are ^ 081 directing the local group. countries each will repre­ RNE USE • COU NO ^SSf room. Mrs. Loretta Calano Dlenst sponsor a concert by the University Rockville pharmacy. Tpke., Vernon, first-degree reckless among more than 200 The total student body sent. will speak on "Consumerism and of Connecticut Symphony CIrcheitra In the case of Richard Rice, 25, of endangerment and second-degree students participating -CAU DAY, NIOHT INCLUDINO SUNDATt- Wednesday at 8 p.m, in the Middle will represent 18 public and Special guest, serving as Interior Design.” Stafford, charged with sale of criminal trespassing, re-arrest today in the 28th Model ★ ★ OVER 10,000 SATISflEO CUSTOMERS ★ ★ School, Rt. 30. Tickets are available private secondary schools secretary-general of the marijuana, he pleaded innocent, warrants issued, bond set at $1,000. U.N. at the American from any member of the club or at in debating some of the Model U.N. is the Hon. Cantaioii»m£0^ waived a probable cause bearing and School for the Deaf in West Callfomla Jumbo • — the door. What to remember • William Tate. 35. Mansfield, issues confronting the Gunter Schutze, Hebron was bound over to Tolland County Hartford. The event is 649-0500 #H4ln second-degree burglary, probable United Nations this year. An inform ation night for the S. Sgt. Michael Vinick (standing) of East Hartford is counsellor, press affairs of [ lor Superior Court. sponsored by the World Af­ in preparation for this the Federal Republic of On April 13, the Hebron Conserva­ ^ r r ia g e Encounter Prograitt will showing a newer member of the National Guard, Spec. 4 Andre cause found after hearing. hnnnH fairs Center of Greater tion Commission and the Junior A charge of evading responsibilty over to Superior Court. CJiarge of event, students visited the Germany. Dr. Schutze will M conducted at St. John’s Episcopal was changed to failure to stop and Hartford. U.N. in February and spent BY COLLA PAVING Women’s Club will sponsor a forum- Church, Rt. 30, Sunday at 7 p.m to remember in the care and cleaning of the .45- first-degree sexual conUct, oolled give a critical analysis of show license in the case of Janet Elgin Zatursky, MHS a full day visiting the the day’s proceedings. MANCHISTEII, COm. f««M MfMofwMkxuOiwiivHiabiaakCMeiMwiooiherdMiMOYNrntitMrt' of the preservation of agricultural meeting Is open to all couples. ^™ ^y^“ ves in Manchester. Both men are • Maryanne Szykeruk, West members of the Hdq, Co., 1st Bn. Inf., based in Manchester. Fitch, 25, of Pinney St.. Ellington. Willington, fourth-degree larceny She was fined $25. I dismissed. ' PAGE TWO-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Sat., April 2. 1977 Hebron church events MANCHESTER EVENOfC HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Sat.. April 2. 1977 — PAGE THREE-B SPRMG a iU m . ft TA6 SALE Unitarians slate St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, meditation. The rector will be in the box lunch and Lenten movie “ I LOCAL CHURCHES 4 Darceyireey Kitchens Hebron, will hold its annual Palm church from to 5 p.m. for private Behold His Glory.” dramatic program Sunday Dinner for the entire parish confession. • Maundy Thursday: 7:30 p.m.. |P h 5 • Etaster Even; 4 p.m.. Service of & Mlllwork Inc. Members of the Hartford following the 10 a.m. service. There Service of Holy Communion and the Masses at 8:30,10:15 and the Unitarian-Universallst is nothing to bring, but a donation of the Great Vigil of Easter, with 77 HILLIARD ST. (Raarf, MANCHESTER, CONN. Stage Company will pre­ Society:East, Sunday at Office of Tenebrae. (Elactrlo SI. of Hilliard, Raar ol Building 2nd Hoor) $1 per person is suggested. lighting of the Paschal Candle. • Good Friday: 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.. g o s p e l h a ll, 415 Center St. sent a dramatic program 10:30 a.m. at the Communi­ • Easter Sunday: 7:30 p.m.. Holy at the weekly meeting of ty Y ., St. Peter's Holy Week schedule; Good Friday VWl, an opportunity for FABULOUS SAVINGS ON I r n W r * " " * S'""”! ^ P >" - • Palm Sunday: 8 a.m., Blessing of Communion with hymns. Rite I. 10 private prayer, meditation and Com­ David Skol, publicity Palms and Communion, Rite H. 10 a.m.. Choral Eucharist, Rite I. munion with the sanctuary open to Compistt KItchsns from Displays n a s L ^ n i v ***''• Delaney director for the stage com­ a.m.. Blessing of Palms and Choral Congregalioi^l Church the public. 7:30 p.m.. Union service Compista KItchana from Stock pany, will also give a slide Eucharist, Rite II. The Hebron First Congregational at Gilead Congregatinal. (Discontinued Line • Raised Penel Knotty Pine) da^Ma™ ^,^?1n’ t P'"’ ’ auditorium; Sun- program on the company. • Maundy Thursday: 6:30 p.m., Church Holy Week Schedule: • Easter Sunday; 5;15a.m., Easter Mlscallanaoua Wall Cablnata e Baaa Cablneto in ito U u d lto rto n ' *" David 0. Petersen and Passover ^ e r and Communion with • Palm Sunday: 7:30 a.m.. Men’s sunrise service at Gilead a Countara Stephen Stout will present a potluck supper. Communion Breakfast at Gilead Congregational Church. 6 a.m.. For Workshop or Laundry the dramatic program, • Good Friday: 7:30 p.m., Hebron Congregational. 9:15 a.m.. Church Men’s Fellowship Easter Breakfast. Vanitlaa • Marbla Tops a Formica Tops Hollnesa Meeting; 6 "Variations on scenes Ecumenical Service at Gilead School. 10:30 a.m.. Morning worship 10:30 a.m., Easter Worship Service. Exampfa: I ^ P Salvation Meeting. from Beckett, and Pinter.” Congregational Church. St. Peter’s with Holy Communion and reception 9:15 to 11:30 a.m.. Films for church 24” WIda X 21” Dsap x 30” High 745 c,®n'^*^‘-J';‘7 ™ “ ENOMI.NATIONAL CHURCH, Both men are appearing will be open ail day for prayer and of new members. 11:30 a.m.. Family school children. 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NEW YORK (UPI)-The Portland attack. took Kansas City 111-105 in overtime, Feb. 2, had 23 points for the Pacers. tie with Kansas City for the final for the Rockets. Tom Henderson Portland Trail Blazers made it “Walton is outstanding,” said the New York Knicks downed Bubbles Hawkins led the Nets with playoff spot in the Western topped the Bullets with 20. Warriors’ Coach A1 Attles. “I really Milwaukee 116-109, Chicago stopped over the first hurdle Friday 21. Conference. David ’Thompson led the Suns 133, Pistons 116 sympathize with any guy who has to Denver 107-97, Cleveland beat New night. 76ers 111, Kings 105 Nuggets with 21 points. Paul Westphal scored a career- play against him. Our people did all Orleans 115-106, Houston defeated. for game Tuesday Doug Collins scored six of his 26 “ It was a good win and a good they could.” Cavaliers 115, Jazz 106 high 40 points and Ricky Sobers achievement,” said Blazers Coach Washington 91-85, Phoenix defeated points In overtime to give With Portland up 53-44 at the half, Austin Carr scored 13 of his 25 added 23 to fire Phoenix past Detroit. Jack Ramsay, whose squad defeated Philadelphia its fifth straight win. points and Elmore Smith all 12 of his By LEN AUSTER the 6-foot-ll center reeled off eight Chris Ford’s season high of 33 points tin, 0-1, have varsity experience. wants to learn,” Penders remarked. Golden State 109-98 to qualify for the Julius Erving led the 76ers with 32 points in the final quarter to give Herald Sportswriter straight points to stapt the third led the Pistons. The rest of the pitching staff is Brasa could also see service in NBA playoffs for the first time in the NBA _ J points, while Ron Boone was high Cleveland its victory. The win Young, extremely so; that quarter as the Blazers began to pull C Lakers 107, Spurs 102 made up of sophomore righthander center as well as junior Kevin club’s history, scorer for Kansas City with 26. away. brought the Cavs with one victory of threw in 28 points as will be the makeup of East Ken Brasa, who’s impressed with his Skehan. "Now we have to take the steps — roundup— ' Knicks 116, Bucks 109 clinching a playoff berth. Pete But the slick shooting of Gus Los Angeles overcame the fourth- Catholic’s baseball team control thus far, sophomore Dakin, or junior Mike Gieras or necessary to keep it going,” he Earl Monroe’s > 28-point perfor­ Maravich had 41 points for New Williams and Rick B arry, who Detroit 133-106 and Los Angeles quarter ejection of Kareem Abdul- lefthander Craig Steuernagel, junior Dumais, depending upon his arm, added. “All I want us to do now is to mance helped New 'York keep its Orleans, which had its seven-game which opens the campaign finished with 25 and 24 points, respec­ tripped San Antonio 107-102. Jabbar to take its sixth game in a righthander Jim Dakin and freshman could see action in left. play as welt as we can. It doesn’t slim playoff hopes alive. Walt winning streak ended. Tuesday afternoon in New Bri­ righty Pete Kiro, the latter with the tively, brought Golden State to within Pacers 89, Nets 88 row. Earl Tatum added 18 points as “ We have some kids with a lot of matter who we play. If we play well, Frazier scored 20 points and Lonnie Rockets 91, Bullets 85 tain against HCC foe St. best velocity and best assortment of eight midway through the final Dave Robisch scored 24 points to Los Angeles became the first team in experience and others with none. ’The we’re going to win.” Shelton 19 for the Knicks, while Mike Newlin scored 15 fourth- Thomas Aquinas. pitches already. ’They’re young, but period. Portland then ran off 13 lead Indiana as New York lost its the league to win 50 games. Abdul- team (over-all) is very, very young Bill Walton scored 30 points and Brian Winters led Milwaukee with 34. quarter points as Houston rallied straight points to seal matters. 11th straight game. John Williamson, Jabbar, thrown out for slugging Sdn An illustration of how young Coach Penders notes, “pitching could be the but if it gets off on the right foot with brought down 14 rebounds to Hulls 107, Nuggets 97 from a 15-point deficit in the second Elsewhere, Indiana clipped the playing against his old teammates Antonio’s Coby Dletrick, finished Jini Penders’ Eagles will be is team ’s strong suit. ’There is a lot of a win or two I think we’ll have a good spearhead an evenly balanced Artis Gilmore scored 21 points to half. Moses Malone finished with 20 New York Nets 89-88, Philadelphia for the first time since being traded with 23. Larry Kenon had 26 points behind the plate where freshman depth and I’ve been impressed by year,” Penders commented. lead Chicago past Denver and into a points and a career-high 27 rebounds their control.” and George Gervin 23 for the Spurs. Dave Bottaro gets the nod. East’s ‘"This will be a hungry crew, one lone experienced receiver, senior Around the infield, junior Don Mar­ which will be enjoyable to work with. tin will be at first, senior Mike Mark Dumais, has had trouble The biggest drawback, though, is the Senior League hoop champs throwing and will be utilized as Furlong at second, senior John s f either designated hitter or in left- Murphy at shortstop andIQ S6ni0rsenior Tom lom It’c nf fhneo xrAa*>a nil nliiUn Fogarty Bros, wrapped up the Rec Senior Basketball League HeTd.' It’s one of those years where all clubs Herald angle Five-year pact ' ’eld. Boland, who has come along well (opponents) seem to have everybody honors. Helping the Oilers win the honor were (1. to r.) John Joy, What also is inexperienced is the defensively, at third. Junior Mark back. If the kids don’t get down on Keith ^ n n ett. Bill Morgan, George Joy and Stan Alexander. pitching staff where only senior Hopper is listed as a utility infielder themselves after a loss or two, as the and catcher. Sophomore Howie E a r l Y o s t (Herald photo by Dunn) righthander Frank Greene, 2-1 a year year goes on we will definitely get for Jim Palmer ago, and junior southpaw Kevin Mar­ Furlong, Mike’s younger brother, stronger,” added East’s coach, Sports Editor also is working out behind the plate. beginning his ninth year. NEW YORK (UPI) - After a brief separation, Jim Palmer Senior Tom Gerbo, who clubbed Schedule: April 5 Aquinas A, 9 St. four home runs last season when and the Baltimore Orioles are Paul H, 12 Windsor Locks A, 15 back together. East won eight of 18 starts after NFL meetings ASA softball Bulkeley H, 16 Xavier H, 20 South The brilliant right-hander, who had your option to get the money, then I Scoreboard being state Class M champ the said he may have outlived his have to think the relationship I’ve exam April 14 Windsor H, 22 St. Paul A, 26 South previous year, will be the right- C atholic A, 28 G ilb ert A, 30 usefulness with the club, Friday had with this club is not very were successful Carl Silver, district com­ fielder. Kiro, “because he can swing signed a five-year contract estimated meaningful.” Northwest Catholic H, May 3 Gilbert Sign of the times missioner, announces the the bat and is the fastest kid on the H, 5 Windsor Locks H, 7 Aquinas H, 9 rubbed several red welts on his body. between $1.25 million and $1.5 . The Orioles’ signing of WHA Amateur Softball Associa­ team ”, gets the nod in centerfield. million. PHOENIX (UPI) — In many ways the National Foot­ Rockville H, 14 South Catholic H, 17 Four years ago the average salary Twice Gilmore made dunk shots and Ken Singleton for a five-year pact at East tion umpire written It’s a new position for him but he’ll “The money really wasn’t a fac­ ball League’s spring meetings were a success, but the im­ Northwest Catholic A, 20 Xavier A, of a Boston Red Sox player was $46,- each time he executed the slam-dunk a reported $1.1 million touched off W L T Pts. examination will be given ’’become an outfielder because he 800 with just two members of the tor,” said Palmer, who had indicated Palmer’s sour feelings. portant questions of retroactive compensation and un­ which left the basket supports necessary violence were tabled for another day. Quebec 45 30 2 92 Thursday, April 14 at 6:40 cast reaching the $100,000-or-better otherwise 24 hours earlier. In last Palmer, who has played 11 years teetering... reported A proposal to use a Cincinnati 39 36 4 82 p.m. at the West Side Rec., plateau. Today, there are 15 year’s contract Palmer had perfor­ with Baltimore, was on the brink of he won’t make a decision about seventh official, which our June meeting.” Indianapolis 35 35 8 78 110 Cedar St. members of the 25-man squad mance clauses based on the number signing a five-year pact when he retiring until after the upcoming could solve the violence One owner, who asked England 34 39 6 74 There is a fee payable at drawing $100,000 or better in annual of games started and total number of learned the figures in his contract On display NBA playoffs. The Celtic veteran can question on a lot of minds anonymity, said, “They 31 44 3 65 time of examination. Upon Joe Namathfree salaries and the payroll has innings pitched. still shoot with the best but he’s lost a were similar to those in Singleton’s. this past week, also was passing of the examination skyrocketed to approximately $120,- General Manager Hank Peters and can’t decide the issue. West Bald-pated Curley few steps to age and two knees that “Believe me, I don’t begrudge delayed. W L T Pts. the registration fee will be 000 per man, ’The team payroll is in Palmer both confirmed there had Kenny a thing,” said Palmer of the There is no way you are „ Neal will be with the have to be swathed in ice packs after ’The owners, in their win­ 48 23 6 102 used to register as an excess of $3 million, up ^ million in outfielder who last season batted .278 going to get 21 votes on that Harlem Globetrotters every game...Connecticut Golf Land, dup meeting Friday, ...... Winnipeg 43 31 2 88 A.S.A. Umpire. Those to wheel and deal three years. question.” It would take a featuring a par-three course, is open with 13 homers and 70 RBIs. “But San Diego 38 35 4 80 failing the examination against the New The Red Sox must attract 1.5 haggled for four hours over yes vote from 21 of the 28 for the season with Ted Wagner Spring you have to wonder what criteria Calgary 31 41 5 67 will have their fee Jersey Reds in an million fans to Fenway Park this the retroactive compensa­ owners to implement a NEW YORK (UPI) — “Broadway Joe” Namath, whose returning as pro. Wagner doubles as they are using to pay players. Is it Edmonton returned. season to break even. tion problem and came plan. 32 43 3 67 exploits on and ofLthe football field made him one of the nation’s exhibition basketball golf coach at Rockville High. “ training* performance or threat of leaving?” Phoenix 58 The examination covers Ticket prices have been increased away with nothing to show AI Davis, who is on both 27 47 4 top celebrities, was placed on waivers Friday to enable him to game at 8 o’clock at Elsewhere around the camps, Firday's Results both slow and fast pitch. 50 cents per ticket and Boston will been no change in the Orioles’ for the effort. the Rules and Competition Robin Yount and Sexto Lezeano hit Anyone interested must negotiate his own deal with the Los Angeles Rams. the Hartford Civic have to draw two million fans just to Full house likely monetary offer, but modifications “We shelved it until our Committees, said adoption Houston 5, Cincinnati 4 homers to lift Milwaukee to a 7-6 win June meeting,” said Com­ Calgary 3, Edmonton 1 call the Manchester Namath led the New York Jets to Center. Special half­ Red Sox expect to play before a had been made in some bonus con­ over Seattle ... Earl Williams, picked of a seventh official would missioner Pete Roselle. Recreation Department, an astounding 16-7 upset of the completed 258 of 491 passes, both time entertainment is capacity crowd Thursday afternoon tingency clauses. up by Oakland this week, belted two solve a lot of problems. “It’s a difficult question to 646-6010, Monday thru Baltimore Colts in the 1969 Super league highs, for 4,(X)7 yards and 26 planned. against Cleveland with Ferguson “We had a good, long talk about a homers and knocked in seven runs as For now, it was agreed to Bowl, establishing parity with the TDs. resolve and we simply need Friday, between 8:30 a.m. Jenkins the starting . It will lot of things,” said Peters. “ We use a seventh official in National Football League for the the A’s bombed San Francisco, 16-4 more time to decide. I NHL to 4:30 p.m. to register. be the 65th opener at historic Fenway reviewed the proposal that we had ... Homers by Larry Hisle and Craig exhibition games this young American Football League can’t speculate on the Park...A dozen wheelchair made him and agreed to some minor Kusick carried Minnesota to a 6-4 summer. Campbell Conference following their 1966 merger. marathoners will take part in the modifications. The contract is not chances of our ever As outlined by Davis, the Palrick DlvUion victory over M ontreal... Rookie Ray reaching a solution.” • I , _ , But Namath has been handicapped Boston Marathon April 18 with Bob signed, but we have a verbal agree­ Knight and Bill Plummer homered to extra official would line up W L T PU fh® past few years by notoriously Wind plays havoc Legwork comes in handy A total of 19 men played Alumni Junior Hall the favorite.The latter has com­ ment and a handshake. The formal in the middle of the defen­ Phila 47 16 15 109 , T . , crippled knees and the Jets team has push Cincinnati past the White Sox, 5- out their options and signed peted in the Five Mile Road Race in signing will take place after the club 2 ... Joe Zdeb’s three-run blast paced sive team ’s backfield and NY Islanders 46 20 12 104 SlgnU D S llSteC l degenerated into one of the worst in with new clubs in the be in position to act on pass Manchester the last two returns to Baltimore.” Kansas City to a 12-9 decision over Chicago’s Artis Gilmore with ball wards off Denvers’s Dan Atlanta 34 34 11 79 the NFL. period (more than a year) receptions in the middle. NY Rangers 29 35 14 72 The Recreation Depart in women’s Thanksgivings...Manchester Rec All of which brings great relief to Pittsburgh ... Wilbur Holland’s in­ Issel with outstretched leg in Bulls’ victory. (UPI photo) Namath hopes to join the Rams in since the so-called Rozelle Under the current six of­ ment Alumni Junior Department slow pitch softball the Orioles, who heavily depend on field single gave Houston a 1-0 Smyihe Division o rd er to end his c a re e r on a program starts Monday night. May the arm of the three-time Cy Young Rule was abrogated by the ficial format there are two W L T Pts. baseball registration will PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPI) — The 3 o’clock wind arrived on squeaker over ... Randy Lerch be held Tuesday April 12 successful note, perhaps winning one 2...’The Rec has abandoned plans to Award winner. courts. One club, the judges in the backfield, and St. Louis 31 38 9 71 schedule at Mission Hills Country Club and generated not only a ’riTiPiv allowed one hit in six shutout innings Miami Dolphins, lost three and Wednesday, April 20 more championship, and the Jets run a Sunday morning softball league Earlier, a frustrated Palmer said as Philadelphia topped St. Louis, 2-1 often they are not in posi­ Minnesota 23 37 18 64 were eager to embark on a full-scale few mini-dust storms but also some indignation among the COWENS HAVLICEK players without receiving a tion to see some pass plays Chicago from 7:00-8:30 p.m. at the due to lack of interest..Kerry Phelan of his status with the team: “I don’t ... the Cubs rapped out 17 hits to whip 26 42 11 63 youth program. .AI Ward, general women golf pros. RSox bats alive cent in compensation, in the middle. Vancouver 24 42 13 61 West Side Rec Centers, 110 match the salary increases to the of East Hartford and Dee Rice of know what I’m doing here. I don’t Cleveland, 10-4 ... Reggie Jackson manager of the Jets, said waivers while the Washington Cedar Street. ’Betty Burfeindt, an auburn-haired mad after I took a bogey on No. II. I players. Cheshire will be the No. 2 women’s even know if I’m going to be here. had three hits and drove in two runs n j I ...... Assotaiiv Instant icpiay replay WdS was Colorado 20 45 14 54 had been asked because the Jets had Tile league is for 13-14 New Yorker who now lives here, and really lost my temper. " ’ITie Red Sox have been baseball’s tennis doubles team at UConn this “ If you have to threaten to play out Redskins took advantage of shelved indefinitely as Wales Conference been unsuccessful in their efforts to as the Yankees edged Baltimore, 5-4. year olds, who will not Carol Mann were among the few un­ best drawing franchise for a number spring. Phelan is an East Catholic the situation and signed were a couple of other Norris Division trade him. Burfeindt. secure in her top spot, in beatiiig Tigers five such players. have reached their 15th bothered by the wind in the second said, "I don't know how you can call of years. grad...Larry Foy and Walt LaBrie, minor rules changes. The W L T Pts. One propos^ solution to birthday by Aug. 1. ”We have taken this action to per­ round of the $240,000 Winners Circle It should be interesting to see if both of Manchester, are board biggest news to come out Montreal 58 8 12 128 a tournament because of the wind. Two non-winners in group the problem called for the Registration must be in mit Joe the complete freedom to tournament Friday. both ends can be met before the cur­ members with the Charter Oak of these meetings, though, Los Ang. 32 31 15 79 The sand wasn’t blowing that bad.” new clubs to pay the old person. negotiate after the New York Jets’ Burfeindt had a two-stroke edge tain falls in the 1977 season. Chapter of Trout Unlimited. The WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (UPI) — Rookie pitcher Bob Stanley’s was adoption of a 16-game Pittsburgh 32 33 13 77 Alcott good-naturedly said, "I got clubs with a draft choice, Everyone must sign-up unsuccessful efforts to make a over Mann with 72-71 — 143. one un­ A championship team could be the group meets ’Tuesday night at Mott’s. sinker is almost too good. regular season starting in Washington 24 40 14 62 some sand in my contact lenses. " but that wouldn’t have whether he played last special trade for him,” said Ward. der par for 36 holes — and loomed as answer but few, if any, are picking The collected seven 1978, plus expansion of the Detroit 16 53 9 41 T he veteran Carner was Boston’s runs with a three-run homer worked in Washington’s year or not. Tryout “ The owners of the Jets are deeply the favorite for the $36,000 first prize Boston to dethrone the New York hits in six innings'Friday night off playoffs to include 10 Adams Division philosophical, saying, "You could be End of the line Irwin shares lead (his fifth) and a single to lift his grateful for his outstanding con­ to be awarded Sunday after 72 holes. Yankees. Stanley, who won only because the case for instance b^ause teams. ’That adds up to T Pts schedule will be given at standing there and it would blow you preseason average to .400. Bernie tributions to the team. He has been a Mann, who hasn’t won a tourna­ John Lusa and Mike Quesnel were Red Sox clobbered Vern Ruble and the Redskins don’t have more money at the gate Boston 4) 8 102 time of registration. right off the tee. It was a crosswind named co-most valuable'players in Carbo also had three hits and high choices. ' Anyone ■ interested in great asset and inspiration to the ment since 1975 but said she "now in Fernando Arroyo for 15 hits for a 10-5 and as the bargaining point Buffalo 47 24 7 101 fans of New York. We wish him the and gusty and it changed direction. Ligitimate seven-footer the Springfield Dally News Basket­ in Greensboro golf knocked in two runs to boost his “I would hope the clubs coaching should contact an upcycle, ” shot a 71 for a 145 total. exhibition victory. for a record television con­ Toronto 33 31 14 80 On the green, the ball would be sit­ ball Tournament after leading the average to .333. best of everything in his future Artis Gilmore, in his first year The slugfest followed a 3-2 victory involved would get tract. Cleveland 24 41 13 61 Carl Silver at the Rec, 646- There was a six-way tie for third at ting there wiggling.” Colonials to the cham­ Rick Burleson, Denny Doyle, 6010, or at registration. endeavors,” with Chicago in the NBA, is a Thursday over the Pittsburgh together and work out the “We’ve never been in a Friday's Results 146 among Kathy Whitworth, Ai-yu As leader for the day, Burfeindt got pionship...Earle Clifford, back from GREENSBORO, N.C. (UPI) — Hale Irwin, with seven tourna­ Carlton Fish and Dwight Evans each Asked his reaction to being placed legitimate 7-2 and with his Afro, Pirates. compensation,’’ said better position to bargain Atlanta 6, Chicago 4 Tu, JoAnne Corner, Jan Stephenson, a bonus of $1,000, which was split a winter in ’Tucson, Ariz., reports collected two hits. Rozelle, “but right now on waivers, the softspoken 33-year- Amy Alcott and Pat Bradley. naturally, is even taller. After four ment victories in his nine years on the tour, shared the lead with Boston Manager Don Zimmer said with television,’’ said Colorado 6, Vancouver 3 four ways the first day. meeting American League Umpire Zimmer also announced he’ll put there isn’t anything in the old Namath quipped, “Some of my years in the ABA, Gilmore is rapidly two non-winners going into today’s third round of the $235,000 the seven hits Stanley gave up Davis. Bowling Defending champion Judy Rankin, establishing himself as one of the Lou DiMauro at a Kiwanis Club Jim Rice in left field and Rick Miller works. We might be able to best friends have been placed on who was in a four-way tie for first at Greater Greensboro Open. weren*ti:qally-Jrts fault. “I agree,” said Rozelle. waivers.” premier pivots in the game. Boston’s luncheon...Tickets are now available in center on opening day next week come up with something at par 72 after one round, was angry But Irwin says having been a win a couple of tournaments, I think I “Those grounders hit off his sinker COUNTRY CLUB-Vic Dave Cowens had to work extra hard for the New England WHA playoff against Cleveland at Fenway Park, One possible stumbling block in about the blowing sand. She said she winner isn’t necessarily an advan­ are just getting through the holes,” Abraltis 353, Ted Backiel to keep Gilmore away from the games April 14-16 at the Hartford can stay at that level,” he said. “I replacing injured Carl Yastrzemski NBA Namath’s joining the Rams is the thought play should have been tage. said Zimmer, who said he’ll pull his and Fred Lynn. 163-374, Larry Bates 142, Onr 40 Vun ot UnaicalM Santca basket. Cowens won the individual Civic Center...Tom Kelley, well feel like I’m ready to win a tourna­ fact Los Angeles wants him to un­ suspended “a couple of times “ I think a lot of theories of the past shortstop and second baseman closer Eastern Conference Ken Bennett 144-359, battle, 20 points to 15 and 18 rebounds rested and tanned after a Florida ment. I think my game is good.” Lynn is on the disabled list with a dergo a physical before offering him because of the sand blowing out have gone out the window," said the to the plate when Stanely pitches in Atlantic Division Woody Q ark 138^350, Dick Open 24 Hours Dally to 11, but admitted it was no picnic. vacation, warns the Red Sox will be Edwards said his putting and chip­ torn ligament in his left ankle. Yaz is ^ Bowling a contract. Namath’s agent, lawyer there.” former U.S. Open champion, who has ping have been holding him back the future. W L Pet. GB G ardella 146-367, Paul FOR EMEIKENCY SERVICE ’’He’s all arm s and legs, and tough because of their hitting, but suffering from a pulled muscle in his Jim Walsh, said, “Joe Namath isn’t part of her anger may have been earned $37,607 on the tour this year. since he joined the tour. On the way “With the infielders playing closer, Phila 48 28 .632 - Hunt 142, Sal Lombardo elbows,” the Celtic star said as he weak in pitching...Have a nice lower back that could keep him out going to audition for a stethoscope.” due to a triple-bogey six she took on “We’ve seen a lot of non-winners to six birdies and four bogeys Friday, I think they’ll cut some of them off COMMERCIAL- Bill Boston 40 36 .526 8 135-357, Tod Peck 148-354, weekend. anywhere from a week to a month, U.S. MIXED- Gail After a sometimes-sensational the 158-yard, 14th hole when she hit winning this year.” he dropped in two 30-foot birdie putts for outs,” said Zimmer. MacMullen 138-159-411, NY Knicks 36 41 ,468 12W Terry Schilling 366, Pete Zimmer said. Shimaitis 248-190-605, Lin­ first season in 1965, in which he was a her tee shot out of bounds. She took a HEATIM OILS Irwin fired a six-under-par 66 in and chipped in a birdie from 30 feet The Red Sox skipper said he’ll use Evans will be in right field with Bruce Dubiel 146-379, da Kozicki 175, Peg Buffalo 28 48 .368 20 Staum 363. runaway winner of the AFL Rookie NY Nets 21 56 .273 27Vi five-over par 77 for a 149 total. Friday’s second round to go into a on the par-five, 15th hole. the same strategy from now on with Carbo the designated hitter. Scott Wayne Mitchell 140-368, Callahan 452, Marge DeLi- of the Year Award, Namath OH BURNER « Central Division She didn’t get anyone to second her three-way tie with Larry Nelson and Nelson, 29, who often has been a other sinker-ball specialists on the will be at first, Doyle at second, Tim Hickey 360, Ken sle 482, Lois Sperry 479, Ed blossomed into the most feared HEATING INSTALLATION W L Pet, GB motion about suspending play, but Danny Edwards at 136 after 36 holes. contender but never a winner this staff — Jim Willoughby, Tom Murphy Burleson at short and Butch Hobson Osborne 356, Doug Scruton Duchaine 213-575, Don Local passer in pro football during the next Houston 47 31 .603 — some of the other pros said the wind Nelson matched Irwin’s perfor­ year, played Friday’s round suf­ and Bill Lee. at third with Carlton Fisk catching, 355, Henry Luneski 373, Wilson 202, Bill Livengood four seasons. 643-5135 Washington 44 33 .571 2W Basketball was bad. mance Friday, equalling the course fering from a stomach virus. “As 1 George Scott drove in four of Zimmer said. Andy Lamoureaux 151-383, 201, John Kozicki 220. He passed for 2,220 yards and 15 31S Cenifr Si MancN«st«r San Antonio43 35 .551 4 Stephenson said, “It made me so Three major threats record over the 6,894-yard Forest made my birdies, I started to AI Napoletano 360, Art JUNIOR touchdowns as a rookie. In 1966 he Cleveland 41 35 . 539 5 Oaks Country Club layout. Edwards recover,” said Nelson. Cunliffe 145-378; ffeteGrish Gaining the league led the AFL with 232 completions for New Orl. 34 43 ,442 12W shot his second consecutive 68. 357, John Fox 143-378, Rick FRIENDSHIP- Denise championship in a playoff 3,379 yards and 27 touchdowns and Atlanta 30 47 .390 16W to Olympic Games Two strokes behind the leaders was Johnson 377, Carl DeLisle 191-474, Pegge last night was ’The Bike the following year became the first Western Conference Bujaucius 137-139-389, Nick Shelsky 224-180-548, Norma Shop with a 42-39 decision quarterback to go over the 4,000-yard Midwest Division WESTOWN Nicola 152-394, Ted Hunt 177, Lee Bean 195-484, over Boland Oil at the East mark in passing yardage when he Roadrunners disband, Lawrence 142-367, Bud Mary Gallagher 201-495, W L Pet. GB Side Rec. The clubs PH ARM A C Y PGA MITES Wickham 379, Art Schmidt Pat Thibodeau 458, Doris Denver 47 30 .610 - OVER 7i YEABS OE CONTINUOUS SEBVlCt' deadlocked after regular ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast (UPI) — Lord Killanin said Saturday Detroit 42 35 .545 5 eighth WHA franchis 355, George Kelly 139-368, Avery 459, Ruth Woodbury season play, each 9-4. 4SS HAiTPORT RO. MANCHISTIR commercialism, soaring costs and politics posed the three Kan City 40 37 .519 7 Rik Massengale, who won the Bob Fred Oakes 353, Fred Ric- 486, Carole Wetzler 476, ’Three points in the final 4 4 3 .5 )3 0 Chicago greatest threats to the Olympic games and warned that the Hope Desert Classic several weeks PHOENIX (UPI) - The This, said a spokesman, is cio 373, Lee Prior 141-392, Walt DeUsle 209-554, Don 40 37 ,519 7 20 seconds by Tim O’Brien APRIL SPECIALS ON SIDINGI YOUB COMMUNITY MEAITH SEBVlCt STO fif Indiana International Olympic Committee would have to tackle the ago. He fired a 67 in Friday’s round, Phoenix Roadrunners of because of “bad dates George Burgess 166-392, Searles 212-519, Bill Zwick 33 45 .423 14W decided the contest. Clyde Milwaukee 27 51 .346 20Vk problems soon if the games were to survive. which was played under sunny skies the World Hockey Associa­ we’ve gotten in conflict John Harris 136, Dave 200-560, Don Woodbury 209- Redd had 20 points and akiminuni, vinyl siding The IOC president, addressing and in 10 mile-an-hour winds. tion, faced with serious with the NBA Phoenix Dynes 136. 552, Steve Pelletier 531, Paelfie Division Mike Falkowski 13 for the ’V. I ' I with insulated panels OPEN journalists at the end of a week of Irwin’s round Friday was a solid money problems because Suns,” Roger Feder 522, Tom Ker- W L Pet. GB winners while Leo Diana IOC sources said, at one time, Los Ang 50 27 .649 - ALL DAY meetings between his nine-man six-birdie performance, which in­ of poor attendance and un­ Although the franchise is EARLY BIRDS • VI sahw 514, Rich Johnson had 16 markers and Frank almost a dozen cities had shown in­ Portland 45 33 .577 5Vk 20 Colors To Choose From! executive board and national Olym­ cluded a chip-in for a birdie on the able to find new owners, averaging slightly more Carr 127-138-131-396, Dot 508. Prior IS for Boland. terest in the 1984 Games, but the Golden St. 43 35 .551 7W Pricas Are Now Lowar on Sklingt pic committees from 90 countries, par-four third hole. After taking folded their franchise than a 10 per cent increase Bentley 134-126-362, Fran financial and the political problems Seattle 38 39 .494 12 Free Estimates — Easy Terms predicted the problems would be several weeks off at the beginning of effective at the end of the over last year, the Doyon 138-358, Nancy Sunday experienced in Montreal had put Phoenix 31 46 .403 19 STANDINGS - Senior more sharply outlined than before many of them off. the tour, Irwin now needs a victory current season. spokesman said the 6,938 Pastula 129-342, Bert Bot- EASTERN BUSINESS • Friday's Results - Fogarty Bros. 12-3, BILL TUNSKY 649-909S when the IOC meets next year to One IOC executive source said here or in the Masters next week to The Roadrunners, average through the first tlcello 353, Nancy ’Trask Vic Salcius 166-401, Dorn Indiana 89, NY Nets 88 Frank’s Market 10-5, choose sites for the 1984 Olympics. Tehran, once a front-runner for the qualify for the Tournament of Cham­ struggling along in last 37 home games was insuf­ 347. pions, which begins April 14th. place in the World Hockey DeDominlcis 157-141-403, Houston 91, Washington Moriarty Bros. 5-l0, !jV/J ’V “One of the reasons we have choice, had cooled considerably about ficient to keep the BE SURE . ViBU SS h r ». Association’s West Divi­ CATERERS - Carol Gabe Szabo 152, Mckey 85 Schiebel Auto Parts 3-12. problems has been the very success the idea and might not even file a bid, “It’s not only the money. I have franchise going. for 95 YEARS, for a complala FREE INSPECTION of two things in the back of my mind sion, attempted to find a Lewie 128-362, Doris Pren­ Holmes 151-367, Ed Ralph Philadelphia 111, Kansas j, i' ' of the games, which has grown enor­ the deadline for which is September your lioma by a Tarmila Control Eapart, luparviiad making me play a little harder,” new owner for the tice 142-347, Ethel Lindsay 151-379, Joe Giambelluca City 105 AMERICAN BUSINESS GIRLS • OPEN TRYOUTS • GIRLS mously," said Killanin. this year. The IOC source said the by lha final! lachnical ilaff, phona our naarail Irwin said. team but Roadrunners’ The Roadrunners are the 125, Jane McCrystal 147- 146-386, Ding Batch 146-367, Chicago 107, Denver 97 - Bogner’s 12-3, Three J ’s “The three types of problems we American cities were Newark, N.J., eighth WHA franchise to. local offico: “ I played probably as good a first Board Chairman, Karl 349, Charlotte Heim 128, Sandy Hanna 145, Mike C leveland 115, New 11-4, Sportmart 8-6, Army 1976 FELINE LEAGUE CHAMPIONS have above all are the growing com­ Washington, D.C., Atlanta and Los fold in the league’s five- 10 holes today as I’ve played in a Eller, was unable to find Arlene Tollman 126, Deb­ Zwick 144-378, Ted Kowzun Orleans 106 4 Navy 6-8, Buzzards 4-11, OPEN 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. mercialism and commercial Angeles. Los Angeles, which was un­ year history. Previously Davld’a RMtaurant Woman’a aoltlMli while,” Irwin said. “I didn’t have my anyone interested in bie Clchowlcz 126, Joanne 144-407, Dan Frye 143-380, NY Knicks 116, Dubaldo Electric 2-12, pressures on competitors, the es­ successful with its bids for the Mon­ Chicago, Los Angeles, 649-9240 game in too good a con;litlon at the assuming the problems of Cochran 129-141-394, B etty, Ed Miller 143-366, Roii Milwaukee 109 calating costs of staging games,” treal Games and the 1980 Olympics Michigan, Baltimore, to portlclpato In opon tryouts. Our Staff Is Here all Killanin said. start of the year.” the beleaguered franchise. Aceto 351. Joiner 401, Joe Vlnsko « l. Phoenix 133, Detroit 116 NATIONAL BUSINESS which have been awarded to Denver, Ottawa and Min­ Edwards, who has six finishes this ’The Roadrunners have Cliff Jones 399, AI Bonlni Los Angeles 107, San An­ ~ Dubaldo-Lese It you’d like to play sottball, call 7 Days A W e e k - “I shall be interested to see how Moscow, was a clear favorite. nesota (twice) were unable BLISS TERMITE CONTROL year in the top 20 and earnings of only been able to fill the GOP - Sally Heavisides 382, Dan Frye 379, Joe tonio 102 Lesperance 13-2, Fred’s 9- many cities apply for the 1984 The IOC will decide the 1984 sites to continue in the league Oiv. Bliii Exterminator Company • 1ST. 1882 $25,859, also made It clear he is 12,474-seat Memorial 192-481, Carolyn Wilson Lavado 367, Lou Borrl 363, Portland 109, Golden 5,Telso8-6,Westwon Phar­ 649-1616 646-2235 To Serve Your Family! available. Games. At one time there were a for both winter and summer games because of financial very great number” hungry for a win. Coliseum to approximately The Oldest & Largest in Conn. 192-492, Cathy Wynn 182. Tony Rinaldi 364. State 98 macy 7-8, Irish Insurance in Athens in May, 1978. problems. “ If I get to the point where I can 50 per cent of capacity. 4-10, B.A. Club 1-13, PAGE SIX-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., April 2, 1977 N«4> Wm m * ^gggXEVglNG HERMJ. g.., ai., >.,ll „ 13 Help Wanted 13 INDEX Meeting set on mini-mall finances i n s u r a n c e AGENCY Hornet For Sale 23 Artlolae lor Salt 41 N O T IC IS - Deulreo abova average STEADY WORK - ReUable, A special meeting of bankers and 1 -- Lo»l tnd Found hard worker, who want! MANCHESTER - Colonial Wamester, manager of Connecticut ditional rental intome. 2 -- Poffiontlt jjcrelary to handle CuuaRv steady employment, good In­ 3 - condo, six rooms, 21/2 baths, Town Manager Robert Weiss with Bank and Trust Co.; Nathan Burkamp bought the former - Announcomontt Dnpnrtmant. Muit have come. Call S2M70I between 9- SWIMMWG TOOLS 4 - > Entoftiinmont typing and mith ikiUi, three bedrooms, all Kenneth C. Burkam p to discuss Agostinelli, president of Manchester Grant's store in December 1975 and 5 - 2 only. - A u ctio n ! ■ service - VpUances, custom drapes. Burkamp's difficulties in financing State Bank and William R. Johnson, has been renovating it since then. Owner moving south. FINANCIAL She Berath orimted. SiUry open, good ■uy now lor Mriy ipriflg iniMla. RELIABLE, Hardworker who his mini-mall on Main St. has been president of the Savings Bank of Several stores have opened in the 5 - ‘ Bondi-Slockt-Mortofiott tfiB** b i^ iU . Send resume Available July 1st. F.J Mon. Uigo Csnntollout dlt- 9 - wants steady employment. called for Thursday at 10 a.m. in Manchester. mall, but the goal is 25 to 30 stores. • P«r$ona> Lo an t CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING to H ucheiter Port Office, SplleckI Realtors, 643-2121. hot quoUty »b«« ground 10 • - Inauranca Good Income. Call 872^15. rt xir O.D. pool Complolo wMh Weiss’s office. Burkamp explained to Weiss, that He said he has aiready exceeded his EMPLOVMlENT oSJn. 98049*” ’ ’ M a n c h n f r loddor, Min dock. flNtr, Ion- Burkamp told Weiss in a letter ear­ because of the difficulty in obtaining financial resources by about $27,000. 13 - W antad * AVON • Better Than Watching I Lo ta -L a n d tar S ale 24 «ng «nd olalro. auanaNTIlD. ly in March that he needs further financing, he may be forced to accept Burkamp has run Into other snags 14 - Busmaat Opporiuniiiaa TV. Meet new people. Make rinonoing ootlltblt. S577 In- 15 - Situation Waniad AREA TRAVEL Agency «*nod. Pactocy bonut - H o^ financing in order to complete the good money. Sell Av ' Mom, Dad, •ion. Must be motivated market. Exciting sparkling 7- low $40’s. Reply Box A, Miscellaneous rec room O’Rourke Realty, 833-1411. for your Spring F>ver. Free 1/2 baths, 2 garages, up to 19” bury town line. Transfenik central. Fine starter home. and Randl insulation. Choice of colors original owner will leave new room Colonial in great family Manchester Herald. chairs. One pair drapes, 1 9 7 7 loan Instrument. Children 7 Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. neighborhood. Fantastic op­ Watkins made, hardly used, for Interior and rqgs. 19 year awnings, 6 carpeted rooms, COUNTER HELP Needed - on. Reasonable rates. 646- just cleaned, blue flowers Lott end Found 1 6557. Home Owners Warranty, low plus lovely large kitchen with portunity to get that "just Pari time days and nights. PHELPS ROAD - Beautiful 8 right home.’ Priced mid H o u ta h o ld Goods 40 with ecru backg ■ound. 80” X N Bolton g down pyrment considered. range and dishwasher, 2 1/2 Room (^lonial. 1 1/2 baths, LOST - Large male Irish S PANCAKE ' g Good pay and working con­ $40’s. B/W Realty, 647-1419. 53” . $20. 649-179 REMEDIAL READING and Charles Ftantlcelli **cN aiding, garage, Inapact today, six room Ranch with } showcase. Call 6494)953. the Municipal Building to hear 12 Sharing With home. ' Miscellaneous household two t-ittrMtiofl tkkot booti to Tkomo M l NEW FURNACE - NEW ROOF lowoat 30**. ’ bedrooma, 1 1/1 hatha. Must Items for sale. Call 872-3867. r . ' ; , comments and suggestions Two Adults be seen! B/W Realty, 647- ft 10 Room House, one WANTED - Hummels, Clocks, t . ‘r ■’ * . * Ikie cocktaR ind odmlui^n to Jeitor Lounge MANCHESTRR—S-8 D u ^ x on bus lino, one aldo N a m e ...... from the public. Attractive mature Colonial oh a beautiful tree-shaded lot. 1419. acre, B-1 zoned, near Dolls - Paintings, Trains, Ear­ This home is In "Move-In” condition. Bullt-tn bookcase, eoniplotely romodolod, aoparate tur- _____ 4 ______- GOOD TAG SALE • By two Future sessions will be held * Free UM ol ta rn room and whirlpool thorapoutic bith Manchestor Communi­ families. April 2nd,, and 3rd ly Toys. Statues, Furniture, A d d r e s s ...... some wall to wall. Convenient to public or parochial itocoo, good Income, 2 car garage. the first Tuesday of each * Froo UM of putting groom, ihutfMKMrd ind tennis courti OTC VERNON • By owner. Six ty College. 418 Hackmatack Street, 9 a.m' Jugs, Crocks, Almost ‘ickool. We Invite comparison in the mid-thirtles. T o w n ...... P h o n e ...... month from 9 :00 A.M. to * Hotel tu(t md iw i^ dwgoi room Cape. Excellent loca­ ft 3 Bay Service Station, to 6 p.m. Anything Old. 546-3860. C a ll tion. Treed lot. 3 or 4 Immediate occupancy, 11:00 A.M. and the third bedrooma. Family room, eat- Q ''«d e ...... School ...... JOE L0M6ARD0 ALEX MATTHEW m ifit ft 7.5 acres Industrial TAG ARTS AND Crafts Sale • WANTED ■ The Old Picture Thursday of each month from ln kitchen, diahwasher, dli- Frames and china closet by 8:30 P.M. to 8:30 P.M. In the JIM PINNIOAN JIM DEROCCO Land, city utilities, lUllan Ladies Club. Tolland NOTE: Plaaaa bring or mall this antry blank to th* DIaplay Advartlalng Dapartmont 0l 29 Connaotlcut Blvd., Ea$t Hartford posal, wall-to-wall carpetlni, Street, East Hartford, in- private party^ CaU 6444)206. Board of Directors Office. TRAVELERS INTERCONTINENTAL many ex tru. $39,500. m 4 m . ft Freezer Plant, 3,500 sq. Th* Manchaatar Harald, 13 Bralnard Place, Manchaatar, Conn. 06040. Entrlaa cloa* WILUAM I BELFiORE AGENCY ft. for rent. doort. April 17th. Reserve Pascal A. Prignano, booths. 5 ^ 1 7 . Wanted to Siiy\ 4$ Friday, April S, 1977. .Secretary ONE FINANCIAL PLAZA AssNon 647-1413 289-4331 EIGHT ROOM Ooloolal -21/1 Board of Directors HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT 06103 hatha, family room, flreplom, F j. SniiCKI THREE SPEED man's bicy­ OLDER BUREAUS, Dretaeri i___ 34 Maifia Avbmib, WIiMisBr four bedrooma, lariuM , acre. ■ Rockers, tables, chairs, Manchester, Connecticut Tel. 246-5681 M I-1111 cle. $30. Call 3684371 evenings 046-3 Hutchins Agani^, ^ 1 1 6 . 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. desks, and antiques. Phone 643-9112. 1. PAGE EIGHT-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., April 2, 1977

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat,, April 2. 1977 — PAGE NINE-B Apartments For Rent S3 Apartments For Rent 53 iiuiof For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previoui Puzzle Frank and Ematt 1 Mountain 7 VILU8ER APTS. MANCHESTER - Comfor­ 1 Dancer type Charlea M. Carpeting, full basement, 1*« tile table, clean convenient one past In India 2 Seed covering Schultz baths, appliances, heal, patio, air bedroom. apartment with IT S OUR 5 Acquiras 3 Made perfect k -J JJ- | x HARDLV R tcO G Nl% BO conditioner, no pets, adults. Dear Abby 9 Cuahion score private entrance in small 12 Cry of pain 4 Actresa Ritter CHARLES USKRANCE single story bulldfhg. Ideal for 13 Lagal claim 5 Actor Ford H ib u , m i 5T6R h a d l ^y ! elderly person or couple. $110. 14 Sound of a 6 One (Gar.) S49-7R20 per month. Heat and By Abigail Van Buren cow 7 Baieballer appliances included. Damato THAT WTE-EATIN6 TREE ARE YOU A n NO, NOT LUHENI 6f»U) DID 1 H<»v COULO you lo st 15 Mirth Williams SHOULD Enterprises, 6461021. 16 Inner (prefix) 8 Nqay FELL OVER PURIN6 THE ESCAPED Reallv, UP I want TO /'everyone COME HOME, 1 So MUCH WEIGHT LOOKING for anything In real ¥ ^ TIME 17 Graduate of 9 Masdamts 5T0RM..THE ENVIRONMENTAL CRIMINAL, MILO.. eEUREHOU, ( HEAR THAT? estate rental - aparanents, AVAILABLE Immediately - Annapoiii (abbr.) CHARLIE protection A6ENCY HAS CHARLES? CHARLES! WITH BARGAINS BURSTING OUT ALL (abbr.) hnt-rate m BROWN,. homes, multiple dwellings, no Two bedroom duplex in 10 NO EVIDENCE AEAlNSTfOU 1 BETWEEN! C HR I5TM A J fees. Call J.D. Real ratate excellent location. Walk to OVER } .would Uke to submit a thought in 18 Old-faihioned (comp, wd.) 29 Creek t(irough 4g Associates, Inc. 6461980. shopping and bus. Full walk r S K f h a v in g DOUBTS.who felt that 20 Springe 11 Buffet about Father 22 Grown boy 19 Metric foot which water 47 ) AND EAiTER? Out basement with laundry ^ s th at’ennod f "‘**^'"8” l>oth her parents on Undoing T NEW THREE Room apart­ hook ws. Small pet acce]> 23 Speed 21 Skipper of the escapee 10 Work cattle J CltnayNIAK tWfWaUS^JtOH tio M S ltddi ^ oolobrations. (Her birthday and meaiure 30 Mythical Greek ° ment - Handy to bus and mop­ table. $265 per month. 646-6297 wedding anniversary.) Pequod Hawaiian (abbr.) 23 Sprout, bowman ping. References and security or 643-7023. goddess WlnOirop birthday. At the 24 Trojan king ertiftcially 33 Notes of debt deposit required. $210 per 27 Due 60 Novtiitt nj'juote'' suggested that we think of it 24 Elapse 36 Favoritism month. Philbrick Agency, MANCHESTER - Enjoy the as the husband s birthday, too; the birth of a new spiritual 31 Month (abbr.) I'MaOINQ-TOBeA HCWOAN VCUBE I'U. R E TIR E O J T H E CAY '77V5 GRANADA SPORTS COUPE 25 Ancient 38 Roach acrosa Ferber Realtors, 6464200. best of two worlds. Nicely 32 Lilt of events HEAVY W aOHT HerKTER, SURE B E F O R E M/ H R Sr F*SHT. What beautvl What luxuryl What performance! And what a awakening of aloved one who was continuing his journey, writirfg 41 Boxing 61 Broadway light renovated, older duplex. Six 34 Coffin stand MIckay Finn — Morris Welaa y C U ' U . buyl This Spring Wheels Special Is designed (or those who and returning home to his Father’s house. Examine ANP IlU RETIRE RETIRE TWO BEDROOM Duplex rooms, new kitchen and bath, 35 One who feels 26 Opera prince strategy(2 wdi.)62 consider a car more than just transportation. Look at all He said, “Bodies wear out, but the soul lives on, and as UNDEFEATED- > UNDEFEATED? apartments - Within walking full basement, $260 per month. superior 27 And 43 More narvoui 55 Author you gel at our special low price: While painted styled wheels distance to downtown Paul W. Dougan, 6U4535. the cycle of birth, growth, death and 37 Baseball 28 Nip 45 Thinks Fleming with bright trim rings • Louvered opera window applique rebirth, human life continues. Wo miss the physical NO> 1 WISH JAKE JAKE RETIRED A COUPLE HELLO, MRS. HE'S OUT FtSHINOr Manchester. $210 monthly, in­ events ^ WILSON WAS y • Front and roar all-rubber guards • Dual sport 10 11 OF YEARS A 6 0 .'- COME TO WILSON/ IS SHERIFF-BUT HE’LL cludes: Heat, hot water, ^ y®*' wou'"* binder progress 39 Chinese SC ') STILL PRESIDENT* THINK OF STILL HEBRON - Two Bedroom mirrors • Leather-wrapped sport steering wheel • Floor JAKE BE BACK SOON. WHY appliances, and parking. Call Apartment. Heat, wall-to- and perhaps more expansjve experiences for them?" philosophy / HE VUOULD ON THE BOARD OF HOME? DON'T you COME IN shift • Plus a lot more. '77W Granada 2-Door Sports Coupe It IS possible that the spiritual environment that awaits 40 Sober AND W^IT FOR HIM. wall. Appliances, storage. At Hometown Ford NOWI $235. Phone 6462871. each of us when our purpose here has been achieved 42 Glances 44 Years (Fr.) THREE ROOM Apartment - SEE OUR LIMITED EDITION CARS, ALSO. surpasses anything that human senses could discern 45 Frenzied With heat, hot water, stove, ONE ROOM EFFICENCY - Granada, Mustang B. Maverick, PInlo, PInlo Wagon and induding the most devout loving relationships. refrigerator, wall to wall Explorer Pickup. 46 Unmetered Heat, hot water, appliances. Faith assures us oflove’seternity. Not "Goodby”- iu s t a writing carpet. $185. Centrally Main Street location. Securi­ gentle, “See you later." ^ 49 Spicy located. Adults only. No pets. ty, references, lease. $135. SPRING WHEELS VALUES ON <^mu TRUCKS,TOO. AT RUTH 53 Auxiliary Security deposit. Call 6467690. (-all after 6 p.m., 6^3811. (abbr.) 54 Cravats Roomt lor Ront 52 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 CENTRAL LOCATION - Se­ ROCKVILLE - Three Room 56 Thought (Fr.) □ RENTALS cond floor, four room apart­ Apartment. With heat, hot FORD DEAR RUTH; Thank you for a beautiful letter. It brings 57 Popular VERY CLEAN - Newly fur­ ELUNGTON - TICK TOCK ment. Stove included. $175 per water, stove refrigerator. SPRING WHEELS to mind this eloquent poem by Judith Mattison: dessert nished room on busline ideal TOWER - Immediate oc­ ELLINGTON - TOWNHOUSE month. Security. 6461189. Carpet. $165. No pets. Parking 56 Cloth ridge Roomi lor Root 52 for working person. cupancy. A new one bedroom g a r d e n s of Strawberry for one car. Adults only. 59 Basebailer References and security Townhouse community within Road. A new suburban one 454 MAIN STREET - 2nd. Security deposit, (jail 6467690. Slaughter 46 47 48 50 52 Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer bedroom apartment com­ 60 New England FURNISHED ROOMS for required. Call 646-0505. walking distance of stores, floor. Three room heated LIFE 53 56 banks and churches. Features munity nestled In the country apartment. $180. Security, THREE ROOMS - Heat, DILLON cape gentlemen - Kitchen 61 Singletons privileges, free parking. Cen­ ROOM TO RENT - Free inclifde' private entrances, hills in historic Ellington. In (jail 6462426, 9 to 5. refrigerator and stove. Third SALES A SERVICE, INC. ' To Live 57 59 YOU HAVE TO •HE'S REALLY ^ I THOUGHT HE THESE ARE THE ONES addition to it’s unique, 62 Declaim tral location. References and parking, shower and bath. balcony overlooking cathedral floor. No children or pets. Call 319 Main SI., Manchastar • 643-2145 Is comprehending death; ADMIRE BOTT5 ’ TRYING HARP TO KNEW WHO HIS STRANGLING HIS DRAIN, Kitchen privileges optional. cellinged living room, wall-to- refreshing architectural 6462236. violently 60 62 security required, 643-2893, FIVE MOM tU T with all To see the majesty of snow t RNP HIS R(X)TS.'y| ANCESTORS WERE.' Working gentleman wall carpeting, 1 1/2 baths, design and beautiful after 5 p.m. appliances. Carpeting Is to know INlws^AM* iNTinraiii assni preferred. Very reasonable. range, refrigerator, garbage landscaping, it features throughout, washer and dryer private entrances, private WE PAY $15 for complete Motorcyclat-BIcyclaa 64 That it will disappear, ( HE POES/ CLEAN, FURNISHED Room M9-9167. disposal, pantry unit, air con­ hookup. Convenient to school junk cars, (jail Joey, Tolland patio area with sliding glass’ and shopping. And love it. for responsible, working ditioning, master TV antenna, Offfcaa-StorM tar Rent 55 Auto Body, 5261990. ROOM FOR RENT - Stove abundant closets, 24-hour doors, wall-to-wall carpeting, 1965 TRIUMPH CHOPPER - gentleman. Call 646-4701, after NEW TOWNHOUSE • $850 firm. Driven dally, 62 p.m. and refrigerator. Linen superintendent service, laun­ range, refrigerator, garbage Fireplace, two bedrooms. IW MANCHESTER, East Center 0 disposal, master TV antenna, PAR’TS Department now open m.p.g. Call evenings after Win at Bridge provided. 801 Main St,, 649- dry and storage facilities in baths, all appliances, base­ St. office suitable for traverse rods, laundry and Saturdays. Complete line of 6:00, 643-1960. ONE LARGE furnished room. basement, no pets. For ap­ ment storage, convenient to professional. Available Im­ Chrysler parts. Chorcbes pointment please call 875-9876, storage facilities in basement, hospital and shopping mediately. Call 647-9926. Complete light housekeeping Motors. 6463646. 1972 HONDA SL 350 - Rebuilt he°erH^V?N\j D0"UOTS‘?"‘‘ facilities. F ivate entrance, Aponmontt For Root 53 Monday through Friday 8 to 5. air conditioning, total elec­ CALL tric, no pets. Ranch and motor, runs great, $475. Call T h o v ‘’'■■'^bday, God took my 4-year-old twin daughters. Hand fails for lack of bid parking. 633-8323, 6494)358. Equal Housing Opportunity. ROCKVILLE 5,000 Square TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974, WE HAVE customers waiting Duplex style apartments feet industrial space,, 2,000 872-4339. ® little friend. available. Rentals starting at PETERMAN yellow, excellent condition, and both of them hid in an abandoned ice box that had ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly for the rental of your apart­ square feet office space. Easi­ make an offer. Cali 646-4938 ment or home. J.D. Real Read $175. per month. For appoint­ ly subnlividable. 24604%, 246 1976 HARLEY-DAVIDSON - “ "®'8bbor’s garage. We searched •sxuii.* rooms. Single $59.95, $64.95, AGENCY after 5 p.m. Full dresser. Immaculate double $69.%, $74.95 plus tax. Estate Associates, Inc. 646 Herald ment call 875-9876, Monday 4715. NORTH No one paid much attention thru Friday, 8 to 5. 1-9404 644-868» condition. Call after 5, at 876 Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence Phone in room. Call 6462300. 1980. 1976 TRIUM PH TR 7 - AQIO to East's play. East knew he Ads OFFICE FOR RENT - Tinker 1497. On Christmas Eve, my beloved mother died. had played the right card, but Original cost $7,000, asking ¥ A 3 2 I ’M-UH;* r a t h e r Building, 789 Main Street, wedding anniversary, my husband and I North and South were so busy AND I THOUGHT I $5,000. Loaded. Air con­ 1970 KAWASAKI 350 EndUro - « K 10 4 BUSY. 9HIVAUN MAPB IT CLEAR TO CENTRAL LARGE Four Manchester. $60 monthly, in­ ditioning, 6track deck. Phone urn J ® ?V,'‘ ®"ly fcmaining daughter had 6QI095 3 arguing about their bidding you AWD VOUR. cludes electricity. Call 646 Elxcellent running condition. teen killed in an automobile accident-on her honeymoon' room one bedroom apart­ 5669348 after 5 p.m. Days, Call 6462171 ask Tor Steve or WEST EAST that no one stopped to compli­ UNCLE THAT t IVA5 8022. bomehow my husband and I continued to believe in the NOT m eR E S T E P ment. Just redecorate Swuri- 6460888. after 6:30, call 633-3211. * 7 3 *854 ment East. ty. Appliances. $225 plus wisdom and goodness of the Lord. And we still do. There was really no cause to IN AKIV ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ ¥J974 ¥ K Q 6 utilities. Norman Hohenthal, BUICK LE SABRE Custom 1972 HONDA CL-3S0. Street or NEVER A DOUBT ♦ ()962 ♦ J853 argue. North had a tough 6461166. fice. Ground level, central 1973. 33,000 miles, excellent location, professtonai trail bike. Excellent condi­ * A6 7 « K J4 choice at his second bid. condition inside and outside, tion. $550 or test offer. Call SOUTH (D) Three spades and even four building, parking and utilities. $3,000. 872-6042. NEWER FIVE Room Duplex Call 649-2885. after 5:30, 6468371. AAKJ962 spades were possible choices, - Large yard, parking, no pets. ¥10 8 5 but North had elected to bid S ecu rity . $250 m onthly. 1965 BUICK LE SABRE - 2 1973 KAWASAKI 125 - Trail, ♦ A7 two notrump. This left South Available now. Call 6467344. MANCHESTER - ReUil and / or manufacturing space. 2,000 Door. Good running condition. street. New knobbles, *62 with a choice between a pass 79,000 miles. Asking $225. 646 excellent condition. 2500 North-South vulnerable and a raise to three notrump. LUXURY ONE Bedroom square feet to 100,000 sq^re 2323. feet. Very reasonable. miles. $350. Call 6466549. Astro-graph West North East South SouUi didn’t have a singleton S orvictt Offered 31 Services Offered 31 Services Ottered 31 Building-Contracting 33 Apartment - All appliances. Heat and hot water. Su6Iet B/oae/s protected. Call DODGE 1973 Maxivan - By BERNICE BEDE OSOL 1* anywhere in his hand. He only Heyman Properties, 1-226- Pass 2 * Pass 2 « had 12 high card points, but iff? by m A BC t III Rsq u S P>l Qt' from April 15th., thru August Automatic, $3,000 or best Campera-Trallara Pass 2 N. T. Pass 3 A SOLOIST AVAILABLE - For FOR ALL your Dry Wall 31st. $219 monthly. Call m - offer. Call Arthur Drug, 646 Moblla Homaa 65 his hand was going to take six weddings. Experienced and Pass 4 A Pass Pass needs - Drobiak Dry Walt 7559. 8646. For Sunday, April 3, 1977 or seven tricks at either Alley Oop — Dave Graue reasonable. Call Bonnie Starr Company, 575 Center Street, t h r e e r o o m o f f i c e - Pass spades or notrump. Lukas, at 6464889. first floor. Excellent location, 18’ CAMPER trailer - single Opening lead — 2 * Manchester. Call 6468882. MANCHESTER - Duplex. 1974 PINTO - Real beauty. 4- axle, excellent condition. We would have bid three INCOME < all facilities. Newly notrump because we are op­ ... AN' WITH HIM NARROWING TH' MAINTENANCE Work Quiet neighborhood. Large speed, radio, whitewalls, and Eleven years old. $1,500. Call By Oswald & Janies Jacoby LINRI Construction Co. - Tom rooms, Washer/dryer hook- decorated. Reasonable rent. test of all 14,000 certifi^ 742-8930. ARIES (March 21-Aprtl I I ) Take SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) It timists and three notrump 6AP BETWEEN US, I'D BETTER CO needed. Door and window 6461680, 6463549. nothing (or grantod In appears you haven't learned , IT pRETT\ d a r n Q u ic k , t o o / Corbitt. Building, Remolding, cellar and attic. Dining miles. Buy of the year at South played dummy’s four reels right in. TAX ^ repair, painting, sheetrock Additions, Garages, Kitchens, up. partnarahip alluallons today. from past mistakes. You could of diamemds at trick one. East and other household services. room, kitchen with dis­ $18%. Full guarantee. Subur­ 1973 COACHMAN QUINSTAR Everything looka good on the bring about an old. (amlller eat ot Roofing, Siding, Recreation hwasher, disposal, stove and STORE SPACE - In ban Motor Car, 50 Tolland - Twenty six foot, 5th wheel. played the eight to force 643-7640. Rooms. 6465355. Manchester Mall, 811 Main surtace, but It could suddenly problems lor yoursell today. refrigerator. Heat and Turnpike, Manchester, 646 Excellent condition. With roii explode. South’s ace. 'The defenders SERVICE ) u tilities. $280. No pets. Street. Will subdivide, From 2076. Open 8-8 on Vernon- up awning, gas light, inter­ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. never got a diamond trick, but ODD JOBBERS - Clean NEWTON SMITH $50 per month. 64614ti. TAURUS (April 20-Mey 20) 21) SelecI your companions with they did manage to collect two A Kentucky reader wants to basements, attics, Roto-Till Available May 1st. 2269317. Manchester town line. com. $4900. Call 6465127 after Remodeling, Repairing. Rec 5:00 p.m, weekdays. Spot-check work ot a critical extreme care today. You could hearts and two clubs which know if it is ever proper to gardens, lawn care and light rooms. No job too small. 646 ROCKVILLE - Rental - nature being done tor you today. easily damage your Image. raise your partner when void DIRECTORY trucking. Senior Citizens THREE ROOM Apartment - 1971 CHEVY CONCOURS was all they needed. 3144. First floor. Heat and hot Stores, 13-19 West Main YOU SAY YOU Want ’The Lax Inspection may mean repetl- of his suit. INCOME TAX Preparation - Special Rates. Call 2^4293, Street. 22x80. Full basement, Wagon - V-8,307 engine. 60,400 llon ot eftort. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. IS) If Etast had risen with the water included $160 monthly. miles. Excellent condition, best, then come and see the Don’t take on opponents who The answer is ’’Yes’’ but the Experienced, personal ser­ 2S9-5383. CARPENTRY, Custom reasonable rental. 232-9041, jack of diamonds. South would 6460156. $1600. Call 6461634. "Zimmer,” only at Plaza GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Don’t outclass you today. It’s lolly to go have been able to finesse chance does not come up very vice at your home - Dan Houses - Addditions, garages, M. I. Kaplan, owner. often. Here is one time: Your Mosler, 649-3329, or 525-8263 Homes. $16,900. 1348 Wilbur be resantlul It a more Into an encounter with the odds against West’s queen, discard INCOMI TAX roofing and siding, kitchens, MANCHESTER - Immaculate S| CYoss Highway, Berlin Turn­ charismatic pal upstages you to­ stacked against you. partner bids six of a suit and CsN Susssll L Surmtt STORES Sc OFFICES for rent 1966 GTO - 389, 4 new a club or heart on the ace and Painting- Papering 32 bathrooms, and repair work of 4 1/2 room apartment. Two pike, Berlin, (Jonn. 1-828-0389. day. It doesn't hurt to play se­ you have the other three aces. tor Expert Tbx Prtparallon - Manchester, prime location. clutch. Call 64f after 2 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. IS) make his contract. ALLAN T. KEELER S tax all kinds. Call Robert Jarvis bedrooms, stove, p.m. cond llddle occasionally. You can surely raise him to Office: for estimate, 643-6712. Heat. Air. Parking. Janitor. Go along with the majority today, 353 Center S l„ Manchester service. Tax returns done'in PAINTING - Interior and refrigerator. No pets. $225. ARE YOU Selling Your CANCER (June 21-July 22) ’ seven. exterior, paperhanging, $100 per month, starting. 646 rather than trying to convert — Hanna-Barbera Productions 728-3071 the privacy of your home. Call 647-1414. 5334, 6461393. 1976 PONTIAC LE MANS - Mobile Home? Buyers are Youngsters In the tamlly will re­ them to your thinking. It con be 871-1781 for appointment. excellent work. References. CARPENTRY Sc Masoni7 - Originally ^146, asking $3846. waiting. Call Plaza Homes, sent It today It you keep too tight mighty cold out on that limb by Free estimates. Fully in­ Additions and remodeling. BEAUTIFUL Four Room Call Dick, between 9 a.m. and Broker. 1-6260369. a rein on them. Allow them yoursell. sured. Martin Mattson, 649- Free estimates. Call Anthony Apartment - Completely 4 p.m.. 646%21. treedom within reason. 4431. Squillacote, 649-0811. OFFICE SPACE PISCES (Feb. 26Mareh 20) II carpeted. Stove, refrigerator, Automotive Service 66 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be INCO M E TAX heat, electricity. No children. you're buying anything me|or to­ FOR RENT 1972 BUICK ELECTA - AC prepared to back up what you day, make sure It has an Ironclad MARSHALL TAX SERVICE - Prepared. $5. Short PAPER HANGING Expert. Good location. Security Stereo, am t ^ , all power ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- Form; $10. Long Form Your average paper, in say today with Irrelulable proot. guarantee. And I mean wrinen. Reliable, Accurate, and RootIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 deposit. $220 monthly. 646 250 square feet, ce n te r of I accessories. Beautiful buy. sun specialists, factory Your remarks stand a darn good not verbal. Manchester, air conditioning and I Reasonahle. In the privacy of Call Mr. Frank average room, $30. Mr. 3466. $1800. 6461000. trained, one day service, 114 chance ot being challenged. your home. Phone M3-9044. Richman, 6463864. BIDWELL Home Improve­ parking Cali M3-9&51. ' East Main Street, Rockville. 1 VIRGO (Aug. 23-SapL 22) It 643-4834 ment Co. Expert installation 1968 CAMARO - Convertible. 871-1617. QUALITY PAINTING and of aluminum siding, gutters Running condition. $200. Call you ve been ignoring someone Paper Haiming by Willis and trims. Roofing installa­ after 5:00, 6460324. you’re obligated to, you could be MASONRY - Brick, block Schultz. Fully insured, tion and repairs. 649-6495,876 IP embarrassed today when they CARPETING - Never laid. ask you how come. concrete, chimneys, and From $180,000 homel Newest references. 6494343. 9109. Resort Property 1971 PONTIAC Firebird - Siip-bn Apron fireplaces. New or repair nylon short shag. Beautiful. For Rent 56 Automatic, new brakes, LIBRA (Sept. 23-OcL 23) Don’t work. Call 528-4596, after 5 Sealed in water-proof factory Have we helped you HORACE Tetrault - Siding, 1L 80KING!! excellent running condition. mike dacljlons that speak (or p.m. roofing, storm windows, aw­ kSe offer the largest variety of j your male today. It could be that container. Will do three lately?...call 643-2711. attractive apartments and \ SUMMER RENTAL Water­ $1200. Call 6 4 6 2 ^ after 5:00. rooms, wall to wall. We nings. Quality workmanship, ^ townhouses in Manchester, , front Cottage - On Lake his or her opinion Is dlamelrlcel- ODD JOBS, Cleaning cellars bought too much. Sacrifice - free estimates. Fully insured. f t Rental office open daily 9-5. i Kanasatka, Moultonboro, ly opposed to yours. and attics. Moving large $199. New padding for three HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch 872-9187, 6463417. ^ weekends. 11-3, New Hampshire. Sleeps 5. appliances, also stone or loam rooms - $18. aprivate: 1-349- painted for $1 0-$200 by DAMATO Completely furnished, fully delivered. 644-1775 or 644-9532. 8444. scheduling now. Professional SPECIALIZING cleaning and i I equipped kitchen, screened Trucks tor Sato 62 ------1------considers any lob. 289-!^, repairing chimneys, roofs, ENTERPRISES | porcn, sun deck, float, dock. MAN - For heavy work in fer­ WEDDING INVITATIONS evenings or weekends,;kc • -Don. new roofs. Free estimates. 30 I Private sandy beach. Great 1974 FORD-F 500. Custom 646-1021 tilizer plant. Job Involves and all forms of printing. By Years Experience. Howley, fishing. Centrally located in (tab. 4 speed. Power steering. handling and stacking fer­ jintment evenings,lings. Please A. & W. PAINTING - Very 643-5361. Lakes Region. $200 weekly. 14 ft. stake body. Excellent Buga Bunny — Halmdahl and StoNal tilizer bags. Must be in good call 872-9407. reasonable. Free Estimates. Call Cromwell, 6354M57, after condition. 22,000 miles, (jail physical condition. Phone Mr. Call Wayne, 649-7696. ROOFER WILL install roof 6:00 p.m. 2263440, 8 to 5:30. Hill, 643-0644. siding or gutters for low dis­ FOUR ROOMS - And Three WHATiS YER PLEASURE, Rooms. Tile bath, heat, hot GARDENS ROTO-TILLED - INTERIOR PAINTING and count price. Call Ken at 647- CAPE COD - East Harwich - 1970 FORD PICK UP - 250. PETUNIA.? C6iM TREE Service - Free es­ wallpapering. Quality 1566. water included. Adults. None too large or too small. Security. References. No For rent. Brand new, large, Excellent condition. timates, discount senior Call Gordon at 228-9750 for professional work at three bedroom home, com­ Automatic, and power citizens. Company ONLY THE Finest in roof pets. Parking. Across from low, low prices. reasonable prices. Fully in­ the Rec. 11 1/2 and 15 1/2 pletely furnished, sun-deck, steering. Must be seen. ^11 Manchester owned and sured. G.L. McHugh, Pain­ materials - at reasonable one mile from beach and one operated. Call 6461327. School Street. after 5, 644-1073. WINDOW CLEANING - ting, 643-9321. prices. GAF roofing and and a W miles from shingles, Alcoa .032 gutters Commercial Si Residential. TWO BEDROOM Luxury Christopher Ryder House. 1969 FORD 1/2 Ton Pickup - FORMICA TOPS - Cabinets J.P. LEWIS Sc SON - Interior and leaders. All materials and Available for rent weekly. and doors made to order. Top Fully insured. Free es­ Townhouse located in Four speed, V-8, wlUY cap, timates. Call Quality and Exterior Painting work guaranteed. Free es­ May through October. No very good condition. 742-8817. quality work reasonable Paperhanging, ana timates. Call anytime 646 Highland Park section of pets. Call 649-0805, after 6 prices. References. 6464348. Maintenance Incorporatecf Manchester. Wooded and 6468845. remodeling. Fully Insured. 0466. p.m. 1971' GMC 3/4 Ton pickup. 649-9658. private. For information call 6461616. Needs some work. $10v0. Call GLENN GAGNON S, SON - CAPE- COD - East Harwich - Bricks, blocks, concrete GENERAL REMODELING 872-7403, Tolland, Conn. and painting. Stucco, other TWO BEDROOM DUPLEX - For rent. Brand new, large sidewalks, steps, fireplaces, Heating-Plumbing 35 three bedroom home. and chimneys. Call 8754973. textured finishes. Sheet rock Building-Contracting 33 Apartments - Within walking FOR SALE - 1969 Chevy 1/2 work. Free Estimates. distance to downtown Completely furnished. Sun- Ton pickup. Full Winnebago References. Reasonable WES ROBBINS carpentry SEWERLINES, sink lines, deck, one mile from beach. VINYL REPAIR - We can fix cleaned with electric cutters, Manchester. $210 monthly, In­ cap, good condition, one Sofas, chairs, cars etc. No prices. 6464348. remodeling specialist. Ad­ cludes: Heat, hot water,' One and a half miles from owner. Asking $1200. Call 644- ditions, rec rooms, dormers, by professionals. McKinney Christopher Ryder House. 8696 weekends, or evenings need for eepensive Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ appliances and parking. Cali recovering. 568-5878. BABYSITTER Age 15 will bullt-lns, bathrooms, ble for rent weekly. after 6:00. babysit after 2:30. Available kitchens, 649-3446. pany, 643-5308: May through October. No any day of the week. 649-0629. pets. Call 6460805, after 6 REWEAVING burns, holes. NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet MANCHESTER - Elegant Zippers, umbrellas repaired. CUSTOM CARPENTRY - living In the Coach House on p.m. INTERIOR Sc Exterior Pain­ Homes, Additions, Repairs, repairs, plugged drains, Window shades, Venetian kitchen faucets replaced, Otis St. Two bedrooms, large blinds. Keys. TV for rent. ting - Insured. Good work. Cabinets, - Homes, Additions, living room with dining area, Motoreyelea-Bleyclea 64 Reasonable rates. Free es­ Repairs, Cabinets. Call Gary repaired. Rec rooms, Marlow’s, 887 Main St. 649- bathroom remodeling, heat fuliv applianced kitchen, 11/2 5221. timates. Call Ed Dascanio, Cushing, 345-2009. batns private basement. $310, 649-6985. modernization, etc. Free TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville Includes heat and hot water. Mfsc. tor Rent 56 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and Trimmed with bias bind­ LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - Estimate gladly given. M 8i M ing, thia sow-simple BRICK - BLOCK, stone, Plumbing Heating. 649-2871. B lan c h ard Sc R o sse tto rack. $1,750. 2864042. fireplaces, concrete, chimney CLEAN CELLARS, Attics, new homes custom built, <1 Realtors, 6462482. MANCHESTER - 1635 square apron is easy to slip on. repairs. No Jod too small. garages, and yards. Free es­ remodeled, additions, rec feet first floor Industrial Make extras for gifta. Save. Call 644-8356 for es­ timates. Call 649-0516, rooms, garages, kitchens LOVELY FOUR ROOM space. Concrete floor, No. 8395 with Photo- timates. remodeled, bath tile, cement Flooring 36 sprinklered, overhead door. ★ ★ Guide la in Slaea Small, Apartment - Second floor. ()n L ar^. EXPERIENCED House work. Steps, dormers. bus line. Heat and utilities In­ $ ^ . monthly Including heat. 1973 HARLEY DAVIDSON Medium or Large. Medi­ ; ■ 5 ■ I .■ Cleaner - $4.00 per hour. Must Residential or commercial. Warren E. Howland, FX-1200 ■ Built by factory um (12- yards ELECTRICIAN - All types of FLOOR SANDING - cluded. Adults only. $250 36-inch. ■j* .* . wiring, electrical improve­ guarantee minimum of Hve Call 6494291. Refinishing floors like new, no monthly. Security. 64611M. Realtors, 6461108. engineer. Brancli heads, 'r ' . ment, and repair work. FREE hours work. References. Call waxing, (specializing in older Barnett clutch, aluminum Patterns available only estimates. Call 6465253. 643-9613. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY floors). Ceilings and inside ••••••••••#••••••••••••••• rocker rollers, MIkunI car­ in ti’aas aAoiva. MANCHESTER - 7 Room TO oaoia, lias ii.oo tw txca Carpentry and general con­ painting. John Verfaille, 846 Duplex. Adults preferred. buretor, balanced motor, blue WATERPROOFING ROTO-TILLING - Quality tracting. Residential and §750, bS-2222. Available May 1. $210. Securi­ □ AUTOMOTIVE printed motor and transmte tladlS'i* f*‘'*l* “d Hatchways. Foundation work. Low price. $10 average commercial. Whether It be a ty, utilities extra. Lease. 646 Sion. $3,400 firm. Call 6467732. SU i BURNBTT cracks. Tile lines. Sump garden. Call 6464689 for fast small repair job, a custom Manchaatar Kvaning Harald service. 13^. Autos For Sale SI 1180 Ava. of Amaricaa pumps. Fireplaces. Stone built home or anything in Naw Yorti, N.Y. 100M between, call 6461379. ★ ★ walls, patios, steps. Ceramic Senicea Wanlad 36 as mapil MANCHESTER;ni!;s’1’EK - Four lovely NEED CAR? Credit bad? Prial Naan. Addridi alia up LAWNS MOWED - Raked, cool. Ityli Naialtr dad tin. , - “ ye... fertilized, or seeded. Weekly n n n ir.n cn r.v n . w Vi— bedrooms, wall- Bankrupt? R epossessed? 1974 YAMAHA-DT 2S0 En- experience! 643-4953, 653-2914 CARPENTRY - Repairs, ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, to-wall carpeting, parking for H oneit Douglas accepts The Fall & W inter '76 "Everytime it rains it rains, penniea front heaven...” or seasonal rates. Free es­ remodeling, additions, gar­ duro. Excellent condition. 3,- attics, garages, yards two cars, hea {’i n 600 mllek. Beat reasonable BASIC FASHION con­ timates. Call 633-3283 after ages, roofing. Call David cleaned, moving trucking. No monthly. O’Rourke kealty! m™ents.'**’^uglas'"Motora! tains a Ilonus Coupon! KEEP HAPPY 3:00 p.m. Patria 644-1798. offer. Cali after 4 p.m., 646 job too big or small-588^22. 633-1411. USMaliT 8807. Price. . . $1.25 e copy. PAGE TEN-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat.. April 2. 1977

Amendmenli Of the proposet Mary Cheney Library adds many new books amendments clarifying in­ dividual and state’s rights In New books at Manchester’s Wright — The Morley Kontinent, 2, ed. Vladimir guide to making money Whitaker - A plague on the Constitution and originally Mary Cheney Library: mythology Maximov The Tony winners, ed. both your houses submitted to the states oy the Fiction Lanham — The motives of Stanley Richards Wilcox — Ten who dared First Congress in 1789, two I Aldridge — One last glimpse Nonfiction eloquence Varieties of psychohistory, Winter — Help yourself to a were not approved. These Bloch — Cold chills Asimov — ’The collapsing , Long — The essential guide ed, George M. Kren job related to the apportionment Bowden — The bonnet universe to prescription drugs Veatch — Death, dying, and Wortman — Successful of representatives to Congress I laird’s daughter Benjamin — Dog training Petrement — Simone Weil the biological revolution small business management and comp^ensatlon of Brennan — Grand National for kids Sabin — English roman­ Vickery — Take care of Wuliger — Dollars and members. The 10 amend­ ments that were adopted are DiPego — With a vengeance Brister — Shot-gunning ticism and the French tradi­ yourself $S6D$6 known as the Bill of Rights. Evelyn — Murder with Children’s rights move­ tion Vivian — Wood heat Wyeth — Wyeth at Kuerners ■ malice ment, ed. Beatrice Gross Stern — The new investor’s Walton — Have It your way Ford — A bride for Bedivere China from the opium wars Grove — ’The great horse to the 1911 revolution ALL ■ race Derven — Book of Hochman — Happiness is successful swimming pools New books at Whiton New books at Manchester's House — Creative sand art Olmstead — In praise of CARD 4 too much trouble The Doubleday Roget’s Whiton Memorial Library: Jackson — Popular songs of Jackson — The diehard thesaurus of the American seasons Fiction nineteenth century America Osgood — The snowshoe Kallifatides — Masters and language GALLERY Epps — The shad treatment Kelly - Hockey: the sports ^ k peasants Ellen Glasgow, ed. by M. Grove — The great horse playbook Pettit — Christmas all LOCAL STORES Kaplan — A killing for Thomas Inge race Laury — A treasury of around the house f Charity Franklin — From hearth to Hensley — Rivertown risk needlecraft gifts tor the new Schleicher — Building Lingard — Hostages to for­ cookstove MacDonald—Condominium baby plastic models OPEN tune Future power, ed. Jack Percy — Lancelot Newell — Basketball: the Walton — Have it your way , McCutchan — The guns of Dann Shannon — Hawthorn hill sports playbook TOMORROW ' arrest Gordon — P.E.T. in action Mclnerny — Her death of Wibberley — Were this wild (Sunday) Grene — Philosophy in and thing wedded (cold out of Europe Wyllie — To catch a viper Mackintosh — Balloon girl Hanson — Manet and the Art winners named Manchester Parkade Nonfiction Reeman — Surface with modern tradition Two Manchester Art share the second prize. S u n d a y I? 5 {daring Borland — A place to begin: Heller — ’The poet’s self and Association members tied First prize recognition Schickele — The definitive the poem The New England experience Vernon Plaza for second prize in the went to Mary Daly for her [biography of P.D.Q. Bach Hicks — The David Hicks Chesler — The family guide (Next to K M tirll March “Picture of the Trillin — Runestruck book of flower arranging to Cape Cod “Dream” in mixed S u n d a y 10 5 \ Month” contest. medium. Ward — The Main chance Hill — Joseph Smith, the Denniston — The TM book East Hartford Westlake — Enough! first Mormon Dickens — The films of “ M ikey” w as also a ^ Bridgie Luby’s “Mikey” Putnam Plata Wilson — Troubled heritage Gary Cooper mixed medium, and Irving — Hitler's war and Barbara Jeffrey’s S u n d a y 105 W i s e — The big biazarro Fling — Marionettes: how Kennedy — The trouble book “Mama” were voted to “Mama” was done in to make and work them acrylic. ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. Fin@East@rtim@ Mtaus i 'l l A r e a B@gia atFoodMart! An ui N ig h t SWIFT PREMIUM-DEEP BASTED p re se n t wJa . College BUTTERBALL troupe 1 M ildred a t MCC TURKEYS the han HENS-10/14 LBS. AVERAGE T he I ford is WALDBAUM'S Christo) A m eric re se rv e At thi SHENANDOAH GRADE "A " Food Mart Sister Janice Bury, seated, and Sister Becky the Uni Fife are missionaries assigned to Manchester Fresh Hen Turkeys sixth a r representing the Church of Jesus Christ of M usical Latter-day Saints. (Herald photo by Larson) U.S.D.A. CHOICE B E E F ^ U S D A CHOICE B E E F _ ------Food Mart has the largest 8:15. 1 BOTTOM I n M I t n u I Sem i-Boneles$ W illiam selection of beautiful L ost” c Lady missionaries ROUND I HAMS 30. DAACT DIIWlL R WATERADOED The f IIVH #I SHOULDER ■ WHOLEORHALFWHOLEOR HALF EASTER PLANTS assigned to area » U IN OOROCOUl Full. IIOOM. LILICI « TO i H addan BUD) MUMS . TULIFS OAFFOOILl . HYACINTHS w ith a r AND OIICHID CONSAGES. A l l AT LOW FBICIS. Two lady missionaries of the Church of Jesus Christ of •1." »1.»? I •! M by Je ro Latter-day Saints have been assigned to work in the tMINANOeAN 2nd. Th. Manchester area. UtOACHOfCt BiaF FRESH-LUSCIOUS-aLIFORNIA TURKEY ROLL . “ SVt STEAK BOTTOM ROUND cr$1.69 reserv a Sister Janice Bury and her companion, Sister Becky tHINANOOAH If 1 0 « CMOICI M i r TURKEY ROLL .T*.'-: CHUCK STEAK l.S I.29 T h eC Fife are two of 250 missionaries currently laboring in u 10 « CHOKt ifir STRAWBERRIES New England. Both are 22 years old and are native form am BONELESS HAM KKlt CHUCK ROAST ..$1,09 PINT lO X Californians. U.IOA CHOICI M IF FAMOllS BRANDS - FULLY 23 and CANNED HAM Before entering the mission field, Sister Fife, received SHOULDER ROAST l. S1.29 School her B.A, degree from Brigham University in Provo, USD A. CHOICE BEEF COOKED HAMS T he F Utah, in family relations. Sister Bury also attended BYU WATERADOED i t s p r and will continue her study of elementary education after iPolishKielbaslI CANNED S uperst her mission. FULL SHANK FULL BUH ROUND I ond Smoked I u m u SWEET JUICY CALIFORNiX 8:30 p.r The young wornen will serve their mission for 18 PORTION HOLIDAY SEEDLESS auditor! months, and are either self or family supported. STEAK I Sausage I NAVEL door. As a service to the community, the missionaries offer a PACK Family Home Evening presentation to demonstrate how Gin FILLED WITH II RIECES ORANGES D in m this program can be adapted to meet every family’s •i.«» I 1 -a?® OF OUR CHOICEST FRUIT needs. The O U R BEST For more information on this and other programs, the TCP ROUND RCAST ..$1,29 VEAL PAHIES BREADED k l 69c POLLOCK FILLETS ' - h Higgan USOA CHOICt IM R RARKSRRttH RIOUkARMNOTAtAOIV missionaries may be conUcted at 83 Ridge St., or by SIRLOIN TIP ROAST .. $1.39 PORK SAUSAGE ROLL 1101 99c PERCH FILLETS $179 O through calling 649-3727. 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:t iv e su n „ QAieebucf AT..APRIL9. April 2, 1977 Forum of the arts

V niwiwwDiii3M.HL : r*swwm.«4»feo« Area theater At the Bushnell An unusual theatrical production, “A George Jones, Billy “Crash” Craddock Night of Improvisation,” will be and Crystal Gayle will be featured in a presented at Manchester Community Country Concert Sunday at 2:30 and 7:30 College auditorium tonight at 8. The p.m. at Bushnell Memorial Hall in Hart­ troupe is composed largely of graduates of ford. Mildred Dana’s drama workshop course Tuesday at 8 p.m., the Osipov Balalaika at MCC. The event is free, but donations to'“ Orchestra of Moscow, with stars of the the bandshell project will be accepted. Bolshoi Baliet and Bolshoi Opera, present The Hartford Stage Company in Hart­ an evening of Russian folk music. ford is showing the world premiere of Friday at 8 p.m., the combined choirs of Christopher Durang’s “A History of The three Hartford churches wili present the American Film” through April 24. For “Passion According to Saint Matthew” by reservations, call 525-4258. Bach. At the Harriet S. Jorgensen Theatre at April 9 at 3 and 8 p.m., the Bushnell the University of Connecticut, Storrs, the Broadway Theatre Series presents “The sixth annual dance collage, “A Review of Belle of Amherst” with Julie Harris por­ Musical Comedy,” is playing tonight at traying the New England poet, Emily largest 8:15. For information, cali 429-2912. Dickinson. William Shakespeare’s "Love’s Labour s April 15 and 16 at 8 p.m., the Hartford utiful Lost” comes* to the Jorgensen April 22 to Ballet Company will present two Hartford 30. premieres and a special performance of The Goodspeed Opera House in East “Tom Dula.” Haddam opens its 15th season on April 26 For information and reservations, caii with a musical revival of “Sweet Adeline” 246-6807. by Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein ORNIA 2nd. ’The production will end June 18. For reservations, call 873-8668. The Gilbert & Sullivan Workshop’s per­ tIES formance of “Brigadoon” will be April 22, 23 and 24 at 8 p.m. at Manchester High Art events School Bailey Auditorium. The Rocky Hill Theatre Guild presents At Foot Prints Gailery, 466 Main St., a its production of “Jesus Christ, mixed media exhibition is on view through I April 15. Superstar” tonight and April 15 and 16 at At Manchester Community College’s IICYCALIFORNtX 8:30 p.m. in the Rocky Hill High School lEEDLISS auditorium. Tickets will be sold at the Stairwell Gallery, a three-woman exhibit door. of crafts, ceramics and drawings is on dis­ AYEL play through April 7 at 156 Hartford Rd. Beverly Brady, left, expresses alarm at hearing a strange noise while ANGES Dinner theaters A spring film series on “Pioneers of visiting her friend E)ebbie Popillo, who had asked Beverly to her home R O EnSIZE The Pine-Brook Dinner Theatre in Modern Painting” will be presented because she was afraid to spend the night alone. The vignette is one of Higganum is showing “Oklahoma” through April by the Benton Museum of about 20 to be staged in the music room at Manchester Community Art, Storrs. Each film will be shown free FOR through May 22. College tonight at 8 in “A Night of Improvisation." A revue called “Caesar’s Salad” is in the auditorium of the Materials Science Building on the University of Connecticut r ..98' being presented at Chateau de Ville Dinner Theatre in East Windsor through campus in Storrs. Refreshments will be served at 3:15 p.m.; each film begins at 4 cm A S I Sunday. It will be followed with Jerry Photo seminar iici *T lit I • Lewis from April 12 to 17. p.m. Sunday, the subject will be Cezanne. Civic Chorale concert “The Boys From Syracuse” continues Other subjects are: Seurat, April 17; The Connecticut News Photographers The Manchester Civic Chorale's first IVNCM S 3 * at the Coachlight Dinner Theatre in East Rousseau, April 24; Munch and Monet, Association will sponsor a photography solo concert will be Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in Windsor through April 9. Coming April 13 May 1., seminar Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at the Tower St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. ^ BUNCN 5 3 * is the Rodgers and Hart musical, “Pal Gallery talks at the Benton Museum are Suite (22nd fioor), Hartford Insurance Joey.” scheduled as follows; Sunday, Nathan Group, 690 Asylum Ave., Hartford. . *2.89 Knobler, UConn art professor; April 17, Winning photographs in the The chorale will sing Mozart’s "Missa John Gregoropoulos, UConn art professor association’s news photo contest will be on Brevis ” and Faure’s “Requiem,” Musical events directed by Stephen Gillespie. The chorus k . 3 9 ' and head of the art department; April 24, display. The Soren Houlind Copenhagen Ragtime Gregory M. Ryan, artist. Seminar speakers will be: will be accompanied by a small string Band will be presented in concert by the For information about other events at • A1 Paglione, Peter Karas and W. orchestra and organ. ' ..98' Connecticut Traditional Jazz Club, at the University of Connecticut, phone 486-3530. Peter Monsees of The Hackensack (N.J.) Holiday Inn in Meriden at 8:30 p.m. At Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford, Record, on enterprise photography. Ronald Rothermel, organist at St. tonight. The concert is open to the public Take Ten at Twelve features brief talks on • John Craig, antique camera expert, and tickets are available at the door. Mary’s, will be organist and will play works in the atheneum on Tuesdays, on the history of photojournalist equip­ Cesar Franck’s “(Morale in B Minor” as a The Connecticut Big Band Society will Wednesdays and Thursdays at noon in the ment. OR sponsor a benefit performance of A1 Gen­ partial dedication of the new Rogers- Main St. lobby. Sundays at 2 p.m. and • Linda Wheeler of The Washington Ruffatti electronic-pipe organ. REE tile’s “Sentimental Journey,” a nostalgic Thursdays at 1 p.m., Gallery Talks Post, bn a woman photographer’s view of big band-vaudeville revue April IS at 8 I features in-depth investigations on the Carter administration...... J p.ln. at Manchester High School current exhibitions. The talks are free. The event is open to the public. Tickets will be sold at the door. Senior , auditorium. Proceeds will be given to the For information on other events and Registration will begin one hour before citizens and students will be admitted at 31, and children 12 and under are free. • t| Newington Children’s Hospital. For infor­ exhibitions at the Atheneum, call 247-9111. the seminar. ixes I mation, call 643-0746. Tils I I I I. I

ggs I c DOZ. Page 2 - WEEKEND - April 2, 1977 WEEKEND - April 2. 1977 - Page 3 Collector’s Comer This week’s movies on Today Edwards. 8:00 (9) “ Damsel in 9:00 (3) “Something for Buster Brown playing cards are unique 2:00 (8) “The Last Rebel” Distress” (1937). Fred 1:00 (5) “ Terror in the Joey” (1977). Marc Singer, (1971). Joe Namath, Jack Astaire, Joan Fontaine. The actual pots are now in museum Haunted House” (1958). Geraldine Page. Ask Kleiner winding up for a good kick. Elam. 11:30(9) “WipeOut” (1974). By RUSS MacKENDRICK collections out west. They represent four Gerald Mohr, Cathy 3:00 (9) "Let’s Kill Uncle” 11:30 (3) “The Thousand (“0 what a cinch!”). The fourth one O’Donnell. Henry Silva, Richard Conte. By Dick Kleiner This shows the front and back of some (1966) . Nigel Green, Mary Plane Raid” (1969): shows Buster flying through the barn roof Pueblo groups; The Ziz, the San Ildefonso, 1:30 (20) "Dreaming” 12:30 (5) “A Connecticut Christopher George, Laraine miniature playing cards recently found in Hopi and Acoma. Badham. Yankee in King Arthur’s saying “Gee! I forgot to bring the milk.” (1945). Bud Flanagan, Hazel 3:30 (5) “The Woman Stephens. a Springfield attic. Buster Brown and his A color spread of the stamps in Linn’s Court. Court” (1949). Bing Crsoby, Other sequences are entitled; Buster Hunter” (1972). Barbara 11:30 (9) “Operation CIA” DEAR DICK; I read the book, “A Shooting Star,” about talking dog, Tige, were in a comic strip suggests that they might be a candidate 3:00 (3) “Dragnet” (1967). Rhonda Fleming. (1965). Burt Reynolds, John that ran from 1902 to 1926. Although the Helps Bake a Cake...Cleans Up the Eden, Robert Vaughn. John Wayne. 1 thought the author was unreasonably critical of for this year’s “Most Popular.” Jack Webb, Harry Morgan. Hoyt. John. He said his movies and his life were flops. We thought strip expired 50 years ago, Buster and House...Acquires a Monkey...Plays a 4:00 (3) “The Shakiest Gun Trick on Ma...Controls His Coins on stamps 4:30 (3) To be announced. in the West” (1968). Don 12:30 (5) “ Monsieur “The Green Berets” atid "Alamo” were fantastic. The author Tige go on and on in advertising. 6:30 (5) “Young Man with a Tuesday “ Beaucaire” (1946). Bob thought they were flops. Why are they so antagonistic? He's Right now they are pictured at the en­ Temper...Practices His Violin...Hunts the Coins-on-stamps people will like the set Knotts, Barbara Rhoades. Horn” (1950). Kirk Douglas, 5:00 (9) “The Man Outside” Hope, Joan Caulfield. our hero. We know he’s no saint but he’s a terrific star. MRS. Purse... just released by the Channel island of 11:00 (5) "A Connecticut YATES, Gilmer, Tex. trance of a variety store in this town Doris Day. (1967) . Van Heflin, Peter He puts frogs in a mailbox; tries to Jersey. It shows coins from more than 100 Yankee in King Arthur’s John Wayne has never been the critics’ darling, only the having a tug of war with a stocking to 9:00 ( 20-22-30) "The Outfit” Vaughn. hatch eggs by sitting on them; and Court” (1949). Bing Crosby, Thursday public’s. 1 am personally very fond of Duke — he’s always show how strong it is. Earlier they have years of its history. (1973). Robert Duvall, Karen 6:00 (5) “The Enforcer” frightens Ma by tossing a dummy out of a There are special first day covers and Black. Rhonda Fleming. 11:00 (5) “ Nicholas been nice to me and we get along splendidly — and I like his been pushing shoes, hats, buttons, and (1950). Humphrey Bogart, 2:00 (9) “This Love of 9:00 (57) "L’Eclipse” Nickleby” (1947). Sir Cedric recent movies but 1, too, thought “The Green Berets" and even cigars and whisky. At one time there window. presentation packets available. Address: Zero Mostel. Ours” (1945). Merle Oberon, (1962). Monica Vitti, Alain Hardwicke, Jill Balcolm. “The Alamo” were pretty bad. As for the book, authors of was a museum in New York City given One card has a conclusion: “After all Philatelic Service of the Jersey Post Of­ 8:00 (9) “The Buccaneer” Claude Rains. Delon. 8:00 (9) “The Bang Bang some biographies apparently feel that only by being excessive­ over to Buster Brown “products.” I’m only an honest healthy boy following fice, Box 304, Jersey, Channel Islands, Via (1958). Charlton Heston. Yul 4:00 (9) “Shadow of a ly critical can they create the controversy which leads to 10:00 (9) “G-Men” (1935). Kid” (1967). Tom Bosley, Guy my natural instincts to keep busy. What Great Britain. The World Stamp Almanac iBrynner. Doubt” (1943). Teresa Wright, large sales. A book which is merely a “puff” exercise rarely You can’t say as much for the James Cagney, Lloyd Nolan. Madison. would I do without an occasional go to shows that they ship orders postfree, but 8:00 (20-22-30) “Jesus of Joseph Cotten. selis. That may account for it. Don’t worry about Wayne; he’ll Katzenjammer Kids, or Little Nemo and 10:00 (24) "La Strada” 12:30 (5) “A Foreign Af­ keep in practice?” Nazareth” (1977), Part 1. 8:00 (9) “Boom” (1968). survive. Flip, or Happy Hooligan, or Krazy Kat, or they have a handling charge — amount not (1954). Anthony Quinn, fair” (1948). Jean Arthur, Robert Powell, Ernest Elizabeth Taylor, Richard DEAR DICK: I would like to know what the red, yellow and the super-polite Alphonse and Gaston. He and Tige are still busy now selling stated. Richard Basehart. John Lund. Borgnine, Claudia Cardinale. Burton. blue shirts mean on the crew of the people. I ctin “...Do you remember?...For you're children’s clothing and heaven knows Coming events 11:15 (3) “ Roustabout” 12:40 (3) “ Cry Panic” only figure the red shirts as security. Please, can yon give mo what else. It would be interesting to 9:00 (8-40) “You Only Live 8:00 (20-22-30) "When the (1974). , Anne much older than 1...” How does that song Once again the A.&J. Dunn Second Sun­ (1964). Elvis Presley, Bar­ Twice” (1967). Sean Connery, the meaning if there is Euiy. TIM HARMON, Fort Walton assemble a collection of BB advertising North Wind Blows” (1974). Francis. Beach, Fla. go? Can’t find it anywhere.) day Stamp Show at Meriden will be held bara Stanwyck. Donald Pleasance. through the five decades after the ending Dan Haggerty, Herbert 12:45 (9) "Kashmiri Run” The meaning of the shirt color for the Enterprise’s crew was These things are collectible as oldtime on the first Sunday — that is, tomorrow, 11:30 (3) “Fahrenheit 451” 11:00 (9) "The Strangler” Nelson. of/the newspaper strip. (1966). (1969). Pernell Roberts, never really defined. Capt. Kirk (William Shatner) always playing cards (Copyright 1906) or as com­ the third. Meriden Holiday Inn, 10 to 4:30. (1963). Victor Buono, David 11:30 (3) “The Night /P erh ap s Connecticut’s unique Museum 11:30 (8) “The Devil at 4 Alexandra Bastedo. wore yellow and the other leading officers wore blue and die ics. There is a full deck with joker saying Gerry Gerath will have his First Sunday McLean. Visitor” (1971). Uv Ullman, communications and security people wore red. of Cartoon Art in Greenwich could help O’clock” (1961). Spencer “Resolved that I Will make people laugh if Stamp Bourse as usual at the Ramada Inn, 11:15 (3) “Satan’s School for Max Von Sydow. DEAR DICK: I very much enjoy the Doty-Dayton movies, with such a project. Here’s schedule Tracy, Frank Sinatra. Girls” ( 1973). Pamela Friday I get a ticking every hour — Buster East Hartford, 10 to 5. 11:30 ( 40) “Guess Who’s but don’t know anythi^ about the company. I was wondering 1:00 (5) “So Proudly We Franklin, Kate Jackson. Sleeping in My Bed?” (1973). what you can tell me. I beard they were based in Wyoming. I Brown.” Four stamps due The Central Connecticut Coin Club will 11:00 (5) “Miracle of Our for bookmobile Hail” (1943). Claudette 11:30 ( 20-22-30) “There’s a Barbara Eden, Dean Jones. have some ideas for screenplays for them. Would they read The deck is a series of four or five pan­ The USPS will release a se-tenant of meet Tuesday evening, 7:30, at the KofC Colbert, Paulette Goddard. Lady of F atim a” (1952). els, each set making the equivalent of a Girl in My Soup” (1970). Peter 12:30 (5) “Ruggles of Red Gilbert Roland, Angela Clark. them, and where should I s ^ them? J.D., Athens, Ga. four stamps at Santa Fe on the 13th. It will Hall, 138 Main St., Manchester. There wilt Here is next week’s schedule for the 1:30 (9) “White Zombie” Sellers, Goldie Hawn. Doty-Dayton, which is based in North Hollywood, Calif., not strip. This one is the second panel of Gap” ( 1935). Charles 2:00 (9) "Woman in Hiding” show brown pots with primitive be a quiz on the dollar and if you have an Manchester Public Library bookmobile: (1933). Beta Lugosi, Madge 11:55 ( 40) “The Man with Laughton. Charles Ruggles. Wyoming, is headed by 36-year-old Lyman Dayton, who “ Buster Milks the Cow” — with the cow Bellamy. (1950). Ida Lupino, Howard decorations — Pueblo Indian Art. exhibit of dollars, please bring it along. Monday the Golden Arm ” (1955). Duff. believes in making movies with three characteristics — strong moral values, reaUsm, historical value. With such 10:30 a.m. —Manchester Manor. Frank Sinatra. Eleanor 4:00 (9) "Joan of Arc” Sunday Parker. Wednesday films as “Against a Crooked Sky," they are doing just that, 11:30 a.m. —Laurel Manor. (1948). Ingrid Bergman. Jose and turning a profit, too. They have two coming out soon — 1:30 p.m. —Glenwood St. 11:00 (5) “ Mad Monster Ferrer. CB Convac 7:30 ( 30) “The Wagons Roll Party” (1967). Animated com­ "Baker’s Hawk" and “Pony Express Rider.” They tell me Monday 9:00 ( 8-40) "Bang the Drum they will read your ideas. Send them to Doty-Dayton Produc­ 2:10 p.m. —W. Gardner St. at Night” (1941). Humphrey edy. Slowly” (1973). Michael tions, 4605 L^nkershim Blvd., North Hollywood, Ca., 91602. 2:50 p.m. —W. Carter St. Bogart, Sylvia Sidney. 11:00 (5) “The Lion and the 2:00 (9) “ A W om an’s 3:30 p.m. —Blue Ridge Dr. Noon (5) “ Bowery Boys Moriarty, Robert De Niro. DeIaR DICK: My sister says Dinah Shore was bom in Horse" (1952). Steve Cochran. Vengeance" (1948). Charles 11:30 (8) “ Frankenstein Philadelphia, Pa. I said she was bom in Alabama and lived Courtesy could solve CB chaos 4:10 p.m. —Finley St. Meet Monsters” (1954). 2:00 (9) "The Movie Boyer, Ann Blyth. 1:00 (5) "Captain Horatio Meets the Wolf Man" (1943). there until she moved to California. Who is right? MRS. Tuesday Maker” (1%7). Rod Steiger, 4:00 (9) "The Lonely LINDA MCCANNA, Southeastern, Pa. By INK DIPPER Hornblower” (1951). Gregory Lon Chaney, Bela Lugosi. and much of the congestion problem is due In our conversations with CBers, one 10:30 a.m. —Squire Village. Robert Culp. Profession” (1969). Harry 11:40 (3) “Tobruk" (1967). You’re both wrong, and I’m surprised. I thought everybody Some ugly things are happening on the Peck, Virginia Mayo. 4:00 (9) “Pillow Talk” to rude operators, young children allowed suggestion was made coincidentally by 11:40 a.m. —Bush Hill Rd. Guardino, Dina Merrill. Rock Hudson, George Pep- knew binah was a Tennessee girl. She was bom in Winchester, Citizens Band. A survey of CBers and 1:00 (9) “Bandit Ranger" (1959). Doris Day, Rock Hud­ 8:00 (9) “Blood, Sweat and and then spent many years in New York before she came to to use the family CB and people not two people in different parts of the coun­ 2:10 p.m. —Strickland St. pard. Federal Communications Commission (1943). Tim Holt, Cliff son. Fear." Lee J. Cobb. California. educated in proper techniques. try, and it has a logical ring to it. We pass 2:50 p.m. —Woodland Manor 1:00 (5) “Miss Tatlock’s personnel across the country has turned What has resulted is chaos, and a spin­ it along in hopes that a CB-related Millions” (1948). John Lund, DEAR DICK: Enjoy your column and I wish it were daily. Apartments. up this much: off of that is the irritation, frustration and organization will pick it up as a project. Wanda Hendrix. Understand Amanda Blake mitrried a millionaire oil mui and 3:30 p.m. —S. Hawthorne St. that James Amess is working on another TV western, but — There has been a dramatic increase, disgust that pushes some CBers into It amounts to this: A CB organization 4 p.m. —Parkade Apartments. whatever happened to the other Gunsmoke regulars — Ken it seems, in the number of “ dead going off the air and others into fighting promoting proper and courteous radio use This week’s sports on TV Curtis, Buck Taylor and Milbum Slone? J.B.R., Santa Ana, carriers.” In layman’s terms that means back, as probably indicated by dead Wednesday could put together public service radio Sexes. Ca. that most CBers are disturbing normal 10 a.m. —Lincoln Center, Today 2:30 (9) Baseball: Mets vs. Stone (Doc) is pretty much retired, but Curtis and Taylor carriers, racial unrest and acts of per­ and television advertisement campaigns 1:30 (57) World Curling 11:40 a.m. —Ivy Manor Apartments. 1:00 (22) l^restling. Cubs. Tine foi a Labe are working. They’re both in the upcoming Doty-Dayton communications by pressing their mike sonal violence. stressing the importance of being a good Championships. 1:40 p.m. —Wetherell St. 1:30 (9) NHL Hockey: 10:30 (9) NBA Basketball; release, “Pony Elxpress Rider.” buttons without talking, which overrides A solution to the problem might be a CBer. Broadcast stations would run the 1:45 (3) NBA Basketball: Job? See Vs... Rangers vs. Flyers. Nets vs. Warriors. CB conversations in the area, further channel expansion, something that ads for free, and a large CB manufacturer 2:10 p.m. —Horace St. 76ers vs. Celtics. 3:00 (8-40) Pro Bowling: — In some large cities there is a racial will probably come about by late 1978. But might be convinced to pay for the ad 2:50 p.m. —Galaxy Dr. 2:00 (20-22-30) Tennis: Burger King Open. unrest on the air that has grown as CBing even then only a small portion of the production. 3:30 p.m. —Lower Redwood Rd. Family Circle Cup. Friday Home Box Office 4:10 p.m. —Squire Village. 3:00 (20-22-30) Tennis: has spread to all ethnic and racial parts of CBing public will immediately add the The ad campaign wouldn’t in itself solve 2:30 ( 40) Golf. 7:00 (57) The Way It Was. Family Orcle Cup. 3:30 (8-40) Wide World of American society. The trouble is mainly new frequency radios. The FCC, always the problem. But it could help. After all, Thursday 4:30 ( 8-40) Wide World of 8:00 (9) NBA Basketball: Here is this week’s program Tuesday Sports. limited to people screaming racial slurs short on manpower, has limited control on the same type of campaigning has 10:30 a.m. —Mayfair Gardens. Knicks vs. Braves. schedule for Home Box Office 5:30 -Little Lord Fauntleroy Sports. 3:30 (20-22-30) Golf: over the air while traveling in parts of a CBers and must also concentrate on prompted thousands of families to put 11:40 a.m. —Hilliard St. 4:30 (20-22-30) Golf: 10:30 (9) Ara Parseghian. on Greater Hartford CATV: 7:00 — W.C Fields end Me Greater Greensboro Open. 9:00 — Celtics vs. Knicks city where a large number of people live making cases against CBers using over­ 1:30 p.m. —Nye St. 11:00 (9) NBA Basketball: Today litter bags in the car, to have regular den­ Greater Greensboro Open. 4:00 (24-57) Volleyball: 11:30 — Dog Day Afternoon who might be offended by the remarks. 6:00 (8-40) Golf: Colgate- Nets vs. Lakers. 3:00 -W .C. Fields and Me powered equipment and operating on il­ tal checkups and to “give the United 2:10 p.m. —Ambassador Dr. Japan vs. UCLA. Wednasday — In October two Texas men died in a Dinah Shore Winners Circle. b;00 — Littlo Lord Fauntioroy legal, non-CB frequencies. Way.” 2:50 p.m. —Cushman Dr. 5:00 (8-40,) Golf; Colgate- 5 ;3 0 — Murder on Diamond Row 6:00 (9) Racing from 6:00 — Sky Riders shootout that stemmed from an argument 3:30 p.m, —Avondale Rd. Dinah Shore' Winners Circle Regular lube jobs are 6:00 -W .C. fM d s ar>d Me 7:00 — Alice DoeenT Live Here Aqueduct. Anymore over who had the right to use a particular 4:10 p.m. —Loomis St. 10:30 (5) Sports Extra. vital to car care — 10:00 — Mandirigo 7:30 (9) Exhibition 12:30 - S k y Riders 900 — Lepke CB channel. While it was the only ap­ 11:00 — Sammy Davis Jr. Forum of the arts Friday Baseball: Mets vs. Reds. they restore special Sunday parent instance of CB-related violence 1:40 p.m. —McKee and Summer Sts. BRAKE resulting in deaths, operators in Nashville 8:00 (18) Tennis: Nastase greases to oil mov. 3:00 — Mother. Jugs & Speed Thursday 2:40 p.m. —Pine Ridge Apartments. vs. Orantes. Tuesday 5:00 — Chiidren's Theatre and Los Angeles told us of fist fights ing parts. 5:30 — Muhammed Ali 3:20 p.m. -B ry an Dr. 8:00 (24) WHA Hockey: 11:00 (9) NBA Basketball; CENTER 5:30 — Manchu Eagle Murder between fellow CBers. And in both in­ Dance festival Mystery 6:00 — LItlla Lord Fauntleroy 4 p.m. —Rachel Rd. Whalers vs. Racers. Nets vs. Supersonics. BROWN’S 7:30 — Mother. Jugs & Speed stances, the men involved were arguing The American Dance Festival will Festival, Connecticut College, New Lon­ * ll 4 WHEELS 7:00 — Alice Doesn't Live Here 11:30 (5) World TV Boxing. 11:30 (8) College Basketball Anymore 9:30 — Bawdy Adventures of Tom don, Conn. 06320. Most cart TIRE SHOP over who had the right to use a channel. again produce an active arts environment 11:30 (9) Harness Racing All-Star Game. 9:00 — Mother. Jugs & Speed Jones 11.00 -N H L Hockey When the FCC authorized 17 more CB with artists and companies in perfor­ A jazz band concert featuring Zoot Sims from Roosevelt Raceway. 30.000 Mile Guarantee 333 MAIN ST. 11:00 — 62 in the Shade Monday Friday channels, the CB industry hailed it as a mance, professional faculty and students, on tenor saxophone will be presented in Midnight (9) Wrestling. M AN CH ttTU MANCHESTER, Thursday 5:30 — Children's Theatre way of easing urban radip congestion. But and related workshops and programs Manchester Community College [Read Herald 6437412 K 646-3444 tgfei. 5:30 -B lu e Bird 7:30 — Rooster Cogburn 7:00 — Inside Out relief has been slight. Many CBers can’t from June 25 to Aug. 6. For further infor­ auditorium Tuesday at 8 p.m. The event is 2:00 (9) Ara Parseghian. 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Wednesday, April 6 HOLLISTER Saturday, selance and morals 6:00 m MACNEIL-LEHRER 8:30 a MARY HARTMAN. OSTOMY PRODUCTS (3;c8Di2?m3(Jnews REPORT Up LOVES ME, LOVES ME NOT MARY HARTMAN April 9 O M Y T h r e e SONS M CROSS WITS 0 N.Y.P.D. ■ Kir»y« wM Q DANIEL BOONE @ ABC NEWS 8:57 DICK VAN DYKE SHOW ■ odorbwriwMm 6:00 (l3 PROGRAMMING UNAN­ 5T)ASMAN BEHAVES a NBC NEWS UPDATE ■ oiwhXm* d%N)ubl* ® AGRICULTURE U.S. A. Freedom of inquiry & the pubiic interest ABC CAPTIONED NEWS NOUNCED 7:30 9:00 § 6:20 11:30 24 ST) ZOOM 3 *25,000 PYRAMID (33 CBS DRAMA SPECIAL (3)THECBS LATE MOVIE now mfolloblo from; ONEWS Editor’s Note: This is the eleventh of 16 in the expectation of some future return in ®GUNSMOKE I ADAM 12 Cfi®BARETTA 6:30 a LOVE AMERICAN STYLE articles in the series, “Moral Choices in the practical sphere. There is mutual un­ 6:30 ) BREAK THE BANK 5® WILBURN BROTHERS ® ® - PArS MEDICAL ® HUMAN REUTIONS AND l LOVE LUCY a ( 3 a 3 GIRLS 3 derstanding on this. The anticipated (JO KER S WILD ^STERYOFTHEWEEK PHARMACY s c h o o l DISCIPLINE Contemporary Society." In this first of ABC NEWS (I® WILD KINGDOM 0 ® GREAT p er ­ a MOVIE 0 PATTERNS FOR LIVING two articles dealing with science and payoff is put forward unashamedly as the f o r m a n c e s 1001 MAIN STREET f 22500) NBC NEWS ^ BIG MONEY 0® VOICE OF FAITH 6:45 recommending rationale in seeking grants ;g) AMERICAN GOVERNMENT 9'30 morals, Hans Jonas of the New School for 24) CONNECTICUT a a a t h e TONIGHT SHOW EAST HARTFORD ® A NEW DAY ¥ \ ® PTL PROGRAM or is specified outright as the purpose in 57) CROCKETTS VICTORY @ EASTER IS S ABCCAPTIONED NEWS 6:59 Social Research discusses the ethical GARDEN 528-6553 ® MACNEIL-LEHRER 9:58 12:30 ® MORNING PRAYER challenges to the scientist’s traditional offering them. ®®ABCNEVVSBRIEF 6:55 REPORT a MOVIE 7:00 fredom of inquiry. ’These articles, which Science as servant (SJNEWS 10:00 ©THRILLMAKER ® RANGER STATION a NEWS 7:00 8:00 1:00 ©UNDERDOG ^ o r e the controversial moral dilemmas In sum, science has its tasks increasing­ ® ® BARBARA WALTERS (33 CBS NEWS (33 GOOD TIMES a a ® t o m o r r o w ® LITTLE RASCALS that perplex Americans today, were SPECIAL ly set by extraneous interests rather than 0 BRADY BUNCH a CROSS WITS a HOWDY DOODY SHOW written for Courses by Newspaper, a its own internal logic or the free curiosity ® CONCENTRATION ® m t h e EASTER BUNNY IS a ORAL ROBERTS SPECIAL ® CONSULTATION Q BOWLING FOR DOLLARS COMIN'TOTOWN p a ® KINGSTON: CON­ program developed by University Exten­ of the investigator. This is not to dis­ (JB FESTIVAL OF FAITH a MOVIE FIDENTIAL O PRAYER sion, University of California, San Diego, parage those extraneous interests nor the ® a SCENES FROM A M OUTDOORS WITH KEN 2® a ® THE LIFE AND TIMES . 7:30 and funded by a grant from the National fact that science has become their ser­ CALLOWAY OF GRIZZLY ADAMS ^RRlAGE a 2? NEWS ® )® N O V A 11:00 ® CARTOON CARNIVAL Endowment for the Humanities. vant, that is, part of the social enterprise. ® ® ia a ® N E w s (• © N E W S Copyright 1976-1977 by the Regents of But it is to say that the acceptance of this EASTER aKIDSWORLD •CANDY *CARDS the University of California. functional role (without which there ®THREE STOOGES would be neither science of the advanced Thursday, April 7 •BASKETS •DECORATIONS ® JE TS O N S By HANS JONAS 8:00 type we have nor the type of society living 6:00 7:30 •CANDLES •GRASS a b u g s b u n n y What are the points of contact between by its fruits) has destroyed the alibi of (3) (83 2 3 ® NEWS (Jp DOUBLEPLAY ® ® CLASSIC THEATRE: •JELLY BEANS ® ® science and morals? pure, disinterested theory. It has put a MY THREE SONS a ADAM 12 t h e Riimanitiesin d r a m a m u m K y s h o w At first glance there seems to be none, a DANIEL BOONE ® MUPPETS SHOW 9:30 wo ht¥0 ovofr m o thing!' © B O O T S AND SADDLES science squarely in the realm of social ac­ ® a THREE’S COMPANY beyond the internal morality of being true (1® PROGRAMMING UNAN­ © JO K E R ’S WILD ra ^ R ® WOODY . WOOD- tion where every agent is accountable for NOUNCED ® POP GOES THE COUNTRY © FIR ING LINE to the standards of science itself. The sole his deeds. a® PTL PROGRAM 2| MAN BUILDS. MAN @ HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 8:30 aim of science is knowledge, its sole The involvement of scientific discovery DESTROYS (gi CONNECTICUT 9:58 ® B IG b l u e MARBLE (403GUNSMOKE M SPECIAL EDITION ® ® ABCNEvi/SBRIEF © FLINTSTONES business the pursuit of it. with action goes beyond its eventual 57) ZOOM (CAPTIONED) © T H A T GIRL 10:00 the miracle of moAiltwA | ®® This clearly defined purpose imposes its application. How does the scientist get his 6:30 ® MACNEIL-LEHRER a NEWS downtown manehcstei*^ ® a ® PINK PANTHER own code of conduct, which can be called REPORT ® ® WESTSIDE MEDICAL (• knowledge? a I LOVE LUCY 8:55 the territorial morals of the scientific (83 ABC NEWS 8:00 10:30 ® ® SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK .1- Through most of the history of the ® 2 3 ® NBC NEWS (® THE BUGS BUNNY EASTER a BASKETBALL 9:00 realm; Abiding by the rules of method and theoretical endeavor — from the Greeks 241 CLASSIC THEATRE SPECIAL 11:00 ® BUGS BUNNY AND ROAD evidence, being rigorous and intellectual­ to the beginning of the 17th Century — the ® ® a a ® N E w s PREVIEW a CROSS WITS ^ N N E R ly honest. These virtues are conditions of seekers after truth had no need to dirty 5TI ONCE UPON A CLASSIC FUTURE COP 0 @ MffiY HARTMAN, ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ © MONKEES (CAPTIONED) a m o v ie MARY HARTMAN ® a SCOOBY DOO good science and imply no commitment Is the scientist responsible? Column of smoke rises 20,000 feet above their hands. Of this noble breed, the 6:55 ® a @ t h e FANTASTIC 2® DICK VAN DYKE SHOW DYNOMUTT beyond it. So considered, science con­ mathematician is the sole survivor. 0 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS Nagasaki, three minutes after the atomic bomb was dropped on Aug. M) NEWS JOURNEY ^ 0 " V i C I n C 203-646-3322^ ® SESAME STREET stitutes a moral island by itself. Modern natural science arose with the 7:00 21) IS YOUR DRINKING WATER 11:30 9>30 10, 1945. (UPI photo) I® CBS NEWS SAFE? ® THE CBS LATE MOVIE 146 SHELDON ROAD, MANCHESTER ^ MAYBERRYRFD But is this the whole truth? decision to wrest knowledge from nature a BRADY BUNCH @ MASTERPIECE THEATRE a l o v e AMERICAN STYLE MOVIE ■ Something like it was untrue as long as by actively operating on it, that is, by in­ ® CONCENTRATION 8:30 ® ® THURSDAY NIGHT 8 10:00 the contemplative sphere and the active material estate. But it was more than'lOO tervening in the objects of knowledge. The a MERV GRIFFIN SPECIAL , are now fused in the very heart of science a b o w l in g fo r d o l la r s ® TARZAN LORD OF THE name for this intervention is (^FESTIVAL OF FAITH 6;57 (J| LIVING FAITH * JUNGLE sphere were cleanly separate (as they years later that his charge belatedly and itself. The ancient alibi of pure theory and ® MUSIC CITY SPECIAL ® NBC NEWS UPDATE a a a THE TONIGHT SHOW © BRADY BUNCH were in premodem times), and pure almost suddenly became working truth with it the moral immunity it provided "experiment,” vital to all modern ® N EW S 9:00 OT WHO KNOWS ONE? science. Observation here involves (CAPTIONED) ® a ® theory did not intervene in the practical beyond all expectation. thus no longer hold. 241 MACNEIL-LEHRER (33 PEOPLE'S COMMAND 0 c5NCE UPON A CLASSIC REPORT PERFORMANCE: 1977 12:30 OPEN TO THE PUBLIC affairs of men. Knowledge could then be Therewith, the subject of ’’science and The first observation is that no branch manipulation. O MOVIE 10:25 I® CROSS WITS [83 ® BARNEY MILLER ® ® SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK considered a private m atter of the morals” ^gins in earnest. For whatever of science remains in which discoveries do Morality of manipulation OT ABC NEWS POP GOES THE COUNTRY 12:45 BUY WHOLESALE a MOVIE 10:26 knower. Being merely a state of his mind, of human doing impinges on the external not have some technological applicability. Now, the grant of freedom to thought ® IT’S EVERYBODY'S g a NBC'S BEST ® IN THE NEWS BUSINESS 1:00 it could do no harm to the good of others, world and thus on the welfare of others is (The only exception I can think of is and speech does not cover action. Action LLER: CAPTAINS AND THE Top Quality 10:30 fKINGS a a a TOMORROW as it sought only to comprehend and not to subject to moral assessment. As soon as Paper Supplies: ^ ® ADVENTURES OF BATMAN cosmology.) always was, and remains, subject to legal © D O L L Y change the state of things. there is power and its use, morality is in­ Every unraveling of nature by science and moral restraints. Friday, April 8 ® ® KROFFTS SUPERSHOW ^^,,-H5wever, the rise of natural science at volved. now invites some translation of itself into Originally, experimentation kept to in­ 6:00 V • PICNICS • WEDDINGS • SHOWERS ® a ® MONSTER SQUAD ^ the beginning of the modern age changed The very praise of the benefits of a ETCETERA © AGRONSKY AT LARGE 10:56 some technological possibility or other. animate matter and to small-scale models (33 (83 23 a NEWS 0 CONNECTICUT 10:00 ® IN THE NEWS the traditional relation of theory and prac­ science exposes science to the question of If this were all, the theoretician might in the laboratory. But experiments MY THREE SONS (33 HUNTER DANIEL BOONE a HOLLYWOOD SQUARES •% /PP** 0 to 3 Weekdays *8(03 Satunlay - k 11:00 tice, merging them ever more intimately. whether all of its works are beneficial. It still defend his sanctuary this side of the nowadays can be ambiguous. An atomic ® MUPPETS SHOW © N E W S Q3SHAZAMISIS PROGRAMMING UNAN­ We still pay homage to the dignity of is then no longer a question of good or bad step into action: “That threshold is explosion, be it merely done for the sake SNOUNCED ® MACNEIL-LEHRER a a ® POLICE WOMAN © S O U L TRAIN REPORT 0 IS WOMAN ALIVE! © MOVIE “knowledge for its own sake.” But it science, but of good or ill effects of crossed after my work is done and, as far of theory, affects the whole atmosphere MUNDOREAL 8:00 @ a ® SPACE GHOST- would be hypocritical to deny that in fact science (and only "good science” can be as I am concerned, could as well be left and possibly many lives now or later. The GUNSMOKE 10:15 ZOOM (33 HERE COMES PETER FRANKE1«TEIN,JR. the emphasis in the case for science has effectual at- all). If technology, the uncrossed.” But he would be wrong. What world itself has become the laboratory. § COTTONTAIL a SPORTS SHORT 0 INFINITY FACTORY 6:30 a CROSS WITS 10:30 643-5135 24 HOW TOWMC heavily shifted to its practical benefits. offspring, has its dark sides, is science, is the true relationship? One finds out by doing in earnest what, a I LOVE LUCY 11:30 ffl® D O N N YA N D MARIE O ARA’S SPORTS WORLD the progenitor, to blame? First, much of science now lives on the having found out, one might wish not to (8) ABC NEWS ® a SUPER FRIENDS Tachnological tplllovtr © b a s k e t b a l l ® BIG JOHN, LIHLE The simplistic answer is that the scien­ intellectual feedback from precisely its have done. Moreover, the younger life a 23 a NBC NEWS a a a SANFORD AND SON 11:00 From the Industrial Revolution onward, 24) SELF, INC. tist, having no control over the application 0 ® WASHINGTON WEEK IN (33®aa®NEWS ( 0 REBOP there was an increasingly irresistible technological application. sciences have extended the aggressive ® STUDIO SEE MOWlARTY BROTHE^WS, REVIEW 0 a MARY HARTMAN, 11:55 of his theoretical findings, is not responsi­ Second, science receives from methods of physics to animate matter, 6:55 MARYHARTMAN spillover from theory, however pure, into 8:30 ® SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK ble for their misuse. His product is technology its assignments: In what and experimentation on living things in­ ® NEW S 1 MERV GRIFFIN © BASKETBALL the vulgar field of practice in the shape of 7:00 11:56 knowledge and nothing else: its use- direction to search, what problems to evitably deals with the original, not with )) @ a CHICO AND THE a DICK VAN DYKE SHOW 315 CINTIR 5T„ MANCHKTER, CONN.* Phone 843-5135 ® IN THE NEWS scientific technology. In the early 17th (33 CBS NEWS MAN 0 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS potential, is there for others to take or solve. substitutes: Here, ethical ■'neutrality a BRADY BUNCH § AFTERNOON Century, Francis Bacon had precociously ®5?)WALLJTREETWEEK 12:00 leave, to exploit for good or evil, for Third, for solving these problems, and ceases at the latest when it comes to ® CONCENTRATION 8:57 11:30 FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY direct^ science to aim at power over a b o w l in g fo r DOLLARS (33 MASTERS TOURNAMENT Q3FATALBE serious or frivolous ends. Science itself is generally for its own advance, science human subjects. What is done to them is a a NBC NEWS UPDATE CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS T MOVIE nature for the sake of raising man’s (1® f e s tiv a l OF FAITH 8:58 HIGHLIGHTS innocent and somehow beyond good and uses advanced technology itself: Its real deed. 3 ODDBALL COUPLE a JOURNEY TO ADVENTURE ®®ABCNEWSBRIEF O MISS NEW YORK STATE on all makes... evil. physical tools become ever more deman­ "The interest of knowledge,” cannot be 23 NEWS 9:00 BEAUTY PAGEANT | a ® L A N D O F T H E LOST (83 MOVIE I Tv GARDEN CLUB Plausible, but too easy. ding. In this sense, even purest science used as a blanket warrant for the morality REPORT '^^^'^^"-'-EHRER (33 NASHVILLE 99 JCANDLEPIN BOWLING (83 ® THE ABC FRIDAY NIGHT M DR. SCOTT ON HEBREWS LOAN and RENTAL CARS Theory, practice fused now has a stake in technology, as of such deeds. In short, the very means of ( a CROSS WITS MOVIE aa®THETONIGHTSHOW technology has in science. “getting to know" may raise moral ® ABC NEWS »S.W.A.T, The soul-searching of atomic scientists (l.®ATHANSON’S FORUM I Available by Appointment... | ®SCHOOLHOUSEROCK ® THE WAY IT WAS Fourth, the cost of those physical tools questions before the question of how to use a (gl a t h e ROCKFORD 5?) ABC CAPTIONED NEWS after Hiroshima tells as much. We must 7:30 FILES ® IN THE NEWS take a closer look at how theory and prac­ and,of the staff to use them must be un­ the knowledge poses itself. ffl MATCH GAME 11:40 12:30 derwritten from outside. The mere From both ends therefore — that of its 0AG R O NSKY AT LARGE ® MOVIE (33 a r k II tice are interlocked in the way science is a ADAM 12 a MASSACHUSETTS economics of the case calls in the public technical fruits and that of its methods of ® NEWSMAKERS 1:00 STAN OZMEK, Manager ® AMERICAN BANDSTAND nowadays actually “done” and essentially 9:30 © M O V IE purse or other sponsorship; and this fun­ producing them — modem science finds a JOKER’S WILD ® P T L PROGRAM I I I ^ tjgototheraces must be done. We shall then see that not a d o l l y a a 8 I t h e MIDNIGHT ^ 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER ® a ® M U G G S Y COURSES BY NEWSPAPER ding of the scientist’s project (even with itself exposed to the winds of ethical 24 AMERICANA SPECIAL only have the boundaries between theory 0 p r o g r a m u n a n ­ “no strings attached” ), is nathrally given n o u n c e d 4- ’• Sn ’’ and practice become blurred, but the two challenge. SAVE WITHOUT SACRIFICING QUALITY!

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