- M i-. , \ \ .\ \ ' V i ' V -i: J V\ V-. \ 7 I FRIDAY, Ma y 8. 1970 "V PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT liaturlj^Btifr lEtfpntnB H fralii a r m * * OgHy Net Prees Ron ■‘7 ® ! PW UM Wwk itoded The Weather \ . A p ra 11, itTO The Army-Navy Club recent­ Grade 7 Youth Instruction Ward Founder About Town ly received a gold certificate Class of Zion Evangelical Fair and cooler tonight and j In ■ recognition of Its volunteer Lutheran Church will meet to= Pledges ^nds Sunday, low in the 40’a. High >’1 ,Hie Rev. Walter H. Lpomlg service to the Rocky Hill Vet­ morrow at 9:30 a.m. at ’ the 15 94 tomorrow In tha 60'a. ProbabUl- . t of Community. -Raptist Church , « church. erans Hospital. One member of To Ai)l^ofti Manchetter— A City of Village Charm ty of rain ao percant. ; f j will conduct a service Sunday the club, Paul A. Schuetz, has y at 8:1S a.m. on radio station given over 1,000 hours of volun­ The Mens' Club of Center Con­ The fouptier of Ward Tech­ VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 187 WINF. 'The program is sponsor­ teer Service to the hospital. gregational Oiurch wlll sponsor nical Insfltute, a University of (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS—INCLUDING TV) ed by the Manchester Council Wfu^erlatkl MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1970 (ClaaaltJod Advertlaliig on Page M ) PRICE TEN CENltl an auction tomorrow at 10 a.m. HarUojd affiliate, has pledged of Churches and the Clergy As­ in Woodruff Hall of the church. sociation Of Manchester. Grade 9 Methodist Youth fOftimO toward a development Fellowship of South United i^mpalgn that Includes plans DISCOWMT Methodist Church will meet to­ The Hrst Communion for con­ CCDGnATIONS The name of Mtcha^ Norman for a $3()0,000 building on the night at 7:30 at the church firmees of St. Mary’s Episcopal appeared Incorrectly as Richard UofH campus. campus. C'hurch will be Sunday at 7:30 On the southeast comer of the oppoaltie side of Nebo Ave. The donation was made by In yesterday's Herald story oi was Coucho’s blacksmith shop. p.m. in the church sanctuary. Main and Charter Oak St., Samuel I. Wrird, Inventor, scien­ TMThAMD Manchester Education Associa­ Later operated by Denoi’a Wall. Couples Bridge Group I of the After the service, they will -be tist, manufacturer, and presi­ tion officers. A Buckley School stood the old “Cheney Block." Later a man named Matchett Manchester Newcomers Club guests of the parish at a break­ dent of Crystalab Inc., who Hartford Rd. & Pios St, ttmdwslar sixth grade teacher, he .was nl two-story with basement, had a blacksmith »hbp pnd car­ Cambodia Move Goes will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. fast.. foimded Ward Institute as the elected MBA vice president. fooden frame, flat tin roofed riage' repair a little souUi of at the home of Mr. and Mrs. CRL School of Electronics in and painted the early Cheney where Globe Hollow brook cToss- 1948. Jehovah’s Witnesses will con­ John Pierog, 18 Laurwood Dr., State Trooper Gary Trombly slate-gray. William H. Cheney ed under Main St. Still a little . On April 21, UofH made pub- Get a Hefiiistart on summer duct a theocratic ministry Bolton. The Couples Poker will be guest speaker at the Sun­ had his general store on the farther south was Flonkldn’s 11 Its plans for a cohaprehenirive school tonight a t 7:30 and a Group will also meet at 8 p.m. day Morning Coffee House at street level floor and carried in tariliiage and blind shop over the development program to re­ service meeting at 8;3S in King-, a*, the home of Mr. and Mrs. 9:30 a.m. at St. M ary’s Epis­ stock almost everything needed brook. Later “ Pete" Daldiwln’s locate Ward Technical Institute Everything^ You Need For Faster Than Expected copal Church. He will discuss dom Hall. Robert Crawford, 191 Henry St. by people of that time. That patot shop. The Frankllna had a driving safety program and on the u n lve^ ty ’s 200-acre West was the business center of the big flatrootfed house on the show a film, “ Final Factor.’’ Hartford campus. South Manchester. oast of the brook. It was H ie institute, which prepares WASHINGTON’ (AP)— At one time the U.S. post of-' la*»r homo of the Seafitrand OUTDOOR Mothei^ — In or Our of Season, We Have It! students for technical careers in President Nixon has told flee was In the east end on Caanlly of fish peddlers for many the eletronlcB field, is presently Allies Send the nation destruction of years. It also had to make way Crlsp-Alre; McIntosh, Cortlands, Rome, Russets and Red De­ Phys Ed Theme Charter Oak St. At another time housed In Hudson Hall at 318 enemy sanctuaries is going for the new road work. licious Apples. „ . . it was op the south side and ex­ Hudson St. In downtown Hart­ faster than expected and Native: Asparagus, Dandelions, Scallions, Rhubarb, Belgian Of PTA Meeting tended out toward Main St. be­ Next to ithe south was a cow ford. Its speial feature is a IIVIXG Ships Into Endive, Boston Lettuce, Oeeen - Veii-i.. Sqiir^eh. the great majority of yond the front of the main pasture, through which went a two-year program leading to an American troops will be Green - Yellow Beans, Turnips, Peppers, Egg l3owers School upper grade well beaiten path worn by bare associate degree In applied \ building. Walter Cheney had a pulled out of Cambodian Plant, Leeks, Beets, Cauliflower, Broccoli, Spinach, pupils will present a physical drug store In the east end of the feet going to and from swim­ science with majora in electron- Parsnips, Butternut Squash and Cherry 'I'ciiiat. es. Cambodia education program at the PTA building until it was moved to ming at the old Globe Holtow is and electro-mechanical tech­ territory, before mid-June. Fresh: Sfrawberries, Peaches, Honeydews, Cantaloupes, "... All Americana o f a ll the new building as the business pond. Along this paith we search- nology. J / > SAIGON (AP) — A force o t 30 Red - Green - Blue Grapes, Papayas, Watermelons, meeting ih tte school auditorium 0 ^ kinds, including advloors,. wtU center moved up town. ed for and were am ieed watch- The aim of the Word deysl^ U.S. naval boats and 70 South Teniplesi Navels, Limes, Grapefruit and Pine­ Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. be out of Cambodia by th i end apples. When the post office moved ing the aniios of tumble bugs. ment campaign is to raWe suf­ The fourth, fifth, and sixth Vletnameoe craft launched a of June,” ha promised fla tly out. Madden brothers (Bill and To us Coimecficut. boys they ficient funds to build alM equip grades will demonstrate square drive up the Mekong River to­ Friday night during his firs t tat- WEEKEND SPECIALS Maurice) took over with a bicy­ were funny beetles that did not a one-ertory laboratqr/ and class­ dancing, gymnastics, stunts, / V day in ^ e first waterborne as­ evlsed newt conference olnoe CUCUM BERS...... 2 for cle sales and repair shop. The fly, but walked backwards kdek- room structure, to be complet­ tumbling, and parachute play. sault into Cambodia, a lll^ Jon, 80. NATIVE RHUBARB ...... bunch Manchester Weekly News had ing along a ball wUbh their hind ed In tte fall of 1971. The staff headquarters announced. Within . In defense of Me bitterly oon- CANTALOUPES ...... 2 for Before the program, the fol­ Its printery on the second floor feet. The bell was ah egg en- will be'increased and the enroll­ //t' hours, six South Vietnamese trove rsial decielon that GREEN or YE LLO W SQUASH ...... lb. lowing officers for next year will fintil It was gutted badly by olosed in hard packed cow man­ ment dwbled to 400. S a i^ ^ ' Ward founded the gunboats suppressed enemy fire launched the. invasion o f the be Installed:: Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ Hre. Then it moved -to a lower ure. Down In Alaiwjma a tum­ Yes, WeTI Have Flowers For Mothers’ Day! more thah'balf way up the riv­ Cambodian sanctuaries 10 d ay s liam Kelly, co-presidents; Mrs. floor In a building next door to ble bug is something else. . It C I^/ School of Electronics In David Cairmefl, first vice presi­ J948 when the post-war econom­ er. ago, Nixon said the operation SEE OUR DISPLAY OF IMPORTED BASKETS! the south. William Flood was flys but with aji erratic tum­ dent; Mrs. Walter Brltnell, sec­ ic boom created a shortage of A dispatch from Cambodia would save hundreds if not thou­ We Carry The Manchester Evening Herald the publisher and editor. Later bling effect in the air. The k i^ ond vice president; Mrs. 'Flank electronic technicians. A/,. said that after ehemy sniper sands of American lives b y de­ his son Joe Flood took over the let them fly around on the^^id COMPLETE LJNE OF SUNDAY PAPERS SuHlvan, sooretaiy;. Frank Sul­ Ward, who started in real fire was silenced, helicopters struction of enemy arms stores. business, but was not able to of a thread tether. livan. treasurer; Mrs. Mary Og­ estate and Interior decoration, Bonanza began unloading South Viet­ It wiU also buy six to eight complete successfully with The den, Mrs. Jeah' Gamo and Mrs. went Into crystal research In namese troops near the enemy- months of time for building up Herald, so closed out the busi­ Oarole Howard, P T A Oouncil 1942 when he decided he could held ferry crossing at Neak South Vietnamese forces to toko ness. U m brella Tent delegates. Pupils E^ature best help the war effort Luong. over the war, he said. T h is old business land mark PI F P n PRODUCE!" Refreshments wifi be served by manufacturing oscillating 9 X 9 ft size with 7 ft center height. At the same time more than Nixon made these other was later home to several busi­ by Mrs. Ekiward Cormier and Of P^UA Program quartz crystals, which are used Aluminum frome. Sewn-in floor. 10,000 American and South Viet- - points; 216 OAKLAND ST„ MANCHESTER — 643-6384 ness concerns until, with the Mrs. Carmel. to control radio frequencies. At 20x 3 0 " screen window, zipper Dan Beal of Napeiville, 111., and Pat Anderson of namese troops launched three —He plans to "give a report other Cheney buildings south of Pupfi" participation will be the afternoon’s antiwar rally. Distortion in photo re­ the time, quartz crystals were door, storm flops. Syracuse, N. Y „ are among early anivals for this new drives inside Cambodia to the nation" when the C am bo ­ it, it was razed In______1969 _In con fea^OTe of the final meeting for sults from use of wide-angle lens. (A P Photofax) in very short supply, and were against enemy bases. Hundreds dian action is completed an d a t nection with the building of the 5^® year of the Richard Martin- l i i i i vital In communications. of American tanks, armored that time wiU finally assoos Its new Rt. 6 highway. -"South Schools P T A Tuesday at 135 sq ft Double Side Room personnel carriers, helicopter It was then that he started accomplishments and risks. Just eaat of S. MainIn St. ei^mi P'™ at the Martin School. gunships and flghte_r-bombers On the program will be the the Crystal Research Labora­ —His withdrawal of another brook was the dam of “p w ld ’s, Poiiderosa Tent were committed to the new of­ 160,000 American troops from HOUSE sixth grade glee dub; the com­ tories Inc., occupying three Thousands Mass in D.C. Nixon Wins Pond.” Nexit south of ;lhe pond fensives. The official aimounce- floors at 612 Capitol Ave. It Is Vietnam will be completed In a was George Gould^"home. He bined bands of Martin, Wash­ ments came one on top of anoth­ fully automated, with about Hickel Praise year, as announced April 9Q. was the sexton the South ington, and Robertson Schools; er. 100 employes In sales oqjj pro­ That will reduce the U.S. fo rce Methodist Chip<(^. A brook of and a display of student art Military sources also an­ work. duction, and does a world-wide ' ^59 On Dissidents remaining to something o v e r cold waiter right ihrough nounced the biggest success in Also on display will be the business. 9x15 ft, 7 ft WASHINGTON (AP) — In­ • 280,000 men. Nixon used the f l r Gould’s QBiW. They used It io the campaign to wreck enemy ure 240,000 but later said while award presented at the state center height. WASHIHOTON (AP) — Thou- terior Secretary Walter J. keep itpetr butaber, milk, etc. cool the Ellipse, the huge tree-lined federal facillUes to help the Na­ hoses—a 300-ton stoclcpUe of some such level , m ight b e PTA convention last month to 3 screen win­ aands iipbn thousands of mostly Hickel. who earUer cautioned in nimmer and from freezing park area Just across the south tional Guard and law enforce­ munitions and food found by acMeved It was not the stated Martln-Sbuth P T A for Its out­ dows, storm youaiful dissenters massed in President Nixon against lip^wlnltej'. flops. Sweep- lawn from the White House. ment agencies if they are need­ U.S. troops in Cambodia 80 goal. HALE standing program choices during the nation’s capital today to ex­ alienating the nation’s youth, u n a c n B R U i The Nixon administration took miles northwest of Saigon. It look ahead fashions for mother " Next south of Gould's was the current year. out door. ed. praised the chief executive —The U.S. delegation will at­ Robert (GOb) Biyth’s icendy and press their opposition to U.S. several conciliatory steps in an was called the biggest cache Preceding the program, offl- PAtlCADI Leaders of the demonstration for his news conference re­ tend the Paris peace talks noxt policy in l^ th ea st Asia despite effort to see that the demonstra­ 945 MAIN ST.. ndUlon store on the comer of had stressed, however, the pro­ marks about young people. ever found in the war. week even though the N orth A j ^ ^ 4- z. . for next year wUl be elect- OPIN President , Nixon’s assurances tion remained peaceful. The Nebo Aw., a d e a d ^ but long ^d end Instaflled. Nominees are Outside Aluminum Frame The combined river force, Vietnamese boycotted tost in sleep wear and lingerie |7;4SAJl«.»»10PJilL that he, too, wants peace In In­ testers wanted to avoid violence “ The young people of e n ^ to have aibout a dozien Mr. and Mrs. Darden Haslett. government, however, also pre­ of any kind. along with U.S. air cover, is Wednesday’s session. N ixon dochina. ' pared itself should violence 'America should be reassured HanDea oo it. All that was tb- co-presidents; Mr. and Mrs. E!d- “ We h§Lve not come here to go said he has not given u)> hope A lam o Cabin Tent Estimates ranged from 85,(XX) break out. by the president’s determin­ (See Page Ten) maved for itiie new highway. On ward Weiss, co-vlce presidents; to jail,’’ said Ron Young, a coor­ for a negotiated setUement. m!mh^ all of permanent press fabfics to as many as 200,est than 2,(XX) of Vanderbilt’s 7,000 & WHITE, AVOCADO, HARVEST GOLD, FLAME dla Teachers College, in River from a prepared speech Friday h f vanced on 200 student peace the University of Illinois bodia was necessary to protect to help Mm hear." students FUday' soon after the Forest, 111. - night, noting that he was toning protesters. The confrontation laughed. Jeered and booed while American lives in Vietnam. It Heard, 53, l.s a nattilly dressed President announced Ms two- Nixon Makes followed the- arrest by police of watching Nixon on .Jelevlsion. More than 200 students were down his remarks as he defend- accused Nixon of defjlng inter­ 5-fix)t-10 Georgia native who has month appointment and admit­ seen considerable government • push button 36 X 72 " 140 sit-in demonstrators who Later, about 260 of them put on arrested on the University of ed the admlnstratlon's Cambo- national law and "crudely tram­ ted a "fe e lin g of grief" about had offered no resistance. a show depicting opposition to campus in Iowa O ty after dian poUcy. pling underfoot” the 1954 Gene­ service, including duty on the the state of campus dissent. Appeal T o Brcup food blondt Violent confrontations also oc­ U.S. foreign' policy for the 1,600 they broke into a building that The vice president delayed his va agreements with Ms decision staff of the U.S. Embassy in Ec­ ” I feel there’s a great gap be­ V S l e e ^ n g 3 1b curred in Carbondale, m.,' be­ National Guardsmen on their formerly .served as the Iowa talk to a Republican dinner until to launch the Cambodian opera­ uador in 1941-43. He holds a doc­ tween the nation’s educators, capitol and set several fires. after President Nixon ended his torate from (Columbia Universi­ 850-watt motor. &cup hut renstant dourtaaf glsn isr P o ly e s t e r tween police and students from campus. tion and order new bombing the stucients and the govern­ Protesters Seven persons were injured at news conference ih Wasliington. ty, Is a Democrat and the father with hatMlIe. 2-fk. flaxigrip lid widi 2 oz. mossuring cup. Southern Illinois University; ' “ I think he considered it all raids against North Vietnam. ment,” he told the students. " I the University of Washington in 'Then, beginning his speech of four children. WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ Stainlssi ttu i blsdea Rseipabook. Whits, avocado, harvest F i ll e d Bags and in Buffalo, N.Y., where 12 on a very superficial level. He All the efforts and activities of have felt it as our colleges and SLIP OF NON CLING NYLON® by DUPONT^ ^ : Since assuming his post as dent Nixon went to the Lincoln gold, flame. youths were Abounded by bird- did not even get to the root criU- Seattle after police clashed with nearly two hours late, Agnew the Nixop adminl^fkUon during universities drifted farther and $ chancellor of VanderbUt seven Memorial today and appealed to D. Lace-lqvished slips of fabulous NON-CLING shot during a demonstration. clsm," said George Wagner, one students who had smashed win- said: the past 16 months have been farther apart from the nation 9 4 9 7 A student from the University of 200 students at the Unlveriity <^®ws, set up street barricades " I f my abandonment of the part of the search for a military years ago, he has encouraged around them.” a group of young protesters to NYLOK^' by Dupont . . . sleekly styled, in Vinyl carrying dissent,' faced off disgruntled understand what he called his of loWa at Iowa City was sub- of Wisconsin who hooted cuid In an effort to bring students white, average 32 to 44, thort 32 to 38. cose. Separating (See Page Ten) (See Page Ten) (See Page Ten) ^ flc u lt situation-. ^ dued by a chemical agent when Jeered during the talk, alumni over students' rights to and Uie Vanderbilt trustees, clos­ zipper. Polyester- 3.98 IV1 lb synthetic fiberfill. W a­ he tried to wrench shotguns The National , Students Asso- er together, he fostei;ed a plan- The strange encounter, unique cotton shell. ter-resistant vinyl bottom. in recent political atmsls, oc­ I from police officers durihg po- elation in Washington listed 437 approved two years ago by the Worm, weatherproof. If lice-student scuffles. Two batta- of the country’s 1,600 colleges trustees to elect each year a curred at sunrise. t lions of the National Guard and universities on strike or graduating senior to an eight- “ I told them,” U)e Ib’esldent were placed on standby alert, closed iq suppor^of the protest.. year term on the board. Similar related to a newsman, "that 1 Two students were arrested.. There were protests on hun- know you think we are a bunch . plans have been adopted since Ih New York City, about 70 dreds of other campuses, by several other schools. This of so-and-sos. I uoeit a stroiigar persoiu were injured when a a u National Guard troops year’s new Vanderbilt trustee is word to them." roving band of 1,000 construe- were withdrawn Friday from Walter R. Murray Jr,, a Nash­ Nixon said he remained up V Uon workers, some wielding Kent State and President Rob- ville Negro who )>ecomes the until about 2 a.m. after Ms tel­ evised news conference Friday >d bipndpr 6 ft Vinyl clubs and crowbaro, attacked ert I. White announced the first of Ms race on the board, I peace demonstrators in the vl- school would remained closed at wMch traditionally is made in wMch he defendod his /•eond tlm« clnlty of City Hall. least until the end of June. of wealthy businessmen. Southeast Asia policy as tbs A ir n iattrei^ Cambridge, Mass., police on some other campuses, The campus visit of another quick peace his ortt- chased some 500 rampaging movements to reopen the Negro, Black Power advocate ics demand. B. Sleep-shirt with pants in a Cordero® (satin I L K " * buttons. SOraoond automatic Umar. SoHd « _ Heavy gau^e vinyl. Two separate protestors through Harvard schools began and some stu- Carmichael, brought a great Later, after reading and ac­ lO W w stt motor. 6-cup host resistant dovartsef giaas ^ leokproof valves for body and pillow. Si Square after a peaceful antiwar denU criticized the strikers lor deal ot criticism to Heard. cepting telephone colls, die stripe) permanent press fabric of Kodel® poly­ with handU. Stainlati steal Made. 2-pc. f l w M lid Yellow, blue, red, green. ester and cotton. Full button from, plus lace rally by 80,000 persons. The denying them access to classes. Carmichael addressed the President sold he went to bed m awring cup. Raeipa book. White, avocado. but was unable to sleep. collar, bodice and wrists add charming notes I ^ p a g l ^ y o u ^ broke win- overseas, student protests Vanderbilt students’ impact fo­ %, dow. and blocked traffic. State deaths rum amid relative calm on the He said he arose about 4 to this lovely. Pink, blue, mint, maize. Petite Drop Forged Steel Die nationwide demmiatra- o’clock and, by Ms account, and the entrance of Anerlcan night of April 8, 1967. But hq had small, medium, large. 4.98 tlons and disorders have contin­ asked Ms volet, Monolo Ban- troops Into COmbodia broke out oome to town a bit earUer, visit­ ued for several days in protest Chez, whether he had ever visit­ P i t c h i n g in IVest Berlin, Munich and ed the black campuses of Fisk against the killing of four stu­ ed the Lincoln Memorial at C. Mini ensemble-cool, floaty coat and gown Frankurt, Germany; Oaracas, University and Tennessee State dents by National Guardsmen at dawn. —in Cordero®, a permanent press satin stripe H o r s e s h o e s Maracaibo, and Merida, Vene­ University across town—and on Kent State University and Pres­ . April 9, both campuses erupted “ The Secret Service was ps- fabric, of Kodel® polyester dnd cotton. Petite, ident Nixon’s decision to send zuela; Oslo; Karcelcna Paris; » 7 Sydney, Melbourne and Bris­ •with rock-throwing .and fire­ trifled," Nixon told a reporter. small, medium, large. Pink, blue, mint and American combat - troops into bombing that brought helmeted So far as was known, security Cambodia. bane, Australia; and many oth­ maize. 7.98 er cltlee. riot policemen into north Nash- precautions were no greater Scientific design for Ih e President Friday night vlUe. than routint. defended his decision, saying It Students In Munich burned a SLIP OF ENKA CREPESET® NYLON perfect control. Ideal It was after he was criticized Nixon said U)sre were about r was a step toward the same huge American flag after speak- - for women and children. for allowing the students to in­ eight young people on the oteps goal the protesters seek—peace. era accused the United States of E. An exciting slip of ENKA Crepeset® Nylon vite Carmichael that he ssdd the of the msmorlar, wMn he ar< Shortly after the President's "raw aggression” In IndocMna. for Mother's Day giving, with lace-covered university's function is "not to rived, and, by the time be M l, nationally televised and broad­ Iliousands marched in West bodice and wide lace hem. In white, average protect students from ideas but about SO. cast news conference, a crowd Berlin and Frankfurt, many 32-to 44; short, 32 to 38. g Q g ()l Sif rather to expose them to Ideas." From the Memorial, N ixon < I I Um Ogr Omvnisit H ntir Olnr|g of students assembled on the shouting, "Nixon, m iudererl" Heard was considered and his volet drove to the Copt' University of Virginia campus FlrebomUng, arson and van­ year to beodme president of Co­ tol where they toured the lloti» r . and bStgan Jeering and throwing dalism continued to plague a Uy-A-WayPIn lumbia uniVtTi^ty, scene of da. AMPU MARKING OPIN THURSDAYS TO 9 PJA 945 MAIN STREET--MANCHESTER rocks, stats poUro .were called number of American colleges campus turmoU at tlmea in ra- By White Houss In to break up the dlscxder and and some off-campus buildings. Construction workers, wearing hard hats and car­ Eriday at the Subtreasury Building in New York j : OysB Bally AJI. to PJI. 10 10 arrested nearly 100 persons. Most of the destruction was dl- rying American flags, bi-eak up an antiwar rally City's financial district. (A P Photofax) (Se4 Page Ton) (Bee Pago Twelve) <*AOB TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, MAY 9. 1970 MANCHESTER’EVE17INQ HERALD, MANCH^TER. CONN.. SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1970 PAGE T H R in News for Senior Citizens Manchester Sheinwolfl on Brid^sfe Vernon Hospital Notes M C M E fO T N O B UNTIMELY DOUBLE Hospital Tour By WALLY FORTIN FORRMt^nSAND IS NOT DISCREET VISRINO HOURS Business Bodies D m n d to R YOUNG P H II^ NORTH A iemlnder — baskMball Inteniiedlate Caie Semt- By ALFRED 8HBINWOLD ♦ A.-! Set Next Week cussion foUowing. . . .open to all Hello, it’a' me again, and Y’ve the children at Manchester Me- prtvato, nooh-3 p.m., and 4 p.m. 1*» SWeUfce •# We «*■*• a a A«o*i In connection' with National court* _ and tennis court* are of Manchester's young peopl*.. SVMti Atovf Ms •tfNaMWy sf 84 2 UAO RKPORT now openi - got quite a bit of news for you, morial Hospital. t p.m.; private rooms, 10 a-m.- “ Judgment is hot upon all oc­ Hospital Week individuals or Joigwisen Th**tre, IXTom, casions required," Lord Ches-- 0 A J 8 4 .1 UnMied Aircraft OarpoouMcn Saturday, May 6 so pick out the most comfort- We've received word that the I p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. 4 A K 1 group* may tour the facilities 8:16 p.m., Alwin NUnOlals Dane* Pedlatrica: Parenta allowed '-torfield once wrote, "but 4 Aooorddng (o WUKiam P. tours, will be open to anyone Dance — open to members on­ North dealer. p.m., MHS Musks Departmsnt our third bus. If we can't get ^ otea. IISTAICTEO K J 7 6 ,ftyinnt or Adult Gttardlon ■0 Smith, prarident, ahijment* dur­ mehts may be made by calling cel out the bus, and disappoint comparatively new group, and Opening lead — Six of dhi]te. 7 2 ECHS Cateteria — Mother - lars. U:4S p.m., and 0:M p.m.-8 ing the quarter ended March <1 the administrator’s office. Friday, May 16 33 people. So if you have been ^ showing some slides of p.m.; other*, S p.m.-4 p.m., and ^ West opened the six of chm Kiisl Soiilli Daughter Tea given by this totaled |B77,5M,e6S, an hicreaae This year's theme for hospital MHS, Bailey AudltMium, 8 thinking about going, then quit actlviUes here at the Cen- C:S0 p.m.-S p.m. rknd sat back to get his tour Pass 2 year’s freshmen for the Incom­ . NO ONE UNOER 17 AMUTTB of neariy $1441 mUUon over 1069 week is "YoUr Hospital Cares— p.m., MHS Music Department thlnklng. and join the crowd. ‘ ®'’' explain a Httle about Age Limit*: 10 in maternity, sure trump trichs. He'd have Pass ing freshmen girls and their (A|i Unit My wy 4 flrat quarter dehverie* of $668,- Our First Concern la Tour presents “ Music Man” . , . We're going to have a good they can 13 In other areas, no limit in won them if he hadn’t doubled, Pass mothers. Ml eortsNi VMI) 4 C7 036,eSl. Health.” Mirabito said, "This tickets at the door for two dol­ time, I'm sure, and even if you ®'®t *>me constructive ideas for self-service. and West might have gotten is . an especially app(ropriate MHS Pool, 12:80-4 p.m. —lOH G uest Speaker ?0lh Cpr.lufy (ill ('ffM-nls Net aamiiigB tor the 1070 flrat lars. don't want to bet, the day away cerrying out their programs. A away with the double against a theme at Rockville, as the chal­ weekly swim for handicapped quarter amounted to $8,823,061, youngsters. "The Depot" Cbffetoouse, from home, plus seeing the ^ew of their members visited wmiam Overton of administration reminds poor player but the double -was lenge of delivering the best N nCRM l«0t W MIMHUAni 3; Hearts, A-Q>l0-9; DiDiamonds, apprvMlmately half of ttw $16,- Churo|i ft Locust Sts. (parking sights, and the excitement w th us a few weeks ago, and - m t b« eiimt vt**tora that with constructiun precisely the wrong weapon to medical care at reasonable cost Trinity College, Krieble Audi­ around the track, will make It t m looking forward to meeting. ’ ’ '___ under way, parking space Is use against an e}g>ert. Q-10-7 6; Clubs, 10.8-6. 649,687 earned In the oompar- torium, 4 p.m. this week’s in St. Mary's Church lot), 8- What do you sa yf' MASH eMe quarter a year ebriler. Per continues to Increase.” midnlght, local talent appear­ worthwhile. them again. speaker tomorrow at the 1 0 :« Unitted. Visitors are asked tn New York expert Alan True- Rockville General has ex­ "Civilisation” subslrlption *er- For you people who have Wednesday afternoon a.m. and 7 p.m. worship Berv- bear with the Iiospltal whUe the cott, who has been known to Answer: Bid two cliitw, toe (t e r e eam inge (amounted to $.86 les will be "The Pursuit of Hap­ ing. . .open to college and oen- Stayman Convention, Peking tor the flrat quarter comparad * panded its facilities, having lor high student*.. .donation of registered t o ^ we just found ^un-Day, we learned of two of ices at the Church of Oie Nhaia- parking problem exists, write a thing or . two about added three new wings over the piness" and "The Smile of Rea­ Vernon Ave., Rockville; Mrs. partner to show a major suit of ia what the new fiee- w&to $1.38 iaet year. Owlim and son.” a dollar at the door. out that they wdll leserve box membem beii^ in th ^ a n ------bridge ,had no trouble in plac­ past 10 years with another con­ Elaine F. Fahle, 26 Richard ing the trumps after West’s four or more cards if he can. I f , dom of the *en*n |* Smith pointod out, however, that Monday, May 11 Saturday, May 16 seats for our group for $1.75 per arttert, Ihe gue(^ speaker .Patients Today: 290 templated for toe near future. Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Thresa G. double. Truscott took the first partner bids two hearts, 'you aU about —U l* the 1666 annual report predicted Bennet Junior High —Donut MHS, Bailey Auditorium, 6 person. This is a good price for „ how his ADMITTED YESTERDAY; Mon. - Ttain. 7:I»-0:«S Mello, 58 Cooper Hill St.; Mary trick In dummy with the king of will raise to four hearts; if he "openUUon* will Mart at a mod- Day! p.m., MHS Miulc Department reserved box seats, and in this ’ commercial tai't career waa ccn- Mrs, Juta E. Abollns, Carolyn E. Kelly, 121 Mountain Rd.; bids anything else, you will -.Pri. 6:lS-8;30slO:88 way we'll be sure that the gang ^ Hospital. We certainly ^ ^ Hebron; Mrs. Anita W. clubs, cashed .toe ace of dia­ ent level and improve through- Trinity CoUege, Krieble Audi­ presents "Music Man" . .. Thomas O. Carpenter, 91 Brent monds and ruffed a diamond. jump to three notrump. SMt, 2-4-8:15-8 :a0-UdS o(ift the y ear." Duplicate Bridge torium, 1 and 4 p.m. — this is together. It all sounds like a ® s^edy recover}^ ^ ^ used to reveal his palnlt- Aubut, 109 Pine St..; William Son. &;S0-4:4S-7:8»«a8 tickets at the door tor two Rd. Declarer got back to dummy Copyright 1970, Thegr attributed the decline tn week’s "Civilisation” ' subscrip­ dollars. good deal to ihe, so you’d bet- “ >d hope they 11 be back with done in invisible color. E. Blllingham, Willimantic; Also, Mrs. Frank Jaqulth and General Features Corp. with the ace of clubs to ruff an­ e(emlngB prim arily to changee (hi Reeultfl last night in a dupli­ tion series will be "The Pur­ Teen Center, 7:80 - 11 p.tn., ter come on over to the Cen- r®®' so®"- Meanwhile, send jUra. Over- Lisa A. Boyle, 145 Terrace Dr., daughter, 1077 Main St.; Mrs. other diamond and returned the number of order* tor diffler- cate bridge Swiss Team game at suit of Happine**" and "The Dance — open to members on$y. ter, and sign up. You'll be glad ^P* ton will jiresent a epeclal oar- Rockville; Mrs. Jessica Burby, Cedric Johnson and son, 424 W. again with the aCe of spades to ent oommerolal Jet ehgliKe. Ih- toe Italian-American Club are Smile of -Reason.” you did. ^ Wednesday, I gave program to the combined 62 EHirant St.; Mrs. Madeline Middle Tpke. ruff a third low diamond. He Joseph Toce and James Polltes, South United - Methodist Now for vou baseball fans. ® a couple of paper sun^y School oDastses at 9:30 F. Clancy, East Hartford; Mrs. creesed ooMs due to Mlatton Save Sunday to go on toe quiz games, just to see then cashed the king of spades and la ig e r intereet charge* wore and William MlcDougall and Church, 8:16 p.m.. Annual Mayor's Walk — Sunday We are going to register for our a.m. at a Mother's Day oft»er- June H. Clark, Ellington Ave., ^ u 0 t c and continued with toe'queen of fiilso mentioned a * other oouMa. Mrs. A1 LaPlante, first; Mrs. Spring Concert presented by 17th. trip to Shea Stadium, to see the ^^®y Ellington. spades. A Musical Comedy in Two Acts High 8tort-iq> costs tor the nemr MolUe Gworek and Mrs. Paul the Chamlnade Musical Qlub. . . World Champs in action. Mon- so m ^ y right answers that ------Also, Lawrence E. Denette, 88 THEATER TIME benefit of Laurel Music Camp West Ruff* JT9D engine also contributed to Barton, and Mr. and Mia. Bern­ Verplanck grads, years 1060- day morning. The price for this ^ ^ ®^''® “ y®"® any , week's team hteh aliwle of Hollister St.; Joanne Dowd, 25 SCHEDULE Book, Music and Lyrics by Meredith Willson Scholarship Fund. West ruffed with the nine of the dechne, they said. ard Baker, second; Mr. and 1964 . . . Reunion on June Ifltb de^ will be $5.60, which will in- P^zea- So. I gave them a lltUe ^ ^ L h ^ o le ^ M l went Gl®nview Ter., Rockville; Mrs. Presented by Mr*. Joseph Marcello, and Mr. Pathfinders Club, Norman hearts, and South discarded Hie Pratt and Whitney divis­ . . . call Mrs. Adams, 646-7723 dud. th. u, uu, *.m., SKvl; SATURDAY Raymond F. Damato gazes with pride at a section and Mrs. Herbert Smith, andr St., 7:30-9:80 p.m.., Alateen* — dummy’s low cl\lb. West con­ MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL ion, Gwlnn and Smith reported, rooms to four— some one bedroom and two. The or Dori Witkowsld, 048-6008 tor Burnside — TTie Adventurers, sidered leading the ace and an­ of Fine Ridge Village, the 52-unit apartment com­ one-bedroom duplex townhouses are a first for Mrs. Irwin . Kove and William open to all teens -with a friend MUSIC DEPARTMENT had been selected to develop or relative with a drinking prob­ details and' reservation*. d.rc“ " sr sxruT..^“£ 6:00, 9:16. other heart, but South would Manchester. The Damato brothers are holding a 2 Zleman, tied for third. Thur*,, May 14, Frt,, May 15, Sat. May 16—8:00 p.m. and produce engine* tor tw*> plex built on New State Rd. by him and his brother, A duplicate bridge game, spon­ lem. u i r r s East Windsor Drive-In — win and would lead another \ new fighter aircraft, toe Air to 5 p.m. Open House tomorrow, to show o ff the Don’t foiget Mark Ssverdloff. ner, au part or me oays pro rj'odd'Tj'rri* Gibson, and high three string of " . spade to make sure of a tenth BAILEY AUPTrORIUM Louis C. Damato. The apartments, all duplex town- sored by toe Manche(Bter Bridge Tneoday, May 12 Jenny, 9:40; Follow Me, 8:00. Force F16 and toe N avy’s apartments. All are rented and there are no va­ Is still at 81 Russell S t and gram; of course, the dinner Is “ ® “ ^y- oo, j-v Helen Bumford Joe ^ Manchester Drtve-In — Butch trick with dummy's eight of Club, is played each Friday at South United Methodljrt on vour own ''^® ® report from Tom ^ ' Also, Mrs. ChrlsUna R. Hou- General Admission $2.00 and a government contract for houses, are across “from East Catholic High School, answers the phqne at 647-0203 — onyour o ^ . ^ ^ C ^ves both the high Nor- Cassidy, 10:15; Miss Jean Bro- hearts. cancies. Raymond Damato says the Open House is 8 p.m. at toe clubhouse, 135 Church, Downstairs Lounge,- af­ , $4^, million had been entered on the old Darna Farm. Each apartment has its to show people the pride he and his brother have Eldridge St. Play is open to toe ter school hours until p.m. that’s the Drug Advisory Cen­ dle, 8:16. For lack of anything else. into. The dlviaian 1* also engag­ ter, you' know! r Iti^ndav ^® ® ^o-"® ^ ' -na" L. Johnson. 413 E. Middle own front and back doors, its own basement, and public. "Do your own thing" open to you up starting th^ Monday members at their homes Tpke.; William L. Johnson, 1495 Mansfield Drlve-In — Tar- West led his last club. Truscott ed In a competition tor toe in the 28 apartment buildings they have construct- ruffed In dummy and led the its own patio. The apartments range from three junior high students. we ^ m ®^®" Pl®y«* W® Irtsh to^am ents, gP „y ^ „ Wapping; Angelo zan’s Jungle Rebellion, 8:16; engine program for toe propos- ■ e^in Manchester to date. (Herald photo by Pinto) Any town organisation, school jack of diamonds. East ruffed Results in a YWCA duplicate > Wednesday, May 18 X h H n v man Middle to help theiTfeel better. F. Massollnl, Notch Rd.. Bol- Day of Anger, 9:80. IftO H ^ 'ic e ic C All New Italion Western ed Air Force' 01 bomber, they or church wishing to Ust on Last Friday night my man __ ^ names of men for our Golf *. q -vnorkrciUi Gins- State ■nteatre — Butch Cassi­ with the three of hearts, but de­ SUGGEfiTION AWARD \ recently as division engineer of brdlge game Wednesday at toe Illlng Junior High — Donut ■aid. SENIOR OPERATOR paged, who can then call toe Day. event of interest to Teens (16- Friday, Pete Vendrillo, prov- J ; J®^rt ^ Mae Tlv- Tournament, so don't forget, dy, 1:00, 3.-10, 6:26, 7:36, 9:30. clarer discarded and West was Maurice E. Jodoin of 4^ construction. Community Y are Mrs. Jacque­ James Dawson of Manchester appropriate number line Kovacs and Mrs. Ira Fried- St. Mary’s Church, Park St., 21) may contact Fran Conway ed he's doing something right “ Itobert Doggart, co- jj. ^ ^ j Tuesday ^ ^t^artford- Christine e ’ U.A. Theater — M*A»S»H, obliged to overruff with the ten. DRIVE-IN Green Rd. recently won a $2,- Hlrd, his wife Priscilla, and APARTMENTS ^ IA > has been appointed senior com- The Federal Communications land, first; ond Mrs. Suzanne Wednesday Search Program, 8- (Mrs. Frank J.) anytbne, or at our Friday night setback 'or our com.ng big „,oming. May 19, at the Red s f 2:00, 4:00, 6:16, 8:30, 10:36. West then had to lead from tse WIIUMANTIC 600 award In Pratt and Whit- their three children live at 31 - The J.D. Real Bataf* Co., puter operator In data process- Commission has authorized 6 p.m. informal discussion and Candy, after school hours, 367 tournaments, as there was a setback ^ military whist j^^^k Golf Course. Lots of fun Windsor- Lvnn M Tag- East Hartford Drive-In — ace-queen of hearts, giiving - ney Aircraft’s Suggestion Barbara Rd. Shorts and Mrs. Phyllis Pieraon, National General Pictures Presents 618 Oenteo' SL, announcea tbs Ing division at Connecticut Mu- SNET to use toe newly ^ £ 2 sec<»id. feUowship; 7 p.m. experimental Hackmatack St., 0408060; iCuHit record breaklrfe 62 player,s oumam^t, reveals they have ^nd prizes, so give us a call at ^ w JflMle T p l^ ’ Fanny -Hill, 9:30; Love ^ a South his tenth trick with toe parUdpaUng. If this keeps up ^ ^ lots o ' nice gifts. 643-6310, and tell us you are V 'liemey Jr 46 king of hearts. UCVAMCUCF- sale of toe Weatoervane Apai^ device. Relay towers have been films; “ Begone Dull Oare,” Knapp, after six, 0408288; or Woman, 8:00. ments, Regan Rd., Vernon foe SAFE DBIVEB AWARDS thisW4A0 building won'twvAA -V bea/v big*''*6 They’re ' ^ going ail-- out - for------thisplanning niaimlmr on on playing. nJavlnir. ^lYr em ey Jr.. D ally Question placed In regional telephone Oldest Fossils Found "Bllnkity Blank," "Fiddle-De- Karen Gilmore, after school, a price in excess of $1.6 mUUon. Safe Driver Awiards were pre­ Dee,” " I Wonder Why?” Dis­ 640-0376. enough. Pete sure is doing an event, and I m sure it's godi^ Guess I'd best get to our -VESTERDAY: A SUNDAY Partner opens With 1-NT (16 "DAYOFAHCCll'' building in Hartford,, Weirt BRISBANE — Scientists have outstanding job, and I'm very to be a p-eat evening. Tickets schedule, for the coming week. Jono-htm- to Mr and Mrs Thom- Burnside — The Adventurers, 1716 apartments contain IcC sented r^ently to local postal Hartforil, Farmington, Sims­ to 18 points), and the ne3ct play­ garden type units — 60 one-bed­ found in Queensland remain* of grateful to him. The winners are available tor this touroa- Monday. 10 a.m., to noon. 152^mswct 2:00, 5:00, 8:00. employes by Postmaster Alden bury, Windsor Locks, / Windsor, er passes. You hold: Spades, 4- room and 40 two-bedroom town- the oldest lend anhaato ever were: Irven Kirpens, 139; John ment, and we're giving the sen- k’ltchen social; 1 p.m. .to 4 p.m., son to ^ and Mrs. East Windsor Drive-In — Technicolor* Techniscope* E. Bailey. Antoony R. O'Bright Manchester and tYetoersfield! houoes. was granted an awiard for 27 dtocovered in Australia. AtXMjt Kehoe, 136; Grace Baker, 130; *ors first chance at buying pinochle tournament; 8:30 a.m., yTi^tmore 470 Woodbridge Jenny, 8:00; Follow Me, 9:40. This will permit signalling' '200 miUtem years old, toe re­ IMII a NMnnsi GtnersI PKtum Retttte A swimming pool and recrea­ years of safe driving for the' Ted Rivard, 127; Eva Post, 128; them. So If you like to play all day registering for the base- q . ^ a son to Mr and Mrs. Manchester Drlve-In — Butch throughout the region. - mains were of reptile* that ap­ we have a wonderful selection of tion foclUtiea are alao located poet office. Paul Aceto received Florence Brooks, 126; EMzabeth want a real enjoy- ball game; noon to 1 p.m., j a ’ eg Greson RFD 4, Brook- Cassidy, 8:15; Miss Jean Bro- P L U. pear to have ranged in size up Jeaanls, 123; Victor Christensen, able night out, then you'd better sandwiches tmd a beverage .j Lane Coventry- a son to die, 10:16. in the complex. an a-ward for 23 years of safe BRIEFS driving. Louis Oriowskl was to five feet and to have run on grdduotioii cords 122; Andy Noske, 121; Fnlz work fast, and get your ticket, served in the Diner Club Room; j^r-g Bruno'Glullnl, 83 Mansfield Drive-In — Tar- phis "TARZAN'S JUNGLE REBELLION' The property -was conveyed Unemployment claims >ln their hind legs. Wllkenson, 1-20; Christine Glen- as I'm sure the 300 we faa-ve 8:30 a.m., all day sale of tickets Elm St - a daughter to Mr. zan’s Jungle Rebeillion, 8:15; from Yankee Homes, Inc., the given a 16-year award. Connecticut for the week end­ ney, 119; Karl S. White, 119; aren’t going to last too long. for the setback, and military ' j Mrs. James C. Calkins, 38 Day of Anger. 9:50. builder, to . Investment FV>und- Others receiving aw(S(rds were ing May 2 declined by 628 from we Joe Bablneau, 116; Harold Leh- We’re really going gung-ho whist card party. Bus pickup at Edgerton St.- a daughter to Mr. State 'Hieatre — Butch Cassi­ Ing, a limited partnership, on Victor Armstrong (18 years), the week previous, to 40,860, OPEN ALL DAY them mann, 114; Floyd Post, 114. for the big w_ek, and you will 8:30 a.m.. return trips at noon, Byion Birtles, East dy, 1:00, 3:10, 6:10, 7:06, 9:0g. April 80. The law (rffices of La- William Greene (11 years), Ed­ according to the Connecticut evnry type ad SUNDAY gradaasa.. - Monday’s kitchen social is go- read where Miayor Nathan and 4 p.m. Hartford, U.A. Theatre — M»A*S*H, HELD Belle, Rothenbeig and Wood- gar Smith and George Downing State Labor Department. BV>r II ing along in fine shape, and wc Agostlnelli .has proclaimed Tuesday, 10 a.m. to noon, oil DISCHARGED YESTER- 2.-30, 4:46, 7:00, 9:16. house of 843 Main fit. represent­ (9 ' years), Paul O’Neil toe comparable period a year' 9 A.M . to 9 P.M. wArasteofi had 82 players this past week. weefc.of Mlay 18 through painting class, and volunteer Mrs. Virginia Brackett, East Hartford Drlve-In — OVER ed the sellers. Atty. fi. Robert (t years), Donald Marsh and ago, claims totaled 23,251. wirtown Our Monday afternoon pi- May 22 as Mianchester’sSenior service tor Mancheri'er Memo- ^ Welles St.; Frank R. Fody, Fanny Hill, 8:00; Love Is a Shown Today at 1:00-3:10-5:25-7:35 ft 9:30 Verrillo of Jacques and VerrlUo Wlalter Ndmlrowskl (3 years). ARTHUR DRUG nochle had 56 players, with the Citizen’s Week. rial Hospital, making finger g^jg ,Hartford Rd.; Mrs. Dolores Woman, 9:40. of Hartford represented the buy­ One-yeOr a-wurds went to Peter Wolfgang W. Schlefer of 46B following winners: Tom Grant, Next Wednssday for our en- puppets tor the children; all y. Vlvenzlo, 9 Hillside Manor BURNSIDE Shown Sunday at 1:00-3:10-5:10-7:05 ft 9:00 ers. Aceto, Raymond Tweedde, WU- Sycamore Lane has Joined 760; Gus Gull, 708; Margaret C. tertalnment we wUl have Miss day registering for the baseball y^ve., Vernon; -Donald W. Berg- fl'M 4 ACADEMY AWARDS^ Including Best Song for Uam (Miaheggia end Rieixurd HeUbledn, Inc., as an Infaeritol Donahue, M9; John Derby, 648; E-vallne Pentlemd, who will game; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.. Bowling huls,' 160 Benedict Dr., Wap- DOWNTOWN PROMOTIONS Fairell. auditor In toe company’s cor­ Ollver Roberts, 640; . Paul ®l“ w some lovely colored slides at the Parkade Lanes. No bus ping’; Oran P. Hlltz, 48 Camp- . UofH Reports “RAINDBOPS AJRE FALUNG’’ A propooal for a seyen-month The Safe Driver A(ward, James Dawson porate finance department. Schuetz, 640; Lyla Steele, 633; Ireland. scheduled. , fieja’ Rd.; Lillian Clavet, 70 Tuition Rates You never promotional campaign wlK be sponsored by the National Schlefer Is a native of Stuttgart, May Derby, 633; Lucille Craw- The Monday noontime sand- Wednesday, 10 a.m. to noon, Diane Dr., Vernon, presented at next Wednesday's -Program. Jodoin, who Council,, is recogmi'.zed as tual Life Insurance Co. in Hart­ Genmnny, and was formeriy a ford, 631; Gladys L..Smith, 630; "dches wUl be turkey salad or volunteer project; noon to 1 ^yg^ Mre. OtUla Correia, 40 The following spystem of an­ met a pair like meeting of the Downtown Com- -won" " lesser suggestion na(tion’s highest'sawaid ford. senior conBuMiaiit with Arthw nual tuition rates tor fuU-time, Edna Karlson, 630; CU Wilson, salad, brownies, and a p.m., Hot-Meal, and Meal-On- Seymour St.; Mrs. Stella G. Fll- mdttee by the committee’s Pwf$i»wards on three previous occa Dawson joined Connecticut Ande(raon and\Oo. In New York. undergraduate study at toe Unl- Butch au4 The Kid! for professional safe dri-ying. 630; Ullian Lewis, 629; and ‘>®verage. The Hot-Meal for Wheels; 1:30 p.m., Fun-Day, ip 12 McLean St., Rockville; motion* Task Force. T b o jt i^ - slons, leads a list of 316 em- Mutual In 1968 after he -was dis­ He Is a ce(rtlfted pubUc account­ ■versity of Hartford, effective Standards of acceptable per­ Mabel Keeney, 620. Wednesday wiU be turkey with featuring colored slides of Ire- Mrs. Judith B. Roblchaud, 482 Ing win be held at 6 ixm.. In ploy®* at PftWA who share charged fitom- the Coast Guard ant and a graduate of the Uid- O f Course, Sept. 1, was approved by the formance are exceptionally The Tiie^irtev ,,,.1 §Tavy, candled sweet potatoes, land, by Miss Evallne Pent- ^ Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Eliza- Watkins Bro* 936 JHhn M more than $17,000 In a-wards for high. The strict observance of with a rank of machinist mate. veralty of Tenneesee. nnintino- niT f *Tecn beons, cranberry sauce, land; 3 p.m., square dancing, beth Massey, East Hartford: Board of Regents on April 22: April. be He, is currently attending Man- ^ , "6 e'aes is back In action homemade biscuits, jeHo -with Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., and Mrs. Mary Desjeunes, 31 Schools of Arts and Sciences, The outline who works at the East plan includes toe cheMer Community CoUege. Harry Fogel, vice president of Mother u , wil ^ ® whipped cream, and a bever- noontime. Return trip at 4 p.m. Durant St.; Mrs. Judith M. Business and Public Adminis­ Hertford Plant, received the tration, Elducatimi, Engineer­ 21 through 23, Lucky »ii. a-ward. Ftmt Hartford Realty (fosp., Turn. ®*^®' Thursday, 9 a.m. to 4;30 p.m., Welner, 127 Downey Dr.; Wil- RADIO PAGE will attend the annual conven- . Also on Tuesday, we -will Thursday’s pinochle group open card playing, TV vie-wlng, ng,„ Dietrlchsen, French ing, and Di-vision of Secretarial A pocket-sized radio device tiion of the Internaititonal fygmril work on our finger pupp>ets for played with 40 participants, and reading, pool, and shuffle- b 0(St>n46Bill<6$(>fta J bgsQi I ||W| I* y**??,* The Do(Wiitown Committee nounced recently that Its board worker by'dialing a separate quarts oentiBy service medals SUBSCRIPTION RATES D iners,' Tiddly Winks, Cater- Payahie to Advance was origanized three months of directors has adopted a plan number from the office phone. from Heinilton Standard. Swan­ %ton^...... *?»■* Jack and Jills, Happy-4, ago under toe organizational for distribution to Its share This will send out a radio sig­ son is employed in the develop­ Three Mmthi'' ! ! ! | i *7;|o Sunflowers, and Supremes. This sponsorship of toe Chamber of holders. They wUl receive stock nal, ,actlvatlng a buzzer in the ment manuOacturlHg section and EASTHARTFORD Commerce. It* main goal to to from Optical Systems, Inc., a pocket device. The signal will Greene works in'the eleotronlcs DRIVE IN ' k RT 5 provide' a united effort on the ^wholly owned subsidiary, reach only the individual being department. part of Downtown Buslneea D)#- The dlMributlon Is planned tor Shadg. Sim, StoJmA. — TONITE — No Om* Under U trlct merchants. the current fiscal year on ■ a AdmMted! The committee Is currently ratio of one share of Optical TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS •♦WTiS • « 44A^ 5 ACADEMY AWARDS SHOW divided Into the Promotions Systems for every 10 shares of DIANA KJAER Rt. 0 ft 44A—Open Dally iuid Smu'; Parkade i Thsk Form and a Parking En- phmeer. On thiq basis, approxi- THINK SMAU 1070 RESTAURANT — COCKTAIL LOUNGE Drilvered In Mamdieater Paul Newman — Robert Bedford — Katherine Bo** From the country -vhonmentai Task Force. Offl- mately 288,000 of Optical Sys- (Jehn aiid Beniloe Bleg) “HOME OF THE ROAST BEEF BUFFET” cers of toe committee include terns' 2.6 mlllirm outstanding , Equipped with leatherette in­ that gave you, terior, windshield waaher, 3- ROUTE 83. TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. — AT qONN. GOLF LAND Edward Beorgeon (Burton’s)', shares •will be given to Plonejar''' electric wiper*; heater, “I A WOMAN,” Fanny Hanrid doboury (WUton’s Gift stockholders. defogger, 4--way *a]fety flashers, BUTCH “INGA” and , Shop), ^ e m NasMlf (NaseUf Pioneer’s Optlc^,-''SyMems back-up lights, front (*nd- rear U *a 1 ■ 1 H and (rom Camera and Kioto) (and Robert Division is Invoiyea In the pro- seat belts, leatherette heoidrest*, "I AM CURIOUS Rlchmon (House and HsJe.) ducUon of animated commer- steering -wheel lock and rear (YELLOW!" ROAST BEEF BUFFET _____ olals a^d-'fllme, under Its own window defroster. CASSIDY roiNS SINGER-OENEBAL p a b ^ d processes, and of com- P L t » T, mnn nf Mr -pact cassctte vlcwers for films. Rte. I), Tollend Tpke. AND THE SUNDANCE KID [m| SATURDAY, MAY fh to P.M. Mark W. mU TE D T R U D O N Tekettvllle-Mtneheiler ' "LO VE IS A W O M A N " 9 —6 9 ai^M ra C. Prancto toomey, of 'O'® company Is also developing / ' ■ tor (X) FEATU lBlN O 28 Lyndale St., has accepted A abuttlerless mwle projector ^gj, ngg

TTldiat'lilmQufieRfet^ r MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL ^ ^ ^ e y . a I6«l graduate of a:^ ^ S s S t BECT p i z z a s I SU N D A Y , M A Y lOtfa | WeM Point and an officer In the -*** oni aaalatant In 1966, to assistant in D C S I GRINDERS Artny tor five yeara, wlU main- to 1907, and to associate actuary GEORGE tain a rank as captain in the "»aU w imd P‘^ " ® In 1963. He is a Fellow In the ATLANTIC BEA/OH PARK, M18QUAM10UT, RJ. I # BAKED STUFFED CHICKEN BREASTS | Air DefenaeDefense ArUUery of the dustrles, *’®*" Society of Actuaries and a MADE WITH PROVOLONE OR BLEU CHEESE rect marketing ,o f company . Army while serving In his new ^ ^ member of the Hartford Actua" firsf time this year i 0BAKED STUFED PORK CHOPS i poalUon. His mUltary assign- products and procesees rles Club and the American 10 Minute Service On All Calls— ments included plakxm leader, Academy of Actuaries. Don’t BeUeve Us Try Us Choose 'from a larqe selection of^ "Big George" tonight I CALL FOR RESERVATIONS — 649-9435 | company commander, and bat­ CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER opens talion staff asslgnmenta at the John S. Hlrd of South Wlnd- BUSINESS MANAGER ' 130 SPRUCE STREET — 643-0031 dark aiid milk chocx>lates or white ______*or has been appointed engl- OUR DAILY DINNER MENU group and division level Francis J. Scalley Jr. of Ver­ Featuring, Diteot from Waefaington, BJD. Toomey’s medals include the neer of construction In the Con- non has been appointed business Fancy I and 2 tb. Mother's Day Boxes OommendaUon Medal (l*t Oak nectlcut Department of Trans- NEW YORK STRIP STEAK ...... $4.26 manager of the Fuel Oil De­ HIP STEAK ...... 4.25 Leaf Cluster), the Vietnam portatlon’s Bureau of Hlgh- partment at Moriarty Bros., 316 Gift Wrapped Free Servloe Medal, the Vietnam way*. Center St. FIRST TO OHUBim, THEN TO WINNY'S FOB OUB little Royal and the Masters’ TENDER FRIED CLAMS ...... 2.26 Campaign Medal, the National A native of Maaaochusetts, RESTAURANT In his new position, Scalley SPECIAL MOTHER'S DAY PRICES BAKED STUFFED SHRIMP ...... 3.95 Defense, Medal, and two over- Hlrd earned hi* bachelor's de­ SUNDAY SPECIALS! FRIED DEEP SEA SCALLOPS ...... 2.65 sea bar*. Tooroey’s Vietnam Srreen In civil engineering at -will be responsible tor custom­ plus “Elysian Field” ^ FINE FCX)D AND CCX:KTAILS FISHERMAN’S PLATTER ...... 8.25 service assignment was with the the University of New Hainp- er rdatiohs and development of BLUEBERRY MUFFINS ^ Coloni4d D tfo r CHOPPED SIRLOIN ...... 2.76 lOlat Airborne Division. HI* *hlre. He alao did poat-gradu- sales. (Formeiriy the "Deep Bleugh*’ ) Regular 80c doz. 6 4 c DINING ROOM - TAP ROOM - COCKTm LOUNGE ROAST BEEF ...... 3.26 most recent stateside astign-. ate work at Northeastern Uni- He attended Benjamin Frank­ FRIED CHICKEN ...... 2.76 ment was as intelligence officer veralty. lin University, Washington, A LL DONUTS PtMify of Room for Evoryono! for the 2ith Artillery Group After four years with the D.C., and 1* a former employe (2-Doun limit) doz. FOR reservations CALL 872-0269 BATTER FRIED HADDOCK.(Friday- O nly)...... 1.95 ______of the Federal Bureau of In- 7 0 c DANCING 8 P.M. tiH MIDNIGHT (AD) In New England. Massachusetts Department of p'rOsi mtd Sslmdsi SwMimp ': /! ‘ ,.-o , . - DINNER SERVED WITH POTATO. VEGETABLE, SALAD Toomey, a 1901NH8 graduate, Public Works, he' joined the vestigatlon In Uie Fingerprint ADMISSION $2,00 BANQUET FACILITIES CLOSED MONDAY will rssldo with his wife Linda ConnecUcut Highway Depart- Division. WINNY'S BAKE SHOP LEGAL BEVERAGES SERVED MONDAY THRU SUNDAY gnd their son Sesn Patrick at ment In $998. He has seWed as Scalley, his wife, Muriel, and (Formerly Davis Bake Shop) o Munson's Candy Kitchen g Yomr HoUi Roben P. Galett Route S3, EUin|p)o. Coon. 610 MAIN HT. — 040-7470 — Open Rumtey 7 A.M. to * PJtf. 107F Mersllne Ave., .Rose Manoir junior, asalstant, and senior their six children live at ' 19 ROUTE 6, BOLTON—OPEN M0THHR*g PA Y IS KM. to S P J t E***h-n****9*6***ee6****«******t..<****e*****qne***h****"*n***n*'*E**« Bstetes, Wsst Patenmn, N.J. highway snglnesr, and most Estelle Dr. PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1970 PAGE FIVE

thing to be able to get it; today we have IHanrlypHlprx to pay a heavy fee just to be rid of It. Maygin News l l T A R . Stock Market Connecticut Yankee -By CLAV R. POLLAN- Sttpttittg IfpraiK There are some obstinate old squares to . AAIIS LIIAA JW Your Dally AdMly Guido around who think this sort of thing is The Baby Has felps Firm sm. 22 jrff Plummets To LJSHKp BY THX By A tilt 'I According to lha Sian. '' PRINTINO CO.. INC the real explanation o f all Uie trouble \ 1-13-26-36 To develop mettoge. for Sunday, BITUMINOU: 18 BiutU Stretl v 7-19-24-37/^ even befoiM^ Etherington, with oniJ Prices /W-61-82M reod words corretponding to numbers <8-59-71 - Ilinnhlwtnr Oosm. we are in. Just the other day we let out o/your Zodiac birth sign. Another Low TBOHAS r . IteROUSO^ to render some recognition to such senttmeAtf os these; TAUAUt WAIVrBR R. UmOUBOR "That's real good stuff!” they would 61 Moy Been Named NEW YORK (AP) — Bond AM. 20 1 Bod 31 Too NEW YORK (AP) — New PuUW iara what seemed an act of poliUcal ’ ’Whenever j ^ l l o opinion la 2 Don't 32 To 62 Kin DRIVEWAYS IV>undtd October 1, 1881 prices during the post week, de­ MA? 20 Parking Areas • Oas Stettona s BooketlMll Csorts say, enviously, if they saw the trucks courage. highly chaiged against a par­ 3 Hard 33 Your 63 Stroke Americtui mlUtary thruste Into clined eharply Monday end |i>,11-21-32-43 34 Moy 64 Wrongly Now Booking for Spring Work PubUMied Bvary Brenlnf Bxcept Sunday* leaving the race track stables, and, they In the oourae of that en­ ticular group of'peojSe as It la 4 You'r* Cambodia and student violence iBd HoUdaya. Bmered at_tbe Foot Office^ at Tuesday, then staUMed sOer a |L/46^M1-90 5fi4 35 Or 65 R to clm PLACE YOim EB NOW BECAUSE OF A deavor to give proper recogni­ today agalnat the RantherSi 36 Armoying 6 6 A on the domestic front sent the beater. Conn., aa Second d a MaU wduld think of all the wonderftil things midweek announcement by the OIMINI 6A PRICE IMAEASB SOON tion to one such act, we our­ there la alwaya grave danger In I ® 7 Ptrioool 37 Consideroble 67 Should SAGITTARIUS stock market plummeting to Federal Reserve board of a re­ '’tAf 21 8 You 38 And 68 ForKy it would help grow. selves blithely Ignored another a trial of membera of that F otom s, B ryan AnUMmy, son o< B sm oixl sn d 1 9B1- new lows the past week. AU Work PerzonoUy Supervlied. Wo Are lie % ImuiwS. SUBSCRIPTION RATES laxation of Hs margin require­ -d /jUtil 20 9 You 39 W ith 69 U tters Payable In Adranoe Do you know what today’s people similar act. group that public emotion m a^. cstta Futomn, 27 Park West Df., RookvtUa. Hs w bs; April lOThoro 40 More 70 Directed Die. 21 tS\ On Monday, the Dow Jones le T ear ...... W.Oti ments on securities. ■ JO.18-31-42 One o f the iitmlea In the ex­ permeate even the courtroom 8 at IConcbentar M:amorial Honpltaj; Hto grandpas^ 11 You'r* 41 Not 71 Trouble 2-12-23-35er average o f 80 industrlaU fell ■■Montba ■ ...... 18.M18.80 would think. If they happened' to come enti «ra BHo EWentta. Ill Asplmrall Dr„ ’'er, and M rs. The price decUne early in the o /Sl-64-70 l2N «gloct 42 Much 72 Is 47-58-69 C DeMAIO brothers bree_ Uontha . . 7.80 perience of Edwin Btherington, and affect the folrneia 6f the 13 Woothor 43 Go 73 Higher 19.07 points, the largest sin gle-. One Hontb .. is o week was blamed by fflnanotal CANCIA •upon the same operation? They would the former president of Wes­ trial Itaelf. Thla can hi^pen TlNlnMiKonnsy, BkBt Hampton. 14 In 44 A 74 01 CAfAICOAN day loss since President-John F- CAU. «43.7M I w a a • IS analysts on shock waves from JUNl 2t ISSuddon 45 Should 75 Peok Die. M B ltB B R OF call that real good stuff nothing but one leyan who seeks the Republi­ unleaa extraordinary efforts are 76 Genius Kennedy was assassinated Nov. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ■reeger, Ohrhrtins Joan, daugMar ot olwi Jr. and Lor- the U.8. Hvvolvement in Cambo­ - ^ M r 22 16 Mogn«tic 46 Where JAN. Tbe Aaaoclated Preta 1* exclusively en- can nomination for United taken by court offlciato to pre­ 17Mig>if 47 Urvinswered 77Todoy 22, 1968, when the average fell more pollutant. ralne Flaka Ibu/c. 22 23 Invitotions 53 Close 83 Or fU. It, ing level since Aug, 8, 1868 when House is the daily recipient of a thou­ way he diA. tant that aomeone in the com­ 24 Show 54 Prestige 84 Your It stood at 708.86. Ibe Berald Printing Company Inc., ar- EcesDente, BUchene JanlM, daughter o t Oapt. Robert in g o f som e SO-year debentures. V*)33-54-65X 25 Inspirotion 55 Worry 85 Luck ^ «2 -4 4 d 3 f^ Mmes no financial responsloUltv for typo, sand receipes for national salvation, For a statement in which he, munity other than the defend- A mild technical rally graphical errors appearing In advertisr- emd ChiteUne Kos EcoeMente, ^mtaach AFB, Sembach, Oer- Signal Cos. cUso deferred* indefi­ 73-75-78 26 Of 56 Enjoy 86 Problem 74-76-77 What gives tire Hutachnecker memoran­ a former university president 27Todoy 57 You 87 Elderi ments and other reading, matter in Thr anta or their partisans express many. She was bom April 6 te the U.6. Army Hospital, Dand- nitely a $76 mIHion offering VIAGO riscis Wednesday and Thursday Manchester Bvenlng Herald dum some status, loftier than a crank himself, refused to join In the concern about such a danger. 28Sptnd 58 Persor>ol 88NoW nhdil, Oennany. Her matempl grandpenents are Mr. and Mra. scheduled for Tuesday. 29 Touch 59 And 89 Answer erased Some of these losoes, but message. Is the di^osure that It was ap­ Sutecribet' to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washtny- Joyous business of jumping up This the Yale community by ac­ EMnk Kos, 119 Ommibers St., MlaiKlnster. Her paternal gnand- Corporate bond prices de­ m s i i 30 Now 6 0 A 90 You MAH. 2 0 '^ the market still ended the week The Annual Meeting of the in­ too Post News Service. parently received with favorable solem­ and down on the prostrate repu­ tion of Its faculty, administra­ porette are Mr. nnd Xira. Leonard EooeUente, 85 LiUey 8t, clined for the fourth consecutive 5-14-29-39^ on the soft side. *fhe rally was IJill service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc nity by the President and a top assistant, ) Adverse ^N eutral PubUshera Representetives — Mathews. tation of the Yale Preeident, tion, and students has done. Xoncheeter. Her maternal great-grandmoiaMr .ia M!ra. George week. ^ 4 !^ T 9 -8 6 53-62-83-871i - sparked'by the Federal Reserve Sha^n jm d Cullen Inc.. Special AgencV ' John Bairllchmann, and transmitted to Candidate Etherington received New Y ork, ”To act under such circum­ McOoflum, 42A Bluefietd Dr., Mjanobecter: Her paternal great- New Issue Inventories were Board’s reduction In the margin corporators of the Manchester k, Chicago. Detroit and Boston HEW Secretary Finch for serious pursuit at least one headline which said stances requires courage. It grandmoMwra are M n . R o cco Farr, 587 HaotHosd R d., Man­ very low by the end of the week. requirements for stock pur­ Saturday, May 9 by Ms agency,. he had joined the other cfltlcs was readily foreseeable at the chester, and Mra. kdchaiel EccMIente, 6 Quaker Rd., Mlanches- The coming week’s corporate chases. For those who may hav'e overlooked of Brewater, which was what time Yale acted that the initial ter. Her msitemal greelt-great-grandteither is WflUam SoOtt, 81 calendar will be a large $470 Mail Advertisements Antiwar demonstrations Memorial Hospital will be h^d The Budgret news reports of this saga, a brief sum­ he had refuMd to do. In much reaction of the community North at., MianMMater. She has a sWter, Harin. m illion. The Mlay calendar erupted In the Wall St. area dur­ mary: Dr. Arnold Hutachnecker recently of the press, his statement re­ would be hostile and harsh. stands at alm ost $2.2 bllMon. ing the week, reaching their When the Board of Directors set the dispatched a 1600-word communication ceived no coverage at all. This has clearly been the case. Slmpo^, Justin Christopher, eon o t William end Chris­ Tax-exempt bond prices most vigorous level Eriday to die President In which he recommend­ While we were commenting The willingness of persons and Can Be Turned Off in the Doctors^ Dining Room on budget Thursday night, they did so In tine Palmeri Simpson, 15Vi Oakland 8 t, Manchester. He was touched their lowest levels the when flstflghte broke out be­ ed a massive psychological testing pro­ on the Irony of auch uncertain institutions to act and speak post week os reflected by the tween student protesters ' and an atmosphere of near-unanimity — an gram covering every child from 6. to 8 bom April 26 at lAandrerier Memorisl Hcepltal. H s matemBi By JOHN CUNNIFF forces the recipient to handle reward for a candidate who under such charged circum­ Dow Jones municipal bond yield helmeted construction workers. and designed to expose "delinquent char­ ore Mr. and Mrs. Louis Palmeri Jr., Rocky HW. AP Business Aoalyat Ida message. Otherwise, the re­ atmosphere forged over the past few had obidously had to go Into stances Is to the credit of those index. That advanced to a Stock exchange traders and Tuesday, May 19,1970 at 7:30 acter structure.” Those foimd guilty of His peteroal grandparents are Mr. end Mrs. WlUfam Simpson, cipient’s maU box becomes clut­ months which calls for economy with­ emergency summit sesslon-with persons, the institutions, and record high o f 6.88 per cent NEW YORK (A P ) — It la un- workers watched’ from Inside "violent and homicidal tendencies’’ 18 ktorae Rd., Manchester. He has a sister, Tanya, 1, tered with the very material he himself in order to decide even . our country. .. . Care must from .82 -pei: cent a week ear­ their office windows. Trading on out stalemate. would thus be nabbed long before they « *' « *1 I*' Ukely that anything less than seeks to avoid. to take the risks' of trying to now be taken that the concern lier. The previous week was 6.86 the New York Stock Exchange P.M. Ideally everyone would like to hold became public menaces. They would be Mapee, Margaret Elizabeth, daughter of Richard and 99.8 per cent of the adult Ameri­ So why shoiddn’t he be able to discuss the Issue involved, we for a fair trial does not become pjr cent established In the week dropped to ito lowest level this immediately placed under treatment; ourselves were committing an a demand for no trial. A mur­ ,Margaret Murray Mapes, 16 Mlark Circle, iRockVUie. She waa can population is on mailing protect hlmsrif? That, in effect. the tax Une, and at the sam e time, pay bom April 28 a t M anchester M em orial Hoslpitial. H er msitemal of Dec. 19. year, while on the American those whose alleged symptoms of poten­ injustice to the possible, cour­ der has been committed. The Is what the Supreme Court out of operating budgets for the im­ gran'dparento are Mr. ■and Mrs. Joseph Murray, Watertown, Uste of some sort or another, Stock Exchange it tapered off to tial criminality persisted despite this age of another candidate. accused must be tried.” asked and then answered. But Mass. Her paternal grandparents or« Mr. end Mrs. Theodore and that can Include any of m v - Its lowest point in over three provements we need to make in our jieriod of uplift would be Interened in We were somehow Ignoring Thus Palmer McGee, who, as mall advertisers contend that camps where "group activities’’ would Mlapes, Yonkers, N.Y. She hats three brothera, Richard, 8, and Tjokyo Designer: eral himdred categories. such restrictions limit their years. Big Board volume was municipal plant. Perhaps some day we the fact that another Republi­ he campaigns, seems some­ 6.63 million, and Amex volume be conducted by psychiatrists. twine Michael end David, 2. If you ever went to school or right of free speech. can candidate for the nomina­ thing of an old-fashioned gen­ '* 1 * *, m »■ was 2.06 mllllcBi. will find the resources to pursue this ’Thus,, in a manner of speaking, Attor­ tion tot United States Senator Midi Hard T o wrote away for something The entire matter of unsoUclt­ tleman whose courtly Insistence Sheffield, Chandra Lynn, daughter o t David and Linda Analysts attributed the de­ course. ney Oeneral Mitchell’s principles of pre-. had also taken a stand on the you’re listed. You can’t escape. ed maU Is a can of worms, end on his right to have and to Twombly Sheffleld^^r cline to fears of another South­ ventive detention would be expanded to Kingman Brewster Issue, and Dr., RockVIHe. She was bom Make Beautiful Your name is worth money to In all probabiUty we’U be hear­ In the meanwhile the compromise ef­ speak a mind of hla own pro- April 10 alt Manchester east Asian troop buUd-up and heretofore unimagined levels. The plan [emorial Hospital. Her maternal thousands o t coinpaniee. While ing other aspects of the situa­ that hJs stand, too, departed —duces momentary twinges In grandparesito are Mr. and concern over the shootings on fected by the directors in the budget also neatly coincided with the judgment from the routine. Leon TwomUy, 69 Alice Dr., The Los Angeles Times It may be sold to them for only 2 tion for years to come: the hearts of some of his hear­ Mencbeater. Her paternal idperents are Mr. and Mrs. Al- TOKYO — (Lighting a candle U»e Kent State University cam­ for the coming year represents at least described as “the official view’’ in a For Palmer S. McGee, the ers. He has, almost from the cents, you are, remember, only For example r Countcay National Gallery of Art, Waahlnxton, D. C. bert Sheffield, 14 Llnmnore Mancheriar. Sbe has a broith- in a darkening world, Japan's pus and the nationwide campus a partial victory in the effort to keep ’I'imes dispatch over the weekend that gentleman from Farmington, start, seemed more Intent on / one of millions. —Is a person’s name his pro­ “extreme radicals” are beyond redemp­ er, Derek, 3. leading dress designer showed disruptions they prompted. ‘THE ARTIST’S MOTHER IN HER APARTMENT”— Edouard Vuillard the test was perhaps a little being a free human being apy .*1 1*1 «i •<' If Mailing Uste are compiled perty Or do moiling list assem­ the taxes down cmd still not strangle tion because "we’re dealing with tbe a summer collection in which ’Ilhese developments came on easier because he may have plying himself to the Issues 6t constantly from automobile re­ blers own a Share of tt? criminal mind." Presumably political Fnuisen, Andrew Johp, eon of. Russell end Janet Sldimer every skirt but one stayed at the heels of conUmied worries municipal services. In that respect, we even |ess chance than Ether- his Ume, without inhlbl^n, gistrations, telephone books, —Us a person’s registration hell-ralsers would be caught In chdliBiood EYansen, RED 2, Jonathan .Dr., Vernon. He was bom April 22 least four Inches above the knee with a school, club or other or­ over inflation and low er fireit- think, it accurately reflects the mood ingtcai of becoming a real con­ than he has In being a cim dl- at MiancShestier Memoriial Hospital. H e mriternal grandparenltB club rosters, graduation lists, quarier earnings reports, anal­ NITES along with other disturbances of the or hit the floor. ganization' a private matter, o r of Manchester now. - W o n d e r . 9 of the U niverse- ity of local heating at the edges tender for the nomination, but date. The one thing he do^ not are Mr. and Mra. Walton Skinner, Elaliview Ave., Rockville. Urth amouncements, newspa­ ysts pointed out. p e a ^ . In between was nowhere with does his membership become where gaps or overlaps accom­ perhaps a bit harder because deserve, then, la to be Ignored His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. AneVew EVanaen, per stories, other nudllng lls(s Big Board volume the post The budget calls for a tax Increase Perhaps all that explains why the Hanae Mori, who defied ParU U»e property of someone else, a modate thermal expansion. An­ he himself happens to be a when any oolumnist lx passing East Hartford. He Has a brother, Jim, 6; and two sisteira, and surveys. week was 62.88 mllUon, down Hutachnecker Idea seemed to evoke other problem Is • the entry of lawyer. and New York deafli warrants malUng Ust assem bler, fo r ex­ o f 1.98 m ills, an in crease which m ost out thoriied roses toi/ unortho­ Dianne, 3%, and Sizsnn, 1. In some states, automobile re­ from the 66.84 million the pre- warm presidential reaction and was re­ Reusable Space Shuttle hlgh-temperatupe boundary-lay­ Anyway, as candidate, as for the female knee, put a. lone am ple? taxpayers, if they face the issue honest­ dox reaction to Kingman Brew­ ^ 1*1 w «i » gistration Uste are regularly ■vloua week. Resunlptlon of the ferred to Mr. EliKh with a note saying, er air beneath the heat shield lawyer, and as individual. midi among six costumes which —Is the Post Office meant to By DR. I. M. LEVITT, ster. Our would-te remedial Warrington, Laura Anne, daughter of Arthur and EBeine 6%-hour trading day Monday ly, can accept. ’"rhe president asks your opinion, as to But the entire vehicle cannot through Oiermal expansion Palmer McGee was on record,. featured materials from India. p tw ld ed to Ust assem blers. hahdle communications, nar­ DIRECTOR apologies. / Demko 'Wlarrington, 20 Hudson 8t., Manchester. She was bom after almost two years of a the advisability of setting up pilot proj­ be constructed of these metals An audience o f 300 wom en and Some schoolB, or their em­ rowly construed, or Is it to be ■niose taxpayers wlU have to accept, The Fels Planetarium graps. April 21 at Manchester Memorial Hoqiitial. Her matemal ployes, will seU graduation lists shortened schedule apparently ects embodying some of these approach­ for the Interior must be kept ’These problems can be solved, a few dozen men looked at the the dutiful, agent o t prim ary too, the amount of municipal service of The Franklin Institute grandparents are Mr. and Mira. John Demko, 49 OUs Bt, Maiih to compilers. Owners of lists In did not bring about any increase es.” •e cool enough to preserve the Mr. Dukes Indicates, by finding limp purple creation in aUence. sales efforts? cheater. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. end Mira. Albeit one .category sell them to com­ in trading volume. the budget will buy, which as always, According to a subsequent Washington It is estimated that an Apollo physical integrity of the astro­ an insulating material of high Ten applauded a filmy black or­ The issues Involve many of Warrington, 27 Woodland St., Miancheeter. Sbe has two broth- panies In related tleids. The Dow Jones average of 80 will be something less thah he thinks he report, professional staff members In mission costs about $350 million nauts. Thus, the structures con­ mechanical strength to act as Q u ota tion s gandy mini that followed. our most highly regarded corpo- A Tho^ht for Today era, Arthur, 9, and John, 8; and a sdeter, Ssrah, 4. , industrials closed down 10.80 for HEW reacted "emphatically in the nega­ with $175 ml lion representing templated are ' the conventional the vehicle's external structure. “ Skirts should (be short or 'Ihat they are on mailing Uste rattons. They also Involve fun­ should get for his tcuc dollars. ■ ”Our eaaociation maintains Sponsoi'bd by the Manchester « « «\ 1*1 I*. the week a t 717.78. The New tive’’ to the Hutachnecker prescription the cost of the jettisoned first aluminum and titanium alloys To date this material is una-vail- long — halfway Is hard to make is hardly news to 99.9 per cent damental rights of sender end that abortions ^ould be avail­ Cplmcll of Churches Phillips, Laura Ann, dai^hter of Mark and MlargBret York Stock Exchange index of The budget as recommended by the but oUictals ot the agency have not yet and second stages of the protected by an external ther­ able. If one contemplates a non- beauUful," Madame Mori ex­ of adult Americans who have receiver. The arguments are able on social and hiunanitarian Hetmaaaey PhlBtps, Soanltlc Rd., East WIndaor. She was bom som e 1,200 com m on stocks manager, calling for a 81 mill tax rate, submitted their comment. No doubt a Saturn 5 booster. This, as mal shield with an efficient In­ mechanical cooling system, the plained. become accustomed, with var'- going to continue a long, long grounds os well as for psychia­ April 20 at Manriieeter Memorial Hoepitol. Her metetnal certain special tact and delicacy were some observers have indicated, sulation between the high tem­ weights are tound to be prohib­ If,we study our religious faith, ying degrees of annoyance, to tim e. closed off 1.14 at 48.61. Standard would not have been justified. tric reasons.”—Dr. Morris F. grandparents are Mr. and Mra. John Hennessey, 65 HeSaine Japan’s on ly couturiere o f In­ required in framing a reply because of is equivalent to two and a half peratures and the interior. itive. Some vehicle surfaces will ■we/know that judgpnent Is port lutving their letter booces stuffed A Poor’s 500-stock index closed BE SURE rrr b l i s s Imm bom oervlnc tte Harae Oxntan, spokesmem for a com­ Rd., Manchester. Her paternal grandparenltB are Mr. aitd Mra. ternational status stayed clear The Republican majority on the board Dr. Hutsohncker’s former role as Mr. luxury ocean liners built for Aerospace scientist Dukes in­ requlrd refractory-coated metal of the Gospel. However, we with unsoUclted mall. o ff 2 at 78.44, 'while The Asso­ Owner for 88 YEARS. For' « oon^lete FREE Df- Nixon’s personal physician; that cam- heat shields but the effective mittee of the American Psy­ Stanley FMUipa, Elasf Hartford. of the controversy peraonady by ciated Press 60-stock average SPBCnON of your hanae by m Termlto Onriral Is to be congratulated lor the good sense but one trip. It becomes patent­ dicates the thermal heat load learn further that forgiveness Now the Supreme Court haa pa-gn-season disclosure by the late life of this coating is unknown. choanalytic Assooiation. '*1 I*' '« 4 • wearing a black pants suit for lost 5.2, ending the week at Expert, supervtaed by tile fineet otagr ly obvious that while these generated on re-entry is high and love are also intricate paris apparenUy decided that you and moderaticm, and the minority, for Drew Pearson in 1968 produced conflict­ Engineers have also contem­ “ The rote o t motherhood is an Hacksunda, Michael, son of Robert and Angela MlLuocl the opening. On stage were US Diplomat 202:5. phone onr nennet local oCfloe: costs may be acceptable for a and must be dissipated by radi­ of the Good News of God. don’t have to alt back and take that matter, deserve credit for not ing claims aa to whether Hutschnedcer plated the use of hydrogen cool­ honorable career in itself.’’— Hackstmla, 80 Nye St., RockvlUe. He was bom April 27 at more pants suits made of solid Of the 1,768 Issues traded on specific project, sUch as a lunar ation from the vehicle surface. Forgiveness and real, persist­ it any longer. If you don’t want was exploring Mr. Nixon’s psyche or his ing at the leading edges but the Mrs. Richard M. Nixon in a Manchester Memor.'al Hospital. H'a malterwal grari’pireri’is lare color quilted cotton and raw silk the Big Board, declines led ad­ seising the opportunity to make a grand landing or a space station, they The internal heat capacity is ent, creative love toward those to accept this so-called poUution M is s in g In intestines. details of this problem are un­ Motherts Day message. Mr. end Mrs. J.aine3 MlLucci, Mamaroneck, N.Y. H's palteimal ' as well as traditional Indian vances by 1,281 to 888. There become intolerable for extend­ small which means the insu­ who may have wronged or in­ of the malls you may inform the stand play in favor of some appealing In any case, when his most celebrated resolved. "Kent State may be a Mess­ grandmci'Cter in M rs. Im elda Hacksunda, WKlJe P'jajjis, N.Y^ prints on silk and cotton. Some w ere 826' new lows and 10 new ed operations. lating system nlust be> extra­ jured us are of the very essence . post office Uiat you wish deUv- 64 9-92 40 expenditures it could not have succeed­ ex-patient attained the presidency, Dr. These are some of the critical ing. The deaths of these young He has a brother, Robert, Jr., 3. were l<»g Indlan-style tunics Soutli Africa highs. One answer to the eliminat­ ordinarily efficient. This points of the Christian Gospel. For­ eries to ceam. Hutschnecker was understandably stir­ technical 'problems that must .peopte may, do more to end this • - * 4 /» ' with wide pajamas made from ed in getting passed and thUs not have ing of this costly waste is the to low-density fibrous or pow­ giveness is not simply a Christ­ Of the 25 most-active Issues, red by a desire to be helplul. After read­ be solved in the building of tlie war than any other single bright-colored saris with gold The Post Office, so notified, CAPE TOWN South Africa development of a reusable der materials based on silica, ian grace, an additional, option­ Bray, Deborah Ann, daughter of Robert: snd Miariaraw qnly 6 showed advances. 'Telex RUSS TERMITE CONTROL CORF. been held to account for. ing the report of the National Commis­ reusable space shuttle. As in­ thing.”—^Dr. Benjamin Spook, edges. will then order the mailer to re­ (-AB) — Police were searching booster in which both stages of alumina or zircoMa. Unfor­ al virtue that may or may not Rssmuasen Bmy, 450 Woodbridge St., Manche-ter. She waa was most active, off % to 18%. Both read the electorate correctly. sion on the Causes and Cure of Vio.ence, dicated earlier, none are insur­ an antiwar leader, at chapel The 'biggest applause went to frain from sending any more DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO„ INC. • EST. 1882 a two-stage orbital launcher will tunately, with repeated heat adorn the believer’s life. It is bom 37 at MsncHeeter Memorisl HoepMal. Her matienul for an American diplomat here Other active issues Included with Its emphasis on the need for dras­ mountable. With an operational serviices for Jeffrey G. Miller, a whole range of at home and mateiiate. Moreover, the mailer If there is any disappointing note in “ fiy” back to earth on a con­ loads they deteriorate. This ma­ central and fundamental to the grandmother is Idrs. Chztotlns Rasmussen, Leek, Germany. after he disappeared Friday and American ’Telephone, off % to tic action against crime-breeding slums reusable space shuttle, hope­ one of four students killed by evening dresses, mostly maxi, will be compeUed to delete the Thie Oldest end Lm geet Jn Conn. ventional airport runway. Such terial is also exposed to rain, Christian way and experience. Her psibemal graridmotber Is Mra. Vietoria Bray, Thlodbt HIU it was feared he might have 47%; Polaroid; oflf 4% to 72%; ,^the budget action it is that inevitable one and ghettos, he was moved to outline fully by 1977, this country -will Ohio National Guard rifle fire.^ Rd., Coventry. made of silver and gold-embroi­ complainant’s name from his a reusable booster could be moisture and freezing temper­ Yet, how much ill-'will, malice, been kidnaped. Fairchild Camera, off 18% to which acknowledges the need to resort his own "direct, immediate and effective enter a new era in the explor­ spitefulness, bitterness, resent­ ...... « * *i I*' dered organdy or silk. Jeweled mailing lists. used for 100 or more missions. atures which further degrade “The law-abiding majority is Lt. Ool. Walter Llmibach, as­ 39%; IBM, off 6% to 290%; and way* of tackling the problem by focusing ation of space. ment, lack of foiglvenew there belts, collars and cuffs added Originally the right to have Xerox, off 2% to 82%. to binding for certain Improvements. Only in this fashion could the its performance. Even sealing rapidly losing patience with Doucet, Mtuli Edward, eon of Roger and Leah Bettellno sistant naval attache eace In the George, Steven James, eon of Jhmes end Norma Le- dian m odel who lied the show. that Llmbach 'disappeared and low as 21.82 Tuesday. Volume approximately $1 million per to high temperatures and im­ Yesterdays forgiveness; It le also easy to seems to have been extended to burden would be lifted by the knowledge streets and on the campus until fobvre Geohge, 144 Orchard St, Rockville. He was bom April With M iss Nanda out In front, arid South A frican police hcul w as 17.07 m illion, com pared to tractive project presents itself. pound. ’The Saturn 5, which can pervious to water, yet be able do. To love those who hate us cover any unsolicited mall, re­ that crime could be so deftly quaran­ 24 at Rockville General Hospital. His nralbemal grandmotber Is Mme. Mori had a lot going for assured the U.8. Embaaay of 20.35 m illion the previous week. orbit 250,00 poun^, has reduced to accommodate the tempera- 25 Years Ago. we have peace also in Southeast and Injure us, who mock and It is unlikely that the town will give tined. Mra. Anna t«febvre, 144 Orchard St, Rockville. Hbi paternal her In the local:’ fight against gardless of content. Every indi­ fUU and prompt action. The five most-active issues on the cost to about $500 per pound. time changes through the insula­ Asia."—Richard Cardinal Cub­ jeer at us, it is difficult and up trjrlng to finance itself as much as Fortunately, as la so often the fate of Manchester Ambulance grandmotber is E&e. Helen George, Middletown, N.Y. He hss the m ldl. vidual, Chief Justice Buiger' The alarm was given after the Am ex w ere Equity EXmding This is still too high and NASA tion and the pressure changes ing, Roman Catholic archbishop painful to our pride to practice Washington memoranda, news of this Transportation Corps plans to Jsuro sMera, Deneen end Cheryl. At first thought to be a boon ruled, has a rigdit to be left Limliach, holder of 10 air med­ off 6% to 21%; AMK warrants, possible on a pay-as-you-go basis. Any engineers fondly hope that with from sea level to the vacuum of o f Boston. forgiveness. But tt is also glor­ alone. one leaked, and psychologists,- psychia­ remain intact until surrender of « «, *1 *1 !• to Japanese women, whose legs als and a veteran of the Viet­ off % to 4%; Mllgo Electronic, M o ^ reusable space shuttles the space without introducing ther­ ious, It Is the Christ-like way. success in that direction is worth Oie trists, sociologists and others had a Japan. Parsain, ITrederick Michael, son of Sldward end Diane are not usually their strongest Logical as this ndlng may costs wl 1 drop to perhaps $50 mal leakage through the insula­ Our Master calls us to love nam war, failed to arrive home off % to 80; Beck Industries, off chance to be heard. Among the dissent­ Orabome Paraaln, 64 Village St., RockvlUe. He was bom April point, the njldl has failed to sound to many Americans, It Is Eriday effort. per pound. tion. ’This must all be done with F ew er Y o u n g S m o k e like that. It la to be h eroic In 1% to 8%; and Digital Equip­ ers Dr. 'Edmond H. Valkart, chief execu­ 10 Years Ago ^ 27 at RockviHe General Hoeimal. Hla maternal grandparents catch on here outside the grand­ certain to be a source of Irrita­ ment, o ff 7 to 77%. If there is a particularly encouraging In doing some homework, minimum weight. the highest and noMest sense, lAmhach baa four children. ^ drunk drivers tive of the American' Sociologist Assn., WASHINGTON — A study In­ are Mr. and Mrs. Delpert Orabome, PortemoUlh, Va. Hto pa­ mother set which never knew tion to many companies for trying to pinpoint the problems There are problem areas at for this takes the flnaet courage He was assigned to Cape Town development, it Is in the restraint which offered pertiaps the wisest words: Most Rev. Vincent J. Hines, dicates that the- proportiem of ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Michael Parsain, 6 skirts were anywhere eUe. years to come. Thousancte of le­ in August 1967, 10 months after arising as a result of the re­ access doors, landing gear fqrmer curate at St. James’ a person poaseaaes, moral cour­ Creamed fish takes on new was shown by school interests in not "’The notion tlud anyone knows what doors, windows and other places young people who have never Cherry Lone, Rockville. He has a sister, Undo. Young women have adopted the gitimate firms are involved In ending Us tour of duty in Viet­ glamor If a dash of eWU powder ‘the criminal mind’ is in a 6-year-old is usable concept, I ran across a Church, is honored on elevation smoked is increasing. In 1966, age. This is the way of Jesus, mall order advertising. And bU- jusf never know ‘'making a last ditch effort to get as high where the IntroducUon of and it is the way o t God. It Is maxi coat, sometimes with mini nam B#a Marine Corps fighter or a little prepared mustard la absurd. Deviancy doesn’t necessarily most enlightening ^ article by to bishopric. 49.3 per cent o f m ales aged 17- Barnett, John Aldo, son of Duane Sr. and Maigazet Uofis of dollars in goods ore Wilfred H. Dukes of Bell Aero­ mech^isms or gaps in the in­ still the only method whereby beneath, but nfbre often with pilot. added to the cream sauce. as possible an appropriation. Perhaps mean crime or delinquency. It can also sulation induce serious local 24 had never smoked, compared Soothe Harnett, 11 Spellman Rd., Stafford Springs. He was bom floppy pants. The majority of all moved by such ads. space Co. in the February issue About 600 honor Judge Jay with 50 per cent In 1968. we enter Into the U vlrg Way of that signals an era in whicd) the town mean some damn fresh new ideas about peaks In heat transmission. The AprH 27 at Rockville Oeneral Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ age groups wear short dresses They are remarkably effec­ w hen to stop. of Astronautics and ' Aeronau­ Rubinow, chief judge-designate dhrlst In pur lives. the world. These tests can’t distinguish. external heat shields introduce Among females in this age ents are''MT. and M n. Aldo Scobta, Plains Rd., TV)Uand. His pa- just above the knee but pants tive. ’Ih e advertising m essage la can arrive at an adequate and appro­ tic®. I have consulted other of State Circuit Court system at group the percentages were H Michelangelo bad been tested at age - difficult!^ such as the possibil­ Chaplain Russell E. Camp -tom al grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Duane Beinett, Staffkiril suite are popular with fashion­ llteraUy put into the h*mH» of i«_^gineers and have read sev­ testimonial dinner. 62.2 fo r 1966 and 63.4 fo r 1968. priate school budget without the con­ 6, they’d piobaUy have killed him.” Connecticut State Prison Springs. H ehasa tarotber, Duane Jr. conscious women. the recipient, unlike magazine Others noted the inherently dangerous eral papers which define the « 4, « *_l»‘ and newspapers that can be Igi- frontations it has experienced in the difficulties associated with this consequences of such labeling games. Vlcalre, Pstor Scott, son of Alex and MeradMi Yale Vi- nored, or lelevisicn advertlse- past. concept. While these dlfflcultes Including the adi-fulfiiling prophecies oolre, ItJB Union Bt, Rockville. He was bom April 18 at Rock­ Fire Hits London Fair mente which can be turned off. appear of almost staggerng PARISIAN. A development like that would be Wel­ v ^ t could result from faulty dlagno^. By Whitaker ville General HospTal. His matemal grandparents are Mr. and LONDON (AP) — Fire en­ ’Ihe direct mail advertiser VIn a moiiild fantasy one can almost proportions, they are not insur­ come and it would result, in the Icsig mountable. , Mra. Ivsn Y ue;' UnadiUa, N.Y. His paternal grandparents ere gulfed LnndDn’s Battersea E\m hear the tones In which Mr. Nixon might Mr. end J&s. Jesaph Bamaby, Restigouebe, Qua., Can. He Uas haul, ^ th a more receptive attitude to­ ’To begin, 'the stages must EWr—one of- the world’s largest COIFFURE pt’esent the Hutschnecker program: Town of MAWche^t e r Pl a n n ik g Ma p a Bister, Angela. amubement centera—today. ward the town’s educational needs. "I know hat what I am about to have ah airframe or structure. a • ' • 4 4- ’This structure must repeatedly Flomte shot hundreds of feet WHERE LOVLINESS propose’ will not be popular with Delclos, Mary Angela, daughter of James and Mary Jor­ Into the sky as 16 Are engines Int nam iaty some of our citizens froni the ages survive die severe re-entry en- dan Delclos, Mile HUl Rd., ToUand. She was bom April 26 at IS CREATED vironinent and yet stay within manned b y 100 firenien battled Cor. OcBtier B , Real Good Stuff,, Or Pollutant? of 6 through 8. But I must' take RodkvUto Oeneral Hospital. Her matemal grara^tarents ere the blaze. ^ An accountant for one of the nation’s that risk for th nation’s protection, . the prescribed weight limits. Mr. and Mis. Jack Jordan, Baltimore, Md. Her p»>4W4ii 55 O AK STREET Some engineers feel that this AmbulOncee were summoned hWUtmoa S e b n ffta race tracks, cbnlplaining about how hard and I am sure that the great major­ COMCRCTS;: grandparents ore Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Delclos, BaMbncre but the funfair had closed for requirement will be resolved MALL CLdWRLSSF^ for Mottinr 643-9832 times are to a Wall Street Journal cor­ ity of those in the age group affect­ Md. Sbe baa a brottier, Jol». the night and there were no re­ «ily by uncaiventlonal struc­ > TraseflMMi ed will feel a greater sense of secur­ « ,4,_ « 4 4 ports of casualties. F t m respondent the other day, was quoted tural concepts. Engineers point Plek ity once they have passed tbe test. Nshwo, Blchard Allen Jr„ son of RDchanl flr. and Sharon The sprawling $12 million fair as follows; out that some of these struc­ ■srrtMloo — M M U i And the minority who fall—and I am Helsinki Netoon, 104 West St„ RockvSle. Hs wwz Iwm April 24 stands on the south 'bank of the tures are available today but “The guy ivho hauls away the manure sure it wtll be a small minority- T R A rp ic at RockvHs General Hospital. His matemal gmnc^)arenti are Tham es. will one day relUlze that what we none have the background of Mr. and Mra. Hemy Hriktnld, 108% Wedt St., RockvSte. Ha from our stables is charging us $106,000 :iNTEfl When they lose control drinking, they often lose control have done was best for them as wOll full-scale ground or flight tesU. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. ABen Nsteoti. Jr. driving. this year. Ten years ago he charged as for the country. Even after testing there re­ West Rd., ESington. It's not hard to see how each year, problem drinkers are $10,000. That’s the kind o f thing w e’ re "I know some demagogues will main many challenging prob­ -* 4 • lems to solve before the final Here are beauty specials for involved in killing at least 25,000 . up against.’’ accuse me of prejudice against this lAmbert, Gary Steven, son of DanM and Nlahcy iDaOaril particular age group. Nothing could Mlecti(m of structure and ma­ Lom bett, 111 High St, RookvlBe. Hs waa bom April a i at of us on our highways. What is , ’that’s the kind of thing that’s wrong be further from the truth. Some of terials is made. HONG KONG hard to see is why we keep Rockvflte General Hospllnl. H s maternal 8rank%iann)a are TAILOBA Senior Citizens my closest friends are under 9, and P relim inary w ork begwi In Mr. and MW. Anthony. DaOartI, is EWrriew Ave., RookvUie. letting them. with the wtu^ operation, these days! Saturday thru M oo^ , May 11 I trust they wlU remain my Mends 1968 showed it was possible to HU paternal gran^pairsnte are idHs Lambeit, n*«mpi4a. Many problem drinkers need Imagine having to pay anybody to cart regardless of whether they are pro­ maintain a surface temperature N.Y., and M n, T am an Hanunond, 08 EBhMton Ave., Rook- ■howlng his display of new coUootlen of ladlos* and gontlomon’s' busidin-tailorod No. 1 Shampoo and set any to be helped. But first, they need away that rich, wonderful stuff! nounced normal when their minds of over 2,000 degrees F. by the vilte. H s i m a brotbor, Lwnry. « 4^ « It outflte o f itTO, fashion. Monday, Wednesday or 0,50 to be taken oft the road. Sooner In any sensible economy, it would be are examln^. But let me make one appropriate selection of vehicle GUARANTEED IAT18FACnON— 1 SHIRT Thursday; Senior Citizens or later, it has to happen. Make thing perfectly clear: whatever op­ configuration, Vlng loading, Loddea, AnttMoy Bdan, aon of Reginald Sr. and Jtdfan JL' the race track which would be receiving F R E E ON 1 a v m ORDERED—ALL ARB it sooner. To find out what you Can'do, write the position I may face among 6-and 7- fbsrht path, and so on. This tem­ Ann Brown LutSden, 80 UWon S t„ RodcVUle. He vuas bom WBLOOMS TO IBB only ...... B s fo n NOW National Safely Council, Dept. A, 425 N. Michigan, a good, fair price for such a by-product ancl even 8-year-olds. I w ljl not be perature, while high, lies with- April 21 at RookvtHs General Hos|)8ial. HU mitamal grand- (Haircut, if needed, $1.50 additional) of its operation. Intimidated.' And I repeat this as­ In the capability of several me- paroriU are Mr. and M n. D.J. Brown, Norwich, ftorMk, S kv •Uk Mohair Suita ...... $68.00 848.I8 Chicago, Illinois 60611. - ' ______Wool/Bharkaktn Suita ...... 78.00 88.88 surance: po healthy-minded, olsan- talllc materials such sis Mckel Und. HU paternal grandporenu are Mk. and Mra. Albott Lud- As used to be wdl known, there is Dacron Mohair Stdta ...... 79.00 4SA8 No. 2 Permanent, including sham- ^ Published in cooperation with The Advertising livlng, average boy—or girt—has and cobalt-base superalloys and den Sr„ Brooks, Mains. Hs haa a bretbar, Raginald Jr. j j g Wool/W orstad Suita ...... 88.00 48.88 Council, National Safety Council and International nothing Uke that particular material for anything to fear from this pro­ a * 41 4 4t , ' poo, haircut and set . . . Mondays, ,U a niokel-chrome combination Wool Cashmoro Jaokota— Newspaper Advertising Executives. Because too many the bottom layer under a hot frame, it gram . ...” On the leading edges of the ve­ Brawn, Hsldl lomn, daughter of David Sr, and n ote and Mwty Mora ...... 88.00 SSM Wednesdays or Thursdays...... End of nightmare, I h<^. — A. son Brawn, 77B Riaobri Rd., Manohaatar. Sbe waa bom AinS M ambir Don't Mtaa This Opportunl^. people have died. being superior in Its generation of heat hicle and nose caps, whire the WECHSLER IN 1™! NEW YORK tem perature was In excess o f s o at RoekvSIo OanMal HoepMad. H er m atem al grandparanU It, IswSordalo Onoo In a UfoUmo even under the freexes of January. POST, are Mra. Leatha Backus, ICfOsM St, Manobsator, and Robact Otaimbteof Your Vtatt WU Bo Mora Thah Worth WhUo Call 643-9832 for an appointment 2.000 defrees F.. a refractory flommorno SHOWING 10 A.M, to 8 PM. WgU,. once we would have paid som e­ A. WECHSi:^ M 'THE NEW YORK // metal such as cohimUum and Hightmys and (X»>erleaf,, Laraon, Hartford. Her paternal grandtaibar la Shbwy Brown, V H. KoUy ot Bob’s Custom ’Tailors POST, Its alloys cound be used. B o i^ , MaUH She hoa a brotbar, OavM Jr., 1%; and aaia- Elaao’a Motor Inn-Tol. 848-8800—100 B. Oonter Stroot w We StUl Might Be Able To Squeeze in Another High Rise Here,” tar, KlmbMly, 8%.

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Vouf C h u r c h e 8 II n — Confrontations Liven The Mvatlan Aimy St. Bartholomew's Church Oonununity Baptist Churolts ^ets A sk IR M l MMn St. Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor An American Baptist ClMirch Church Conventions MaJ. Kconeth Lance, Bev. Edward M. LaRose 888 B, Center Bt. HIM* By OEOROE W; OOEONELL oondhlaten being chose without • 1 9 0 OfOeer In CharKe Assistant Pastor Rev. Walter H. Loomis AP. Bellffien Writer opposition. -jV M inister This column of questions aild answers on federal Q) When we cleaned house Vi Sr Dsolaring he wants to spur Sunday, 8 a.m., Prayer 7:30, 9. 10:18 and 11:30 a.m ., this Spring, we found'a lot of NEW YORK (AP) — During a I H-a■I 1*^ B r e a k ^ t . Miassae. tax matters is provided by the local office of the U.S. things we didn’t want and gave more of this “wholesome, open • 9:18 ajh.. Church School for stormy session of a recent r i s x i 9:80 a.m., Sunday School all ages, Sunday School for Internal Revepue Service and is published as a public them to a local charitable poHtioal activity,'’ a noted Lu- ' 5 3 1 ^ I church convention, a scrlMded theran theologian, the Rsv. Dr. —• (Chiaaea for all ages). Church of the Assumptloa N ursery 1 through Grade 4 con­ group. Can we deduct anything service to l&xpayers. The column answers questions KeMh Brldston of Berkeley, Oal- T* & 10:tf sum., HoUneaa Meeting Adams St. and Thompson Rd. tinuing during the worship serv- for these items? verse at Scripture, from Acts most frequently asked by taxpayers. if., recei^ announced hts bid (nursery provided). Rev. Edward 8. Pepin, Pastor? 19:83, w as passed alon g a row o f 8:15 p.m., Open Air Meeting. A ) Yes, a charitable deduc­ tor the pieisidsnoy of the Amsii- Rev. Ernest J. CiH>l>a' a.m.. Worship Hour. tion is allowed in the situation delegates. 3: 5 fi 6:S0 p.m ^ P ra y e r M eeting. ------Mother's Day and dedication of Q) I didn’t claim any exemp­ oon Lutheran Church. Tan other change,.-' complete a Form you describe. You should keep 7 p.m., Salvation Meeting. tions for myself last year and It read: “Now some cried one nominees—top vote-getteni at Saturday, Masses at 8:30 and babies. Topic: '"nje Power of 1040X and send it to your IRS a statement or other record I still came up short when I thing, some another; for the as- dstrlot. conventions—are ex­ 7 :30 .p.m. ■ Wortien." A nuraery is provided service center. This form and that shows the date of the United Pentecostal Church In the Chlldren’a Building. filed my return. Is there any embly was In conftislon, and pected to be In the race at the Sunday, M sasea a t 7, 8, 9:18, instructions are available at gift, its fair market value, de­ 8 b i 187 Woodbridge St. 10:30 a i^ 11:48 a.m . 7 p.m.^ Jimior Baptiat Yoiith way I can have more taken out local IRS offices. most of-them did not know why Ootober convention in San Anto­ Robert Baker, Pastor scription of the property and they had come together.’’ nio, T ex. FeUowahip, Fellowship Hall. o f tUy pay? You will notice 'that Form the name of the organization la Senior Baptist Youth Fellow­ A ) Yes, you may ask your 1040X only calls for informa­ With possible exceptions to In the United Presbyterian / 10 a.m., Sunday School. SL Bridget Church that received the item. This in­ Rev. Joiin J. Delaney, Pastor ship, in the Youth Building. employer to withhold addU tion relating to that part of the final phrase,'the descripticn Church, a laymen and four cler­ 11 a.m.. Worship Service, formation will also be helpful a — Q5S tional amounts from your pay- your original return you wish suggests the turbulent atmoM- gymen are running tor the of­ 7:30 p.m., Evangelistic Serv­ Rev. Kenneth i. F riable should your return be ex­ Trinity Convenant Chnroii to change. It is not necessary phere that has become common fice of moderator to be named ice. Rev.' Harry MoBrien check. You should get a new amined. SM Hackmatack St. withholding certificate. Form to provide all the information these days at many church as­ at the denomlnatton’s conven­ Saturday, Masses at 8 and 8 B ev. Norm an E . SwenscB^ W-4, from your employer, fill required on the Form 1040 you semblies, now often rocked with tion Mhy 21-27 in Chicago. s p o i l s Q) If you go overseas to Church of the Nasarene p.m . Pastor. it in and file it with him. filed. the new “ confrontation” style of The new election oompetitton SS« Main St. work, do you atill have to pay tactics. has charaoteiiaed most major Sunday, Miasses a t 7, 8, 9:18, U.a tax on your Income? Rev. William A. Taylor, Pastor 10:30 in the ^church. 9:18, 10:30 9:30 a.m., Sunday School Q) Do you have any infor­ "National church meetings are oonveittlons lately, featuring 'Ii Q) I have a refund coming mation about audits? My and 12:00 in" the auditorium . With aduMs, college and career and I just remembered a de­ A) If you take a job with not what they used to be,” ob­ campaign poeters, handbills,' 9:30 a.m.. Church School. end high school meeting at neighbor was Just called in and the U.S. government, your in­ serves the Methodist monthly. meet-the-candidate luncheons III p IUM; Ctasses for all age groups. duction I forgot/^o take. I'd like to be ready if I have St. James’ Church Keeney St. School, all other Should I put in ,f6r it now or come will be fully taxable. In­ Together. “Likely they will nev- and corridor campaigning. 10:48 a.m .. W orship Service. to go in too. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, daases plus cui intent-nursery wait until my refund comes? come from a private concern . er be the same again.” Sometimea it has pitted 8 p.fli,. Young Adult, Teen a t church. | S | | I ’ Pastor A ) Y es, Publication 556, overseas, however, may be tax Youths, Macks and other blacks against whites, as in the and Junior meeting. 10:80 a.m .. M orning Worship. A) You can make an ad­ free in whole or in part. Bev. Joseph )B- Vujs Appeal Rights and Claims for groups shook that denomina­ recent ejections of Qmtfala We- 7 p.m., Evangeiistic Service. The Rev. Mr. Swensen preach­ justment in your 1969 return Rev. Thomss Barry Refund, should be helpful. For a free copy of Publica­ tion’s general conference in St. del as president of the National 1 in g on " A ChriBbain M other.” now, even though the refund Send a post card to your Dis­ Council of Churchea, and of the St. Mary's Episcopal Church Rev. Vincent J. Flynn tion 54, T a x Guide fo r U.S. Louis last month with demands Nursery for pre-sohool children. on your original return has trict Director to obtain a free Citizens Abroad, send a post Rev. Dr. Robert Moss, os presi­ Church and Park Sts. and demonstrations, at one not arrived. To make this copy. dent of the United Church of Rev. George F. Nostmnd, Saturday, Masses at 8 and card to your District Director. point ringing the session in a hu­ Full Ooepel Chriattan Christ, both defeating black op­ R ector 7:30 p.m'. man chain whose partlclpcmts iSt! rt a FeilowaUp Interdenoininatioiuil ponents. Rev. Russell Alien Sunday, M asses 8, 7 :30, 9, song "Oh Freedom!” Unofficial t o - Orange Hall / Rev. Ttmoihy Carberry and 10:30 a.m ., noot^ and 8 p.m. pressure groups also hit the In wimt was termed a “politi­ Rev.^nuilp P. Saunders, Paotor Rev. Ronald Haldemsn Area Churches spring meeting of the Roman cal coiq>,“ the Rev. Dr. Jacob rt First Church of Christ, Ciathollc bishops In San Francis­ A. O. Pretw last year ■won .the 7 p.m., Sunday Service. Bolton Congreg^Bonal Church Union Congregational Church Our Savior Luttwran Chairoh 7:80 a.m., Holy Oommunlon. SoientlBt co. president of the Lutheran i Bolton 08nter Rd. R o ck ville 239 Graham Rood First Oommunlon of con­ 447 N. Msin St. Such incidents are In sharp Church-Missouri Synod. Backed Church of Jesua Christ of Rev. J. Stintati Oooover, Rev. Paid J. Bowman, Minister South Windsor firmees, with breakfast follow­ contrast to bygone times when by a conservative wing, he un- LcUter-day Salnte (Mormon) M in ister Bev. Lymaa D. Reed, a f a p i l U a.m.. Church Service, Sun­ Bev Ronald A. Erbe, Psstor prearranged agendas, ready- seated the Incumb^, Dr. Oll-w* ing in Neil Hall. Associate Minister day School and Nursery. HUlrtown Bd. and Woodslde St. made reports, official election v a r H arm s. 9 a.m.. Family Service with ■Paul E. Nnttall, Biohop 10:30, a.m ., W orship Service. "A d a m cutd BiaUen Mian” is the 8:30-9:18 a.m . and 10:40-11:40, slates and set proceedings Seven candidates vied tor the | serinonette by the Rev. Mr. No- Sam|0h “T o r y ’s ResponaiUll- ' 10:48 a.m ., W orship Service. subje«t of the leeaon sermon. Sunday Worship Services. moved along with driU-fteld pre- president of the UnltBrian Uni­ * e strand. Church School, Crib 9 a.m.. Priesthood. ty.”' Churrii School. Sermon topic: "Is There Any Class, and Nursery care. The Golden Text: Rcmane 9:30-10:30, Sunday School and cislon. versallst Association, a post | _5 ^ 2 « cO C 10:30 a.m ., Sunday School. 8:30 p.m., Pasttor’s otaaa. Hope?” The Rev, Mr. Bowman Adult Bible Class 13:11. won the the Rev. Robert West. 1 9:48 a.ln., Sunday Morning Classes lor all ages. 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. preaching. Now, they’re almost invaria­ 1 “ 1 &i Coffee House. State PoHce mov­ The Christian Science Read­ bly ahot through with the unex­ The E^xiscopat Chiueb, alter a * 8 p.m.. Sacrament Service. 9 a.m .. Church SciMOl Wesleyan United Methodist ie, “Final Factor.” Driving ing Room, <^[>en . to the public pected—^wlth special interest aplrUed free-wheeling conven­ t o GUead CongregaUonal Church Grades 6 through 10. Church ' . » safety program, with state exxmpt CB hohdaya, la locaited at “caucuses” of blacks, of youths, tion lest year at which special St. John’s Polish Nattonsl Hebron 9:30 a.m.. Adult Study Ctass Crystal Lake Bd., ElUagton trw ^ r to explain Oie film. 749 Main St. The houra are 11 cf priests and nuns, of change- represontattvee of y o u th s , Catholic Church Bev. Herbert O. Kelsey Jr., In library. 11 a.m., Morning Prayer. Ser­ a.m., to 4 p.ih. Monday Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pdotor demanding “renewaHsts,” of blacks and others had a 'voice I Rev. Walter A. Hyssko, P astor 10:30 a.m.. Church School, In- mon by the Rev. Mr. Nostrand. coruugh Saturday. war protesters, and often, of but no vote, has decided to hold P astor 'fants through Grade 4. 7 p.m. Evening Prayer. 9:48 a.m., Sunday School Wormn's rights crusaders, of Bie same kind of “open” con­ 11 a.m., Worship Service. Ser­ 6 p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Fel- g-sfa Evangelical Lutheran Classes for all ages. vention next - October in Hous­ U on icwship at home cf Mr. and welfare-for-the-poor culVocates, ei ^ 'S Masses, 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. mon topic: “Untaljing Love.” 11 a.m.. Worship Service ton. Sooth United Methodist Church Cfauroh Mrs. Michael Cane, 3 Ester of Meidcan-Americans, Indians C/9 ^’3 § 6 0 800 Parker' St. First Congregational Church 7 p.m.. Evening I»rayer. church people, accustomed to ^ i! « I a a P astor. ' Bev. CiMulea W. Kuhl, Pastor lowship will meet at the First outs,” imprompu' mardies and Bev. Earle B. Owter, Hebron the more dignified ways of the - Bev. Osri W. SistBdera, Congregational Church of Ver-, a sideline series of modem litur­ ^ s ? o P astor B ev. Herbert O. Kelsey Jr., 8t. Maurice Church, Bolton others ctmtend it makes ' 11 QC 5 ^— Sasodate Fas*o9 9 a.m., Di-vlne Worship. Nurs­ non tor a statistic bunt and gies and “haipenings’’ staged 1 Gary Klose and Howard Mayer P a stor Bev. Robert W. Cronin, Pastor for itKm candltV forthright air- Rev. Gaiy 8. Cornell. ery In Parlsfa House. barbecue. by youth groups, aometUnes In- 10:18 eum., Sunday School, Pastors-ln-Tralnlng ing of d tv^ ^ -views in handUng X. UJ m Associate Pastor e l u d i n g Interdenominational IS 111 g. .^^ S a : S.-S I « I a 1 ^ —J >l § M inister Bev. Louis E. Bauer Jr., Service and Church School. 4 4)^ Service oonducted -by the Youth Metaiab Evangelical Lutberan vote, peeled off items of cloth­ 1 iAH-‘ |r|!| Bev. Winthrop Nelson Jr., Assistant Pastor 11 a.m., High School,.Class. II Group Sermoa: “Good Times— St. George’s Episcopal Church Church ing each time a new speaker • BEDDING I -- BJ'S Times.’’ Nursery through Minister Christian Educatton 7 to 8:30 p.m., Pltofin Fel­ ill I s|li“ hihUi Bt. 44A, Bolton Wisconsin Synod took the floor, and were down to 9 and 10:30 a.m., Holy Com­ lowship, PLANTS Church School Grade 8. Rev.. Robert W. Udoff, Vjioar 298 Buckland Bd., Wapping their underwear before the 9:16 and 11 a.m.. Mother’s munion, Church School and Sf> 1 11 a.m., Oadloatkn of “new Rev. Kart B. O u r^ Paator 8 ill Js t I d I El! .11 sill l i s l i Day Morning Worship. The Nursery. speechmaking stopped and a. • VEGETABLE ase|l|s«kii I N ursery. 8 ajm.. Holy Oommunkm. Sacred Hmrt Church Cfas Rev. Idr. Simpson preaching. vote was taken. 7 p.m.. Senior High Group. 10:16 a.m ., M orning P ra yer, RhTM, Vernon Vemae PLANTS is Topic: “Seemvd Sight.” Grades 10 a.m., Sunday School. “We decided,” said Thomas 8i Church of Christ aim on the Church School.^ Rev^^BalphIV. .-wUph Kelley, Pastor 1 and 2 of the Church School 11 am.. Worship Service Hyde, 24, San Diego, “that the Open Dally till Dark Calvary Oburoh Lydall and Vernon Sts. vJm v . Richard Bmnler, ftS ft will attend service. Plants will Nursery and Church School. only thing that would affect the ft ft ? * s s ft ft ft ft St (Assemblies of God) Eugene Brewer, Mfadster 11:18 a.m ., O ofiee and Con- Assistant Paator ALBA8I OKBENHOUSB8 Prt vrt be given to mothers by the St. John’s. Episcopal Chnroli bishops Would be the threat of 841 E. (Middle Tpke- Villa Louisa Bd., Bolton Primairy Department after the veradtion. R t. 88, Vem on n u d ity." Bev. K. L. Gustatoon, 9 a.m ., Bible dasseo for ell Saturday Mass, 7 p.m. i8 § § i§ c § g t Betvedlction. Rev. Robert H, Wellner, Wde-open campaign contests From Manchester, Porter St. m i m ' j8|S|§l I I ^ ^ | | | | P astor ages. Second Congregstton s^C^iltch Sunday Masses, 7, 8, 9 do. R ecto r A qighbu id St., igtoute 86 — I; 10:16 a.m., 0>ffee Shoppe, ao a.m., Womhlp. Sermon by for diurcb offices also have be­ i . i h Ml United Cuurcfa 'Of^^Christ 10:30 and U ;4A a.m. Bight onto Birch Mt. Bd., 9 :30 . a.m ., Suilday School, Woodruff HaU. gueat spe^er, James BeU, pro- come a new norm In Protestant to M ^ 6:80 p.m.. Youth Fellow- Bt. 44A, Coventry 8 a-m.. Holy Communion. Bight on VlUa Louisa. « s classes for aU ages. feseor of engineering.. Universi­ Ufe, departing from the old pat­ ^ih Rev. Robert K. Beddoid, St. Bernard’s Church 10 a.m.. Fam ily Service. V a ! 10:80 a.m., Divine Wonhip. -shlp, Woodruff HaU. Installation ty of Connecticut. tern of oommlttee-Jiandplcked 'S M in u ter. R o ck ville -’S K-* AH mothers present wfll be otOcers. 6 p.m., Worriilp. Sermon by 'Ii2 li h Rev. George FJL ReSIy, St. Peter’s Episoopal- Chureh honored. guest speaker, Donald Nelson, 10 a.m.. Service of Worsh^*. P a stor Sand HiU Rd., South Windsor m 'S 5 7 p.m., BvangeUstlc Service. Unitarian Universallst Society quality contitd Inspector, Pratt ‘ fs a .< 3 o Church ScfaooL Bev.’ WilHam Schmelder Rev. James A. Blidsall, CJ Th e R ev. Don Elvans o f OanUtC, of Manchester and Whitney Aircraft. 8 S ° I 4 s 7 p.m., Summe^^Oonforence Rev. Anthony Mitchell V le a r ilsil? Wales, wlU preach. He wUl 486 Main St. § ^ a i ‘3o meeting, Young people and 1970 CAD ILLAC paint a scenic picture during John R. Fitsgerald, IPres, Jehovah’s Witnesses - 5 r -a I parents, Gradeo 6 through 12. S a t u ^ y M ass, 7 p.m . 8 and 10 a.m.. Family Berv- the service and present H to the Kingdom HsU Sunday M asses, 7, 9:16, 10:80 toe. B a b y sittin g provided, ft mdOier with the largest family 10:30 a.m.. Service. Church 728 N. Main St. School. Nursery. St Francis of Assisi and 11:46 a.m . ------Cedpe do Ville — *64^ liiiiili':' 878 Ellington Bd. 9:80 a.m., PubUc Bible dis­ St, Mary’s Church 00 o . South Windsor St. R t. 81, C oven try ss S|as g s - sss|sTsssssC'S^sssssssv§s§ss§ s G ospel H ^ course “Be Ready to Make .a Matthew's Churoh Rev. Gordon B. Wadtaams, 418 Gentor' 8t. Defense for Your Faith.” T rilsn d R ev. F.. B ernard aiU ler, P a sto r 03 ^...... 10^30 a.m.. Group discussion P astor Bev. J. Clifford Curtin, Paator Rev. Richard F. Boughan. p i l S j J ? | i | i I , J% ■ '11^ THE Bev. Lawrence Bock, lit il 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. of the April 18 Watchtower Rev. Robert -Talmadge, Asststant Paator ‘S £ i j _ Assistant Paator ' - - 111 Ills si i s 11:46 a.m ., Sunday Scfaool.- magazine article “The Road Asalstant Pastor BIBLE Saturday Maas, 7:80 p.m. "•I « 7 p.m., Ooepel meeting. Back to Peace In Paradise.’’ i i - . , iSsa i fit Saturday, Masses at 8. and 7 Saturday Mass, 7 p.m. Sunday M asses, 7:80, 9:80 and ! i f 2 l Is 19 SPEAKS p.m. Sunday Masses, 7, 8:80, 10:8(> 10:46 a.m . Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, and 11:48 a.m . by Undeqr 1,000 mUea, a ll powier, oto oondRlohlng, A M -F ld x«dk>, 10:16 and 11:80 a.m. First Congregattonal Cfawch bayberry green, black v^yl top. Never n^gtotered. S- « 3. Eugene Unitarian Meeting House United Churrii of Christ Brewer ST. JAMES CHURCH A v e ry St. 88 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford Main St., Coventry ft ftS 8ft « I f ' *? - I'JSoo A rsoent survey in Lakttea’ Christiaa Reformed Church Bev. Nathaniel ^D. Lamriat Bev. James W. MoBiUe, 881 Avery St. M in ister TED TRUDON. Jnc. Home Journal indicated that 896 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER TOUUAND T U B 8 IP IK E , T A L O O T T V IU J B , CO RN.—416-1888 70% of the people In the South Windsor 10:30 a.m ., W orship S ervice, UhRed States feel they are Rev. James A. Boanema, Nursery and Worship Church 9:48 a.m.. Church School. saved. This oompores wCth announces M in ister School. 11 a.m., Nursery. Wonhip acme 88% who are church S ervice t | | ^ wi2 ‘ m em bers and 48% at-i 9:48 a.m., Sunday Sriiool for Vemon Assembly of God 6 p.m., Junior Pilgrim Fel- •w M tend wnrahlp services on a Saturday Evening Masses a ll ages. 184 W. Mnln St., Rockville owshlp. typtosl SuiMuy. 11 a.m., Worship Service Bev. EnrI K. Pettlbane, 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fel- 7 Llllsi These figures suggest that AT 5:00 AND 7:30 f it s I I I -«& e' Nuraery. B linister lowship. >SS N- li many eee no relattonshlp be­ X S S, A) a>,s »|2i|£S i£| tween satvatlon and the 7 p.m., Evening Service. "" RED STATION. Inc p1si|£|a' 9:46 a.m., Sunday School, churdMS, and even more fall RT. 44-A — MANSFIELD DEPOT lE E si: Ss! to relHte rtghteouaness to classes for all ages. Coslello Withdraws church otfiendanoe. We hold “T 11 a.m., Worship Service. From Senatorial Race I ' II IlilllPlllllllftPlIlllliu z x z no brief tor ohurcbes of hu­ 6:46 pm, Christ's Ambassaa- 8S£8SftSft!ss»89Ssftssftft sssftftsssftsftftsssaftsftfts as?ft§ssfts8s93ssssft!s%aaa sa SSSSSS SS8S8 SSS8 s 5 l^ I ; man derivation, -and merely dors youth group. NEW YO R K (A P ) —^Deputy H aft yoa itieovarad tha la ilia af Bm l0^aOgOW^od«AO vH we tiDONtAN ^ 0) ^ s S u S Bfi sBb^ hi church no more Sharing 7 p.m., BvangeUsUc service. M ayor Tim othy OosteHo with­ g u P « - I £ nvokee one a Christian than drew Friday as the Liberal par­ Railroatf Statiaa at Mn^laM satring hi a henhouse makes ty candidate for the United CO c/» one a chicken. B ut it to sober­ 'The Good News" Trinity EvangeUonl Loilieraa o laj CX ^ o i S o Q States Senate and urged his par­ ing to oonridsr 'that God ^ Church Wa art faatoriag m a ia il SwaMih ty to nominate Incumbent Re­ odds every saved person to (Miseourl Synod) pH publican Charles GobdeU. the -church. Acts 2:47. More­ with Don Evans 86 Prospect St, Rockville Crystal, Figuriaes, Vasts and Florw- over, th e church hi the body (Costello’s announcement fol­ 1 of CardlH, Wales Bev. Bruce Budolf ’ f ' O ^ O >.0 ►- cx: Q £ o f C hrist, B^ph. 1 :22, 28, end lowed by a day the wittuhawal o Z Z -r I P Chitrt is the savior of Ida of the Rev. Donald Hantovton tiaa Aesattailas amoag maty athar UJ rt-i CO 8 and 10:80 a.m., Wonhip (3;o|f(3 boify, 6:28. ■ MAY’ 10. 13, 17-22 as the Uberal party’s oandtdato ■3>> ? Ill ' 253 Service, Holy Communion. s i s « l “ a’go o obuo ^ Obriously, the lost may for governor. Harrington urged gift Kams. 4 think they are saved, even 7:30 NigMIy 9:18 a.m., Sunday School. a Liberal-Democratic ooaH&n m Jesus predicted. Miatt. -^Adult IhstrucUon Clnoa 7:22, 28. K toliows, therefore, against R^puMcon Oov. Nelson V S " i i r ' Sun. 10:30A.M. & 7 P.M. A. RockeMler,' COMB ON OUT AND SBII that one must 'verifv h

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t | 3 * g .3 n i l If 'I J| i’ i l i r i S|??5 s f§ lolS 9 \. ./ \ \ PAGE nSN MANCHESTER EVENtNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- SATURDAV, MAY 9, 1970 Section Two SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1970 lEU^Uftig SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1970 Pages 11 to 20 Obituary 32 Army Generals Help Police Log Agnew ^Cools Dedicate Bradley Museum It’ on Topic Review Planned Jeeej* BonuuuuMkma ARRESTS 30th Anniversary Events SOUTH WINDSOR — Joseph CARUSLE BARRACKS, Pa. Ham C. Westmoreland- West- Rita St. Germaine, 46, ot 66 Of GDAP Goals Romenauskfji, 87, of B u t Hart- (AP) Thirty-two Army gener- moreland, how a four-star gen- Center St.,- charged on a war­ Of Protests Planned at Beth Shalom ftml. father of Joeeph P. .Thom- rant with causing the delin­ O-DAP goals and objectives, als strolled on the grass and (Oonttnusd from Page One) "^Aiaiiveraary Weeknd’’ will ba aa of South Windsor, died yes­ ... u .1. ..V . .t. A Bradley, "I never knew you quency of a child. Court date which have been refined and terday at et. Francis HospUal, through the library of the Army ^ mustache." May 25. , adopted hy the O-DAP Agency, observed FrMlay, June 6, and Kartfonl. first two pages o< this speech in War College Friday, trading - i g^rew the musUche to look wU be reviewed again T u s i^ y Sunday, June 7, by the Congi*’ Survivor* also Include his some smeU way will help cool service stories with Gen. Omar older,” Bradley said, "I h8id to Matthew J. Sincere, 22, of 46 gaUoti o t the Tem|)l« Bcttt wife, another son, a daughter, the violent situation In the Unit­ In a wortuhop session with the N. Bradley. associate with older people and Walnut St., charged with im­ six grandchildren and four ed States, I'm going to do it.” . Board otf Dlreotoi*. Sholom. Their reunion, the first since I w u only 26. It worked because proper pusing. Court date May great-grandchildren. BUmlnated, was a reference to The 8 p.m. meeting wlU be In The June 6 servllce will ba a the end of the war in Europe 26 they thought I w u 40.” 18. H u funeral will be Monday "choleric young intellecUials the Municipal BuUdlng Heoripg spcKdal rriigious service to bon- years ago, came about u the Bradley flew from his Bever- at 11 a.m. at the Newkirk and aiid tired, embittered elders” Room, and is open'to the piK>- or RabU Leon Wind, apMtiual Army War CoUege formally ley Hills, Calif., home with his ACCIDENTS Whitney Funeral Home, 818 mounting "shrill attacks” leader of the temple tor the 104 opened the Bradley Museum, a wife for the reunion, William R. Lange, 27, of 18 Burnside Ave., Bast Hartford. against the administration. — ilts purpoae wlU be to 'Mrtahi 28 years. The June 7 service collection of the general's pap- He left the Carlisle Barracks Clearview Ter., charged with Burial will be In Rose HUl Me­ Agnew also deleted a section the director’s eqrin’ovBl otf] the will conunenumate the 80th on-^ ers and personal memorabilia. through a back gate moments failure to drive in the estab- morial Park, Rocky Hill. accusing Sen. J.W. Fulbrlght, nlversary otf the founding o t ' The generals recalled days before 2,600 college students lane. Court date May 28, goals and objeotivss, which wlU Friends may call at the fu­ D-Ark., of making "the baldest comprise the hosia of a "blue- Temple Beth Sholom. when Bradley, u a Corps com' marched past the War College According to police reports, neral home tomorrow from 8 and most reactionary plea for pttDt” for a Community De­ mander in North Africa, gates to protest American in­ Lange's vehicle hit a parked "It Has been largely due to to 6 and 7 to 6 p.m. isolationism" in the Senate velopment Action Plan for Msn- volvement in Cambodia. Before car on Center St. yesterday toe efforts otf Rabbi Wind that planned the Invulon of Sicily in since before World War IJ^ ohenter. he left, Bradley had i>ralsed the when Lange pulled over to al­ the retabtonshlp otf the Jewish Oharies H.‘ Wardwell 1043, and stormed the Norman­ The vice president noted that dy .beaches a few months later. activism of young people. low a car behind him to pass. Also attending the joint aea- oormmuniity to the rest of Man­ Charies Henry Wardwell, 68, the prepared text', ^lad been ixh “ It's gratifying to see the Marsha Luppachlno of 68 High- sion win he the oholimian of the chester is in such excellent of 40 W. Gardner St. was dead Bradley and scores of his mil­ leased to the newsmen earlier itary colleagues Ungered over keen interest and Involvement parked ve- Ottisen Advisory Ooimnlttee standing,’ ’ JPhUUp, Harriaon, on arrival yesterday aftemooii ai>d said of the eliminated re­ task forces which formulated chalnnan of the ' annivereaiy at Manchester Memorial Hos­ the museum exhibits, which of youngsters in our country to- ® time, police said, portray Bradley's childhood in day. This is their country today appeared uninjured. marks: "I will not apologise for the goala and objectives tax 12 oommit-tee said. "He is our rep- pital after suffering an appar­ them." areas of planning; Culture, resenCaAtve to the dommuiitty.’’ ent heart attack. Clark, Mo. They wound up with and tomorrow, and the same ex- * , , T a visit to a replica of his office cltement and energies, if they . ^ stolen- vehicle was involved Agnew said Nixon has person­ economic development, educa­ When he came to Manchester Mr. Wardwell W u bom Jan. ally assured him "he Is not there were approximately 40 ■aMM lisoa Wiad in Prance, from which he di­ were used to unite our country, in a rear end collision yester­ tion, general government, 17, 1902 In ■ Manchester, son of going to muzzle me.” But he famiUee active in the temple, rected 1.3 milUon combat troops would end this turmoil,” Brad­ day. Police reported that the beaHh, housing, public utittUss, Henry and Ada Worthington said the President in his news now there are 800 famlUea, Har-. aid Lang, Isadora RaxMlng, at the end of the war,. ley said. driver of the car and a passen- pUbMc safety, recreation, social WardweU, and had lived hero conference had mentioned, rison noted. Mrs. George Sandals, Alfred P. Several exhibits portray Brad­ 'Tf this museum accomplishes____ ger ran away from the scene services, transportation, end all of his Ufa. 'He was empoyed "when the times are hot, the Werbner, Saul M. SUventoln, ley's career at West Point, anything, I hope it to ^ r e s hitting a vehicle operated interpersonal communioatlans. 'Ihe history of toe Manchester u a mechanic at Carter Chev­ Nat N. Schwedel, Sidney A. Where he later was a tactics Inl young people to do something ^ The list of goals and objec­ Jewlah community can be rolet for M years before he re­ Agnew then launched into the tives has been in the dlrectora’ traced back to 1907 when there Brown, Judge Jay E. Rubinow. tired three years ago. structor for a cadet named W11-. tor their country.” remainder of his text, a aoberly hands fer study for ahout -two were only six of Its famines liv­ Also, Jacob Sandals, Max Survivors include three broth­ Joseph F. Joseph of East phrased defense of the adminis­ weeks, according to John Hark­ ing here. Not until the 1930’s did Goodstine, Emanuel H ii^, Mr. ers, Paul W. Dougan, Robert B. Hartford was taken to Man­ tration’s decision to send Ameri- ins, assistant town manager end Meucci Crews Clearing Debris at Union "Pond toe Jewish xxxpulation show any and Mrs. cniarles Borglda, Dougan and John C. Dougan, Heard Vows Another Hint? chester Memorial Hospital ear- ®nn troops into Cambodia. O-DAP coordinator. appreciable population gain. Lewis Segal and Victor MOses. all of Manchester: two sisters, ly this morning after an acci­ The -vice president said he had In sessions following the re­ A spectator looks on this morning as crew working for B. Meucci chester Redevelopment Agency (MRA) in the North End. After In September 1937 a handful Mrs. Albert B. Bagleson with' By SOL R. COHEN dent at W- Middle Tpke. and learned earlier in the day that view, toe C-DAP Agency and learning of the unsightly spectacle, both the MRA and town have of iManchester Jewry rented whom he made his home, and To Be Voice & ^ n s of Newington clears off concrete and wooden mounds of Congress St. Police reported American-South Vietnamese at­ • CAO will Identify and analyze threatened to take legal action if the debris is not removed by Tinker Hall for their High Holi­ Mrs. Bdward Koslnskl, both of I ’ve been smoking for more ICancheeter’s needs, quality ob­ debris by Union Pond. Joseph Meucci dumped the debris there Sisterhood Sets that Joseph’s vehicle hit a util- tacks into Cambodian sanctuar­ Monday. The Meuccis have agreed to remove the wooden slabs day Services, called for a trav­ Manchester; and several nieces Of Students years than I'm willing to admit Ity pole on the right side of the ies had resulted in the capture jectives, and eatabHrii a list of over two weeks ago when, he says, it was refused by the town eling rabbi to lead them In Dinner Tuesday and nephews. and, until this morning, none of street as it proceeded west on of 1,004 prisoners, 4,SU weap>- prlorttlea for Board of Direc­ dump after the completion of a demolition project for the Man­ entirely and use the concrete slabs as fill. (Herald photo -by Buceiviciua) prayer, and resolved that the (Continued from Page One) Funeral services will be the arguments against smoking ^*’® turnpike, ons, 2 million pounds of rice and tors’ future a|q>roval. time had e some time found. made until a meeting of £>is- ization ^ 11 be luHJored. especiaUy when she hides the terday while she was shopping "It will cost the enemy dearly Co., 6« Main fit., has an ex­ pers and tor teaching 260 chil­ ' concern. In appraising its o-wn town easement rights to Ijy- this sunlmer, development of The Ifamb, part of the trict electors last night. Dis­ ing. A quorum of 16 is required Mrs. David Klau of Bloom­ Mrs. Damlcelis Snkauskas ashtrays or opens the windows on Main St. and save American lives. Hils hibit of paintings by I5ort)toy' dren toelj:, heritage, history and performance, it will accord it­ of our car in subfreezing weath­ dall’s Saulters Pond property. toe recreational area wiU begin. town’s new 21-piece naitlvlty trict directors are considering a to transact District business. field will present a light musi­ Mrs. Damicells Sukauskas of operation, if successful, will buy Valll. She Is the wife of John toe Hebrew -language. The tem­ self first-class citizenship in the er, have failed to sway me. The easement, at no cost to the Because the new treatment Bceire, disapptoired stiortly change in their bylaws, to pre­ cal program entitled "Let Me Hartford, sister of Mrs. Anna About Town Thousands Mass in D,C. at least eight months during VaiU and lives at 64 Davis Rd., The digester tank, purchased ple was designed as a house of community of universities and The needles I get in the of­ town, will permit toe instal­ plant will provide clean .water, before dedication oeremoniee vent a similar situation in toe Entertain You.” Rowe of Manchester, dlpd yes- Cub Scout Pack 53 will have in 1961 for about $80,000, has worship, a house of assembly, compare itself -with the ibest that fice or at meetings, for being which these base areas cannot Blast Hartford. lation of sewer lines' for residen­ Weiss said, further recreational laisit year and the Neitivity future. terday at St. Francis Hospital, an Olynplc Day practice to- Judge Calls Mrs. Valli’s serious Interest In been declared In need of and a house of study. It's three For Giant Antiwar Rally exists anywhere." a chajn smoker, go up in smoke, support military operaUens In tial use and will provide a facilities will be developed Scene Commlltltoe purchased The bylaws require a vote by Hartford. She was Oie widow morrow at 2 p.m. at Waddell oil painting -began about five emergency repair by Buck and tent-like cupolas arch over the Since then, it has not been un­ as far ^ Pve been concerned. South Vietnam,” he said. recreational area for town use. along toe Hockanum River and a new fiber-glas lamb with the electorate for any appro­ of Andrew Sukauskas. School. years ago. Among her teswtoers Buck, consulting engineers of three basic areas of the syna­ 1889 Axle Stood Teat (Continued from Page One) usual for Heard to stop on cam'- My son’s admonitions, my Mistrial In Discussing Nixon’s 20th graf, Just before toe presentation, at Union Pond, fornierly deposi­ the $68 received from insur­ priation over $1,000. The esti­ Survivors also Include a son ___ have been Gabriel Martlnez- Hartford, designers of the gogue — toe sanctuary, the designated as the only avallalble pus, address a student by name d a i^ ter's exhortatloi^, my moved as 7th graf A268WX add Bhdlsr submitted a $76,160 tories for untreated sewage. ance. mated costs for repairing the tank. ' KCHCOMO, Ind. — In 1889 a nndanother sister. confirmation class of told the nation that he wanted locaUon Tecoo, Mrs. Gertrude Neumaim, vestry and the small chapel. and stop for a chat; students, friends’ cautions — I couldn’t check to town officials, towards The potential for increased The dtolen iamb was found treatment plant’s digester tanks Buck and Buck has recom­ gasoUne^powered automobile ^ ™“ ®™1 wlU be Mbndav South United Methodist Church State Case Mrs. Phyllis Bailey, and Ted The teitiple edso serves as a the same thing toat the dissen­ The New Mobe originally de- one-by-one or in groups, are fre- care less townwide pollution - control recreational development, he by Manchester police May 1, and cover are estimated at $16,- mended that toe repairs be made the 60(Mnile trip from a 8.16 ^m . from the^ Molloy will meet Monday at the church. Tbobin. coiiimunuty center for concerts, ters hoped to achieve—peace in manded Lafayette Park, direct- quent visitors kt'hls residence in I’ve just gone merrily on my NEW HA-VEN, Conn. (A P )__ costs. said, is largely due to Lydall’s however. In the closet of a 00 to 20,000. made by its subcontractor, Kokomo to New York without »im erw Hwie, 906 Farmington Bennet Junior High School stu- Gunshot Wound A member of toe Eart Hart­ meetings, plays, dances, ath­ Southeast Asia ‘*'® fashionable Belle Meade. air-polluting way—spending my Court Judge Harold The sum represents the cor­ ‘Igooperation and generous con­ vtocant ax»iitment at 494 N. Last night, at a District mini- Nickerson Bros, of Hartford. an axle failure, a notable “ solemn dents -will meet from 2:46 to ford Art League, Mrs. ValU re­ letics aiMl forums. ^ ^ ^ the 'White House. ______lunch money for cigarettes, bor­ Mulvey Friday dismissed the 10 poration’s pro-rated share for tribution to toe town’s efforts to Main St. But the Hacitford meeting at Bentley School, toe A change in the District’s by­ achievement in those day* of requiem hlgfli Mass at St. Law- 3:45 p.m. pm . and all other stu- They are trying, to say that Department re- Kills Legislator ceived three Palnthig-of-the- Besides Harrison, members rowing matches, coughing up a jurymen and declared a mistrial construction coats of the North­ combat jxrllution.” Insurance Group, having de­ directors were authorized to laws, to waive the $1,000 limit bad roads. The oar -was equip­ rence O’Toole Church at 9. Bu­ dents from 4 to 8 p.m. Month €uwaids last year, and In they want peace,” he said, fused because, it said, the small storm. in a murder case because there cided not to ask for its $68 spend up to $20,000 for toe re­ of toe annlversatry committee ped -wtto one of toe first axles rial will be in Rose HUl Me­ Youth Arrested In Bay State Januarry of the current year re­ east Sewer Interceptor, now Weiss explained that Lydall in case of emergencies, may be "They are trying to say that park was too near the White Today, I saw the light, I rec­ was a chance that the Jury had nearing completion, and the Inc., whose plemt is on Parker back, wUl donalte thlB re­ pairs and to waive competitive proposed at toe District’s an­ include Philip Bayer, Mrs. Ron- of nickel steel. morial Park, Rocky Hill. Friendshlp Circle of the Sal­ ceived first' place In, _ these F riend may call at the fu­ they want to stop the killing. House for a mass demonstra- In Store Break ognized the dangers. I may been prejudiced by a newspaper n e w t o n . Mass. (AP) — Secondary Treatment Plant, St. near Chlmiial Rd., Is the trieved -laimb to the town. bidding for toe project. nual meeting. vation Army will have a work They are trying to say tliat they tion. even turn over a new leaf. story. awards. neral home tomorrow from 2 Rep. James Stea, a young state Her paintings reflect a var­ plaimed for completion in the largest Industrial contributor to 16 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. pto^iam at its meetmg Monday ^^ant to end the draft. They are “ We still assert the right of A Manchester youth surren­ It all stems from locking my faU of 1671. the sewage faculties. He said VI at 7.46 p.m. at the church, trying to say that we ought to the American people to assem- iety of subjects, including por­ dered himself to police yester­ car keys in the trunk of my car. traits, landscapes, seascapes, The ceremony Thursday was the $76,160 payment represents Hostesses are Mrs. William Spa get out of Vietnam. ble at Lafayette Park,” said day in connection with a break built - in possibility of error,” aimed at testing About Town Lowe Sends Protest Letter Robert R. O’LougtiUn Yes — in the trunk. I never be­ still life and character studies. attended by Mayor Nathan the additional cost to the town BIRCH TREE SPRAYING tig and Mrs. Doris Howard. "I agree with everything that Young..- "But because of logls- and entry at Manchester Hard­ Mulvey said ^**® ^®firallty of the Vietnam war. Robert Roy O’Loughlin, 73, of fore have heard of anyone lock­ Ttiis exhibit may be seen dur­ Agostinelli, Town Manager for constructing a treatment A car wash sponsored by the they are trying to accomplish,” tics and our own concern tq ware, 877 Main St., last The defendant Eugene Holm- ^ 666 Vernon St., husband of Mrs. ing his oar keys in Qie trunk of ing regular banking hours and Rorbert Weiss and Town Treas­ plant large enough to handle the Youth Veetry of St. Mary’s To Nixon Through Dempsey Have your birch trees' sprayed now to keep them Nixon said. - make this a militant but peace- Wednesday. quiet, 27, of Bridgeport, remains ^ Louise Barrett O'Loughlin, died Hanoi Assesses his car. oU of the paintings are for sale urer Rosalind Qulab. oompemy’s -volume of water. Chutch will -be held tomorrow healthy and beautiful. We're also taklhjr orders Police charged David Joslin, in custody under an indictment Shea, 30, was found on the this mdming at Manchester Me­ Nlxon also said he would be ful demonstration we have de­ 'What I did stems from my The payment, Weiss said, will from- noon to 4 p.m. in toe In a letter delivered in per­ sobriety" this week. Tuesday, 17, of 869 Main St. wlth'break now for shade tree and eversrreen sprajing. For morial Hospital. News Session glad to meet with some of the elded to hold it on the Ellipse.” smoking. charging - - him with------first-degreeo -— „ . „ bis home when------po- be used Immediately to pay cur­ church parking lot on Park St. son to Gov. Dempsey yester­ the Student Senate voted to de­ and entry with criminal intent, complete tree service call 6 4 3 *7 6 flS Mr. O’Loughlin was bom' in leaders of the /demonstration if The New Mobe said it was op- You see — I buy cigarettes »*t“«l®r- He has been accused in J*®® ®*rlved after being called rent bills from toe crnitractors Pnx^eeda will be used for youth day, President FYederick W. clare a voluntary two-day Greenwich, and lived in Brcnix- As ‘Sophistry’ arrangements could be made to posed to use of the Monument larceny. A 15-year-old Man- now by the carton and, to keep ^® Nov. 11, 1966 slaying of wife, Anita, NOW'S THE TIME TO ORDER YOUR on toe job. Payment of tire blUs facilities. Lowe Jr. of Manchester Com­ strike. The next day, it voted to vllle, N.Y., before coming to do so. grounds because it was too far Chester youth was also taken my wife from seeing them I -Alexander Sim, 41, of NQlford. '1®® the wound "ac- had been held up because of a munity College called upon him extend the strike to the end of K (Continued from Page One) Later, the New Mobe, asked removed from the White House bi connecUon with geep the carton locked in the Mulvey’s acUon was slgnlfl- s®|Wnfllcted.” They CARTER TREE EXPERT CO. Mdn^ester eight months ago. delay In recel-vlng federal-grant The Rev. Walter H. Loomis, to bring hls influence to bear the semester. victory on the battlefield in or­ the incident. He wks^ employed as a purchas- the three television networks for —^a distance ' of several city trunk. Whenever I need a pack, because he has been pre- ® r j ^ **''® further details ROLL UP payments, already approved for pastor of Community Bajxtlst upon Pres. Nixon “ to desist However, Dr. Lowe fears der to consolidate (American) According to reports, the until after an autopsy. LICENSED and DTSUBED ii^ ageiilxin New, York City lor equal time to reply to what the blocks. Government officials I imlock toe trunk and take cme siding over toe pre-trial hear­ the project. The delay, he said, Chupoh, will conduct a service that unless the President aggression against Vietnam and hardware store was entered Shea, in his first term in toe from toe tragic course of action the U.S. Rubber Co., now known leaders called "political mis- had argued it was "in the -view out. It’s easier that way — no ings of eight Black Panthers is due to red tape and may last tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Green changes his course of action in in the rest of Indochina,” the through the back door after it house, introduced a bill making AWNINGS he has undertaken in Southeast as Uniroyal, ahd^was an Army representations.” of the White House.” admonitions, no exhortations, charged in toe slaying of Alex to early fall. ^ Lodge. He will be assisted by Asia.’’ Southeast Asia,'"M ore catastro- veteran of World 'ar I. He was commtmique said. As Nixon talked, protesters In his talk, Nixon said he had had been pried open. About $120 no cautions. Rackley. it illegal that a Massachusetts Fuller remarked, "W e at L. BYed Bunch. Monday, the governors of toe Ihes like toe senseless -violent a member of the '-H^ormed In a sneering reference to paced In front of the north lawn asked that toe District govern- was taken, police said, and the This morning, i drove____ to__ Panther supporters say that citizen be required to serve in For Windows, Patios toe combat zone of a war unde­ Lydall feel that our cash con­ 60 states have been asked to deaths of students at Kent State Church of. Bronxville tin^ the Nixon’s remark that he devoted of the White House, some of ment waive its rule of a” lB-day office had been rifled. An un­ ■work, parked my car, got out. Publicity surrounding the case successful attempt to open a clared by Oongress. and tribution towards the cost of the The Master’s CSub of Friend­ meet in conference with Nixon Unlverrtty are bound to occur Bronxvllle American Legion 20 hours a day to the search for them chanting, others carrying notice for demonstrations. opened toe trunk door, took out made a fair trial Impossible, neiw sewer system, and our con­ ship Lodge of Masons will meet throughout toe nation. I plead y Poet. peace, the delegation said: “ All lighted candles. Scores of can- He also said he asked that the safe in the store was also made, In a recent interview. Shea at toe White House. a package of cigarettes, and Mulvey acted on a mistrial tinuing use-fees for its epera- at 7:30 Monday night at toe with you to do all within your Toyota G)rolla. Survivors, besides his wife, in- Mr. Nixon’s working hours are dies were placed on the heavy demonstration be permitted on reports stated. said he sought the law "because Door Caiiopies. .. While disclaiming any exper­ slammed toe door shut — with niotlnn by Holmqulst’s lawyer, Uoh, is a small price to pay Masonic Temple tor a -business power to insure that such^trage- elude a daughter, Mrs. Jean manifestly devoted to commit- iron fence in front of the White the Ellipse "where I Could hear this is the most pressing unre­ tise in constitutional law. Dr. my keys on toe floor of toe Warren Luedecker of Bridge- 18 Decorator Colors! for cleanei' water and an im­ meeting and a special program dies do not occur in Connect­ Bertman of Mlddlefleld; and a ting further crimes In Indochi- House along Pennsylvania Ave- it—and you can hear it pretty solved Issue confronting Ameri­ Lowe expressed toe opinion that trunk. port. proved habitat.’’ that has been billed by officers icut." sister, Mrs. John Uvlhgston of na, sabotaging peace in . . . all nue but were outshone by enor- well from here I assure you ” can society in all levels of our "he (the President) has violat­ Welcome Wagon No real tragedy — I have State’s Attorney Arnold Mar- Commenting on toe cotpora- as *‘Come and See." Refre4i- Quality economy Kitchen, Ont., CSan. of Southeast Asia, and pushing mous floodlights bathing the Generally, the city was oulet government toddy. ed toe constitutional Umits of anotoer set of keys at home. All 1*1® objected to toe action. tion’s cooperative relationship ments wdll be served. The Holmes Funeral Home, the United States and the Amer------...... Francis W. Sargent hls power In ordering American area. through the night before the Meets Tuesday I had to do was to wake up my R was riot immediately clear with the town, AgostlnelU said, 400 Main St., Is in charge of ican people deeper atid deeper S«B M* For A Good Docri On:^— troops to attack a.neutral coun­ Men To Prepare Some protesters carried four dem o^ratlon, although a small wife and my son-in-law. My wtat w lir”hapii^n''n^t’'ln"‘ toe ®|y*®^R>c bill into law, saying “ We’re very proud of Lydall The Junior (3iolr of North arrangements, which are in- into the morass of an endless coffins, each bearing one word group A representative of Krause supporters of toe law deserved try, especially without toe In- 1. t militants occupied wife found the duplicate set of Holmqulst case, Inc. in Manchester. We’re proud United Methodist Church will Church Dinner and fun. complete. war of aggression. Florist and Greenhouses will their day in court. Upon hearing ALUMINUM -vltatlon of that country’s gov­ of ”Th6u Shall Not Kill.’ some offices in the headquar­ keys where’ I said they’d be. The newspaper article in qu«^-' of its continuing pairUclpatlon rehearse Monday at 3:16 p.'m. "This policy can only lead to ' Near the Washington Mohu- demonstrate toe art of flower of Shea’s death, Sargent issued ernment and, at least initially, Men of toe Mjanchester Pres­ ters of the Peace Corps. arranging at a Manchester-Bol- and my son-^n-law brought the ii°n was published Thursday in • DOORS • STORM WINDOWS and of its contribution to tire at the church. toe new and futile sacrifice of meitt, tens of thousands of condolences and called him "an against the expressed wishes of byterian Church will prepare ton Welcome Wagon Club Tues­ keys to me. the New Haven Register. Mul- community at large.” Breaks Reported young Americtin lives, cause the young peqple chanted obsceni­ energetic and dedicated young • SIDING • JALOUSIES representatives of that coun­ and serve the diimer at toe day at 7:30 p.m. in Iona Hall. So — as a word of caution, 'vey remarked that soipe points man.” The Youth Choir of Commu­ annual Mother-Daughter ban­ , . _ _ ~ American nation additional ex- ties as Nixon's talk was broad­ try’s government." After toe demonstration toe To guarantee that you won’t mentioned in the' a ^ cle were nity Baptist Church will re­ quet Monday at 6 :30 p.m. at toe In equal parts. At Homes, stores penses running into hundreds of cast. Throughdut his remarks, Last Tuesday Shea spoke to Allies Send floral centerpieces will be lock your car keys in your not brought out ln^6 ourt during FREE ESTIMATES — EASY TERMS hearse tomorrow from 6 to 6:46 Referring to deaths of ci­ church. Various awards -will be billions of dollars, and even fur- Nixon’s words Werq drowned an estimated 20,(X)0 antiwar auctioned and toe proceeds -will car — a hearing on the case Wednes- OPEN ALL DAY p.m. at the church. vilians, destiuction, and disrup­ made to-outstanding -women and BUve instances of break and ihe® stain toe honor of the Unit- out by diants of "One, two, Stop smoking!!! day. demonstrators outside the State- Ships Into be used for patients lA toe pedi­ house and' said it is "very lone­ tion of life in. Southeast Asia, girls. entry yesterday have been ®^ States.” three, four, we don’t want-.your atric ward of Manchester Mem­ BILLTUNSKY SUNDAY A Folk. Mass will be cele­ Dr. Lowe said, “ No conceivable The communique made no — war.” ly” for pubUc officials who A member of toe Unlveirslty parted. to police. orial Hospital. 9 A.M. fe 9 P.M. brated tomorrow at 7 p.m., at alternative could be worse for of Connecticut staff will give a reference to toe deadlocked A television set on toe stage speak out on the war issue. Cambodia Officers for toe 1670-71 season the Church of the Assumption. them than toe continited pres­ demonstration of puppetry. „ Two stores at toe Parkade peace talks, boycotted by North was lifted and smashed to re­ Some Campus Protests He recently introduced in the ARTHUR DRUe were among them. Robert B. Vietnam and the Viet Cong at ______(Continued from Page One) nominated and elected House a resolution calling on Phone 649-9095 The Rev. Thonws Barry of St. ence of our armed forces in- RusseU Taylor is in-charge of sounding cheers, toward the end . Vi, plans for toe June Installa- James’ ,Church will be the .cele­ their lands." Salomone of toe Radio Shack last Wednesdaj^ session in pro- of his talk, Congress to exercise its powers the menu and food preparation. I®*" ® J® »e Chinn and Mre. Arthur R. brant. 'Ihe Jerry Knapp Singers Dr. Lowe informed toe gov­ Mrs. Robert Persora is in told police that about $650 was ^®®^ against toe bombing of toe Many of the dissenters spent flotilla moving toward toe Cam­ Are Marred by Violence to control naUtmal warmaking Mrs. George Forsen, Mrs. policies. It was introduced after of St. Alphonsus (College -will ernor that MCX7 students and charge of the program and Miss takwi from toe store safe some- Cambo- the night on the mall. bodian capital of Phnom Penh dia. Jesse Chinn and Mrs Arthur R. (Contbiued from Page One) President Nixon sent U.S. participate. The event Is open faculty "have behaved wdto Becky McKee is decoration time after closing last night. „ , u ^ The -government »gave — *•-...... -permls- with relief supplies for Viet- Pendleton -will be hostesses fo« t/f> the public. commendable rationality and chairman. According to Salomone, entry ,, Hanoi has called for resump- slon for use of thC-Elllpse Frl- namese -living there, and ignited several fires on and '^bom said they were from New i, toe meeting. Refreshments will “ Haven 1 His anti-Vietnam law has had was gained through the cellar :!®" ®, vj® May 14. and day after depionstraUon leaders "Tbe mission of toe operation ^ ^ . 4**^ rnA .. TT«I*TTtiiray4 .rl 04 4 J r. X* 1 . ------— —— . . . ------g------be —w served. The 488WVU1|^meeting is open near toe campus. ^ no major court test. Several pri- , from Knitter’s World, located , ^U“ ®u States and South said they would refuse to hold ^ nemrallze Viet Cong and to all area newcomers. Blazer or explosions were ^en to leave toe campus but '^^‘ ® went into U.S. DIs- next door. Police^ verified that Vietnam“ have accepted " "this ' their ‘ protest on toe Washington North'■ ■■ Vie'Vietnamese sanctuary date. reported at toe Unlverstty of toe pair returned a few min- ‘^®*‘ la w ^ i^ Knitter’s World had been enter­ Monument grounds, previously bases located in yie area,'’ a Michigan; Colorado State Uni- tRe® later with several other court ruled It *2025 ed but that nothing appeared ~ ------communique from the "U.S. Guest Speakers' missing. Command said. versity in BV,rt Collins; Minne- P®*^™’ jurisdiction. IMhreied Mrs. Helen McMullen of East "U.S. forces are not author­ ■ Set at Church sota-Duluto, Valparaiso, Ind; a As Logan and Da-wson were Hartford reported that $905 in Weicker Denies Rumors ized to proceed into Cambodia State University campus at New being {riaced in a patzol car, property was taken from an of­ beyond toe -limits authorized by The Church of Christ will have Platz, N.Y,; New London, ^ officers said, toe two men Contempt Order Check th& shape...the statistics...and! smile fice at 41 Chapel St. She said He’s Quitting Senate Race the President.” guest speakers at both its morn­ Conn., armory; the University resisted and urged toe others to Shop for FABRICS that an electric typewriter, President Nixon, congresslon- ing and evening services tomor- of North Carolina; Marquette help them. So^ght Against • 30 miles to the gallon ^ * Hits 87 mph when you want| -valued at $600, an electric add- HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — on, in an interview from Wash­ al leaders said, reported Ameri- in the obsence of its regul- University in Milwaukee; and a ------* Lifetime lubrication * 4-on-the-floqr all ing machine and a table radio Congressman Lowell P. Welck- Ington. can forces would not .penetrate _____ miirister, Elug'ene Brewer. Quems, N.Y., Army depot Boston Teachiers s 78 htnas /ynchromesh transmission were missing. Police reported gr Jr., backed up by key Re- “ “ t® P»-®si«lent had deeper than 21.7 miles into ®'P*®’ which stores trucks for the Communigts Spread Tonight till 9:30 BOSTON (AP)—A peUjlon to that the desks in toe office had _,.kh #, ^ ^ tried to discourage Weicker C^ntbodla without his seeking ^ engineering at toe Uni- ROTC unit at St. John’s, Univer­ * Bucket seats * Nylon carpeting been rifled during toe break. ^ figures, maintains that f^om passing up the chance to ®°"8resslonal approval. veralty of Connecticut, will sity. Cambodia Rumors hold 87 more Boston school Bring This Coupon for a • Quiet performance 9 A home at 101 WInthrop Rd.. be has no plan of withdrawing run for re-election to seek toe means toe Chmbodlan 'P ^ * s«*vlce. Peaceful protest ralHes were LONDON (AP) — Communist teachers hv contempt of court owned by Robert vRosenburg from toe U.S. Senate race, and Senate seat now held by Sen. P^bably may have Nelson, of Tolland, a held by some 6,0(X> persons in China and the Soviet Union are for contlnalng a strike was filed I See and test drive Toyota Cprolla... the one to best was also broken into, control : inspector at Columbus, Ohio; 5,000 at the spreading diplomatic rumors F R E E GIFT performance-wise and styling-wise today at ito. police expects to win toe GOP nomi- Thomas Dodd, D-Conn., Chotl- ^ fight on its hands alone ® ^ In Suffolk Superior Court Fit- said, and some property was -with™.* “ Definitely not. The ’^ben it reaches the ferry cross- University of CaMfomla at that President Nixon’s interven- nation day. No Purchase Necessary apparently taken. According to *® ^ t e House *ng at Neak L^o^g W Bast Berkeley; 6,0“ ®® northwest of where Amer- Amea, plans went ahead for to­ ciroulating word that a ranking ties for TOYOTA SALES, SERVICE and PARTS son at 66 Grant Rd. -was also House on down, to convince the chairman, Howard Hauninan' *®®n river forces will ston. « * p . n lit. Louis, Mo. day’s Veiahee Parade, the trad}- soviet official has hart«ied to ' NAM E ...... to be known as LYNCH MOTORS—just west of entered and about $64 in coins freshman congressman to nm, echoed the statement * from However, toe liew south Vlet- Uonoi and lavish qrring rites at I I Peking to purpose coordinated cm Um ot H Broad and Center Streets. Come on down uud WM taken, police report- Instead, for a secondterm In Washington. "The WWte House namese thrust into Cambodia the uitiverBlty. realstance to^ American ^ mUitary ^ ed. They said that entry waa the House. Iq in no way, shape or manner wa^ along toe eastern bank Gadomskis Given In Buffalo, two men from New efforts in”lndoci^*'^~* other union ^ ADDRESS....' ...... j watch us grow! gained by prying toe lock off "I’m a candidate for the opposed to hls candidacy for toe ‘ be Mekong River and air Haven, Cmui., were arrested at „ , . leader* $500 each, and qrder«l a the cellar door. United States Senate,” Weicker Senate," he said Friday night. strikes already have begun. The Farewell Party toe State Unlverrtty of Buffalo o t $1,000 a day begimting I CITY...... STATE...... I said in a telephone interview Also seeking the nomination Defense AfinUtry said titx ^ of during one of a relatively few tiw Chine^ dl^omats, said Thursday it ttw atilke conUn- SALES and SERVICE NOW AVAILABLE AT from his Stamford office Friday are t o r r e r ’( ; f e s l e y a n " ? ? ; = J ^ a ^ T e t o ^ t o ^ l i l f S 'D ? ______, I nlght.^ "I’m part of the RepublU Edwin Etherington, Berenice vision, marines, ranxers a^d ^ h^r friend.poUcemen J,®"^ •®bool committee baa ra- Penonal Notices ------Berenice vision, marines, raiurers and an her friends and n.isKivn... . _ _ North Vietnamese, ___ __ CHICKEN-SPARE RIBS •SEAFOOD Norwood Napper of Greenwich, armored column ^ d e up this farewell p a ^ T riu S tto v rSLht aiTested Jb® the ^ two men In a cam- the Vtet fused to resume negotlatioiw MORIARTY BROTHERS Hartford. My campaign is not former State Rep. Palmer S. force. It entered CamtxxMa ^ at toe ^ ^ on charges of Pat^t Lao arid pro- wMh the teachers i ^ e w ° ^ y The Food You're Proud To Serve Card of Thanks „,e*slon of Slbanouk Cambodians to agree caU otf the strike. Btsto O ^ - -- __ of siix candl* ton and"-.“'•-'I":former Congressman Associate Press n e w s iS S ^ ^ Middie l^ke. a*—,,,.'*,** w e a p i m f l lM ^ s t . nUlltary mtastoner ^ FREE DELIVERY OR CALL AHEAD ------The i^eat of honor received command. (Pilgrim vM ills ^ ‘®® »® '-b* ‘ be port/’s Abner W. Sibal. the scene In Kokl Thom, Cambo- many gifts. Florida posters Sdttvsn stepped into the dlspiite FOR SPEEDY PICK-UP SERVICE! n e w ecu of kindness and swn- eenatorial nomination at the An unsuccessful candidate The officers said they recover- The talk to dla. reported that four U.8.- 'vere used as decorations. of reconclUatlon Is Friday and met wltli negotiators ■ ■ A B R I O ^ K P AARTMBNT I BTORI S i S J o S r ' l ' ^ l X 'S S J *‘®‘® ®°nventlon next month. force a state primary, must made heHcopter g u n s ^ ^ l i and Mrs G a d r n ^ ^ ! ^ ' *** • » •‘fhW ndi knife, a length apparenUy being spurred by the for the union and the school 527 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER, 646-2118 ttioee srfao s«nt^£e beautiful floral His flght-on attitude was rfup- capture at 434 0akUnil ittte 83, Manohettor irtbutee end msM cards. ported by Murray Ohotiner. a the convention — q ritton delegate support Uons at the N e ^ l C ^ c^ ' hoil^e m * pro-Black Panther banmir----- ease ^ American jr.pressure . wason /ThereI was WWW SMiP no WtuiliWK coMment tlVUAfrom H W Aaoa Ahraitis ®P*ctal counsel to President Nix- during anyy one vote. hig ^ ” ®‘^ * '»«®‘ ®oast. fromfrom Harold Harold Logan, Logan, 28,28, and and North North Vtetnamese Vietnamese forces, forces, ac- ac- t toe ^ participants participants when when the the meet- mset- ^ M T V . Juu^nc Dftnui pqutgA Warren Dawson, ««31, both of^ cordliig to diplomatic^ i ^ s ______a * . oiisarvers.______.Ing____ ended.

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/ PAGE TWELVE RtANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. W t URDAY, MAY 9. 1970 \ / . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 9, l97Q p a g e THIRTEE N Cambodia Move Goes These Students Sail On Faster Than Expeeted WERE YOU COUNTED 7 To Greater Knowledge And Again The 1970 Census is now almost finished. It is very important By O.O. MINIOUEB ee Saleam, where siie rejoined (ConUnued from P w * One) that the census be complete and correct. If you believe that Associated Press Writer It. would certainly not allow those you (or anyone else in your household, including visitors) _ Robert Mosler, who 1s on his a reserve force of whlte-shlrted D A R BS SALAAM, Tuwanta aeoond cruise'says perhaps 70 at policemen waited for possible men to be massacred Without were NOT counted, please fill out the form below and mail it using more force and more ef­ IMMEDIATELY to: (A P ) — Looking out port­ the nearly 000' students ore F. and LOUIS C. DAMATO trouble, and the gate was heavi­ U.S. Census Office hole of a floating campua. Prof. along purely for the ride. It ly guarded. fective force against North Viet­ nam ." M eyer Baraah muaed about the costs about 14,000. Nixon said the South Viet­ (Insert address) An economics major, Mbsier namese forces engaged In the Nixon salS he did not. think, In cultural ahock at having to view of the warnings he has giv­ says ttte experience Is unequal­ strike against enemy bases do drees for class when he returns ed, noting he can talk to Jlapo- — not have to ^bide by his sched­ en. that the enemy would cross to Hofstm Unlveirity at Hemp­ Proudly invite you to another outstanding event, an the DMZ. Military authorities neee, CSUnese or other business­ ule for removal of American PLSASa PRINT OR WRITE CLEARLY stead, N.Y. __ ^ ^ ^ ®**« Nlx- men on the spelt bnd WtHl en­ troops fighting in Camhodla. Ih e floating campus Is the 88 joy the casualnesB of the Ryn- Butb JT hl'“thSiiht he thought they wuld w< ^ unUkely. • I have checked with the members of my household, and I believe that one (or more) of us was N O T counted in the 1970 Census. Ryndam, sponsored by Ohap- The North Vietnamese have oy the cosualness of the Ryn- come out about the' same time. mian OoUege of Orange, OaUf.. dam’s' life. "The action actually is going three divisions above the DMZ, Beth Ebbs, a senior from the about 40,000 men, and an attack a On April 1,1970,1 lived at 'The Ryndam, a 10,000-ltion sMp faster Uum we had anticipated," Unlvenalty of Iowa, sipped of the HoUanU-Amerloa Line, . he continued. "The middle of of that magnitude has been ( H o u s e n u m b e r) (Street or road) (Apartment number or location) coffee In the dining room and speculated on here. was convented for Cliapman next week the first units, Ameri­ discussed plans to Junk her four College's use and tts bar toe- can units, will come out. The At another point Nixon said he ( C it y ) (C o u n t y ) (S to te ) ( Z I P co d e ) years of m a jo t ^ In flute In fa, ^ame a Ubniry. .Chapman, and .. end of next, week the second had broken with what he called -vor ot "somslltUig more us«' the step-by-step reaction to ene­ the Ryndam, are "dry,” but group of American units will • This address is located between and ful." there are no restrtctlions on oonje out. my escalation used by President Christy Herlocker ot Long­ (N a ip 6 o f street or road) (N a m e o f street or ro a d ) drinking ashore and studetito OPEN HOUSE Lyndon B. Johnson. He uses de­ '"nie great majority of all view, Wash., said she was still cisive acUcn, Nixon said.' may stay ovemlghit ashore. American units will be out by I am listing below the name and required information for myself and each member of my household. "waiting to be Inspired" after The strike against the sanc­ The biggest drawback to life the second week of June, and all sailing more than half way tuaries is such an action, Nlron afloat la there Is tto escape, stu­ Americans of all kinds, includ­ PLEASE INCLUDE round the world. “ In between went on, and it "puts the enemy DO NOT INCLUDE dents and faculty agree. Stwre ing advisers, will be out of Cam­ cOUeges” at 20, Miss Herlocker on warning that if it escalates All family mambers and otfiar ralativas llvinf bars. In­ Any colltg* studtnt who stays somtwhors also whlla attand* stops are only two or three days TOMORROW, SUNDAY, MAY 10, NINETEEN HUNDRED and SEVENTY bodia toy the end of June." cluding bablat. Ing coMtgt. said she was having a "fantas­ and the Pacific, Indian and At­ while we are trying to/de-esca- tic tim e." By not quaUfying this time-ta­ All lodgart, boardari, sarvants, hirad hands, and otbar lantic ocears offer little hope to late, we will move, decisively indeed, life aboard the Ryn­ ble Nixon implied a belief that and not step-by-^p.'*^’ nonralativas living hart. Any person away from horo In tho Armod Forces or In an would-be weekend shoUsrs any counter action the North Institution such as a home for the aged or mental hospital. dam Is a dream compared to Wishing to-get away from cam­ Nixon declined to go Into de All parsons w«fo usually llvt hara but art tamporarlly away. most small Uberal aits colleges Vietnamese and Viet Cong tall about how tie was advised pus. All ptrions with a homt alsawhart but who stay hart most Any person wfio usually stays somewhere else most of the which stay In one place for the forces might take could not by Secretary of State William P. "You learn to live with your­ To View Their Latest Accomplishment of tho woak whilo working or attandlng collagi. week while working there. enUfe semester. seriously upset the U.S.-South Rogers, Secretary of Defense self, and others," observers Mb­ Vietnamese operation Its courses In art, science and Melvin R. Laird and others oh Asyono staying or vlsltlng jiaro who had no othor homo. Any person visiting here who has a usual hortio elsewhere. sier. Those who don’t, or fall to At least two poaslblliUes of Vhe quesUan“ : ? “go i;^ mitslc are fully accredited and observe college and shipboard NAMES OF PERSONS LIVING IN THIS HOUSEHOLD ON Print r«lationthlp Is this porson- Is this person- transferable. There are 16 ports rules, are sent home. rid^^ h® w" would®^say wheth- A P R IL I, 1970, A N D T H O S E S T A Y IN G O R V IS IT IN G of •ach person to of call Including Honolulu, Yo­ ^ e r ^ by Washington offlclals. er they were for or against It HERE WHO HAD NO OTHER HOME. th« htod of the White Now married kohama, Singapore, Cape Town Is a c ^ te ra tta c k in an ef- but declared that they—and he household. Head of tho housohold Negro (Block) and Casablanca. The semester Nixon Lauds Hartford Americon Indian Widowed m l? damage on hhpself-had quesUoned Wlfo of hood Mole the Invading allied units. The i,r * i ... Print names For example: Joponese When was thii starts in Los Angeles and ends ^ . "0 £ A j t g m e i iO iU f L Unmo'rrtod childron, o ld o it first or Divorced Show by Blacks other is an attempt to take over .. H*® ••®8ponslbiMty for in this C h inese four months later In Neiw York Morrlod children ond thoir famllios Wife F em 0 1 e person born? HARTFORD, Conn. (A P ) — It," he declared. “I believe it order F ilip in o Separated City. the Cambodian capital of Othor relatives of the hood Son, Daughter President Nixon sent a telegram was the right decdaion. I believe Howoiion Phnom Penh, oust the govern­ Persons not related to the hood G randson M or F Single (never "Instead cf teUllng a student It Koreon Friday to commend the Ebony will work out. If it doesn't Mother-in-law married) to come to my office I suggest t ? ^ J U L Qjt l T lV m L ment of Premier Lon Nol and (If you list more than 6 persons, use an additional sheet) Businessmen’s League of Hart­ then I am to blame. They are Lo d ge r Other (print he pull up a deck chair," says Ridge Install the recently deposed not.” Lodger s wife s p e c i f i c ford on its "Initiative, under­ Prince Sihanouk again as Chief Middle ra ce ) I Barash, a visiting professor ot L o st I F irst name standing and sensitivity” In de­ of State. Under quesUotilng Nixon also Initlol Month I Yeor a o d o lo ^ who frequently wears would not say whether he veloping business opportunities Nixon did not mention those aborts end sandals. for minority group members. HEAD posBlbllltles, but virtually ruled MiIsh Ebbs, who Is from The League is holdings its 'only his­ out another U.S. Invasion of the while because Bloomington, Ind. adds: "L et’s "black Business show” this sanctuary €U-ea If the Commu­ tory will record whether It was face it, in a student body of Situated 6n New State Roodi Opposite East Cotiioiic High Schooi (Formeriy the Dorna Farm) worth while." weekend at the Broad Street nists eventually rebuild their 20,000 you are more or lees a armory. bases. But he continued: "Now Ite t number. Here you learn as The purpose of the show Is to "... If the enemy does come America is there, if we do wtiat much at dlimer, across from a Illustrate the emergence of black back into those sanctuaries next many of uor sincere critics facility member, as you do In business. Exhibits include A fri time, he said, "the South Viet­ think we should do, if we with­ class. can - inspired fashion designs, namese will be strong enough draw from Vietnam and allow "There Is a certain amount of and information on major bleick- and well trained enough to. han­ the enemy to corns into Vietnam IdentmcaliQn with the professor nm Industries. dle it alone. arid massacre the civilians who has to leave class to go to - L f - Apollo 13 astronaut John Swi- " I should point out, too,, that there by the milUoiw, as they Name of person who filled this form* N O T I C E - Your answers are CONFIDENTIAL. The law (Title 13, the rail,'*' she adds, recalling gert will participate in a IBjSO We want everyone to know they are handling a majority of ... let me say that Amer- United States Code) requires that you answer the questions to the rougher parts of the semeeter. p.m. parade and will be honor­ the assignments now In terms of ^ finiriied insofar as the best of your knowledge. Your answers will be used only for Herbert Levtne, ot the Univer­ ed at the show this evening. U,S, Dept, oi Commerce ^ Budget Bureau No. 41‘S68J07 that the Damato Brothers, when LO O K FO R manpower." peacekeeper in the Aslan world Bureau ot the Census Approval Expires: 12^1^70 statistical purposes and cannot, by law, be disclosed to any sity of Southwestern Louisiana, The exhibition will be open Twice during the press confer­ is coiKemed.” Form D-26 person outside the Census Bureau for any reason whatsoever. a visiting professor of poUticial until 10 p.m. tonight, and be­ ence Nixon warned Hanoi At the same time he reaf­ sdenebi conslderis the semester tween 10 a.m. and 10 p.m. to­ they build, build to enhance the against escalating the war at a firmed his policy—known as ------Cut along dotted line ______\ "a jcbanca to meet some of the morrow. time when, he said, the United Guam OT Nixon Doctrine—that people I ’ve' been teaching States Is trying to de-escalate. in future whatever role the Unlt- about." charm of Manchester. W e want He held open the possibility of ed States playi4 as peacekeeper Ashore, ‘‘anything'giM," says road to the quick peace his crit­ t resuming at least limited bomb- or defender of neutrality will mills scattered across the is­ counselor Kay t<^nne Honpe, 26, our tenants to be just as proud Ing of North Vietnam if neces- stop short of sending in ground Nixon Makes ics demand. Sugar Crop land. Cuban economists in exile of Elk Grove, Oallf. Price sary to help defend American combat troops, Nixon also indicated a willing­ say Cuba would have to produce Ah ex-Peace Corps vdunteer $39.00 HOTPOINT troops against some massive In- “ The United States . . . , " he ness to listen to the demonstra­ 60,000 tons o f sugar daily to in South America and a high for P 10-1 of their apartments and their vaslon of South Vietnam from said, "cannot take the respwisl- Appeal T o tors gathered by the thousands Lags Badly meet Castro’s goal. school teacher in Oallfomla, the North. hdMty and shoidd not take the re- near the White House to protest Already, however, production Mrs. Honse maxle the most of today U.S. Involvement In Indo­ He was asked what he would sponslblllty In the future to send Is below that level and the tropi­ her first visit to Africa, taking a grounds as we are. THE DIFFERENCE Protesters china. Says Havana do about bombing the North if American men in to defend (he cal rainy season lies cihead. 24-hour bus ride with colorful Nixon, discussing his unan­ Hanoi sent troops across the de­ neutrality of countries that are Cuba's largest crop before Masai women from Nairobi to (Continued from Page One) nounced trip to the Lincoln Me­ 'MIAMI (AP) — Cuba's sugar militarized zone into the South. unable to defend themselves.” Oastro rose to power was 7.3 Dar es Salaam. The ship sailed morial-just a few hours before harvest, the crop Fidel Cfastro " I will only say,” he replied, He said he has been trying to press secretary Ronald L. Zie­ million tons haevested in 1952. from. Mombasa, Kenya, to Dar a scheduled antiwar demonstra­ "that If the North Vietnamese explore with Russia, Britain, gler, chief of staff H. R. Halder- has pegged the honor of his rev­ did what some have suggested various Asian countries and oth­ tion—said: olution to, has fallen a million man, and youth adviser Eiger "They were fine kids from all they might do—move a massive ers the possibility of guaran- tons 'b^iind schedule and prom­ force of 25,0(X)0 or 300,000 across teeing neutrality for such coun- *^*'®®8** happened to catch over the country.” ises to lag even more. the DMZ against our Marine tries without the IntervaiUon ot up with Nixon and drove with He said he considered the dis­ OPEN Corps people who are there—I foreign forces. cussion, near the imposing Radio Havana said FVlday water? him emd his valet to the May­ statue of Abraham Lincoln, to night the harvest total had flower Hotel for breakfast. have been "one of the most in­ reached seven million tons. WESTOWN GE VILLAGE Nixon said It was the first teresting experiences of my Tnat put the crop a full million Tired of gagfing on baddmeWni; These Signs Let You Know time In five years he had ,en­ life.” tons ott the pace set by the gov- ALL DAY PHARMACY joyed com beef hash with eggs ermnent. bid-tasting sulphur water? Now. . . you can ia sometMnf When You Are Middle-Aged for breakfast. A calendar is s u ^ by the Sug­ Nixon, in his talk at the Me­ Town Gets Two ar Industry MinilPfy called for SUNDAY about it. You can remove sulplwr We must warn you — all 52 of Pine Ridge Village’s exquisite, deluxe. Town House apartments are completely rented. They were morial to the young people— seven mlUlon tons to be reached By HAL BOYLE j ^ ’re zipping up her *e s 8 Just gathered here for an anUwar taste and smell w ith' a simpla^ Concession Bids April 20 and eight million Tasta filled within five weeks of availability. NEW YO RK (A P ) —One of ^ for the even- demonstration—said he hoped May 7. and Odor Filter*. the shadowy frontiers of life is “ r * ‘ hey would try to understand Two bids for operation of the Those were two steps on the 455 HARTFORD RD. 643-5230; Theii, why are we holding an Opi ^ '^hat his admlnlstrallon was at- middle age. wfty _to 10 million tons by July This small (13 inch) homa V tempting In Vietnam. At one concession stand at Globe Hol­ Some people fear that fronUer ®h® c m tell for sure wheth- group: low Swimming Pool were re­ 16. Castro has said repeatedly in water fiber fits on your water lina “B^pause we’re so proud of th^ndCBecause we want everyone to share our pride. Because we’re proud of the apartments we will public statements that the honor some years before they reach tt. ®*’ lying. .Kout vour slommn on the ceived yesterday by the dead­ right under your kAchen sink. AN on of his Communist revolution ^uild in the future. Others cross it without even line in the Municipal Building. sofa and the phone goes “ br-r- hangs on reaching the 10 million your cooking and drinking watar realizing It. After all, life's high­ White House). Just keep It Bidding were Milton K. r-r-Ing," you let It ring four ton mark. H O N G KO N G automatically flows through a We have purposely rescued the last three apartments, (models), even though they are rented, so that we may show them to you way doesn't have a sign saying: peaceful.” Adams of 34 0>le St. and Frank times before struggling to your T A ifim a "5 miles to middle age—turn Obviously, going far out of his J. Phllopena of 16 Virginia Rd. Oastro has rewritten the cal­ cylinder ot activated-carbon, and feet to answer. Maybe whoev- Saturday tfam Monday, May 11 tomorrow. And, to give yptfM idea of how they wilflook when occupied, Peter’s Furniture City has tastefully furnished them. right at next intersection." way to try to diffuse the campub: There was no apparent low Wd- endar to accomplish his plan. you get thousands of gallons of 4r’s calling ^11 think you're not Do you live north or south ot backlash that followed, his April der since Adams bid a total of He started the harvest last July, Showing his display of new coUecUon of at home and hang up. ladles' and gentlemen's custom-tailored d ta n , fresh, good-tasting water. that border? Well, there are 30 announcement diat U.S. mili­ $722.27 with no maintenance five months earlier than In pre- A red crevice deepens on the outfits of 1970, fashion. ways to tell. You are probably tary forces were going Into work,, provided and Phllopena Castro days, and he Is letting It Easily installed. The cost '» ridge of your nose—yep, you are GUARANTEED SATTSFACBTON—1 SHIRT middle-aged 11— Cambodia, Nixon told the young bid $60 and offered to handle run two months kmger than for­ anuller than you’d think! Call wearing your bifocals more and FREE ON 2 SUITS ORDERED—ALL ARB ia You have been confronted people he understood how hard nearly all maintenance of the mer harvests. WELCXJMB TO SEE more. And those little crinkles TODAY! Drink DOOD-TASTINfi Pine Ridge Village was built by Damato Estates, These Pine Ridge Village town houses, ranging with so many crises ‘In your It was to keep issues of peace area. Oastro, even delayed Christ­ Before NOW around your eyes—they're not fron) three to four rooms, are tho next nearest thing All are attractively carpeted— all have the latest time that a new one only makes and war in perspective. mas and New Year’s celebra­ Silk Mohair Suits ...... $69.00 I46.M Mater tomorrow! Inc. Its five buildings brinig to 28 the number of just from laughing, are Uiey? These Hwo types of bids were W od,7shaxksldn ..Suits ...... 79.0Q 89.M you yawn. . “ I told them," he said, "that tions until the July 28 anniversa­ to living in your own home. Each has its own front and Ab a matter of fact, they were­ made possible -under the speci­ Dacron M'ohalr Suits . 79.00 45J6 apartment buildings built by Raymond F. and Louis C. in modern conveniences— all are luxurious— all are Sometimes when you think it's in 1938-36 I thought Neville n't even there lost year, were fications of the 'bid. ry of his revolution to boost the Wool/Worsted Suits ...... 66.00 49.N roar entrance— its own basfhient—-Its own patio. thundering outside you find out Chamberlain was the greatest HOME PLUMBING Damato irt Manchester — sometimes as Damato they? The pool is scheduled to open crop. Wool Cashmere Jackets— richly decorated and beautifully set on the land for­ you've m erely been hearing man living.” A t least once a week you have May 30, Memorial JDay, and to There are 146 active sugar and Many More ...... 66.00 W.M AND HEATING Estates, Inc., sometimes as Damato Enterprises, Inc. your arteries harden inside. He said he thought very little ' Don't Miss This Opportunity. And, there's even a Manchester first — a one- to make a retum trip to the su­ close Sept. 7, Labor Day. Member merly known as the "Darna Farm." You read a newspaper back­ at the time about Winston Ft. Lauderdale Once in a Lifetime SERVICE- permarket for some items you — often as just Raymond F. and Louis C. Damato. bedroom duplex town house. ward Instead of forward so you Churchill. Chamber of Your Visit WIU Be More Than Worth While forgot to get on the first trip. 387 OENIEB STBEBT can postpone as long as possible Chamberlain, once Britain's Commerce SHOWING 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. Extended Forecast R. Kelly of Bob's (histom Tailors MANCHESTER, OTNN. reading the bad news on the When you hear of some new war U prime mlnls^ NOW OPEN 7 DAYS A WEBSC Flano's Motor Inn—Tel. 646-3800—100 E. Center Street . front page. InvenUon that Is suwxjsed to t^r, acquiesced to the territorial The extended weather forecast PHONE 049-2900 When you wakC' up |n the make your life easier, you feel demands of Hitler's Germany at Is' for variable cloudiness Tues- MANCHESTER PET morning, you are at flftt dls- certahx that It will only Munich in that period. Churchill 'day and Wednesday with We were proud of - Teresd Apartments in the North End Renewal Area, acknowledged ‘The first building in tomorrow’s Man­ complicate it. CENTER mayed by the knowledge you was then a leader of Chamber­ chance of showers Tuesday. You used to love corned beef have to resume theP treadmill lain's opposition. Seasonabto temperatures Tues­ 900 Main S t —640-4273 and cabbage. Now when you or- chester.” “ but also consoled by a feeling of Nixon’s account of his unusual day, turning a hide cooler Wed­ <(er It, you leave at least half M biL-Sat 9:00-6:00 victory; '^Well, _here I am still confrontation was made after he nesday. Daily highs averaging in Thurs. tiU 9:00 We were proud of Sunny Brooke Village on New State Rd., which receiy^ the Manchester Chamber of Commerce award “for creat­ the cabbage on the plate. defended Friday nlg^t his the upper 60s to lower 70s and —I made it again." Sonday to 6i69 ARE YOU 11 YEARS OLD OR OLDER? I f you have even one drink Southeast Asia policy -as the overnight lows 46 to 60. ing a quality apartment complex on a'previously unattractive site.” * Anything you could do easily after dinner, you regret it all 10 years ago Is harder to do itow the next day. • ARR YOU INTEStBSTEa> IN EARNING YOUR OWN MONEY? —and you pause to consider We were proud of The Mansion, on Otis. St, which we refurbished and modernized — still keeping its old-world look of charm and Any exercise you think you whether U's worth doing at all. • HA\rB YOU TTIOUGHT ABOUT SA'VING FOR YOUR FUTURE EDUCATION? ought to 'toke today to pep you If a stranger stops you to ask elegance. up you try to postpone lintil to­ what time it is, you wonder • DO YOU KNOW THE VALUABLE KNOWLEDGE YOU CAN GAIN FROM OWN­ morrow. whether he has a hixlden motive. ING YOUR OWN BUSINESS? We remain proud of them. i) .e HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT THAT YOU WOULD LIKE TO OWN YOUR OWN he ask somebody else? And now, we’re equally proud of Pine Ridge Village. r to do som ething about tt. PAPER ROUTE? You are so afraid of being When you read an article such mugged that you never carry all So — come out tomorrow and look at it for yourselves. / as this, you get annoyed at the the cash you have on you in a THE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD guy who wrote it and mutter to single pocket. ^ HAS ROUTE OPENINGS IN MANCHESTER AIVD IN SURURBAN AREAS You’ll understand our pride. We’ll he happy to share it with you. you rself : Maybe you're not really fat, "What’s he trying to do any­ but If you want to see your fe^t way—make me feel old?" clearly you have to bend over a N op e—Just hohest. bit so your stomach won’t be In 17 y o u ____ A R E INTBRBSTEP THE APPLICATTON the w ay. BELOW lyiLL MAKE m EASY FOR YOU TO TAKE Your bathroom medicine cabi­ THBFTBST OTBP TO'WARD OWNING YOUR OWNv Model Apartments Decorated and Furnished By net Is stocked like an arsenal, Bloodmobile ROUTE. CAU. US— WHh 28 Buildings Complete, We Hove A Vori- and whenever you open It to get EUl it out and mall to Manchester Evenings Herald, your raxor, two or three bottles Vigils Schools U BtaMU S t, Maaotoaster 06040. “FURNITURE CITT of pUls or potions tumble off the •ly O f FIm Apdrtmoirts To Offer Wholover Your Toste Or crowded A ^ves into the wash Red Cross Bloodmobile units will be in the gymnasiums of NAICH basin. 810 Main St. MonehtBiar It beoosnes necessary to Manchester High School and NeoebMoyBe! PETER’S swear off chewing gum and salt­ East Catholic High School Mon­ ADIMBBS w a te r t K t t y , because the day from 8:30 a.m., to 2:80 dimed stuff sticks to your p.m. The EXJH8 unit will also brldgew«»fe. accept Mood donations from If you have to tell your wife a Cheney Tech students, little white U »—my, that phrase Parents must sign permls- FHOMB .AOB RENTALS end MANAGEMENT BY PAUL W. 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' 1 MANCHESTER feVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONn !., SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1970 PAGS FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTOR. CONN., SATURDAY, MAY" 9, 1970 PAGE FIFTEEN

Sports Dud Yost Honored V SATUKDAT cird^ Additional honors were be­ -Ravaged Reed Leads Knicks to Crown 2i66 — Mets vs. Gianto, stowed on Earl YoM. sports es Top Pulaski Channels 22,10, 8 editor of The Hersld, Isst 4l28 — Red Sox ve. A’e, night when he was named NEW YORK (AP) — ship in the final, seventh game ry West, the Lakers’ super just before game Hme, he Knicks’ conch who was soaked 36 points. This helped the Chamberlain," said Bowman. Reed was voted the Most Val­ w n o an honorary alumni athlete uable Player of this world series 6:60 — Wide World of by the University of Hart­ before a deafening full house at guard, who ^rat his seventh Walked onto the court amid a from a dressing room cham­ Knicks . to a 36-24 first quarter “ He told me to just keep my el­ Where there’s a Willis, Sporte Stops Indians^ 8-1 ford. Similar honors went to pagne .shower. "We meant to edge, and it was all downhill for bow In his back and lay on him of basketball and will collect a Madison Square Garden. playoff series. "It was a real thundering, standing ovation. lltOO — Yanke ve. Angele, Bill Newell of the Courant As Sullivari Homers there’s a way. use Willis defensively from the New York after that. real good." cor for it. Reed Rad said before the And the New York Knicks "The fans were just great, tribute to the man that he was start. He know what he had to Reed played the first half, as The advice worked. Chamber- The Knicks won a total of Channel 18, WINF By DEAN YOST Into a home run but a fine relay In eight Innings work. , and Art MoGinley of the By PAT McCABB forenoe record to 1-1 oAsr sifffor- and I' didn’t want to disappoint out there at all.” game,“ I’ll play It I can crawl." Times. Ing on earlier defeat to fiouto . found that way behind pain-rav- do.’* New York all but burled the lain wound up with 21 points, far $118,060 from the playofto, shout SUNDAY Not quite having -his loftflelder Bob Starkey, to Manchester is away Monday Awesome power, com­ them," Reed said In the cham­ He almost had to. CUitholic. a««d WUUb Reed BViday night Reed, the NBA’s Most Valu­ Reed , also got the Knicks hopes of the bridesmaid Lakers from his Herculean perform­ $8,000 to $0,000 a man. The Lak­ 2:06 — Meta ve. Giants, stuff yesterday, ace Man- «»»rtstop Gary LaRoeque, to against Bristol Bastm in a Each recipient received a bined with the clutch beating the Los Angeles Lakers pagne-drenched euphoria ■ of t''e able Player and the Knicks’ ac- His opponent at center. Wilt going offensively. He scored the with a 69-42 lead. He got anoth­ ance of 46 Wednesday. ers, who lost for the seventh Channel 8 pitcher Bud Mallszewskl and CCIL game and returns home plaque from Jack Repass, pitchinjf of senior ace Mike The Eaglea iMum to action to­ winner’s dressing room. "When Ohamb'rlaln, beat him down cheater hurler Jim Bale-- wMh etirprising ease US-m to knowledged leader, badly Knicks’ first two field goals with er pain-killing shot at the Inter­ The seconds ticked away in time without tasting victory 2:00 — Bruins vs. Blues, finally to catcher Joe Vinci nail­ Wednesady against Platt High of director of sports informa­ Jeffries, lifted the Eagles night as they fane X&vier High T was warming up, there was.jn sano was belted hard, as win the National Basketball As­ bnii-ert his rl^ht. *’ln the court on many plays In the his needle-threading jumper mission, then played about half the third quarter, and die crowd champagne, get $87,000 or $6,000 Channel 18 ed Balesano' by - five feet at Meriden, and then hosta Mal­ tion at the college. The three of Middleta)m under ttw lights lot o f questions in my mind. first half. Reed was playing on host Conard High found of East Catholic to their cut Palmer Field. sociation title. day’s fifth game here. He sat from the Key. That brought of the third quarter. ^ t more imruly. Other Knicks to $7,000 each. 4:60 — Yanks ve. Angels, home. This was the' end of the oney High FYlday at Memorial guests were d toA to r their seventh victory of the sea­ "I said to myself, you must r’o out Wednesday night’s loss to one leg. He grimaced and hob­ Chamberlain out, and nullified At the 5:44 mark, backup cen­ took turns hitting baskets—Dick West, who scored 26 points to his curve ball to their lik­ Field. All games will start aL contributions to the univer­ ■Mi (14) New York’s ace center, play- Channel 18, WINF Indians’ scoring. son as ^hey defeated Hartford Ob r erbt the job . . . your team needs the Lakers that tied the series bled, but got the job done—that his awesome rebounding pres­ ter Nate Bowman came in with Barnett, Dave DeBusechere and lead Los Angeles, said: "We ing and tallied six runs in five 3:30. sity over the years. *ng ‘ 'because there's no tomor­ 4:26 — Bed Sox ve. A’s, In the bottom of the fifth, County Conference rival Pulas­ Oaudreau, 2b, 4 9 you.” at 3-3. is, he stopped Chamberlain. the Knicks ahead 81-S6 and the Bill Bradley—and drove more were never in the game. The and two thirds Inning. ReUever OoBord 18) Crlspino, If, ti. cf. 8 8 row " and loaded with padn-kill- ence under the basket. w n c Conard wrote Baleeano’e death Presentation took place at k i High of New Britain yestejS-^ U S While Reed draped himself confetti-tossing crowd uncon­ nails into the Laker casket. Knicks handled the ball well, Brian Maher was charged with ab r m“, he "I was apprehensive from the note. An error by Kevin Amann, 3b, Ellington Ridge Country day by the lop-sided scoi^ -^ f 6 0 i 8 h "irst moment he stepped on the around Chamberlain, Walt Fra­ trollable with glee. , At the end of the third quar­ they shoot well and they’re in­ two and the Chieftains won the LaRoeque, a UcKeon, if, U, ‘ 2 cal and inspirational lift to give wouldn’t have played in his co n­ two pain-killing shots pumped Krovantka allowed Amarai to Oiuca, cr, Club following the annUU 14-5. Coroeb, if, zier scored IS of his game-high "Willis told me how to play ter, it was'M-6B New York. telligent." CCIL ■ game, 8-1. Manchester 1 the Knicks their first champion­ dition,". said a disappointed Jer­ into the night hip area. Then, court," said Red H.' Pats fereak PesUc, o, 0 Conard took both ends of toelr. out, Scott Pfaelps laced Rick Platek, starter for the R. Sullivan, c, 1 Cronin’s Men J-effries, p. 0 Record 30 Homers 83 Oep^als, waa knocked out of the Of Favorite seasonal meeting, winning the ® Balesano curve to left field H sach eiter first game In Manchester, 2-1, knocking In two runs and put- Loss Skein ^bOx in the first inning as he Totals 14 10 1 U Harsh. 2b. allowed three runs to cross the Palaakl (S) DARLJNGTON, S. C. (AP) although Balesano struck out 14 ^**g the game out of reach for A. Noake, as. ab r h a ibt Beleaano, p. rf, plate without the need of an Lewtofal, «a, 1 0 0 Manchester. Kuboa, rf, Wlto six drivers sharing the *»ri«r8, and yesterday’s tilt, cmha. ri. I W ith Witt Engle hit. Platek was plagued 1 0 0 Balesano, not effecUve as the Reliever Brian Mahier came B. Maher, p, 0 ‘ V KlisU, 3b. 1 Hit in N.L. Action Deliver, Too role of favorite, toe fastest field Jackson: Ir. by wildness as ho walked throe KozknrsU, lb 1 first time, got Conard out in the In and allowed only one hit and Q After dropping six toneecutive TOM gULUVAN R utcaiukiM , If, 8 8 standard. games with an Infield single end HoHc, c, Eagle batters and hit throe 0 0 0 NEW YORK (AP)—GNew York Mets 1; Hous­ • • * ride too— off the bats,of Harmon Killebrew and Boog first IndlcaUon that the Indian somewhat in a jam, caught cSJSJS 000330ol5 eted one to left field for his fiivt Clutch p.Vxh'ng by Jeffries, Bororwakl, pb. 0 ------Powell. hurler was losing his stuff. Starkey leaning the wrong wAy 6«aiichMiter ooooioooo l alike zeroed in on the ton 7, Plttsbiugh 6; Los Angeles ASTROS -PIRATES — ■ - - i M p p - - * 1- long douMes by Tom Happeny Totals 20 6 8 0 8 The 36 starters, picked from Manchester rallied in the fUth and picked him off on a perfect topped Ellington High (6-8) fences for a record 30 8, PhUadelpdrla 4 in 12 itmings; Pitcher Jim R ay’s infield hit While NL hitters were poling lug Bast Oatho’Jc a firm 6-0 and Rich Coroao end Jdm De- Innings I 2 a 4 5 6 7 8 9 Iblalj 6-5, South Windsor High (6-5) E ast 304100016 14 home runs in a mere seven, San Diego 11, Mrmtreai 1 in the broke a ^th-innlng. deadlexik a record 30 home runs Friday, M entries during three days o t Inning when A1 Noske reached throw to first baaeman Greg Manchester 9: BB: (Mallstcwskl. Ictad. Stars Just downed Granby High 9-0, Rocky Oiorvannl put the lo'ng on the Pulaakl 000000320 6 opetrer o f a twl-rJghter and and Joe Mcirgan follDwed with a Minnesota’s KUlebrcw and Bal­ Ume trials, averaged 144.638 Balesano, also Chamberlain. ®Mah"“' 2' Jeffries pitched five innings Corosq, Connors; games. H'.'l defeated Rham H'gh of He­ cake for the Eagles. The latter HH: T. Sidllvan, J. DeOknnznnl, L. It W€U3 the most e v w hit In one ‘Montreal 7, San Diego 8 in the two-run triple to spark Houston timore’s Powell continued thlr miles per hour in gaining spots Uw team. For the wiimers, Giuca, La- «"« | 2 SIS of stellar ball and with a 8-0 bron 12-2, and Cromwell trim- pounded a home run into deep Tbrnn: m ; Crlspino 2; 8AC; Jof- day in the Nt,—the old mark 11-iiming nightcap. past Pittsburgh, despite Robert­ G am e Short torrid long bail pace fbr the mairgn In the sixth liu*^, frlM, 2; m *; Loogo to Oaudeou to in the chase for 486 000 in ^ze f ^ Ij; 0 meJ Boiton H'gh (2-6) 9-3. rigith ceniterfleld to stifle a mild SuJUvan, .Socha to Oaudeou to T . was 28 in eight games oti^uly 8k • • * son’s two homers. Doug Rader American League dlirlsion lead­ m me cnase lor s«o,ooo in prize jjeld and the ball took off leading hitters. Starting pitcher Balesano 8 for 6 runs in M: h b p : Coach Jim Penders brought in General uprising in the last in- fluUivBn.'^Oaudgui^to e^lva^ LOB-i money. About $17,600e.-T —III wlU — go to ^rolling, ...... “ _ T r HS'Vlstewskt. Gllha, Cbeinberlaln: EAST HAMPTON -r Coventry 1982—«n d miatched the Anaori- GCBS - REDS — cxxinected for the Astros. ers. He tried to stretch it Mallszewskl whiffed 18 batters w : Maher; ra!^UKl(0) junior hurler Jim Connora to nings. i»..*--i-iPulaakl «5. «»—B a al >»T; B S ; Jeffries -- ^ 2, O f L aurels rode home safely on a seven- Connors 4, Fiatek 8, rinulskl 7; can and major league t«oord^t * * * Killebrew slammed hds fifth the winner. take over the duties. Oennons In the nlrth. Rich COraso BO; Jeffries 8, Cbnnora 4, Platek 1, The Cubs and Reds combined run outburst in the. second in­ June 10, 1962, and repeated J t ^ DODGERS - PHILS — „ homer In o s many gom es as the nan into dtif'culty, however, as cracked a grand slam homer, Prstulskl 6: tilts off; A tek p f«- for nine homers in their slug- m e Lcs _ ____, ___,___a m a The final one and pne-half ning to gain its second win. Hie 3 in 13H -. Connors 3 tor 8 14, 1964, both times in 10 games. festk with Williams driving 'in The Dodgers snapped a 4-4 tie he allowed ah fl-ve Pulaski rune, hut neglected to tag third and for 5 runs in 2: Prtulskl 10 for 11 hours of the race will be carried Patriots were paced at the plate TOns bi 81; H B P ; SOcKeon. T . BiX- You couldn’t blame the pitch­ four runs as Chicago’s six-gome with Philadelphia in the 12th on thaee coming on a home run by was given only a double, live on the ABC television net­ Cheney Wins First by Carl Lakes with two singles - „ ------„ ------hvan. B . BuUlvan. U. ICHes: W P : ers for suspecting that someone catcher Larry Timm. So the losing streak and Clncirmatl’s two-out doubl.s by Willie Da'vls with"teammates Doug Green, 'nUs Victory booots Boat’s oon- had slipped bi the juioed-up ex­ nn homer in 14 games, propeUtog work beginning at 6 p.m. strli^ of eight -victories ended. and Wes Parker and Bill Sudak- of capturing the' Western Divis­ Wally Solenski and Scott Rose perimental baseball as one otter the' East Division leodbig Or­ (BIDT). Besldee Williams, Perez and is iced it with a three-run hom­ ion playoff championship. collecting a RBI each. another ahbt over the fences. McRae, J. C. Martin and Jim er. The Phillies had tied it with ioles to a 6-1 victory over the Charlie Glotzbach and Bobby They are . matched against Allison, driving winged Dodges, By Topping Prince A1 Markham paced the losers’ Crompton Holds One-Strohe Lead in Houston WUlie Mays of the Giants, Chicago White Sox. Hickman Of the Cubs and John­ three lile-jnnirjg solo ihots—by the Denver Ptockets in a na­ attack -with two hits and a run Ton yPerez and Hal McRae of The homers^ ninth of the sea­ held down the front row start­ ny Bench of the Reds also home Browne, Deron Johnson and tionally televised (CBS) contest batted in. the Reds, ^ U y WUUams of the son for each slugger, were ing berths, with Glotzbach win- Winding up on the right side of the ledger for the ered. Don Money. at 12 noon, MST, in Uie Denver ROCKVILLE — Continuing Cubs and Bob Robertson of the * * * • • • ning the Important pole position Auditorium Arena. The Stars first time this season following six consecutive defeats, to pace the North Central Con­ Pirates walloped two apiece to Four-Point Success Prograi II BRAVES - CARDS — PAMIES - EXPOS — have won three In a row since league Prealdent 8”*" at a record 153.822 m.p.h. AlU- Cheney Tech’s baseball team annexed that elusive first necticut Conference, Tolland set the pace. But the list also in­ King’s solo homer in the sev­ Two-run homers by; Kelly euid drxrpplng the opener of the ^ i?”*!®** victory yesterday afternoon at home. Tech held on to High turned back EUllngton cluded blasts by such unre- Jim Spencer bimI Roger Repoz til i, , I HOUSTON (AP) — Bles, while legendary Ben Ho- enth imtlng enabled the Braves Caimizaaro highlight^ San Die­ David Pearson 163.246 for a troimce Prince Tech of Hart------Gilbert next at 141. Beman, the nowned sluggers as Van KeUy, If the Rockets, division cham- accounted fo r^ tl^ third-place start. ^ e i^h?s^^Knights' S ' n L e d Crampton, a cGrl^ first round leader, slipped to a to edge the Oardinals. It served go’s first-game ■victory 'but mu ^ a t. 1 1 J lord, 15-16. Cheney Tech (15) Hogan, 66 and playing In hla Chris Oannizaaro, Bob Barton plons for the regular season, homerre in O a l ^ r ^ e 4 ^ n o d The up-front drivers Included ^ ab “ r ■IT e rbi allowed only^ four hits, but it haired Australian who led " 73, Including a double bogey on the Cards right since they were Montreal won the nightcap LeeRoy Yarbroi^h, whose Fbrd Vertecan righthander Bob N^som, •1 nent and Dave Campbell of the Pa­ a>, 3 0 0 1 was enough for Tolland to cap­ the $115,000 Houston the 16th, iidiere he' missed the the only team that didn’t c»n- when Gary Ross •wild-pitched win today’s game, the teams _ 5 2 2 1 2 years, had a 75 for 146. dres, Gary Sutherland of the will move bLk to Anaheim, Sal Bando J" ^ won both events here last year Burnham went the route for the pepica,^. 4 2 1 0 1 italize on. Champions Invitational green and three-putted. trlbute to the home run barrage. the winning run home from 2 3 2 0 ‘‘I’m tired,” admitted Hogan, Ebep^, Byron Browne of the Calif., for a Sunday engage- runs with a ^ e r and aL^le m en route to a record $190,0(X> sea- winners. He gave up 10 hits, in- oStolf^c 2 Rich Charland had one hit South African Gory Flayer Hank Aaron got the Braves thiird base. The Padres wasted 5 1 1 0 2 Golf Tournament going who was limping badly (m an in- FhiUies and Hal King of the Oakland drubbed Boaton 7-1 and son. Yarbrough’s wnnlng speed eluding a homer by Bob Crane Larrlmore’ lb, 3 1 2 1 0 and two RBI’s to pace the win­ took his second oonsecutive 73 even in the sixth with a three- home runs by Nate Colbert, Meek, cf. into today’s third round, Braves. Even relief pitcher The Rockets were strongly Kaiwas CUy mauled Detroit 9-3 for the 1969 Rebel was 131.672 6 0 0 0 0 ners. . . jured left knee as he trudged and was well back. Armdd Pal­ run homer off Bob Gdbsoti, Ws Barton, Campb^ and Roberts. Ed M on ts doubled twice fo r Landry, as, 3 2 1 1 0 has a four-point program over the demanding 7,166 yard Cave Roberts of the Padres got favored before the series opened ^ other games.^ ^ m.p.h. IMartey. if. 1 1 0 0 0 Ron Gurnon hurled the 'vic­ mer, Jack Nicklaus and Billy 12th of the season. Rico Oarty Rusty Staub homered for the' Prince. for success on th e pro Champions Golf Club course. into the act, and his was the last The Petty Plymouth team, tory and went the distance. Casper are not conqieUiig. extended his hitting streak to 26 Expos. against a team that barely Totals 29 16 10 3 8 tour. one of the night to equal the AL squeezed Into the pos^eason TWINS - INDIANS made up of all-time NASCAR Cheney, too, liad 10 hits, all GRANBY — Knocking in four Bles, a former club pro from Crampton, a $100,000 winner Prince T«ch (8) "First, you’ve got to have playoffs, but so far haven’t been KUlebrew’s two-run wallop In winner Richard Petty and blond singles. Burnham, Ken Larrl- r h e rbi BOB BURNHAM runs with a homer and a dou()le, SeatUe playing only his second each of the last two years, Amandeo, 2b, 1 0 0 , 0 0 ability,” Crampton said. full year on the tour, moved into marked his round with excellent able to match the over-all play the fifth inning gave (Mlnneaota. Pete Hamilton, also was among more and Jim Poold each col­ S o^ o. If, Dennis Griswold powered the 3 1 0 0 0 "You’ve got to be able to pro­ second place with a 67 for 138, iron play. He had nine one-putt ^Sust Played My Regular Ganie’ of a determined Stars squad led a 4-2 lead, but the Indians the favorites. Hamiltmi, winner BOungton, 3b, 4 0 0 1 0 South Windtor Bobcats past S $ a g u c lected a i>air. Crane, ss. 4 2 3 1 2 duce when you need to. just one stroke back of Cramp- greens, used only 27 putts and (AP flPhotofox) by Craig Raymond and Mack stouck for four rtina in the sixlh, of 600-mlle events at Daytona Granby High in another NCXX Lhe locals jumped into a 3-0 Monts, c, 4 2 « 1 1 "You’ve got to have a lot of t(Hi. didn’t sink a one longer htan FOUL PLAY— Los Angeles’ Jerry West snaps ball out of hands of Nate Bow­ Calvin. the last three on a homer by snd Talladega, started fourth in Henderson, if. 3 T 2 0 2 game. TAKINGS 2 u 2 0 1 luck. Big FVed Marti, a Houston na- five feet. man of Knicks during lively playoff action. West was charged with a foul. The Rockets’ coach, Joe Bel- rookie Ray Foster, the order. lead In the first • Inning and 2 Bobcat’s Murphy fired a two- League 0 (I 0 0 "And you’ve got to have good Uve who has yet to win in alx He had two bogeys, on the Mays Helps Rookie mont, thinks he kno-ws the rea- The Twins pulled U out in the never trailed although PTlnce a u 0 0 n Sports Slate hitter and losers committed six 3 0 0 0 n enough nerves.” years on the tom-, also barged second and 14th, nUi^mr tha son behind the late-season spurt sevdMh «n George Mltterwald'e errors. Granby dropped to 5-5. cut the deficit to 6-3 after foui-. 1 0 0 0 0 He put Uie comblilatlon to- Into contenUwi wlUi a 67. He green each time. HU flw Wrd- W. L. Pcfc G.B. of the California club. He said two-run blest and a run-scoring 1 <1 0 1 0 SATURDAY, MAY 9 ROCKY HILL — John Imundo 10 .683 — A four-run fifth frame and six Ocx^enonche, 3b, 0 0 0 0 0 and Pete Elliott combined to gether for a three-under-par 68 waa alone In third place at 189. ies came after irwi i*wits i«{t Chicago 14 it was the new ownerriiip with single X>y Tony OUva. Deelaurie, 3b, 0 0 more in the sixth iced the ver­ 0 0 0 Baseball FMday for a 36-hole total of 187 Gene LitUer followed at 140 him putts ranging from one to New York 13 14 .481 2% Bill Daniels, Denver cable tele- * * * hit and pitch Rocky Hill past Win First Deeision Orr Adds Most Valuable Award Totals 30 6 10 4 6 East Catholic at Xavier and a one-stroke lead over Don with Deane Beman and Glbby five feet. 14 .481 Rham. The win -was the loth in Phlla’phla 13 2% ^aion officii, buying the team. OBIOLBS - WHITE SOX — dict for a happy Coach Vin Innings 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 'IVXali 11 outings for Rocky Hill. Pittsburgh 12 16 .444 Bhi "Suddenly they have security,” Powell tied MUwankee'a De- Kasheta. Cheney 3 1 0 1 4 6 z 15 (Night) NEW YORK (A P)—A 39-year-old youngster named Prince 0102021 6 Imundo pitched a five-hitter, St. Louis 10 13 .436 3M, Belmont said FWday. "They ny Walton for the league RBI T h e success also avenged a 3B; iMonts 2; ' Bolton at Bacon Willie Mays helped Miguel Fuente celebrate his 22nd To Growing List of Tribute^ BS: Buraham 2, struck’ out nine and drove in Montresd '8 17 .320 6M. Jmow 'they will be back some lead, -by smacking a three-run Tollsano 19, Pat^ 4; SO: Burnhani birthday with a pair of 400-foot gifts and the awe­ EARLY BIRDS — Joan Colby previous loss to Prince. The 5^ Tollsano 6. Pstry 3; Hits off: Manchester C.C at Norwalk three runs. Little League Starts West Divisiaa ^ce next year.” homer in the first Inning that 180-846, Jan Cushing 126. latter’s lone -win in five starts Tollsano 4 tor 6 nuw la S|; Fatly struck Mexican gained his first major league triumph Cincinnati 22 7 .769 — Lady Byng for effective and Phil Esposito, who has set a 4 tor 9 runs in 2; Oourtenanche 2 C.C. (2) Rham dipped to 6-7 to r the BOSTON (A P)—Bobby The Rockets looked to Spen- gent the Orioles on the way to waa against Cheney. for 1 runs In I. season. in his initial visit to New York. Atlanta 16 11 .693 6 gentlemanly play in 1967 and scoring record for all players cer Haywood and Larry Jones the;lr fourth Consecutive ■viiatoryk Ordinary pipe cleaners are Orr, his arms already full BOLTON — Despite a "There were so many people ^ Los Angeles 16 12 .666 6 1968—and with the Bruins about with 26 playoff points. to prodiioq their most effective The bdg first basemqn has deMv- perfect for twisting around coils With Three Twiubills watching,” Puente said ner- Mays contributed a single, rals- Seui F’teui. 14 16 .483 8 of awards, could become to clinch the Stanley Cup, Orr Esposito, who took the Hart shotmeiking ip today’s battle with gred 26 luna, 11 of them in four tremendous home run by Wayne of monofilament and leaders to Gagnon, visiting Cromwell keep the wiry material from be- vously in halting English, after mg his average to .288 with six Houston 13 16 .448 9 the first man in National could make It a grand slam by and Ross trophy last year, sat guard Jeff CcoigdOn as floor g^unes against the Write Sox. How the time flies! hurling the San BVanclsco homers and 16 nms batted in. San Diego 12 18 .400 lOMi taking the Coim Smythe trophy back and beamed with brotherly leader. , * * * Bonanza in Swaps for Superstars Hlgh defeated the Bulldogs 9-3 coming hopelessly entangled, It’s been 21 years since Little Leasrue baseball was Giants to a 7-1 victory over the "I don’t consider mirself a Hockey League history to in a Charter Oak Conference These same cleaners can also ______Friday’s Results as MVP of the playrrffs. pride FYlday as he watched his ANGELA • YANKS — first intrc^uced to Manchester with four teams playing’ New York Mets Friday night be- home run hitter anymore,” win four individual, tro­ brother, Tony, walk off -with two ^ capped around long-shank- Chicago 10, Cincinnati 7 Boston needs only one more The Angels stayed within NE3W YORK (NEA)— would have made the difference man. Hornsby’s average went mediately converted the Orioles at Memorial Field to re 43,109 fans at Shea Sta­ Mays said. "I’m just not that victory to finish off St. Louis awards. Tony, who turned In a AH of Boluxi s runs came In ed hooks to form wooly worm atteznoon the on- San Diego 11-6, Montreal 1-7, phies in a single season. one-half gome of Minnesota in Oscar Robertson is not the ®'l- The Lakers again lost from .317 to J 61, and the Giants to World Champions, as he be­ pianck F)ield, Laiwyern w . Nor­ dium. strong anymore. I’ll get my record 16 shutouts for CSrlcago, M «|or Lednue the third inning, two Cardinals. The Rama gave up ------^------place a few days later. The FoSloiwing the opening tiwinbills "I’m In good ehape now and I (Stoneman 1-6), N history that one man has won stands an excellent shot at the aged a small measure of solace 65 season, the San FTanclsco next season (1929) he. went to HOT DOGS BLANKiO) home run. “ He’s still a young don’t fe61 39 and I’ve been play­ three trophies—Chicago’s Stan trophy. His chief competition when the Blues’ Phil Goyette Baltimore 26; Walton, Milwau­ House that iRuth Built. Jim 11 player for Matson. fishing authorities say It's al­ each league will operaite five DENVER. Colo. (A P ) — Dui^ San F’rancisco (Robertson 2-2) A ’ S - SOX — Warriors sent Wilt to PhUadel- the Cube, becam e manager, hit man to me,” said Puente. “I kee 25. Thorpe, for another, sold him- Sometimes, as they say, 11 most certain that another bat- n'ghts a week, Monday through ing good." at New York (Koosmon 0-2) Mikita took the Hart, Ross and should come from teammate won the Byng trophy. Chuck Dobson, backed by phia. It took two seasons for the' .380, and led the team from Famechon Risks ing an Americtui FPotboU had never seen him before but I With his three hits. Mays now Hits—F. Alou,- Oakland 36; heads are better than one. The tier has taken up occupancy In Friday, weaittier permittliig’. League giune some pranksters Cincinndti (Nolan 5-0) at Chi­ Bando’a slugging, Uanked the to win ^ ^ M B A uSe.' third place to the pennant. this location. Opening pairings ere these: knew all about him. He was one has 2,919 in his career as he Oliva, Minnesota 36. from the Canton Bulldogs to the most Rams were 8-4-0 in 1958. With climbed up behind the scon- cago (Hands 4-1) Red Sox on three hlta until ttie important recent Depression days accounted Boxing Crown of my idols.” closes in on the select 3,000-hlt Doubles—F. Alou, Oaldand 10; Oorang Indians, among many . Matson the following season, ------National League et Buckley boeud and changed the words, Los Angeles (Vance 2-1) at ninUi, when Carl Yadrzem skl star NBA player for some astounding dMis. In ROME (AP) — Johnny Fame­ There’s no such thing as a vb Mays, in his 19th season, circle. Dust Commander White, New York 9; PetrocelU, ^others. "And," wrote one bio­ they won two of 12 games. Field, Morlarty’s - . Medics "San Diego,-’ to read “Hot Philadelphia (Fryman 2-0) ruined toe shutout bid -wllh a -was the one in which Dave De- 1933, Clark Griffith created chon of Austral^ will risk Ms “ bad” CEUrt. Even when a CEust slammed a solo homer in the Boston 9. grapher, scratching -around in Three of football's finest and MiEinohester Auto Parts -vs. Dogs." The scoreboEud operator "WlUle Is a great one for ris­ Pittsburgh (Moose 0-3) at leadotf homer. Da-ve Dunoan Busacherc cam e to the Kniclui dealing off his share of the world feother- goes astray or drops rtwrt, re- VFW. opening inning over the left field Still Uncertain Triples—Tovar, Minnesota 4; sketchy background, "he didn’t quarterbacks have been traded; -was unaware of it.and the words ing to the occasion," said Giants Houston (Grifflh'1-4) drVled on Inalde-the-paik homer in December, 1968. FVom that e r - best player - short- ■weight chompdonshlp today trieve the lure Just as cEirefully 6 Ued wlto S. play every game, but vdien he Bobby Laynp, Norm Van Brock- Ameiriican League at WsxldeU stayed in place for several min­ Ume on, the Knicks have bem st - son - In ■ law, Joe Cronin, against Vicente SEildlvar of eis you would a perfect heave. St. LoWs (Culver 3-1) at At­ About Preakness Home runs^P. Howard, for toe A’s. lln and Y. A. TltUe. Field, Seeus va. Wlixx> and Po- utes. The San Diego Chargers did aplay tr Ms team usually ^ won." , a Oldt-WiMf W' to file Red Sox for a quarter of Mexico, the former champion. same direcUon off the right-han- lanta (Nash3-1), N Washington 10; J. Powell, Bal­ a strong, well-balanced,' ■ cem- After the first two games in A hastily jerked-bEick plug will lloe A FUre vs. Dillon Fted. were far from hot tluit day, los­ der- in the sixth with Bobby tonight ^ when he s Smday’B Games LOUISVILLE, Ky. (A!P) — timore 9; Killebrew, Minnesota RO YAIA - T1g I » & — a million dollars. Thirteen years Saldivar^ 27, who retired as usually spoil the fishing in the strong, he can still outrun a fly- ed from the CincinnaU S' Roy­ 1938, Layne (who earlier in his ^ Intemaitondl League at Ver- ing to the Denver Brbnoos 18-0. Bonds on -with a single, to r a 3-0 San Diego at Montreal 9; Walton, Milwaukee 9. - The Royala, who had tod four Jerry Lucas, a star forward later the Red Sox, with Cronin the unbeaten king of the 126- immediate area. Besides, eui er- ball and hit the ball a mile.” Dust Commander, the Kentucky als to the MUWaukee Bucks. career -was sent from Chicago lead. San Francisco at New York Stolen bases—Har^r, Mil­ In a row, erupted for six runs la who______hadA teamed . -with manager Robert- but no longer the pound class in 1967, has bad nuit cast may stiU Induce a The combination of Mays and Derby -winner, was on the road to Detroit and helped the Ltons "I just played my regular waukee 14; P. Kelly, Kansas the first inning, helping rigtit- P O M ^ 7-8 Lew ^ y , " lie’ll,"sh ortstop, won a pennant. (Hily one fight on his comeback. strike. Puente helped the Giants get to Los Angeles at IPhiladelphia become champions) was traded •ATURDAY at 8HB COp«n sit 81301 game," said Mays, cementing to ittmllco today not knowing Imnder Boh Johnson' hreeae to Alclndor. The. combination . . .. of was traded last fall to San money also, Phllodelidila He whipped Joiae Legia. in Los within one game of the $600 Cincinnati at Chicago City 10; Yastrzemski, Boston 10. from Detroit to Pittsburgh. He his No. 2 spot on the all-time his first major league victory. Alclndor, who may become the Francisco. The Warriors did not manogerowner Connie Angeles lEist July 18. Sometimes a part’s better mark at 14-16 while the Mets Pittsburgh at Houston whether his visit will be a holi­ ^'P’itchlng (3 decisions)—^Tiant, helped Pittsburgh cUmb to third home nm list behind Ba'be Boh OUyer keyed the Kansas mokrth^’ Aay-^s.' . Mack sold several of his stars. Flcunechon, 26, won a ebaro Strikeouts — McDowell, and DeJton Jones homered for where he became the manager Sydney, Austialla, last July 28. <“■ earthworm, cut down on t)ie •le time, I don’t put out any A g ee stretched his consecutive to a. go at the second jewel dynasties such as the New York through ^cher. T^‘ Tlvera Brockllji to Philadelphia. Japan’s Shozo Saijo Js recog- dosage. Try using Just the taU ^ SEMMTE Baltimore 18 8 .692 ___ Cleveland 64; LoUch, Detroit 66. Detroit. The EHigles dropped from fifth FEATURESiES inore because It’s New York. hitting streak to 19, snapping of thoroughbred racing’s triple Yankieea, Green Bay (Packers, Fx>Uowli^ are some won two successive pemumts. nized o s world champ by the o r a small segmmit o t the Detroit 14 11 .660 3% ^ Natloasl League to last. But they tied for second P t a SOYL. OOBIPAOT B V B M n The people here treat me great, the Mets’ mark of 18 ert by crown after the big colt galloped Boston Celtics, U.S Steel and “ major ones, ’with a note Also after ’83, Mack- sold Lefty World Boxing Association, worm. Often this does the trick. Boston .13 12 .620 4% Batting (60 at bats),—Carty, the Plantagenets. on Um immediate results, in- in 1969 and won the champion­ • non) raw P B i c u s but that’s not the way to play. FYank TTiomas in 1962. briskly over 1% miles at Grove to the Red Sox, and the New York 15 14 .617 414 Atlanta .420; Perez, Cincinnati ship in I960. And Van Brocklln You put out the sam e all the Fhiente, a 6foot, 160-pounder, Ashe Faces Lutz The Bucks, wlUiout Robert- thes^cMaUon of hoW pj^cher helped Boston move up Wsish’n. 13 13 .600, 6 Churchill Downs. .408. figured that was a good time to tim e,'' limited the Mets to^ seven hits, son, rocenUy lost the Eastern m® MUwatikw ^ cks will do f^m seventh to fourtii. After ClevelEind 9 16 .378' 8 He left for Baltimore after a Rtuis—Bonds, San FTancIsoo. In Semifinal Play retire. 93 Latin - American Players STAFFORD SPEEDWAY Bonds also added an Inslde- including Ken Boswell’s solo ho­ washdown, and owner Robert Division final play-off series, tho aoquisitlon 1( 35^ slugger Jimmy FVixx was West Division 80; Tolan, Cincinnati 28; Carty, In 1960, at age 86, "I can't run TME FUSTEST i l H II TIE EAST the-park homer for ttie Giants in mer in the eighth, and struck Lehmann said he expected the Atlanta 28. • . tour'gomes to one, to the New ” ™ ‘*®fto®” • sold to Boston, too*. The A’s Minnesota 17 8 .680 ____ SblCRAMElNTO, CaUf. (AP) York Knicks. , Kelly of were now an eighth-place club. as well as my Uttie dauj^er, ONRI MO-SIlffORO SPRINGS CONN • fRII PiRNING a four-run eighth inning and out seven while walking {our. van to arrive between 7 a.m. Runs batted in—Perez, Cin­ CEUifomia 17 9 .664 )4 — Top seeded . Arthur Ashe now” ), R appeared Tittle was On Spring Baseball Rosters and 8 a.m: today. cinnati .83; H. Aaron, Atlanta Mmllariy, the Los Angeles In 1938, the Cards sent Dizzy OaklEind 13 16 .464 6V4 faces third seeded Boh Lutz of finlahed. Tho 49era traded him Lakers of the past few years ™ Kqtional League in hitting r)«on whose toe Iniurv had at- ______^ By FRANK ECK rolls, eapeoioUy, that bonus Chicago 11 14 ,■440:;• 6 But Lehmann said the decis­ 30; B. Williams, CSilcago 80. Ban Diego in today’s semifinals -AIKwith - a jgg average. He played the GlanU. But TTUle came ion on whether or not to enter Hits—Carty; Atlanta 42; Per­ had been playing the Celtica in fK.K. pitching, to the Cuta. ,ki- h A^s Put It AllTogether Kansas City 9 17 .846 8% in' the $20,0(X> Central CMUonia tor the Chicago Cubs, who In­ back. lrt uir Olanto from third AP Newsfeatures Sports Editor money, down to a minimum.’’ ez, Cincinhatl 42. the NBA finals, year after year, Dean still won seven -of his eight Mll-waukee 7 20^ .269 Dust Commander in toe Preak­ Tennis Championships. cidentally won the pennant The place to a division title and was The National Leaguo had 62 11 and losing. All they needed, K decisions and the Cubs wen the Ninety-three Latin baseball ^ Friday’s Results ness will not come until the Doubles—Tolan, Cincinnati ' Ashe disposed of Seattle’s next season he was sold to Bos­ niuned Jim Thorpe winner as Latins in spring training In was supposed, was a gxxid Ug pennant, after finishing second ptoyers were on maj<» league “;he"*A;i^eriect any problems whatsoever.’’ Ekllefsen of Lot Angeles, 64, 6- After the 1020 season, two Dykes of Detroit of Joe Gordon The St. Louis COrdlnttla really "We put It all together at with a single In the fifth. ' Stolen l ^ e s —^Bonds, San "With those three guys,’’ Wrote _ ___ from the Giants in 196®, Nvas South America. Boston (Slebert 2-1) at Oak­ Lehmann must pay that amount 3. Graebner has claimed (tie future Hall of Famers were of Cleveland, a little past mid­ went for players who danoe a last," he eald after the A’s wal- F’ranoiaco 12; Cardenal, St. Lou­ How com e? SBtVICE STATION Jim Lonborg was the starter land (Hunter 6-2) to get Dust Commander in toe men’s tltls here tor the piurt two' a PhUadelpMa writer, "the Lsk- Vor each oti^ "Tte Most Valuable PUver tho fol- way In the 1960 season. The pretty good Uingo. At S t |>etera- tia p eA .the Boaton Red Sox i h is 9; Harrelson, New York 9. and loser for the Red Sox. He New York (Keklch 0-0) at Oal- race as a supplemental entry. years. ers will win the championship World Champion St. Louis Car- 'owing season. He helped theI.. Tleers, who hod finlahed fourth "Well, when yum sign a free burg they had 11 Latina on the FVlday night. was belted'for seven hits and Pitching (8 dedsione)—Mor­ ifomla (Mexsersmith 8-3), N Edlefsen faces Barry MacfEay even If they round out the start- diiials sent Rogers Hornsby, Oardlnals Oardlnala . become WorldWorl: crawled home (ourtli “*®"‘ to this country out of Mgh roster. Six were natives of Puer- "W e got good pitching,' timely five runs in four Innings, losing ton, Montreal 8-0, 1.000; 2.64; Locc8l«d on a bwy statt Iil liw«y in riw I Washington (BosmOn 3-3) at today after MacKay defeated ing five N^th Ronald Reagan their second baaeman and man- Oiampions. the foBCNving season. And there "chool or college he wants to Rico, two were Dominicans, 9 hitting and made toe plays in his first game against two victo­ Barakeft Named Beaver, New York $-0, 1.000, hnd Dotia Day.’’ . ager, to the New York Giants Robinson, traded from dncln- hea not been a trade of man- $90,000 JuBt to sign,” said a two Cubans aiid one wiw bom in< vo u ir i the field,” he said. Milwaukee (Morris 0-0), N Alex O'snedo o f Loz Angeles, 6-4, ehostor aioo/ Good S B frcmtlont ries. IS' ’ 2.10; Nolan, C ^dm iati 6-0, 1.000, KaylMi Reagan and Day for Frank Frisch, second base- netl to Baltimore in 19M, Im- agers since. knowledgeable baseball men. Venezuela; Kansas City (Rooker 1-2) at FAIRFUBLD (AP) — FVed 3 6-4. noighborhood trodo. Low rant, finemfeing « The A's, who had been both­ The 1967 Cy Yoimg Award 2.46. “ In South America, where peo­ Detroib (Wilson 2-2) Women’s single semifinals Five other NL clubs itarted ered by pitchers with sore arms winner had been out of action Barakat has been named, head • ^ ^ Strikeouts—S e a v e r Now ple haven't got os much ea we and hitters plagued by alumpa; Minnesota (Tiant 6-0) at feature Kathy Harter of Beal the spring with five Latins. Only two weeks with a chronic stiff­ coach of Fairfield University’s Tork 60; G l b ^ , St. Louis 61. have, a youngster with a chance the Chicago Cubs had a com- got a four-hit performance out Cleveland (Chance 1-3) Beadi, Calif, against Denia Oar- ness in his right shoulder. >- to play In the big leaguea will pietely North Amerlcan-bom of sore-armed Chuck Dobson Dobson completed only his Chicago (John 2-6) at Balti­ basketball squad, . succeeding ter of Los Altos, Cahf., and top sign for a $1,600 bonus." * team. Including pitcher Fergto and four runs batted in from second game of toe season .He m ore (Phoebus 2-1) Jim Lynam who resigned last “ m B o w seeded Nancy Richey of Srn Am In other words baseball Is ex- Jenkins, a native of Ontario, For fwKior infonnciHeii, edi third bsseman fial Bando. was lucky to be around in tho Sunday’s Games month. Conoid High’s Jayvee base- geto, Tex., pitted against Ban ball team scored a 6-6 win ovpr ponding by cuttingdqwnT Can. Maybe Phil Wrigley never Dobson won his Moond game ninfh liining. A line drive-off the Chicago at Baltimore Barakat has been assistant Diego’s Valerie ZlsganfisM. Miandiaater High jreaterday af­ ‘TIbat’s right,” said the for- sold chewing gum In South DALE THAYER. 848^1200, Dm the season with a four-hitter. bat of Reggie Smith in the first Minnesota at Cleveland coach at the University of Con­ ternoon at Mt. Neba Dlok Oiif- mer player. "Tbe games are America. Or else his scouts are He lost his riiutout w b m Boston /inning hH him on the shoulder, Kansas City at Detroit necticut. ’The announcement was CO-CAPTAIN—-Veteran shortetop Rich Ripley co- I fin homered (or the tocals and Wally Moses, Lsn Okria, being televised or aired on r a ^ still looUiig.^ or 749^726. IranhigB / slugger Cart TastrseauU fait a and another hard riiarp drive by ' Boston at Oakland mode Friday by Fairfield ath­ (iaptaina O n tral Central (Tonnecticut State Col - ,M6-foot homer to lead off the Rlok CkMS and Jim MoOse both Grover Reelnger and Mtk* Ao- all over the plaoe but with the “U the trend continues," said Gerry Moses rallied him on the ' New York at CalKofMa letic director George R. lesre's fine baseball team this spring. The Manches­ Oscar ■. WUt Babe Jimmy Roger! Frank ' ninth inning. pitched well but six errors led arke ar«b coaching with the De­ Norman Y . A. cost of Uving the way it Is the our friend; "you sporte writers arm in toe seventh inning. Woshingtan at IClwaidcee, 2 Bleacca. Robertson Chamberlain Ruth ter resident is a solid hitter and a fine fielder. to ICuMhester’s downfaU. troit Tigars this year. Foxx Rorniby Robinson van Brocklln Tittle owners want to keep their pay- will have to take up Spanish.’’ ■A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MA1S:CHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1970 PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. XANCHI8TER. CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1970 PAGE SEVBNTBBIf BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING H0U8K^^ with MAJOR HOOPLE A*iwtf >• PraHoM Pmilr BusInMs SarvicM H«lp WaniMi— H«lp Wanfocl— Hdp Waitfd Mda l« O ffortd 13 P o in a la 3 5 Ftmol* 35 V *THE SI0E6 ARE BLUE. V I'L L BE RISHT “MERE W Oeoe CANNOT I WASTBLLlN', Heavens Above! BERRY’S WORLD YOUR EVES ARB, 7001“ H^ACK, PETUNIA! e x p r e s s the MEASURE; PR. MILLWATER WOMAN to live-: TRUCK DRIVERS helper, Mr Is^OF MY. HAPPINESS 1" CLASSIFIEDj STEPS,' sidewalks, stone walls, as companion CLERK — Bookkeeping , Iback- How CO FEEL ABOUT TOU'RE THE REAL. T H E to woinan. Own m in new ground essential, full-time, 6 furniture delivery. Must be THE SCIENTIFIC DISPUTE 0 BAIN IN THE TH O U G H T, ACROSS 58 Select part fireplacea, flagstone terraces. home, pleasant stt responsible person, driver's C3NER UMETHBP THE f a m il y , AMOS.1 ffA k B .' 59 Implora Dundings. ' days. Gaer Bros., 140 Rye Bt., 1 Early Soviat All concrete' repairs, both in­ Call-072-8900 after 6 license necessary, BYiU>tlms. e a r t h is BECOMINiS I HOPE >OU IT 'S A . aataUita DOWN um. South Windaor, WKNSEPOUSLV WARMER OR AIN'T pONN>L PLEASURE ADVERTISING side and outside raillnga, land­ Call 646-2884. 4 Moat remote Betelgtusa, scaping. Reasonably priced STENOGRAPHER for locaKTaw THREATENINSVY COUPBRT CHARGE HIAA TO M E E T known plant! 1 I-M UNPECIPCP WH6 RB FO(2 TH IS A FELLOVU forinitanca CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Cali 648-0861. office. Write Box B, Manch HAIRDRESSER needed for LANE malntenaaoe, nights. At- K. TO AAAKS MY CONSULTATION ! ' SCIENTIST/ IS Open gallary 2 MaacuUna 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. ter Herald. \ Saturdays only. Call 640-7866. so m e c h a n ic full and par© ( research SPANtS/ 14 Doftatedona nlcknama EXCAVATING — T renching 15 Indonesian tim e . Apply in person, Holiday V Of Mindanao 3 Soviet stream Bob Cat machine, snow plow­ HOUSEWIVES arV^you free 2 SEVERAL women needed for 4TrAnspoae COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ing driveways and parking nights weekly? Wartt a new Lanes, 39 Spencer Bt, Han- 16 General (ab.) (ab.) A b e i^ work assembly, steady, C h e s te r, 17 Anoint 5 Annoyed by 24 B ig-—. 40SahaTS,fer 4:30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUOATIOK lots, ' tree removal. Reason­ wardrobe plus comtnlssion? frlnge\benefits. Apply in . per- (archaic) petty 25 Precious ona Deadline for Ssturdsy and Monday la 4:80 p.m. Frldat able rates. 648-6169, 872-0647. Call 289-0127. ; sem, lO ^lH ard St. AU _ 18 Unit of faultfinding metal 42Famlnlne •SMTKT reluctance LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also EXPERIENCSO) £ iL 6 Frosters 26 Tropical plant appellation CLERK —'Must have good 19 The inguen 7 Gambling 27 Iriah fuel 43 Unclothed PLEASE READ YOUR AD moving large appliances. figure apUtwIe, billing, etc., (anat) 28 Drinks in 44 Soviet city Burning barrels delivered, |4. BY V. T. HAMLIN 21 Low haunt game ■ Olaaaifleit or "Want Ada" are taken over the phone aa a fulhtlme, 6 d ay ^G aer Bros., OIL BURNER 8 Saturn, for small 45Partly ixinvenlence. The-advertlaer ahould read hie ad the FIRST 644-1776. 140 Aye St., SouOvWindsor. 22 Middling instance draughts (prefix) OPERATORS I>1 UKXrOOCXAIS THEyr?E S10REP IN A ...AND IHERELL be VERY GOOD, , WHAT'S I THINK TOU'P (comb, form) 47 Polyncaian DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the SERVICEMAN r o c k y THAT, MR. BCTTER ADDRESS 9 Masculine 29 Horse color TIMBERLAND Tree Sendee, TIRED of Housework?^ nUtTY l e f t SUCH SMALL BUILDING NEAR T\\0 GUARDS ON ; 23 Color of Mart’ 30 Essential rod next inaertion. Tile Herald la reaponalble for only ONE In­ A WEU.-MARXEP THE OKIES, MR. DUTY AT ALL t im e s ; OH, ONE \KINSS1DN, ME AS ^>OUR light appellaUon correct or omitted Inaertloh for any advertiaement and then tree removal, pruning, shrubs, out—meet people—eom^ TRAIL/ oiHer ? HIGHNESS'FROM 10 Employed being 48 Great Lake and lots cleared. Fifteen years WANTED Good pay, good working don- *ruikV3/ NOWON) ^ 2S LMked open- 49 Fountain only to the extent of a "make good” Inaertion. Errors which —Be an Avon, repre 11 Far off (comb, 31 Soap-frame do not lessen the value of the advertisement will not be experience. Bonded and insur­ dltiom. Paid vacaMan. Paid mouthedly form) bar concoction Call now. 289-4022. 28 Juvenal’i 50 Nuisance corrected by "make good” Inaertion. ed. Free esUmatee. Call 647- holidays. Free insuistiae. 12 Biblical name 33 Game with AT EYee untforinil,' forte (pi.) 20 Angry numbered 62 Louse ovum 9479. RECEPTIONIST iwEuitod, dally (PUBlPyiNC TKE 32 Genua of tine carda 57 Comparative 6-9 p.m., Saturday 9-1 p;m. Car j ^ olives 22 More (Rockville, Ton Free) TWO YOUNG married men ENVIBON/AEMT « despicable 39 Dispassionate tuffU necessary. Write Receptionist, WH(TING CORP. tattetOOw 0 33 Intoxicated 643-2711 will do small repair Jobe and P.O. Box 222, Manchestor, (alang) r" r" T” r" r~ r~ 1“ S IT IT II 875-3136 painting, also cellar cleaning Conn. ^ Brood at. 34 Sit for a and light trucking. Call 646- portrait IT" u 2692, 646-2047. PART or full-time. National M^cheator, OUT OURJVAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS 35 Permiaaion to AutomobilM For Sdb 4 N 64^166 use IB 17 comjiany will thoroughly train 36 Unclose 1 1967 PONTIAC GTO, burgandy SHAMPOOING done In you to convert time Into dol­ ... O «r T m i l F a»A.A ai««*«n W 1A /"Vm II OH. VeAH...MRS. MORGAN PAID MELAST (poet) n~ HERALD your home, reasonable. Call lars. Call 4-8 p.m., 646-0861. TIME, BUT 1 FORGOT TO MARK IT DOWN.' 1 ■ ■with black vinyl top. Low mile- 37 do by age, excellent running c'ondl-___643-6948.____ START 53.80 per ^liour, til- ■ tfW 1^ HtA. AN' NO WONDER MRS. HUDSON GAVE YOU 38-Abhors a n ARGUMENT--5HE ONL'v'OWEDME FDR , BOX LETTERS tion. 52,000 or best offerr Call CUSTOM MADE slip covers, spec tom and tiremen,' fint and OWE WEEK, i n s t e a d O F T H R E E ... YEAH, 40 Low sand hills 2B 2T 7T 11 „,„5?iKe«W}. T Hulp Wanted—iMalt 36 643-4613. 45 WellmEin Road, 582 - 5120, in the convenience ® 1470 br NEA. third shift available. AB bene­ DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS MRS. SINGER PAID ME A WEEK IN ADVANCE 41 Rot flax J i fits. Must be steady. 280-4861, --AN' I OWED M RS. VERDI A QUARTER.' 42 Pronoun 32 For Your Apt. 4. of your living room. Choose GAS STATION attendant full­ ■ 'Til tell you what all this means— it means the artist is' You need no previous ex­ Firestone Retread Shop, South IN HEAVEN'S NAME, WHY N O T T O AAE... I COULDN'T BEAR WELL.THANKS FOR DELIVERIN' AN' 43 Genus of K Information from over 200 exciting prints. time. Apply in person Garin’s COLLECTIN' FOR A/lE,GRAMP.' 35" PONTIAC — 1966 Catalina 9- Windaor. PIP MDU STEAL THESE TO THE MUSEUM, SEEING ALL THOSE cattle Grunt’s of Vernon, 872-9171. probably BROKE!" perience. We’U train you at Sports Car Center, MG dealer, a n y t h in g e l s e 1 CAN THE HERALD wUl /wt pasaenger wagon. Power steer­ masterpieces, MR. cRowey? MAGNIFICENT ART­ 46 Loves to 31 J a good starting salary. Val­ Route 83, Taloottville. CLUE YOU IN O N ? excess r dlHcIose the identity of ing, brakes, rear window. 5826. uable benefits, pleasant EXPERIENCED WORKS WASTED ON any advertiser using box A BOORISH PUBLIC 48 Extrasensory 0 Call 872-3090. working conditions, oppor­ PLUMBERS licensed and ex­ LATHE OPERATOR perception U 44 B letters. Readers answer­ Housohold Servicos Roofing and Business Opportunity 28 tunity for advancement. perienced plumber’s helpers \ («b.) ing blind box ads who 1963 BLUE VALIANT convert­ Chiinnoys 16-A wanted. Benefits and overtime. Top wages and overtimie. Apply SI Sphere of 1 1 desire to protect their ible, bucket seats, automatic Offered 13-A WHLJNOTON ^ Two package alt: Bl u Visit our employment of­ After 6 p.m., 646-4623. action 1 identity can follow ‘his transmission, 4 radial tires, TWO handymen want a variety ROOFING — Specializing re- store¥\tocated in rapidly grow­ E & S GAGE CO. 53 Malt brew vr ST W procedure’ like new, 5305. 643-6948. pairing roofs of all kinds, new ing smhjl town. Will sell as fice located at 62 East Cen­ RETIRED man (or full-time 54 Fish eggs of jobs by day or hour. We Mitchell Drive Enclose your reieply to clean yards, attics and cellars. roofs, gutter work, chimneys package or separately. Financ­ ter Street, Manchester. clerical position in local bank. 55 Forgive, as Bl U 1966 IMPALA Super Sport con­ ing availably 1-429-4466, after Open Monday through Fri­ Manchester tins f the box in an envelopelope — Reasonable. Call 643-6306. cleaned and repaired. 30 years’ Excellent working conditions L e r i I address to the Classified vertible. All power. Excellent experience. Free estimates. 6 p.m. \ day from 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 and hours. Please send resume MEN wanted full or part-time. tVAYNR 56 Sea nymphs condition. Phone 640-3963. p.m., or call 643-4101, exten­ Bcle/MSi (Newtpaper Interpilte Aita.l Manager, Manchester CUSTOM made draperies, 'i slip Call Howley 643-6361, 644- to Box Manchester Her- In)iulre Capitol Equipment Co., Evening Herald, together covers and reupholstering. SPARE -nM MCOME sion 368. Evening and Satur­ •1. 1066 m TyMOUTH and liw 8333. aid. 38 Main St., Mancheeter. No with a memo listing the Budget terms. Established in day interviews can be ar­ phone calls. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER companies you do NOT Ford, 4-door sedans, V-8s, auto­ 1946. Days, 624-0164, eve­ e a r n 5650 OR RE ranged. CUSTODIAN — Full-time, 3-11 want to see your letter. matic, power steering, radios. nings, 649-7690. Heating and Plumbing 17 EXTRA INCOME j>ER Mo n th p.m. while school In session, MANAOBMEINT Opportunity Tour letter wUi be de­ Reasonable. 643-2880. daytime during vacations. Pos­ — Salary plus coamlsfloii. stroyed If the advertiser ODD JOBS, light trucking, all GRANT’S PLUMBING service. ^ m e re h ^ s^ WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE is one you’ve mentioned, 1966 VOLVO, 122 S, fine condi­ sibility of future daytime as­ Prudential Insurance Ooinpany types carpentry, miscellaneous Quality work for luasonable signment. Fringe benefits, of America, 86 Woodland S t, ff not it will be bandied tion. Spring tuneup. New ex- , j , , prices.^ Gall for free estimates. in aluminum containers. SOUTHERN lbNEVE)?BUY i b RATHER BUY A “W J R m “ I'D NEVER I b RATHER in the usual manner. haust system. 51,200 firm. Call cleaning, etc. The exact amount you can earn salary open. Apply at office, Hartford, Conn. 061(a. Fliaao 5-t Call 742-8268 or 643-7218. 643-6341. Andover Elementary School 246-7206, ask for Mr. B eniud . AN'ADAM'CAR...... I WORK NOW THBRE'S 4 S O O P BUY A HAVE AN'ADAH, GRAV\PAW t m i, HUL La. tM m If 91 643-6819. each month depends on the size Quesnel. a THERE AND I KNOW HOW : A U V O M O a u t/ "MURPHY" NOIV, LIGHT TRUCKING, cellar and SAM WATSON Plumbing and of your investment and your . NEW between 8 a.m. — 3 p.m. THOSE BABIES ARE MADE.' ‘ CAR/ THERBS attics cleaned, odd Jobs, lawns, Heating. Bathroom remodeling willingness to ■work, PART-TIME help, mornings. DELIVERY and stock Rian I WORK A GOOD Lost and Found 1 1963 MG, good running condi­ and repairs. Free estimates. You need no experience to suc- tion, reasonable. 628-2282. and trees cut and removed. ENGLAND Hours open Monday through wanted, part-Ume, mornings, THERE AND AUrOMOBUM! SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O'NEAL 643-6000. Oall 649-3808. oeed In this vending plan that fleiclble hours. Inquire at once. ______- really works. TAYSTEE NUT Friday. Must have driver’s li­ IkNOW "LOST savings passbooks No. 1968 CHEVELLB 396 Super :—;----;------;------cense. Apply, Bourne Bulck, Manager, Liggett Driig, Man­ HOW THOSE 29 004669 6 and No. 29 003246 0 Sport with positractlon, 4 on ------—------will place your vending ma- TELEPHONE chester Shopping Parkade. BABIES ARE cial low spring cleaning rates. M illtnaryi chines in good locations. All you Inc., 286 Main St. YbUR fBer A K SCAKEO/ at the Connecticut Bank and floor, excellent condition. Call /HADE/ Trust Company.” 649-9286. Fast, efficient service. Call for Dressmaking 19 have to do Is restock with vac- An equal opportunity employer IMMEDIATE summer opening* CLERKS to work part-time in 4!U9£ * free estimates. 646-4220. uum i>acked nuts. All products installing solar control films on retail store,..must be over 2 1, LOST — Passbook No. 97043 DRESSMAKING and altera- 100 per cent guaranteed, semi-retired persons welcome. e u n Sjmi^ I» LAWNS mowed, any size, also windows. CaU Elmore Asso­ Savings Bank of Manchester. Trailers— tions done in my home. Call Investment of 51990.00 to 53390.00 ciates, 2^8283 or come for in­ Apply Ip "person, (hunberland a good Job edging. Call Auggle, 649-1133. Reasonable, prompt cash is required (or inventory Farms 6 tore, 161 Middle Turn­ I Application made for payment. Mobile Homes 6-A 646-4616 after 3 p.m. SECRETARY terview, Monday, May 11th, 890 'erienced), odd Jobe, haul­ modeling specialist. Addltioru, 643-7361. p.m., Wednesday, 6 a.m. to 2 ing (sand and gravel Included), rec rooms, dormers, porches, p.m. Apply in person Charest They are interviewing now! MORELAND PRODUCTS, INO. lawn mowing etc. No Job too cabinets, formica, built -Ins, PAINTING —Small or medium Esso, Route 30, Vernon. CaU for a convenient ap­ WANTED — Ride to East Hart­ big. Save, reasonable ratM. pointment. 1414 XOIXAND TPKE. MANCHESTEB •48-2US ford, .'Prestige Park Rd. off bathrooms, kitchens, 049-3446. size houses, ceUlngs. Also odd Call 289-8110. Jobs done. Call 643-9112. KEYPUNCH operator — fuU- I9T9 School St., Monday-Frlday, & N ." I. LaFlamme —Carpenter tlme, experienced Alpha. * r w a e 4 * ie T:80 — 4:30. CaU after 6, 643- SERVICE on all makes of hear-* INSIDE —outside painting. Spe­ Pleasant working conditions. GAL FRIDAY iS27. ing aids, in your home. >Call contractor. Additions, remodel­ -A______1._____ ^______ing and repairs. Call anytime cial rates for people over 68. James Green for free hearing CaU my competitors, then call To $125—company pays fee evaluation. 644-2874. (or free estimates. 876-1642. 643-2814. Local firm has asked us to MR. A B E R N A im BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY me. Estimates given. 649-7863. find them an experienced MATURE WOMAN NEEDED FDR Sole 4 pia n o tuning, by ^aduate of SAVE MONEY! Fast seirvice. PUNCH PRESS operators, no ROGER painting- — interior, experience necessary. Apply in accounts payable, and ac­ w m m : I SHOULD HAVE THOUGHT Hartt College of Music. Ward Dormers, room additions, ga­ counts receivable gal to take yes, I FINALLY SOT JjUNK CARS removed, |16 each. rages, porches, roofing and exterior, ceilinOUy A LITTLE WINTHROP BY. DICK CAVALU LAWNS maintained, rubbish A-Level Dormer Corp., 289- ford. HEAPOTHE PRESENT. CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex­ convenient appointment. Interestinsr position open immediately if you BABROT NEED CAR? Credit very bad? taken to dump. Stones put 0449. terior painting, paper hanging. WOMAN for saleswork In dress SqUNWWNS HETOOK ITVER^ HEMAOEMB Bankrupt, repoaoession? Hon­ around shrubbery, keep weeds Discount on wallpaper. CaU shop. Full-time oidy. 649-3386 qualify. Experience not necessary. Must be ener- out. For free estimates, 649- DORMERS, garages, porches, ANP i 'l l NBIB2 Foasar WELL. IN (ACT HE STAY UP est Douglas accepts lowest rec rooms, room additions. Oscar Hebert, 646-3048. for appointment. Manchester LADY OomAINING THEFZE LINTIL down, smallest payments^ any- 1868 after 6 p.m. S/etic, able to meet people. Must have use of car. LASrSUMMBZWHBsl SAIO I IMPP30MEO kitchens, add-a-levels, roofl^. NAME YOUR own price ^ Parkade. ^ about aaNG / COTTAMSLHD HIG PICTOaa GO THEWOCLO wtiere. Not small loan finance TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — siding, general repairs. QuaUty Company offers excellent benefit plan. Apply at UPlNMR.HANaDNfe m u c h :.. e e R IE S company plan. Douglas Mo­ painting, paper-hanging, re- INTELLIGENT, mature, per- DUNHILL $0MP Trees cut, building lots clear­ workmanship. Financing avail­ TOONY. T V A N 7 B N N A . 'NAGCNEPL. tors, 348 Main. . moved, airless spray paint sonable individual for clerical f ed, trees topped. Got a tree able. Economy BuUders; --Inc. once to Mr. Simpson, Advertising; Dept., between ing. Save. 647-9564. work and learning to operate Shopping Parkade Mfmehester 1965 (XINVERTIBLE Thunder- problem I WeU worth phone 643-6169, 872-0647 evenings. switchboard. Five-day week. Suite 202 647-9922 1-3 p.m. Urd. .Excellent condition. Best call, 742-8262. JOSEPH P. LEWIS — Custom- CaU Nelson Frelghtwaya, 47 Over Grant’s store &)) LEON Cieszynski bulIder-7-new offer, OaU 647-9002 after 4:80 gRlCK, block and stone work. Painting, interior and exterior, East St., RockvlMe, 872-9121. homes custom built, remodel­ paperhanging;, fully Insdred. 100 OonsUtution Plaza Hartford ______.. Brick walls, patios, outdoor-in- Suite 1660 278-6660 l |e r a U i BY A^VERM EER ing, additions, rec rooms, ga- For free estimates call 649- PRISCILLA’S POP CHEVROLBT 1966 Impala, 4- fireplacea, sidewalks, rages, kitchens remodeled, 9668. If no answer, 64^-6362. COOK wanted. 8 to 4 hoiiw per ('^TH EY 'R E door hardtop, V-8, automatic, chimneys. Free estimates, bath tile,, cement work. day. OaU 643-1492. LIKE ME TO WOL,D. , _ JUST LEARNeC>^ - - - power steering, 6 per cent Dpmenic Morrone, 649-1604. .Steps, dormers. Residential or GIRL NEEDEID in Billing Dept, ■ “ UR GLOVE WHILE s o m e t h i n ® iWEXTY.V DCK COOK’S HELPER wanted, 6-6 to operate Priden In'voiclng U BAX CARLY'LE?^ ■ |. .ABOUT BOYS.. OWV-U d ^ , emaU peymehta. Dealer t o ^ T a r b A-1. Truck Is A-1. commercial. Oall 649-4201. 5-n Ross. 646-2664. Hoor Rnisliing 24 hours a morning. Monday- machine, will train capable'" Cellars, attics, yards, drive­ HALLMARK BuUding Co. for Saturday. Apply Clavey’s Res­ person. Typing necessary. CaU ways sealed and small truck­ FLOOR SANDING, and reflnlsh- CXIEVROLHIT 1063 Impala con­ home Improvement, additions, . ing (specializing in older taurant, 46 E. Center St. 289-8291 for appointment. w CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER vertible, V-8, automatic, power ing done A-1 right.' CaU Tre- r^c rooms, house painting, mano Trucking Service toll- floors). In and outside paint­ steering, brakes. S per cent garages, rooting, gutters. Free ing. No Job too smaU. John DR. PIMBte IYBE, HIS H0USBKB6PBR WA9 BLAZE51 ANP THAT FORMULA^ G O BACK TO K EN N ED Y down, small payments. Dealer free, 742-9487. estimates. All 'work guaran­ CAUGHT AK) V SURPRWEP TO FIND HIM GONBI VcrfaUle, 649-6760. HE'S WORKING ON COULD BB AIRPORT ANP TRY TO ob teed.. 646-2527. CARLIER F L ie H 'T S ---, T6N TO ONB SOWS WORTH MILLIONS I L00K...P0 WOTTAWB IT R A C E HI© MOVEMEI R 0. 646-2064. SHARPENINO Service— Saws, TO NEW YORK? J ( RIVAL FIRM H A » VPU HAVE A PHOTO OF PIMBLB? GONMA POi knives, scissors, garden and BA^y? BUnxe 1064 Electra, 4-doqr NEWTON H. SMITH and Son- Im/nedJafe Opening hardtop, full power, 0 per cent shop tools. Power mowers re­ Remodeling, repairing, addi­ Bonds—Sfoekf— down, smaU payments. Dealer paired and serviced. Pick up tions, rec rooms, garages, Mortgagos 27 and delivered. Sharpall, 080 For A tdan or Girl_ Ross. 646-2064. porches No Job MORTGAGES let and nd. ARE YOU LOOKING Adams St. (rear) Manchester, too small. CaU 840-8144. 2 r a m b l e r I960 excellent trans- 648-0800. moitgages— Interim ftnanoing 5-9 portotlnn, 6 cylinder standard, MASONRY — AU types of stone r-ex p ^en t and oonfldentlal 4-door sedan, 5 per cent down, SHARPENINO Seivlce Saws, and concrete work. Quality ssrvloe. J. D. Rssl Estate - MONITORING knives, axes, shears, skates, FOR A FUTURE ? ? BY COKER and PENN small payments. Dealer Ross, Workmanship, work guaran­ Assoc. 64S-81S8. LANCELOT 648-2564. rotary blades. Quick service. teed. CaU after 0, 643-1870, 644- MORTAOES, loans, fflrtt, piO you KNOW Y V HARRY SAYS THANKS. V Capitol Equipment Co., 88 LINOTYPE V\!P y o u K N O W 1958 RAMBLER Ambassador Main St., Manchester. Hours 2976. second, third. All kinds. Realty A SECURE FUTURE! NO LAYOFFS'! harry is o n HARRY'© WipeVlFB . 1. ' AND PLEASt DOHT PROP 5 Hie way'OVER?/ ( y ' / f I© OUT OF TOWN ?y AW OF HIS PISHES! ,✓ wagon, good condition! Best dally 7:80-5, Thursday, 7:80-9; statewide. Credit rating un- YOU WILL ALWAYS HAVE A JOB!!! offer. After 6 p.m. 649-6148. Saturday, 7:80-4. 648-7908.- neoesseuy. Reasonable. Oon­ MACHINES 'll Roofing^Sidlng 16 fldentlal, quick arrangements. 1060 CHEIVROLET Ihipcda RUG shampooing in your home, ROOFING and roof repair. Alvin Lundy Agency, 627-7971. Learn To Be A Printer An excellent opportunity for the right person to LITTLE SPORTS BY BOUyjN Super Sport, 283, V-8, auto­ commercial and home. - Rea­ 983 Main St., Hartford. Eve­ t ’ matic, bucket seats, maroon, sonable rates. Your business Coughlin Roofing Co., Bic. 648- nings, 283-6870. 37 Vj hour week.... 2 weeks’ vacation with pay . . . team the printing trade. Excellent benefits. s/i extras. Immaculate, 5996. 640- Janitor, David Green, 044-0529. 7707.. m 1404. sick leave . . . retirement plan . . . hospitalization MASON WORK experUy done. P A S ROOFING and repairs . . . and much more. 1085 FORD Oolaxie 500 con­ Stone, bricka blocks, fire­ done realisUoally. Free esU- ButilMU Opportunity 2B HattrliPBtpr iEvpttin^ Ifpraib vertible, automatic, V-8, pow­ places, brick homes, ceUar mates. Call, anytime, 040-1016, Don’t delay! er steering, good condiUon. floors. Steps, sidewalks and re­ 640-2878. MANCHESTER Laundry Cen­ 13 BISSELL STREET—MANCHESTER, CONN. $060. 649-0506, after 7. pair worz.work. i 1-749-6110.-t« w-u i o . y ter — minimum effort opera­ BIDWELL Home Improvement tion for repreaentoM iwt annual // FORD 1986 station w a ^ , V-8, TREES Cut and rem oved Rea- Co. Eixpert InstaUatlon of Income of 510,000. V&r parUcu-' iUaurl?i?Htpr Standard transmission, 0 per sonable. Free estimates. Fully aluminum siding, gutters and lars oaU Bob Flath atoj.D . ‘ cent down, small payments, insured. PoUard Tree Servloe, trim. Roofing Installation and Real Estate Asaoqiates, 648- 18 BISSElLL ST. — MANCHESTER, CONN. Dealer Ross, 8484064. 028-8031. repoiia. 6494400, 870-0109. OUO. '\

PAGE EIOHTBBh MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., I PAGE NINETEEN -it;., Ltv* Stock 42 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Wontod To Ront 68 H o im m For Soto 72 Heusat For Sato 72 Houiat For Soto 72 Housus For Soto 72 H o u m s For Soto 72 Houses For Soto 72 O ut of Town HORSESHOEINO — T h o m a s ------Out of Town ‘Uluebloodt’ of ■ WANTED to rent by July 1st, NEW U8TJNO -r- Imnmoulate MANCHESTER — Six - room SEVEN-hOOM Cape, four bed­ MANCHESTER 8-room Split- LAKEWOOD CIRCLE, 7>4-room ASSUMABLE 6 per cent mort­ For Soto 75 For Solo 75 CLASSIFIED S-bedroom house or duplex by g room Cape, 8 or 4 bedrooms, Colonial In the Boweys school Ranch, separate entrance, liv­ Ranch on wooded 100x272 lot, M o u m W orld r”a^y ?orTprlnK i S HoWCUMriT? WHEKl >0 i/RE PCRIMG OVER gage, monthly payments $90. B u t t h e h ir e d h a n d s a r e all. in rooms, two baths, overilzed VERNON n e w YORK (AP) - Th*y teacher, 12-year-old child. Ben- fuji basement, overslsed ga- area. Formal dining room, ing quarters. Lakewood Circle, overlooking reservoir and small three-bedroom Ranch. 554 room .RancliT'IVORTH COVENTRY call me. 643-1490 between' 6-10 TV»t)-0UMCE ITEM6 IN THE GARDEN SUPPLV POCKETS WHEN YOU’RE STRUGGLING two-car garage. Landscaped heated rec didn’t exactly roll out the red nett Jr. High area. Yard for rage, |31,9(M. Must be seen, country kitchen and three bed- . $36,600. Ltnsay Realty, (M9- country club, fireplaced living room, treed lot, TRULY DROOLY . . . p.m. STORE, >OU’RE SURROUNDED BV NELP- With the heavy stuff - lot, 109x160’. Marlon E. Rob­ Modern kitchen, neVv fiumace. carpet tor one "family” flylnq flowers desirable and base- Wohrerton Agency Realtors, roome, 154 bathe, garage 9168. 649-0086. room, dining room, den, laun­ Call and see this eutle. Mitten walk-out basement, excellent Is the description of this six ADVERTISING ertson, Realtor, 648-8968. location. Only $21,600. Hayes Into Kennedy Airport, but the ment. Write Box H, Manches- $49.3818, Perfect family home. W ^vlr- dry room, 3 bedrooms, garage. Agency, Realtors, 643-6030. room'Raised Ranch on quiet Articles For Side 45 ^HelPVOU, ter Herald. i ______MANCHESTER ayea — Seven- Agency 646-0131. new arrivals were accorded CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS CHECKOUT ton Agency, Realtors^^Sf^siS. l^NCUIESTER 65L^ ro<^ Transfer dictates sensible side street. Large treed lot, ------— .. Ma n c h e s t e r |18,mo nice t- Rambling Ranch lij/a country room Cape. Large kitchen, MANtTHESTER l'/4 baths, rec room with wet some very special tender. If not 8 AJM. to 4:30 PJR. ALUMINUM sheets used as _ WANTED - One bedroom fur- bedroom Ranch, cabinet kitoh- price of.^ $81,600. Bel' Air Real exactly loving, care. setting with, t r e ^ all rooms d shwnsher, disposal, bullt-lns, “A HOME OF PLENTY” BOLTON bar and assumable mort­ prinUng plates, .009 thick, 23x nished apartment in hfonches- aluminum stiorms, cellar, fireplace, 154 baths, beautiful Estate, Vincent A. Boggini, up on Notch Road, high on a These VIPs were some 3S.000 36", 2B cents each or 6 for |1. IDE^'^-FAMILY large Includlpg central hall Realtor, 643-93S2. 9-room Raised Ranch on a gage are some of the pluses COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ter — Hartford area. Needed neay bus. Assumable 854 per treed lot. Sale price, $27,900. Texas size treed lot. In one cliff overlooking Eastern Conn, for $27,900. Call J. McLaugh­ aristocrats of -the mouse world. 843-2711.' by responsible couple, gradu­ and foyer, 2 -'car attached ga­ 1^. cent mortgage. Hutchins Agen­ Inpu^crb condition, A host Mitten Realty, Realtors, 648- of Manchester’s finest areas. sits this attractive 3-bedroom lin at 649-5306. They represented 23 generations CM PJkl. DAT BEFORE PtJBUOATIOR ate students. June, July, Au­ rage, $29,900. PhUbrick Agen­ 6930. PILE la soft and lofty . . . colors f l cy, R enton, 649-5S24. ^^.effeatures Including alumi­ cy Repltors, 646-4200. 4 bedrooms on main level, stone ranch. Two-car garage, of the same genetic strain of DeMiUiie for Saturday and Monday i* 4:30 p.ni. Friday retain brilliance In carpets gust. 649-1472. num siding, front and rear LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN 254 baths, 2 fireplaces, bullt- plus another, service building mice and they will be part of an OFF WEST Center. . .seven- . . . nine acre.s In all. One of the cleaned with Blue - Lustre. porches, 2-car garage and M ^C H ESTER Large 7-room Raised Ranch, lns, and a 2 -f.ar garage. B & W Important cancer research pro­ room colonial with large situated In convenient west 6-4 DUPLEX best buys In the ' area. T. J. ject being conducted by the POUR COOPERATION WHX m A I Rent electric shampooer 31. 2 fireplaces, tile baths, 2- Exceptional situation at $44,- BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Busiiwss Proporty family room on first floor. Oai>- side location. Low, Low Choose your own decor In Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. Catholic Medical Clenter of RB APPRECIATED U IAL 04i-271 I Paul’s Paint & Wallpaper Sup­ zone heat, all built-ins, large 900. Please call 640-5300. Manchester Parkade For Soto 70 petlng plus, m batlw, g e n g ^ , 30’s. Located on one arce of In­ either of these two new Brooklyn and Queens. ply. family room, laundry room, EAST HAR-TFORD — Brick Manchester 649-5306 ------enclosed pvi-uiies,porches, etc^.--'<5wner dustrial zoned land. Modern ea. A custom built 8- 2-car garage, city utilities, four-family, two bedroom ^------Each of the mice as a fully- DARK, rich, stone free, loam, COtTVAlASBCKUT home, long to relocate b eca u se^ employ- kitchen, baths and 2-car ga­ n Colonial with four bed­ B &. W documented gencological rec­ Continued From Preceding Poge established business. Always ment. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, HERITAGE HOUSE rage. Must be seen. Call to­ larj;e treed lot. Owner anx­ apartments with all appliances H^-URON — Cape, 5 rooms five-yards, $20. Sand, gravel, rooms, and family room, or ious to sell. Immediate oc- . BARROWS and WALLACE Co. finished, one unfinl.shed, large ord, an Important factor ■ In stone, fill, manure, pool and full, great opportunity for right 643-1577. day. Manchester Pnrkade including air - conditioners. 646-2482 an 8-room Raised Ranch cupancy. $62,000. Wolverton Agency, living room with fireplace and the study of the role of Immuni­ patio sand. 643-9504. person. For more information, -______with four bedrooms, two Manchester 640-5306 Help Wonted— Mole 36 Help Wanted—Mole 36 call Phllbrtck Agency, Real­ Realtors, 649-2813. wall to wall carpet, 10x36 sun- ty in cancer. This particular HIGHLANp Pork Sdwol area, baths, 2-car garage. High SPRING Clearance of 1970 tors, 646-4200. large pfeyn£jotapl^ with IH HERITAGE HOUSl CHARLES LESPERANCE FOUR-bedroom, front - to -rear deck In rear, large lot. Priced mou.se colony, one of the long­ ' SALES HELP Wanted for cloth- MANCHESTER 6 room Ranch elevation one-acre wooded ELLINGTON — Colonial, four to sell with as.sumable mort­ est-established in the nation, JANTTOR wanted general ing store, full-time, expert- model Zenith console stereos. bathpi'\6reraSe,| A screened 646-2482 Split, two baths, fireplace, rec­ ROUTE 6 — Business location, with 3 bedrooms, large living lot. Priced In the middle bedrooms, one full and two gage. International Associates, has been housed at jhe School of closing, floor care, 40 hours enced preferred, but not neces- Original values to $389.95—now •fn VOTbOifili I mRii II Many 649-7620 reatlon room, garage, screened 260’ frontage, 6-room Ranch, 40's. half-baths, formal dining 647-1300. Medicine of the UnlvqVslty of weekJy. Apj^y in person Mead- sary. For further Information $199.95. Your choice. Modem rxtras. Mid 30’s. PhUbrick room with fireplace, MANCHESTER >oms with porch, stove, dishwasher, fenc­ country store. Many posslblUv room, wall to wall carpeting room, modern kitchen with Miami since 1958. It Is being Convalescent Home, call 647-1481, ask for Mr. Chrts- T-V Service, 806 Hartford Rd. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. garage, on bus excellent U & R REALTY CO. INC. MANCHESTER IjQvely dorm- ed yard, large lot. $28,000. ties. Call now, $28,900. Hayes throughout. Attached garage. bullt-lns, central air-condition­ PINE LAKE Shores, Coventry, transferred to the Brooklyn Cen­ 833 Bldwell St., Manchester. tino. (next to Gus’s), 643-2205. tor ths large f ^ lly . Financ­ ered Cape, central location, Char Bon Agency, 643-0683. Agency, 648-0181. SI, SI, Senortta, Spanish Influ­ Wolverton Agency. Realtors, 643-2692 ing, garage. Wooded lo\ 160x 4-room year 'round home. On­ ter where the project’s diector, ing easily R anged. Flano wooded lot, 3 bedrooms, fire­ 230’, wall to wall stays. $31,900 ly $10,600. Flano Agency, 646- AUTO BODY combination man MEN -Part-time, neat appear- SCREENED loam, processed MRfi. (WOW P/I?O0 ence Colonial, seven spacious ^ 649-2813. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor, LOVELY 7-room Split in quiet Dr. Daniel S. Martin, Is now Agency, 646-P191. place, hot water heat, base­ PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, 646- 0 1 0 1 . gravel, bankrun gravel, sand, tm teg U S tot Off — All tighli rtterved residential area. Kitchen has chairman of the department of or experienced helper. 40 ance, hours 4 to 8 p.m,, and MILWAUREE, W/S. rooms, central convenient lo­ 643-6472 ment, bus, $21,900. Meyer, fill, stone. CHoTge H. Grtffing, C I9T0 by United featwie Syncfkaie. Iik Invastm ontlit Prdpar^ MANCHESTER —New Listing stove, dishwasher, disposal. 4200. surgery. hours per week, possible over- Saturday or choose own hours. ~~l I ------cation, city utiliUes, many ex­ BOWER a — Six- Realtors, 643-0609. SIX-ROOM CAPE, stone fire­ Inc., Andover, 742-7886. —Immaculate 6-room Ranch. Formal dining room. Fire­ time. Inquire at B & J Auto Opportunity for good earnings. __ i^ prJ S m » 70»i citing features. Morrison, mode: fireplace, VERNON c e n t e r : new 6- place, built-in stove, dishwash­ Fireplace, garage, aluminum RANCH — 6 rooms, large living m *n c h e 8TFR place. Wall to wall carpeting. Oakland St. or call Our seaspn open now. Training CARPETS a fright? Make them Realtor, 648-1016. recre: ery neat - Six-family room Raised Ranch, 2 full er, immaculate condition. Household Goods 51 Rooms WiHiouf Boord 59 MANCHESTI three fam- siding, beautiful lot. Assum­ room with fireplace, paneled Recently redecorated inside INVITATION Furnislwd 'and /well maintained home, and a two-family In one parcel. baths, double garq^e, near Lovely wooded area with ______' ______provided. No selling. Car a beautiful sight with Blue lly, excpllMt investment, de- MANCHESTER —Young Cape, able mortgage. Asking $24,900. family room, air-conditioned and out. Close to schools, shop­ necessary. Phone 649-5233, Mr. Lustre. Rent electric sham- BREAKFAST set, washer-dry------"I" Apartmants 63-A $21 PhUbrick Agency, Fully rented with excellent In­ schools, large lot; $28,900 brook. Ideal for children. Near llghthjr area, close to shop- 4 bedrooms, fireplace, % acre Frechette Realtors, 647-9993. large master bedroom, attrac ping. High 20’s and worth it. TO BID er combination, dishwasher, THOMPSON House—Cot- toaltors, 646-4200. come. Off street parking. Wol­ Hayes Agency, 646-013/ Gay City. $23,000. Call 643-1086. Halnsey. pooer $1. Olcott W i^ ty Store. plng^'schools, churches. Asking Porter St. School, $23,500. live yard with privacy, $25,900 Past sale wanted. Mr. Lom­ ’The Board of Education, EARLY MORNING gas stove bureau 7-plece ‘“ K® ^t., centrally located, FURNISHED one room apart- aciioo.s, enurenes. ASKing x-oner oi. a RANCH — Modern kitchen with . verton Agency, Realtors, 649- • ,900. More information. Won’t last. Helen D. <^le. Phllbrtck Agency, Realtors bardo, Belflore Agency, 647- Manchester, Connecticut, Invit­ D-2, CATERPILLAR, e> blond waterfall bedi^oom set pleasanUy furnished '"® "‘ ’ seml-prtvate bath. Apiriy More Information, Won’t last. Hele dining area, large living room/' COMING itOUSE, 14 rooms, 646-4200. 2813. DELIVERY 1413. es bids tor the installation of Help. Wanted— condition. Must sacrifice. stainless flatware In walnut rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 Marlow’s 867 Main St. Morrison, Realtor, 643- Realtor, 643-6666. with fireplace, three central location, all city utili­ ties, excellent income. Call COIXDNIAL — Auisaldl built. audio-visual shades and drapes. Man for newspaper delivery. Male or itomale 37 742-8252. chest, drapes, quilts, lamp ^®r overnight And permanent ______PI’TKIN Street. . .truly one of rooms, bath, plus large ^ine MANCHESTER is not far from ^ades, dishes, miscellaneous. Bluest rates. tor details, Bel Air Real this four-room Ranch plus ga­ 24’ /ivlng^ room, 3 fireplaces. Bids will be received up to 3:30 Seven-day week. No col­ Business Locarions MANCHESTER — business Manchester’s finest' homes. paneled rec room' with bSr in rge Lots For Sale 73 RELIABLE adults for counter YARD and garage sale —Satur- JJ 643-8698, 6-9 p.m. only. Estate, 043-9332. rage. Full basement, hot wa formal Charming Lakefront Estate p.m., D.8.T., May 20, 1970. The lections. Mileage and com­ LARGE fumUhed room, for Fof Rtllt 64 ® apartments, ex- Prtced at $69,500 and well basement, $26,900. iMlbrlck lining work at new drtve-ln. Days and Sunday 10-5, home For Rent 64 ter oil heat, excellent condi­ _ _ v . oms, en- TOLLAND — % acre building Board of Education reserves mission. male only, parking. Call 6 4 4 ------— ^®H®ht condition. Owner will worth it. 11 rooms, 454 baths. . Agency, Realtors, 646/4200. MANCHESTER —I closed porch, 2-car REDUCED TO $65,000 and some weekends. Write work shop tools and hardware. pi Home Fiimlture Listing, tion. Aluminum siding. Call oil garage, lots, $1,500-$2,500. Hayes Agen­ the right to reject any and all 0123 after 5. STREET office space, financeluuuiue 80ou per centcem atai 854 per ®®*L '>■ will »»*•» be«« an pleasure tolo $35,000. Box ‘‘J’’, Manchester Herald, assorted paints, fertilizers, MANCHESTER ce^er, 6-room ( this one. Full price $14,56o, PhUbrick Agency cy 646-0131. Spacious nicely planned family home with gorgeous view bids. Specifications and bid HARTFORD COURANT _ . garden tools, lawn roller, ro- 3 ROOM HOUSEFUL 100 per cent location near cent. Terrific income produc- ®*’®w you through. T. J. Crock- S Realtors, 646-4200. of lake and surrroundlng hills. You will love the boating, COMFORTABLY furnished Colonial, possibto"^ office and ing, only $19,900. Frechette Mitten Agency, Realtors^^' 643 forms may be obtained at the 13 PARK ST. REAL ESTATE Salesman, ea- tary mower, redwood lawn 19 PIECES banks, alr-conditloned, auto- er. CaU now, Hayes Agency 643-1577. Realtors, 647-9993. MANCHESTER building lots, fishing, sailing and swimming. BeautlfuUy landscaped and Business Office, Board of Edu­ sleeping room for gentlemEm. residential commnation, 154 6930. FOUR-ROOM house, ideal for tablished agency. Private of- ^ chairs and chaise, outdoor matlc fire sprinkler. Apply 646-0131. ------city sewer and water, A and only minutes to new 1-84. ROCKVILLE ?297 Parking. 272 Main St., Man­ Marlow’s, 887 Main S t . ______J______COUNTRY fresh air, trees baths, 2-car j^ ra g e, $24,900. couple, 554 per cent assumable cation, 1146 Main Street, Man­ flee. Carpeting. Excellent op- Xmas lights and BOO bulbs, B zones. Philbrick Agency chester, Connecticut. Interior Designer wants re­ chester. and four rooms (could be five). Hayes Agentiy 646-0131. mortgage. $16,000. 643-7128. 875-6286 p ort^ ty . Call Mr. Hutchins, never used 12’ aluminum boat Realtors, 646-4200. Douglas E. Plerqe, 180 Center St., 649-5324. liable family or newlsrweds HARTFORD Rd.—2,000 square PROFESSIONAL MEN Ranch In scarce price range. LOUIS DIMOCK REALTY and 7 h.p. motor, television DOUBLE ROOM, and single feet, business or industrial. Asking $16,600. See it. Mitten MANCHESTER Suburbs — 7- MANCHESTER — $19,900. for Business Manager console, aluminum awnings, to accept delivery of com­ VERNON — Lot has 239.67’ REALTOR 649-9823 room, centrally located. Show­ Ideal for machine shop, etc. stop paying high rent! In­ Agency, Realtors, 648-6930. room Split, tip-top condition, this well maintained 6-room COMPUTER operator 36Q, ex­ boat winch. Many other odds plete Model Display of Qual­ frontage, community water, perienced 1-2 years. Send re­ TAXI CAB DRIVER er. Gentleman preferred. Call Loading ramp. Call 649-7296. vest In your own offices! flrep|Sce, Family room, gar­ Ranch with “(waU to wall, and ends. 45 Adelaide Rd. ity Furniture just removed 649-9167. FOUR-BEDROOM colonial off MAXI RANCH beautiful location. Priced INVITATION We have full or part-time We have a large Colonial aluminum siding, garage, bus sume P.O. Box 1032, Hartford. to warehouse for Public GROUND floor, professional of­ a g e /2 acres. Mid 20’s. Hayes right. Call Mitten Agency, Jobs available for either our structure located on the cor­ Parker Street. Choice area. Agency, 646-0131. line and more. Hurry! Wol­ HEBRON — $19,000 tor this Conn. 06101. MAN’S GOLF clubs and bag, 2 Sale. Modem 3 complete CO'VENTRY — Furnished fices, all new, paneled, air-con- on Realtors, 643-6030. BOLTON CENTER, scenic loca­ TO BID Manchester or East Hart­ ner of West Middle ’Tpke. Home is vacant, owmers anx­ verton Agency, Realtors, 640- huge 12-room Colonial built tion, all electric, 6-room Ranch, Chevrolet 14” rims, bicycle rooms with the $1,000 look. room, new home, private bath, diUoned, carpeting, tile bath, OIL BURNER serviceman, full ford division. If you are de­ and Hawihome St. Lot size ious for offer. Real family type 2813. 1892. ’Two acres, sound con­ 3 bedrooms, 154 baths, large The Board of Education, tire, sled, wide oval chain, 8 pc. Convertible Living private entrance, female .pre­ parking. Apply Marlow’s. 867 benefits, wages to $4.50 per pendable, with a gt>od driv­ 140x140’. Already, zoned and home. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, IN-LAW dition. Helen D. Cole Realty, eat-iH custom kitchen, waU to Manchester, Connecticut, In­ plastic boxes, etc. Call 643- Room, 6 pc. bedroom, 6 ferred, parking. 742-9784. Main St. 649-5221. 643-1677. CONTEMPORARY RANCH in Resort Property vites bids for the replacement hour, as per experience. Apply ing record, stop In to see us. pc. Dinette. $10 dowm, you ready to go. For further de­ ARRANGEMENT 643-6666. wall carpeting, fireplace, pine 8698, 6-9 p.m. only. beautiff^/vSW^dT^kttlng, 754 For Sole 74 of curbing at the Manchester W. C. Gibbs, 994 Hartford may purchase any room In­ ROOM for retired person, er­ tails call, paneling, intercom, double ga­ EAST HARTFORD MANCHES’TER — Four - bed­ Can be made in this ex­ MINI rooms, O^Lipoit^ 1 lan-ge flag­ High School. Bids will be re­ TT?ke., Rockville. For interview BRASS machine bolts, numer­ COVEN’TRY — Log cabin sum­ BOLTON — First offering of 554- rage, one acre. Memy extras. CAB CO. dividually. Immediate deliv­ rands for meals, will except Houses For Rent 65 room Cape in the C!enter of tremely large Split with 254 stone patio. $29,500. Philbrick call 872-9119. ous sizes, nuts, washers, HERITAGE HOUSE mer cottage, fireplaced living room Dutch Colonial. Retiring $27,900. Owner, 646-4582. ceived up to 4:00 p.m., D.8.T., 107 Bumalde Ave., East Hartford ery or free storage. others. Call 649-5469. ■______town. Paneled kitchen, 2 ceramic baths. Set on irr>- APPROX. 3 ACRES Agency Realtors, 646-4200. springs, hardware, solder bars, ______'______MANCHESTER — rent-optlon- room, completely carpeted, Southward, reason for sale. Monday, May 18, 1970. ’The RETIRED man, light work, 646-2482 baths, treed yard. Assumable presslve large lot In con­ Board of Education reserves etc., large safe. 643-1442 CAPv..r^ &« OCP ...nargeCharge nansPlans FOR RENT min 'Talcottvllle. laicoiiviiie. uneOne ixiiy.buy. Three-bedroom xju-ee-oeoroom uape.Cape. mortmurA Onlv non MANCHESTER Ideal for enclosed porch, excellent con­ Private financing possible. SOUTH WINDSOR mornings. Apply in person. mortgage. Only $21,000. Wol- venient residential neighbor­ Seven-room colonial .In Up top the right to reject any and all Also, our own Instant Credit nice sleeping room, man only. Treed yard. Aseum pUon------—;------horses, privacy, quiet rural dition, treed lot. $9,000. Hayjs $24,900. Flano Agency, 646-0191. McDonald’s Drive In, 46 West 5ltuorions Wanted— ^ BOY’S bicycle, $20; electric Plan $16 weekly. Call 649-7881. Partaih. Lease. Agent 289i)939 MANCHESTER close to shop- Agency. Realtors, 649- hood. Many excellent fea­ We have just Jjated one of the most delightful properties condition. 254 baths, fireplace, bids. Specifications and bid/ m th e ^ e a . Plus lit has Just been completely redecorated setting, hay bam, pony stalls. Agency, 646-0131. Center St., Manchester. heater,neaier, $»iz;12; firewoodrirewooa andana ertb.cno, ______643-2098 ’ Pln?. 4-famlly with 4 room tures Including an In-ground VERNON - - Manchester Line buUt-lns . . , just loaded with forms may be obtained at th ______F«ma!e 38 from the B ^ m e n t to the Roof. New Wall-to-WaU carpet­ Acre lot. Four bedrooms, pan­ $20; glider, $5; 20 extension DISCOUNT FURNITURE ROOM for rent, ladies only, ------— .------apartments, 4-car garage new WEST amin a hfMlnmm CTn. pool. Very low 40’s. 4-bedroom Garrison Colonials, extras. Even has' carpeting. Business Office, Board of ing throughout 6 rooms. Custom BuUt house consisting of 8 eled family rooms, superb GIANT’S NECK Beach — Full v m 5 7 ^ s d t chlldrerr l n ^ y 111 ladder, $6 ; hair dryer on stand. WAREHOUSE ‘^tchen privileges, laundry fa- UARGE 8-room, 2-bath Ctolonial heating systems and r T f Mid lonlal, 154 bathT^ZbSi large ^ m s , 354 baths, 4 bedrooms, formal dining room beach front, anchorage, view aluminum siding, 254 baths, Heavily wooded half-acre lot, cation, 1146 Main Street, C ^ l GranUand, ■’ Nursery, 648- i;ciuKjucensed iiuiiie.home. Ages a-o3-6 on i!;ascL a t 828-2674. NOW 2 B] kitchen, two beautiful ceramic first-floor NOW 2 BIG LOCA’nONS ciUUes, parking. 649-5129. partly furnished, garage, fire- 30’s. Hayes Agency, 64^181 siding, ' ” 2-car garage. ‘ CaU 648- HERITAGE HOUSE e x ^ large Uvlng room with view. 2-car garage arid a of sound, 5 bedrooms, 154 family rooms, ga- Owners are anxious to move Chester, Connecticut. / baths. Additional building lot rage, $33,700. Hsjyes Agency, C ployer. y em ^ f o r d , Manchester line. 568- a l L PARTS on 1963, 4-door 3580 Main St. Hartford PLEASANT large room in prt- ^places, Z 'Z g ad“ convenient te 2880 location, —------_ 0088. swlmrntag pool, stone walls, etc. ’This may be the one baths, large living room, . . . sensibly priced In the mid Douglas E. .nerce, 646-2482 available. Call after 4 p.m., or 646-0131. ^______:______Oldsmoblle 88. Call after 5. 522-7249 vate home, country atmoa- 643-2880. THREE-FAMILY, atone c o n - ______you ve ^ n waiting tor. For further informaUon or inspec- dining room, 2-car garage. CaU thirties. Immediate possession. ______Business M ea ger structlon, plus single cottage, NEAR HOSPITAL, center, 6-6 tion, call today. ^ weekends, owner 649-3408. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. WINDOW cleaner, experienced, ------,------_ 649-9202. (former Fuller Brush bldg.) phere. CallCaU days,days 643-4444,______I MSA of NE, 1-445-9715, 1-536- In buslnees zone. A good In- duplex. Large lot. Modem In- NEW Listing —Call early to In­ BOLTON — Country living for must be reliable. CaU Man- 175 Pine St. Manchester nights, 643-4620. 2182. 5ituoriom Wanted— g a r a g e s a l e — Friday, Out of Town •/estment. More information on tertors .Assunfiable 6% per cent spect this unique 6-room Cape MANCHESTER the city executive, 25 minutes ANDOVER LAKE—Waterfront, cheater Window Cleaning Co., 646-2332 ------^------Excellent 6-room 2-story to Hartford, 7 rooms plus, 15x 8-room 649-63M. Mole 39 Saturday and Sunday. 863 West request, $65,000. PhUbrick mortgage. Owner, 648-8761. on oversized private and AMS’TON LAKE wooded lot, home, (former Norman’s Fum.) ______For Rent 6 6 home in well established 26 living room with back to stove, roar WAHjfO Middle ’Tpke., Manchester. Agency Realtors, 646-4200. heavily treed lot, fireplace, paved road, city water, beach­ TWO college students want ■ ___ _ ‘ ______• Warehouse nrarenouse Aportments— Flats— v e ^non - Mount Vernon ____ HERE’S ONE you can really wall to wall, dormer, extra neighborhood. Large en­ es, boating, fishing. $995 terms. back fireplaces. On 1% acres porch Werl8olflfli^“ Yake, ga­ weekly summer yard work, BIRD CAGE and stand. Relax- comer of Pine & Forest Sts. ■ ADarimentH 6-room home, closed front porch, 154 baths, of valuable property. Mur- rage, $19,500. Philbrick Agen­ a t / 6 n c e PART-’TIME help wanted morn­ Tenements 63 Apartments. Immediately 8 CENTER St, afford to assume! 554-room closets, etc. W’olverton Agen­ Philbrick Agency Also available cottage near ings, CaU 649-5334. odd jobs, etc. 649-0198. Icisor, deluxe model, florescent Mon-Frt. 9-9 Sat. 9-6 rooms at $145, 35i at $160, 456 yards from the center, $20,000 Ranch, built-ins, convenient cy, Realtors, 649-2813. REALTORS one-car garage, nicely land­ beach, $500 down. Amston ray-Snyder Realty; 243-2429 cy Realtors, 646-4200. lights with fixtures, mirror. ------“ cm.,at $180. iioi water, Heat, re-hot wrater, immediate re sale, CaU War- area. 112x160’ lot. $28,900. CaU scaped lot, conveniently lo­ evenings 521-5443, 289-6980. Lake Co., 1-537-2647 (open 7 VERNON — 4 bedroom colonial dFFIGE INSPECTOR Plasma-flame ,______J°BS WANTED - any job you ^ 3 5318 SEWING machine — Singer zig- MANCHESTER — Immediate frtgerator, oven-range, dlspos- *’®” Howland, Realtor, 648- and get the particulars. Mitten SIX-ROOM PLUS Colonial, as- ’ cated. Priced right at $22,- . c.:___ mav have — lawns afn 646-4200 days). with one full and iwo half spray department. Experienc­ I zag, buttonholes, bems,hems, fancy occupancy, deUghtfuldelightful 354-room35i-room al,“ L dishwasher, wall to wall ReeatorsRealtors, 643-6930. sumable 654 per cent mort­ 000. NOR’TH Coventry — 6-room Ca d y ed. Must be tamiUar with gen­ p^ en ced student. Call 643- ALUMINUM doors, 2 used com- designs, etc. Originally over apartment, features complete carpeting, air - conditioning, ------^------gage. 154 baths, large porch, ------ALICE CLAMPET, COVENTRY LAKE Waterfront Ranch, assumable mortgage, baths. FuUy equipped kitchen, eral Inspection procedures in­ 0066 after 6. blnatlon storm-screens, one $300. full price now $61. Easy GE kitchen, carpeting, two swimming pool, lighted tennis FOUR ^b'bl^yfamily hhom ^ e es. s . . .your SUMMIT Street. . .ten-room Industrial zoned lot. Middle W1.900 . . .CHOICE cape, six furnished 3-bedroom Cottage, p m , $127. monthly. Excellent patio, attached garage with For Bookkeeping HIGHLAND PARK area, new REALTOR double driveway. Wall to wall volving aircraft parts. SmaU 36" $16; one 32” , $10. Both terms. 522-0931, dealer. air - conditioners. Large stor­itor- coui’ts, basketball court. Park-Park­ investment. We have two single, > recently painted. 254 20’s. Call Morrison, Realtor, rooms basement garage, alu- 6-room Raised Ranch, 2 baths. 28’ liring room with fireplace, lot. Only $19,900. Frechette 649-4543 643-7407 carpeting in living room, din­ / e Steady Poeltton company. Many benefits. Ap­ b s i $20. Good condition. 34 EUza------age area. Master TV, on bus ing and storage aU Included. on the East Side . .one on Oak baths, possible six bedrooms, 643-1015. mlnlmum siding. Large porch, 2-ca.r garage, handy location. large kitchen with dining area Realtors, 647-0993. ply In person to Mr. M. Kase- DO^S*' Birds— Pats 41 beth Drive. CLEAN, USED refrigerators, line. 646-2623, 643-1023, 643-4112, the other on Eldrtdge. T. J. Needs redecorating inside. excellent condition, good L-RA NCith basem ent over-looking lake. Boat dock, ing room and halls. Lovely ITT------^------— ------ranges, automatic washers No pets. CaU Hartford, 627- A good buy at $35,900. Phil­ e Good etartlng salary vlch, Klock Co., 1366 ’Tolland LONG 1 to 7 daUy. 9288, Vernon, 876-8721, 876-4859. Crockett. Realtor, 643-1677. Priced to sell. T. J. Crockett, MANCHESTER — Ecmtomical financing. T. J. Crockett, Real­ partiall^ijniislM, taMge, near etc. $20,500. Philbrick Agency NOR"™ COVENTRY residential area. Walking dls-. HAIRED Chihuahua with guarantees. See them at brick Agency Realtors, 646- tance to elementary school./ Apply at once In persea Ipke., Manchester. ■------Realtor, 648-1577. 4-room Ranch, desirable con­ tor, 643-1577. -4200. high ' Philbrick Realtors, 646-4200. SYLVAN SETTING!! male, 2% years old. No papers. Boots and Accessories 46 B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Asking $32,500. Call Doriji to Mr. Ulmen. Reasonable. 742-6906. A TTRACTI^ 3-room first flow VERNON — Willow B i ^ - ______venient location with recent Agency Realtors, 646-4200. Young Raised Ranch, multi------Main St. CaU 643-2171. Smith, Jarvis Realty Co. FRIENDLY 14’ BOAT, excellent con d ition ,______apartment, stove, refrigerator, Apartments. Immediately new LondLand For 5ole 71 MANCHES’TER — Immacu- improvements. $17,900. Flano MANCHES’TER — $24,900. Hill bath, huge family room, heat. hot water, electricity, 354 rooms at $160, 454 at $185. - , ------—------lat® 7-room Cape. Large wood- Agency, 646-0191. .MANCHESTER Texas size lot, tors, MLS, 643-1121. TREASURE CITY ICE CREAM CHIHUAHUA puppies, AKC $176. CaU after 6 p.m., 643- SINGER touch and sew with HORSES overlooking parkade, • at­ Out of Town thermopane to sundeck, fire­ adults, references. No pets, Heat, hot water, refrigerator, “ UU’TH MANCHES’TER — Ap- ed lot, garage. Flrst-foor fam- ranch, 7 spacious rooms, place, bullt-lns, garage and reglsteredr 8 weeks old, irmocu- 2959. cabinet. Monograms, hems, tractive Cape, fireplace, For Sole 75 HEBRON — $23,900, Randh, 3 Mancbeeter Shopping MANAGEMENT lated. .Wonderful pets. CaU 648- $120. 649-6324. oven-range, disposal, dish- P*'®xl'nately 6 acres with 641’ lly room with fireplace. Bus. MANCHESTER 6-room -Colonial IN MANCHESTER paneled family room, immacu­ more. Owne'r transf^red & embroiders, etc. Used, excel bus line, 154 baths, new kitch­ aluminum siding, recreation bedrooms, aluminum /siding, Parkade TRAINEE 8656. 16’ 'THOMPSON, wood, trailer, . ------T i ------T------; washer, wall to wall carpeting, frontage, half mile to Martin $23,600. Meyer Realtors, 648- late condition. Only $28,900. ATTRACTIVE 6-room Ranch anxious. Sacrifice price of lent condition. en, new furnace, must see. room, garage, wooded lot. garage, treed acre loty^ Helen ------— electric start, 30 h.p. motor, Guaranteed. LOOIONG for anything in real ait-dondltlonlng, swimming School. Owner will finance. M. 0609. Yes, this attractive 7-room Hurry! Hutchins Agency, Real­ with large bedrooms, full just $30,900. Truly hard to “ It’s A Good Deal” Full price now $56 or 7 month­ D. Cole, Realtor, 643-£ 64^-6666. k._ Mtate rentals—apartments, pool, lighted tennis courts, H. Palmer Realtor, 643-6321. ------— ------Must sell. $21,500. Hayes Agen­ Cape with 154 acres of land Hutchins Agency, Realtors, tors, 649-5324. ceramic bath, sliding glass beat. To Inspect call Mr. ly payments of $8. 522-0476, homes, mulUplc dwellings, no basketball court, parking and - ______6.2 ACRES. Good barn, out- cy, 646-0131. Is an ideal situation tor those 649-5324. Our successful training pro­ doors to large sundeck, one- Lewis. I ___ buildings, 9 rooms, family who love horses or just plain $22,900 PICTURE-BOOK land- EAST, H ARTFO RD /— Three- gram provides you with the h om iroktn, O.U , btoM Brook car garage, on 154 acre lot, bedroom Ranch ^rtth built-ins, required abilities to become elbow room. Has modem MANCHESTER —New Listing, scaplng, one acre p'us. Imma­ CLERK TYPIST H a u c m Om i Ca U ® bedrooms, 154 baths, $26,900. Philbrick Agency, fireplace, c a n t e d living a manager FREE KITTENS, very friendly ® P *"' ROLL-AWAY cot. $16; two — ^ ^ ------nousos r w saw 72 2 fireplaces. Hutchins Agency. stable and garage. Owner Immaculate 6-room Cape. culate 3-bedroom Ranch. Coun­ B & L W kitchen sets, $10. for both; hi- HAVE customers waiting _ " ’ “ ‘ ■‘■»*00- Realtors, 646-4200. room, full basement and car­ • Training salary $130-$166 and lovable, 2 black and white j 2’ WOOD^BOAT 18 h p motor *^^®**®" s®*®. $10. for both; hi- ci^om ers w a l t l ^ ------______MANCHESTER DaIiixa oub. H®®*!®*',Realtor, 649-6324. 649-6324. * Mac's anxious. Fireplace, garage. Assumable try kitchen, huge awning, ga­ BARROWS and WALLACE Co. port. P ric^ right. Interna­ PRODUCTION and • College degree or food ex­ with boots, one black, and fe- 7R mlnl-electrto “ >® r®"!®! of-your apart- ROCKVILLE -N ew , 354-room ^ . T ------VA 554 per cent. Good location. rage, trees. Hutchins Agency, VERNON ~ Manchester Parkade tional A sso^ tes, 647-1300. perience not necessary. male caUco. CaU 649-4617. h T $2’^ ^ 9 - ^ 0 ®<>»>Plete baby ^®n‘ ®«- home. J.D. I ^ apartments with p^Wte ter- 2 MANCHESTER - Tbp quality HERITAGE HOUSE Only $23,500. Frechette Real­ 649-5324. Manchester 649-5306 ^PERSONNEL OFFICE ------h.p. Evinrude, $276. 649-404 . furniture; bedroom set.set, $100. Estate‘“swi® Associates, Inc.inc. 643- race n,ndand poolpool. inniMairop.Incliidlmr brntheat ‘ 7 ^ K®ra*re. ®U Investment property with an FURNITURE HUGE COLONIAL!!! • ElxceUent fringe benefits tors, 647-9993, This home Is so big that one HONOR ROLL Pugs. 7 weeks, i l ? - ^ X S a S r F F l i " b ^ a ^ 628-2674...... 6129. hot wator|^i P®® • mdu^Ung heat. aluminum,------private- treed lot. Income. of . over $8,000 per year. GREEN RD. — Immaculate 3 CJOVe n TRY — 6-room Raised ANDO'VEIV' — Dutch > styled » Manager aver’age ’ Income 646-2482 of the walk-in closets, has We need a good,' all-around excellent breeding, excel as h.p. Evinrude motor. Tee-Nee REPAIR IMMACULATE 554-room Ranch or 4-bedroom Cape. Fireplace, Ranch. Modem kitchen with Raised |!^anch, 2 full baths, $15,100 with many earning ______. ONE LARGE room, efficiency ®®rpetlng. $165. Lckland Ter- S h b irilZ li" Zye^Agenc^ I X i a walk-ln closet! 4 large Gal Friday to perform multl- healthy, happy peto, AKC, In­ trailer, good condition, $450. Refinishers and Builders of with rec room and garage, 3 wall to wall carpteing in liv­ built-ins, 154 baths, fireplace, 2 fireplaces, double garage, over $20,000. MANCHESTER Immaculate bedrooms, 254 baths, 15x15 oculated, 643-9018. Can be seen at Chamberlain’s Musical Instrument 53 a ^ e n t ^ t h bathroom, heat ^ Z i^ ^ T ( ^ ! ® 629.6^ " no Rectors. bedrooms, kitchen has built-ins ing room, dining room and family room, sundeck, 2-car family room, sun deck, |29,- pte duties in a small modern For a local ajipolntment call ----- — ------— ------— ■ cwmand im/i.hot water, parking In rear. FINE' 7-1 oom Colonial within walking paneled family room on first Atlantic Station, 128 East Cen- SLINGERLAND drum set, 23" 568-0833 pets. and dining area. $23,500. Wol­ stairs, large cabineted kitchen garage, acre wooded lot, 900.). Mlayes l Agency, 646-0131. office of a Manchester mnn- 203-624-5400, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. MINIATURE Poodle puppies, CUS’TOM FTURNITURE distance to high and junior floor, carpeting, dishwasher ter St. or phone 649-2708. base drum, 18” cymbal tom ------~ „ ------verton Agency, Realtors, 649- enclosed sunroom. Rear yard $25,500. PhUbrick Agency, ufacturing division. Person­ or 203-488-6239, 7 p.m.-9 p.m. AKC, championship blood line; high, 3 bedrooms, formal din­ and bullt-ins, 2-car garage. ------tom, with stand, 11” cymbal FIVE-ROOM, first-floor apart- ROCKVILLE, 9 Ward St. •47-94S2 — 87S-50«! 2813. parklike setting. Stonewalls. Realtors, 646-4200. nel and production office or write: Shots and wormed. 643-7081. ing room, newly remodeled Treed lot. High 30'S; 649- a‘ and. E xcellent^om '"eat two-year old. 2^ rooms, carpeting, - stove------and re- Garrison Colonial Price $24,900. Austin Cham­ y^Ionted— Real Estate 77 work are the primary func­ Q__ frigerator, $126. monthly. 646- 50 PEARL ST. kitchen, spacious 154 baths, MANCHES'TER off Porter- St. bers, Realtor, MLS, 643-2325. 5306. SUBURBAN — newer six-room FRIENDLY INQUIRIES — visits Invited, g ^ b o a t , 1968 Murcuir out- jjgg 649-8370. family. Built-In range. ------tions of the Job. Good typing inbred Utter, Belgian Sheep­ board motor, water skis and ^______driveway. $175 monthly. After A O O O M»-2871.A A A MANCHESTER, CONN, shaded lot. Wolverton Agency, deluxe custom built Ranch Colonial Cape on an acre./ ALL CASH for your property ICE CREAM ROLLING PARK — Six-room skills are dMlred, Call for dogs, exceptional tempera­ aU accessories. Also extra SELMER E-Flat saxaphofie, 6, 646-1379. Realtors, 649-2813. home, 2 full baths, 2 fireplaces, „ B & W Large kitchen has buiIt-1 within 24 hours. Avoid red CORPORA'nON BOLTON — 8-room apartment, $ 27,500 - oven-range and dlshwash^, appointment. Mrs. Marge ment, $50 - $125. Champion sire heavy duty tilt trailer. Emer- very good condition. Asking _?-car garage. The very b e s t , ' ‘®® room, excellent BARROWS and WALLACE Co. tape, instant service. Hayes Employment Manager 2 quiet neighborhood. References condition throughout, garage, formal dining room,’ beamed and dam. Call 872-0313. gency sale. $1,995. or best of- $176. CaU 649-6916. FOUR-ROOM tenement, ji ------liyes Agency 646-0131. Manchester Parkade Agency, 646-0131. Hampson; Rogers Corp, Mill 69 Blax Kill I^ane fer. 643-6279. ______rooms are knotty pine, with '■®U'*tt'®4 baths Wanted— To Buy 5B d e l u x e 4-room apartment. Wonted To Rent 6B 5tl9 phUlo 643-1577. - U & R REALTY CO. INC^ credited general hospital. Excellent salary and benefits In­ 2-5P.M. Industrial Pork Rfd. oven and range, refrigerator, WANT to rent a smaU apart- ANDOVER — Lakefront Co- 643-2692 s-Laundry, storage area In cluding 9 paid holidays and a tuiUon reimbursement pro­ Fertilizers 50-A a n t iq u e s and collectables, EXIT 97 OFF PARKWAY R; D. Murdock, Realtor, 643-6472 the basement oak and marble top furniture. wall to wall, heat and hot wa- ment In BoItMi or Coventry ELDON SPINNINO M IILS iBORP. lonial. Living room with beam­ gram. For further Information or to arrange a personal Routes 15 and M—Vernon, Conn, HIGHEST quality cow manure art glass, fine p a in tin g “ c ***■•ter. Farklng.Parking, $1$185. Wolverton area. Write Box OC, Manches- TALOOTT VILLB, CONN. ed ceiling, formal' dining room, TRAINEE Many Other Features interview please call Miss Dolores Allen, 646-1222, Ext. 243. delivered. $6 and $11 loads, 40 Any quantity 644-8962 ’ Agency,. 640-2818...... Herald. Listings WantaU Listings Wanttd first-floor laundry and lava­ HEBRON . . .acre lot plus neat and 80 bushel. Less than 20 — ^ ------— tory. Master bedroom has ’ad­ 554-room ranch. Jhree bed­ To become life insurance On Bus Line cents per bushel, '?42-8258. ELECriRIC ’TRAINS for 8-rall PLEASANT four-room second- MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL joining powder room, /alousled rooms, plus rec room, rear underwriter (or one of ModMs open 1-7 P.JM. or track, Uonel, Ives, Flyer, etc. "floor — - apartment,------‘ Includes 1 MAINTENANCE porch overlooking lake, double porch. Trees galore. Ideal for America’s largest Insur­ Housahold Goods 51 any age, any ctx^dltion. Please ®*®'^®i refrigerator, enclosed garage. Owner, 742-7002. children. Lower 20’s. T. J. ance companies. Salary up By Appointment- have your price ready. 649- backyard. Ample parking. No MECHANIC Crockett, Realtor,, 643-1577. 7g(j3. pets. Strant 8t. Occupancy 1 to $800 monthly, plus 646-2623 FRIGIDAIRE, 2-door, white WANTED WANTED 1 June 1st., 649-9258. bonus. Call 278-7770. porcelain refrigerator Mofnianaiiea Dapt. , SOUTH WINDSOR •ANDOVER — We have two 643-1023 \| MALE and FEMALE THE HERALD IS LOOKING Ranch homes, worthy of in­ 643-4112 ^ new $160; s" piece bZbS "bric^aTraJi^^S, - 8 - rtKHn lad shut. Mnst he able to — Full-Tinie — spection, that offer quiet sub­ furniture,fiimOiir« ide^iHoai summer -.-t cot- glassware. We . b w iw. estates iram^s, vu’ ^P^*^*” apartment, ®***’ ForterPorter St.St. area, area. perform industrial mechani­ Immaculate 6-room Split. , ' Machine Operators cal repair work and also LISTINGS urban -jiving, $29,900 and tage, $40; mahogany bedroom jagg Peddler Auettoneer ^ utUlUes, $180 1 Three bedrooms, living room $24,900. Flano Agency, 646-0191. Weavers set. $60; kitchen set, $46; 643- Lake St., Z lton 64MM 7’ ^ montW/. 286-0664. AvaUaWe most have ebiUty to repair LUBRICATION MAN We have many qualified buyers waiting for a 1 FOR A CORRESPONDENT and large kitchen. Also fin­ Machine Repairman 0404 “ aae at., Moiton, 649-8247. immediately. Ideal for newly- and InstaU electrical e ^ p - home. If you are contemplating selling your real ished rec room. Wall to wall ROCKVILLE Five-room You’ll enjoy workinfir at Manchester’s finest property In the near future, call us today and WANTED — Antique furniture weds. ment. Excellent starting rate carpeting, tiled bath, one-car Ranch. Fireplace, steam heat VILLAGER APARTMENTS Watchman end great fringe beneflte. service station. Working conditions are pleasant let us do the job for you with our efficient staff • m o cedar c h e ^ ; la,^e paint- glass, pewte^T c ? f % S r ^ FOR SOUTH WINDSOR garage. Convenient location, oil, carport, walk-out base- No experience nece ed chest, two chests, 3 drawers other anUque Items. Any quan- Cell for Appointment i an^d your fellow employes are most congenial, and Realtron Computerized Service, New, extra large 4*/2-i'ooni apartment, G-E appli­ Company paid benefits, includ­ BCarge Hampoon, Mi-6161 Only $24,600. mcr.t. Central locatiori. $16,900. Ing pension and profit ing. Apply; S - Harrison’s. Furnislwd m on w • company benefits — plus 1 E Bety Gessay Kristofak, Real­ ances, gas heat, wall-to-wall carpet, tiled bath, table, call M9-3638. jgg Oakland Str««t. many fnng®.benefits, too! Good pay, plus rood tor. 875-0701. two air conditioners, two large bedi’ooms. June 1st ROGERS U & R REALTY CO. INC. Aportmants 63-A hours! Apply in person at occupancy. TWIN Majde beds, mattress and ------CORPORATION 1 PHILBRICK I If you have a tfrong interest in your town 643-2692 ROCKVILLE — Neat six-room CHENEY aj^OTHERS, Inc. springs. In good condition. Call RoomS Without Boord 59 HARTFORD - atteni^ R. D. Murdock, Realtor, 643-6472 older home, eight-year old 81 Cooper Hill Street 742-7627. — ------.:------singles, available Immediately, MUl and Oaklaod Streeta AGENCY — REALTORS and tome writing experience, cell Mr. Maaoheeter, Conn. S' f baiieboard heat, six-year old MAYTAG wrinaer washer~iolT f^N TRAL,, , clean room for nicely furnlshad 2-bedroom 646-4200 roof, aluminum storms and CHARLES LESPERANCE Manchester, Conn. 06040 An equal epportnnlty Moriarty Brothers abje electric stove, cots, ^ bed­ ‘'•P®«^‘ ®. ®>“««®® Townhouim. wUl accomodMe empleyer *W CENTER ST,, MANCHESTER _ su-siss Chemest at The Hereld, 643-2711. BOLTON—Mobile home set up, awnings, tool sheds, partial an^ bathroom,, parking. 649- up to 4. $200. J.D. Real Bstote, i sale — lease. Working couple cellar, central location. $14,900. room furniture.. CaU 649-6984. 4206. 649-7620 Associates, 64841129, Listings Wantnd. Listings Wanttd or indiridual. Ctonvenlent Bety Gessay Kristofak, Real­ pleasant locatloii. 643-2880. tor, 875-0701.

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ITYl U.S. Schools Still Protester Sets Himself Ablaze ■*' J Reports Differ on U.S. Role SAN DIEGO, ChUf. (A lP )'- Hit by Strikes The 22-y«Binold Studenlt son Now Yon Can of a reUned naval officer By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS died early tnday at Scrlpps CHARGE IT: Thousands of college students were still on strike to­ Memorial Hospital (Biter r- day and many campuses shut down for the duration of dousing Ills (Clothing with gasoUne and Igniting hlmaelf In Mekong River Operation the school year in the aftermath of a week of tragedy and turmoil. Many other institutions officially reopen­ In a w ar pixAeot. ed, however. ------— George Winna, who canted DETROIT (AP) —^De­ a sign declaring "F o r Ckxl’s Lace Trimmed auil angry over fighting in the UiUveralty of Maine, wera fense Secretary Melvin R. Girls’ No Iron AD. Misses’ Stylish A KLSO Value Sake, GMd the W ar," had and me Wiling of f o ^ voting today and tomorrow suffered second and tlidird de­ Laird told a news confer­ Kent State students In Ohio by whether to continue boycotting gree burns over most o f his ence here today that he National Ouardsmen, studenU classes or return to their stud- body Sunday at the Univer­ had no reports that a DRESSES 01 STRIPED !k BABY d o l l at many campuses (continued to les. (MISSES’ CHIC sity o f Calitomlia campui South , Vietnamese navy ^ k e ^ ^ t e orders from col- students' strike Informa- / here. flotilla had sailed into the lege officials reopening classes, uon center at Brandels Unlver- Wlnne, ison of retired Oapt. Cambodian capital of :SLEEPWEAR At New York's Caty College, ^ ty today listed 400 schools on George Wlnne o f Ija JoHa, SKIMMERS PANT SET PANT SET Phnom Penh. for e^m ple, classes were re- strike, and said It had con- \. ran around a campus plana He also said he had no i\^ s^kesm an firmed that 167 schools will be soreamlng, "KIU me, Idfl said that there are a lot of stu- struck indefinitely. A ham radio, m e," as flamea burned him, confirmation that U.S. ad­ denU on campus, but not many network of 160 staUons was set a witness elald. visers were aboard. are going to class." to. keep track of campus ac- Students, meeting nearby, A spokesman for the Many, Uke the student body ot tlvltles across the nation. knocked Wlnne down and U.S. Command In Saiigan M id George Wdnne, 23-year-old son - smothered the fire with jack­ he knew nothing albout Ameri­ Sava ot a retired naval officer died ets. can naval adlvsers being X early today from bums suffered aboard. 3.50 when he set himself afire Sun­ Phnom Penh Is well past the Unrest Topic day on the University of Califor­ 21.7-mlIe limit beyond which nia cGunpus in San Diego. „ President Nixon told congreo- Regularly... $3 slonal leaders lost week Ameri­ . See our tremendous I O f Nixon^ Wlnne was carrying a sign M oiim ing Cool acetate top with A cute white \ ^ A sweetheart of a Baby which read "F o r God's Sake, can forces would not penetrate \collection. of permo- KoopecJ neck and short, cotton duck sot \ Doll in a luscious overlay End the W ar." Mounts For Into Cambodia. Whether this ap­ press cottons, doc* puffed sleeves with L with sleeveless of lace and nylon and Governors Columbia University was plies to advisers of the South ronB. rayons and matching slip-on pants. top with side matching panty. Soo tho holding classes, but New York Vietnamese and aircraft sup­ porting them was not clear. otherwanted fabrics Self belt, too. In bold red, ’ buttons and doen plunging nockllno. WASHINGTON (AP) — Presl- University was closed indefl- U A W Leader In lilac, pink, mint and dsnt Nixon summoned the na- nitely while faculties of each di- But In a communique report­ in stylisKdresses and white and blue stripes or matching bell ing on the river operation on maize. S-M-L. tlon’s governors to the White vision held meetings to decide DETROIT (AP) Expres­ skimmers\ for brown and white. Sizes 6- bottoms. Avail- House' today to discuss campus on future action, Sunday, the U. S. Command summer. Sleeveless, sions of sympathy continued to 14. abb in white unrest and Southeast Asia in the Classes at 27 units of the pour In from around the world said today; "U; S. forces yester­ belted, pleate^kirts, only sizes 8-16. wake of student strikes, antiwar Georgia State University sys- today as members of the United day provided the following sup­ every possible Style. protests and sporadic violence tern were reported back to nor- Auto Workers made prepara­ port to the Republic of Vietnam All colors. Sizes 3-6X that climaxed In a massive mal, Including those at the tions to bury the man who led 4th Corps operation in the ‘Me­ &7-14. weekend demonstration In the 13,000 Atlanta unit. At Elmory them for 24 years. kong River corridor’—aerial re­ nation’s capital. University In Atlanta, student The union proclaimed a week supply tacUcal air strUcea and Nixon called the meeting last leaders were trying to extend a of mourning for its president. advisers. In addition, approxi­ week after campus violence strike but class attendance ai>- Whiter P. Reuther, who was mately 80 U.S. Navy craft, U.S. erupted following his decdsion to peared normal, killed with five other persona in Navy helicopters and U.S. Navy SHIFTS or SHELLS V SUMNER SKlRTSlR^ CASUAL PANTS send American troops into Cam- The Chicago campus of the 0-10 aircraft are participating In Vcilu«-s to $6 a plane c r a ^ over the weekend. Regularly $'l . I^f.M •. IM • ni I M y Sir (IKJ li t -.k 11 ■. 1,1, ^ (•••Mis Sr>lprt from Kent State University students, western University at Evans- Incomplete. force. U.S. casualties associated o mi Ml 1 %»ylr*\ (mil r I •. I*. I •. %ol lines Im ...... I , ..( ^ lii.L t ot b^ll b o llo m t Thc state executives arrived ton remained closed until A spokesman for Michigan with this support were four • (Is ftom ls (>>-i •.fvcMil lot \ltacl- in deH n ite, although some scribe Reuther as a man evho panied the South Vietnamese fist leader, said Sunday "people branch campuses resumed WM not just concerned about Of Viet Siege flotilla into Phnom Penh. are going back to their own classes. getting better wages and work­ Warren replied that there Is Communists Seen Triggering KHE GO BRIDGE, Vietnam communities with the theme ‘No Students from Union Theologi- ing conditions for his union no change In policy as Outlined CANNON (A P ) -r A company of U.S. in­ business as usual.' ” cal Seminary went to Grand members "but also for a better by ITeeident Nixon that Ameri­ fantrymen broke out Sunday He said the weekend demon- Central Terminal this momh^, contract with Mfe for all citi­ can personnel would not lie from a 48-day siege of Base stratlon marked the beginning and sang hymqs and conducted zens." Internal War in Cambodia going beyond 21.7 miles Into TOWELS Fuller—a mountaintop camp of a grass-roots movement services while they urged corn- The proclamation d tes Reuth- Cambodia "and there have been SAIGON (A P ) — The Oommu- border sanctuaries and did -not d’etat that overthrew Sihanouk, they called' '"hell." But the ago­ swelling across the country. muters to support the Hatfield- er's legacy of accomplishments no US. personnel beyond that." nisi high command for Vietnam meddle in internal Cambodia and an attempt to get alcmg ny o f their hell pursued them Antiwar spokesmen also said McGovern amendment to the and service. Also in Washington, a Psnta* wiU attempt to counter the con- pcrilUcs. Sihanouk’s overthrow with the new regime, are well down the mountain efforts would be stepped up to military procurement bill, The UAW goes to the baigain- gon spokesman said oU U.B. spread strikes to more cam- whiarture from your area will trucks waiting to take them to He then formed the rival Alli­ sumes the South Vietnamese PLAY GYM FOR 6 active role in the November At the University of Wiscon- cruitment and organization in­ member of a Unite 3 was cap­ be decided by your higher head­ the rear, a helicopter hit by ene­ ance for Labor Action in an tured the first day American forces would act to save the stt- elecUons. however, a crowd that grew aniallgamatlon with the Team ­ side Oambodla. 'Ihe instructions quarters. We at the lower eche­ my ground fire crashed among are in effect the same that built troops crossed into Cambodia. uaUon. , Misses’ Tailored Girls''Cott.1 Princeton University adopted to 4,000 marched on the admln- sters and International Chemi- lons should not kill each other." them, killing all six Americans the Vietnam conflict from an In­ An AprU 18 entry said the ewn- "I have no reason to believe the proposal last week. Istratlon building, breaking win- oal Workers “to organize the The document ordered, " It Is aboard and one on the ground. er waia assigned to aciiivate that U.S. operations In the base Duke University President dows and demanding that the unorganized and the poor and surgency problem Into a full­ strictly forblddeii to mention Sl- One foot soldier was wounded. guerrilla elements and "to mott- chain will go beyond the limits Terry Sanford, also announced school reverse Its rejection of a g e t the labor movement moving blown w a r: swim Uke fish in the hahouk. The Idea Is to use The fatigue showed on their CHICSHIRTS s_a o f xiopulatlon, create a peo­ VTite the Cambodians In mlany the President said," the spokes­ SHORTSETS {daiu to give students a week class moratorium request, words to convince them. We will bearded faces. Exaltation sur­ 97 again," man said. areas of respons'tollity to join the off to campaign In November. Thundershowers helped Nation-' Those who died Saturday with ple's army. fight them In self-defense If they faced through their exhaustl(m Uberation front of Cambodia.” The navy movement was ac- Value Nixon was graduated from the al Guardsmen quell the turmoil, the red-haired, 62-yaar-old Allied experts who have been attempt to destroy us." only when they approached the (xnnpanied by gains of South $ , university's law school. In another development, offi- Reuther were his wife. May,, 69; studying the captured docu­ Another diary entry said the The tone .of later documents trucks and thought of the beer m'asion of the front was to over­ Vietnamese fighting along the 22.97 Chancellor Albert Bowker of clals of four major univeraitles Oskar Stonoroy, 66, a Philadel­ ments bSUeve the Communist Indicated that patience wHh the and showers back.at Quang Tri. banks o f the Mekong farther $ New York City's Board of High- indicated they favored a propos­ high command is aiming less to throw the Lon Nol govermnent Cambodian army was wearing A South Vietnamese Infantry phia architect; William Wolf- in Phnom Penh and fight ihe Muth. South Vietnamese ma­ er Education, which runs the al, adopted by .Princeton last man, 29, Reutber’s 'bodyguard take over Caimboda than to In­ thin. Instructions to form a new unit took over the base and was The fun set . . . Well built for action. rines seized the key ferry cross­ 166,000-student City. University,-week, to give undergraduates and'Mrs. Reuther's.nephew; the sure the continued use of that Americans. people's army began appearing. greeted by a 40-round mortar Set features; 2 seater sky glide, 2 Another document passed ing at Neak Luong on the Me­ said he would recommend - a time off this fall to work in po- pilot, George Evans, 46; and country to fight the Vietnam There is evidence that this Is barrage. swings, and 2 chin bars# 7 ft kong and then drove on north two-week period of free time for iiUcal campaigns, copilot, Joseph KarafKa, 41, both war. down orders to “consolidate lib­ going ahead. Since late M arch ,x^re Base height. Save 8.00. and linked up today with U.S.- 100% cotton sets fea­ the students In the autumn. Among the campuses sched- of Cfolumbus, CMiio. While Cambodia was neutral erated areas and' develop a Ub- ' French plantation mangers Puller, atop Dong HalMountaln Handsome blouses with' long' Dr. Paul A. Bloland, president uled for reopening today were under' Prince Norodom Sihan­ eration army.” trained C a m b o d 1 a n strike turing a sleeveless knit They were en route from De- and refugees have reported four miles south of the B«nlll- sleevos and pointy collars. All comfy of the American CoUege Person- the CGdlfonila State university ouk, Oommunlst-led forces kept The initial alarm of the Com­ forces. top with matching tarlzed zone, has been l ^ F ^ y , cotton for spring and summer. nel Association, appealed Sun- and college system. But student (See Page Elgjit) fi. generally low profUe along the munist command at the coup (See Page Nine) ^ - A

(See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) 9 7 YJ9 7 In New England Chair c h a is e At All What It Used to Be By GEORGE OETZE dations for the Institution of And, according to Kalish, UG>nn Move Partly Cuts The Loe Angeles Times marriage wlU be further weak­ housekeepers are now cheaper Mohegans Plan Poiv-Wow Man size chair and chaise in ‘ colorful, LOS ANGELEB—The most {Un­ ened. Divorces at all ages. will to hire than to m a ^ , and la­ quality webbing. Double tubular curved nerving moment In a wedding become even more common.' It bor-saving devices have made In Drive for Reparations arms, non-tilrlegs. Academic-Military Ties can come 40 years after the may even become somewhat them less necessary anyway. ceremony when the children unusual tor a first marriage to Andrea Tyree, assistant pro­ NEW LONDON, Conn. (A P ) Hamilton's oaU to r oonfedsm- Pants in ever-popular ace­ STORKS, Conn. (AP) — The The spokesman,' Don Freed­ have oil left home and the hus­ end with the death of one of In assorted colors with fessor of sociology at UCLA, John E. Hamilton of New Lon­ tion came in a letter, doted May tate in bold, red, white man, said he 'wasn’t sure how band no longer goes off to work the partners. University of - OonnecUcut will isn't sure It really is cheaper don—otherwise known as (toief % whlito he sent to those iriio and blue stripe with fashion trim chest pockets much money, is involved in con­ every morning. These are the traditional rea­ A m eiieu Hade and mock turtle necks. no longer allow its de’partments to hire a housekeeper than to RolUng Cloud, grand sachem of attended a general tribal mast­ fringes self-belt. In brown tracts now in force at the uiU- That’s when the words, “ For­ sons for marriage; the Mohegans and president of to submit applications to the De­ marry one. ing April 19 in Mbntvills. and white, too. Sizes 6- Shes smaN, medium, verslty. ' ever and ever, as long as you Financial and physical securi­ "Have you ever looked at toe the Descendants of toe Mohe- "tt seems adviaaiUe at this large and extra-large. fense Department for research He said also that toe funds both, shadl live,” can suddenly ty tor women, sexual partner­ want ads to see how much gon Indians, Inc.—has called tor time for us to join together Into gnante, toe university’s presi­ becomes a very frightening pros­ ship, companionship, b eetlin g GARDEN TOOLS suppHed by the Department of housekeepers are getting?" she a confederation of the Indian one solid confederation of Now dent, Dr. Homer D Babblifge Jr. D fense^are only about "10 or pect. of children to carry on the fam­ asked. tribes in New England, Engiland Indiana, which would announced Sunday. 16 per cent" of the total re- Richard Ka(Ush, an associate ily name and to support the par­ She feels that the essential His aim to strengthen the strengthen our cause beforo the WALK Tfve announcement came In sceiTch fimds coming into toe professor In the University of ents when they get-old, .protec­ thing in marriage Is companion­ cause of the red man and his federal govsnunent gnd aooant the midst of a student strike undversHy from outside sources California at- Los Angeles School tion and education of children, ship. That's toe nub the future cukure against -the fedetal gov­ our need for a central oulttnU on campus — aimed portly at Uke foundations and government of Public Health, Mys more peo­ and the cheap services of a will nek (toange. ernment. severing Ihe unlveniJty's ties to ple are experiencing this mari­ center for our New England In­ agencies. He said he didn’t housekeeper. "The only real social and Hamilton generally wears busl- dian people," he wrote. 77 SHORTS toe military. Babbidge's re- tal "doubletake" because the |6k>w what th j total (nitside- Today these reasons have all emotional security a man or ness suits, saving his Indian "Right now we are att«inptiq| QMMise was. made in a letter re- traditional reasons for marriage Your supported research figure is at changed, or are changing, Dr. woman can achieve In our mod­ regalia for ceremonial ocoorions. to raise $1,000 to file otir brief spmdlng to a list of student de­ are rapidly disappearing. He the university. Kalish says. ern mobile society 14 a perma­ He Is also president of toe of particulars and legal oass mands. thinks, too, that more people ^ ^ 1 ^ Choice Under the new policy, Freed­ "Working woipen are accept­ nent portable Bjxiuae," she National American Indian De­ with the Indian Claims Coaunl»' One o f toe students’ other de­ are living 1 < ^ enough to face 50i man said, toe university will ed In all classes of society. said. fense Association, Inc., which slcn In lysshlngton, D.O. Ws mands was that toe university applicatione for future De­ the problem. .taw rake, straight rake,' garden hoe, t^ap Women can achieve financial According .to her, the constant represents about 460,000 Indians need help on this too as many shovel with round point, cultivator and STRAW BAG abandon ROTC, but Babbldge fens; Department grants on new It is Illustrated by the words security on their own. search for companionship will In the United. States, most of Indian inoomss are not of Um cuhi-hoe. All fuNy guaranteod. sold tge university plana only of a wroman whose husband lias Values to 3.99 projeota, but won’t put a halt to "Carrying on a family name -iiLjoif conuriibuite to a halghtnned whom he. feals were (^ w ted by highest. . to modify the program. money coming In to sigiport just retired: " I married him for All cor* «r wickar, seems less Important to most divorce rate. the federal government'at some The land in southsm Cotton and polyeslar A ^xikesmen for the universi­ better or for worse—-but not tor New vinyl caolad ilraw projects already under way. people. And old pepple are tak­ "People will keep trying until time. England must bs resurvsysd bs- bags. All fully IlnaH, Uonds with baits. ty sold the new research grant lunch." Applications for new projects en care of by the government they gat a good companion with The Mohegan descendants are tors the Mohegans, who are re­ biiMs ilpt, turn lacks. Choos# from assorted policy won’t cover oontracte If human life spans are In ' whita, natural, or will once again )>e accepted or by employe pensions. the kind of wearing qualities trying to get r^aaratlons from lated to the Pequota, con set on solids and plaidt in now In effect, and may be "only If a policy governing stretcHe<) another 10 to 20 years, loatl. shas 30-41). A 4.00 "Sexual partnership has al­ tholt wlU laat through old age. • ' the successors o t the 17th Osn- exact price on It. A rough ssU* WETHERSFIEU )! BLOPM IELD! NANCinESTER! changed in toe future—If toe them which te generally accep­ os blolwista predicted at a re­ 10S1 BLUE HILLS AVE. ooch valua. ways been^ available to men out­ It may take several attempts lury Invaders from Europe wtx> mate of the vaiue Is ssrersl PARKADE SHOPPING CTR. "university community" can table to toe university commun­ cent ochference on aging at the side malTlage, and It now but more people will keep try - g took land from thmi In CbnnscU- million doBare. reach a cocvGcnsus on the terme ity at isugs is formulated," Center for the Study of Demo­ seems to be to be Increasingly tofi-" ■ ' f cut, Rhode IsMnd, Msssschu- K finds acceptable tor taking cratic InatltuUona in Santa Bar­ (See Page Twe) . setts and New York. (■m i Pago Fenrtsen) DefetxN Deportment oontrsots. (Bee-Psge Eight) bara, Calif., thg vestigial foun­ so Tor women."