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PAGE ElO HT-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester.!^ . Fr .. Marc'i 10 1971 Business GBS franchise started General Business Services Inc., a national counseling firm specializing in helping small businesses and ■« '4 professional people, has established a franchise in Ver­ K r a n s n The weather non, owned by Ralph Livingston. ‘Price Plus’ continues CMnDOEmiir Partly sunny today with highs 45 to Two of the services provid«l are a supervised manual Mott's Shop-Rite Supermaikets have an­ Other items which are purchased by the 50. Fair tonight with lows in the 20s. bookkeeping,service and tax return preparation services. Partly sunny Saturday with highs nounced plans to continue its "Price consumer only once a month or so Bring a from a full-jfime staff of technicians in the home office in ' M tM cHestef-ryi C ifyiatf i f t around 50. National weather man on Plus ' merchandising concept, which 10 to 15 percent profit, and if bought less Wasbiilgteit, D.C. The staff offers consultation, guidance, j ' - . ' >* J:- '--e ^5- X page 7B. Stanford Cohen, president of the corpora­ often bring a profit of 20 percent or more. apd tax advisory services to individual clients on all state , M ^ESnSR. CONN.. SATUItOA^-MARCH H. VOL XCVIL IN . -,1 l*RH:Kt m iN TV f.KM.S tion. termed a great succeu in its first The profit mix, net profit after Oxpens^ and federal matters. year in operation. and taxes, comes to less than one percent, Cohen said the Mott's Supermarkets or a quarter on a $30 order, Cohen said. have just completed the most successful Shop-Rite, in its advertising, consumer Hamilton gets subcontract year in the company's history. Cohen at­ relation and with its employee coopera­ Northrop Corp. has awarded United Technology Corp.’s tributed the success of the price plus con­ tion, intends to feature Price Plus through Hamilton Standard Division, Windsor Locks, a $2,182,647 Good Morning cept to its simplicity. "We put the right 1978 and beyond. contract for the supply of cabin air conditioning systems Coal price on the item the first time (as op-, Have A Good Day miners Headquarters for Shop-Rite is at 65 for the F-5E/F advanced lightweight fighter. WT SHORTS posed to a price which often includes Leggett St., East Hartford. Stores in Hamilton Standard is one of more than 1,700 Northrop ‘‘ Chevrolet YOUR NEW AND USED Joins CofC stamps, gifts, games and gimmicks) and Manchester are located at 587 E. Middle suppliers that provide equipment for Northrop aircraft. CAR iMD TRUCK if it is an everyday staple such as tomato Turnpike and 214 Spencer St. 1229 1 Robert Lavallee, presi­ The company sees production of the F-5 series continuing SALESIRAN dent of Aaron & Lavallee soup, we sell it at little or no profit." well into the 1980s. Overhead Door. Inc.. 342 resume talks m Adams St,, is the most re­ cent member of the Summary WASHINGTON (UPI) - Striking A UMW spokesman said the un­ Greater Manchester coal miners began a new attempt ion’s international executive board Giamber of Commerce, Friday to reach a negotiated settle­ sent telegrams Friday to all of its ment with the soft coal industry and The business handles PROVIDENCE, R.I. (U P I)- A districts and locals ordering them to sales and service and in­ state transportation study says a bureaucratic mixup delayed comply with the court back-to-work stallation of overhead the propos^ Interstate 84 cor­ delivery of court notices ordering order. doors and electric door ridor through western Rhode miners to end their 95-day strike. UMW President Arnold Miller told operators. Island won't significantly affect Union officials said the strike reporters government intervention would have to be settled at the The business has been in historic North Scituate Village or was not going to settle the record bargaining table, not in the courts. existence five years and four other areas of concern. strike. hag four employees. U.S. District Judge Aubrey Robin­ A main environmental impact son Jr. issued a temporary Talks resumed shortly after 10 report requested more than a restraining order Thursday directing a.m. at the Capital Hilton Hotel, the year ago by the Federal Highway site where the two sides had met CLAIROL “ Instant 20’ "FIRST ALERT” Sweat traata tor Eqqtarl the 160,000 miners to return to pits Hairsetter Outfit Smoke Detector by Pittway Administration will be finished since the strike began Dec, 6. Their Chocolate Bunnies within four weeks. The report is Four Manchester elementary school prin­ cia Kenefick, taking a leave of absence from under the terms of the Taft-Harlley last agreement reached Feb. 24 was Maot (and oat) Pater, ^ law. President Carter said he asked Caldor Reg. Price...... 27.97 Nipper and Sklooar. # expected to clear the way for the subsequently rejected by a better cipals gathered Friday when School Buckley; Mrs. Lillian Shensie, retiring at for the order to avert a national Caldor Sale Price...... 22.40 2-y.(a.oa.OwBi^97e...... f federal agency to formally review than 2-1 margin by the rank and file. OurReg. Superintendent James P. Kennedy announced Martin School; and Miss Harriett Atwood, crisis. Pittway Mail-In Rebate .. 3.00* the proposed superhighway from Miller said unresolved issues in­ 19.97 Solid Chocolate Eggs Q Q t personnel changes involving them. Left to retiring at Highland Park School. (Herald U.S. marshals were delivering 8 0 z.Bac,OurRat.l.I5 ...... W W Hartford to Providence. packages containing back-to-work clude health benefits, the pension Includes 20 tangle-free electric rollers right: Edward Timbrell, leaving Keeney photo by Vaughn) notices to airports near major plan and wildcat strikes. in assorted sizes, clips and handy Candy-Filled 449 Street School for Buckley School; Mrs. Mar­ travel case. #C2C)S. HARTFORD (UPI) - Connec­ coalfields Friday when officials dis­ YOUR FINAL COST I Baskets, Rai. 1.87...... | ea Individual workers could not be 8” Hanging Plants ______•^uleicl«rtlordtUil«. ticut's 'largest consumer group covered court summonses and other forced to work but they faced court and the state Office of Consumer materials had not been included in action if they picketed, interferred Our Rsf. 5.99 Counsel Friday announced plans the packages that had to be airlifted with the transportation of coal or YOUR to appeal a decision requiring the Elementary schools to the coal fields. took other action to thwart coal CHOICE Public Utilities Control Authority A second airlift was ordered and production, officials said. NIVEA Lotion officials said they still expected the Thriving plants in 4" hanging Smooths, softens and mo^uhzes. to consider giving Northeast More sister unions announced plantars. Choose Lipsticks, Utilities more money. notices to reach more than 800 union assistance Friday for the miners. 6 oz. bottle I Chocolate Soldiers, C^pe Ivy, Last year. Northeast — Connec­ officials before 4:30 p.m. Monday, United Steelworkers of America BabyTears, Glacial Ivy, Our ticut's largest supplier of elec­ the deadline set by the judge. Reg. 1.07 to change principals President Lloyd McBride said his un­ Spiders, and more. Appointed tricity— asked the PUCA for a $90 The judge’s order became effec­ ion will provide the UMW strikers million rate increase. The state tive at 7 a.m. Friday but officials Roger E. Goldbeck Jr., By SUSAN VAUGHN “Their high standards and expec­ principals, for 38 and 36 years, with $1 million and AFL-CIO Presi­ 4” House Plants agency said the request was too said they would be satified if miners has been appointed an I WET ON^3, for Babies Herald Reporter tations for themselves, their students respectively. Mrs. Shensie com­ dent George Meany announced a high and gave the utility $35 and their teaching staffs will be dif­ began showing up for work Monday. "massive, nationwide effort to assistant investment of­ Our Reg. 1.49 Pkg.of40 Two retirem ents, a leave of mented Friday that she and Miss UNISONIC million. ficult to replace.” Many UMW mines opened up for collect food for the miners and their ficer in Connecticut Mutual YOUR absence, and a transfer to another Atwood have known each other since CHOICE S" ^ Our Northeast took the matter to Kennedy said the three vacancies, business Friday but no one showed up families." Life's urban investments Reg. 99c Men’s S-Functlon school, ail involving Manchester they both went to Windham High Healthy foilage plants grown court and last week Court of Com­ plus the vacancy created recently by to dig the coal. division in Hartford. Ultra-Thin L.C.D. Watch elementary school principals, were School in Willimantic. in rich hydro-soil mixture. In mon Pleas Alfred Covello agreed the resignation of Mrs. Linda A graduate of Simsbury announced by School Superintendent Both women will be able to take ad­ 4" pots. Choose from most the PUCA should take another Paananen, director of Head Start, vantage of the new early retirement High School and Bryant wanted types. Agree Creme Rinse Gold-Filled and Sterling James P. Kennedy Friday afternoon. OurReg. look at the case. will result in an extensive recruiting plan in the administrators’ contract, College, he Joined Connec­ and Conditioner Silver Pendants The two principals who intend to Crackdown planned 49.99 effort which will consume much of although they said it was not tlie ticut Mutual in 1972 and (AiitnMi) retire at the end of this school year Big 10-Quart 8 oz. Bottle OurRi,e t 3 4 7 4 * 1 1 8 HARTFORD (UPI) - Pay for the administration's time throughout reason taken into consideration in became a senior invest­ are Miss Harriett Atwood, principal ment analysis last year. He P o ttii« M I Our Continuously displays hour and 4.97 to^ 5 .9 7 0 TO I I Connecticut judges is too low and the spring and probably into the making their retirement plans. Our Reg. 1.79.. Reg. 1.27 minute; shows second, month and of Highland Park School since 1956, on absent students Select from a fine collactlon o( traditional and prompts some to leave the bench summer. Miss Atwood, a resident of is married to the former date on command. nXi^ndosiens, all in attrKtiva (lit boxti. and Mrs. Lillian V. Shensie, principal Deborah Waldron of Not all styles mall stores. for higher-paying private law of Martin School since its opening in Mrs. Kenefick said her request for Wormwood Hill in Mansfield, said a leave of absence is based on a need The Manchester High School ad­ P. Kennedy stressed that the atten­ Coventry, whose parents. practice, two former judges told 1968. she plans to research and publish a |— END-OF-SEASON CLEARANCE!- to gain perspective on future career ministration" has begun efforts to dance problem is one faced by high Mr, and Mrs. Harold the Legislature's Judiciary Com­ Mrs. Marcia B. Kenefick, principal history of her family which has been Pre-Season Sa'el goals and commitments and to pur­ in the Wormwood Hill area since crackdown on student attendance, schools throughout the country, and Waldron, live at Lakewood mittee Friday. of Buckley School since 1975, has SAVE sue activities designed for personal about 1730. She also plans to devote which includes calls to parents in the cannot be attributed to the open cam­ Heights. Coventry. ENTIRE STOCK OF Later, the panel voted to push requested a year’s leave of absence AN ahead scheduled pay raises for growth. She said she feels both ef­ more time to her part-time antique evenings after a student is absent for pus at MHS. for personal reasons for the 1978-79 forts will be better achieved by a day. Despite initiating a new com­ EXTRA'4■ 0 % / W OurOff Orig.* Low Prices AUTO BOOSTER CABLES Connecticut judges. school year. business and to restoring a building Turt Builder removing herself completely from Absenteeism at the school hit a puterized attendance system last fail Edward Timbrell, principal of on her property. her full time employment respon­ high point of about 20 percent during at the high school, Kennedy said, no SAVE ATLANTA (UPI) - Police in Keeney School, has accepted She received her bachelor's degree AN sibilities. the week of Feb. 20, which coincided major improvement was found in ALL FIREPLACE nearby Lawrenceville, Ga., said Kennedy’s request to become prin­ at Willimantic State Teachers EXTRA 3 0 ‘/‘ O F F Mrs. Kenefick has waived tenure with winter vacations at many area attendance over last year. Under the “ W OurRet- Friees Friday they were pursuing cipal of Buckley School. College, now Eastern Connecticut 4076 rights by receiving the leave of State College, in Willimantic and her schools. However, MHS Principal new system, all students arc OurReg. EQUIPMENT S^Kt several leads in the shooting of The personnel changes will leave absence. However, Kennedy said the advanced degrees at the University George Emmerling said there was an required to report to a homeroom the Wide selection of ensembles, grates, log carriers, %^»1.96to6.97 porno magazine publisher Larry vacancies In the principal Store stock only. No rain checks. administration will make every ef­ of Connecticut. She was a unusual incidence of illness during second period of each .school day, andirons, bellows, screens heaterjefs ancTmuch more! Flynt, and were particularly in­ positions at three schools and fort to return her to a principal's Kindergarten teacher at Washington that week also. when the attendance is Liken and TYPICAL SAVINGS: terested in questioning a couple will leave the elementary schools position should she choose to return The recent high absenteeism was quickly computed. 21’’ Lawn Spreader Hearerjet, Our Orig. 24.70...... 14.82 6 Amp, 12 Volt Che they believe witnessed the attack. without any women principals. Robertson, South, Manchester Green l5.000Sq.Ft»lxe. 24" Cast Iron Grate, Our Orig. 14.99...... 8 .99 Auto Batteries to the Manchester system next year. and Highland Park schools before not the only reason for the stress on The computer system also caused Flynt, publisher of Hustler "The simultaneous retirement of attendance, which the administration some problems, Kennedy said, in OurReg. 40 Cord Crib Hoop, Our Orig. 13.94...... 8 .36 Our Reg. 22.99 She must notify the board of her in­ becoming principal at Highland 28.88 ^ I Magazine, and his attorney. Gene two experienced principals such as has been watching closely all year, that too much data was coming in too Scissor Tongs, Our Orig. 2.99...... 1.79 R ^ves, were shot down on a Miss Atwood and Mrs. Shensie will tentions by Jan. 15, 1979. Park. The fastest way to spread lime, For 6- or 12-volt batteries. Automatic Miss Atwood and Mrs. Shensie he said. fast and could not be followed up on. seed or fertilize. Rust-resistant Hearth Grill, 11990, Our Orig. 8.94...... 5.36 reset circuit breaker. wrenceville street last Monday leave a large void in the educational Miss Atwood said the highlight of finish. have been with the Manchester In a press conference Friday after­ See I’ugr Six-A * IntermaUMt marlidownt fu n b m txktn. Prestone II 0 2 7 during a lunch break in Flynt s leadership in town,” Kennedy said. school system, both as teachers and See Page Six-A noon. School Superintendent James 24” Bamboo Rake t Eiupt firilop and |lau terMm, trial for distributing obscene ' Covets 2000 S q .^ No rainchadit or ifwdal ordan: not aXitnni In all storn. Anti-Freeze W (M. i d A must for garden material. and lawn clean ups. 2 8 8 3-HOUR FIRELOGS. Our Reg. 99c Ea.. .. 88CEa. Dowgard Anti-Freeze, Rai. 2. » . . 2.7604. Flynt, who has undergone three 30 Our Ref. 3.79 operations to mend his wounds, Manager 5 30” Rake, Our R»f. 4.69.. 3.66 was left paralyzed from the mid­ I F»jlem«rsencelof Spring l»*ns. Your neighbors’ views: Should Sunday liquor sales In restaurants and thigh down by the bullets which Donald M. Horrigan has I. Ft. Size ripped into his body. been named manager of I l 0 0 0 Sq. Ft. 2.99 Extra-Heavy Steel private clubs be permitted In Manchester? the new Manchester office Garden Tools of the Barrows Co, He has Lott’s Quick Qro'N WASHINGTON (UPI) - The been in the business for 23 YOUR CHOICE * Senate Friday resoundingly ap­ years. i 3.ib.seed 0 ^ 76 proved a Panama Canal treaty Wide assortment: The new office is the 17th |OurReg-2-* ' all have polished blades, amendment, proposed by leaders for the real estate firm, [lO-tb.slze 7 00 hardwood handles. of both parties, declaring perma­ which is a member of the lourMel^W TEXAS nent American rights to defend Manchester and Greater INSTRUMENTS the waterway. Hartford Multiple Listing BERKEY-KEYSTONE The vote was 84-5 on this first of Services. 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Camera Carry Case...... *4 without chemicals or exertion! CRANSTON, R.I. (UPI) - P e rf^ finish lor kitchen or bathroom! i l A f t »TI-57. ^Just Another Can be matched to Caldor wall paint, V t par ston No raMNcks. Despite a near-walkout by state Dish^ Valued OurRig7.99Gal...... " 7 Gil. negotiators, bargaining talks con­ tinued late Friday in hopes of Elaine Hanson Kim Quatlropani Robert Ouellette Meredith Allyn Ted Beutel Jo Ann Otto William Golumhe Don Cotoure at $1750.00. avoiding a threatened Monday Red Devil Brush Cleaner or ^ O P XIZ \ NORTHBROOK. HI.-A Red Devil Paints Varnish ^ 0 0 morning strike by 12,000 Rhode Island state employees. Elaine HanRon, 234 Green Road, have a beer or something when you eat Jo Ann Otto, 305 Hilliard St., towns, but they don’t get any of the money major art exchange here R em over, Our Reg. 2.79 Ea...... Qt. reports that a man who I A Jan. 19 stalemate had the un­ Manchester —“Not really. It’s not bad here," Manchester —“Yes. With no liquor sales, from Sunday sales. I’ve voted for it every found several “dishes" in ion demanding a $25 weekly having to go one day a week without it." it draws business away from Manchester time it’s come up, and it’s been turned Automatic Meredith Allyn, 158 Avery St., down.” his attic was amared to across-the-board increase and the Kim (Jualiropani, 385 West St , Manchester—"Yes, I don’t see any reason on Sunday.” Manchester —"Not on Sunday. It doesn’t William Golumhe, 34 Union St., learn that one was valued Fine state offering $11 or 5.5. percent, not to." D on 4>)iour<', Johnson R oad, at $I7.SO.OO seem right, somehow ” Manchester —“Yes. I think it’s a shame to Tuning! whichever is larger. Marlborough-"Yes. 1 think it would help The exchange says that, Robert Ouellette, 75 Mark Drive, South Ted Beutel, 59 Oakwood Road, have to go out of town if you want a drink As talks began Friday, Council bring business into town on Sunday. I while this price is unusu­ Blacks Decker Windsor —"Yes, I work in Manchester on Manchester —"Yes. I don’t see anything on Sunday. The restaurants in town pay 94 Director Giovanni Folcarelli come to Manchester often." , ally high, exceptional col­ said the union dropped its demand Sunday and it would be nice to be able to wrong with that,” the taxes the same as other places in area lector’s plates have been Fold-Away Work Center appreciating quickly on to $20 and had o ^er concessions ready the market. Our To aid investors, the ex­ OurReg Leweel SONY. WESTINGHOUSE change offers a free report 47.99 Prfeef 9” Diagonal ACfDC 17” Diagonal 13Cu.Ft WASHINGTON (UPI) - on what to look for, when •34 Aggressive tax collection going too far? Portable B/W TV Upright Freezer Defense Secretary Harold Brown to buy. what to pay and It s e work bench... a sew horse... a giant Trinitron4>lui* Color T.V. said Friday Israel still has a overdue taxes, and llircc more have vise and so much more! Gives any hamfe- The Town of M anchester has Carl Zinsser, a Republican was corrected, and this year the "That’s one of the bad offshoots ol much more, including op­ "very special” military contacted the town counsel's office to portunities in promising men extra versatility for so many projects! started an aggressive campaign for member of the Board of Directors, billing was accurate. a meclianical society," Barry said. Sturdy steel base. O ur Reg. relationship with the United the collection of overdue taxes. But a said that the couple 'complained to Accurate, at least, until the town He called the one-cent incident "un­ indicate that they want to make plates still at low prices. 119.70 ^ 8 9 PMcei States but arms links with Arab arrangements for paying. Kevin T o get your free report 4M.70 •379 s i t p ^ 3 7 € Hartford Road couple must have him at one of the directors’ comment started sending out letters saying fortunate” H tteyou save onyoir food bMs... with no obligation, just Indudes 12 volt auto adaptor cord. The workHamous TrMtron-Plus states also are important to Mid­ thought the town was overdoing it sessions that year. that it intends to place liens against O'Brien, assistant town counsel, BjKkgDadMraWM _ Quidi-on picture, detachable sunshiild. and on entry! Fast-fwiw dytm , send your name, address, ' one funtena Ians coior ^istam, with dle East peace and U.S. oil needs. when they received the threat of a properties on which taxes are owed. The town also has take steps to said. OurRig 13.99...... 1 1 . 6 0 B a m y pick availabit at extra ch a rii. automatic color and hue control. doorlod^wtS^Mf-Quiatmachanisni. "She knew it was wrong and she and zip code to the Brad­ D e ia ify optional at extra e h tfia . Speaking at a news conference lien against their property for a bill The couple’s alleged one-cent bill seek foreclosures against persons wouldn’t pay the penny," Zinsser There are 13 properties left whose ford Exchange. 21310 Brad­ shortly before another meeting of one cent. reappeared in the computer’s owing taxes from past years on sai(H)f the woman. The matter was properties. This effort has proven to owners have not contacted the town ford Place, Northbrook, with Israeli, Defense Minister The one-cent bill actually is an memory, and they received a lien SWAVSTOCHMNC; checked, and it was found that a com­ be successful thus far, Bairy said. counsel's office, he said. If the office Illinois 60062. A postcard . SAU PRICES Ezer Weizman, Brown said the error that has occurred for the past puter error had led to the notice. NweNEnBi is not contacted, foreclosure will do. T o be sure o f re­ EfFCOnVE: nine-year, $13.5 billion arms three years. The couple received a overcharge. Town Counsel David Barry said the A total of 35 letters originally were ceiving your free copy, 1. CALDOR CHARGE proceedings will begin the week of FRBAY request Israel has put forward tax bill from the town in 1975 that The problem was corrected, but letters about liens were sent by com­ sent out. A total of 19 of those proper­ please mail your request oe- 2 -m aster C H A ^ 11«T8MTi|ipll March 20. TIH*|8mPPNW» AND will get “full consideration.” was" one cent more than it should the one cent appeared on the next puter to property owners who have ty owners already have paid their foie Saturday of next week. 3,VISA/BANKAIIIIERK ARD SA1UROAYONLY! STORE HOURS; DAILY AND SA|TVROAJUCAJIJoSRJI^^jHnA|^^ have been. year’s tax bill. Again the problem not paid taxes due Jan. 31. P A G K TWO-A - M AN CH ESTER E V E N IN G H E R A LD . Manthegter. Conn., Sat., March 11. liffg M AN CH ESTER E V EN IN G H E R A LD , Manchester, Conn.. Sat., March 11, 1978— I’A G K TIIKKK-A (Sorry about the crack re Red Sox pitchers but am still b itter.) •; Collectors’ Corner Juming events Tomorrow, at the Connecticut Holiday Inn at Meriden By RUSS MarKKNDKICK Som e of the pitchers for the G iants in 1912 w ere Christy — the Second Sunday Stamp Show. This is the country’s This is a baseball card showing Fred Merkle of the New Mathewson, Rube Marquard, and George “Hooks” iargest monthly show series — “Big show dealers with York Giants. (Mecca cigarettes, "BASE BALL FOLDER W iltse. small show comfort.” It will be held in the Main MANCHESTER Serving Manchester over SO yrs, S E R I E S ." ) The back o f the card has his record for 1910. Note the line just above Merkle's knees; the card is S8H STM8PS JMNES US He played first base Tor 16 years in the majors, but is double, and if it is lifted at that line and turned up we see Ballroom of the Inn from 10 a.m. to 4:40 p.m. The site is most famed, or remembered, for not touching second in a Hooks Wiltse, sharing the same legs with Merkle. So this just off the East Main Street Exits of the Interstate 91 and the Wilbur Cross Parkway. 1^ NO. ONE ponttaiMl Tho Fforia# crucial September game in 1908. He was only 19 at the card is a real gem. Tuesday, March 14,7 to 10 p.m. — The regular meeting 24 BIRCHBinru 8T.ST tim e. Hooks had an elder brother. Snake Wiltse, who pitched 328Bm The score was tied with two out in the last of the ninth; for three years in the majors (1901-1903). There was still of the Manchester Philatelic Society. Members are asked T E L 643-6247 _ Merkle was on first and teammate on third. The batter another Wiltse, name of Harold, who was a typical Red to bring auction material for the MANPEX, stuffing NIDOU TUMinKE M3-4444 F.T.D. i stamps for door prize envelopes, and also door prize got a hit and the man on third came home. Merkle Sox pitcher in the '20s. MtTRCW donations. This year at the MANPEX (April 22 and 23) j am iciiEtT a 'f: thought the game was over and headed for the dug-out The costliest baseball card is that of Honus Wagner, AUER apREStr MfOMONIDE they will have a silent auctions to give the dealers a without going to second. Johnny Evers, of the Tinker-to- put out in 1910 by Sweet Caporal cigarettes. It is valued at " «wpwgr*!rTwuB5gYBB^ SERVICE m i Evers-to-Chance trio, got the ball, stepped on the base, 61,500. Wagner disapproved of smoking and made the better break. . '* ; HAS IT! A note to stamp people with “conditionitis” : A few and Merkle was out and the run nullified. company withdraw the cards; hence only about 30 still weeks ago an unus^ Black Jack absolutely devoid of The hometown fans swarmed onto the field in wrath exist. MR cmnniiMifi • KHManioR phon. gum went for $160 at a Stolow, NYC, auction. This is and disappointment; the game had to be finished on Next to this comes the one for Eddie Plank, Gettysburg 646-0863 another day, and the Giants lost — and with it, the pen­ Elddie, who pitched for the Philadelphia A’s from 1901 to nearly three times the catalog figure, which is Md sun icriiL Business-Directory Guido For presumably for a mint-full-gummer. (Scott No. 73.) nant. • 1917. This card was also from Sweet Cap and is valued at 341 Broad St. $1,000. The third most valuable shows Nap Lajoie, Nw EimM Mechanic^ Services. Inc. Mtncho$ttr : Fred Merkle was to hear jibes of "Touch second!” to Manchtittr Goudey Gum, $800. ROUTB #63, P.O. BOX 3147 Manchostor and Surrounding the end of his career. The season of 1910 as listed on the ProlniionM Prk back of the card was a pretty good one for him. batting Other scarce names to look for: Grover Lowdermilk, TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06066) SulM 106 ______643-2736 • 643-2192 jeslgns^ .292 and fielding .981, but his best year was in 1912. That Art Houtteman and Gil Hodges. Also there is a good price ANNUAL V.F.W. B«Hy GolUgher prop. ^ year the G iants won the pennant with M erkle batting .309. for any player on cards published by Briggs Frankfurters Vicinity He got 11 homers, which figure was bested only by Heinie or George Miller Candy Company. ST. PATRICK’S CAMPING EQUIPMENT Zimm'''-'’''’n with 14 and Wildfire Schulte with 12. FAMOUS BRAND DINNER-DANCE TENTS, con. n m M ues. AM MTmESSa, featuring this week... TELEVISION - APPLIANCES Manehaatar Evanlng Harald The Man^ester Gilbert and Sullivan Players, Inc. n0«ES,lAMTBWS Theater schedules Publittm) avary avaning axoapt SalutYlay, March 18,1978 MANCHESTER Sundays and holldma. Entarad al Ilia P re se n t Manehaatar, Conn. Poat Ottle* aa Sa- 7:15-9:45; "Salurday Night cond Claaa Mall Mattar. Corned Beef & Cabbage Dinner FARR'S W KstioKinr Stiurdsy 9:30 ____ THttYiarTHIMaSTOM MV Fever" 2:10-4:40-7:00-9:25 1 - at 8 Stiowcase Cinemas — Vernon Cine Suggaatad Carriar Rataa “ RUDUGORE’’ S S S rS P ijO T — 2NAINSTIIICT JOHNSON PAINT CO Ivthflke U.A. Theater 1 — "High "S asq u atch " 1:30; ■The Payahia In Advanca OKN DANT TB • PJL J. FAMI • 143-7111 U. Coma ' 2:30-5:05-7:40-10:00- tm im ^ TV Anxiety” 2:00-3:40-5:15-7:00- Betsey" 4:00-7:00-9:00 SIngla copy...... 1SC March 16, 7 P.M. 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Theater 3 — "Close Tickets at Watkins Furniture, Manchester, Vernon Drug, Subacrlbara who fall to racalva FOR RESERVATIONS CALL POST Phil Pete "Salurday Night Fever" 2:10- Encounters" 2:00-4:30-7:00- (hair nawapapaf bafora 5:30 p.m, Vernon Circle and Liggett Parkade Drug, Manchester. 4:40-7:00-9:25-11:45 ahould talaphona lha circulation Information Call: Locicero and Zidak A R C O 0 L A. Theater 1 — "High IHionaRmt Idaparlmant. 647-0940, F o r 6 4 6 -6 2 3 9 649-9018 Anxiety " 2:00-3:40-5:15-7:00- ^^^t h e a t r e s e a s t S1A.IUMA CARPET AND FLOOR COVBUNO 8:45-10:30 / f U.A. Theater 2 41 MAti $ w i orio too 111, m m la iis i iii i.i fg|_ P&P AUTO REPAIR “*•**■*•■ ,,, ,1 643-666: Candleshoe" 2:00-4:00-5:50- -I M i n i H 706 Mam 8L • “Arco Charga” • Manehaatar 7:45-9:40 Cosnecticut's Lirgisl Floor Coveriig Deiiir U.A. Theater 3 — "Close Encounters" 2:00-4:30-7:00- (MMUSMIIE 9:30 MANCHESTER SAFE SLOCK GO. Vernon Cine 1 — MERCURY "Sasquatch" 1:30; "The TWf LOCKSMITH ^ Betsey" 7:00-9:40 I’' Come pick up your copy 453 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • 643-6922 Vernon Cim 2 — "Julia" 11 ACAD. AWD. NOM. , JANIFONDA J M llitU WWMiaMBS AI.rm, Lock, « //# f If Phono 646-2756 2:00-7:10-7:20 'Safes. Combination Changes. — VANIttA ftlOQfli^/ of Caldor’s colorful NO ItaVICl CHARQI •rllkl>g)>f ^ Service - Bonded ^Moal “ J u li^ ’ Po I V U v W v v keys in slock Repairi of ell kinds 12-page circular...it’s Scisaors & Sunday in. m u it n m l ^ i Q W c a s e Pinking Shears Sharpened RtttrvaRom tor • Rototo • AlrNnn o SliMMMBi Showcase Cinemas — just jammed with great ■649-9883M 127 Main ttresi Coma " 2:30-5:05-7:40-10:00; Cinemas buys for the holiday, plus Boys In Company C" 2:00- UT-SIM tUTMEE ltfraR8TATMB4 FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies he. 4:35-7:10-9:40; "Gray Lady SInti It 1-Jt EXITSa many other values to help WINTER SPECIAL m gk g e m Down" 2:10-4:50-7:30-9:45; BILVERLAME 646-0228 176-3262 SASQUATCii ROBEBTS STREET you March ahead into FRONT END ALIDNMENT k I i KI u Goodbve G irl " 2:20-4:50- 8 COMPUTE UK OF MLTON CMS DECOMTHMS EAST HARTFORD "^ e E.A. Johnson Paint Company at 723 Main Street, Manchester, is the t ^ n ’s oldest ______MB’SSIO Spring! So hop toil... "A in CINTIII6T.. 70 UNION 6T. and finest paint and wallpaper store. Besides being centrally located in downtown ajuKuuNiuiriNm ~ and start saving! R&Q AUTO SERVICE $a,ao til ataopM. MANCHI6T1R, CONN. aOCKVILLI, CONN. Mailhcester, they offer convenient off Main Street parking in their lot adjoining their store. • Front End OpMlalltto • Tun* Up Men. • 6al 1 M A . ’I Mon. • 6 ft 10-$ • Brakes B Bhook* • Air Conditioning Tiwrt.. 10-1 FrL 10-t Johnson Paint offers the complete, quality line of famous Dutch Boy*and California* in- M a r terior and exterior paints. Johnson Paint is also your headquarters for the best in • Road Barvto* 9RAY Wedding Cakes A Specialty WallpapCT, Varnishes, Duco Delux, Painter Supplies, Artist Materials, plus Window 438 CENTER 8T. MANCHESTER Open Sunday; Tal. 649-3983 C iu ic LADY Shades. Their “Color Dispenser” offers any color to suit your taste up to 1,400 different EVERYTHING IN color selections. Be you an amateur or a pro - Johnson Paint Co. has the years of (PO) DOWN N O O N t o experience to assist you in all your paint, wallpaper and varnish problems. Mr. Johnson and ® rcliE H tra j,. MIRBOR8 . SHOWER DOORS THIS SPACE IS NOW P.STORE FRONTS.SAFETY GLASS all of his qualified personnel are at your service, and are only too pleased to offer their 5 P M '•BATHTUB ENCLOSURES knowledge to you at no charge. Please feel free to visit this friendly store, they like serving anh C!Il)anile a " s m h ■ w STARTS you, and are more than sure you’ll like them.,.. Dr Jock H flltr. Conductor Daily and Saturday J.IL WHITE (USS C0■.JIHL Jh J AVAILABLE FURNITUSB TOPS aPfCTUM WINDOWS A Sluorl Cilittpis Chorals Director ^COiMIYC 10 AM to 9 PM r 'V " '' Swidoy, Morch 19,1978 Meoch—ter 649-7322 SIK mMISI, CALL THE HERALD TODAY! ovsa II rssai simuates JvP a-e 7:30 P.M. Bailey Auditorium MINIT-MAN PRINTINQ Mancheittr High School SUNDAY NOW TWO LOCATIONS IPG 763 MAINS1. 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HOUSEWARES DEPT 40W Cost Printing Is Only MINITS 11040 Tf I. 94a*S7li or 949*9971 Having Sufficient Quantities Of Adver­ away at Your MImT-MAN Printing Smoker’s special! Save on popular auto additives! tised Items Available For Our Circular We started our business in 1970 as the first quick print and copy center in Manchester. Because of mu SKANDANAVIK specialized high speed equipment, we are able to print with our photo ready platemaker in just a matter ui CD-2 Oil Detergent (lam m $ IPHO&TEIIY CUIINM Sale Events. 2-Pouch Pack lEancketter’e Oidy Complete Carpet Servieef minutes. We also have a valuable new 3-M Bond Copier which makes beautiful copies on bond paper. We e.iu SUI STAMPS MAKES US Aromatic Tobacco 14 High Street, rear also do flyers, letters, business cards, index cards, envelopes, postcards, stag tickets, rubber stamp.s uiul MANCHESTER ^ ujh u However Due To The January And (Xir Reg. 79c Our Reg. engraved name plates and pins of all sizes within a reasonable lime, at very economical prices. We are ^ NO. ONE 1 89 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, Saturdays 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Our facilities also incliub Helps clean and quiet noisy Pjwhlng, padding, stitching, cutting, collating and folding. We are located in Downtown Manchester at Hi 1 Tzsiiwr February Snowstorms, Certain Advert- engines, can also aid power ■Cs . , > A > • Main Street; in the new Manchester Mall, for any information, please phone 646-1777; and 423 Center .Slrm-i 6 6 ^ and perlormance Manchester. MWDU nMNnKE sied Items Are Temporarily Unavailable Long cut. aroxnalic blend " “Serving the area since 1955“ (Shown in the above photo, left to right, Is; Printer, Mrs. Helen Collins; Secretary, Linda Thatcher; and the Owner, lor smooth smoking STPGas Treatment Thomaa F. Barry) MMMIIESTn enjoyment Due To Delivery Problems. 12 02. H O N EY W E LL 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU Qol A PatoHai FraMaai? Wall Ralpl WALLCOVtaWO Our Reg. CABOT STAINS Swfvico otiH mfofto oofnttMAg to i#o — ond o#rvlc« m sM spendNm (XYMWBTAINS King’s Will Gladly Issue Rainchecks Fire and Smoke Detector WHIT€OWL 109 N NMMESTB, tMT SlINN Sner snoug/h limt tntPjrM to htfp fou ootoci tbo right polrrt tMoh lot Owl ^ CMBUBl'MiTietCMWSCaC TNIS SPACE IS NSW fou te ptsnniof. toe wmhi foot Caldor Reg. 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STORE HOURS: DAILY and SATURDAY 10 AM to 9 PM • SUNDAY, NOON to 5 PM OVALITY > 996 MAIN 8T. (WaokkrdrawliiB*) FOMIQN « DOMiSne MANCHESTER Our Customers. MEMORIALS '" MANCHF.STER. CONN, RO UTE a a talrottvillc . C o n n . ______10 to 9 Weekdays — 10 to 5 Saturday 462 N U T B M M I T K L MHMBIflW PAGE.FOUR-A— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat.. March U. 1978

ACROSS 2 Plant Answer to Previous Puule MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Sal M.-.r,.|, n, 1978- CAGE FIVE-A containers 1 ColItgB court 3 On a cruise _Jb fol Q| 5 Optra prince annci O D ChariM M. Schulti A case for downtown 4 Waste time 0 E 1 D D □ □ 9 Trojan 5 Mental n Dear Abby mountain component □ n Mayor Stephen Penny back portion of the building, near the restaurants in town took to court and IT’S YOUR OPINION 12 Bear (Lai) (pi) 6 (Sully OD Board of Directors. rear entranceway, first, as the por­ appealed. 13 Nobleman □ ’’q By Abigail Van Buren 14 Form a jallY 7 Oustbow. n / a K'>101; SURE THAT'S ujell. there was Town of Manchester tion was in relatively good condition The Saturday opinion page i» nion on a wide variety of sub­ 15 tncapabla of victim . I BUT IT'S TOO ILL BET I \MARCIE, ★ ★ ★ □C3 A l l th e ch xto r ONE OTHER LITTLE 41 Center St. and could be easily redone. After we Despite the fact that everything open to all readers, of The jects. stretching 6 Summarize □ □ kNEU EMBARRASSING ALREAWKNOU i^OU 17 New (prefix) 9 Inflammable □ VlpLO V0U,5IR? THING..,. Manchester. Conn. 06040 had the rental income from the sec­ seems to be working against us, we - y ------I T « X TO MENTION... WHAT IT /DRIVEME Herald. We solicit your opinions We ask that' you limit your .* *'?*'*• ™«*dle-aged female (no 18 Religious 10 Hold an D Dear Mr. Mayor: tion, we planned to renovate the have not given up. No money has family) who is recovering from a depression of several poem opinion □ if ■ 5, SIR! / CRAZV!! on topics of interest to the com­ writing to no more than 500 □ We are requesting assistance from Main Street end. The two months come forth from the local' financial months and 1 m so grateful to be feeling good again. Life 19 Four 11 Lily plant I munity. Is it education? Ad­ words, double spaced, and send was TO ^eary for some time, but with the help of a 21 Noel 16 Beguiled 31 Ornamental 47 Jftkyiri the Board of Directors for ourselves, that we were told it would take to ob­ institutions, I have worked hard atid 20 Name for a ministration? Business? psychiatrist, prescribed medication, time and a friend, the 23 Mrs. Nixon patterns oppotitB as well as the downtown merchants tain the easement turned into 14 long to get as far as we have; but, it them to: future looks cheerful. 24 It is (contr.) cat 33 Smell drum 48 Mormon State Recreation? Politics? 27 Hindu 22 Freighted in general. If Main Street is to sur­ months. It was not until April 1977 isn't far enough. I need the additional IT’S VOUR OPINIOl'f R The reawn for this letter is to let people know what they 35 Chemical 50 Stone (suffix) garment 24 Osiris' wife ^can do if a friend or loved one finds himself (or herself) in a analysis 51 Relative of vive. something other than talk must that we finally got the paper work financing: the building is not com­ Manchester Evening Herald 29 Catches 25 Volunteer depression. 40 Counter bingo The purpose is to present a 32 Sedentary state (abbr.) take place. Talk is all that has taken with the go ahead. pleted; it lacks the frills; but we do Herald Square 43 Build 52 Murder 1. Keep in constant contact. A phone call just to ask how 34 Hoi polloi 26 Most tasty have a number of stores open and cross-section of community opi­ 45 Asian country 55 Negative place for the last 18 years that I can I was kept me going. 36 Encroach on 26 Angry Not being able to get the aproval, Manchester, Conn. 06040 46 Shellfish answer Bl-Focala — By Ruth Marcus remember. What is required are have the bare necessities to make a 2. Send cheery notes or cards. (Some days all 1 received 37 Haven 30 Fill targe sums of money to be invested in as planned, we went ahead and good start and get this project really were bills and junk mail.) 36 Stuck-up 1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9 10 11 repaired the Main Street end, and 3. Encourage your depressed friend to get dressed and person Main Street. Perhaps the town can off the ground if we get the money to )2 13 14 get out of the house. Even a walk around the block helps, 39 Negatives IT^ BEEN A 6COD replacing the roof, and repairing the continue. 41 Summer (Fr.) PROMISE AAE establish a redevelopment plan and ^m e days I left my apartment only to see my doctor or IS 18 17 obtain federal money with low in­ roof deck, removing the first floor buy a TV dinner. 42 Fish eggs VISIT, AAC7THER. THAT y o u 'l l completely (right down to the ( Yesterdays) 44 Lofty place 18 19 20 a n p n e x t t w c terest rates on bank loans enabling To compound all the other 4. Invite the sick person out for a meal. It doesn’t have to 46 Make cricket KEEP EATIN16 the merchants to rebuild and basement), rebuildihg the beams and problems, now the town is deman­ be fancy—anything will be appreciated. If your invitation noise 21 22 23 W E U W O R K O N floor, installing a new ceiling, new IS refused, perhaps just the idea of getting dressed and 49 Egg part (pi.) 'ra iR SPINACH, remodel in order to compete with the ding that the back taxes of $10,000 be 25 veurH ii^o 24 25 1. 28 29 30 31 I wiring, and new lights, and new walls ? 'V - getting to your home is too much. Tell them you will pick 53 Grain for ■ S o n n y — newer shopping centers rather than paid or they are going to foreclose for Garment union wins in dispute with them up even if you live only a block away. Convince them whiskey 32 33 34 35 allowing the now structurally sound and insulation. We spent far more the taxes. It seems strange that the Manchester Modes. you want their company. 54 British prep 37 than than |75,0(X) we had before State approves pension for retired 5. If they haven't sought medical help, encourage them school 38 buildings to continue to deteriorate. building can remain vacant for five 56 Canadian to do so. And never ask them what the doctor said. 38 39 40 Our biggest problem is money. We opening with five stores (including years and be an eyesore, have $30,000 Fire Chief James Schaub. rebel Therapy is a very personal thing. ■ Carvel's Ice Cream) in December 57 Billboards 44 have been unable to obtain financing in back taxes owed and have no ac­ 10 yearn u{{o 6. Never tell a depressed person that they should "snap 42 43 45 1976 some five months before we 56 Home in from over 38 financial institutions tion taken. I have taken on this Donald James Hennigan of Elmira, out of it or that nobody can help them—they have to help Madrid 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 finally received the OK from the project which has improved Main N.Y., is named to succeed William themselves. (1 thought if one more person told me that, 1 59 Lab burner 3-11 over the past two years. I, a resident 53 S4 S5 56 town for the rear entranceway. Street, and which will greatly H. Curtis as M anchester’s new would scream!) 60 Wager of Manchester for 36 years, and only 61 Third person superintendent of schools. Above all, let the sick person know that you care about S7 SB 59 Priacllla’a Pop — Al Varmaar a small businessman, evidently un­ ★ ★ Sr enhance it when completed, and the them. People have a hard time pulling themselves out of a 62 Nautical cry dertook a project bigger than I could town is threatening foreclosure over Chester M. Ferris of 32 Gerard St. depression when they feel that nob^y cares. 80 61 62 DOWN handle back in October of 1975 when I It was difficult enough lasting a $10,000 in back taxes. is appointed deputy-at-large by the Thank God for my one concerned friend. Without her, 1 _ u TM PEPRE5SEP.' -ANP irs RAINING International Supreme Council of the (N(WSRAR(R f NURPRiSE ASSN I I’VE GOT THE FLU, year without any money coming in; it never would have made it. 1 Jest CATS ANP COGS.' purchased some Main Street proper­ ★ ★ ★ Order of DeMolay. OUR TV'S ON ty that had been vacant for about five would have been a disaster to sit SMILING AGAIN T H E BLINK- years; deteriorating to the point that back and wait for almost a year and a I am asking the Board of Directors the town placarded the building as half and wait for approval before for their help. I will be happy to show DEAR SMILING: And thank you for an excellent letter. Win at Bridge being unsafe. In the elections of starting to renovate, and losing the anyone the progress that we have November 1975 this building was a rental income for that long a period made, review our plans, and even DEAR ABBY: My husband and 1 have a rare coin Simple six with caution collection. Recently we noticed that four half-dollars were big campaign issue as it was an of time. We did our best to make the show them the photographs of the ( Almanac ) missing. Their total value is more than $300. eyesore and there was nearly 830,000 best of a bad situation. building at the time of purchase. If The only person who has been alone in our house is a trumps. In order to pull all in back taxes owed on it. the foreclosure goes through, it will 14-year-old neighbor boy who sits with our children. 'This NORTH 311A West's teeth you will have to ★ ★ ★ We also had a lease signed for a not benefit the town; it will probably By Lnited Press Inlernalional boy’s parents are good friends of ours and we wouldn't ♦ A752 use up all but one of your want to lose their friendship over this. ? K 10 After looking at the building, and large restaurant which was con­ once again be the largest empty Today is Saturday, March 11, the trumps. Then you start on My husband says we should hide the collection and keep ♦ A K J diamonds only to find that i l l developing an idea for its use depen­ tingent upon obtaining a liquor building on Main Street and oniy con­ 70th day of 1978 with 295 to follow. quiet about the missing coins. 1 say we should confront the A A 9 6 4 WEST that nasty East will refuse to dent upon the main entrance of the license. Someone beat them to the tinue to deteriorate. I would ask the The moon is between its new phase boy’s parents. 1 am sure the boy doesn’t realize the v^ue of EAST take dunimy's jack of dia­ Captain Easy — Crook* and Lawranca liquor license by. obtaining a liquor the coins he took. What should we do? A Q J 10 9 A K843 building facing onto the parking lot, I Board of Directors instead to assist and first quarter. Y 8 7 5 4 2 y .... monds with his queen. s o THIS SKI-M ASKBP MB'S SUCH AN AbOKAflB/^ER-MHEIH) received favorable response from license for a restaurant within 1.000 us, and the other area merchants, in There is no morning star. ♦ 2 ♦ q 763 South will have to use his OUDE eR A B Z Z P FOO-FOO IP YOU CAN SET POO-FOO BACK STUMPED LITTLE POMIEI I SUPPOSE/ PROBABLY I’LL BELL YOUR COMPANY MY most everyone — the Board of Direc­ feet of our building only a few days A K J 10 ♦ Q 8 7 3 2 last trump to get to his hand THBN HOPPED INTO A / m obtaining the necessary financing to The evening stars are Mercury, and will have to lose both his HUHPKBP^ OF PSOPLB / 50...S01INDS SOLAR BNERSY PROCESS-AND SOUTH WAlTIWa V A N -f y ' 1 0 HAVE HAD THEIR BYES J LIKE A WELL tors, the Parking Authority, the before "our” restaurant was continue on and revitalize Main DEAR STUMPED: Whether the boy is under the diamonds. YOU WON'T EVEN HAVE TO Mars, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. A 6 ON HIMl v t t - H H p l a n n e d Downtown Merchants, etc. Some of scheduled for its hearing. The town Street. Those born on this date are under impression that he took $2 in coins or $300 is beside the ▼ AQJ963 An ounce of precaution at the local banks indicated there would then granted a variance for the liquor Sincerely yours, the sign of Pisces. point. The boy himself should be confronted. Leave his ♦ 10 9 8 5 4 trick three will keep this sad parents out of it. ♦ 5 result away from South. be no problem in obtaining money license which some of the "big” Kenneth C. Burkamp King Frederick IX of Denmark He should cash dummy’s from them to help in the rebuilding ace of diamonds before lead­ was born March 11, 1899. Vulnerable: Both and remodeling necessary. One bank, On this day in history: ing the second trump. Then Dealer: North he draws all West’s trumps sight-unseen, said 1 could count on In 1888, more than 200 persons died while discarding the king them for $30,000. To date this has not West North East South and jack of diamonds from as a violent four-day snowstorm !♦ Pass If materialized: not one of the banks Thoughts crippled New York City. Astro-graph dummy. Then he knocks out Pass 2* Pass 3f the queen of diamonds and has put forth a dime. In 1930, William Howard Taft Pass 4f Pass 5f wins a nice rubber. The Board of Directors in 1975-76 By BERNICE BEDE 080L Pass 6f Pass Pass became the first president of the Pa.ss was enthused about my proposal. Allstate Insurance has the motto, that we are still in search of that United States to be buried in the Opening lead: ♦ Q Alley Oop — Dava Graua Immediately after purchasing the "You are in good hands with CANCER (June 21-July 22) Ei­ peace. It seems so elusive. National Cemetery in Arlington, Va. ther go where the clan is Continuing our answer to building in December 1975, we went Allstate." Paul speaks of the peace that goes yesterday’s question, the In 1959, the Senate approved gathered today or else Involve suz taPT TH' wizeg W)HEN ARC YOU to the Board of Directors to request This company is offering us peace beyond our ability to understand. 0W (il(D ^ yourself in some type of new "U nusual” notrump is a no- YOU KNOW, GU7, I CANT Hawaii as the 50th state of the Union. By Oswald Jacoby I N O iA R M . dOlNeTD VKAinO M«*T TUNKO of mind with them. Man yearns for project. Being Inactive could and Alan Sontag trump bid that obviously u j c m b a h T I KINOA FieURBDT MOV* IN / an easement as the back en­ Peace for those whose focus is God. In 1977, Hamaas Khaalis, the March 12.1978 can’t be serious. It shows a pwjOHTWXf I'M — ...... be depressing. Six hearts is what is some­ HE WOULD? J M '-m lc m l !, tranceway would be on town proper­ peace. Not the simple cessation of A peace that edmes from the inner Your outlook and basic attitude minor-suit hand. LOOkINf leader of the 12 Hanafi terrorists who L E O (July 23-Aug.22) Others times called a laydown or - ,-----_-r"OVBR »----- war, rather inner tranquility. But rest of finding our proper will undergo constructive Suppose you pass as ty, At that time we had 75,000 which may duck challenges today, cinch contract. It really is, along with Jeremiah the prophet we took 10 hostages in Washington, D.C., changes this coming year. By dealer with: we planned to put on the back en­ relationship to God. It is not based on but not you. You'll welcome but we imagine that most all cry, "There is no peace.” money, power, or security as our two days earlier was freed without year's end you will be more situations that test your mettle. tranceway, remodel, and subdivide positive and optimistic In areas declarers will play a little r bail on kidnapping charges but the 11 Deep down, you believe you Ax Francis Schaeffer states, "...that culture defines it. Rather it is trust where you were previously carelessly and wind up com­ Ihe back portion of the building. The the values of our society are personal others were arrested and jailed. The can overcome them. You can ing up one trick short. Vx and faith in God who has promised to negative. ♦ Q J 10 X X X Board of Directors approved and en­ hostages were released. VIRGO (Aug.23-Sep(.22) Your You start by taking peace and affluence. Personal peace never leave or forsake those who put PISCES (Feb.20-March 20) A approach to critical situations ft A Q X X X dorsed our plan, I believe, in change of scenery will give dummy’s ace of spades and means wanting to have my personal complete trust in Him. is both practical and cool continue with the king of February of 1976. We had hoped to be life patterns undisturbed in my your spirits a big boost today A today. You keep everything in True peace only comes through A thought for the day: American long walk or a short drive can trumps. East shows out and open by April or May. lifetime regardless of what the result God. perspective. Neither large nor if you don’t see the danger The bidding goes: one author Christopher Morley said, "If help — it doesn’t matter which, small incidents will rattle you ★ ★ ★ will be in the lifetimes of my children Rev. Richard Gray so long as you don't stare at signals you will just continue heart-pass-one spade. You you have to keep reminding yourself LIBRA (Sept.23-Oct.23) You re bid one notrump to show Our original plan was to rent the or grandchildren.” The problem is Nature’s own ice sculptures at Union F(u)cl the same four walls. Find out Presbyterian Church of a thing, perhaps it isn’t so.” better at managing things for both minors by this one bid. Herald photo by Pinto) more about yourself by send* others today than you are at Ing for your copy of Astro- .NKW.SPACKH KNTKHPH1.SK ASSN I Tha Flintatonea — Hanna-Barbara Productions handling your own affairs. This Berry’s World * • ...... • • Graph Letter Mail 50 cents for can work to your advantage. each and a long, self- SCORPIO (Oct.24-Nov.22) addressed. stamped envelope There is nothing wishy-washy ^ SAy, W M ERE'eT P T A S K E D to Astro-Graph. P.O. Box 489. about you today. You know A NICE PLACE ■ 6EOROCK y o u A Radio City Station. N Y. 10019, exactly where you stand and so T O GO T O S E T TVAV'fL q u e s t i o n Be sure to specify your birth will your companions. A W A V FROM AGEtJCy / Popular music: sounds of the people sign. A l l T H i e ? . SA GITTA RIUS (Nov.23-Dec.21) EditorEditor’s s note:note; This is the eivhtheighth in Kvpn Puritan miniutnrQ __ ...... _ . , ...... ARIES (March 21-April 19) Even Puritan ministers could not to profligate sex - that the Federal American parlor, with its little Guilt will accumulate today if a series of 15 articles exploring When it comes to dollars and eliminate the desire of settlers in the Communications Commission tried square piano or reed organ, its ding techniques, opting instead for you fail to use your time pro­ "Popular Culture: Mirror of cents, you've got it all together ductively. Devote your preci­ new world to explain and celebrate to censor rock recordings. Not for horsehair-stuffed sofa, its kerosene simpler songs and backgrounds with today. Your art of accumulating American Life. " This series was more traditional sounds. ous hours to a worthy use. themselves through music. One such obscenities, which were, in any case, lanterns and candlelight.” Music for things for yourself may extend CAPRICORN (Doc.22-Jan.19) written for Courses by Newspaper, a minister spoke bitterly in 1720 of the forbidden on the air; but for heresy. devoted amateurs, its texts were Black musicians, such as to other areas as well. You have a flair for organizing TAURUS (April 10-May 20) Oc­ program developed by University sounds of the common man: “Left to The rock musicians, however, “generally one step renioved from trumpeter Leo Smith, while forging things today. Instinctively Extension, University of California, ahead with avant-garde jazz, are casionally it's essential that we you'll know what to delegate. the mercy of every unskilled Throat were actually doing .— for a much ordinary American speech.” set some time aside to look out San Diego, and funded by a grant to chop and alter, twist and change, simultaneously studying the heritage You'll do it so that no one's larger, nationwide audience — what This "genteel" music also for No. 1. Devote the hours feathers will be ruffled. from the National Endowment for available to them from the work of needed to your personal inter­ accoraing to their odd Humours and Appalachian songsters. New England expressed the values — somewhat AQUARIUS (Jan.20-Ftb.19) ests today. 1 Ihe Humanities. Fancies, they sound like Five Hun­ seamen, western wranglers, and sentimental and idealized — of a par­ Louis Armstrong and other Once you commit yourself Copyright 1977-78 by the Regents of patriarchs of jazz. And Randy New­ GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You today, you will not be easily dred different tunes roared out at the other popular bards had been ticular group of Americans. function best today without Born Lotar — Art Santom Ihe University of California. man, among other popular dissuaded from your course of same time.” engaged in long before. They were So did the American phenomenon having someone peeking over balladeers. is exploring a conver­ action. You'll see It through, Ily NAT IIKNTOI F Through the American centuries, explaining themselves through their of vaudeville that grew in the your shoulder. Shut yourself regardless. sational, story-telling style that picks off from busybodies. similar jeremiads have been music, and they were also forging ‘concert saloons” of the 1850s, went (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) up the way a wide range of Sidney Bechet, the moon-faced directed at various genres of popular links of communication with others on to flourish in theaters, and expired soprano saxophonist from New COURSES BY NEWSPAPER Americans actually talk and think. Bugs Bunny — Hnlmdahl and Stottal music by clergymen, educators, and who shared their priorities, hopes, when the movies permanently dis­ ® 1978byNEA.k>c Orleans, who was among the first to Wherever American music goes, it others fervently convinced that fantasies, ways of wit, and ways of tracted its audiences. iniroduce American jazz to Europe, music which is not "serious” or at coping with loss. Vaudeville and saloon songs were will continue to be created in a mul­ ENJ13Y VER MEAL, FU13O0Y? once explained why he had to play: rhythms of the Hollywood and least "respectable" can corrode the the popular music of the burgeoning tiplicity of idiomatic tongues, and the Me. I want to explain myself so bad. Broadway stage, the songs of the ' ‘He's been behaving like Hamilton Jordan!'' spirit and numb the mind. American popular music has not. city folk, who liked their fun in best of its makers will keep on 1 want to have myself understood. 1960s, broadly called "rock, ” encom­ So, in the early 1920s, jazz was ac­ of course, always been controversial. overflowing portions and preferred exemplifying the dictum of jazzman Our Boarding Houeo — Carrol ft McCormick And Ihe music, it can do that. The cused of being a direct cause of passed elememts of blues, country, Charlie Parker: "Music is vour own The music of Stephen Foster, for in­ expansively romantic ballads, along and Hispanic music. music, it's my whole story" crimes of passion. stance, was an extension of a signifi­ with rollicking novelties, bawdy ana experience, your thoughts, vour OF TrC TV FIOHTER5 ARE 5 0 TRUE, THERE HAS Rock was and is in defiant opposi­ wisdom. OUT A’ SHAPE THEY BREATHE HARD IBEEN A CERTAIN Bechet ’s credo has been at the core And in the early 1970s, Richard cant mid-19th Century development, otherwise. For those in places far tion to the polished, skillfully crafted CLIMBIN’ TriBOUai THE ROPES.' YOU LACK OFEHOURANCE! III American popular music from its Nixon, among others, was so con­ the advent of ‘‘genteel" songs. from “live” vaudeville, there were ”If you don’t live it, it won’t come vigonmsly diversified beginnings. music of Lorenz Hart, Oscar out of your horn. ” Or your guitar. Or CAN SEE BETTER FISHTS AT A BUT ISN’T night cerned that rock lyrics were inciting These, as American music scholar H. .sheet music and, in time, recordings. PANTYHOSE SALE,' IF.N ISHT NEWS A BlT-ERAM Art music" or “.serious music” was Hammerstein, Richard Rodgers, your voice. m antisocial behavior — from draft Wiley Hitchcock points out. “were A national popular music was being NE'WS TAtAES MORE THAN A (S7UNP AH-«- FRAGILE IN for Ihe relatively few. It was Harold Arlen, and others who had resistance to marijuana consumption aimed at the home — at the typical created. WITH ANYONE BUT THE CHAMP THEY THE MANDIBLE predominantly shaped by European previously set the standards for ■ B u o s v 's With the advent of radio and the The views expressed in Courses by OUOHTA H OP UP HIS PURSE.’ dictates, and required specialized American popular song. movies, the nationalization of the pop. Newspaper are those of the authors Haathcliff This Funny World ,ind expensive training. Often raw and poundingly loud, only and do not necessarily reflect song was greatly intensified. rock rebelled against both the music But popular music, starting with While parts of the population held those of the University of California, lolk songs, was unabashedly and the values of the older the funding agency, or the par­ HERES3 A LTL somethin' i r on to and kept regenerating their own generations. P K >!A..,COMPUMENTTS homeiiiade and invited democratic, musical heritages — while country ticipating newspapers and colleges r ~ ‘ In these songs, sex. while not por- O' 1H' MANAGEMENT.' communal participation whether and western music, black sounds, NEXT WEEK: Sports Writer nographically depicted, was much in a harroom, a logging camp, or an and rural regional ballads — Tin Pan Robert Lipsyte begins a two-paH dis­ more openly experienced and cussion of the role of sports in our Appalachian hollow Ailey, the Broadway stage, the And lor the singer or player of this enjoyed. Optimism was also much popular culture. J Hollywood studios, and the radio tempered. Life was no longer an up­ prideliilly indigenous music, it has networks were fashioning what most always heen a way of getting himself wardly mobile crystal staircase in a Americans now define as popular land of unending plenty. Ecology iindcrstoiMl Not only himself but al.so music. came into popular music, as did a the ways ol life, the priorities, the These mass-production sources steady electronic indictment of un­ CHIN OF complaints ol the particular segment also shaped and reflected certain examined materialism. PURE" of the American grain that nurtured popular value's. Romance The author him. The music itself was ebullient and 6 L A 6 S - overshadowed all. Rather sanitized, Nat Hentoff is a staff writer (or 3-11 In the isolated mountains and became a common language, a way dream-like romance, however, by "The New Yorker." ’columnist for backwoods ol the South, (or example, of mutual identification, for hordes contrast with the direct, nearly "The Village Voice." and adjunct transplanted and transmuted Scoteh- of the young denouncing the herd in­ Riba — Frank Hill palpable expression of earthly love in stinct of their elders. associate professor .at the Irish-English ballads spoke from the p im w M v ^ I LIKE ID a e r SOME black music. The main directions of our music Graduate School of Elducation of WHATS t h e s e s A M M IN ^ § jA beginning (or the stubborn in­ -THE VILLA6E POSSESSED e x e a c x e w h e n i Optimism was another basic in­ will change again — as always, un- New York University. "rwe BUSH, dependence of the people there and gredient. VOUR ay THE PEVIU.'' J O 3 0 t s e ? l exoRofifir.'- predictably. In the meantime, while The co-founder and co-editor of buttressed their sense of identity, of Even during the Depression. 6 R A C E V spccialness. mass popiilar music remains within "The Jazz Review." he is Ihe “ Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?" author of more than a dozen r the flexible confines of rock, a In the East, folk tunes — self- was a rarity. In this music, America books, including "The Jazz Life, ” celebration — add topical _ growing number of younger ”H«y, tlMt’i DO place tor a picnic!” songs. was still the land of infinite possibili­ "I’m Really D raped But Nothing roisterously vocalized in the taverns Louis Armstrong serenades his wife and a sphinx dm ing oih> musicians are exploring older ty where, over the rainbow, one Gets Me Down." "Journey Into and hawked on the streets as cheap musical roots. of his trips abroad. .]»/:/.. one way in which Antci i« ;ms have might find a million-doUar baby in a ^GRANPm.HMtNCUFFAMPE YOUA-nFRACK/^ broadsides, flouri.shed during A number of country players, such Jazz, and ’ 'This School Is Drivini! the expressed themselves through nmsic. has bec'n ('xpoilid five and ten cent store. Me Crazv." Colonial |)criud. as Willie Nelson, are discarding 4 4 throughout the world. Departing from the sounds and string sections and complex recor­ PACK SIX»A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mjim hcstor. Conn . Sal.. March II. Itf78 grandchildren and two great­ Obituaries J grandchildren. The funeral is Monday at 11 a.m . at Principal changes announced Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church. From I’agr Our teaching principal at South School >irK. i.oiiiH it. i)r('arii The Rev. Charles Kuhl. pastor, will Shensie both commented on the in­ proven “track record" as an able ad­ officiate. Burial will be in East her career was the completion of the where she worked with the parents creased attention on special educa­ m inistrator and has had experience ELLINGTON - Mrs. Adeline new addition at Highland Park Cemetery. toward the construction of Martin tion and individualized instruction in working with school organization A MEALTO MAKE Loetseher DeCarli. 58. of 152 Sadds Friends may call at Holmes School, which she said took a long School. In 1966, she was director of and extensive work and additions to that will lend itself to accom­ Mill Road died Friday afternoon at Funeral Home. 400 Main St.. Sunday tim e and hard work by residents of Head Start for one year as well as curriculum. modating the IG E (Individual Guided Hartford Hospital. She was the wife from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. the district. being principal at South Sch^ .^ The permanent transfer of Tim- Education) option at Buckley School. of Louis B. DeCarli. The family suggests that any Mrs. Shensie said the highlight of She received all her et^ution brell, who has been a teaching prin­ He also said the transfer is in keeping Mrs. DeCarli taught at Windemere memorial gifts may be made to the her career was when she becam e the degrees from the University of cipal at Keeney School since 1958, with the policy of transferring prin­ School before retiring last Memorial Fund of Zion Evangelical first principal of the new Martin Connecticut. was made for several reasons, cipals who have been at one school December. She also had taught at the School. She said the following 10 Mrs. Shensie has two sons and lives MEMORIES BY Lutheran Church. 112 Cooper St. Kennedy explained. He said Buckley for a long period of time. Maple Street School in Vernon for 15 years have been the most rewarding at 54 Tuck Road with her husband &hooI will need strong and con­ Timbrell began his teaching career - years. KoIhtI (!(>l(‘iiian of her education career. Edward. During her retirement she tinuous administrative leadership at Waddell School in 1953. 1M|^ She was born in Ellington and had Robert Coleman, 24, of 49 Eldwards Mrs, Shensie began her teaching hopes to travel to Hawaii and Alaska, during the next few years because it received his education froH r lived here all her life. She was a com­ St. died Friday afternoon at his career at Nathan Hale School in the only states she has not visited. will be the receiving school for many Willimantic State Teachers College; municant of the Church of St. Luke home. He was the husband of Mrs. January 1942, moving to Bowers Noting the changes in education Mudents involved in the closing of and the University of Hartford. • and a member and past president of Frances Tierney Coleman. School for one year in 1963. In during their tenure as teachers and Green School in June 1979. He and his wife Doris have three* Ellington's American Legion Mr. Coleman was born Sept. 16. September 1964. she became principals. Miss Atwood and Mrs. Kennedy said Timbrell has a children, Cindy, Becky, and David. ; Auxiliary. She also was a past (iresi- 1953. in Manchester and had lived dent of the Vernon Teachers Associa­ here all his life. tion. He is also survived by his mother, Other survivors are two sons. Mrs. Doris Machie Coleman of Crackdown planned on absent students Broiled Butterfly Garnished Eldward U. DeCarli and Christian J. Manchester: three sisters. Miss From Page One absenteeism and on students who has shown a decrease in the absenteeism rate for the year has-’, Pork Chops Ireherg Wedges DeCarli. both at home: two Frances Coleman and Miss Doris ■ SsT- Yt may be skipping one or two classes a absenteeism from 13.14 percent Mon­ been around 14 percent. There are*'! 6 to 8 pork butterfly chops, cut 1 to 2 heads Western iceberg lettuce daughters. Heidi A. DeCarli and Coleman, both of Manchester, and The new attendance efforts, an­ day, by referring to the computer now 1,980 students enrolled at the.' IVi inches thick 8 green onions- Elizabeth M. DeCarli. both at home: Miss Roberta Coleman of East Hart­ day to 9.15 percent Friday. nounced to students by Emmerling data. high school. Salt and pepper 1 large or 2 small naval oranges a sister. Mrs. Marion L. Griswold of ford: and a brother. Henry Coleman Emmerling and Kennedy last week, includes the hiring of two The Youth Service Department has Emmerling said he does not think- Rhuberry Sauce* Oriental Dressing* Broad Brook: and an aunt. Mrs. of Florida. cautioned against too much op­ part-time persons to call parents also been asked to put more time in it unreasonable to expect students to. Cut a 1-inch slit in the small end of Core lettuce, rinse, drain and Mary Cooley of Tolland. The Holmes Funeral Home. 400 timism from the figures in the first during the evening hours to check on at the high school to work with the week, however, they said they were come to school, to attend classes, and‘ each chop to partially divide the two refrigerate in plastic bag 1 hour or The funeral is Monday at 10 a m Main St., is in charge of a student's absence that day. The more chronic attendance cases. pleased with the low absentee rate to learn something while there. He sections. Place chops on rack in longer. Cut root end from onions and from the Ladd Funeral Home. 19 arrangements, which are in­ callers also check on chronic Kennedy said. for Thursday and Friday and said said he has also aimed his recent dis­ broiler pan so surface of meat is 4 to cut to 5 or 6 inches in length. Feather Ellington Ave.. Rockville, with a complete. Emmerling said the response from they would be pleased if it remains 5 inches from heat. Boil 8 minutes; both ends of each onion by cutting mass at the Church of St. Luke at 11. cussions with the student body on the parents and the students has been under 10 percent for the rest of the season with salt and pepper, turn IMi-inch slits into each end several Burial will be at the convenience of false alarms, vandalism and other Opera preview excellent. year, shops and broil 8 minutes on second times. Cut large orange into 8 wedges the family. Correction similar problems that have occurred The music and story of Mozart's The first week's parental calling Emmerling said the average recently. sides. Season with salt and pepper or each of 2 small oranges into 4 There are no calling hours. “ Don Giovanni " will be discussed at and continue broiling 5 to 10 minutes wedges. Tread 1 orange wedge and 1 The family suggests that any Joseph Paquette said Friday an ar­ two opera previews scheduled Mon­ or until done. Place chops on warm green onion on each of 8 small memorial gifts may be made to the ticle in Friday's Herald misquoted day at the First Federal Savings. 344 platter and serve with Rhuberry skewers and spear one into top of American Cancer Society. 2.37 E. him about a requested zone change [Police report Sauce. 6 to 8 servings. each lettuce wedge. Serve with Center St.. Manchester. w! Middle Turnpike near the on Silver Lane. East Hartford. Manchester Parkade. The zone change requested is from MANCHESTER chilled Oriental Dressing. 8 servings. The morning group will begin at BIA to B2 in order to allow the con­ John J. Klein M ancliesler 9:30 a m , and the evening group at struction of a McDonald's Q TIAR m PARKADE John J . Klein. 78. of 28 Foley St. Manchester Police died Friday morning at his home. His 7:30 p.m. with the same material restaurant. being presented each time. arrested Thomas E. Hind- \ ^ l m wife. Emman Schulz Klein, died .Ian The Herald incorrectly quoted SUN. 12 • 5 The public is invited. Admission is son, 27, of 130 Nutmeg 18. Paquette as saying two of the real es­ free. tate brokers involved in the zone Lane, E ast Hartford, and Mr. Klein was born May 24,1899. in change request are Eugene Paganet- charged him with Stock Up Now for Spring and Summer! *Orienlal Dressing Mor. Austria-Hungary, and had lived ti and George Hannon. operating while under the in Manchester for 70 years. Before 1 1/3 cups mayonnaise Lottery Paquette said the two men have influence of liquor and mis­ 3 tablespoons Domino Liquid his retirement 13 years ago. he had using registration plates. been employed for more than 25 been involved in most zone change Brown Sugar Manuel Swass Jr ., 46, of King’s Sewing Notions! years at Pratt and Whitney Division activities in the past in Silver Lane. *Rhul>erry Sauce 2 tablespoons soy sauce The number drawn Friday in the Mansfield was charged of United Technologies Corp.. East But he did say Friday that they are 1 package (16 ounces) frozen whole Va teaspoon sugar Connecticut daily lottery was 031. Friday with driving under Hartford. not involved in this particular zone strawberries, defrosted Va teaspoon ginger the influence of alcohol. s o s s He is survived by two sons. change. A GREAT ASSORTMENT! 1 pound rhubarb Combine mayonnaise, liquid brown Richard E. Klein of East Hartford Winter sports \ e r n o n 1 tablespoon butter or margarine sugar, soy sauce and ginger. Cover • V." EIm IIc • InviilUa Nylon Thread and William J. Klein of Huntington. Information on breast self- 'A teaspoon salt and chill in refrigerator 1 hour or Weather permitting, there will be William Hanselmann, 33, • V Elutic Mass.: a daughter. Mrs, Robert examination was presented recently • 6" Sawing or KnlUIng Gauge Vj teaspoon cinnamon longer. Yield IV. cups. supervised coasting at Center of 139 Warren Ave., Ver­ • V Elnllc • Safety Pin AaaortmanI (Florence) Scully of Manchester and in the Adult Basic Education evening Vi teaspoon ginger Springs Park today and Sunday from non, was charged Friday • V." Elullc West Palm Beach, Fla.: two school at Manchester High School, • Ban Point Straight Pina 1 tablespoon cornstarch 10 a m. to 9 p.m. There will also be with disorderly conduct in • V Elullc • School Selaiort brothers, Stephen Klein of not the Adult Evening School as Drain strawberries, reserving skiing at Northview from 10 a m. to 5 connection with a domestic • Transparent Bobbin • AaaortmanI of Snapi Manchester and Frank Klein of San appeared erroneously. The presenta­ syrup. Trim rhubarb, cut in 1-inch p.m. disturbance. He was held . Marking Panell • towing Muhina Bobbin Diego. Calif.: a sister, Mrs. Edward tion was sponsored by the American pieces and place in saucepan. Add all in lieu of a $500 surety m • Baain RIppar • Skirt Hook and Eye For information, call 643-4700. Cancer Society in Manchester. blit 2 tablespoons of the syrup and 1 egg mixed with 1 tablespoon milk baking sheet. Prepare Wheat Germ place about 45 minutes or until **Liquld Brown Sugar Dziadus of Ellington: eight bond. • $0" Tapa Manure • Large Craft Needle stir in butter or margarine, salt, cin­ Liquid Brown Sugar Almond Filling and spread in strip doubled. Bake in moderate oven Fru.ling • Tracing Paper • Self Threading Naadia Wheal Germ namon and ginger. Bring to boil, Frosting** down center of dough. Snip dough (350°F.) 25 to 30 minutes or until 6 to 7 tablespoons Domino Liquid • Thread HoMsr • Houuhold NaadiM Almond Ring reduce heat and cook 3 minutes. Heat milk and butter together until from outside edges of rectangle to golden. Prepare Easy Brown Sugar Brown Sugar Police • Aatortad Ribbon • PolyMtar Zipper Aaurtmant Ya cup milk Blend remaining 2 tablespoons warm to the touch, about 100°F. inch from filling at Mt-inch intervals. Frosting; place in pastry tube and 2 cups sifted confectioners' sugar • Aaurtad towing Muhina Naadiu 6 tablespoons butter strawberry syrup with cornstarch; (Butter does not have to melt com­ Join end of strip |1 with end of strip pipe in ribbons over ring. Blend liquid brown sugar into con­ 1 package active dry yeast robe gradually combine with rhubarb and pletely.) Pour into large bowl. #2 from opposite side. Repeat to fectioners’ sugar until of spreading Your Choice ‘/a cup sugar * Wheal Gerin Almund cook, stirring constantly until Sprinkle with yeast and stir until dis­ consistency, beating until smooth. 1 teaspoon salt Filling thickened. Cook 2 minutes. Fold in solved. Stir in sugar, salt, 2 eggs, Yield; 1 cup. K 2 eggs, beaten 1 can (8 ounces) almond paste oldup strawberries. wheat germ, cinnamon, cloves and SUPER Va cup Kretschmer wheat germ, 1 cup Kretschmer wheat germ, raisins. Add enough flour, a little at a regular or sugar & honey regular or sugar & honey time, to make a soft dough which Manchester Police 2 eggs 4 J 1 1 teaspoon cinnamon leaves sides of bowl. Turn out onto form crisscross. Continue pattern en­ reported an armed robbery '/* cup butter Va teaspoon cloves floured surface. Knead, adding flour tire length of dough. Join ends to Friday afternoon outside " Not '/4 cup sugar Vz cup raisins as necessary, for 5 minutes or until form a ring. Brush egg wash over the A & P Food Store in the Wo R«Mrv“ <‘»rf m u TS I ft* '® . Crumble almond paste; beat in Tho RIgl Tyogrophlcol 214 to 3 cups flour dough is smooth and elastic. Roll into dough. Cover loosely with plastic Burr Corners Shopping COUPON wheat germ, eggs, butter and sugar. Wheat Germ Almond Filling* 15 X 8-inch rectangle. Transfer to wrap. Let rise in warm, draft free Plaza. To LImlll A Police said that two employees were on their Museum, and presently chairman of Here’s her original recipe for WWW way to make a money Ono Coupon por AT FRANKS Good Sat. and Mon. the two gift shops run by the Sluffeil Mu.hroum. Chinese Chews are a favorite at the deposit and had just left Fimlly auxiliary, the Gift Shop in the lobby 'A package (small) dry herb stuf­ home of Barbara Norris of 84 the store when they were March 11 and March 13 and the Bright Spot on the ground fing mix (or 'A cup leftover cooked Hamilton Drive, as is her Perfect held up by a white male floor. She has been a member of the rice) Pot Roast, the recipe for which we'll wearing a light tan ski Your neighbor’s kitchen auxiliary for six years and previously 1 egg pass on at a later date. mask, light trousers and a served as nominating chairman. 'A cup browned hamburg, seasoned CliinciM- Clirwit dark ski jacket. The inci­ ★ ★ ★ with salt and pepper. 1 cup sugar dent occurred shortly after By Betty Ryder CLORAX Katherine Zapadka is another busy 'A cup milk, bouillon or wine 2 eggs 1 p.m., police said. member. Her husband, Phillip, is ‘A cup grated parmesan cheese, 'A cup shortening An undetermined vice president of Woodland Gardens Medium sharp cheese, sliced into 1 cup flour amount of cash and checks \lq| and they have two sons, Nathaniel, 6, 'A-inch squares I teaspoon vanilla were taken from the two and Ethan, 3; and a daughter, Sarah Large mushrooms 'A teaspoon salt BLEACH I have long known that the ladies 1 stick butter employees, police said. University of Connecticut; Alex HI, a 15 months. Clean mushrooms and remove ‘A to % cup nuts, chopped who comprise the Manchester ' Salt & pepper to taste The two told police that the freshman at Central Connecticut She is chairman of the library cart stems. Chop 5 or 6 stems finely and 1 pkg. cut-up dates assailant was carrying a GALLO N Reg. ^ Memorial Hospital Auxiliary were 6 slices Mozzarella cheese 8 9 State College; David, a senior at and prior to becoming a mother, she mix with first five ingredients. Fill Cream butter, sugar and eggs handgun. busy, but I never realized that with Flour Manchester High School; and Laurel, was a social worker. When lime clean caps with mixture. Put into thoroughly. Then add flour, salt, all their activities they still find time 1 egg (beaten) After the incident, the a sixth grader at Buckley School. allows, she enjoys white water buttered baking fish, top with cheese vanilla, nuts and dates. Mix well. male got into a car that to whip up some fabulous meals for Fresh bread crumbs Betty is past president of the canoeing, antiquing, gourmet squares and bake at 350 degrees Turn into greased 9xl3-inch pan, bake I _ will' rrl«f $7.60 purtlMM. their families. 2 tablespoons parsley was being driven by I FRANK 9 .xcliiObii CMOM RMi Manchester Junior Women’s Club, cooking, and reading. But as she a ^ u l 7 minutes, or until cheese 25 minutes at 350 degrees. Cool. another person. Talking to Polly Davis, publicity ‘A teaspoon each — sage, rosemary NESTLES past trustee of the Lutz Junior wrote, “ Mostly, I mother." melts. Sprinkle confectioners sugar on top. NISTLE'S chairman of MHA, I inquired as to and thyme The vehicle was later WWW Cut into squares. CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE MIX CNOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE MIX WRIGHFS ASSORTED whether some of the members would ‘4 cup dry white wine located at the Burr Corners MORE SUPER SAVINGS! Shirley Ann McCray of 280 E. Mid­ Both Barbara and her husband, H O Z . $ 1 share their recipes with us. They Flatten chicken between-wax i ' parking lot near the shop­ 1 2 0 Z . $ '1 FKOS. .1 dle Turnpike, first vice president of William, are Manchester natives. 2 • Bondei Ptiehm agreed. Now, making the selection paper and spread with Vi stick ping center. The ignition ■ a m couroN rai f a im y Packaged • Polyulsr No-RoH Elullc the auxiliarv, sent in several great They have two children, I-csIie, a PKGS. itllH THIS COUPON • Jitty Fu m , .,.1 had been tampered with, I I U) VI 0000 TWO SAT.. MAIICH II M O III •Sewing Kit from such fine recipes is the butter. Season with salt and pepper. junior at Manchester High School, 2 • ISO Polnl recipes. She works part time as a and police said that the car Ben • Box ol BobbkM problem. Place 1 slice of cheese on each Lace StrMghl PbM registered nurse at Meadows Con­ and Michael, a student at United had been stolen from the • Sewing Machine Naodiu As publicity chairman, Polly is breast, roll up and dip in egg. Roll in Technical Schools in Springfield, I, AT wHh p«tw I7.SO • Tracing KH valescent Home with psychiatric and same parking lot where It I • Naadia Asaortmant responsible for informing and bread crumbs and arrange in baking Mass. Bill is a supervisor at Digital ll FRANK'S Midiidhia Hm i I retarded patients. • Blankal Binding • Ham a Drape Marker educating the membership and dish. Melt remaining butter, add was found In additon she is an instructor of Equipment Corp. in Westfield, Mass. pk0t public about auxiliary programs and parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme. Police arc still in­ ! IVORY and Many Moral the junior volunteers at MMH, presi­ They are all members of Center IVORY activities through the media. Bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes. vestigating the matter 22 dent of Bowers School PTA, chair­ Congregational Church. Polly is also a member of the board Baste with butter mixture. Pour ! LIQUID OZ. man of MOTION (Youth Task Force Barbara has been an active OM COUPON NR FAMtr I Your Choice of directors of the Auxiliary’s Gift wine over and bake for 20 minutes !No m atiiKM ' LIQUID of Chamber of Com m erce) and member of Buckley School PTA, a OOOO THAU SAT., MAI. II M0 44| Shop and a volunteer at the Lutz more. Baste with pan liquid from WITH IHIS COUPON Choose from a wide variety. Perfect nominating chairman of the den mother, a Girl Scout assistant, Junior Museum. A native of the time to time. Serves 6. There won't be any Sun­ ______a______I for the new soft, feminine Manchester Community Service teacher's aide and is currently chair­ Philadelphia area, Polly and her hus­ ★ ★ ★ day matinee performance look. Council. She is also a past president man of the Pediatrics Craft Corner band, R ich a rd , have lived in Auxiliary member Betty Signer of for Manchester High of Jaycee Wives, a member of at MMH and has been a member of it Manchester for eight years. They 43 Woodstock Drive, submitted a School's "Mame" as Mother's Circle and Women's Club of for two years. have a daughter, 6V4. recipe for Pork and Rice Stuffed originally announced when Manchester. She has been a member of the ► BUFFERIN < f| 0 As you perhaps know, the auxiliary Peppers which is a favorite with her the musical was first BUFFERIN Shirley’s husband, Lee, works with auxiliary for four years and served $119 was formed in 1923 and at that time family. scheduled ■"i'lii power systems in Farmington, a sub­ on its board for one year. The main TABLETS '^ 1 the annual report showed a I’orh and Rice Stuffed Pepper. Some of the lead OWCOUFONFtlPAMAV sidiary of United Technologies Corp. goal of the Craft Corner, Barbara TABLETS 4 ’ » l j membersnip of 103 persons. Divided l'/4 pounds of lean ground pork characters are leaving INIIH IHIS COUPON 0000THMJSAT..MAI. II They have three daughters. Rebecca said, is to make the children's stay as into five groups, the auxiliary met to Sundav for a Washington, % cup rice Kay, 13, M elissa Mary, 11, and enjoyable as possible. make surgical dressings and sew 'k D C., trip cup water Amanda Ann, 9; and a son, Jonas, 6. WWW and, also, in conjunction with the 1 teaspoon salt The play will be Here's her recipe for Nancy Barnes, chairman of the presented tonight, nursing staff, held fund-raising 10 large peppers lluliun Clifcxe Ci4k€- ward clerks at MMH, lives at 29 events. In 1923 it gave the hospital a 2 tablespoons butter however, at 8 p.m. in CRYOVAC 1 pkg. yellow cake mix Somerset Drive with her husband. FRESH FASHION FABRICS donation of $400. 2 tablespoons flour Bailey Auditorium Tickets 1 cup water Robert. Their two sons reside in Since then, its growth has been out­ 32-oz. tomato juice are sold at the door CABBAGE 2 eggs California with the couple's two BRISKET POLYESTER AND COTTON standing. The auxiliary offers many Remove core and seeds from 'A cup sugar grand-daughters, ages 7 and six volunteer services in the hospital and peppers. Mix pork, rice, salt, and 1 teaspoon cinnamon months. The Barnes returned to last year its volunteers donated 48,- In Memoriiiiii Prints & Solids water. Stuff peppers loosely. Place in I teaspoon almond extract Manchester 3*A years ago after living In anti loving mrm,,ry „t l.m,ia 733 hours to the hospital. large kettle and add tomato juice. 3 lbs. Ricotta cheese in San Jose, C a lif. for 12 years. Nan­ mh * aw.iv Mart'h 44/45’ wkla. Suparb aaltction ■ Outside of the hospital, members Bring to a boil. Reduce heat to a slow CORNED BEEF ■A cup sugar cy served on the auxiliary's board for of prints and solida in spring j^.-onduct various health programs, simmer, cover and cook for 1 hour or 20 years before becoming ward clerk 6 eggs ViHj »ri' n„l l.irtoiirn l.m,|a colora. Fashion langtha. n 'Yponsor a Career Day for students, until rice is cooked. Nnr fvrr will v„u ho ( r I lim -B Sndiv mis.v'vt l„ MILK Davis, publicity chairman; and Shirley McCray, first vice degrees and bake for 50 minutes. Avnlio and Cnt lo lln li skin and halve breast) children, Daniel, a junior at the president. (Herald photo by Pinto) PAGE TWO-B— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., March 11. 1978

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Com.. Sat., March It I97B- PAGE rilllKK-H Forum of the arts ------miT ■iiiiwii-wa ——mm garlic and veal in hot skillet using the (^ 9w s for senior citiie n s By WAU.Y FORTIN At the Buehnell Schuetz Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the church ^ ...... oil. Sprinkle with salt and pepper Meetinghouse, 277 Main St., Hartford. For information, JQ 3 ® Retnove garlic. Add undrained "England by Canal Boat" Is the subject of the call Mary James, 249-8627. mushrooms. Cover and zimmer for Hi! The first reminder is triple. Dot Hughes, 325; and the luckjrprize winners as things progress. Continued friini Page One-lt travelogue that will be narrated by James Metcalf • The Roy Meriwether Trio will perform Thursday at 8 Buckley School PTA and also served 15 minutes. While meat is simmering tonight at 8 and Sunday at 2 and 9 p.m. at Bushnell that tomorrow we have a Russ Nettleton, 505. high were: Also, as you are reading as its treasurer and fair chairman. p.m. Ih the Manchester Community College auditorium double-header rehearsal cup brown sugar cMk noodles. Drain noodles and toss Memorial Hall in Hartford. single, Corinne Gibson, G eorge L ast, 4,700; this. I should be receiving a Presently she is co-chairman of the With sour cream. on Bidwell Street. For information, contact the student for the Variety Show. This 120; Al Christensen. 203. Nadine Malcom, 3,550; report from our good Vi teapsoon onion salt Monday at 10:30 a.m., Wider Horizons features Jose activities office at 646-4900, extension 259. Fair Boutique. in 1W quart casserole dish, place Vi means the cast will start at Marjorie McLain, 2,860. friend Richard Lawrence, Place uncooked roast in a Dutch Greco, celebrated Flaminco dancer. For information • Sunday at 2 p.m.. Doc Watson, a “picker” from Deep (!urd ^uiiiea Her husband is employed at Aetna the noodle mixture, next W of the 1 p.m.. take a break at 5. who has been going out of oven or heavy skillet with oven-proof contact David Walko, 866 United Nations Plaza, New Gap, N.C., along with his son. Merle on guitar and On Wednesday morning New O n l e r Insurance Co. The couple has two veal and mushroom mixture. Next then back to more action his way to do the seniors a handle. Blend ketchup, beer, sugar York. N.Y. 10001. telephone 212-751-8672). Michael (kileman on bass, will perform at the Connec­ we had ten tables for our We are still keeping busy children, Stacey, 13, and Bret, 9. place one sliced tomato and W of the from 6 to 8. Everyone is most important favor in and onion salt. Pour over roast. Thursday at 8 p.m., the Connecticut Opera Association ticut Center for the Performing Arts of the American pinochle games and the with our work in connec­ Cover tightly and bake in a 325 V'ful (.iamicrulr Swiss cheese slices. Repeat the reminded to bring their coming up with some ball 2 tablespoons salad oil presents a children's Opera, English version of "La Shakespeare 'Theatre in Stratford. (375-5000 weekdays winners were: tion with the Green School. degree oven for 3 to 4 hours or until layers once more. Pour wine and stir own goodies to munch on. park figures that will be in­ 1 clove garlic Boheme," presented by a young American cast, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.) Bob S ch u b ert, 657: This past week some of our tender. Serves 8. in Parm esan cheese into the The show is moving volved in the renovations 1 lb. veal (cut into thin slices) March 19 at 7 p.m,, the Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Michael Haberern. 632; committee met with Dr. ★ ★ ★ remaining liquid in skillet. Pour into • An evening of jazz will be provided by New England’s along and still lots of hard needed at the school. Salt and Pepper one of the original New Orleans jazz bands, returns. (246- own Galvanized Jazz Band in a concert to be presented by Jennie Fogarty. 611: Arvid James P. Kennedy, Veal Casserole is a favorite at the casserole. Bake uncovered for 30 6807) work to be done because of In order to set up the 2 (4 oz.) cans mushrooms the Connecticut Traditional Jazz Club at the Holiday Inn, M- Peterson. 607; John superintendent of schools, home of Richard and Carol Bolin at minutes. the new style of‘the show rooms to best fit our needs, 4 oz. thin noodles East Main Street, Meriden, March 18 from 8:30 p.m. to Phelps. 585; Mina Reuther, and had a very interesting • 80 Carpenter Road. Carol has been ■ u*’'* information in we are going to present. there are a number of '/2 cup sour cream midnight. Tickets are moving at a 574; Bob Hill, 566; Bess and informative meeting. membership chairman for the MHA the MHA call the Director of Theater events changes and additions Vi lb. Swiss cheese • Gretchen Cryer and Nancy Ford, nice pace and we expect a Moonan, 566; John Derby, Our committee will be for two years, was secretary of the Volunteers at 646-1222, Extn. 333, 562; George Last, 556. working very closely with which must be made. At 2 sliced tomatoes In the next few weeks, I’ll pass • The Glastonbury Players will present "Night singlng/songwriting team, will appear Sunday at 4 and 8 full house for the two Gift Shop board, and a volunteer in W cup dry white wine Watch," a suspenseful drama of murder and intrigue by p.m. at The Old Place, 65 Kinsley St., Hartford. (246- In the afternoon we had Dr. Kennedy and members other auxiliary activities. along some of the other recipes the nights we will perform, Sec Page 4-B W cup grated Parmesan cheese Lucille Fletcher tonight at 8 at the Gideon Welles Junior 6801) twelve players for bridge of the Board of Education She served as vice president of the board members sent in. You’ll just and suggest that you Heat oven to 375 degrees. Brown love them, I know. High School on Neipslc Road, Glastonbury. Tickets at the • ’The Hartford Symphony "Pops" concert will feature purchase your tickets real door. For information, call 569-3403 or 633-4410. “’The Great Dance Bands Revisited ” Saturday, March 18, soon. • The Manchester Gilbert & Sullivan Players will pre­ at the Hartford Jai-Alai Fronton. (278-1450) The show is scheduled sent "Ruddigore" Thursday at 7 p.m., and Friday and • Anne Koscielny, pianist and member of the faculty at for April 14 and 15, and the An Stqp& Shofis open siuidayg March 18 at 8 p.m. in East Catholic High School Hartt College of Music of the University of Hartford will way time is flying by, it auditorium. present a recital Monday at 8 p.m. in Millard Auditorium isn't that far away. Coupon * Shop Coupon at the university, 200 Bloomfield Ave., West Hartford. Robert Gordon, left, is shown as Despard, Busy Tliiirsduy In a burlesque of the old fashioned English melodrama, The event is free. Manchester Gilbert & Sullivan Players vvim itisco4»n#xJAS750puch«se j j i a j j g f Wim iNs coupon a S7 50 puefutt* the evil Baronet of Ruddigore who is Gilbert and Sullivan tell the story of the Baronets of Rud­ • Sandra Denmead will be the soprano soloist in a Thursday at 7 p.m., and Friday and Saturday Some big news is that digore Castle who bear the weight of a curse on their line choral concert for Lent by the Trinity Episcopal Church threatening Chris Hand as Rose and Kevin at 8 p.m. in East Catholic High School this coming Thursday is going to be one very busy Chicken (hat they must commit a crime a day or die in agony. choir with organ and orchestra, Sunday at 4 p.m. at Trini- Marceau as Robin in a scene from “Rud­ auditorium. Tickets at the door. (Herald IWessoni The current baronet is watched over constantly by a day and night. We start off ty Church, 120 Sigourney St., Hartford. digore’’ which will be presented by the photo by Dunn) Pure of the Sea picture gallery of ancestors who are ready at any mo­ with our ceramics and I Vegetable ment to enforce the penalty of death. social dancing classes in ^Sotid White When the production was last presented by the G&S the morning. Then for our Players in 1969, Louise Withey designed the costumes and noon meal we will be ser­ on painted full length portraits of the ancestors. These are ving that favorite O’corned ) 24oz. bottle Tuna being Incorporated in the second act by this year's set beef and cabbage Irish in water 7oz. can designer, Philip Blyskal. style. Along with this theme there runs the usual mixed up In the afternoon, we. will love affairs and secret identities characteristic of a have Elaine Dyer from the Gilbert & Sullivan story. Human Services Depart­ Cast as Robin Oakapple and Rose Maybud, the young ment aboard to explain to lovers, are Kevin Marceau of Manchester and Chris Hand rm sst you folks, all about the new Good Sun Mar 12-Sat Mar Urnrf one can per customer of East Hartford. Marceau appears with the Players for town sponsored Dial-A- the first time. Miss Hand will be remembered for her Ride program. This will be role as Josephine in "H.M.S. Pinafore" and Meg Brockie a very informative presen­ in "Brigadoon." for freshness and tation and one that effects Others in the cast are Bob Plunkett, Alden Jackson, a large number qf folks •MComvn^Kernel 4 Linda Fegy, Joy Esterson, Dorothy Selinger, Mary who must rely on transpor­ 180X14 C u t Green Beanss>nQtoy4'?;ff‘ 1 G reen Beans l c»» , Flannelly.and John Lombardo. tation. So we hope you’ll 3 carta I The bad Baronet is portrayed by Robert Gordon, who COUPON try to make it to this has appeared in each of the Gilbert & Sullivan Players’ meeting so you’ll be aware Del Monte Peas productions since the group began 31 years ago. London Broil of the new system. Tickets are available from Liggett Parkade Drug and SAVINGS By the way, once this CutGreen Bean8wMon,s3{SS’1 Bartlett Pears 2 *1 Watkins Store, both in Manchester, Vernon Drug at Ver­ Bm ( Chuck Dial-A-Ride goes into non Circle, and at the door, Shoulder effect, our Mini-Bus will For information, call 646-6235. SiMk drop some of its pickups. SsMTomato Puree 2 -1 • The Manchester High School music department The bus was purchased for Fruit Cocktail Pel Monte 2 iiS’1 Applesauce siop&shop2'S* 1 presents "Marne" tonight at 8 in Bailey Auditorium at C ris c o the purpose of picking up seafood Plan delicious Lenten menus Manchester High School. Tickets at the door. / Dubuque Corned Brookside Farms \ seniors who are not on our Stop& Shop’s “Great Beef” USDA Choice • At the Goodspeed Opera House in East Haddam, the Shortening regular large bus route, to DdMonteBeans 5>1 final travelogue in the current series will be March 18 at bring them to the center to Fresh Cod Cut Green or French Style 2:30 and 8:30 p.m., and March 19 at 4 p.m. The subject participate in our Del C 6 ' O t l i f Beef'^ji* Del Monte Sweet PeasS’ciS'l CreamStyleCom Montnwf ccans a n ■ will be "Scotland," produced and narrated by William Chicken i programs. While waiting Httets Sylvester. (873-8668) $448 for this transportation z , Del Monte 8‘40 | • A Bicentennial Band Shell benefit show will be system to begin, we extend Dressed Smells 89’ Sirloin SteiUk cans^l L e g s Whole Sliced Yellow Cling presented Wednesday, March 29, at Bailey Auditorium in our use of the car to help Cooked Shrimp^J^olSSlFrail;,'“ 1.39 Peaches * in iX V SO sychjie v m** FruK Cocktail wwom. 4L,, Manchester High School. Proceeds from the townwide ObOOMiicMpinroMirChlS 1978 you folks to go to the doc­ Haddock Rllets 1 b ' 1.39 Fruit Cocktail wwom. 4“c^i'1 Royal Gelatins 463S*1 i.ffi.? one couoo" pei 'amj, Variety Talent Show will benefit the Band Shell. For ad­ Thin Cut tors, hairdresser, etc. Now Family Pack Rounder Fillets M.39 Loin^ n^ Pineapple vance tickets, call Jean Forschino at 647-9302 or Cheryl that Dial-A-Ride is about to 2'A lb. Average Cooked Rsh Cakes 8 9 cans I start, you'll have to use the [ Please all the steak lovers Grapefruit Drink Pitts at 644-9985. For information, call Susan Hudak at ^b . Del Monte Hb. . > new system for your in yoiir family.. with this Arts Encounter, 48 Purnell Place, 649-3230. m FruitCocktail 2«SI‘1 Sandwich Bags a ’iS S a *1 naturally tender, juicy H i special trips. • Jeanne Mangino of South Windsor will appear in a Fresh Saltwater ) USDA 7 o1 "Great Beef'! loading role of the Tri-Town Players' production of "Bus Now in the evening it is (CMOtCf lb ,jf Slop■■ Friday, March 18, 24 and 25 at 8:15 p.m. at the Ver­ G w aH ney going to be our big St. yMiissei m Spaghetti or Elbow Macaroni 4Qkgi M A non Center Middle School. Reservations may be made by Patrick’s Dance from 7:30 T om ato S a u ce siooj Shot. 4 1^‘ 1 Mushrooms2c’ri k ______40i| 4 i p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Tickets Beef Top Round Steak ‘1.89^ cans 1 railing Karen Carlberg, 871-1155. Tickets also at the door. G re a t D o g s Brookside Farms \ 44 Made with Chicken - low In calories. will be limited at the door comer deli shop our full service 60Z so maybe you’d better pick delis for tasty meats and entrees! Beef Top Round Steak 1st Cuts ‘1.99«, cans 1 • The drama department at Manchester Community your ticket up soon to be Tomato Paste 5 -T College will present Anton Chekhov's classic drama, Chickens | BonelessBiadeSleakBeef Chuck*1.89. S w is s M is s H ot C o co a M ix '1 Bakin g Soda sure of getting in. Htguldr or withMarshmallow»-12 ounce package 3 X '1 "The Three Sisters" tonight at 8 in the MCC auditorium Qdckett Ron Whole •■Ih iNs couoof |7 50 p\^ehJSC or motf Tax assistance 20%*Lean Ground Beef .29b on the Bidwell Street campus. Tickets at the door. Avg. Good Ma ic m ; irvu Uach 18 I97| • "Rain," the drama based on a short story by W. juice^^ l<'THionc{Ouoonpe''«n-iy Another bit of important VlUeaver\ga ‘ l . y information is to remind Bathroom llssue^^ Somerset Maugham, is being shown now through March Beef Franks HetyewfJahonafcelocasni^ 1. 39 4-1 26 at the Hartford Stage Company, 50 Church St Hart­ you that every Tuesday Palmolive Detergent 1 *1 Solid Air Freshener ford. (527-5151) Corned Beef $499 afternoon from 1 to 4 we Port Wine Ctieese Wispride ‘S' H .79 32 ounce bottle Natural HoneyaiicKie or S<)e.irminl have men available to help Gouda Cheese :n .9 9 • At The Old Place, 65 Kinsley St., Hartford, the world ^^okedPoffc 1402 ■ Rounds Purl Brand I ib you with your income tax. Dinners For Dogs premiere of Israel Horbvitz’s "Mackerel" will be per­ All Varieties 4 cans^l formed March 23-25 and 30 through April 1. The play is a Cut-up e 51* S irlo ia S teak Full Cut W'lti Tpncprio n 1.89 Just drop by and the men i S N R o a s t B e e t FriMdes comic fable of a 250,000-pound mackerel that crashes into keep things moving so Our Best Quality S 5lb51b Bag B ag Dog Food F o o d StoiStop4 Shop*1 Friskies Cat Food I t O O Porterhouse Steak^ °LO'" tt>2.49 Gravy or Crunchy Style Fish. Chchon rg uw.-r a family's seaside home. (246-6801) there Isn’t too long a Wait. or Glazed Ham “ ShoaUetwfiir I 5PaS‘1 Top Blade Steak e ° pound Makes a delicious boiled dinner. added • Four short plays by Eugene O’Neill are combined ^ Boneless Bfe* Cfiuct ib1.69 Another reminder is that into "Sea Plays" which is being presented now through Brookside Farms Drumsticks' .95* on Tuesday, March 21, is Potato Salad BegJSm®5«g» nbOt)' the super big Health Fair Slop & Shop Tuna Salad ‘’SM .89 Smoked PoikShoulder Roll*si^"1.49. lOne Lives April 9 at the Long Wharf Theatre in New Haven (787- Chicken Breast 1.79 Cat Food Vartefies4 ^’1 4282) Chicken Legs at the Manchester High s to p s Shop Meal Balls ^JS‘1.39 G a llo n Chicken Liver ...... 59* School Cafeteria. Our frozen foods Our freezers are full of values for every meal' • Robert Kasel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo R. Kasel, 33 Low Fat Quarters Sahara Wheat Bread aJSiJSg 59 Senior Bus will be making Here’s all the fixings for a delicious St, Patrick’s ( ole St. plays the role of the husband in "Rashomon," a P la s tic with Back Fresh D u cks AlSOFrOjen , . , . .89* ^ Available n Store featuring Service dell the rounds starting at 1 Day dinner, on sale all this week at Stop a Shop! SwansonMn M e eat i HGaLIce drama of ancient Japan in Auerbach Auditorium at the Ju g Breast Qtrs. a A a Smoked Shoulder » 99* p.m. from our center to our kitchen Fresh quality foods University of Hartford tonight, and Tuesday through with Wing F resh P o rk S teak p .Gomitryfiiie Pies ' « 8oz*8 Sun Glory Thursday Kasel is a graduate of Manchester Community iyiilkr.s .1.29 take you to the fair and will Assorted Flavors Finest Unsweetened ! wait for you. This means College and is employed as parts manager at Manchester 63 ^ tato Salad Clam Platter Taste OSea“2£J89 that our bus will also go Grapefruit Juice W ‘ 3 , S 8 9 Honda. StiqiCrShop First O' the Fresh Produce! shopping in the morning Haddock Fillets 16ounS^ ’1.79 Orange Juice 99 Grapefruit Juice 2 9 9 ^ Reg. or Oil & Vingear Dinner theater but will pick up at noon Mackerel Filletp letSS'S’g 8 9 ‘ G lazed Donuts 7 9 2-P1y sharp for the return home. Chocolate Pudding M.29 Salad Shrimp Camaten ‘3.99 C h ee se Pizza 9 9 • "The Sound of Music," an excellent show for the en­ C a lifo rn ia N avel At the fair, which will M ac^oni & C'heese 7 9 tire family, is on stage nightly except Mondays through Bathroom Tissue start at 2 p.m.. Mayor “ ' St«4Shoo to rto ir^Cixintiyrin* Eggplant Parmegian i?ox pkg 8 9 Celeste Cheese Pizza '?£5‘ 1.50 4 Beef with Gravy zBsifiSmJCfcgrroxeo t . U y April 2 at the Coachlight Dinner Theatre in East Windsor Stephen Penny will in­ RIchnAnd I QhickenPies _ Corned Beef Brisket skxtocdl .29. Veal Parmegian ®S£,*rS?” 1.89 Choc-Lit C o v e rsig y A '^ ’ 1.09 y 1522-1266 or 623-8227) troduce Gov. Ella Grasso. N M,59 • The Indian Hill Country Club in Newington is the Broccoii While at the fair, you can Oranges Mose/s Corned Beef Round *1.39. Stx>p our huge variety of fresh dairy foods! frozen meat Get extra's for your freezer! dairy scene of Theatre Newington's production of "Dark of the strawberry Preserves - 9 9 ^ California- 8 ^ ! get free screening for such Moon featuring Joey Vogel of Manchester as Barbara Franco American things as glaucoma, blood Nepco Corned Beef Brisket^s^»to*1.19. Allen. The play is fill^ with songs and mountain folklore, pressure, oral cancer and Lovittfs Shaved M anSarine f^tt^eCheese and will be presented as a dinner-theater production. For Sii^hetti O’s e soft tissue screening, lead Corned Beef Brisket for 0,«r Roasting *1.69. Sun .*1 BreakstonefiQ^ information, call F'rank or Kay West of Fisk Drive * 4 1 9 testing. Sickle Cell anemia, Steak °g2S * l? 9 Ou»t«PaondSllck. ^ CsWomis UrcMCurd 9 9 f Newington. ChooeelromS Varlebet heart disease, hearing and ^^o o k ed Sausages» StoplShopSozcJig- - - ( Whole Corned Beef Brisket _.99,? Tartgy or Low FsL diabetes. Stop & Shop Biscuits iJl Bordens Shakes Frosted 3 *1 Good and fresh for your boiled dinner! Buflorm* or HomMtyte AuortadFliiv'n Musical events F ris id e s C a t F o o d O There will be a large self-service deli stocked with number of informative all your tavorile brands! Cream Cheese SicptShcp ^2 n Sour Cream Slop 4 3cJS‘1 • Irishmen of all nationalities will get an early start on EKh can the equivalent o( 16 oz. 9 ^ ^ 3 9 Fresh Carrots CaW, l(*g« Frozen Favorites! booths there and it will be a Ihe wearin' of the green this year when the Hartford great opportunity to visit. Weaver Chicken J^resh Cabbage Jaffa ( ivic Center brings the Clancy Brothers to the Hartford Flaked d w bakery Save on deljoous baked goods from our ovens! Folger’s Coffee F in a s t The fair will end around ■lai Alai Fronton tonight at 7:30. The program begins with Oranges seven o’clock. H otDogs fifif an exhibition of local Irish dancers. Proceeds from this on*poundpk» ” Jumbo From Finast Dair/land! Now for some of the Imported 6 for 9 9 < English Muffins iSButtercrest concert will go towards building a bigger and better ^ f o e b ^ r g fresh from Green Peas news on the action here at Stop 8i Shop LivefWurst”S!55i ^9 9 3 2 0 , ^ coliseum. Bread loaves baker street o r the center. First of all, we Cold Cuts ’1.09 sto p s Shop • The Boston Symphony has announced a major expan­ P a r k a y extend our sincere thanks sion of its Tanglewood season this summer that will in­ Thick Sliced 09 Calf. Coffee Cake 39 Lem on P ie stops shop ” w “ 79 Corn to ohr good friend Marge Armour Star 2 clude an extra week of performances and a new Thursday ibCkg Margarine Reed for all her hard work ’ ------— -1,09 Big Daisy Bread 3 i-i^' 1 M arble Bar C ake ’“(fttSS” 7 9 evening scries of recitals by well known concert artists 3S Slop 8 Shop 8fec«d'At)4e Engiish . $ 4 Ouartere 77 over the past few years in 1 anglewood will begin Friday, June 30, with a concert by 3 2 ~9 9 ^ helping get our bridge the Boston Symphony Chamber Players and it will end iMuffins r . 1 Kraft Slices vSiTc^Slh... ’^1 .0 9 games started and just ^M oitlielgin Artichokes health & beauty aids ah your favorite brarlds at worthwhile savings! Aug 27 with Seiji Ozawa conducting the orchestra in a G e n o a S a la m i...... ,»1.19 Minute Maid Tropicana Orange Juice . coni 59* lately had to droptout for a Fresh Fresh California performance of Haydn's "The Seasons." The first Boston Cooked Ham O'Baam...... 1.29 while because of many Green Hot Cross Buns 89^ Orange M100K to* to. Large Size H SfrfM RUito Symphony concert will be a performance of Brahms' ivMibM Only Yogurt 3g.S.1.00 ArailaMe ml|F in itorai irith Sennee Oeh. 'v other commitments. (•erman "Requiem” on July 7. Juice 3 tz ^ f B Mst UII Duplin, 219; Class B high PAGE FOUR-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchetter. Conn,. Sat.. March 11. 1W8 MANCTESTE R jV i-JjING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Sat.. March it. 1978 - 1‘AGK KIVI-;-11 ( Newt for 1 itniorjQitizenf Hearing scheduled Monday^ Meetings next week AREA CHURCHES

Kroiii I’ligc .'{-It Here’s next week’s schedule of on toll-free call areas Tueuduy Authority, 24 Bluefield Drive. t:OVK>TRt I’KLSKVTKKI VN 1790 Ellington Rd.. South Windsor. Rev. FelloYvship. public m.eetings in Manchester CIU KCII. Nathan Hale School Road. 31. Harold W. Richardson, minister. AVERY ST. CHKISTI.AN Nursery; 10.30 a.m.. Worship Service, 4:30 p.m. — Advisory Board of Thursday sermon: "What John Saw In Christ ”; first it might sound like (locations are in Municipal Building, Health, Hearing Room. Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, pastor. 9:1s and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service KKI-OKMED CIII KCH, 661 Avery St.. lots of dollars, but in the The state Public Utilities Control parties will be considered in establishing M Center St., unless noted): 4:30 p.m. — Bandshell Committee, 9:30 a.m.. Worship: 11 a.m.. Sunday and Church School. South Windsor. Rev. Peter Mans, pastor. 6:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. 7 p.m. — Board of Directors, Coffee Room. School: 7:30 p.m.. Bible Study at par­ FIRST C0N4;KE<; VTION VI. 9:45 a.m.. Sunday School. 11 a.m. and long run. I'm sure the final Authority has scheduled a public hearing guidelines for extending local calling Monday Hearing Room. and complete work done MnnHav nf fO'lin a m AaOakiiaU ar63S. ** 6:30 p.m. — Judge’s Hours, sonage on Cornwall Dr. n il RCII OK ANIHIVEK. TNI'IEH 7 p.m.. Worship. HOCKYNUM UNITED Monday at 10:30 a.m . to establish 7 ;30 p.m. — Permanent Memorial 7:30 p.m. — Transportation Com­ will prove most satisfac­ guidelines to evaluate requests for Probate Court. FIRST \SSKMIH.IKS 4»F COD. 763 CHI KCII OK CHRIST. Rev. David J. HOLTON ■ I NITED ME'I'HODIS I' METHODIST CHI KCH, 178 Main St., Day Committee, Coffee Room. mittee, Probate Court. East Hartford. Rev. Lawrence S. Staples, tory. At least we will be extended toll-free telephone service. 6:30 p.m. — Comment Session, Oak St.. East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. Reese III, minister. CHIRCH, 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. Now you know 7:45 p.m. — Library Board, Mary 7:30 p.m. - Water Study Com­ Directors Office. Jelley. pastor. 9:45 a.m.. Church School for James W. Knorr, pastor. pastor. able to receive just about The hearing will be held in the PUCA of­ Cheney Library. mittee, Lincoln Center. ^ - Church School; 11 a m.. Mor­ 9 a.m., Church School for all ages: 9:45 7:30 p.m. — Advisory Recreation kindergarten through Grade 8: 11 a.m.. 11 a.m., Worship Service; 10 a.m.. all the funds under the fice in the State Office Building. Snow teems with animal life ning Worship: 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Worship Service. to 9:50 a.m.. Prayer Time in Chapel; 10 8 p.m. — Board of Education, 45 N. Wednesday and Park Commission, Coffee Room. Church School. Community Block Grant. During the hearing, testimony from ranging from micro-organisms to School St. IM TEir CONCKKi; vn<»\ VI. HI KNSIDE I .Ni rEI) VIE'rllOlHST CHI RCH OK ST. MAI RICE. 32 a.m.. Family Worship, sermon topic: So far everyone has b<*n state telephone companies and interested miniscule ice worms. 7:30 pm . - Manchester Housing c m KCII. IM T K II c m KCII OK cm KCII, 16 Church SC. East Hartford. Hebron Road. Bolton. Rev. Robert W. "No More Secret 11:05 a.m.. most receptive and willing CHRIST. Tolland. Rev. Donald G. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., pastor: Rev. Cronin, pastor. Fellowship, stay as long as you like. to assist our committee Miller, minister. Gwendolyn M. Arslen. associate pastor. Satui^ay vigil Mass at 5 p.m.: Sunday and the harmony is just 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and 10 a.m.. Worship Service. Church Masses at 7:30. 9:15 and 11 a.m. super. We are receiving Church School: 7 to 8:30 p.m,. Pilgrim School for Nursery through junior high: 9 S T . PETER’S EPISCOPAI. Fellowship. great support from many a.m.. Church School for senior high and CHliRCH, Sand Hill Road. South Wind­ ST. VIVRVS cm KCII. Route 31. ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL of our seniors all over town adult classes. sor. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; Rev. CHURCH, Boston Turnpike (Route 44A) Coventry. Rev. F Bernard Miller, S T . DINSTAN’S CHIRCH, Ronald E. Haldeman. assistant to the and from the three AARP pastor. Rev. Paul F. Ramen. Bolton. Rev. John C. Holliger, vicar. Manchester Road, Glastonbury. Rev. vicar. 8 a m ., Canvass Sunday, Holy groups. Saturday Masses at 5:15 p.m.: Sunday Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion: 10 am.. A 0 D Matset at 7:30. 9:30 and 10:45 a m. Eucharist, Rite I; 9:30 a.m.. Church Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Family Service and Sunday School: School; 10 a.m., Morning Prayer and ser­ ST. VI V m iK ir s c m HCII. Tolland Masses at 8. 9:30 and 11 a.m. Wednesday. 10 a.m.. Holy Communion. Menu for lilt- week Rev. Pi ;>hcis J. O'Keefe, pastor. mon by John Gleason, “The Rising of KIRST BAPTIST CHI RCH OK ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHI RCII, L a z a r u s 11 a.m.. Parish Coffee Hour. Monday:' Chicken rice TOHJbMu I ouMii SatunL.'i Masses at S and'? p.m.: Sun­ E.AST II.AKTKOKD, (Suullii*rn Buptiitl Route 30, Vernon, Rev. Robert H. soup, sliced turkey on a day. Masuii at 1:30. 10:30 and II :45 a m. Cum rill lull), 36 Main St. Rev. Charles Wellner, rector. bulky roll, cupcakes, VIKSSIVII TV ANGELIC VI. Conley, pastor. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion: 10 a m.. Etch of thMO odvortiMti UNION CONGREGATIONAL beverage, I.ITIIEKVN CIIIKCH. (Wisconsin Family Service and Church School. Itoins !■ rtgulrod to bo 11 a.m. and 7 p.m . Worship Services CIH RCH, Rockville. Rev. Paul J. Bow­ Wednesday: Pea soup, Synod). 300 Buckland Rd.. ^ u th Windsor. which are interpreted for the deaf. O U R SAMOR LITHERAN roidlly ovolloMo for m Io a t 9 a.m.. Sunday School: 10 a.m..« man, minister; Rev. David B. Eusden, grilled cheese sandwich, Nursery provided: 9:45 am., Sunday CHI RCH, 239 Graham Road. South associate minister. or botow tho adoartlaad piloo In oaoh AflrP Worship Service. School: 6 p.m.. Training Union. Windsor, Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. homemade cookies, 9:15 a.m.. Adult Bible Class; 9:30 a.m.. Storo llatod on tho front pago of thia CRVSTAI. I.VKE COVIVItMTV ST. KRANCIS ()K ASSISI CHI RCH, 9 and 10:15 a.m.. Worship Service; 9 beverage. Church School, Grades 10 through 12; advartlaamant. IMTEU VIETHODIST CIU KCII. 673 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. a.m., Sunday School and Nursery. 10:30 a m., (ihurch School, infants Thur^ay: St. Patrick’s Ellington. Carl J. Sherer, pastor. S T . GEORGE'S EPISCOPAI. Day dinner, corned beef Sweepstakes through Grade 8; 10:45 a.m.. Morning 10:15 a.m.. Coffee hour; 11 a m.. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.: Sun­ CHIRCH. Boston Turnpike (Route Worship, fifth Sunday In Lent, the Rev. and cabbage, whole Irish Worship Service. Sunday School. day Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a m. 44A), Bolton. Rev. John C. Holliger. You .Can... (i Mr. Eusden, preaching; 11:45 a.m., potatoes, buttered baby 'll KEI.IGIOIS SOCIETY OF vicar. VERNON INITED VIETHODIST Coffee Hour in Social Room; 5:30 p.m., Robert West of Cedar Ridge Drive, Glastonbury, explains the carrots, roll and butter, KRIENDS (tjl AKERS), Hartford CHI RCH, Route 30. Rev. Dr. James W. 9:30 a.m., Church School: 10a.m.. Holy Spaghetti supper, sponsored by the Senior meaning of the Christian observances from Lent through the creme de menthe sundae, Friends Meeting House, 144 S. Quaker Knorr, pastor. Communion. 1928 Book of Common Pilgrim Fellowship; 6:30 and 8 p.m.. Pentecost to third grade Church School students at St Mary's beverage. Lane. West Hartford. 9:15 a.m.. Worship Service, Church Prayer, and sermon; 11 a m., Parish H 10 a.m.. Meeting for Worship. Film "Shiokari Pass" shown in the sanc­ Friday; Vegetable soup, School for all ages. Nursery provided. Coffee Hour. tuary. Episcopal Church. His wife, the Rev. Barbara West, is a,ssi,stant egg salad on whole wheat, PRINCE OE PEACE LITHERAN ST. MARGARET MARY CHI RCII. to the rector at St. Mary’s. (Herald photo by Pintoi CHI RCH, Route 31 and North River South Windsor. Rev. William McGrath pudding, beverage. VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Road. Coventry. Rev. W.H. Wilkens, and Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. CHI RCH, 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. pastor. Saturday Mass at 7 p.m.; Sunday AONMWMMK T R I P Rev. Earl K. Pettibone, pastor. 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10:15 a.m., Masses at 8:30. 10 and 11:30 a m. ( Wings of morning By CLIF:F SIMPSON S c ImmI u Ic for the ■’4 PORTWOTO 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ages. Worship Service. (9 a m, during July and CHI RCH OF SAINT BERNARD, week 11 a.m., Worship Service, Nursery August). Rockville, Rev. John J. White, pastor. available: 6 p.m., Evangelistic Service, Sunday; 1 to 5 p.m. and 6 ROCKVILLE INITED VIETH- Sunday masses: 7:00, 8:30, 10:00 and “Think of that!” and you will be free of the poison of throw away any of our days upon BuMhCpnlens UDIST cm RCIi, 142 Grove St. Rev. 11:30 a.m. Nursery available. hatred. useless resentment, or contend who to 8 p.m. Variety Show GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL A writer tells of his experience on a John W. Mortimer, pastor. KAITH LITHERAN CHIRCH As the time draws near when, we rehearsal, CHIRCH, Hebron. Rev, David G. cold, windy March morning. He shall hold out longest in stubborn 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. (LITHERAN CHIRCH IN relive the experiences of Holy Week Monday: 10 a.m., kitchen Tonna Ftaridn Runnton-Barefordt pastor. malignity. It Is best not to be angry; ST. JOSEPH CHI RCH, 33 West S t. AMERICA), 1120 Silver Lane, East Hart­ stopped at an apple stand kept by a social games, noon to 12:30 10:30 a m,. Worship Service, the Rev. we hear Christ on the cross say and best, in the next place, to be Rockville. ford, Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor. rough-looking attendant and com­ p.m,. lunch served, 1 p.m. Mr. Runnion-Bareford preaching, ser­ “Father, forgive them for they know quickly reconciled. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m .; Sun­ 9:30 a.m., Sunday Church School; 11 plained about the weather — how cold mon: "Mystery Part Eleven. " Nursery not what they do.” It is his Samuel Johnson pinochle games. Bus day Masses 8:30 (Polish) at 10 a.m. a.m., Church Service, Nursery provided. it was, how much snow was still on pickup at 8:30 a.m. Return provided: 9:15 a.m .. Church School forgiveness of us that enables us to % (Folk) at 11:15 a.m., Vigil of Holy days at S T . PETER’S EPISCOPAL the ground how miserable it had been J.K. Stuart trips at 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. GRAND classes. be forgiving. So, we need to remem­ 7 p.m., Holy day at 7:30,9 a m., and 5 and CHI RCH, Route 85, Hebron, Rev. the last few weeks. ber to forget the slights, the insults, Tuesday; 9 a.m., bus for 7 p.m. Confessions: Saturday 4 and 7:30 William Persing, rector. A chuckle The apple-vendor with a cheerful the evil done to us by others. shopping, and also square CUT ur-sruT-m oumteko . p.m, 10 a.m.. Worship Service. KIRST CONGREGATION W. tone and warm smile replied, "Yes, When the Rev. Frank Harrington, PRIZE - D a 7k ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHI RCIi, CHI RCH OF \ ERNON, Rev John A “Father, forgive us and them,” we dance class. 9:30 a.m,, oil FBOZIN > * l j C SECOND CONGREGATIONAL pretty cold, but by-and-by — think of pastor at the Peachtree Presbyterian m W j FRYER CHICKENS 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCpunte, pray. painting class. 1 p.m., bus 491 KfUUSS CHI RCH, I niird Cliurrli of Cliri»l, Lacey, minister; Rev. David C. Bowling, Church in Atlanta, started his CHICKEN LIVERS 49S pastor. daf!” returns from shopping and 1746 Boston Tpke., Coventry. Rev. Robert assistant minister. “ In tile cross of ministry in Hinesville, two officers in FRESH RREAST QUARTERS 55( COMEOHM SKINNED A KVEINEO-mUEN 9 a.m.. Worship Service; 10:15 a m., 9:55 a.m.. Church School for three-year In his mind's eye he could see the also our Senior Bowling V K. Bechtold, minister. GhrisI I glory” R EEFLIV n Sunday School: 7 p.m,, Evening Service. olds through the Grade 8: 10 a m.. blooming flowers, the warm sunny his church were running for mayor in 591 11 a m.. Worship: 9:30 a.m., Christian League at the Parkade K8AUS8 • nomnirmrui TRINITV LI THERAN CHI KCII. Worship Service in the sanctuary. Crib sky, and the birds winging their way In 1825 Sir John Bowring, governor the country seat. The young preacher niESH PERDUE ROASTERS education for all; 6 p.m.. Confirmation Lanes. 791 COOKED MUUNI FANCY-«LBS.fB0Za a a * Meadowlark Road. Vernon, Rev. Donald Room for infants and child care for through to balmy air. He was thus of Hong Kong, visited Macao where had to walk with much caution the • H M I AT tWUTOM NOTU Class; 7:30 p.m.. Adult Study Group. Wednesday: 9 a.m.. McClean. pastor. toddlers: 11 a.m., Coffee Hour in fortified against the cold March he received the inspiration to write impartial, equal-time line. FRESH ROASTIHR TMIWIIUCla.lNt< 89S KIRST CONGREGATIONAL Public Health Nurse by ap­ 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service; 9:15 Fellowship Hall; 5 p.m., Junior Pilgrim At the post office one morning, a CAIUMXI-SUCIW A4P-MEAT0ABEEF • CAA non moon AiNT-A-eu CHI RCH, 837 Main St. (comer of Conn. wind. this great hymn. pointment only, 10 a.m., a.m.. Sunday School. Fellowship spaghetti dinner to welcome Early Portuguese colonists had church member who was flagrantly PEPPERONI *Z*.' SLICED ROLOQNA Blvd ), East Hartford. Rev, William E, While this comment on the weather pinochle games, crewel 1*4 99« • uuiMino AOAiiuwm to m ik m oAnotm SACRED HEART CHI RCH, Route new assistant minister in Fellowship has some relevance for us on these erected a massive cathedral on the partisan asked, "Mr. Harrington, 30, Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor: Flynn, minister. Rev. Carl T. Holt, embroidery class and the * kVAjUHnOreUJTHajVjOK^ AiP-SUCEO-COOKED laMl. m M hwliiAM) associate minister. Hall; 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fellowship frigid March days, this writer goes crest of a hill. Three centuries ago who do you think about the elec­ SALAMI 12 01. Rev. Michael Donohue. meeting to discuss "Values." Friendship Circle. Noon to *99* OUSCH GAAOCNS in Tpn p i F lv id l OflPt M oMtW adv«n 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church on to say: under the assault of a violent typhoon tion?” tw i fommci end mytitry el The Oerk Contineni Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.. Sunday 12:30 p.m., lunch served. BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL the building collapsed. Only the front 'T m praying about it," Frank told CAnuOHNiOMCXHIOZBI rnu cen tM the enoneit o< A b iu b on t I9m cantwr cofwwM Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a m. and noon. School, child care; 11 a.m.. Coffee Hour; CHURCH, Bolton Center Road. Rev. J. “Yes, my bbther, it may often be 12:45 p m., bridge games. 1 SLICED RACON hjwi Takteiidf(>nthtinidttdeonmfMt/ttyPvtfwn i t ?00 6 p.m.. Youth Choir; 7 p.m., Pilgrim cold and cheerless in this life; but, wall was left standing. It was never her. SHRIMP COCKTiULO'i^’ r ” loot leiiet coasip 0 c m w a rropiuf ii*t« n Iht taoMy tniirtpnmem Ctn 10:15 a m.. Church School and pickup at 8:30 a m., return iD O C K n u n s let ihai It khe Ahica oat He is writing about life eternal and stands after 300 years and on its top The partisan Presbyterian wanted to s w im iia s E Wmneti m N hy to Tampa and (nyOy KCommodalicni nwiuiet know. at 12:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. tiom the Cuff el Menco with tacihbts pionded by this will be in the forefront of our stands a colossal bronze cross Thursday: 9 a.m., thinking as Easter approaches. In silhouetted against the sky, defying And the preacher told her, ‘Tm LOCAL CHURCHES thanking God for the secret ballot.” ceramic class. 10 a.m., ^ Slieriiloii-Si, IVie tent Ouf^PO ,1 r.ii t ^ these last weeks of Lent let us try to rain, lightning and typhoon. social dance class. Noon to “remember to forget.” It was this cross that inspired the A SUPERB BLEND-RICH IN BRAZILIAN COFFEES SECOND CONGREGATIONAL tor pupils up to the age of 20, care lor 12:45 pm ,, Hot Meal and SWEEPSTAKES RULES I caNunnitEiTiTiuAi GOSPEL HALL, 415 Center St. hymn: ------l U J i nirMi M’Sm m NMI 10 a.m.. Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., CHURCH, United Church of Christ, very young children, subject of the THE Meal-on-Wheels. 1 p.m.. In the cross of Christ I '* I'■'><■*11 MW lion M • It Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. 385 N. Main St. Rev. Dr. James D. lesson-sermon: "Substance," golden text Remember to forget Fun Day with guest Elaine lEIGHT O’CLOCK ^ ST. BRIDGET CHI RCH, 70 Main St. MacLauchlin, pastor. from the Bible: "I know the thoughts that glory, inn Dyer who will explain the I think toward you. saith the Lord, I can hear some of my older friends S - ■ MMMII iMmRi WI lin I Rev. John J. Delaney, pastor. Rev. 10 a.m.. Morning Worship and Church Towering o'er the wrecks SPEAKS new town-sponsored Dial- 4 II eMlelniibWMlMreiipMiH Me-lipbfli lir ■ School, sermon, “Why I Know There Is A thoughts of peace, and not of evil, to give saying "That’s ridiculous, I forget of time; ^ Ip . OAG $1 iHM prtn William J. Stack. Rev. William J. By A-Ride system. 7:30 p.m., I «Mrt iM to MMB t| a mm W«M| ito MM to UP eM luM Killeen. God," given by the pastor; 11 a.m.. you an expected end." Jeremiah 29:11. too easily now. Why should I work at All the light of sacred MV m IpM 31, tin bMleilM jlU> Mr toMlSto ifM I Eugww St. Patrick's Day Dance. , ■i Mr tomM Mto an an dWiB Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., Fellowship Hour in the Hall; 7 p.m.. The Christian Science Reading Room. 968 it, and what has it to do with Lent?” story I TtoMpfUtoMto«d wWvbI I IS lift b«l Sim school auditorium: Sunday Masses at Senior High Pilgrim Fellowship. Main St., is open to the public Mondays But I am not talking about forget­ Brtwar Bus pickup at 10 a.m., Mmiito m MMM M to uto Nr > ewen it hi Gathers round its head ten a very thin line mw mm 7:30,9and 10:30, in churchg 1:30a.m. and Uirough Fridays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. ting in general, rather forgetting par­ return trip around 2:30 b HIT! UP I sublime. separates the legitimate IFFEE 1 TNUM^toUMiiUlUPilimlMWItoitMiMi noon in school auditoriium. SOUTH UNITED METHODIST and the first and third Thursday evenings p.m. Bus pickup at 6 p.m. VVMt Mail HIM. M» . IM toMton- I _____ ticular things: our failures, our sins, exercise ot one's freedom (MtoRu. 11 pmmnmm m m * i KILL GOSPEL INTERDENOMI­ CIU KCH, 1226 Main St. Rev. George W. from 7 to 9 except holidays, a free public When the woes of life o'er- Return trip around 10:30 MMl Mrtoe. CMHi. LflltoM IMM MU- I ___ our tragedies, our mistakes. from the calloused abuse of ■OMM ito ItoMM. OMriirtVMl feau M b ■ TUEPROR------flPCM______NATIONAL CHIRCH, 745 Main St. Webb, Rev. Laurence M. Hill, Rev. lending library is maintained. take me, p.m. Mr Tart ON Btol I unipni wnmMiAKUwei Bruce A. Pehrson, pastors. You recall how Joseph in Egypt his "rights " to the detri­ I TtotomtoiMaitotoaiialeiaMvWm 1______^ i m aan m Rev. Philip Saunders, minister. Hopes deceive, and fears Friday: 10 a.m., kitchen m DAIRY FESTIVAL Ig- 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Passion Sunday, One named his son Manesseh. That word ment of others. Paul 10:30 a m., Praise, Worship Service annoy. reflected this problem In social games. Noon to Great Hour of Sharing, Worship, Pastor TRINITY COX EN XM CIU RCH, 302 means "God has made me to OEUCNUI-OUANTERS and Bible study for all ages: 7 p.m.. Never shall the cross for­ the admonition: "But take 12:30 p m., lunch served. 1 Hill preaching, sermon: "His Com­ Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. forget.” There was much misery in Deliverance Service. sake me: heed lest this liberty of passion": 9 a.m.. Church School for Swensen, pastor. his past. He had been sold into p.m., setback games. Bus FAITH BAPTIST CIU RCH, Orange Lo! it glows with peace yours become a stumbling SECOND PRIZES Hall 72 E. Center St. Rev. James Nursery through adult, display in Recep­ 8:15 and 10:50 a m.. Worship Services slavery by his brothers. He was pickup at 8:30 a m., return A A P o « | | ' ! GALLON • GLASS CONTAINfR and joy. block lo the weak." il Cor. IRISH NOT Beliasov, pastor. tion Hall by Grade 4; 10:45 a.m., Nursery with a guest speaker for "Transport for slandered by a lascivious woman. He trips at 12:30 p.m. and 3:15 8:91 MAN FROM 9:30 a.m., Sunday School: 10:30 a.m.. and Senior High Class; 6:15 p.m.. Bell CJirist," Trinity Tots for 3-year olds had unjustly served a prison term. When the sun of bliss is p.m. TROPIGANA l.ilNUNTRAII To he concerned enough IRARRARIHE Ja ^ ll Worship Service; 7 p.m., Evening Ser­ Choir; 7:30 p.m.. Praise and Teaching through kindergarten, Children’s CJiurch All this was past and the bitterness beaming Service. Light and love upon my over a proposed action's vice. ofr Grades 1 through 3, Nursery for in­ had gone from his soul. “God has iinpacl upon others for my ORANGE JUICE C EN TER CONGREGATIONAL way. KRAFT-PHILADELPHIA 16a j ^ f= fants; 9;30 a.m., Sunday Bible School made me forget.” (Genesis 41:51) decision to be affected CIU RCH OK THE AHSl M lrtlON, CIU KCII, United (.ihurrh of Clirinl, 11 Classes for all ages. 3 through adult. 10-SPEE0 MKEi 8 MEN'S From the cross the requires a high degree of flundA High in VilAirun I'. F ’lnda Snniinst Adams Street at Thompson Road. Rev. Center St. Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., AND I LADIES’ NAOMASTES RACENS.. Nursery for infants: 6 p.m., Evening Ser­ radiance streaming liumilily and scK- CREAM CHEESE CELLO 9 Q Q c RED Edward S. Pepin, pastor. pastor. vice. Whitt a M f t i ChNM RED i n $ 1 EACH VALUED AT *1DD Forgiving and forgiving Adds more luster to the discipline. Regretfully, Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; 9 a.m., Lighthouse Bible Study, Simp­ .ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CIU HCII, A b o u t to w n CARROTS Li l O a GRAPEFRUIT GRA lU w , I There are two sides to forgiveness. day. lew people ever mature to CIHMMOH CQO CHEIHI-RIT Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9 ,10:.10and 11:45 son Wing; 10 a m., Worship Service, the Church and Park streets. Rev. Stephen -• 12 BERMIS DI8ITAL WATCHES (WORTH >200 EACH First, we need to accept God’s Bane and blessing, pain Ibis level, Inslead. we con- ROLLS 1*4 SLICES------a.m. Rev. Mr. Curtis, preacher. Chancel Choir K. Jacobson, rector; Rev. Barbara F. MondJ Snndiftst f ■■■• t* 4 Hn*. I 'lip U S ’ A slandy hear the sclllsh A4P • 171 • >5» U P PRODUCE GIFT KRTIFICATES CHURCH OK JESUS CHRIST OK to present’ "Solemn Mass” by Gounod, forgiveness so completely that we and pleasure, PIIUtuy-CouKiy S t^ or WHITE West, assistant to the rector; Rev. Alan relrain of My rights " and A S I red l,ATTER-l)AV SAINTS, Woodside (Jiurch School; 11:15 a.m., Second Hour can "forget it.” This is not done By the cross are sanc­ The Wulows-Widowers GRAPEFRUIT ^ I POT J. Broadhead. assistant to the rector I rn entitled to. " Associated of Manchester 4 01 i POTATOES 5'“'SB*' Street & Hillstown Road. Wendel K. in Federation Room, Task Force meeting 7:30 a m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite I, with lightly, for restitution should be tified; S?™" BISCUITS Walton, bishop. rhese uncharitable at- 55 l * 4 * in Robbins Room, Coffee Shoppe, Peace is there that knows will meet Sunday at 2 p.m. homily with Father Jacobson: 9 a.m., made where it is possible to do so. (itudes leave their impress Iargp Si"..'ig Sue 8:30 a.m.. Priesthood; 9:30 a m., Woodruff Hall; 4 p.m.. Grade 9 D>nfor- Holy Eucharist, Rite I. with Morning For example — you have cheated. no measure, at Emanuel Lutheran Seminary; 10:30 a m., Sunday School; 5 upon such diverse actions FRANCO AMERICAN ANNPAGE-SPAGNEniOR VINE RIPENED q O c R E D mation. Carrier Room. Prayer Canticles and sermon by Father Maybe it was on our income tax, Joys that through all time Church, 60 Church St. Two iifF>44;Naiiink p.m., Sacrament Service. as ignoring "No Smoking" TOMATOES U a C RADISHESRAO (.OM.MU.NITY BAP-I IST CHURCH, Jacobson. Church School, Nursery care, perhaps you cheated on your abide. members will speak about ELIOW 3 ; . : n ST. JAMES CHURCH. Rev. James signs in a meeting-room, (o SPAQHiniO’S an Am rriran liapliHl C hurrh, 585 E. followed by coffee hour; 11 a.m.. Holy their recent e\[>eriencos in MACARONI Archambault and Rev. Francis employer or your wife and it troubles .M axiins th e strangling of a Florida Frasf’ Center St. Rev. Ondon Stairs, minister; Eucharist, Rite I, with Morning Prayer you. President Carter's ANN P A G E-A U V M . Krukowski, co-pastors; Rt. Rev. Msgr. We should not be discouraged if our society's economy by enor­ GREEN IQ clive MQWMmJOHWOrS Rev. Frederick Lanz, director of (Tiris- Canticles and sermon by Father Jacob­ mous labor and for in­ Friendship Flight to Israel. SPAOHEHI Edward J. Reardon, pastor emeritus. son. First, confess what you have done prayers go unanswered; if some PARSLEY l a SHASHAMROCKS Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; tian education. and make what restitution you can. dustrial organizations. Mrs. Myra Weiss was a 14Hu. SAUK B A G i 9:15 a m.. Church School for all ages, were, we most certainly would have 8 9 * Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a m., Then accept God’s forgiveness. Ullinialely everyone loses hostess for a guest from (»nt SUIOWHITEIHOtlONWATEA kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing grave reservations about the sanity '*4 Wilh ri*fl gNti noon, and 5 p.m. when selfishness prevails. Israel, and Mrs. Dorothy MGN during the service; 10:30 a m. Morning “As far as the east is from the of God. lU M IL E IE E GREEN SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main St ZION EX XNGEI.ICXI, I.UTHEK XN CHURCH OF CHRIST Polmaticr made the trip to TUNA 1 Q C HONEY Worship, message: "A 1978 View of the west, so far has he removed our J,K. .Sluurt Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps of­ (TIUKtJI (XllHnouri SyniMl), Cooper transgressions from us.” (Psalm Lydall and Vernon Streets - Israel with her 12-year-old CABBAGE I vJ b TANGERINESTANGE 8 n Cross," Nursery is provided; 6 p.m., and High streets. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, ironiABEi ficers. 9:30 am., Sunday School: 103:12) Life is but short; ... Let us not Phone: 646-2903 son All widowed persons KVAHAai 10:45 a m.. Holiness Meeting: 6 p.m., Youth Fellowships will meet. pastor. MCN-SAT are invited C OLB An Open-Air Meeting; 7 p.m., Salvation EMA!^)EI, LUTHERAN CHURCH, 9 a m.. Divine Worship; 11:15 a.m., Jesus said to the woman who was a TOOTHPASn s 9 5 ' Meeting. Church and Chestnut streets. Rev. Sunday School and Youth Forum; 10:15 to sinner, "Thy sins are forgiven.” Bihle-Mi»sionary Conference A0U.T-Cn.GATE ENGLISH S s & ’^88*toA5!89* Ronald J. Fournier, Rev. Dale H, Gustaf­ 11:35 a m.. First and Second Year Youth (Luke 7:48) In Isaiah 43:25 we read, l« I NITEDPENTECtlSTAl.CIH KCII, son, pastors; Rev. C. Henrj Anderson, Instruction; 7 p.m.. Youth meeting at ”1, even I, am he that blotteth out thy FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH Th#rr will be a full cast TOOTH MUFFINS pastor emeritus. rehbarsal of 'Huddigore" !87 Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, church. transgressions...and will not MMtIng In th« Oranga Hall BRUSHES SUood-Buttormllk minister. 6:30 a.m.. Churchmen’s Communion Sunday at i p.m. at East DISPOSABLE IS-OFFLASa SCOT NtlHTH UNITED METHODIST remember thy sins.” If God 72 EAST CENTER 8T. MANCHESTER SHAMPOO 10 a.m., Sunday School; 11 a.m.. Breakfast; 8:30 and 11 a m , Divine Catholic High School OREAD 2 1 ” 99^ Gill RCH, 300 Parker St Rev Erie R remembers not, why should we? HERBAL PAMPBIS AJAX BABY FRESH Worship; 6:30 p.m., Prayer; 7 p.m.. Worship Service; 9:45 a m.. Church Custer, pastor. SUNDAY SERVICE - MARCH 12 auditorium and a complete Fresh KalMr The other aspect of "forgiveness” ESSENCE Worship. School, adults on Issues Confronting the 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Sunday School ...... 9i.30 A.XI. run-through of Act I and 11 TODDLERS DETERGENT WIPES rHESBVTERIAN CHURCH, 43 (Jiurch, Bible Study of Job, Youth Class; is that, as God has forgiven us, so ■ ^ M orning S e rv ic e ...... IO:.')() .X..XI, HAMSPNAY ROUS Parking Lot Improvement Sunday. Full orchestra will Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. 9:45 and 11 a.m.. Nursery for infants: Easter'eantata by choir, sermon: “The ought we to forgive others. Do you ' Evening Servire ...... 7 :0 0 P..M. nUAL King Sin 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery 6.30 p.m.. Youth open house. still recall some slight that you rehearse at ECUS at 7 p m. 4m.' Experience of Passion,” coffee ■' G'uesl S p e a h e ri .XIH. E l) .XIICKA 49 29 K provided; 9:15 a.m.,'Sunday School; 7 CHIIHCll OF CHRIST, Lydall and resent? Does some former injury All principals are askinl to m 49 (K. 40ct fellowship between services; 9 a.m.. Eailrrn Hepreirnlallve for attend this rehearsal to DONUTS p.m.. Service, Informal Worship. Vernon streets. Eugene Brewer, Nursery for children 5 years ancl stay in your mind so that you are Pl<0- pkg. minister. ErangrUral Haplltl Mliilont sing with the orchestra. ST. JOHN’S POLISH NATIONAL younger; 10:30 a.m., C3iurch School, angry and resentful as you mull it ( ATHOLIC CHLHCH, 23 Golway St, 9 a.m., Bible Classes: 10 a.m . Worship classes for age 3 to Grade 6; 1:30 p.m.. over and over? ,^AMES_BEUASOhL_Pa8tor Phone: 643-7644 Chorus members may ;ilso sermon: "Partakers Of A Heavenly Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. Green Lodge visitation with the Rev. Mr. If you have truly forgiven the per­ attend, but not necessary Calling"; 6p.m ., Worship, sermon: "The 9 a.m.. Mass in English: 10:30 a.qi., Custer, leader: 6 p.m.. Membership son who slighted you or who caused * Mass in English and Polish. Testimony of Jesus’ Life." Group; 6:30 p.m.. Junior and Senior REVIVAL SERVICES Emanuel Hill Chapter. i:ONC«IKDIA LITHERAN INITAHIAN UNIVEKSALIST you a more serious injury you will be Youth Groups; 8 p.m.. Junior Sacred able to forget it. It will be blotted out Alcoholics Anonymous, (.HI HCII, 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. MMTETV: EAST, Community Y, 79 N. Dance Group. will meet tonight at 8 m )J» Strand, pastor; Rev. David B. Stacy, Main St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, (JIUHCli OE THE NA/.AHENE, 236 Luther Hall of Emanuel associate pastor. minister. Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, senior FIRST ASSoiBLY OF GOD Lutheran Church. 60 8:30 a.m.'. Holy Ommunion, Youth 11 a.m., "Women's - Men’s Liberation” pastor; Rev. George Emmitt, minister of with Church St. Class from Grade 10, Nursery care; 10 is the topic of the Rev. Mr. Westwood in visitation and outreach. Wagner recording collaboration with the Women's Rap Evangelist Tod Shuttlasworth a m., Holy Communion, Church School 9:30 a.m., Sunday School classes for all Group, Nursery and Sunday School, DARMSTADT, West Germany From Zion dibit Int. ____ \ through Grade 6, Nursery care. ages; 10:45 a.m .. Morning Worship, coffee and conversation. (UPI) — A recording was made Sunday 11 A.M. & 7 P.M. The Confirmation Class ST. HAK'niUMIMEW'S CIH HCII, mwsage by the Rev. Mr. McLain, recently of Richard Wagner’s only EIHST CHI HCII OE CHHIST, ChiMen't Church and Nursery provided; of South United Methodist (•last Middle Turnpike. Hev. Richard SCIENTIST. 447 N. Main St. work in ecclesiastical music, "Das RALPH JELLEY, Pastor Vpca BfOTw MANoi uti tin .« nfiwjif jini loilea, administrator. 6 p.m.. Evening Service, message by the Church will meet Monday , nan iti Mt MT AUMuu 10 wauaiiaa ai iKTNinuM 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sunday School Rev. Mr. McLain, Nursery provided. Liebesmahl der Apostel,” dating to 763 OAK ST., EAST HARTFORD from 3 to 4 p.m. at Temple ' Saturday m ss at 5 p.m.; Sunday 1843. nasscs at 8:30. 10:15 and 11:30 a m. All Welcome Hcth .Sholom. i PAOK SIX-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mamhcricr. f.mn., Sal.. Miinh I1-1W8 ^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Cimn.. Sat.. March It. 1978 - l‘A(iK SEVKN-B Doyle finds self Seminoles face big challenge looking for work BOSTON (UPI) — Haywood Sullivan ignored his phone calls in top-ranked Kentucky fiye during the winter; now the rest of the American League is pretending it doesn't know Denny Doyle's number. Because of his hefty contract, the NEW YORK (UPI) - champion, in the NCAA Raymond. “I'm not looking ahead. In Boston Red Sox’ regular second 25 or 30 times,” Doyle said, “and I Florida State Coach Hugh postseason playoffs. NCAA 1 order to play another game, we've baseman sirtce June 1975 is the un- didn't get a single return phone call, Durham believes his 23-5 Powering past Kentucky, however, got to win this one first. wanted man. Snubbed in training not one. I cannot believe that my salary is the drawback for, if a team Seminoles have been un­ is just the first of the close en­ .tournament “I must say I'm disappointed to be camp, Doyle knows his future is not counters Durham envisions. If the with the Red Sox, who acquired se­ h()pes to be in the thick of things, it is derrated most of the season placed in the Mideast region along willing to spend money.” Seminoles win Saturday, there's the speed. Durham says: “If it's fast and A cond basemen Jerry Remy and Jack and deserved a higher position with No. 1 ranked Kentucky and distinct possibility FSU will also play can shoot like we did against Michigan State. When we played No. Brohamer after last season. All three pSg% h t o n o t : V in the final basketball defending tournament champion Louisville, we've got a chance. I 1 ranked Indiana two years ago at are left-handed batters. ^ iv v ts t, k rankings. He has an opportuni­ Marquette, ranked third, and No. 8 think we've got a chance anyway if Dayton, we were told top ranked And Sullivan, the Red Sdx general BOSTON (UPI) — All six schools in ty to prove it Saturday against Michigan State. we can play together like we've done teams would not be matched against manager, admits Doyle's $105,000 an- the Yankee Conference voted an­ No. 1 Kentucky, the national The fast-breaking Seminoles must most of the season." each other in a regional, but it has nual contract “is in the back of other animously F'riday to compete in the -r wear down Kentucky with their Coach Joe Hall of Kentucky knows happened again." clubs minds. I told Denny as late as newly formed lAA in intercollegiate he can never match the exploits of No. 2 UCLA, rated the tourney yesterday (Wednesday) not to be too football beginning this fall Adolph Rupp, but winning his first favorite by a Reno, Nev., optimistic aboqt going before next The Division was created at the re­ NCAA title would nudge his name a bookmaker, counts on all-America week. Other teams want to see what . cent NCAA convention and is UPI cites Sutton little closer in the record books to the forward David Greenwood to knock they ve got in a few games first.” designed to clarify competitive 'y legendary Wildcat coach. off No. 8 Kansas as the first step Doyle, 34, is in the option year of levels in football. “We have to beat the best to toward another NCAA title. The his contract and the only unsigned Final approval of the Yankee as coach of year deserve the championship." says Bruins won 10 championships in 12 player in camp. He said Thursday Conference's request must come Hall, “and we'll be playing the best years under Coach John WoJxlen. after the Red Sox' 6-0 exhibition from the NCAA, expected to come NEW YORK (UPI) — Eddie Sutton, who led the University of in Florida State. " Greenwood came on the Uclan opening win over Detroit that he was sometime before the 1978 football The Syracuse-Western Kentucky scene after Wooden's departure and upset but not angry, because the pre­ season. Under the new format, the Arkansas to its winningest season this year, was named Friday game is the^ther half of the opening sent situation could have been as United Press International's college basketball Coach of the now has his last fling at wearing a Conference teams will be eligible round mideast regional doubleheader championship ring. 8U - avoided. to compete in a national Division lAA Year Conference with 16 straight vic­ at Knoxville, Tenn. "It's a dedication of mine," says “I must have called him (Sullivan) football championship. Sutton, who guided the Razorbacks tories. and basketball found a new The other half of the Mideast Greenwood, “I certainly don't want to a 28-3 record and a berth in the home in Fayetteville, Ark. There was bracket is staged at Indianapolis to be remembered as David NCAA tournament, won in a close a ticker-tape parade in dofrntown where Marquette plays Miami of Greenwood, the guy who didn't play nationwide balloting of sports Little Rock and alumni money for Ohio and Michigan State faces on an NCAA championship team at Eagles better writers, editors and broadcasters. renovation of Barnhill Arena began Providence. UCLA." The 42-year-old coach received 31 of flowing a little more freelj A western regional schedule Satur­ North Carolina's all-America the 171 voles cast. This season the sixth-raiu day pits UCLA against Kansas and guard Phil Ford figures San Fran­ Hank Raymonds of Marquette went 14-2 in the SWC and sharer Arkansas vs. Weber State at Eugene. cisco will try to promote a shootout than expected finished second with 23 votes while league title with Texas. They were Ore., while North Carolina meets San in the game against the controlled Abe Lemons of Texas was third with upset in the post-season conference Francisco and Hew Mexico plays Tar Heel game, but Coach Dean 22 and Jud Heatcole of Michigan tournament but were selected for an Fullerton State at Tempe, Ariz, Smith feels differently. Heading for hoop By LKN Al STKK tring around corner? State was fourth with 19. NCAA berth. Eastern and Midwest regionals “San Francisco is not a run-and- • Herald Sporlswriler Spi In the past two seasons. Sutton has “It's reqjly just a.miracle story." will be held Sunday. gun team." says Smith. “It's true East Catholic senior co-captain Eric Hall (25) got around op­ Expectations for success for East Catholic High in basketball run up an impressive 54 victories and said Suljdn. "I think anyone that's Miami (Ohio) Coach Darrel Hedric they have some exceptionally fine Workers start to clear the snow off the outfield of Fenwav asked why does “the Mid-American ponent and drove for two points in recent tournament action. in 1977-78 were not very high. Without any returning starters lor $ ^ ______-r- 1 1 1 »« j r • has helped revitalize basketball at an won 54 ball games at Arkansas — shooters, but on balance they play a Hall wound up year top point-maker for Eagles with 271 points, Park as the seats remain covered. Tickets go on sale Monday for otherwise football-crazed university which has not been a hotbed of Conference champion always have to pretty controlled game." the previous year, the Eagles were expected to find more failure the Red Sox upcoming season. Home opener is April 14 against Last season Sutton went un- b^ketball teams — I think that's be paired against the No. 1 seed North Carolina lost to Marquette in (Herald photo by Dunn) than success. Fournier and Joe King, might be Texas. (UPI Photo) defeated in th e S o u th w e s t what they're recognizing. (defending champ Marquette). last year's title game. It depends on ones point of view buf, called on in 1978-79 to fill the big “Last year we were 26-2 and I We've met Marquette in the first Sunday's Eastern schedule finds the recently completed Eagle cam­ shoes of Smith in the middle.- They round five times in the past seven Duke playing Rhode Island and In­ paign could not be called un­ thought that was super. Now we're along with sophomores Mike 28-3 and I found out it's hard to sus­ years — and been ousted every diana facing Furman at Charolotte. successful. Yes, East was 12-12 time." Cougar campaign overall, but "we didn't lose to any Ciszewski, Mark Marciano and John Fiori’s lead holds up tain a record like that. I think this N.C., while Penn meets St. Bonaven- Clifford are top prospects to help the Marquette is heavily favored again ture and Villanova engages LaSalle poor teams. All we lost to were well year it's different in that teams are varsity next year. with all-America Butch Lee and 6-10 at Philadelphia. above the .500 mark," cited Eagle MIAMI (UPI) — Rookie Ed the wind gave him Friday, he had lying in wait for us. It seems they're “Then again, maybe there's playing us with 20 percent more in­ Jerome Whitehead, but Warriors In Midwest action, it Notre Dame ended in slump Coach Jim Penders. been hoping they could get the entire another John Wieezorek in the Fiori's two-shot lead in the tensity. " Coach Hank Raymonds is concerned vs. Houston and St. John's against “It was a rewarding season, sur­ round in Thursday. building," recites Penders, recalling $200,000 Doral Eastern Open PGA Backed by the trio of Ron Brewer. over Miami's height advantage. Louisville at Tulsa. Okla.. and Utah prising season," continued Penders, "This means we have to play 36 that “Weez” came out and made the Collision of big men vs. Missouri and DePaul vs. “in that many didn't expect us to be golf tournament held up holes Sunday and that's quite a Marvin Delph and Sidney Moncrief. “They're a good defensive club and Manchester Community College basketball team completed squad after two unsuccessful tries. Creighton at Wichita. Kas. around the .500 mark. The kids New London's 6-foot-3 Bob Zielinski is about to run into East Friday as the second half of grind. " he said. "Today, the wind's Sutton's team capitalized on strong probably a little taller than us. " said the season with a 7-6 mark in Connecticut Community College “It was a good season considering were Eddie Pearce. Bob Mann and wanted to carry on the East tradi­ Catholic's 6-foot-6 Rob Smith in Class L Tournament basketball the field completed the rain- blowing too hard to practice, and you outside shooting and gritty defense. Athletic Association (CCCAA) action and 9-14 overall. all the factors,” Penders claims, Roger Kennedy. tion. That's why at the end of each game Wednesday night in Willimantic. Wlialers interrupted first round in gusty can't even go fishing. The whole After a good early season stretch “We began with a new coaching won in over- The wind was such a problem that huddle "pride" was the word." time, 47-45. (Herald photo by UunnI winds day's a waste." during which the Cougars won 7 of The Eagles lose six seniors to staff, no returning starters from none of the 78 who played Friday their first 10 games, the team before to rally around, and all the The winds, gusting over 30 miles Fiori said he felt the par-72 Doral He led the club in scoring with an graduation, including co-captains broke 70. but an even dozen golfers slumped. A key injury to power per hour, held scores up just as the Blue Monster course was playing Ertel important cog average of 14.6 points per game and Eric Hall and 6-foot-6 Rob Smith. conference opponents had a lot of who managed to get their rounds in forward Paul Litke, the loss of talent back. wet conditions Thursday helped Thursday shot 69 or better. three to five strokes harder than it in rebounding with an 11.7 average. “You don't replace someone 6-foot-6, was Thursday, but Rodriguez wasn't forward Jon Lindberg and guard LeDoyt was the only Cougar named “But you have to be pleased when Best season yet many of the pros who finished their That kept Fiori's two-shot lead at very easily," Penders noted. Don doing any complaining. Nick Oliver, and an inconsistent you know the kids played as a team. rounds before the rain finally halted 7-under-par 65 intact. Tied for second to the CCCAA All-Star team. Foss, Tom McKenna, Ollie Lucier "Life is not supposed to be fair. " offense contributed to the Cougars We didn't get great student support, play halfway through the round at 67 were rookie Lee Mikles. Gibby John Zito proved to be a fine out­ and John Wieezorek, the latter most Rodriguez cracked. "If life was fair. in Cheney^s success losing 11 of their last 13 outings. side shooter, particularly in the se­ probably because we weren't con­ "I feel sorry for those tall guys, Gilbert. Tom Weiskopf. John valuable down the last quarter of the for MCC women I'd be the richest man in the world. The Cougars failed to land a berth tenders, but the team stuck because the wind's going to hit them Mahaffey and Bill Kratzert. Bv LEN Al STI.R cond half of the season and averaged year, also graduate. "You have to have a good attitude in the National Junior College 11.3 points per game. Point guard together." more than a little guy like me." After the rainoul Thursday. PGA Next year, however. East won't to play on a day like today. You have llenilil Sporliiwriler Athletic Association regional tourna­ The Eagles clung together and only joked Chi Chi Rodriguez, who was officials decided to complete the Sean Thompson had a good year and have to start from scratch. Junior There almost wasn't a 1977- ment, but did qualify for the CCCAA two points separated them from a Manchester Community College women’s basketball team con­ one of four who shot 70. lowest round round Friday, play the second round to walk up to that first tee feeling like the Cougars got strong rebounding guard Mark Murphy and sophomores tourney. MCC was ranked fourth and quarterfinal berth in the state Class of the day. "The wind was blowing Saturday and finish up with 36 holes you weren't robbed out of anything." 78 basketball season for from forward Mike Nolen, who Bob Venora and Pete Kiro, the club's cluded the most succssful season in its brief three-year history. drew top-ranked Housatonic Com­ L Division tournament. That's not higher than 5-feel-7 ' Sunday. he said. Cheney Tech's Bernie Ertel. joined the team halfway through the second-third-fourth leading scorers, The Cougars compiled an overall 11-7 record, including victories munity College in the opening round. year. bad at all for a quintet which didn't Joining Rodriguez at 70 Friday Fiori said despite the advantage Rodriguez said he felt sorry for He had what was.'is diagnosed as a returns as does top reserve Tom over CCCAA champion Mattatuck, the University of Bridgeport those who had to make the decision Housatonic won, 106-87, and the MCC have great expectations at season hernia. He wasn't going to play. But In looking ahead, MCC Coach Hammick. Also, Penders will get the on how to reschedule that tourna­ campaign was over. Frank Kinel expects his team to be a services of some top operatives off beginning. varsity and Quinnipiac College. caiholic performer K'-thy Hall right before one of the final scrim­ Throughout the year, 6-foot-9 Scoring: An important factor in the team's averaged 7.1 rebounds per outing. ment after the rainout. because they mages the 6-foot-3 senior appeared strong CCCAA contender with what the 13-6 jayvee team of Coach Tom were bound to make some people un­ center Brqce LeDoyt of Coventry he describes Malin. Eric Hall ‘271 success was the outstanding play of Walton, Kilgore and Pajor were Massey, Martin with doctor s permission. Rob Smith 2HI was a valuable asset for the Cougars. center June Walton. The freshman named to the CCCAA All-Star team. happy. "He played the entire year with a as “a fine returning nucleus.” A pair of 6-foot-3 juniors, Mark 'You've got to realize we're in Mark Murphy ‘255 from Hartford is "one of the top Sawicki stated. "I am very pleased hernia. " reflected Tech Coach Gerry Bob Venora 240 show business, and that television players in New England," according with the play of the team this season snare LPGA lead Blanchard, "which should have been Pete Kiro 220 to MCC Coach Sandy Sawicki. and 1 am really looking forward to has contributed a lot of money to us." operated on before the season. He'll Bowling Tom Hammick 109 Statistics support that claim. next year. Rodriguez said John Wieezorek 76 ■LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Debbie Massey of Bethlehem. Pa., probably be operated on now. Walton scored 419 points, a 26.2 per "We will miss Pajor. Johnson and JackTuthill. the PGA's tour direc­ "Never once did he use it as an Don Foss 27 and Kathy Martin of Thousand Oaks. Calif., each shot one-under tor. said the decision to play 36 holes ELKS- Stan Seymour 523, Norris Brown 503, Al Mark Fournier 21 game average, and totaled 318 Kilgore who are graduating. They excuse although 1 know he was hur­ POW DER PI FF Gerry par 71 Friday to take the lead among early second-round Sunday was partially because of the 136-362. Dick Krol 369, Hopper 532, Ken LaCoss IK S'1'3 - Jack Fune 203- Ollie Lucier 11 rebounds, an average of 19.9. made major contributions to our ting at times." Tonski 179-185-455, Marty finishers in the $100,000 Sunstar Classic LPGA tournament. television commitment Richie Cabral 363, Jim 201-542. 556. Ed Bachl 201, Ken Tom McKenna 0 Jan Pajor, sophomore guard from team and will be hard to replace. But Ertel in the middle was an impor­ Pagano 138, Andy Jradshaw 192-497, Lorrie Young 201, Gene Wildes John C'lilford il Berlin, was the leader in assists with Walton, starting guard Pam Pietro tant factor for the Beavers. How well Debbie Aus(in. who s(arled the day and was in the clubhouse at 143. Lamoureaux 135-378, Art Baker 176, Ellen Albert 210-576, Joe Lauzon 202-554, Mark Pagan! . 5 an average of 7.5. Bonnie Kilgore of and forwards Hall and Sue Bendell with a two-shot load after an opening Next at 144 was Betsy King of they would have done without him all Cabral 143-364, Bob 179-177-489, Edith Tracy Larry Davis 213-556, Denny Joe King 2 Glastonbury was the second leading are planning to return and they will f Bowling j EA.STERN BU.S1NESS round 68 Thursday, teed off late in Limekiln. Pa., who a shot a second- year. Blanchard is unsure. Bonadies 184-411, Ernie 183-177-177-482, Pat Urso Carlin 201-570, Dick scorer with an average of 10.2 per give us real strength to build around. the morning. round 73 It's not to say however that the Pepin 350, Rich Talmadge - Cliff Jones 170-141-448, 177-469, Lorie Levere 192- Murphy 201-557, Roland game and second in rebounding with We should have another good team SNMPIIOMF.S - Ruth Bell 125, Alan Grzyb 159-415, John Massey, 27. a second-year pro with Among the tour's bigger names in bespectacled Ertel, who tipped the 136-382. Joe Cataldi Sr. 140- 235-579, Jean Michaud 221- Smith 213-577, Leo Nelson an average of 8.9 caroms. Former next year." Ilga Klavins 128-132. B arbara scale at the University of Hartford (Herald pholo^y Dunn David 158, John Lavado Bills' assistant one tour victory to her credit, played the clubhouse were Jan Stephenson. 368, Jim Venezia 352, Tony 519, Marilyn Chmielewski 215, Bob Oliver 200, Rich Riihimaki 134. prior to the state tournament game 158-386, Sandy Hanna 157- BUFFALO, N Y. (UPI) *k -k *k *k in the same threesome with the 33- 71-148 and JoAnn Prentice. 74-151. Salvatore 393, Jony 466, Vicky Glass 484, Artine Warner 203, Ike Miller 217, with Canton High at 240 pounds, was Ertel rises above crowd 385, Ben Grzyb 155-408, Lou Griffin 455, Ginette Giar- — Jack D onaldson, a year-old Martin, who hasn't won in A rain fell during the first round of Desimone 138-376, Joe Skip Keliy 201-204-561, Al CVTKRF.RS - Jen Terinzonie 134- always a factor. "It seemed that he Della Fera 152-382, Hank din 481, Lynda Raymond member of the Cincinnati her seven tour seasons. They were the LPGA's first 72-hole tournament ting he considered at the time when he was a freshman. They had a Desimone 352, Ernie Pepin Senna 219-599. Jess Nichols consulted a ouija board before some Grzyb 150, Eld Ralph 149- 187-530, Carol Anderson Bengals' couching staff for deadlocked with 36-hole totals of 142. of the'year but there was no rain in 345. Debbie Cichowicz 125-340. Vivian benching him. drill where you had to score three in .350, Bob Talmadge 139-^, 207. PUKE BREAK! 380, Lou Botti 147-387, Dorn two under par. Flora 126, Carol Lewie 140-135-380. games." mused Blanchard. “He Ertel. however, came back with a row to win and anything goes, " Rich Cabral 151-137-155- 175-472, Evie Feder 188-496, 10 years, has been named Friday's second round which was D eD om inicus 146-399, (WHILE SUPPLY LASTS) Cindy Doyle 135. Joanne talked himself into having good three straight double figure outings, Blanchard recalls. "Well, he went up 443, Art Cabral 139-151-416, Irene Savoie 465, Mary an assistant coach with the Cathy ManI of Ml Pleasant. S played under threatening skies. Gabe Szabo 145, Al Bonini Fredericksen 126, Ann Hebert 133. games sometimes. " including a career-high 31 points Ray Beauregard 149, Tony Raymond 451. NFL Buffalo Bills. C ., added a 72 to her first dav 71 against these two big kids from East 400, Rd Roux 396, Ted Kow- Ella Hube 125 Ertel's talents didn't come natural­ against East Hampton High. He (Catholic) and one went one way and Fidrych perfect Salvatore 139-349, Joe zun 392, Ron Joiner 392, ly. “As a freshman and sophomore capped off his schoolboy cam- the other the other way and he won. Cataldi 361, Ai Atkins 356. CORTINA LAKELAND. Fla, (UPI) - Mark BLOSSOMS - Barb Sullivan 179- lie tripped over the lines on the p a irin g in post-season play by con­ That's when I knew he had a desire to Stan Waickowski 391, Tom Bruin purchase Fidrych threw two scoreless innings 475. Ruth Ann Glass 180. Rita Collins co u rt," Blanchard quipped. “ Re's trolling the backboards, with team­ excel. " Turner 387, Sandy Hanna (3IERIIIES PVTHIAS- Bruce Davis Remarkable Quality. Treasure Chest CORDIAL RICHFIELD. Ohio iUPH - in his spring debut Friday to help the 458. Marly Bradshaw 464. worked hard at basketball and in the mate Dave Gustamachio. in the up­ The poundage has always been a 385, Pete Scott 382, Dave 222-216-579, Dick Noren LaCahapelle 382. MILK OR DARK CHOCOLATE Defenseman Dennis O'Brien, placed Detroit Tigers take a 7-4 exhibition classroom. He's gotten the most of set win over St. Thomas Seminary drawback for Ertel. notes diamonds are far superior in color, on waivers by the NHL Cleveland victory over the Boston Red Sox. t;O P VtOMF.N - Maureen Tyler his potential and is thinking even of and team-high 20 points in the narrow Blanchard, because "it took so much cut, and clarity Fidrych. who missed the last half Barons, has been claimed by the 190-458, Grayce Shea 177-512. Carolyn going onto college. He's become a loss to Canton. effort to get up'and down the of the 1977 season because of a sore to ordinary Boston Bruins, it was announced W'ilson 478. Marie Ludlow 454. Rose pretty good student. " More than once Blanchard has court...But he was known to steal arm. allowed two hits, walked one Friday. LaPolt 498 The well built Beaver pivotman called Ertel the strongest player in passes and jump on the floor, things diamonds. O'Brien. 28. who came to the and struck out two. started the season like a house on fire the league. “He probably is the you expect from a quicker person." Rookie second baseman Lou Whit­ Barons from the Colorado Rockies, JKWF.l. - Gay Nese 178. Beth but cooled off. He went through a lull strongest kid in school, no doubt. Ertel almost didn't have a senior Ask any of PRICE has played in 23 games this season taker. first baseman Jason Thomp­ Fitzgibbons 180-472. Nancy of five games where he tallied a total "The first time I realized how season. But he did. And for that WESTdWNI and has three assists for three points. son and catcher Lance Parrish p a c ^ Belekewicz 181-469 of 23 points, with Blanchard admit- strong he was at the Hilltop Clinic Chenev has to be thankful P H A R M A C Y 3 2 ,0 0 0 * the Tiger attack with two hits apiece OVER z s YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE) 455 HARTFOI3D RO MANCHESTER discriminating 643.5230 rVOUR COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICE STORE* brides who Seaver finds happiness with Reds own one.

\U MILT BK IIM kN while with them and went here." he says. "The big difference "I think he's like a kid starting all Seaver is completely adjusted now. u chair to iuok over (lie lockers, but I PI Sport* Editor through his greatest personal in the two clubs is ability, ob­ over again." Anderson says of his 33- He feels thoroughly at home with all can't find Bench, who is concealing the other Reds' players and they're, himself in another part of the by Nabisco TAMPA. Fla. (UPI) - anguish before they dealt him viously " year-old ace right-hander. “It's as if ■¥■ 10 oz. box to the Reds last. June, but he "He works like a dog." says Coach he has been reborn. I'll tell you one equally at home with him. clubhouse. >4Ucftaeh te a n h fn Peace at last Tom Seaver “Where is that dirty cocker keeps all that locked up inside Alex Grammas, "and knows exactly thing about him: He is a working dog. “He has what every great player f f if€>ui Je tre ie i r finally has found it, and you what direction he's going all the He can flat pitch. I'm not worried has." offers catcher Johnny Bench. spaniel?" Seaver rages, trying not to can see how broken up he is him. time. There's no guess work with about how many games he's going to “He's well-prepared mentally and laugh at the same time. "That's behind me. " he win. either. He'll get his wins. What I well-skilled physically. He's genuine­ He gets no response, so he goes over no longer being part of the him Everything he does is with a •Since inuoducea in 1940 club with which he became a says. "I don't have to put up good reason. " want is to get him to the post 38 to 40 ly funny, too. Watch this: Wait'll he back to the trainer's room canying with that anymore. " Only the other day. Seaver threw times. If he can start that many comes in here and finds out there's his paper, minus the puzzle. hou^hold name by the way no crossword puzzle in his paper. I Bench emerges from his hiding he's enjoying life with his new In a sense, the way Seaver feels 115 pitches in batting practice. That's games for us. we're a mortal lock." b uncommon, highly uncommon, for Last year. Seaver started 33 games took it and put it in the locker where' place, picks up a paddle and starts Or' OPEN 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. one. about the Mets is rather sad. Here is we keep our valuables." playing ping pong with T\'-iadio man a team he grew up with, made so any pitcher at this time of year, but for the Mets and Reds, winning 21 of Our S taff Is Here 1 Days Unless someone else Seaver knew what he was doing. them while losing only six. With the A few minutes later. Seaver comes Joe Nuxhall on a table in the rear of many friends with and always will be into the clubhouse, picks up the the clubhouse. broaches the subject first. associated with because of all he ac­ "My arm feels so good, it scares Reds, he had a 14-3 log. A week To Serve Your Family! newspaper he has in his locker and From the trainer's room, there cJtie/iadW>^ me. he told Manager Sparky Ander­ "It took me only two or three Seaver seldom mentions the complished and yet anytime someone comes a loud shout. Seaver is the one ALL MEDICINAL Jevrelers i Silversmilhs Since 1900 MANCHESTER PARKADE . . . DAILY 10-9 . SUN. 12-5 son. who already has made up his weeks to become adjusted." he says, heads for the trainer's room. He mentions the Mets to him. he SERVICES AVAILABLE •M MAIN ST„ DOWNTOWN MANCHEfTER Vernon Plaza (next to K-Mart) . . . 10-9 . . • Sun. 10-5 Mets anymore. mind that Seaver will start for the about the mid-June trade which sent retunis shortly. doing the hollering. becomes somber. HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN • WE8TFARMS Enfield Square . . . 10-9:30 . . . Sun. 12-5 He was with them 10 years, Reds in their first exhibition game him to the Reds for Steve Henderson. “Where's Bench?" he says, looking "Where's my puzzle. Bench? I As a member of the Reds, though. OTHER STORES, E. Htrtlord, Meriden, Torringlon, Fairfield helped them win two pennants with the Pirates Saturday and in Pat Zachry. Doug Flynn and Dan around. know you got it. " Tom Seaver is an entirely different 4- 4- and one world championship, their regular season opener with the Norman. The Reds' catcher is hiding behind Bench pays no attention at all. person. He's happy. one of the lockers. Seaver gels up on "Your ser\"e." he savs to Nuxhall. earned three Cy Young Awards "It's a lot more positive over Astros in Cincinnati on April 6 There isn't mOch question but that

^ <) -J ...... PAOK KK'.HT-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HEHALI). M.-inilici«lcr. Conn.. ,S;il , Manli 11. I'M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mamhcstcr. Conn., Sat.. Man-h n, laygxi\|. 11 Story hour. 10 a.m.. Douglas Library. Hebron Green. ^ ...... ~ ■ Troop 28 Boy Scouts. 7 p.m,. Gilead Hill School. , Penonale 2 Help WtttHd » H elpW m ed I I Announcements Help Wanted 13 Hornet For Safe 23 HoInii’pIw'sVfi...... gg ^Communl^atendar) Tliiireday , RUSSELL’S BARBER & IF YOU ARE an attractive MATURE PERSON - part Board of Selectmen. 3 p.m.. Town Office Building. Slyling Shop Announces aj>- motivated woman we need National Weather Forecast time. weekends. Gymnastics show. Grades 4-6. 6:30 p.m., Gilead Hill poinlmcnl accepted Tuesday you. If you are looking for a Phototypesetter- Housekeeping duties. $2.70 an Andover School. thru Friday. 8 a.m. to 5:30 glamorous, challenging posi­ -(t t s V ___ _ y h hour. Apply, Essex Motor Inn, GIT CALL H Republican Town Committee. 8 p.m,. Town Office p.m. Walk-in.s Saturdays 8 tion. with a new Perisian First Shift Heratb 1 100 East Center Street, a m, to p.m. Call 646-6659, cosmetic line, you need us. Manchester. Siiiiilay Building. corner of Oak and Spruce 236-2381, 633-3366. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING F'amily breakfast. 8 to 11 a.m.. Andover Elementary SIrect.s. Mutt be experienced. FAIR FEMALE HELP Wanted - IREALE, REALTOR PHONE FROM Home to ser­ ICWYOAK For packing of plastic bags on School, South Windsor Our equipment is Com- Mi.slorical Society. 2:30 p.m., all purpose room of An- vice our customers in tUie either of two shifts - 7 a m. to Whan Wa Taka Hold Manchester area. Flexible pugraphic Unisetter with 3:30 p.m., 3:30 p.m. to 11:30 dover Elementary School. Monday hours. Super earnings. 249- PHONE -JOOO p.m. live days a week. Must Your Housa la S O LD I EMPLOYMENT' Uniterm Keyboqrds. ' 043-^2711 Senior citizens go to Westfarms Mall. ^l«Mi(lay 7773, FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD have own transportation. 646-4525 Town Council work session. 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall, Liberal benefit program *Ant^A Plant located in East Hart­ Town clerk. 6 to 8 p.m,. Town Office Building. Help Wenled 13 WANTED - Gas station atten­ ford near the Manchester line. Tax collector and a.ssessor. 7 to 9 p.m. Ttieuday dant, full or part time. including non-contributory Call 528-9471 between 10 a.m. 115. MAIN 8T. MANCHESTER. CT. m NieNtd tlMPtlAlVlIt and 2 p.m. Planning and Zoning Commission. 7:30 p.m.. Town Of­ Planning and Zoning Commission, public hearing. 8 SALES POSITION - Straight Mature, responsible person pension plan. Apply in MwOMiim 't'VieiM for third shift. References. lERTISING ADVERTISING fice Biiiiding. p.m.. Town Hall. commissions, leads furnisned person or call 643-UOi. \5 . . to homoownors. Call 242-5402 Call 871-1696 r— uano Nt/p Wanted TiK’stlay CPR techniques course, 7 to 11 p.m., St, Peter’s DEADLINE RATES 13 Sehoole-Clettet to ------70 Episcopal Church. -An equal opportunity 12:00 noon th« diy before ____ Ir « kIiwOW I diy ....iu word por day RESTAURANT Andover Elementary School closes at 1 p.m. for publiCRtion. CREDIT AND FOR THE BEST - Manchester WedncHday MKTiUW. employer. Male/Female. 3 d iy i ... io« word por day |^ / / j OHOWlM*S MANAGEMENT TRAINEE - teacher workshop. UaiWEAlNCa POTOCAST 0 COLLECTION Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 NURSES Oeidline lor Saturdiy end 8 dtyt ,...« « word por doy Nationwide Fast Food Chain. pupils per teacher. FREE In- lied Cross Rlo<^mobile. 1:30 to 6:30 p.m.. St. Columbus Final day to apply for South Windsor Women's Club RN’s - LPN’s SHOmiMD Monday li 12:00 Noon Friday 28 dtyt ,... 8« word por dly DEPARTMENT Excellent growth potential in trerfuctory lesson with this ad. scholarships. A l u e o PniNTiNQ S e r v ic e s 15 word! 82.00 minimum Chiireli. Columbia. sn MIOOIE TURNPIKE W Peraon neadad talth the Greater Hartford area. Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. Aid and Assistance has And Mortgage or H ip p y A d f ...... 82.30 Inch Hoards and commillees. 7:30 p.m.. Andover Friday MANCHESTER. CONN PLEASE READ atrong collacllon Excellent sala^. Health & ('ongregat ionaI Church, part-time and full-time Legal experience .... For period ending 7 p.m. EST 3/11/78, During Saturday, snow Life Insurance Benefits, Paid Hornet For S tit 23 Friends for Music Shamrock Ball. 8:30 p.m.. St. hours available for you. YOUR AD S mixed with rain at times will be expected over northern Califor- background. Faal Vacations. Send resume to Board of Education. 7:30 p.m,. Andover Elementary very helpful in this the J growing company. Margaret Mary's Church, Personal and Professional C iM tlfied a d t are teken over ,;gnia, while rain and showers will fall in the mid and lower Fleagane Enterprises Inc., MANCHESTER - Spring .Seliool. T f- ' the phone ■> a convenience. satisfaction derived from very interesting pfintinq e/.' a Mississippi valley. Mostly sunny elsewhere. Maximum readings Excallant fringa banaflla. c/o Wendy’s Old Fashioned Street location. Attractive 8- Friday The Herald ii responilbla for Hamburgs, 1007 Farmington, \\ cdiiesflay providing good nursing position. Car only one Irfcorrect interlion and * include: Atlanta 65, Boston 43, Chicago 48. Cleveland 47. Dallas 071-2050 room Connecticut Gambrel Knights of Columbus Mass for deceased members. 7 Avenue West Hartford, Conn., nestled on a beautiful wooded Board of Selectmen, 10 a m,. Town Office Building. care on a I to 1 basis for necessary. then only to the tize of the HAPPY BIRTHDAY S72. Denver 52. Duluth 34, Houston 71, Jacksonville 75. Kansas D. Lam barl 06107. p.m,. SI. Francis of Assisi Church. clients in their own homes original insertion Errors which ^Cily 52. Little Rock 67. Los Angeles 60. Miami 77. Minneapolis lot. Country kitchen, two Young at Heart, 1:30 p.m.. Andover Congregational do not lessen the value of the or medical facilities. Call 646-0222 &.W. New Orleans 73, New York 50. Phoenix 66. San Francisco 56. working fireplaces, 2-car gar- advertisement will not be cor­ GRAMMY ape. Must be seen. $70’s “ (3iurch, SALES POSITION - Straight PART TIME Mornings • ^.''oallle 42. St Louis 58 and Washington 63 . R. Vernon evenings and rected by an additional Inser­ Butinett Opportunity 14 Zimmer, J.D. Real commissions, leads furnished tion. Estate, T liiireday For Information Call Janitor / Cleaners. Must nave machine s e t u p Man - For 646-1980, 6647-1139. weekends to homeowners. Call 242-5402 own transportation. Also full ANDERSON g Community health service nurse, 1:30*to’ 3:30 pm Sunday 643-BS15 plastic bags manufacturing SMALL ENGINE Service lime window cleaners. Call concern. Will train, some Town Hall, Lenten supper and film. 6:30 p.m.. Union m AND ASSISTANCE Corporation - expanding HEBRON. Make an offer on WANTED - Mature woman to 649-5334 ;•:%¥ ’’iPvhanical background d e a le r n etw o rk . No this spotless seven room Parish coordinating committee. 7:30 p.m.. Andover Congregational Church. of Northeastern Ct. Inc. IMMEDIATE Opening - for Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 live in as part of the family. secretary in our busy sales of- LOVE, required. Hours 7 a.m to 3:30 experience necessary. Ranch. Decorator family Congregational Church. 357 East Center 81. One or two rooms, light HOSTESS - Full lime nights p m. with possible overtime. Complete training program room with wood burning Monday Minchetter, Conn. fice. General office Should have previous Dining CASHIER- and sales clerk to SHARON ROSE Board of Library Directors. 8 p.m.. Andover Pubiic housework, plus cook evening work in modern pharmaev. ATTENDANTS FOR Shell ••• Call 528-9471 between 10 a m. $500. investment required to stove, two car garage, acre lot Town Council, special meeting on charter, 7:30 p.m.. meals. Two adults. Write Box experience required including Room experience Apply to Car wash and service station. ( Help Wenled 13 Help Wenled 13 and 2 p.m. Library. typing, filing, and a good Some experience necessary In start your own business. Ideal . Out of state owner anxious, Memorial Building. Park Place. T, Manchester Evening manager. Steak Out retail Pleasant working con­ Manchester. Must be over 18. for retired or part time. ■ $52,900. Barnett. Bowman and Herald. telephone personality. Office Restaurant, Route 83, Vernon friendly, neat in appearance HAIRDRESSER - with Board of Education. 7:45 p.m,. Lake Street School. hours to be 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 ditions. Assistant to manager Details on request. Mr. Co. Realtors, 633-3661. of tobacco, candv and card and have good work record. manager’s license. Call 528- Barker ESCAA Field Vernon Fire Department. Company I. 8 p.m.. p.m. Contact Multi Circuits BABYSITTER Needed - Good income, good chance for SEARS ROEBUCK & COMPANY 3149. Evenings and weekends Bolton EXCELLENT opportunity to PART TIME Driver for Inc., 50 Harrison Street, deparinieni Fringe benefits, Training Division Box 619,, MANCHE.STER - Two family firehou.se. learn wholesale hardward school buses. We will train Weekdays after school. Older advancement. Call Mr. MANCHESTER PARKADE 568-4971. Ask for Marge. Wading River, New York 4-4 Oak floors, two furnaces. 'I'oiliiy Manchester. 646-3800. woman or mother to watch apply in person, to manager, Vernon Fire Department. Company 2. 8 p.m.. old business. Good working con­ responsible applicants. Call Parkade Liggett Rexall. Cloughcrty. between 11 a.m h a p p y b ir t h d a y 11792. Immaculate. Good rents, $47,- Bolton High School Latin Club’s Roman banquet. 8 schoolhouse adjacent to firehouse. ditions. short hours. 522-1107. 643-2414. two children 10 and 8, in my and 4 p m. for appointment NURSES AIDE - 7 a.m. to 3 900 Hutchins Agency, 646- MANCHESTER BOARD of home or your home if you live and personal interview. 647- p.m full time Enjoy working 3166. p.m.. St. Maurice Church. Vernon Fire Department, Company 3, 7 p.m., Education - is seeking to DISHWASHER WANTED - GRANDMA MANY PEOPLE only dream RNs ■ IMMEDIATE Openings the Vcrplanck School area nights, must be over 18. Call 9016. STORE DETECTIVE with a skilled and dedicated of owning their own business. firehouse, ^ 1480, WEEKLY Possible - employ responsible people to References required 646-3821 .‘'iin d iiy mailing circulars. No gim­ on 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. shift for 643-2751.______• Part-time position, evening and Saturday hours. Ap­ staff in a very pleasant and Perhaps it's time for you to GLASTONBURY - Today through Friday, pre-Kindergarten registrations, work at the high school FRIENDLY Responsible per­ modern atmosphere. Women's Communion breakfast. 7 a.m., Vernon United micks. free . details. one full time and one part monitoring the school dis­ proximately 12 to 15 hours weekly. Retail experience pursue that dream. I have Minnechaug Mountain. 9 a m, to 2 p.m , all elementary schools time nurse. Call Mrs. Dorothy RN or LPN - Full or part DISHWASHER , Dietary son to cover the third shill at WE LOVE YOU Experience preferred. over 1,000 businesscss for sale attractive Methodist Church. Guaranteed. HABBCO, Box tricts security alarm system time, 7 a m. to 3 p m. Laurel preferred References required. 678-A Lufkin. Texas. 75901. Ferguson, DNS, at 289-9573. Aides - Full and part time. 7-11 Food Store. Apply in per­ Excellent wages and benefits. by owners. Many for laised Ranch. Tuesday This is a part time position. Manor. 9i Cnestnut Street Applications being accepted son. 509 Center Street. Please call 646-0129, M om liiy People will be employed for minimum down. For free ------>jillng with beam. COPE meeting. 7:30 p.m.. Stop & Shop meeting room, WE ARE NOW ta k in g 649-4519 at Meadows Convalescent Manchester. Full time posi­ Manchester Manor Nursing brochure write: Interstate Lots of glass and wrought Quarryvllle Junior Ancient Fife and Drum Corps. 6:30 CALL GIRLS WANTED for those hours when school is not tion. LENNY, KEVIN, K-Mart Plaza, off Route 83. part time telephone soliciting, applications for Sous Chief, Center. 333 Bidwell Street. Home, 385 West Center SIrcct, Business Marketing, P.O. Box iron, two fireplaces, raised to B:.10 p.m.. Bolton Elementary School. in session. Therefore, the Manchester. hearth in family room, built-in Merit System Board. 7:30 p.m.. Memorial Building. from our pleasant office. Bar tenders, waitress, bus major portion of the time peo­ TOMMY M AINTEN^E PERSON 1888, Pueblo. Colo. 81002. Town clerk, tax collector, assessor. 7 to 9 p.m . Com­ Good hourly rate, plus com­ boys or bus girls and snack AGGRESSIVE Sales person REAL ESTATE Career - Earn Part-time position morning hours, approximately 15 bookcases, wall-to-wall Planning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Memorial Building. ple will be working evenings with license, to work in new $15,000 -K annually. Must have n ea t back-u p DRIVER, carpeting, beautiful treed lot. munity Hall. mission. Paid vacations and bar help. Apply at Ellington (after II p.m ), weekends, hours weekly. Apply Personnel Department Tuesday 1 MANCHESTER - Looking to Board of Education budget committee, 9 a m , ad­ Ridge Country Club, Tuesday competitive office. Liberal license, or in process. Con­ Class 1 • 75?r in warehouse. open your own beauty shop? $79,500. Phllbrick Agency, Women s Auxiliary of the Bolton Volunteer Fire holidays. Convenient Monday and holidays. The rate of pay BOYS fidential interview. Ralph pm to 3 pm and 6 pm to 8 pm. Wednesday 10 am to 12 pm ministration building. Park Street. thru Friday hours of 9 to 1, and Wedneesday, From 11 commission schedule. For Fork lift, steady work, fair 'Ve have two a c tiv e Realtors. 646-4200. Department. 7:30 p.m.. firehouse. is set at $2.66 an hour. further information, call Pasek. Realtor, 289-7475. and 1 pm to 3 pm, Saturday 10 am to 12 pm. company work rules and and 5 to 9 Call Sharon at 569- a.m. to 3 p.m. or call 872-9133 Equal Opporlunlly Employer businesses available for y'our Board of Finance. 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. \\ ednesday Applicants must be familiar Keith Real Estate. 646-4126. excellent pay and benefits. inspection. MANCHESTER - Unique Unlqu. 4990, after 5. for appointment. Help Wanted 13 Call today 'I'llCHtllM with the town of Manchester, & GIRLS TELEPHONE SALES - Earn Weyerhaeuser Company Blanchard 4 Rossetto, Contemporarynporary Ranch.1 Twwve Zoning Board of Appeals. 7:30 p.m,. Memorial be 18 years of age or older, $3.00 per hour, salary and EOE. 278-7750, Theresa. SECOND SHIFT Forman - Realtors, 646-2482. rooms.------icluding Including adjoining adjoining In­ In- Board of Selectmen meeting with Planning Commis­ Building. have transportation, and must CREW FOR THE TEXAS OIL COMPANY bonus. Multi-branch, four WORK AT HOME • In spare law apartment, sunken living sion representative. 7:30 p.m.: board to discuss solid Board of Education Budget Committee, 7:30 p.m., ad­ Mechnical/electrical be willing to supply extensive needs mature person for short state firm has permanent time, stuff 1000 envelopes, knowledge required. Salary SERVICE BUSINESS • With room, formal dining room, waste dispo.sal. 8 p.m., Community Hall. ministration building. Park Street BURGERKHK references. This position is MiWCNESTER HERALD trips surrounding openings. Call 627-0550. make $500. Free supplies. M/rO MECMIIIC $800 a week income available three baths, four brarooms, commensurate with available immediately. Those Send stamped, self adoressed huge fireplaced family room, Board of Finance. 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall Introduction to disco dancing, 7:30 p.m., Rockville experience. Contact Com­ FROM 5:30 PM to Manchester. Contact AAMCO Transmissions of In this area. A cash business. interested should contact Mr. OFFICE CLERK - Hours 9 envelope to: L. Hagan. Box Miinimum investment game room. Phllbrick Agen­ Fire Commissioners. 7:.30 p.m.. firehouse Public Library, Union Street. munication Cable Inc 5 Glenn Wilfred Dion, 22 School customers. We train. Write D. Manchester is in search of Needs several people full 8:30 PM L. Dick. Pres., Southwestern a.m.-5 p.m. Five day week 204. Mooreslown. New Jersev required 203-627-0550. 203-481- cy, Realtors, 646-4200. W e as designated in the current Zoning Regulations and zoning map making M I upt. t o OLMAKI r nual school enumeration. App­ GUITAR, BANJO, Bass lot. 16x32 Indrouml pool. $45,- SECTION 1. of the Town of Bolton, Interviews will be held Monday the SECRETARY - Shorthand and C apibl* of making Jlgi and fixturas. ly Youth Services, 494 Mam lessons: Experienced with 900. Haves Corporation, 646- LOST Two Passports - 1 children aged 5 on. Adults too. NOTICK TO (TIKDITOHS Polish under name of Bozena (a) The making and creation of unreasonably loud, un­ (e) “Lawn Care and Maintenance Equipment " means all Mortgage or Legal experience ENGINE LATHE OPERATOR Street, 10 to noon. For infor­ 0131. Coventry KSTATK OK HKLKN (JA l.U ’P Durfec. 1 American, under necessary. or disturbing noises within the limits of the Town of engine or motor powered garden or maintenance tools intended 13th. very helpful in this very in­ mation 646-5500. Enjoyable rapid progress. HOONK aka IIK U .FN (lA U .l’P teresting position. Car Experiancad capabla of raading blua printt and Free loan Instrument. 11 CONDOMINIUM - 7 Rooms. 3 S iiiid u y HOONK Michael Durfec Jr. Call 643- Bolton is a condition which has existed for some lime, and the for repetitive use in residential areas, typically capable of being making tat upa. years experience. 646-6557. The Hon William K KilzOerald. 6476 extent and volume of such is increasing, used by a homeowner, and including, but not limited to. lawn- Apply In person at (g)i y \ necessary. Call 646-0222, STOCK - Temporary openings bedrooms. 2 1/2 baths. Rec Judge of the Cmirl of Probate evenings and weekends best. LAY OUT INSPECTOR in our stock and marking room. Appliances, carpeting. Dedication of the Eunice M. Bell Memorial Library, f)istrict of Manchester at a hearing lb) The making, creation, or maintenance of such un­ mowers, riding tractors, snow blowers, and including equip­ Schoolt-Clettet 19 Threa yaart minimum axparlanca. Mutt ba familiar room areas, D.C. in South Outside unit. Low $40s. 649- 2:30 p m , Robertson School held on February 28 1978 ordered that IMPOUNDED- Lab reasonably loud, uncessary. or disturbing noises affect and are ment intended for skilled operators including, but not limited all claims must be presented to the hlack, female, Hilliard Street McDonald’s SALES - ASSIST Owner in with PWA tpect. . , . Windsor, on Route 5. Own 0088. evenings, weekends. Mondiix fiduciary on or before May 28 1978 or a detriment to the public health, comfort, convenience, safety, to. chain saws, log chippers, or paving rollers over all business operation of Apply In pereon transportation a must. Apply FREE PRE-SCHOOL Gym­ area. German Shephard 40 W. Center St. Mencheeter, Ct. he barred as hv law provided female, black and tan North welfare, peace and quiet of persons within the Town of Bolton: SECTION 5. aluminum building products. personnel office, llth floor, nastic Clinic. Ages 3 to 4 1/2. MANCHESTER - New listing Board of Welfare, 10 to 11 a m.. Town Hall Pearl J Hultman AN EQUAL opponrumrt employen, m/r H&B TOOL AND ENGINEERING CO. Girls, boys. Also new Adult - 6 room aluminum sided Ass t Clerk Main Street area Contact and (a) Sounds created by emergency activities or emergenev Opportunity for quick ad­ Monday thru Thursday, 10 to Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:.30 p m Town The fiduciarv is vancement to management. 168 FOREST STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. 4. G. FOX & c o m p a n y . Class. Details, call Ranch. Garage, immaculate Manchester Dog Warden 646- lc) The need for noise regulation is a matter of legislative vehicles, sounds giving warnings of emergenrics. or sounds Equal opportunity employer Hall Donald A Hoone 4555 Manchester Area. 1-223-4460,7 •Hartford. Equal Opportunity Manchester Gymnastic condition, nice area. $47,900. J48 S()uaw llriMik Hd determination and public policy, and this ordinance is adopted customarily signalling particular times of the day shall be a m.-9 a m. Employer. School. 646-6306 . 646-3540. Hayes Corp, 646-0131. I lics(lli\ North Hah'don in persuance of and for the purpose of securing and promoting exempt from the provisions of this ordinance, New Jersev Personafa 2 Democratic Town Committee, 8 p m.. Town Hall 027 m the public health, comfort, convenience, safety, welfare, peace (b) Sounds created by parades, carnivals, and other special I Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet For Sole 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Hom tt For Site \\ ediiCHdiix and quiet of the Town ot Bolton and the people therein. social events shall be exempt from the provisions of this or­ 23 Hornet For S ilt 23 Hom tt For S tIt 23 WANTED RIDE to PWA SECrnON 2. No person shall, within the limits of the Town,, Senior Citizen Club, 1 p.m.. Second Congregational Willow SIrcct, from vicinity dinance upon a showing of good cause, provided a permit for NOTICK TO CHKDITOHS create or cause to be created any unreasonably loud, un­ Church Community House. FJ^TATK OF OKRTfU’DK F HAKKH of lawton Road 7 a m. to 3:30 such an event is obtained at least three days in advance from deceased p m Call 647-1988 necessary or disturbing noise. A noise shall deemed to be un­ the First Selectman. Parks and Recreation Commission, 7:.30 p.m.. Town The Hon William K FitzOerald reasonably loud and a violation of this ordinance under the (c) Sounds created by engine power of motor driven lawn llali Judge of the ('ourt of Probate following circumstances: oCALL THESE District of Manchester at a hearing care or maintenance equipment shall be exempt from the Young Peoples' AA, 8 p m , St Mury’s. held on March 3, 1978 ordered that all NOTICE TO CREDITORS claims must be presented to the E.STATE OF PRANK SINSIGALI.I la I Any sound radiated for continuous or recurrent periods provisions of this ordinance between the hours of 7:00 A M. to .lunior Women’s Club, 8 p.m.. First Congregationai fiduciary on or before June 3, 1978 or Thf Hon William E FitzGerald, from any premise which produces sound levels at any point on 8:00 P.M. provided that the noise discharged from the exhaust PARADE OF HOMES Church tie barriMl as hy law provided Judge, of the Court of Probate. the property line of said premises in excess of the following (A1 of said engine is adequately muffled to prevent loud or Pearl J Hultman, District of Manchester at a hearing REALTORSo Hggg i i t t t aDi ^8888888888888®^ Ass t Clerk helil on 3 7 78 ordered that all claims scale limits measured in decibels: explosive noises The fiduciary is must be presented to the fiduciary on oifiM iv Id (i Adaline iHiughlin or before 6 7 78 or be barred as by law District "A ” Scale Limits (d) Sounds created by on-site recreational or sporting activities •ID WMak DMt GTD DPtfl. ^ East Hartford Mti Hidgebury Road prov idl'd Day Night sanctioned oy the State of Connecticut or the Town of Bolton For An Ridgefield (.'onn 0M77 Pearl J Hultman. Residential 55 45 shall be exempt from the provisions of jhis ordinance. Today ra.ioj Ass t Clerk The fiduciary is Business 55 45 (e) Farming equipment or farming activity shall be exempt St. Mary's Minstrel Show, 8 p.m., EHHS. Theresa Sinsigalh Industrial s] 51. NOTiO: TO CREDITORS 41 CrestwiMid Dr SECTION 6. Manchester CT I b I Any sound emanating from the construction or demolition Amiolntinent Sunday F.STATK OK IIEI.EN R PETERS (a) Any person may apply to the Board ot Selectmen lor a deceased of buildings or structures having a sound pressure level higher St Mary’s Minstrel Show (second performance) The Hon William K FitzGerald temporary variance from one or more of the provisions of this Judge of the Court of Probate. than 80 decibels measured at any point on the property line ot ordinance. No variance shall be approved unless the applicant Mondas Distnrt of Manchester at a hearing NOTICE TO CREDITORS the emitter. held on February 28. 1978 ordered that ESTATE OF FREDERICK W presents adequate proof to the Board’s satisfaction that: Emergency Medical Services Commission, 7:30 p ni , all t l.nms must bo presented to the Wll.KF. a k a FRED W WILKE 10 Any noise of an impulsive character, such as hammering, fodayll (1) Noise levels occurring during the period of the variance fidueiary on or before May 28, 1978 or (WILKIE I stamping, or forging operations or gunfire which produces Town Hall be barrtd as by law provided The Hon William E FitzGerald, will not constitu^ a danger to the public health, and . East Hartford Public Health Nursing Association. 8 Pearl J Hultman. Judge of the Court of Probate. sound pressure levels at any point on the property line of the Ass t Clerk District of Manchester at a hearing emitter in excess of 71 decibels during the daytime or 66 12) Compliance with the ordinance would impose an undue p 111 . Town Hall held on February 28, 1978 ordered that Qnlut^ The fiduciary is decibels during the nighttime. hardship upon the applicant without equal or greater benefits to 5200 AGENCIES US & CANADA John F I’eters all claims must be presented to the the publie. WHUrS YOUR PRHX RANGE? Tuesday 51 Jveneca Drive fiduciary named on or before May 28. Id I Any intermittent noise existing less than 10% of any one- Police Chief Clarence Drumm speaks at Senior Vernon ('onn 06066 ’ hour period which produces sound pressure levels in excess of lb) In making a determination on granting a variance, the 022 (»3 Pearl J. Hultman. We’re the Neighborhood Profeeelonale Citizens ('enter, 1:30 p m. Ass t Clerk the following “ A " scale limits measured in decibels at any point Board of Selectmen will consider; The fiduciaries are ^ \ ) I / I . / $45,900 Music concert, Penney High School, 7:30 p.m. Thomas E Wilke on the property line of the emitter: (1) The character and degree of the injury to. or interference W e’re H e re F o r You. $24,900 z . P r ir f r e d u ^ on this cozy 5 room Im m aculate Raised Ranch with 74 Porter Street with, the public health and welfare or the reasonable use of Inland Wetlands Commission, 7:30 p.m., "Town Hall. District 'A " Scale Limits JAGESTON-AVAIITE home, large eaMn kitchm . living eat-in kitchen, dining room. 3 Manchester. Conn. property which is caused or threatened to be caused. SHdftCASE REAin TEOraOD AGENCY room with view of lake Nice Ireeo bedrooms, fam ily room, t ' l baths, Democratic Town Committee meeting, 8 p.m,, court Day Night NOTICE Klizabelh Steele 648-1316 647-1428 Of 828-0410 ____047-0014 lot completely fenced In plot rme completely c a ro le d throughout building on Tolland Street. 28 Heidi Drive Residential 66 51 (2) Th I social and economic value of the activity for whirh car garage Very private lot garage Callus on Vernon. Conn the variance is sought. this one' ADOPTION OF 028 03 Business 61 56 W ednesday 142,900 RESOLUTION Industrial 66 61 (c) The Board of Selectmen at a special meeting for that pur­ SM aoo $48,500 Public hearing on Community Development Block T b r « lim ilr otdM- hon» Ttiree a r (M jch ed »M5 monUily income. 4 bedroom Cape, new kitchen cabinets and flooring, new roof, new Coventry Four bedroom Ranch. Franklin ttove. full basement, 2.4 acres BOARD OF DIRECTORS SECTION 3. pose may grant a temporary variance not to exceed five con­ Good investment NOTICE TO CREDITORS driveway, new aluminum siding, city conveniences bordered on rear by W llllm anUc River Grant iCDBG), 7 30 p m . Town Hall. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, ESTATE OK DORA R HOYT, I a I Sound Level m ^ns a frequency weighted sound pressure secutive days. deceased $DM00 $27,000 $49,900 level, obtained by we use of metering characteristics and the (d) Public notice of the Special Meeting and its purpose shall $44,500 Why pay rent’ Collect it instead in CONNECTICUT The Hon William E FitzGerald. $69,000 Private lettlng. two bedroom 6 room Cape, applianced kitchen, quality wall to wall, new driveway, above this 0 If 4 room Duplex located RESOLVED: That the Judge, of the Court of Probate, weighting A.B.C as specified in ANSI ‘'Specifications for Sound be made in a local newspaper prior to the meeting 16 allow . Ranch Three bedrooms, fam ily room, garage, maintenance free ahnnimrm Andover. One of the nicest aettings in town Two bedroom stone Ranch with Ranch set on a c u H e -u c street Hebron ground pool, treed lot. immaculate with a nice fenced-in yard This lit­ close to schools and shopping This District of Manchester at a hearing extenor. Level Meters" SI.4-I971 or latest revision. The sound level memebers of the public to present their views to the Board of a nice view and 16 acres of land. Loads of road frontage. II an immaculate 2 fam lh with fallowing portions ot streets held on March 2. 1978 ordered tlu l a ll' tle home hai great potential for wall to wall carpeting thrfiughout Monday within the Town ot claims must be presented to the meter shall conform to either type 1 or type 2. The unit of Selectmen. $38,000 thoae who are just starting out' $45,500 $15,000 Manchester be discontinued fiduciary on or before June 2. 1971 or measurement is the decibel. SECTION 7. The violations of any of the provisions o( this or­ ^ p an d aW e Cape, insulation and studding upsalrt for extra rooms - large Junior Women's Club baby-sitting course, 10 a.m. to 2 be b a r r ^ as by law provided Cape Fireplaced living room, format dinmg room, fam ily room with wood kitchen. 2 bedrooms down, wooded a c re lo t Ellington. Neat, clean and cute as a button Sommer cottage with fireplace dinance shall be punished by a fine of $25.00 or confinement in stove, garage p.m.. Town Office Building. 1. All of Angel Street I^ rl J Huhman, lb) Sound pressure levels shall be measured with a sound and basement Large lot. I minutes walk to beautiful Crystal Lake Ass t Clerk level meter having an "A" weighted measuring scale manufac­ jail not exceeding thirty (301 days, or both. Each day such viola­ $47,700 Town offices open. 7 to 9 p.m., Town Office Building. 2 All of Mcekville Road The fiduciary is tured according to the American National Standards Institute tion shall continue or each act in violation shall constitute a $52,500 I yr. old barn and corral goes with this quality built 7-room bouse, only 5 yrs $41,000 3 That portion of Windsor Frank A Leone Town clerk, tax collector, assessor, town sanitarian. 6 U Connecticut Blvd (ANSI) standard SI.4-197I as revised. The microphone used to separate offense. Jost listed Beautifol L Ranch Tliree bedrooms, two foil baths, fam ily room c4d. fully applianced kiU^en, fireplaced living room, fam ily room. 2 car p r - C o ^ cozy, neat and clean. Three bedroom Ranch, fireplace, hardwood $44,900 $53,900 to 9 p m . Town Office Building. Street from the southerly EUsI Hartford. Conn measure the loudness of noise shall be placed at any point on the ^ features stitie fireplace with raised hearth Garage Prestige location age floors, wood stove, located in Hebron on 3.1 acres of land with a brook Do it yourself • with some han­ A truly beautiful Cape with all the street line of Burnham Street 06108 SECTION 8. dyman effort this spacious advantages you could possibly Rham Music Boosters, 7:30 p.m., music room, Rham (BS03 property line of the emitter measured no closer than five feel OOOAOO basically solid Colonial will want 4 bedrorans. flnistied rei- to the release line for the It is the intention that each separate provision of this or­ V soeaoo provide comfortable economical room, vinvl

B utlnt* Rropmrty 26 Building SupplltM 42 Apartmtnlt For Bent 53 Au$oi For Solo i f Ma n c h e s t e r - For sale NATURAL STONE for SIX ROOM Duplex - 3 CAPRI, 1972 - 4 cylinder. bedrooms. Available April I n m y Commercial building and retaining walls, veneers, 20p0cc, 4 speed console, silver . . . X S T /IR t QD liquor store. Call for deUiils. patios, etc. Pick up by the 1st. $260 monthly. Security, with red deluxe interior.» Marion E. Robertson Realtor, pound or delivery by the ton. references required. 646-llTO, Excellent condition, $1250 1 Y C U P O p 643-5953. Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, ask for Dick. 643-8857. . t . THPlW fClM<^ 649-3163. X PlNAtUir GOT MANCHESTER - Ideal for of­ FOUR ROOM Apartment - 426 1971 BEIGE Monte Carlo - i i g P u r fice or business. Concrete Broad Street, no appliances, Excellent engine condition. M Y M iM P O f F brick building, 2712 square $155. Security aeposit. Many extras. Call between t W O M g h / . feet, 142,500. P.J. Cotrenti Dogt-BIrdt-Ptlt 43 Married couple no pets. 643- 4:30 and 7 p.m. 649-3829. Realtor, 646-5252. 4751. 6 I R L 5 . d o g -c a t b o a r d i n g 1965 CHEVY Impala Converti­ . ' W bathing/grooming. Obedience ^ W -A fV - WEST CENTER Street - EAST HARTFORD - 5 room ble, 283 extras. 646-6494 after 5 •liniyMAae. TM Ri^us MW Business II Property. 1 acre, protection classes. Complete apartment. Stove, p.m. 200 foot frontage. With 6 modern facilities. Canine refrigerator, dishwasher, Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Room House. Asking $67,500. carpeting. No pets or r1975 ,.. . DODGE ------DART Special Owner, 1-828-1363. Road, Manchester. For reser­ children. On bus line. Cali 289- Edition. 2 door Hardtop.^9j|ft vations please call 646-5971. k,< WIiMhraii 1995, or 289-1052. 6. Automatic, power stefflng, BOLTON NOTCH - Small vinyl top, am/fm, 39,000 rustic barn suitable for store AKC BEAGLE Puppies - 7 ATTRACTIVELY Paneled miles. One owner, $2800. 633- I GOTAAV I CON^KNOW.. IT wA&esTAMPeo or office. Parking, inexpen­ weeks old. Shots and wormed. three room apartment - Stove, 3105. HC3RQSCCPE Call 643-7063 anytime. I PIONVOPEN "CLAeeiFIED" sive. 1-223-4460,7 a.m. - 9 a.m. refrigerator, heat and elec­ TDCVkV. IT. * 7t 3P f i e C R E T ^ tricity. References, no pets. 1969 PONTIAC - regular gas, "• Resort Proporty 27 OWN A RACING Grayhound $175, 646-3167, 228-3540. imported Irish pup. Details on good tires, economioal cost, purses, training farms, transportation, radio and ' T COVENTRY - 3 room summer ONE ROOM Fumihsed ef­ heater, power steering and ' f cottage. Porch, drilled well, license, etc. Brochure $1.00, ficiency apaktment - including brakes. $400. Call 646-&2 or treed lot, $8,500. Hayes Corp. Grayhounds Imports. Box 240, heat, hot water, $150. Security 646-3163. 646^)131. Tolland, Conn. 06084, and lease. 6W-7268. 1968 CHEVROLET Impala - ANDOVER LAKE - Over 7 AKC YORKSHIRE Terrior FOUR ROOMtBjpar'hsent - $100 or best offer. Please call acres of beautiful land with in- Puppies - Excellent Pedigree. Appliances, ^ l water, 643-2070, before 5. sujated cottage plus out­ Very liny. $250 and $300. busline, aduits.'^aferences. 3-K buildings. Perfect for sailors, Mother and father on security. $125. monthly. Call OIK fishermen, etc. Call premises. 379-8842. 643-70!■■' 7094. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN - < n n u Katherine Bourn, 742-8646. J. Completely rebuilt. New The F Watson Beach Co., AFFECTIONATE - 3 year old, NEW DUPLEX - Near brakes, master cylinder, > Manchester Office. 647-9139. house broken, male, Springer Hospital. Excellent area. 3 engine, paint job. Best offer. ^aniel/Golden Retriever Call 875-6757. Homes For Solo 23 Homes For Solo 23 Homes For Solo 23 Homes For Solo 23 Equal Housing Opportunity. bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths. Call m e to■ good home. Call 643- 646-3929, or 646-4144. 8882, evenings. MANCHESTER - South Baal Estate Wanted 28 CHEVROLET CORVETTE CARRIME DRIVE Farms area, near Martin FIVE ROOMS for rent - 374 1977-Less than 10,000 miles. ALL CASH For your property, TOY POODLE PUPPIES - Hartford Road, Manchester. 350/4bbl., 4 speed, wide ratio, One block to Martin School, 6-year-old Cape. And stud services. From McCarthy Built, 3 bedrooms, within 24 hours. Avoidoid Red Two bedrooms, on busline. T/T, am/fm stereo, School. “i acres. ^ The Sentry Tape, Instant Service. Hayes selected breeding at fair Children and pets accepted. aluminum wheels, RWL tires. l ‘i baths, dining room, family prices. 423-8789, beautifullv landscaped. room, fireplaccd living room, Corporation, 646-0131. $175, without utilities. Call Unusual mahogany metaliic 7 ROOM RANCH, carpeting, garage, deck etc A Free Home 649-1946. exterior. Buckskin(Skin leatherle in­ covered bridge. On large nicely landscaped SELLING your house? Call us terior. $8,700. Call 643-4922. Screened porch. Many ..lot...... $57,900. Owner 646- 1-8571 f Evaluation. first and we ll make you a FAMILY SPECIAL - 2 features. Summer oc­ Principles Only cash offer. T.J. Crockett, bedrooms, parking, CHRYSLER NEWPORT cupancy. Full walk out What Is your home worth? Our professionals can Realtor, 643-157s. appliances. Yard for children CUSTOM-1973. Steel belted and pets. Only $165. Rental radial tires. All electric. basement, partially HEBRON OPEN FOR help you price your home to sell faster and FREE PAIR - Part Labrador INSPECTION Sunday March IMMEDIATE Cash for your Assistors, 236-5646. Small fee. Automatic, air conditioning. finished. easier. We will provide you with complete property. Let us explain our Retriever pups to good home, Many extras! Good running 12, 1 to 5 p.m. Directions male, female; 5 months old, Route 85 or 320 Church Street, marketing, financial, and economic Information. fair proposal. Call Mr. CLEAN AND COZY - 2 condition.adit' Excellent" ...... body. Belfiore, 647-1413. shots, paper trained. Call 537- Always kept in good repair. Hebron. Near inter.section of No obligation. No pressure. No sales pitch. Of 3386 after 6 p.m. bedrooms, laundry facilities. Old Colchester Road and basement, parking. Only $160. Classy looking carl Dark Diue. Route 85. Signs on properly. course we’d like to sell your home for you. That's MAY WE BUY your home? Rental" ...... Assistors. 236-5646.‘36-5‘ ‘ Bargain at $1295. Fast sale. MANCHESTER • Spacious Attention horse lovers-len our business. And we're confident you will select Quick, fair, all cash and no Small fee. Call 649-7196 before 5 p.m. problems. Call Warren E. Livestock 44 Colonial. Verplanck School. years young, lovable two or us once you’ve seen our professionals at work. Fireplace, screened porch. three bedroom Ranch Coun­ Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. MANCHESTER- 3 rooms 2nd 1973 PONTIAC VENTURA - private yard, garage. $45,900. try kitchen, den, wood stove, RIDING LESSONS indoor floor. Excellent location, no air conditioning, am/fm, in­ Hayes Corp. 6-0131. garage, huge family room, GET MORE with HOME IN MANCHESTER riding ring. Western stock pets. Security deposit. Call cludes snow tires, under 50,000 fireplace, many, many extras. AREA - Family of 4, 2 seat, saddle seat, and hunt 568-1054 after 6 p.m. miles, $1400. 569-3766. DEAI MANCHESTER - 'OPEN Situated on I'a acres, well children. Prefer $250 rent. seat. All levels 228-9817. also, sh HOUSE" 1 to 4 p.m., 14 Salem landscaped lot. 12x25 foot barn Call 643-8278, anytime. NO LEASE - 2 bedrooms, Trucks lor Sale 62 know w Road. 6 rooms, completely (horse includcdl Look at SENTRY appliances, parking, laundry Carol redecorated Cape. Aluminum leisure! Priced in the low, low Antiques 48 facilities. Only $168. Rental 1970 FORD Econoline 200 - I Real Estate Services Inc. Low mileage. Set up as a ' never r siding, fireplace, carpeting. $50 s Donald S. Gale Realtors Household Goods 40 Assistors 236-5646. Small fee. went on Newkitchen.'■ vki' ■ English Colonies and Insurers, 289-7939 528- 29 Connecticut Boulevard, East Hartford 289-4331 WANTED. Antique furniture, camper. Best offer. Call 643- Realty. Limited. 643-7743. 6280. glass, pewter, oil Ipaintings or 7907, ask for Bob. she lost REFRIGERATORS Homes lor Bent than evi Washers, ranges, used, other antique items. R. 54 Harrison. 643-8709. 1973 DODGE VAN B-lOO 3/8. from til guaranteed and clean. New V-8. Automatic transmission. ! would t MANCHESTER - Fantastic shipment damaged. GE and SEVEN ROOM HOUSE - Value! Call today. Large 4 Lols-Lend lor Sale 24 THE PACK RAT Antiques Available March 1. Please Carpeted. Paneled. $2200. Call • ring. Bi What is your Property Worth? Frigidaire. Low prices B.D. 295-0984. bedroom Cape Excellent con­ Pearl and Son, 649 Main and Collectibles. Open Sun­ call 643-7605. 649-2871. happily We will inspect your property and suggest an asking dition with garage. Great BOLTON - 2 -k- acre wooded days 12 to 5. 40 Flora Road, off for Chri lot. Brook, good frontage. Street, 643-2171. Main Street, FORD - 1972 Super Van. 302', : price. (No obligation.) house with huge yard for kids 643-2171. DUPLEX WITH Garage 3 Low $40s East Coast Realty Scenic setting English bedrooms,’dining room, laun­ automatic, custom interior, - Ask us about our gauranteed sales plan TODAY!!! 528-9668, 643-9969 Colonies Realty, 643-7743. dry facilities, appliances. fm 8-lrack, awning, new DFAI Sears portable dryer - Harvest paint, many extras. $2800. 644- sing “Q Gold. Very good condition. Yard for children and pets. “ IREALTORS - MLS MANCHESTER - Victorian HAVE YOU ALWAYS Wished Wanted to Buy 49 Only $250. Rental Assistors. Was it you had a nice little hideway, $75. Call 289-8942 anytime. anotb'ci 2 ^ 9 - 7 4 7 5 Colonial Large lot 2 car gar­ 236-5646. Small fee. PASEK age. Many nice features. but didn't think you afford CASH PAID Immediately - Motorcycles-BIcyclos 64 MAT>.L one? Invest in waterfront land FURNITURE GALORE and for gold jewelry and 608 BURNSIDE RVE. - EAST HARTFORD "Handy Man's Special " lots more. Used-A-Bit Fur­ STILL LOOKING? Call Ren­ It wa Membfri Nsttonal Alioclation ol ttfni Kjtate Boards and Conn«llcul Won't be around long. $32,900, in upper New York State. Low diamonds. Licensed brokker tal Assistors. Over 700 vacan­ TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville Hitchce taxes, no zoning, near 1980 niture, 679 Main Street, East for over 1/2 century. Savitt 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and Alaociation ol Raallori. Inc Alio member ol Ihe Harllord Board (d Call Today. East Coast Real­ Hartford. 289-8480, Tuesday cies daily. All areas, sizes, mean w RMitora. Manchester and Vernon Mulllple Usllns Service ly. 528-9668, evenings, 646- Olympics. Owner will finance. P.O.M.G. Jewelers, 35 prices. Many welcome rack. $1,750. 289-4042. Sera, S 2616 Your wish can come true. Call thru Saturday, It a m. - 5 p m. Buy and sell Asylum Street, Hartford, 527- children and pets. Call today! Don’t E 633-8595. 0163. 236-5646 (Small fee). Campers-Trailers . I Mobile Homes 65 Nivens. MARBLE TOP Table - Oak HEAT PAID - 2 bedrooms, China Closet. Please call 875- carpeting, laundry facilities, 14 FOOT Yellowstone Trailer DEAI BUSINESS & SERVICE 7120, anytime. appliances, yard for children. • Moving, must sell! Sleeps 5. Lawrei □ MISC. FOR SALE Only $285. Rental Assistors Stove, ice box, sink. Good con­ A. CLA 236-5646 small fee. dition. $495. 872-6982. Not it Articles lor Sale 41 1974 CHEVY VAN - Open road MANCHESTER East Middle DEAI ALUMINUM sheets used as □ RENTALS Turnpike. Available 4 Room camper sleeps 4. not self con­ printing plates, .007 thick, Cape. Appliances, tained. Stove, ice box, asking many o 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for redecorated. Yard. Full base­ $4500. 646-1077. shame, $1. Phone 643-2711. Booms lor Bent 52 ment. $260 plus securities. 646- “discox 1540 or 646-0800. Automotive Service 66 wonder DIRECTORY THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub naturet Birch House Women. Central- Sorvleoi Olforod Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, SPRING SPECIAL - 3 ELM MOTORS - Toyota. Dat- Warsax Iff Services Offered 3f Servlcei Offered Brownies, nurses. East ly located. Downtown bedrooms, laundry facilities. sun specialists, factory 31 Building-Contracting 33 Manchester. Kitchen I inh Catholic School. 649-1225 appliances, yard for children. trained, one day service. 114 contac* C4M TREE Service - Free es- EXPERT FURNITURE privileges. Call 649-2358. Only $260. Rental Assistors. East Main Street. Rockville. timates, discount senior BRICK. BLOCK, STONE LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - acting 1 refinishing and antique Fireplaces, concrete. TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - 236-5646. Small fee. 871-1617. citizens. Company restoration Free estimates. New homes custom built, FEMALE - Sleeping room, days w Manchester owned and Chimney repairs. No job too Good condition. Good for Frank E Loveland, 649-8963 sm.'ill S;ivo' (’.-ill Rdd.nnsR remodeled, additions, rec next to bath. Call mornings operated. Call 646-1327. small. Save' Call 644-8356 lor rooms, garages, kitchenns plating, or welding. Call 649- only, 643-6609. OIBces-Storos for Bent 55 eslinialcs 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. curious INCOME TAX preparation at remodeled, bath tile, ceement Winnin, DRESSMAKING & work. Steps, dormers. FURNISHED Sleeping Room your home, experienced Dan ED'S LIGHT TRUCKING-at­ NCR CASH REGISTER - A Favorite Book : once, tc Alterations done reasonably Mosler, 649-3329 or 525-8263. Residenlial or commercial - Conveniently located. he rep< Plea.se call 646-4972 tics and cellars cleaned. Call 649-4291 Reconditioned, with many Available April 1st. For OFFICE SPACE Reasonable rales Call 646- totals. Call after 5:30 p m , with Pj CHAIRS REPAIRED and woman only. Call 649-1133, "PET MINDERS" - Let us 1943 for free estimate 228-3957. FOR RENT reglued Refinishing. quality ALL TYPES OF Carpenter after 7 p.m. 250 square feet, center ol feed, exercise and care for work - Ceramic tile, hung DEA reupholstcring. Call 569-2867 MOLDED FORMICA top and Manchester, air conditioning and your pet in the comfort and Painting-Papering 32 ceilings, plumbing and elec­ FURNISHED ROOM - ■tarklng. Call M3-9551 U g h tl familiarity of his own home, tric Richard Young, 649-1975. paneled bar with two shelves Gentleman only, kitchen my Me in your absence. Call 649-1352 B&C CHIMNEY Sweeps - PAINTING • interior andd and four stools. $175. 646-6028. Complete Chimney Cleaning privileges, central location, me, ett exterior, paperhanging, HOME Im provem ents & references and deposit. 643- Tucson CARPET INSTALLATIONS - Service. Free Inspection' Call excellent work References. NEW HOME Sewing Machine 2693 after 5 p.m. 646-6784 Remodeling - Custom - white and aqua, new cabinet, You Stair shifts, repairs. Camels, Free estimates Fully in­ woodworking. Specializing in many s steam cleaning Free sured Martin Mattson, 649- a tta ch m en ts, $100. Call □ AUTOMOTIVE MOTOR CYCLES Hefininshed Cabinet Making For free es­ anytime 569-2348. LADIES ONLY - Furnished stimates 649-6265, 4431 timates and fair prices, call rooms for rent. All utilities in­ - any color, reasonable Call DEA before 5 p in 643-4302 Bruce at 568-2645 cluded. Conveniently located Autos For Sale 61 ODD JOBS - cleaning cvllcrs QUALITY PAINTING and WHITE BRICK Free standing to bus line, ideal for senior when } and attics, moving large Paper Hanging by Willis fireplace with mantle and His nai PoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 accessories, stand up dresser. citizens. Security and 1974 HORNET HATCHBACK - appliances Also stone or loam TRAILBLAZER TREE Schullz Fully insured, references. Call after 5:30. 6 cylinder, standard. 58,000 On I delivered 644-1775 SERVICE Removals, references. 649-4343. Kitchen Aid hot water dis­ 644-0383. BIDWELL Home Improve­ penser, all like brand new miles. Asking $1650. Call 649- Televis pruning, topping, chipping, ment Co Expert installation 8130, after 5:30 p.m. Robert REWEAVING burns, holes. hauling, land clearing. HAVE YOUR Cape. Ranch Moved. Call Midge after 8 of aluminum siding, gutters p.m., 568-1634 CLEAN FURNISHED Room Buck V Zippers, umbrellas repair^. Thoughtful. Thorough, Neat painted for $150-$200 by and trims Roofing installa­ for mature gentleman. Call 1973 OPEL MANTA - 4 Window shades, Venetian Results giiara nl eed. scheduling now. Professional 646-4701 after 6 p.m. tion and repairs 649-6495, 875- NEW CHERRYWOOD Table cylinders. Good condition. blinds. Keys TV for rent, Experienced, insured considers any job. 289-9287, 9109 Automatic. $1695. or best Marlow's. 867 Main St 649- ReferencesTctci 633-1092. 633-9225 evenings...... " ■ or weekends, vecke ■ "Don. with 6 high back caned chairs. $900 or best offer 643-0181. YOUNG GENTLEMAN - offer. Call 875-4537. 5221 SPECIALIZING cleaning and Comfortable small room with WILL TYPE REPORTS - ■I.P LEWIS & SON - Interior walk-in closet, next to shower, repairing chimneys, rooL new 1971 NORDIC SKIDOO - 399 PLYMOUTH VOLARE ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, Manuscripts, loiters, ele. |n and exterior painting, roofs Free estimates. 30 parking. 649-6801 after 6 p.m. Premier 1976 - blue with wood yPOChKe q | allies, garages, yards m y hom e E x c e 11 c n l paperhanging. and E. electric start. New as tank Years Experience Rowley and drive belt. Low mileage. erain. luggage rack, slant 6. ^ iu c tiiM in B u i . cteaiTeancd, moving, trucking. professional work Fast ser­ remodeling Fully insured 643-5361 ROOM TO RENT - Heated, low mileage, power steering Loam for sale. I.awn service. 649-9658 Like new. $450. Call 643-2344. vice. Reasonable rales Call after 4:30. veiy pleasant. Shower and and brakes, electric rear win­ No job loo big or small. 568- 646-7204 ROOI'ER WILL Install roof bath. Front entrance. dow defogger, standard shift. 8522 I’APER HANGING - siding or gutters for low dis­ K-2 SKIS - Never used. 180 Working man preferred. Must be seen to be ap­ RAM TREE SERVICE I’lofe.ssional paper hanger, count price Call ken at 647- References. Reasonable. 649- preciated. 649-9868. COMPLETE CARPET & Tile Complete tree care and graduate of professional 1566 Centemeters with solemon 404 9167. bindings, $100 or trade for installation and repairs Free removal Insured and paper hanging school. LINCOLN Continental 1975 - estimates. Call Pat, at 646- References, free estimates. bass guitar. Call 633-5603 after experienced. Special Winter Heating-Plumbing 35 4 p.m. CLEAN, QUIET Room - Cen­ Stretch. Maloney built. 3745. after 5 p m. Prices! 643-7285 painting interior, exterior. tral location. Private en­ Sacrifice, $8995. Calf 688-0383. IX'an Smith, 646-5241 SEWERLINES, sink lines, trance. Parking. Middle age anytime. cleaned with electric cutters, ELECTRIC MEAT Sheer $20. working person. No drinking. Building-Contracting 33 Car Top Luggage Carrier, $25 Call 649-1237. by professionals McKinney or best offer Call 646-1718, INCOME Bros Sewage Disposal Com­ after 3:00 p.m. WES ROBBINS carpentry pany, 643-5308. ATTRACTIVE Sleeping room ★ ★ reniodeling specialist Ad- - shower bath, private en­ NOVA - 1976 Medalist - 4 door, 1973 YAMAHA 643 - $300 Very This colorful Topper is TAX ditions. rec rooms, dormers, NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet trance. free parking. Apply 22,000 miles, silver with only one of the items in fast machine, needs new track 195 Spruce Street. deluxe red cloth interior. the “Granny-Square” huiltins. bathrooms repairs, plugged drains, soon. 646-8533. kitchens. 649-3446 kitchen faucets replaced, Automatic, power steering, sections of this favorite SERVICE repaired. Rec rooms, Apartments. For Bent 53 radials. six cylinder. Car is book . . . Q-I19. Ameri­ CU.STOM CARPENTRY - LOWREY ORGAN - 2 key perfect. Asking $3400. Call ca's Favonle Afghans. bathroom remodeling, heat boards, bass foot peddles, It. also, contains direc­ Homes, .Additions, Repairs, modernization, etc. Free LOOKING for anything in real 647-1601 before 3 p.m. or after good condition. $250. 6^2940. 6 p.m. tions for six crocheted DIRECTORY Cabinets Call Gary Cushing. Estimate gladly given. MAM estate rental - apartments, and six knit afghans. 345-2009 Plumbing A Heating. 649-2871. homes, multiple dwellings, no Price ... $ 1 a copy. DINING ROOM, Living room fees. Call J.D. Real & tate ★ ★ ■nMOTHY J CONNELLY sets, dressers, mirrors, oval Associates.. Inc. 646-1960. Ts orisf. tm i $1JS . lacistftt FRANK SCOTELLA - Plum­ frame, miscellaneous. W Pine psstJie sad loaiMiV. » Car|)enlry and general con­ bing Repairs and ALLAN T. KEELER'S tak Street, Manchester. 649-50^ 1972 PONTIAC LE MANS - 8 ANME CABOT 3 INCOME TAX service. Tax returns done in tracting. Residenlial and Remodeling. Faucets, MANCHESTER - Main cylinder. 2 door hardtop, M W taU L IM M n the privacy of your home. Call commercial. Whelhcr it be a vanities, hot water healers. Street. 2 room apartment, power steering, air con­ 11M Aiva>sl i- AmMkas 'Mr tih n Tat Arwwiwlle* 871-1781 for appointment. small repair job, a custom Prompt service, on emergen­ TAG SALES heated, hot water, appliances. ditioning. 60.000 miles, Nmr Twk.sfim iY . omci: built home or anything in cies, 643-7024. pairking, no pets Security. 5 ^ automatic. $1000 or best offer. SN CMtw it. MwwhwSir between, call 648-l3?9, 704047. Alter 6 p.m. 643-7257. 1978 ALBUM witha32-paca m-MTI TAG SALE - 63 West Middle CARPENTRY A Masonry - Flooring 36 Turnpike, Manchester. 10 a.m MANCHESTER - Four room 1975 VW RABBIT - Excellent Section’* frith fu l Additions and remodeling. to 5 p.m. March 10. 11 and 12. Apartment - Near bus line. condition. Unemployed directions. Price, •. I2.M INCOME TAX PREPARA­ Free estimates. Call Anthony FLOOR SANDING and Now available. Call 649-2^1. sue m u u m titiM cacn. INCOME TAX Preparation ■ teacher needs cash. Asking TION - Eutperienced. At your S<|uillarutc. 649-0811 refinishing. Floors like new. TAG SALE - Reserve a table $2900. 643-1918. Ns. n iis - M eikoN avnn. Experienced, personal ser­ iSp^ialixmg in older Roors), HIGHLAND PARK area. MUM tblsni kMy entts. vice at your home - Dan home service. Reasonable, (or $7.00, Waddell School, ■a 0117 - m n m n m k . Call Walt Zingler (or appoint- CARPENTRY Repairs, staining floors. No waxing. PTA Flea Market. April 15, IUXU17 town house - fuUy 1971 VEGA - 60.000 miles. Mosler, 649-SS29, or 525-8263. caraet ment. 646-5346. remodeling, additions, gar­ ALSO ceilings and inside pain­ From 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Rain ?ted. heat and hot water Runs well. Needs .some work. m . friis-eaa|hwnmri nav- ages, roofing. Call David ting. John Verfaille, 646-5750 inofuded. security and lease. a OMITS, i f frsMCiw mmt. I V’xl ■ Date April 22 Call 643-IOOS $250 Call after 5 p.m.. 6^ ns. f r t M - i i n i A iiFT. i t m Patria, 644-1796. after 6 p.m 649-7658. 646-2422. $325. Call 646-161616. 6842. llfli tar tmaSmi fnMfr. :s. One owner. 12800. 633-

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CHEVROLET Impala - or best oiler. Please call 1070, before 5. ^ I 3 VOLKSWAGEN - ipletely rebuilt, New ' les, master cylinder, ■ The Herald ne, paint job. Best offer. • 875-6757. SVROLET CORVETTE •Less than 10,000 miles. Ibbl., 4 speed, wide ratio, am/fm stereo, linum wheels, RWL tires, sual mahogany m etallic ^6ebnc( rior. Buckskin leather in- March 11, 1978 )r. $8,700. Call 643-4922. ^YSLER NEWPORT 1 TOM-1973. Steel belted al tires. All electric, imatic, air conditioning, y extras! Good running lition. Excellent body, ays kept in good repair, sy looking car! Dark olue. fain at $1295. Fast sale. 649-7196 before 5 p.m. Ask Kleiner PONTIAC VENTURA - By Dick Kleiner conditioning, am/fm, in- es snow tires, under 50,000 s, $1400. 569-3766. DEAR DICK: Is Carol Burnett ill? She looks it. And, ••••••••••••••••••tea* also, she is not now wearing her wedding ring. Do you ;ks for Safe know why? V A LE R IE MARTIN, Victoria, B.C., Can. Carol is fine. She prides herself on the fact that she has FORD Econoline 200 - mileage. Set up as a never missed a show or a rehearsal since her program per. Best offer. Call 643- went on the air. She doesn’t look as well as she did because ask for Bob. she lost so much weight, but she claims she feels better than ever. As for her wedding ring. I ’m told she takes it off DODGE V AN B-lOO 3/8. from time to time, to do some of the sketches where it Automatic transmission, would be inappropriate for her to be wearing a wedding leted. Paneled. $2200. Call ring. But she and her producer, Joe Hamilton, are still 1984. happily married — in fact, he gave her a gaudy diamond for Christmas. !D - 1972 Super Van. 302‘, ; matic, custom interior, - 8-lrack, awning, new DEAR DICK; Settle a bet. In what movie did Doris Day t, many extras. $2800. 644- sing “Que Seda, Seda,” or “ Whatever WUl Be, Will Be.” Was it “ Don’t Eat the Daisies,” with David Nivens, or in anotb'vr with Jimmy Stewart, where they are overseas. Jrcfclas-Bicfclet M AT.LDA BALD W IN, Kent, Wash. It was in “The Man Who Knew Too Much,” a great UMPH 1976 Bonneville Hitchcock film from 1956 — I presume that’s the one you 8000 miles, oil cooler and mean when you say “ where they are overseas.” It is “Que . $1,750. 289-4042. Sera, Sera,” incidentally; that other film was “Please Don’t Eat the Daisies; ” and the actor’s name is Niven, not \pers-TraHen lie Homes Nivens. Otherwise, OK.

OOT Yellowstone Trailer ; DEAR DICK: Are Bobby Burgess and Sissy King on ving. must sell! Sleeps 5. Lawrence Welk’s show related? If so, how? MRS. PEARL ice box. sink. Good con- ' A. CLARK, Kalamazoo, Mich. n. $495. 872-6982. Not in the slightest. CH EVY V AN - Open road )er sleeps 4, not self con- DEAR DICK: My husband and I have come to enjoy d. Stove, ice hox, asking many older movies, most of which put the newer ones to . 646-1077. shame. We are quite young and have only recently “discovered” Gary Cooper. Please give us facts about this motive Service wonderful actor. Was he really so bumble and good- natured ns he appeared to be? J. AND P. CARROLL, MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- Warsaw, Ind. specialists. factory I interviewed Cooper in 1958 and, based on that one ed, one day service, 114 contac*, he was good-natured. There are stories about him Main Street. Rockville. acting up, however, but, after all, he was a Big Star In the 317. days when Big Stars had a lot of muscle. He was bom Frank Cooper in 1901 in Helena, Mont. — his mother, A youngster (Katy Kurtzman) befriends a handicapped town h a n d y m a ^ n ^ o n v l^ ^ curiously, was Alice Cooper — and his first film was “The her lawyer-father (Dean Jonet) to defend beleaguered man Winning of Barbara Worth” in 1926. He was only married murder in The Big Event' presentation of WHEN EVERY DAY WAS THE FOURTH OF Favorite Book once, to Veronica (Rocky), and they had one daughter. But JULY’ Sunday, March 12 on NBC-TV. he reportedly had many affairs, the most famous being with Patricia Neal. He died in 1961. ■" because he is unable to talk. When DEAR DICK: I read that Debbie Boone didn’t sing “You When attorney Ed Cooper (Dean WAS THE FOURTH OF JULY, a world premiere drama Sunday. Off. Mike Doyle (Scott Brady) finds Light Up My Life” in the movie. It was someone else. But Jones) succumbs to the pleas of March 12 on The Big Event’ on him kneeling over the dead body my friend says it was Debbie. Her mother doesn’t believe his nine-year-old daughter Sarah (Katy Kurtzman, pictured with NBC-TV. of Mr. Najarian (Michael Pataki). me, either. Would you please settle this argument? L.S., Jones) and agrees to defend a The setting is Bridgeport. Conn., the citizens are quick to assume Tucson, Arlz. handicapped handyman on a in 1937. The town handyman Sijow the Snow Man is guilty of the slaying. But because of her close You are right. Kacey Cisyk, whose voice is heard on charge of slaying a candy story Man (Geoffrey Lewis), a mute comradeship with Snow Man. many singing commercials, sang the song in the film. owner, he laces hostility from the World War 1 veteran suffering from young Sarah knows belter townspeople in WHEN----- 1 EVERYI DAY shell shock. Is considered retarded DEAR DICK: I think you were thinking of another dog when you said that the dog on Topper was named Buck. His nam eis Nell. JIM M Y CANGEM IE, HoUywood, Fla. On Page 98 of Daniel Blum’s “Pictural Histo^ of Television” there is a picture of the Topper cast — “ Buck, Robert SterUng, Leo G. Carroll, Anne Jeffreys. Maybe Buck was the dog’s real name; Neil was his character name.

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Stare '^8 NBe^EWS UPDATE ® FAITH FOR TODAY slalom competition in the Profes­ burgisrized and the question lor 7:00 8 . IRONSIDE Elected...' Dwayne Is crushed pionship Motorcycles on Ice. from UNDERSEA WORLD OF JAC­ Strother Martin, Jack Elam. (R) MO 11:30 6:50 8 JEWISH LIFE sional Ski Championahipa in 6I Mel it 'Who does he Irusl7' ® ARTHUR AND COMPANY O ' NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC when he thinks that hla politician The Netherlands; and tha VASA QUES COUSTEAU 'The Unexpect­ 8 8 LAND OF THE LOST 3 ) THE JEFFERSONS Qeorga ® MOVIE ‘Southern StaF 1969 8 MORNING PRAYER ^ 10:65 Aapen, Colorado. O NEWARK AND REALITY (CAPTIONED) 'The Living Sanda of father, whom he Idolizes, is a liar Cross Country Ski Race from ed Voyage of Pepilo and Q UNDERDOG 8 TV GARDEN CLUB jumps at a chance to get a street George Segal, Ursula Andress. 7 K » ® SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK ® ORAL ROBERTS Namlb' For a million yeara the and an opportunist of the worst 8 WASHINGTON WEEK IN Sweden. Cristobal' dD LITTLE RASCALS 63 MOVIE "The Search' 1956 kid to work for hkn at half price, but • MOVIE T H X 1138’ 1971 ® MAN BUILDS, MAN 11.-00 REVIEW _ 10:00 • 99 CONSULTATION Namib Deaart haa bordered 1200 sort. (R) _ 6KK) ® 8 HOWTHEWESTWASWON Clayton Moore, Jay Slhrarheela. finds it's costing him more than he Robert Duvall, Donald DESTROYS CONGRESSIONAL REPORT 8 FLINTSTONES ® THIS WEEK 7:25 mllaa of the Atlantic coaat of O M O VE ‘The Guns of Navarone' • MISSION IMPOSSIBLE Zeb Is alunnsd when ha trails hla 8 CANDLEPIN BOWLING bargained for. (R) PIsaeence. a WONOERAMA ^ WOODY WOODPECKER ® FIflINQ LINE Hod: William F. 8 NEWS O PRAYER 12:26 Africa. In Ihia aun-baked axpanaa 1961 David Niven, Gregory O WORLD AT WAR "The Bomb’ termer love, Bath, lo a mountain ® 8 THE LOVE B O A T ‘Ex Plus ® MOVIE T h e Leather Saint’ OD THIS IS THE UFE ) 8 GREAT GRAPE APE Buckley. Jr. O GARDNER TED 7:30 ® IN THE NEWS of aand and rock liva unuaual Peck (January-August. 1945) outpost and discovers aha Is Y ' starring Loretta SwH, Richard 1956 John D e ^ , Paul Douglas. 8 LUCY SHOW REX HUMBARO „ ' 1:30 ARMSTRONG ® HOT FUDGE planta and atrange craaturae that ® PRO FAN ®:30 married; Jasaia Is near death and 12:30 Mulligan: 'Graham and Kelly’ star­ • HARNESS RACING FROM 8 RING AROUND THE WORLD REVEREND AL 8 WALL STREET WEEK Host: ® PTL CLUB-TALK AND a BUGS BUNNY AND POPEYE have adapted In amazing w'aya to 8 8 8 THE BIONiC WOMAN ® FAITH FOR TODAY Zeb bslisvss her only hops Is an ® SPACE ACADEMY ring Kristy McNIchol, Scott Balo; ROOSEVELT RACEWAY 7:25 BIG PAY-OFF BOWLING Louis Rukayaer. 'Wall Straet Amid VARIETY ® DUSTY'S TREEHOUSE one of thia planefa most hostile ‘Black Magic' Jaime must pose as Arapaho madicina man. Quasi O BIG VALLEY and ‘The GoWanagera' starring 8 8 8 NBC’S SATURDAY a PRAYER INFINITY FACTORY Change' Quaat: Howard M. Bren­ 8 ROYAL HERITAGE ‘George IV O NEWS environments. a niece to a wealthy man to ______EVENING______stars Vera Milas, William ® DAVY AND GOLIATH Charles Frank. (R) NIGHT LIVE Host: Art Qarfunkel. 7:30 MUNDO REAL ner, aanlor vica-preaident ol Orex- Qaorga IV waa giftad and original. 99 ADVENTURES OF MUHAM­ 5:30 prevent any of his wacky relatives Shatnsr. 8 8 THUNDER 8 8 8 NBC SATURDAY NIGHT Quest: Andy Kaufman. ® SPREAD A LITTLE THREE STOOGES el Burnham Lambert, A laadar ol intarior deaign whan he MAD ALI 8 CROCKETT'S VICTORY GAR­ ® ADAM 12 from selling a top secret formula O NINE ON NEW JERSEY AT THE MOVIES 'Russian (0 RIFLEMAN SUNSHNE DIMENSIONS IN CULTURE Incorporated. ® 8 NEWS waa Prince Regent, hia waa proba­ UNCLE WALDO which la part of the rich man's ® ANIMAL WORLD DEN Jim Crockett demonatratea Roulette' 1976 George Segal, 8 MOVIE ‘World WHhout Sun' ® WORSHIP FOR SHUT INS 11:30 • MOVIE ‘The Other' 1972 Ula bly the greateet intluence on the 8:00 ______EVENING______wealth. (R) 2 8 BULLWWKLE 8 8 8 PROJECT U.F.O. the method of pruning fruit Cristina Raines. 1965 Jacques Yves Cousteau. a CHRISTOPHERS FACE THE NATION Hagen, Diana Muldaur. Royal Collection end buildinga. ® THREE ROBONIC STOOGES 63 MAVERICK 'Sighting 4003: The Fremont In- Ireea. 6:00 6 3 MOVIE 'Escape From Zshrain' ® FORSYTE SAGA 'Action tor 8 REXHUMBARD FLINTSTONES ® NBA ON CBS (Game is ® MINORITY ADVISORY Narrator Sir Huw Wheldon takea ua O ABBOTT AND COSTELLO 12:45 8KM cidant’ A black policeman in a ® 8 NEWS 1962 Yul Brynner, Sal Mlneo. Libel’ Michael's battle with Mac- 8 MOVIE ‘The Story of Louis ® 8 ANIMALS, ANIMALS, regional.) Boalon Caltica va. SPEOAL through tha privata apartmenta at ® 99 SUPER FRIENDS ® A NEW DAY ® ROYAL HERITAGE ‘George IV predominantly while town reports e $128,000 QUESTION 8:15 Gown In Parliament explodes into Pasteur’ 1936 Anita Louise, Akim ANIMALS PhHadalphia 76sra; Atlanta Hawka 8 MOVIE‘Bswars Iha Blob' 1972 Wlndaor Caalle and looka at aoma O DAVEY AND GOLIATH 12:66 George IV was gHted and original. the landing of a strange craft Irom O RACING FROM AQUEDUCT ® MOVIE ‘Great Expectations' a flat fight. Later MacGown Tamiroff,. ® MOMENTS OF COMFORT va. Milwaukee Bucks; Golden Godfrey Cambridga, Mariana of the treaeurea ol China. 99 92 99 HONG KONG ® IN THE NEWS A leader of interior design when he which two craalurea raaambling 'The Swiff for a purse of $60,000 1947 John Mills, Jean Simmons. becomes engaged to Marjorie, 8 OLD TIME GOSPEL HOUR a SPIRITUAL LIFE MINISTRIES Stela Warriors vt. Kansas CHy 10:16 PHOOEY 12:57 was Prince Regent, his was proba­ astronauts amsrgad. for S-year-olds for a distance of 6 8:30 whose feud with Fleur Is progress­ 8 STUDIO SEE Kings: Chicago Bulls va. Denver ® HUMAN DIMENSION 8 BRUINS WRAP-UP 9 i SESAME STREET 8 JUNIOR HALL OF FAME bly the greatest influence on the *••00 8 A BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR furlongs. ® MAUDE ing toward court action. ® WE BELIEVE 8 ADELANTE Nuggets. 8 DIRECTOR’S PLAYHOUSE 10:25 8:26 Royal Colleotlon and buildings. JOSEF STRAUSS Members of tha ® 57 REPORTS: 1:00 ™ THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL ® OLD TIME GOSPEL HOUR ® CELEBRATION OF THE ’ ’ :*8 „ 2KX) 8 CROCKETT’S VICTORY GAR IN THE NEWS ® WHAT'S NEW MR. MAG007 Narrator Sir HuwWheldon takes us Vienna Slats Opera and the Vien­ MASSACHUSEHS DIRECTOR'S PLAYHOUSE 8:58 12:00 EUCHARIST ® 8 SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK 8 8 8 COLLEGE BASKET­ DEN Jim Crockett damonstratas 8:30 ® ACTION NEWSMAKERS through the private apartments at na Boys Choir join conductor Willi STUDIO SEE ® 8 ABC NEWSBRIEF O CHAMPIONSHIP a AGAPE ______AFTERNOON______BALL '78 tha method ol pruning fruit 10:30 ® SPEED BUGGY O MOVIE 'The Loat Flight' 1969 Windsor Castle and looks at some Boskovsky and the Vienna Phil­ O SPORTS EXTRA BLACK PERSPECTIVE 10KX) WRESTLING ® VOICE OF FAITH 8 ® AETNA WORLD CUP trees. O BRADY KIDS Lloyd Bridges, Anne Francis. of the treasures of China. 12KX) harmonic Orchssira to calabrata O JIMMY SWAGGART HOGAN'S HEROES ® KOJAK Kojak goes on a rescue CD VIEWPOINT ON NUTRITION 8 IB) SESAME STREET TENNIS Coverage of the linals NEWSMAKERS Q VIEWPOINT ON NUTRITION 8 8 WRESTLING 8:30 FACE THE STATE tha 160th birthday of compoaar f a ASK THE MANAGER OPEN DOOR mission to Las Vegas to help find & MOVIE m YOUNG SAMSON between the top players ol the i ADVENTURERS 99 18 39 C.B BEARS 8 WASHINGTON WEEK IN ® THE TONY RANDALL SHOW I LOVE LUCY Joaal Strauss. 11:00 6:30 Crocker who was kidnapped 12:30 8:30 U.S. end Auatrelie will include the 6:30 8:55 REVIEW Some memorable and hilarious 8 ISSUES AND ANSWERS 8:15 ® 8 8 8 NEWS ® CBS NEWS ^ e t h e r with his prisoner. CD ATHLETES MARLO AND THE MAGIC filth singles match and tha second CBS NEWS ® 99 SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK 8 KIDSWORLD moments of Walter's first days as ® ROBERT SCHULLER ® A BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR LIVING TOGETHER O CAROL BURNETT AND 6 3 NEWS 12:46 3VIE MACHINE doublea match. Play originates NEWS 8 8:56 8 BRUINS WRAP-UP a judge are relived when the JIMMY SWAGGART JOSEF STRAUSS Mambara ol lha O MOVIE 'Code Name: Trixie’ FRIENDS ® 8 FANTASY ISLAND A young fB LISTEN INSIGHT from the New Haven Colissum. ® THIS IS THE LIFE ® IN THE NEWS 8 ROOM 222 Franklin family gives Walter a RELIGIOUS PROGRAM Vienna Stats Opera and tha Vien­ 1975 Lane Cirroll, W.Q. ® NEWS girl who wants to live up to her 1:00 DAY OF DISCOVERY 8 MOVIE 'By the Light of tha 8 NBC NEWS 8:00 surprise anniversary party honor­ WILD KINGDOM f na Boys Choir join conductor Willi McMIllen. O MOVIE 'UFO Target Earth' father's expectations by being O MOVIE ‘Invasion of the Animal ORAL ROBERTS Silvary Moon' 1963 Doris Day, FRENCH CHEF 'CoqauVIn ® BUGS BUNNY AND ROAD 63 HOCKEY Boaton Brulna va. ing his three years on the REBOP alias Chicken Fricasses' Boskovsky and tha Vienna Phil­ ® LIVING FAITH 1974 Nick Plakias, Cynthia judged the 'World's Most Beautiful People' 1962 John Carradlne, UNCLE WALDO Gordon MacRaa. RUNNER Philadelphia Flyera bench. WHAT ABOUT WOMEN 8 MAVERICK harmonic Orchsstra to calabrata 8 PTL CLUB-TALK AND Cline. Woman’ and three young execu­ Barbara Wilson. SACRED HEART 8 THE SUPERTEAMS Today’s a WOODY WOODPECKER 1:26 ® 8 OPERATION PETTICOAT MOVIE ‘The Bravados’ 1958 the 160th birthday of composer VARIETY ® ANIMAL WORLD tives who seek a pirate treasure 8 MOVIE ‘The Verdict' 1946 8:45 •how will fMture th« Finals. The 8 SUPERMAN ® 99 SCOOBY'S ® IN THE NEWS 'Yeoman Hunkle, Yeoman Hunkis' Gregory Peck, Joan Collina. 7HX) Josef Strauaa. 8 THE DRUM 8 8 8 NBC NEWS are Mr. Roarke's guests. Peter Lorre, Joan Lorring. 8 DAVEY AND GOLIATH Kaneaa City Royals will compete LAFFALYMPICS 1:30 Part I. Submarine skipper Matt ® NOVA ‘Bamiki Banduia: Chil­ ® 60 MINUTES 8:30 ® AUSTIN CITY LIMITS The 8 QUE PASA, U.S.A.7 Carmen. 8 SOUNDSTAQE ‘Dave Brubeck 1:30 8KX) against tha Dallas Cowboys. O MOVIE My Pal Trigger' 1948 ® THE CBS SATURDAY FILM Sherman is frustrated because the dren of the Forest’ A rare look at ® 8 HARDY BOYS, NANCY ® ON OUR OWN Whan Julia Texas Playboys a ^ rla ln with Sharon and Joe apply lor jobs at and Sons' The New Dave Brubeck B MOVIE ‘Blowing Wild’ 1953 a ABBOTT AND COSTELLO 2:30 Roy Rogofs. Dale Evans. FESTIVAL Nsvy considers his sub unfit lor Zaire’s Mbuti pygmies in their DREW MYSTERIES Windsurfing comas down with stomach pains their own special brand ol Taxes the new International shopping Quartet: Dave and his sons Darius, Gary Cooper, Barbara Stanwyck. ® DIALOGUE WITH LAUREL ® ST. PATRICK'S DAY 99 MISTER ROGERS O TRUTH OR combat. When the craft runs Into a tropical rain forest home reveals with Joe in Hawaii, Frank risks hla following a night out with a young swing In tha tradition ol lha lala complex. Carmen and Joe receive Chris and Danny, headlines the 2:45 VLOCK PARADE 8:26 CONSEQUENCES sandbar, the Captain discovers the secrete of survival of a culture Ilia In a fulila attempt to save a doctor, aha ends up In tha emer­ Bob Wills. ErnasI Tubb. who origin­ letters offering them jobs. Shsron evening with an hour of contempor­ O NEWS a ORAL ROBERTS ® PTL CLUB-TALK AND ® IN THE NEWS ® CONNECTICUT SEEN that the nurses are distracting his that lor thousands of years has baaulllul girl in an apparent gency room ol the hospital as his ated the honky-tonk' sound, ilto does not. ary music. The quartet, with Darius 3:00 @ DAY OF DISCOVERY VARIETY 8:30 8 WALL STREET WEEK Hoal: men. (R) remained untouched by modem drowning. patient - not hla data. performs slong with the 'Texet CD ADAM 12 on electronic keyboard, Chris on 63 PRAYER 8 MISTER ROGERS 3:00 O POPEYE AND FRIENDS Louis Rukeyser. 'Wall Street Amid civilization. ® GOSPEL SINGING JUBILEE 8 NEW YORK REPORT Troubadours 8 ABC NEWS a POPEYE O MOVIE 'Fate Is the Hunter' 99 8 8 GO GO Change' Quest; Howard M. Bren­ 12:30 8 8 8 THE WONDERFUL ® JIMMY SWAGGART 11:15 ® QUE PASA. U.S.A.7 Joe and 8 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP 1964 Glenn Ford, Nancy Kwan. GLOBETROTTERS ner, senior vice-president of Drex- ® OUTDOORS ‘Grand Teton WORLD OF DISNEY 'Trail of 8:67 ® CBS NEWS Carman start doing Yoga and 9:30 O MOVIE ‘Things to Come' 1936 94 ELECTRIC COMPANY el Burnham Lambert. Holiday' Danger' Part One. A veteran trail 8 NBC NEWS UPDATE 11:30 sating macrobiotic foods. 'Thinking Raymond Massey, Sir 8:56 Incorporated. ® BEST OF CORSAIR AND a BRADY BUNCH hand and a cynical young wrangler 8:58 ® THE CBS LATE MOVIE that her grandchildren are doing COMPANY Ralph-RIchardson. ® IN THE NEWS 8 NCAA SPORTS SPECIAL A ® MOVIE'The Court Jester' 1956 have to drive a hard ol unruly ® ABC NEWSBRIEF M.A.S.H.' A mediocre USO troupe something terrible, Adela brings a a JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF 10:00 preview and evaluation of the top Danny Kaye. Glynis Johns. 3:30 horses through treacherous BdX) arrivea to enterlain tha 4077th. priest to counsel them-with unex­ THE EARTH ® SPANISH INSIGHT O FLINTSTONES teams in contention for the NCAA ® HOUR OF POWER country to bring lha animals to a ALL IN THE FAMILY 'Don't Go Near tha Water' 1957 pected results. LITTLE RASCALS 8 JOHN DENVER CELEBRITY O MOVIE The Crawling Hand' championship. 8 8 8 MEET THE PRESS railhead. A CONCERT: BEHIND PRISON Glenn Ford. Earl Holliman A Navy 7:00 PRO-AM SKIING John Denver 2 1963 Peter Brack, Kent Taylor. 8 FURY NEWARK AND REALITY 8 A MATTER OF SIZE A 8 PAINT ALONG WITH NANCY WALLS Special featuring Johnny P.R. ataff on a South Pacific iaiand AQRONSKY AND COMPANY JIMMY SWAGGART hosle a winter laatival and pro-am 8 8 39 HERCULOIDS-SPACE 1:56 documentary portrayal of the iaaue KOMINSKY Using her palatts knits Cash, Linda Ronstadt, Ray Clark, during World War II la preaaed into ® LAWRENCE WELK ZOOM skiing competition on the slopes of GHOST ffl IN THE NEWS g ol increasing bigness in business technique, Nancy shows how lo Foster Brooke. atrvlct herding a group of oddball SHOW Aspen, Colorado. Among the cele­ 94 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC CELEBRATE and government features commen­ capture the spirit of 'Fall In New ® 8 THE ABC SUNDAY NIGHT correepondenta. (R) 2:00 QD MAKE IT REAL brities who will compete are Jill St. W VILLA ALEGRE ® SOUL TRAIN JETSONS tary by historians Lewis Mumlord England.’ MOVIE 'Killer Force' 1975 Tally 9 DAVID 8US8KIND SHOW 8 DIRECTOR'S PLAYHOUSE INSIGHT John, David Soul, Cllnl Eastwood, 10:26 O HOCKEY Boaton Bruina va. and Henry Steele Commager. 7:05 Savalas, Pater Fonda. ( £ BAREHA 'Think Mink' Whan 8 ETCETERA Carol Wayne and Bruce Jenner. ® IN THE NEWS Philadelphia Flyera 10:00 Using New York state as an ® CROCKEH'S VICTORY GAR- O MEET THE MAYORS two old geezers, neighbors of 8 SNEAK PREVIEWS Previews a FANTASTIC VOYAGE Profestlonala will also compete. 10:27 ® EIGHTH DAY example, the program compares a DEN Jim Crockett damonstrales ® ATHLETES AND LISTEN Baretta, gel involvad in a mink coat of major new films are offered by ® DUSTY’S TREEHOUSE 4:00 8 8 8 THE BIG EVENT ‘Whan 8 JUNIOR HALL OF FAME 8 8 8 COLLEGE BASKET­ small town with a large cHy. the method of pruning fruit haiat. Baraita must not only pro­ Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun- ® DORAL EASTERN OPEN 10:30 BALL '78 a m a s s f o r t h e f if t h SUN­ 8 CONVERSATIONS WITH trees. Every Day was the Fourth of July' tect them from the gangster who Times and Gene SIskal of the ONLY ON CABLE t :v . DAY OF LENT Final-round coverage In the 72- Dean Jones. Louise Sorel wants tha coats but from proaecu’ BATMAN-TARZAN 8 ® AETNA WORLD CUP 1KX} 7:30 Chicago Tribune. hole, $200,000 Ooral-Eastern 8 MASTERPIECE THEATRE ARCHIES TENNIS Coverage of the Aetna ® OLD TIME GOSPEL HOUR ® CHALLENGE OF THE SEXES & BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE lion aa well. (R) 8 HEE HAW Quests: Billy Carter. 8 CHALICE OF SALVATION Open QoH loumamsnt. (FrPm the 'Anna Karenina' Episode Six. Anna 8 8 NBC LATE NIGHT MOVIE 8 8 8 THINK PINK World Cup Tournament from the THIS WEEK ON CABLE CHANNEL 26 Lisa Cawthron and Jim Hartung. NEWS Stuart Hamblen, Randy Glrley, Ooral Country Club. Miami, Fla.) is convinced that she will die In Mr. Ricco' 1976 Dean Martin. PANTHER New Haven Coliseum Is reported 8 SOCCER FROM ITALY gymnaatica; Francola Durr and ® HOCKEY Boston Bruins vs. Los Kenny Price, Jimmy Henley. 9 ) LIVING FAITH childbirth. When her labor begins, Geraldine Brooks. 8 DANIEL FOSTER. M.D. by Bud Collins. Donald Dell and 8 SACRIFICE OF THE MASS Dick Stockton, tennis; Peter Angeles Kings CD ODD COUPLE «D CARRASCOLENDAS Kim Prince. 8 SUPERMAN 10:55 8 PETTICAOT JUNCTION ® ONCE UPON A CLASSIC ® 8 SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK 2:30 'Lome Doone' Episode Two. 10:56 ® BIG VALLEY Sat. 3/11 N.Y. Nets at N.Y. Knicks ...... 8:00 Young John earns a reputation as Home Box Office ® IN THE NEWS 8 WILD WILD WEST a strong wrestler, a straight shot 11:00 3:00 everything for easier and a good farmer. Meanwhile, O SOUL TRAIN ® MOVIE 'Day the Flah Came 8:00 — Hedda Loma Doone grows Into a young Today 1) 8 KROFFTS SUPERSHOW Out' 1967 Tom Courtenay. Can- 10;00 ^ Ventriloquism & Comedy woman who yaama to leave Doone Sun 3/12 Washington Capitals at N.Y. Rangers 7:30 99 W BAGGY PANTS AND THE dice Bergen. 3:30 — Moonshine County Express 11:30 » Sunday. Bloody Sunday tse ab Valley. tcollopliaM NITWITS O MOVIE 'Eye of the Cat' 1969 5:30 — Boxing Champions 7:28 Wedne$day 8 MOVIE 'In the Navy' 1941 Michael Sarrazin, Qayte 6:30 — Ventriloquism & Comedy ® OPINION baskets Abbott and Coalello. Dick Hunnicutt. 8:00 — Moonshine County Express 6:00 — Pink Panther Strikes Again 7:30 Tues. 3/14 Los Angeles Lakers at N.Y. Rangers 7:30 Powell 96 AMERICAN ANGLER 10:00 - Hedda 8:00 — Outlaw Josey Wales o t t s ® DAILY NUMBER ■Acaidy 94 PARENT EFFECTIVENESS 3:30 Midnight — Going Piaces 10:30 — Jerry Lewis Show ® CONNECTICUT WOMAN Midnight — Moonshine County OD HOT FUDGE ® 8 THE PROFESSIONAL Sunday 8 AS SCHOOLS MATCH WRS Express decoration ★ egg (mo 11:26 BOWLERS TOUR Today'a ahow 8 BIG BAND CAVALCADE 2:30 » Homebodies ® IN THE NEWS will feature the $100,000 BPAA Wed. 3/15 Phila. Flyers at N.Y. Rangers...... 7:30 Rhythms of the '30s and '40s are 4:30 — Jerry Lewis Show i^oastor cards t cut-outs 11:30 U S. Open from the Brunswick Thuraday heard again as band singers i^ h e 6.00 — Homebodies (J ) SECRETS OF ISIS Friendly Lanes In Greensboro, 5:30 — Slipper & the Rose ts ty ro fo a a eggs era, among them Margaret W t ^ g 8:00 — One Flew Over the O MOVIE 'The Crawling Eye' North Carolina. 8:00 — Boxing Champions and Helen O'Connell, recall their Cuckoo's Nest 1958 Forreal Tucker, Laurence ® GREATEST SPORTS 9:00 — One Flew Over the axperiencas. 10:30 Carrie Payne. LEGENDS Cuckoo's Nest (■ DICK VAN DYKE SHOW 12:30 — Jackie Mason 8 8 a SPACE SENTINELS 11:30 — Myron Cohen •very 4 K » 8 POLKA M o n d a y 94 CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT • HOGAN'S HEROES GREATER HARTFORD CATV 7:31 i m 11:55 ® PTL CLUB-TALK AND 6:00 — Annie Hall ® CORAL JUNGLE 'The Shipw­ 801 PatkSf Street* Manchester. Cann.*6464400 Friday ® SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK VARIETY 8:00 — M ^on Cohen recked Reels' 9:00 — Rocky g;00 — Annie Hall the wroeW «f | thing 11KW — Annie Hall 8:00 — Final Chapter Walking Tall 10:00 Moonshine County T u a s d a y Express '.j : e JVu''. 6:00 — Let's Do It Again Midnight — Homebodies L Page 4 - WEEKEND WEEKEND - Page 5 Daytime programs Monday, March 13 MOfMMO 0 LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 11:30 2:00 ® \RLLA ALEGRE (EXC. TUE.. 4:15 EVENING ® 0 LUCAN 'You Can't Have My 10:10 SB VARIOUS PROGRAMMMG LOVE OF UFE ® 0 ONE U FE TO LIVE AU CUD (ULLUY STORES S;S4 THUR.) ® SESAME STREET (TUE., 6K)0 Baby' Lucan'a aearch for his ® 0 THE ABC MONDAY NIGHT ® ORIGINALS: WOMEN IN ART (EXC, FRI.) MDOAY LIVE BEVERLY HLLBIJJES 90 MOBNINO TOAYER 3:40 THUR.) ® ® 0 0 NEWS parents leads him Into the midst ol MOVIE 'The Laughing Policeman' ‘Georgia O'Keeffe' Against a 0:30 0 FAMR.Y FEIX) OPEN DOOR (FRI.) S;SS i ® VILLA ALEGRE (TUE.. 4:30 O BRADY BUNCH a deadly confrontation between a 1973 Walter Matthau, Bruce background of her paintings and THAT GIRL 2:30 OKN TOMORROW 90 TODAY S WOMAN S THUR.) 0 WOODY W(X)DPECKER O CONCENTRATION wealthy woman and her daughter- Dem. the New Mexico desert, Georgia SPIRIT OF INDEPENDENCE ® QUmNQUGHT S;00 S 3:57 0 PTL CLUB in-law over the custody of a 9 PTL CLUB-TALK AND O'Keeffe speaks of her work, her 0 FLINTSTONES 0 0 KNOCKOUT 0 ABBOTT AND COSTELLO 9 BOZO and Evary CD ( E VARIOUS 0 ICC NEWS UPDATE 0 G ET SMART baby. VARIETY marriage to Alfred Stieglltz, and ol S OFF THE AIR (EXC. FRI.) M-SCHOOL PROGRAMMMG 0 0 0 DOCTORS 0 CHILD DEVELOPMENT PROORAMMINQ 4M> 0 MUNSTERS © HOGAN'S HEROES O © HOCKEY Minnesota North 0 0 0 NBC MONDAY NIGHT their Involvement In the vanguard K PTL CLUB-TALK AND 0:50 11:55 0 BUGS BUNNY DINAH d ) CBS NEWS 0 LITTLE RASCALS 0 BONANZA Stars vs. Montreal Canadians AT THE MOVIES 'Death ol Her ol the modem art movement In VARIETY 0 NEWS @ ) VARIOUS PROGRAMMING FLINTSTONES 11:57 5:00 ® ZOOM 0 0 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE Innocence' 1974 Pamela Sue Mar­ America. 30 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0:55 2:57 ® STAR TREK 0 NBC NEWS UPDATE 8 I SPIDERMAN 6:30 PRAIRIE 'I'll Be Waving As You tin. Parker Stevenson. 11:00 0 HERITAGE CORNER (EXC 0 NBC NEWS UPDATE O MOVIE 'Down to the Sea in 6:10 I 0 MY THREE SONS I LOVE LUCY Drive Away' Part Two. Stubborn at 0 MEETING OF MINDS Steve ® ® 0 0 0 NEWS FRI.) 3:00 Ships' (TUE.). 'On the Waterfront' MANCHESTER PARKADE O NEWS VARIOUS PROGRAMMING ABC NEWS first, Mary realizes that she must Alien’s mock forum continues with O ADAM t2 10:00 ______AFTERNOON______0 POPEYE AND FRIENDS (WED.). 'Crash Dive' (THUR.). 6*30 EMERGENCY ONE JOKER’S WILD live with her blindness and become French philosopher Voltaire. Mar­ O HOLLYWOOD CONNECTION CORSAIR AND COMPANY ® 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL There's a (atrl in my Soup' (FRI.), 12-5 O NEW z o o REVUE 12dX> MISTER ROGERS LASSIE self-sufficient. lin Luther, Florence Nightingale 9 LIVING FAITH I LOVE LUCY O IRONSIDE The Olenn Miller Story' (MON.) '!) LITTLE RASCALS NEWS NANNY AND THE a 0 NBC NEWS 0 BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE and the Greek philosopher Plato 0 PETTICOAT JUNCTION RYAN’S HOPE 9 P Tl CLUB-TALK Al® 0 FOR RICHER. FOR VERNON PLAZA 30 VARIOUS PROGRAMMING ® 12 O’CLOCK LIVE PROFESSOR EARTH. SEA AND SKY 0 LOOKIN' BETTER discussing such topics as church 0 DICK CAVETT SHOW Guest: ROMPER ROOM VARIETY to K-Mort) 6:50 0 0 0 TO SAY THE LEAST POORER ® MISTER ROGERS (EXC. TUE., ® CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT reform, religious freedom and the Tony Randall, actor and boat of (Maxi 0 SANFORD AND SON 0 0 0 ANOTHER WORLD _ ADAM 12 O PRAYER 0 $20,000 PYRAMID 0 BRADY BUNCH THUR.) 'Energy, Antiques and Smoking' ideal of beauty. 'Live From The Met.' KITTY TODAY 0 VARIOUS PROGRAMING ® OVER EASY 7:00 12:30 ® SESAME STREET 6:55 These issues are explored: how 9*06 © ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW 10-0 IN-SCHOOL PROGRAMMING © HECKLE AND JECKLE 0 MOVIE 'Beat Foot Forward' ® CBS NEWS ® SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 5:30 0 NEWS aolar energy systems work and ® MEETING OF MINDS Steve 11:15 TOM LARSON SHOW @ LILIAS YOGA AND YCX) (EXC. (MON.). 'Seven Brides For Seven 0 b u g s b u n n y a n d POPEYE O TOPPER ® MARY TYLER MOORE 7:00 their effectiveness compared to Allen's mock forum continues with ® DICK CAVETT SHOW Quest: EAST HARTFORD (FUTNAH PLAZA) MORNINGTOWN TUE.) (D GOOD MORNING 0 0 0 GONG SHOW Brothers' (TU E.). 'Good News' SHOW gas, oil, and electricity; how to tell French philosopher Voltaire, Mar­ Tony Randall, actor and host of 10:24 3K>5 CBS NEWS AMERICA o 0 RYAN’S HOPE (W ED .), Look For the Silver O FLINTSTONES BRADY BUNCH real antiques from cheap Imita­ tin Luther, Florence Nightingale 'Live From The Met.' 0 WEATHER VIEW ® LILIAS YOQA AND YOU (TUE.. . Lining' (THUR.). 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TATTLETALES 7:30 • a TO DAY, OGrady’ (FRI.) founder Patricia Connolly and GHOST AND MRS MUIR ® DAILY NUMBER a TV COMMUNITY COLLEGE ® 0 ALL MY OOLDREN stockbroker Martha Waddell look 10:00 Ib { MOVIE ‘The Outback' 1971 dress up for Easter. , . 0 HAPPY DAYS 0 CAROL BURNETT AND (EXC FRI.) 0 MOVIE Th e Man from the at women's finances. Consumer ® GENE KELLY...AN AMERICAN Donald Pleasance. STRAIGHT TALK FRIENDS 0 ARCHIES Dinera Club' (TUE.). 'Bringing Up advocate Jennifer Cross offers IN PASADENA Musical special 0 0 0 THE TONIGHT SHOW 0 0 WHEEL OF ® PRICE IS RIGHT 8:30 Baby' (WED ). Th e Pumpkin Eater' tips on savings at the starring Gene Kelly with guest Quest host: Rich Little. 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SESAME STREET 0 GREEN ACRES ® GOOD TIMES Social Security Bostonian, becomes a reluctant O'Keeffe speaks of her work, her O JOE FRANKLIN SHOW 11:28 MERV GRIFFIN 1:58 could stand in the way °* loxa when member ol the M.A.S.H. company marriage to Alfred Stieglltz, and of 2:30 0 NEW JERSEY REPORT ROMPER ROOM ® ABC NEWSBRIEF Grandpa Evana and hla lady when hi* predecessor Major Frank their Involvement In the vanguard O NEWS decide Hla time to get married. Bums goes AWOL and receives i of the modem art movement in 2:45 E aster.' 0 CROSS WITS permanent transfer. Pari One. America. O PRAYER MARCH 26th Tuesday, March 14 MARLBOROUGH SUNNYBROOK EVENING yellow Labrador retriever. They ® 0 THREE’S COMPANY ‘McCloud. Manhattan Manhunt' A drug-store thief haa the chance to 6:00 must find a loat deaf-mute boy ‘Strange Bedfellows' After a wild trapped In a cave *nd disarm a party in Jack’s apartment, landlord kill McCloud but deliberately alms ) ® 0 0 NEWS bank robber armed'with a bomb. Stan Roper gets up on the wrong to wound him. 'Kojak: The Only NOW IS THE TIME TO BRING BRADY BUNCH Stars Mark Harmon. (PREMIERE) side ol the wrong bed. Way Out’ Kojak helps a son look CONCENTRATION O CROSS WITS 9 PTL CLUB-TALK AND lor his father, but what starts as a BOZO IN YOUR GARMENTS FOR ffl 0 HAPPY DAYS 'Hard Cover' VARIETY simple missing persons case IN OUR OWN IMAGE Richie and Fonzie are caught in a 0 0 0 NBC BIG EVENT MOVIE develops Into a web ol Intrigue. COUNTRY CALICO HOGAN’S HEROES girls' dorm after curfew and have ‘Big Jake' 1971 John Wayne. ^ T H A T FRESH SPRING CLEANING BONANZA to resort to drastic measures when IS MOVIE ‘Task Force’ 1949 Gary ZOOM Richard Boone. the house mother makes her room 0 MOVIE 'Hosier Street' 1975 . Jane Wyatt. 6:30 check.(R) Carol Kane. Steve Keats. TUESDAY MOVIE OF THE at I LOVE LUCY O MOVIE 'Drum' t038 Raymond © MOVIE 'The Winning Team' WWEEK ‘Feather and Father' 1977 ABC NEWS Maasey, Sabu. 1962 Doris Day, Ronald Reagan. StefanIe Powers, Harold Gould. JOKER’S WILD 0 0 THE CHUCK BARRIS RAH 0:15 0 MOVIE ‘The Bank Dick' 1940 LASSIE SPECIAL RAH SHOW Guests: Anson Wil­ ® STRONGER THAN THE SUN W.C. Fields, Una Merkel. I 0 0 NBC NEWS liams, Bobby Vinton, Chita Riviera, When an accident Is covered up at 0 0 0 THE TONIGHT SHOW EARTH, SEA AND SKY The Oak Ridge Boya, Gary Mule a plutonium plant, a young woman Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: ADAM 12 Deer, Tavares and Rose Royce. worker begins an Investigation Charlton Heaton, Thalassa Cruso SAVINGS OVER EASY BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE which Is met with disbelief and (gardening expert). 6:55 MARTINIZING COUSTEAU ODYSSEY Diving indifference. 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IS-I.IUN. |. ;>» ® ALL STAR ANYTHWG GOES THE UON'S DEN 1 319 Main S t; Mw cliaatif 649-2148 0K)0 ® DICK CAVETT SHOW Quest: UNKM SM UNUSIML OdTS 8.-00 ® THE CBS TUESDAY NIGHT (>lests Holm, actress. ® SAM K'a a tancion-filled day lor 787 MAM SALE ENDS MARCH 2$ MOVIE ‘Perfect Gentlemen' Laur­ 11:30 Officer Mika Breen and Sam, hi* MANCM. ~ en Bacall, Ruth Gordon. ® THE CBS LATE MOVIE WEEKEND - Page^7_ Page 6-W EEKEND r Friday, March 17 EVEMNG 0 NEWLYWED GAME Tony Randill, Connie Stevens, Spee' 1957 Anthony Ouayle, Peter b i u , and trombona, and Danny on ® THE INCREDIBLE HULK David Joey Bishop, Dr. Joyce Brothers, Finch. druma, partorma naw compoal- Wednesday, March 15 6ri)0 PORTER WAGONER SHOW Banner gets a job at a zoo and Abbe Lana, Dick Martin, La Wanda CD MOVIE 'Pursuit of Mapplnaaa' tlons as wall aa old lavoritea. ( £ ( £ O 0 NEW S $100,000 NAME THAT EVENING § finds a lovely young acisntist Page, Rad Buttons, Ruth BuzzI and 1071 Michael Sarrazin, Barbara 1*0 NEMO Altar Profauor Cunningh­ Dorothy McGuire. Gregory Peck, are puzzled by the contradictory BRADY BUNOf TUNE man have committad suicide. (R) proceeding with tha genetic re­ Foster Brooks. Hershey. 0 0 0 THE MIDNIGHT 6:00 am lapa the caaka of radioactive Barbara Stanwyck and Jamea evidence of a secretary and her CONCENTRATION 0 ® MACNEIL-LEHRER 0 MOVIE 'Battle Cry' 1955 Van search ha had started before 0 JOHNNY MATHIS SPECIAL O MOVtE ‘Twenty Million Mites to SPECIAL Hoal: Player. Queata: (D O S NEWS waala atorad in ataal caaka in the Stmrart. boas, a lop executive ol a broker­ 80 B O ZO REPORT Heflin, Tab Hunter. being forced to become a home- Romantic singer, Johnny Mathis, Earth' 1957 William Hopper. Joan Starland Vocal Band, Abba. Jay O BRADY BUNCH deep Mlnanao Trench lo relual hia (1)0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS'Angel age firm, who witnessed the theft 0 PROGRAM UNANNOUNCED 0 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES OD0 POLICE STORY. MYSTERY lass wanderer. rstums to telavialon In a solo Ferguaon, Tha Commodoraa. 0 CONCENTRATION aub, Captain Namo is called upon Baby’ The Angela seek to crack a of a large quantity of negotiable HOGAN'S HEROES O JOKER'S WILD OF THE WEEK POLICE 0 THE ABC FRIDAY NIGHT 0 THE TONIGHT SHOW OS BOZO to seal the dangerous leaks big time, black market baby ring by securities. 0 MUPPETS SHOW Quest: Clorls ® 0 psrtormanca taped laat year dur­ 1:15 STORY-'Teat ol Brotherhood' A 0 BONAN ZA MOVIE 'Buster and Billie' 1974 Host: Johnny Carson. 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Service after the 7K » O 26th ANNIVERSARY 0 LIVING FAITH 12:00 6:66 GRIZZLY ADAMS A Gentleman KNOW IT) True to his Monty Python involving an American diplomat, Paul Williams. (R) Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: sale. ® CBS NEWS SPECIAL 0 PETTICOAT JUNCTION O MOVIE 'Sherlock Holmes and 0 NEWS Tinker' Mad Jack is determined to style, John Cleese spoofs Sher­ the great-grandson of Sherlock 0 NEW YORK REPORT John Davidson. Sam Blotner (Cos­ O BRADY BUNCH 0 CONNECTICUT 0 DICK CAVETT SHOW Quasi: the Secret Weapon' 1942 Basil 7:00 learn the real Identity ol a crafty lock Holmes in this zany satire. 0 0 0 QUARK Holmes and his own Doctor Wat­ ta Rican bualnasaman). BARLOW’S TV • Zenith Sales ® CONCENTRATION MOVIE 'It Happens Every Rsihbone, NIgsl Bruce. 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The quartet, with Darius lives inside a large plastic isola­ & GREAT PERFORMANCES known lor her Interviews with world 0 OVER EASY LIVING FAITH Television, Inc. 176 Burnside CD ODD COUPLE 0 0 0 CPO SHARKEY on alscironic kayboird, Chris on M A IM C H E a T B 3 ) tion bubble because he lacks the 2:30 9:30 leaders. 0 CROSS WITS 'Count Dracula, Part III' Protaesor PETTICOAT JUNCTION 0 NEWS Avenue, East Hartford. 528- 0 A B C NEW S 0 ® W ALL S TR E E T W EEK Host: natural biological delenaes Van H slsi^ leads the forces ol ® MAKEM AND CLANCY 0 ODD COUPLE DICK CAVETT SHOW Part Ons 2:42 1554. Sales and Service, Zenith ® BOOK BEAT 'Shadow Box' by Louis Rukeyser. 'Publishing 11:15 0 ABC NEWS g a in s t dissase or infection. good against the unholy evil ol of an Intervisw with Lowell 0 MOVIE 'Dear Ruth' 1947 Joan George Plimpton. Profits' Guest: J. 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