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The unique luxury of first-class rail travel will be available to Hoosiers in April and May during special weekend round trips between Indianapolis and Chicago. The trips, which begin on the March 31-April 1 weekend, will feature New York Central car 48, the former observation car of the James Whitcomb Riley streamliner which operated between Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Chicago for many years. Also featured will be former Union Pacific diner 4812, the last fresh food diner still in operation in the United States,

c. 1984 N.Y. Times About 110 miles to the northwest of New Orleans, in the heart of what once was plantation country, stands the community of St. Francisville, La. It was there, in West Feliciana Parish, that John James Audubon inspired by the beauty of the wooded ridges and the clear streams of the countryside painted more than 80 of his “Birds of America” while living in the parish in the 1820 s.

And it is there, in his memory, that the 13th annual Audubon Pilgrimage takes place from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. March 16,17 and 18. The pilgrimage includes historic homes (such as Old Greenwood, a plantation cottage built in 1810 when Feliciana Parish was a part of Spanish West Florida); gardens, such as Afton Villa (created in the 19th century by a wealthy cotton planter and his

offering white linen and flowers on tables with all meals prepared on the diner's wood-burning stove. The five weekend trips each require a $144 round-trip fare (double occupancy), which includes meals enroute, overnight hotel accomodations in Chicago and shuttle bus service around the Windy City. More information is available by contacting "Forty-Eight to Chicago", 5771 N. Ewing St., Indianapolis, Ind. 46220.

wife after they visited Versailles); folk dancing; folk singing, costumes and hospitality in the form of free coffee and punch. The event is a major fundraising effort by the West Feliciana Historical Society, whose museum in St. Francisville much of which has been listed as a Historic District in the National Register is the starting point for the pilgrimage and the site of some of the accompanying performances. Tickets, available from the

'Wicked Day' dark end to glory of Camelot

THE WICKED DAY. By Mary Stewart. Morrow. 453 Pages. $15.95. This is a further imaginative exploration of the Arthurian legend by Mary Stewart, who has already produced a trilogy dealing with the earlier parts of the saga. Following “The Crystal Cave,” “The Hollow Hills” and “The Last Enchantment,” comes this dark evocation of the end of the glory that was Camelot. This novel shares with the other three the successful creation of a credible period feeling and presentation of quasimythical personages as warm and lively individuals which made the trilogy entertaining and interesting reading. But here there’s also an attempt to see beyond and beneath the accepted tapestry images, and a re-interpretation that lets Miss Stewart open up a variety of possible undercurrents, subplots and inner motives. “The Wicked Day” centers on Mordred, the illegitimate son of King Arthur by incest with his half-sister Queen Morgause the child the wizard Merlin had

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ticket office behind the museum, are $lO a person; students and children, $5. An additional $5 is charged for a ticket admitting one to a candlelight walk and wine and cheese party, which will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. March 16 and 17. The route runs along Royal Street, the most historic thoroughfare in the community. For additional details, call or write the West Feliciana Historical Society (P.O. Box 338, St. Francisville, La. 70775; 504-635-6330).

predicted would one day destroy Arthur. Mordred’s story is told from his birth to the tragic end of his life and Arthur’s downfall. In an author’s note, Miss Stewart says she has “tried to iron out the absurdities in the old story, and add some saving grays to the portrait of a black villain.” She has succeeded in giving Mordred much saving gray. There’s the affecting phase of his earliest childhood with foster parents, simple fisherfolk, in the northern islands of Scotland. Then comes inevitable contact with his own royal family and his realization of who he really is. He is brought into the court circle, grows and changes, develops pride, ambition and great love tor his father. The blackness that envelops the story comes from evil that spreads like a fatal poison. Miss Stewart manages to arouse more pity than condemnation for Mordred and his inability to escape its taint Joan Brunskill Associated Press

Adventure!

March offers rainbows of activities at Indianapolis Children's Museum

INDIANAPOLIS-The Children’s Museum, located at 30th and Meridian Streets, will offer a rainbow of programs and activities throughout the month of March. Beginning March 3, “Reds, Blues, Rainbow Hues!”, an exhibit of acclaimed silkscreen creations by renowned Boston artist Mickey Myers will be featured. Many of the bold prints offer unusual and fanciful looks at crayons, colored pencils, lollipops and other childhood favorites. The exhibit runs through May 21. MYERS WILL demonstrate her art in personal appearances at the museum on March 10 and 11. Call 924-KIDS to find out the times of these personal appearances. Any youngster interested in becoming a Junior Curator may come to the museum on March 3 between 9:30 a.m. and noon. This day of orientation will preview upcoming Junior Curator training sessions. After the training sessions, kids can wear their Junior Curator buttons proudly by volunteering in the Natural Science gallery during the school year, vacations and weekends. To register for this free program, call 924-5431, ext. 58. A SPECIAL film series will turn bookworms into filmbugs! Many wonderful children’s books have been made into movies and animated features, and several of these “talking books” can be seen during the Bookworm Film Series. On March 4, the Lilly Theater offers “Teeny-Tiny and the Witch Woman” and “The Cricket in Times Square.” "From the Mixed-up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler,” a classic film starring Ingrid Bergman and Madeline Kahn, is featured on March 18, along with “Alligators All Around.” On March 25 see “Where the Wild Things Are,” “Strega Nonna,” “Madeline and the Gypsies” and “Madeline and the Bad Hat.” Charles Dickens’ “Great Expectations” will be shown on April 1. The Dickens classic is preceded by “Chicken Soup with Rice.” ALL FILMS begin at 2 p.m. Tickets, available at' the museum box office a half-hour before showtime, are 75 cents. Three “Saturdays Are Special” programs are

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designed to make anyone anxious for the weekend. These natural science programs begin on March 10 with “Nature Invented It First,” a look at some of the things plants and animals have “invented” to help them adapt to their environment and special way of life. On March 17 and 24, discover the hidden mysteries of water and raindrops and make your own rain gauge in “Water Works.” These free programs are at 2 p.m. in the Natural Science gallery. Puppets may be dummies, but you won’t be after coming to “Puppets Naturally!” on March 10 and 31. Visit the Natural Science Theater at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. and talk with animals, plants and other living things in a participatory puppet presentation. PUT ON SOME green clothes and celebrate St. Patrick’s Day early on March 11 at 2 and 4 p.m. The Celtic Association and the museum will present Patrick Grant and The Preservation Band in two performances of Irish music. Grant, a native of Ireland, will sing both traditional and

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American-Irish tunes. The Preservation Band will create toe-tapping jigs, reels and hornpipes. Tickets, sl, may be pur* chased at the museum box office a half-hour before each performance. Sweaters don’t come from shopping malls-they come from sheep. On March 24 in the museum’s Americana gallery, the museum’s Junior Historians will demonstrate the transformation of fleece into woven cloth in “Sheep to Shawl.”

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