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Ex-GI Tells Police-Community Ties Viet War Objectors O t Shootmg Subject of State Hearings Ruled Not Exempt By MABC CHABNEY relationship was built up.” But O f Farmer Aaoocinted Frees Writer now, he said, the pressures of NEW HAVWV WUh an «*P®»dlng pOpUla- FT. BENNING, Go. (AP) NEW With an limited budgets mean From Being Drafted Some weeks before Lt. William evening hearing here Monday, all poUcemen are in Galley’s troops swept through Human Rights and Oppor- gars. “Nowadays they don’t WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court today My Laf, a former soldier testl- Committee at the state ^g^t a poUceman untU he pulls barred draft exeinptions for men who claim they object fled today, a Vietnamese rice legislature begins asking a ^ver and gives them a farmer was throwh into a well thorny and emotional question: traffic ticket,” he said. in conscience to the Vietnam war but not to all wars. Sind shoi—either by Galley or 'How do Connecticut’s policemen others said they agreed, and The vote was 8 to 1. one of his men. ^fte ^ e ci^unm^^y Justice Thurgood Marstmll, men on the basis of their con- ’*We were going through a vU- P*^ce—how do they trea^ them h^ip. dellverlng the court’s opinion in sciences. lage and came across two farm- they received? gjjjgj however, from one two draft cases, said: “Yet conscience and belief ers working in a fleld,” said the ^ Bertea at fiv e ^ favored by “We hold that' Congress In- are the main ingredients of witness, BiU Carney, 24, ^ a k - hearings tlurougluMt the “t ^ ^ the report-Chi^ Biaglo DlUeto tended to exempt persons who First Amendment rights,” kig in- a liOsstssippl drawl. reaction to a repwt from Haven—said that cars oppose participating in all war Douglas said. “They are the be- "Lt. Galley said he wanted to State Human Rights and Op- beats aren’t the prob- . . . and that persons who object dmck of free speech as well as talk to one. He brought him up portunltles Oommlssion. Tho re- ^ prohiem of solely to participation In a per- religion.” tlcular war are not within the to the wril. I heard him say if police-community re­ leadership, he said, a problem lations is "one of the state’s purview of the exempting sec- WASHXNG’TON (AP) The he didn’t talk end tell him what that can only be solved by the tion." Supreme Court ruled today that he wanted to know, he’d throw most vcdatile Issues,” and the chief himself. series Itself was announced as \ Marshall said this was true Job tests which screen out him in the well,” Carney said. The reactions to the report even If the objection to a pcutlc- blacks without reaUsticaUy ’Ihe witness, from Meridian, an inquiry into “what appears were gathered in an Associated to be deteriorating ^conditions ular war has “roots In a claim- measuring their qualiflcations lOas., was in Galley’s platoon. Press survey of the nine police ant’s conscience and personality for the Job are unconstitutional, but er, N.C., CW. Reid Kennedy, the trial youths .. . —(Declined to hear a protest who said such requirementa Judge, allowed Carney's testl- 1" ***® ^ve i^e BatUe lines are down.” juoge,______aucweu ____ i;ainey s xesu .to say about its writers. They ^ particularly agEiinst astronauts praying from kept them from advancing to like to talk about the poUce- space. jobs held by whites. sfaow the mental state of Oalley unkind to police in four commu- —^Ruled that Job tests which The opinion by Chief Justice community rriaUons programs _ BrU^port, Hartford, prior* to and during the My Lai screen out blacks without real- Warren E. Burger said tbe com- they’re ruiuiing, and they tell Norwalk and Wllllmantic—and opM aU on. you how great the need for ^ g^gg ^ istically measuring their quallfi- pany had practiced preference ’Hie defense had claimed the them Is. cations for the Job are unconsti- for whites in Job assignments lieutenant’s capacity was so im- Uce chiefs were either least talk­ tutional. p rior to th e 1964 C ivil R ights , . . ^ But the police chiefs whose ative or most defensive rriien p a l^ he could not premeditate departments got black eyes —Upheld iSouth Carolina’s Act. asked «d>out tire report. right to exclude men from a col- After that, Burger noted, the ™*1™**'‘ ' ^ . . from the com m ission a re either In Hartford, Police Chief said after ov^ iea i^ more reUcent or belligerent lege operated foi; women. company required hlgh-school Thomas J. Vaughan said he CaUeys conversation with the ^g „pgrt. Let stand the contempt con- diplomas for assignment to any couldn’t “make any comment vlction of an Oklahoma City depcurtment except its labor de­ couple who defied a court-or- partment, the only branch of the *«.• .».:s5TJ.3 Sw A s t e ; sjm'SS; X 's. dered desegregation plan by re- plant In ^ c h blacks were em- or I came back and saw a dead y «, that the commission was fusing to send their 14-year-old ployed. Satisfactory scores on man in the weU and he was talking only <»ly to a few majcon- nialcon- p g^ of tho report. questioned” son to his assigned school. aptitude and Intelligence tests tents when they gathered their The report said of Hartford: The draft decision dismissed also were required, Gamey said the weU was very ,ggjg Qne chief, in fact, says “Not one persMi interviewed claims brought by Guy P. GU- Negro employes, who said the rirallow . ttie« ‘fi’t any P^lem _^all. g^^ Q^g as good,” and lette, of Yonkers, N.Y., a self- tests and diploma requirements That incident originally had The feeling ^ t no pi em .-jg^gj^ gjjd conflict” have been described humanist, and Louis limited them to the labor, de- been one of the government’s A. Negre, of Bakersfield, Calif., pailment, argued that tho new I aa •fhniit p rod u ced b eca u se v o ca l non- specifications against Galley, a Roman Catholic. requlremens had the same ef- *** nrarn m Whites have taken the place of tat later was struck'from the (AF photo) Both men contended their con- foot as the alleged racial dis- ch a rg e. Two South Vietnamese tanks ‘ wait behind thick undergfro'wth more than 10 sciences did not permit them to crimination practiced before the -Q. Was anyone else present? miles inside Laos as unseen U.S. plane hits suspiected enery positions. fight in Vietnam. ctyji Rights Act. A, T-. ,n» .Kon. Gillette, 26, was sentenced to „ „ two vears In orison for not re- “ “ employment practice aid) GrsesUo. cent.years from the avera^ clt- said his city is now nnrHnir fot- InihixHnn TJaoM Whlch Operates tO eXClude O ne at tbe prosecution’s most Isen, especially In problem ,,, im porting for Induction. Negre, 29, jw ™™ to be U an Army veteran who was ta riwwn to ta damiigh* ^ t^ s to O ^ s arcane slums and coUege centers out irf^hich Commander in Laos Says: refused a discharge. . 1 ■ ■ • ‘^“S r ^ c e chief, Norwalk’s Ih his • recalled as a rebuttal witness Fraiwls E. Vlrgulak, remem- community relations. PoUce phasised what he called “the in- , and asked hla opinion of Gal- bered the days of the foot beat, chiefs in ^ver^ “***“ Ho Chi Minh Trail Junctions t o r ^ maintaining a fair sys-j .^JgJ. ' Qjg hlgh-school completion ley’s tnmtni state in My Lai. “when the policeman was woric- said toey have had similar cen- , . requirement nor the general in- “He seemed jm tty calm to Ing school crossings—this great ters H^e a ^ rejected ^ argument teiugence teat Is shown to bear In Bridgeport — the city that me,” said the witness. “In one that individual religious view- g demonstrable relationship to received the worst marks from incident he didn’t seem upset at Seized by South Viet Forces p ^ ts are discriminated against auccesaful performance of the the commission — Pcrflce Supt. all. It seemed like an everyday a^ n exemptions are not grant, j„bs for which it was used,” I Joseidi Walsh was more talka­ SAIGON (AP) — The com- utes,” said one source. He said did not end until aftemotm. Hlen th in g.” _ ed for objectors to particular Burger added. In December, Conti had testi­ tive. mander of South Vietnamese the fuU force of U.S. ^r power WOal re^rts ln « i^ Motorcycle “I’m very disappointed with was needed because the South about 280 North Vietnamese , , j ...... Burger said both the diploma fied that Galley flred point- D <^lu, in dl^nt, said the requirement and the tests were the preliminary report,” he fo r ce s in Laos said today that Vietnamese troops are spread troops were killed, many of ■arr ovorAm t*iv/\1irAa <*in\rlfll/uia ^ blank into groups of screaming draft sy^ m involves “ invidious said. “ I have considerable doubt his troops have seized three u,ijj gjjj ^o not have enough ar- them by U.S. bombers and hell- men, women and chUdrmi. classifications” that segregate (See Page Eight) about the validity of the survey main junctions on the Ho Oil tlUery. copters. Seventeen of the ma- There was “Just screaming Gang Clash on which it carried out.” Minh trail and are achieving the a South Vietnamese cemmu- rlnea were Wiled and 80 wound- and yelling. I guess they Just “They questioned 12 pe WASHINGTON (A P ) — , nltely. But Egyptian President ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — once, “tat if Egypt chooses to raise money for cripplod chll- congressional leaders an- J?® Anwar Sadat announced hours The search fo r four U A airmen B OH renalred within hours would be repaired within hours Accidentally Kill South Viets before the deadUne that his go to war right away, we shall and their terrorist kidnapers dreh, nounced today a $100,000 reward after an air strike, but our pres­ certainly fight on her side.” Breed members gaitared information leading to the forces no longer would be bound shifted today to Ankara’s up­ ence there makes repair impos­ An Israeli source said Syria, near three motoreycles being gj-fggj gnj convlcticm of the per- By J. T. WOLKERSTOBFER South Vietnamese troops, and 38 by the cease-fire which flrst per-class residential districts sible. Associated Press Writer were injured. The command took ^ect last August It ex­ which was not included in the dlsplayed by HeU s ^^®*® son or persons responsible for truce poet, had moved armwed after searchers found no clues “We eJso discovered .a pipe­ said It had no further details. pired at midnight Sunday. somebody touched ott the flgnt- bombing ers are university ______our troops has caused- a sharp South Vietnamese troops. In- yjjy bombs the size of hand gre- observers assumed the army don ors w hom he would not Iden- students or graduates of" mid- .^rtien’the flghtint began. “We decltae In vehicular traffic, flicttag heavier casualties on nades on South Vietnamese was on combat alert at -the ca-. d efen se.” tlfy . Since the occupation of Sepone them than- the North Viet- troops massed along the border, The Isrtells said several, rock­ (He-class background. They are clobbering every- nal and on other fronts. just started Scott and Senate Democratic and Base Area 914, enemy vehl, namese did, U.S. sources said ituiing-six and wounding-81. ets were fired from Syrian terri­ assumed to be hiding with b o d y .” Tile Egyptian govemmMit Mends who sympathise with Atwaif iiin nnllp. ccwiverced on Leader Mike huhibhch Mansfleld said thehh, cae irantraffic ic has been reduced to a today. A week later, American flght- tory at an Israeli collective their extreme leftist views . th^^I^^id^ gas volunteered to put up the minimum. The sources said that on Fri- er-bombers dropped cluster farm on the heights about two money which haa been placed in >nie commander praised the day, the first day of the South bomb units on the Long Cheng hours before the cease-fire endi ‘"nMy are not hiding in to break up the mob...... ^ the spokesman______said.Pall of the dmd n-nti bbcfow in a bank. Msmsfleld u.S. air support In Laos, espe- Vietnamese troop lift Into the base operated by the U.S. Cen- ed. No casualties were reported. ”Tliey are hiAing in some plush vietlma ***® •*“** ®<®ad not be Iden- claHy the strikes by B82s and Sepone region, napalm kcciden- tral IntelUgence Agency in Such rockets frequraitly are home. — This • ------•- . ___ mamharn also tlfied, either. fighter-bombers in the drive on tally dropped by a U.S. | fighter- north central Laos and the near- |\ used by guerriUas. Premier Saeb Salam of Leba­ d iffic u lt ” artrted^aSr^clubs and guns. The reward was announced Sepone. He said 300 to 400 ene- bomber klUed at least 30 Simth by town. More than 200 civilian non pledged his country’s sup­ He said the interior minister of the’dead were ______a eed after______House and___ Senate______leaders my . bodies had been . foimd „ and Vietnamese troops and wounded casualties were reported. I . port to Egypt, and a govem­ is certain tbe kidnapers wlU be memhetw-iBruce Emerick, 31, met to discuss security at the m ore than 30 Meanwhile U.S. Air Force of- ment spokesman In Khartoum caught soon “because the net VermlHon, Ohio; Thomas A. CaiilUri. had b een k^ked out at Sepone The South Viet^mese were at said -Sudan would go to Egypt’s around Ankara is extremely nie U.S. experts suggest that ‘T am cautioudy optimistic on American spokesman said Sun- tion with «a cheat wound and causing damage estimated at was composed of strike aircraft, and wounded In the second tael- by spring of 1972 the U.S. Air getting a cease-fire,” said Nix­ $300,000. N o on e w a s Injured. day the kldniqiers had not con- RicMrd McChesney, 24, Gall- the rest combat support air­ dent but they did not- have pre- Force xple In Southeast Asia on. ”No one would gain. We’re tacted tho U.S. Embassy. way, N.Y., was in serious cowU- Mansfield and Scott issued a going to have iqw and downs in cra ft. else figures. may be reduced chiefly to work- FoUce cheeks of dozens of re- uon with multiple chest wounds statement saying “ any person T he sou rces sa id about 300 of They said they did not know i„g over the more heavily de- the next week or two with the porta ♦hat tbe Mdn^iers or the gt Akron General Hospital. or persons providing Informa- rhetoric heating up. But major i~**“ ' aommid —n— la -nnnr viinrded tlon will be fullv nratected ***® rirlke missions were in dl- the cause of the second attack. fended parts of the Ho <3U Mtah Americans were seen proved Reported In poor to giw r^ uon wiu m p rt^ ^ . gupoort of the 20,000 South In Saigon, the U.S. Command t—u powers 'wlU exert a restratatag negative. condition today at St Alexis Souris of InfoCon wUl ta ggj^ u taid an Initial report stat- say the South Vlet- e ffo rt.” The search was concentrat^ Hospital In aevland were regaled as mpletely confl- g^jj,g^ L aos^m the border tag that on Mah:h 8 two Ameri- name^ Sadat said he had decided not xus -a — —- 'i— . nA -aoaoiaii tn danUfil” souuiom 1.006 iTOin. u lc HiB - ...... _ ...... names^alrfoTcecouldhavedlf- to extend the cease-fire after e a rile r on the Middle Charies “®,j,^- gg,

■i. \v^ V- MANCHESTE® E y E ^ G HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1971 PAGE THREE PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1971 Tolland statement by Nader. “ First, It phase of acting neglected by Sheinwold on Bridge Nader Opens will serve as a resource for ex­ most of oUr actors of today. MOVIE RAnNQB isting environmental and social It is properly In the sphere of FORRAREN18AND Timetable for Park Worit State Crusade welfare organizations, and sec- mime, which hardly anybody YOUNG PEOPLE DOESN'T ALWAYS PAY TO ¥7 • j. ond. It wlU develop and Initiate knows how to do today. Charlie MAKE RIGHT PLAY NORTH v /U Il^ n V irO n JT ien i. action strategy for change on be­ ‘T H E W AY Chaplin was an expert In mime ♦ J972 fttW m m W OW PW OWIOOW|r •> By ALFRED 8HEINWOLD, Assures Summer Swimming half of the public,” the state- as was Fernandel, bie French Km h eetutfil for rim ing tg inok cAMraK. ^ 83 HARTFORD (AP) — Two law­ ment said. clown who died so recently. ■The deepest finesse I ever O A973 Local youngsters will be able Uidverslty of Oonnectlcut yers from Ralph Nader’s Wash­ I HEARD IT” Plans call for the CEAG to Marionettes present an alto­ I AIL ACII AOMimO took got my father In trouble,” 4b AK4 to swim at CrandaU’B Par* this Pharmacy Alumni Asnociatton. ington-based Public Interest Ac GSMnl AuAlmcn FINAL WEEK! hire a staff of about 20 full time gether different type of ’THE­ WEST EAST tlon Group werfe In Hartford Sun- , , j __ Edgar Kaplan told me recently. summer. If the announced time- , Msoclatlon being , , i»i , lawyers, scientists and commun- ATER. Here is no mere ap­ . „ formed to promote effective SALE ENOS MONDAY, MARCH ISNi day 1to launch a "citizens’ cru' ■' by John Gruber Kaplan, editor of The Bridge 4 None 4 Q 10 8 3 Ity organizers and be In opera­ proximation of human life; here J 10 5 2 table for coostnictlon of the communication between the sade” against environmental A U A S U a m h it e d Z> A9764 tion by Aug. 1. 'nils staff, ac­ we have pure fantasy. I sup­ ParMAal SuKsitA tim iitl World, Is today one of the most O Q 10 8 6 new dam is accurate. pharmacy school and ita problems In Connecticut GP 0 2 cording to Nader’s statement. pose In its heyday the Corn- respected names In the game, 4b QJ 10 6 5 4b 982 James Ihompson of Buck ahunnl. Alxmt 2M pe^le, ,ocal groups Involved media dell’ arte provided the Senlw eXHaena factory-sponsored but was not well known 26 years SOUTH and Buck, consulting engineers scnschool o« siuaenm,students, aiieraMattended a » environmental ^ . Sunday will bring the Salz- pldlty. When the concierge at same, sort of mood. In later lunicTfo ago when he played In a 4 AK654 ...... The Senior Cfftizena CAub la meeUng at the University of rather than working burg Marionettes to UOonn’s Schloss Fuschl can’t get days It tried to become more I IMtr 17 nqulrat iccoiMiiyli f« tto t^ , outl^d the sohed- a trip to New York Hartford where Nader’s assocl- friendly game with his father' 9 KQ wi.cic o as active or silent employes of . ” y°“ tickets, the show Is really humanistic in its E ^roach and P a m t tr Adult Guardian uto foK the dam’s constroctlon ^ity to attend an Easter Show against two of the older Kap­ O KJ54 the corporations who generate -^otgenson Auditorium. This out. in consequence It weakened lan’s best clients. Edgar 4b 73 29- Members wUl of the OonnecUcut Earth AcUon po,i„uo^’ »"®y "<>t “ em » »>•? thing to ^he Sunday engagement in- and finally disappeared, even Group. Kaplan held the South cards of est North East bring money for the Uckets to The CEAG is one of two you. t>ut It really should be. The giujeg t,^o productions. Snow In Italy, . SO esf U S M R 17 AOMintD meeti^ was Tuesday’s meeting slated for groups being set up by Nader’s marionettes may be less than y^rbtte Is the matinee affair. You can still see represent- (Afa IKait may vary the hand shown today. Pj k, 3 4 Pass poses m cattain ataaa) All ] ^ P “ - to® United Oongre- staff as model citizen organiza- life-size but what they accom- ^blle at night you can go to atlons of It in Europe, notably South dealer. Belectman Charles Thlfanlt. gaUonal Church. Both sides vulnerable. tions to provide legal ani tech- pllsh is THEATER, spelled Mozart’s Don Giovanni. Don't at Copenhagen’s Tivoli, but It Opening lead — Queen of Thompson will bring the dl- Bnlleltn Board HAIXMARK CARDS nlcal assUtance In combat- entirely In capitals. The reason g„ surprised; the best per- doesn’t have the same feeling agrama tor the new dam to the a , special meeting for parents 1 0S1M Clubs. .. j -s. THOUGHTFULNESS ing environmental problems. ’The for this Is that It Is such differ- (<,rmance of Shakespeare’s that It once had; It Is dead, N nenw «0M OMaMMiuneii West opened the queen of that they hadn t been swlnol^. Water Resources Commission of chUdren who wUl receive SHOP other group Is in CMilo. One of ent IHEATER. If you’ve never .‘jfjdgummer Night’s Dream” and preserved as a sort of mu- clubs, and Kaplan won In the It doesn’t always pay to moki next Monday, and expects to pirst Holy Communion at St. Norttiwoy PhcHmiKy Nader’s associates said Oonnec- seen a fine troupe of marionet- yjat I ever saw was by marl- seum piece. Happily this is not dummy with the king. He led the right play, receive Immediate approval Matthew’s Church, will be held tlcut and Ohio were chosen be- tess, you don’t know what you onettes, as was the funniest yet the case with marionettes, the deuce of trumps from the Daily Question from the agency. tonight at 8 In the church 230 N. Main, Manchester cause of the representative na- are missing. production of Donizetti’s The Salzburg group is a fam- THEATER TIME dummy, and East followed with Partner opens with one spade The next step will be the pre- Parish Center. Next to Top Notch ture of their problems. About 35 years ago I had a ..jj, d’amore.” Such au- ily enterprise. It started with the three. player passes. You poraUon of specifications and a The Board of Finance will C4N N U A L S A L E SCHEDULE hard Job dragging a friend of composers as Ravel and Anton Alcher who was a sculp- "I did what any other bridge hold: Spades, None; Hearts, contract, which Thomiwon meet tomorrow night at 7'.90 In mine to an opening of “ I Pic- Regpj|j.hi have written scores tor and carved his first marion- player would do,” Kaplan re- J-10-5-8; Diamonds, Q-19-8-6; tea will take one week, the Town Hall. Among the Items coli” in Boston. He didn’t want Especially for marionettes. ettes to amuse his children, Burnside — "Love Story,” lated. "I could afford to lose Clubs, Q-J-10-6-6. The hidgi^^ 'W i l l be let out for a on the agenda la a decision to be to be bothered wite m^arlon®t- we once'had a resident c of 7:06, 9:00. one trump trick but not two. If What do you sayT two-week irlod, and actual made regarding the Board ot V Cinema I — “ Fools,” 7:30, tes, even for free^^u e - marionettes In ------— ----- r — -. I played the ace cr king of Answer: BW 1-NT. The band construction likely begin EducaUon’s request for an ap- ly went with m e .’The result was by the late Tony while his wife and children * = trumps I might have to give up Is strong enough for a response, during mid or l a ^ r April, proprlation to cover an anU- that he ended up seeing every Sarg. It died when he did, and GreU and Frick are also with * !The Pus two trump tricks, and this Is but not fer a bid of two clubs, The canstructhWs.,^e was clpated $42,000 deficit. Indlca- 295 Sq. In. performance by the troupe. TOTAlAUTOMAnC COUIR TV I’ve often wondered what be- H. There are a good manyfjSy^^- _ just what would have happened which would promise about 10 estimated to take bet^em one Uons point to a compromise of­ They played a week at the State '”rora Tora,” 7:00, came of all the figures. Tony others, too, but that’s the fam- in the actual hand. (But of points in high cards. month to six weeks, whtoh fer being made by the Board of Ultra-Bright pictures and fine-furniture styling! Ultra-Brilliant Color Tube Repertory ’Theater, then two 9;26. «epenory x..cau^, marionettes were the Uy. course I took the safety finesse Sheinwold on Bridge makes the schedule ratnbr. Finance. % weeks at the ^ Plymouth, ^ d biggest I ever encountered, Mozart is a natural for a U. A. ’Theater — “ n ie re ’s A with the four of trumps. General Features Corp. tight, if_____ the pond______is to open ...... \The Welcome Wagon Nfew- Quick-On (Picture & Sound) finally returned to p ay e very company Girl In My Soup,” 7:00, 9:16. coming from Salz- 'This was a safety finesse be­ to the Bwlmmiiig program on cottiers d u b wUl meet tomor- Metropolitan, which seats over h^'vy* to'm'^putete. “fp ic b i burg'^ai^d Don^Glovanni should East H ^ ord Drive-In -R e- cause the contract was assured the planned June 20 date. row night at 8 at the United 8" Oval Speaker 4,000, so great the dem^ njarionettes between bo a real UiriU. I can just n,-i m even If the finesse lost. If West Welfare Union Watched Congregauoi)^ Church Religious “I PJocoll” rme UtUe ones) and a half and four feet imagine the Don’s serenade, “ could win the trick only two A series of hea'vy spring EducaUon Bufi^tg. Tone Control disbanded during World War n Salzburg group "Deb vienl al’ flnestra” with Manchester Drive-In — Re- trumps would be left out, and Calls Meeting rains could hamper the start Ihe RepubllcaiiRepublldaii Women’s Your and never have gotten sta e figures about three feet Its delicate, mandoline accwn- declarer could later draw them of the project, according to d u h udll meet tomorrow night Illuminated Channel Indicator again. Their place is taken by paalment. It’s juat made for with the ace and king. On Job Freeze Thompson, since the pond must at 8 at' the Shorten neijie on Choice Very Suspicious be completely drained out be- Old Post Rd. Happy "As It happened, the four of NEW HAVEN (AP) — The ex­ tore the concrete for the main Bailey Urges trumps won the trick,” Kaplan ecutive board of the Connecticut portion of the dam Is poured. Manchestor Evening Herald of Do make an effort to go. ’Take Birthday U.Sn Take Over continued. “The player at my union of Welfare Employes Work on removing the pres­ Tolland coneapondent Bette T ’ V O never while puppete are UtUe things, the Uds to Snow White or treat ent dam and the scraping ot Quatnde, tel. 875-2840. (CUWE) has called an emetg- three eLnn expent usually fitting on the hand. yourseU to a unique experience and clutched his cards tighter ' ® the silt from the bottom of the seen the ^Izburg group excep without full bodies, »k.the hand with " Don Giovanni.” Hie The mu­ mu Welfare Costs pond could conceivably be start­ Girl Scouts .. on TV. I’ve been to Salzburg to his chest. He gave me a look eucy meeting for Tuesday to *“ arm iprovldlng the bodies, sic is recorded, of course, but of dark suspicion and then vote on actions ” ln respemse to ed before the end of April, the SAVE $70 Austria, where they make their k *6 th«v haa thp w r. HARTFORD (AP) — Demo- Meskill Foresees authentic Hiked worriedly at my father." the crisis created by the Job engineer added. pick up your ST' ST'-sr «»■ “■ ■ The cost of construction was Re-Election Rim seats available durine the next a marionette is not carved Gueden, Bailey Is urging that Gov. to limit the diamond loss The meeting of the Welfare estimated at $20,000 by Thomp­ styles free gift at few days and I usually only Irom a single piece of wood, which is a real dandy. U you Thomas J. MesklU shift his sup- to one trick. ’This called for Department workers U sched- son although actual costs have HARTFORD (AP) — Gw. c I spend a few days there, con- Rather, It is a bunch of wooden Slepl and Fl^eUo In this from President Nixon’s rev- another safety play. Kaplan uled for 8 p.m. at the Oonnectl- not been computed. TMs fig­ Thumes J. MeeklU, who broke centratlnir on the operatic tes- rings, which give flexlblUty to ®P®*® here a couple of seasons enue-sharing plan to an ajter- drew two rounds of trumps with cut Mental Health Oentei;; here. ure Is within the ^ $23,000^ ^ al- 10 years of DemocraiUc control Uvaj. the creature. Legs. arms, a... nate proposal ...... for federal take- the. -ace - and ------klrg, cashed— — the The CUWE met last ' -----week,. lotted to the project by a town ^ State House wMh hta vlc- UNIITEO NOW meeting early last fall. A . Danish Modern styling- I suppose I should get Uckets heads, and necks are all artlcu- ®P®** Itself can be over ca welfare costs. king of diamonds and then led a with Welfare Commissioner Hen- toiy teat Nknvember, aays he’ll | D&L, your official headquarters for Girl Scout Attending the informational model 7112. B. Mediterranean uniforms and equipment, invites all Girl Scouts in advance, as I do my Uckets lated and aU controUed by Bailey said in a written news low diamond toward dummy. ry C. White and demanded that run for reelectton hi 1974. TIME statement that OonnecUcut’a “ When the eight of diamonds Uie Job freeze be lifted. ’The un­ meeting Were members of the atyling— model 7116. C. Early ONLY to the Festsptelhaus, but I strings attached to a cross In an interview Sunday on ra^ I 'd/ggontt megsura $499$$ to come visit us during’ your Birthday Week Conservation Oommlssion, and never do. Usually you can get manipulated by somebody up Coventry current welfare load is $233 appeared, I took the safety ion complained that the freeze dio station WPOP, tiie governor A m arican— model 7114. celebration^ and pick up your free colorful sou­ milUon, $121 million of which Is finesse with dummy’s nine, means excessive workloads for the Board of Recreation. Thi- OFFERS! venir pen. Uckets through your hotel’s Ih the flys. fault and Selectman ^ r t ^ w ^ prota^haro concierge, even when they Learning to operate a maikm- p ro To Meet, carried by the state, with the When this finesse worked, both case workers and creates an federal government shouldering opponents glared at m e.” “ intcdenable sftuaU<»i.” Dumont sat in on the meeting ^ (D4L, Msncheater Parirnde) aren’t available at the box of- ette takes years, and learning aa did Board ot Finance mem- tom for U.S. S e im ^ InlOT'I. flee, but it has never worked to operate a marionette with Discuss Speech, the rest. Kaplan explained to his op- Union president Peter Wolff But he said that at this time Under Nixon’s revenue-sharing ponents that if his deep said at the meeting with White her Kevin Cavanaugh. Although that way for me. And I've each hand takes more years, invited by Thifault iu> one at­ he could not see himself sboot-1 stopped at some pretty good UsuaUy an operator Is respon- Arts and Music plan, “according to the most diamond finesse tost, only one the public assistance workers ing for anything other than a | opUmisUc of esUmates, Oonnec- diamond would be left out; and said the caseloads were so tended for the Planning and FM/AM Radio w/Stereo FM hotels there, too. elble for two marionettes at a Zoning Commission. , second term as governor. ’There are so many things to time. I have seen marionette Coventry Grammar School’s tlcut would receive about $60 that he could later capture that high they were unable to pro- million a year,’’ Bailey said, diamond with the ace. “ They vide services to their cUents or Thifault will contact the Vol­ Also during the radio show I do In Salzburg during the Fes- producUons with over 200 fig- Parent-Teacher Organization unteer Fire Department regjard- MeskSt defended Ms firing of | 30 W atts EIA Music Power ASTRO-SONIC STEREO “Under a federal takeover ot wouldn’t listen,’’ Kaplan re- to complete reviews, Uval that I don’t like to Ue my- ures on the stage. general meeting state welfare costa, the benefit ported. "They decided not to ing the possibility of installing Bert W. Schmlckel, deputy j self down to too rigid a sched- Since the features of the face a dry hydrant in the dam to as- health commisslaner tor 'huntal ... FM /AM Radio-Phonos bring you the full beauty of music 1 D&L so I don’t get seats In ad- are Incapable of change, all Wednesday night at 8 at the ^nnecUcut w ^ be about do business with the father of a 2 High EfRciency 10" Bass Speakers 'HVE STORiS o f FASHIOH ule to stat the department In the event retardation, In emotion has to be shown with school. The session wlU fea- twice as much. card cheat — and it took weeks II vance, and I don’t get in, STATE of a fire in the center of town ..j ngtik I osm run a 'better ig3 consequence. It’s my own stU' body movements This is a ture a panel discussion cover- Meaklll has said he felt fed- for my father to convince them MANCHCSTIB CINTIB • ing speech, art and music at ®*‘®“y supported welfare pro- FBfl PABK BIAB Of THIATBf or the educational park. The admlMatration wUh people tiwut 2 1,000-cycle Exponential Horns ------the B^ool grams for the states would give fire department counts the pond appointed and not having a Your ' the states too much freedom In NOMINATED aa Its cMef aource of water sup- g^ait number of people who are •VOUSW/ICCN or AMUICA. MC. Mrs. Helen Boss wul talk i^Knding. That could TONIGHT AT ply In the event of a fire in the holdovers. Also I’m not satis­ "Micromatic" Record Player about the speebh prograrn, with Jegd to cok>ssal welfare ex- 7:15-9:00 area. fied that w e’ve made the Choice Mrs. Dorothy GUIlam handling penses that the taxpayers would FOR 5 Deeds. Filed srtldes we can make in the field Tape Play & Record Jacks music and Mrs. Margaret Pel- have to stq>port, he said, ACADEMY Three warranty deeds and of mental retardation,” the of letter, art. Bailey maintained the freedom one quit claim deed were filed governor said, Audience participation will of OonnecUcut from paying wel- with town clertc Gloria Meufant Schmlckel, who had headed Record Storage be encouraged. fare costs not only would reduce AWARDS laat week. ___ the State Health Department’a three Lom a Marcisenuk Is in the need for higher taxes but Deeds filed were ’Trav era retardation division since chaige cf refreshments, assist- would help stabilize the state’s Insurance Co. to James W. and tired Wednesday ed by Helen Jaglelow, Linda future pbuining. 1991, was authentic Judith L. Wadas, property on morning. McCann, Bonnie MarUnkus, Syl- “ I n . addlf)on federallzaticm of Beech Rd. via, Myers, Melinda Oehmsen, welfare programs would lead to NOW William and Ingeborg Kir- Styles LIMITED RoseUe Siewertsen and Ssuidra standardization which, ot Itself, stein to Lester D. Babin and SAVE $50 would serve to improve the pro­ FlooHuig Pot Avery. AT lUiomas J. Crockett for A. Early American — model TIME All parents and frlMids of gram naUonwide and halt the POPULAR property on Merrow Rd. MIAMI (AP) — Atlantic CGS are Invited to attend. present shopping around by re­ June Miartin to Alfred ,J. and Ocean waters famed for fighting 3662, on concealed swivel cipients to find the state pro- PRICES! Shirt Sale Charles Franois, property on game fish have provided a prize casters. B. Mediterranean OTFERSI Yesterday, CGS students took *** ” E l * tkdor at 7:09-9:25 Buff Cap Rd. catch for U.8. Customs agents NOW styling— model 3663, on con­ home envelopes announcing the The quit claim deed transfers —680 pounds of marijuana cealed swivel casters. C. M o d ­ p ro ’s sweatshirt sale. The en­ fRHn Janette F. Usher to Rpn- valued at nearly $800,000. ern-model 3661. aid L. Usher, property on Old Agents plucked the floating ONLY velopes must be returned by A bisllnetlf March 16, with payment for Aetna Pays Off NWINGION _ _ Stafford Rd. J six-to-eigfat-foot-lofig rafts of M o d rm L o v * 666 f l l l f M I & 11 VirlMl M risfl GOP Women fleet dope from the water two miles any sweatshirts ordered. Sto ry— V r r y BtRLIN TURNPJKI PwlttI Csartyl ' The Republican Women’s off Miami Beach Saturday. j r Adult and children’s sizes are $1.9 MilUon In M o v in g r ______Nf XT lO TWO GUYS and GRANTMOOR Club 'W i l l meet Tuesday at 8 Omcers aaid the marijuana both available in two styles: Plane Disasters ^jQSon Kothofinel BailnStniiaMi p.m. at the home of Mrs. Chris- came from Jamaica along 'With White lettering on a green shirt, Gem Segal h ^ er Shorten, Old Post Rd. a sMpIoad of tourists, including or green lettering on a white HABTFORiD (AP) — The Robofds- Ross • A nominating committee will the four arrested, on the M. S. shirt. SAT. 9 Aetna Life and Casualty Oom- be selected to present a state Stazwaid. Hio one word, “Coventry,” I EVES. SUNDAY Wrapped in plastic, aluminum In some ways ifs as good as a sports car. pemy liaa paid' a total ot $1.9 of officers for the group’s-an­ wlU be printed on the shirts. TiM TheOwl nual meeting in May. foil and brown paper and sealed ^ r M ir te ’ ^ ‘liig'c^ucted "i™®" to beneficiaries o< thosi bSO-TiM with masking tape, the marijua­ ^ t h e Nanud to Board A sports cor should hove bucket seals corbOretor like the Alla Romeo ond the This car isn't exactly a sedan. And it isn't by the p r o ways and means *®<1 to, air crashes Involv- AND MOFA Richard Soranno of Mile Hill na was dumped off the cruise two college footbaU teams like we do. Mercedes-Benz. exactly a sports car. committee, headed by Doris ing MO Passycat Rd. has been selected as a ship to bob on the waves off last fall, a company spokesman Pswohj t Cetv A sports car should have a four-speed Of course, our car isn't os lost os a It's a third type of car. Hanford and Pauline Lazarri. meniber of the Board of Direc­ Shore until it was picked up by a said Sunday. llARSAIHHOimSAT.M PJT.ItM stick shift like we do. sports car. The Volkswagen Type 3. Others on the committee are tors of the newly formed small boat, agents said. To date, the spokesman cen- And, any sports car worth its stripes But then, it isn't exactly a sports cor. But you know whol's even nicer obout Sandra Avery, Maureen CJhat- firmed, Aetna has paid $1,176,000 (ield, Martha Frantz, Maureen should hove torsion bars. And four-wheel It has a roomy rear seal like a sedan. this cor? In connectkxi with the crash in independent suspension, like we do. It holds more luggage thaiTalmost any It only costs ? 2 4 5 0 + Bradley and Jaclde Fenelan. .__, Mon. thin Frt. TiOO^iU Proceeds will be used for the ^01®^®^ (^L 2 of an airplane SaS. 2:9O-4:15-t:00-1*J0-lt:00 But unlike most sports cars, we have a sedan. That's about $500 less then the average Proceeds will be used for tne canylng the Wichita State Unl- Sun. 2:8O-4:45-7M-0tUI NOW $ 9 0 rear-mounted air-cooled engine like the And, it offers air conditioning.* And a sedan. m s verslty football team. Thirty per- ONLY 99 Porsche. fully aulomotic transmission.* And about $20IX} less than the average Volunteer. Sought sons ied In that accident NOW SAVE *15 ONLY W e have fuel injection instead of a By now we think we've made our point: sports car. ThisVDlawciganlypvS The Town Council is seeking Tn n/MtHnn th«'inairoi«’» «nti SAVE *30 oniy* 2 9 9 ” 4-Track Stereo Cassette Recorder— model 8868 SAVE *100 *449'* KTinm Good! Finest Astro-Sonic Stereo Component Syatem - volunteers to serve on a seven- has paid $736,000 to beneficiar- Tha perfect second sat— versatile and compact, easily connects to stereo consoles or component sys-' model 9296 with: solid-state Stereo FM/AM Radio- member Housing Code Board les of those ■who died when an model 6260 will bring you years of colorful viewing with terns. It includes: keyboard controls. Pause control. of Appeals. Appointments will airplane catiylng the Marshall Phono, F M S S for finest FM reception, 150-Watts EIA In some ways it% better. its 18* diagonal measure Ultra-Bright screen for w on­ Record Level and meter for each channel. Digital be made at the Council’s University football team crashed A FRANKOVICH PRODUCTION music power, two 12* Bass Woofers and two. 1,000 March 16 meeting, and anyone in West Vliglnla Nov. 14, leav- derful realism, Chromatone for picture depth and richer Counter, Cajssette Eject button, two microphones with cycle Horns in an Air-Suspension System, Deluxe wlshing to serve should notify Hig 60 dead. PBERSELLERS-GOLDIE HAWN colors plus many more quality features. Ideal on optional stands, plus blank reuseable cassette. Town Clerk Elizabeth Rychllng Both colleges had taken out mobile cart or shelves— or anywhere I Micromatic Player, Tape Play/Recqrd jacks. In writing. policies with Aetna imder a pro- ^:t€fSt0t^U3glSggfp Legton Dance . gram organized by the National Green-Chobot-Rlchardson Post Collegiate Athletic AasocUtlon. Screenplay by TERENCE FRISBY based on his original play 51, American Legion, will hold "nie NC3AA made the xiayments Executive Producer JOHN DARK • Produced by M.J. FRANKOVICH a dinner and dance March 18 known -In the March edition of and JOHN BOULTING • Directed by ROY BOULTING at the Post Hall on Wall St. ‘to news pubUcatlon. The Aetna COLOR • From Columbia Pictures Dinner wlU be at 6:30 p.m. spokOsman said that whUe under m i followed by dancing to the normal condltltra “we not “Chast ’’ Orchestra from 9 to discuss our relations wltt our . policy holders,” he could con- NATIONAL RECORDING GROUP ■ Special gueste at the annual event' wlU be CJommlssloner P“ k*to by the NCAA. John SUvay, and officers from WADSWORTH “‘krts^wSrravaUable at P-«ide«tial K lot Potterton s the door, or can be obtained in AUSTEN, T^x. (AP) __ Brig. MANSION advance through Eugene Rych- James V. Cross, pilot of WITH HIT RECORDING 130 Center $t.. Manchester. Coim. ling or Robert Gleason. a It IF\>rce One whUe Lyndm B. The funcUon is being held In Johnson was president, wUl re­ "SWEET MARY" "Famous For Service Since 193V honor of the Post’s 62nd birth- tire April 10 at age 46. MON., MARCH 8th. day. _ Cross currenUy commands BRING YOUR BLANKET & PILLOW. y______the 76th Tactical Reconnais­ o p e n t o a l l a g e s . sance Wing at Bergstrom Air t h r e e p a y m e n t p l a n s CONCERT BEGINS AT 7:80 P.M. m > 4 / i » Force Base, a poet he assumed OUR OWN SBIVICE STAFF In 1069 after a tour of duty in 9t 30 Day Chorge Payment No Infeto*! Vietnam. , To AfMra Yen of Ifco Best Continued Performoiice we hove our own V4 Down, V4 SD-SO-W Days ■ No Intereit RETAIL PRICE (EAST COAST) P.O.E. LOCAL TAXES AND OTHER DEALER Cross was selected In January • ' '2 d ^ - i A KiX -t / Publlihed Dally Except Sunday. 1962 as personal' pflOt for then •luff of Slate Ueouaod Btefrooists. Budget Terms Arranged DELIVERY CHARGES, IF ANY, ADDITIONAL. WHTTEWAI^ OPTIONAL AT EXTRA COST. and Holidays at IS Bissau Street, t- to,. ■■ in ('ll- tl'i■f; i\hll!f- f'rlhi ■ ' Usnehester, Conn. Vice President Johnson. In De- Teiephone 64^2711 comber 1963, he became pilot ot Second Class Postage Paid TED TRUDON, Inc. Manchester, Conn. (06040) Air Force One at Andrews Air SUBSCRIPTION RATES Force Base In Maryland. f ,11 n i l i i n TOUUUKD t u r n p i k e , TAIXXnTVnjLE, CDNN.- |-I8is MANCHESTER PARKADE — 646-2235 h n i t h One Y e a r $39.00 Cross said he would stay In SPECIA L HOURS: OPEN FRIDAY A N D SATURDAY TO 9 PA4. AUTHO.IZCD CALL FOR TICKETS ! ! ! 1 M A N.; M 1 ■' 1 ' ' OCALCK Six Hontlis ...... -1 ...... 19.60 Austin but announced no other I I , I'v) A 1 N One MtmUi ...... 3.26 Plans.

X. MANCHESTER'EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY. MARCH 8. 19T1 PAGE FIVE ^ A G E F O U R MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1971 TAR . GAXElC^iV^ R a il Union Need for Love^ Legislation ------^By CLAY R. POLLAN- Weddings ^ AMU LlIRA They Announce Their Engagements M Your Dalty Aa*Hy Guida M Agrees T o Seen in Facing Race Crisis n If According lo lha Sloh, >' served as beat man. Bldwanl K 9-14.2343 To develop message for Tuesday, Lunn - Delano M-17-25434 Swike Delay By CARL ZEITZ and hate that greeted his move Adamowlcz of Southington :^5MMQ43 read words corresponding to numbers 51-7681-881 o f your Zodiac birth sign. Associated Press Writer in 1965. TAURUS SCORPIO Judy Lynn Delano and .Dana seated the guests, 1 Viok. 31 To 61 To CLEVELAND (AP) — The a m . 10 TRENTON'. N.J. (APi — He said recently that his R ay Lunn, both of Glastonbury Mrs. Magnuson w ore a shock- 2Doy 32Sntl* 62 It OCT. 22 United Transportation Union 63Choi>gM Many called him "nigger lover" neighborhood, one ot pleasant were married Jan. 30 In Olas- ing-pink knit dress. 1116 brlde- I 'ir^MAY M, 3 E»;.ll«dy 42 Jump 42-5066 13 Could 43 And 73 Aftwition £ ing trainmen and the rail car­ -combined with legislation—is home is about 30 per cent black Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lunn of Tuttle wore a deep CANCIR 14 ProspKft 1 In 74 Favor* CAPRICORN riers "broke down Saturday, pos­ th^\best way of sol\*ing the na- and also has some Puerto Rican m t n ISOppbrtunlly 45Doy 75 Bolster 0ft. » Salinas. Calif. pun>le velvet dresa with 76 Or ing the threat ot selective lion^racial crisis. families. 16 Chong. 46 For ’The bride was given In mar- „,^tchlng acceesorles. m r 22 17 Ways 47 Important 77 A x. JAf). If strikes. The main obstacle In ■We^eed both love and legis- Trenton's 105,000 residents are riage by her father. Mrs. Rob- jyj, ^^d Mrs. Tuttle, "who are 2-KM5-2C 1 8 T «i, 48Contocts 78 Indlvlduols 3- 7-2682/V new contract talks was the issue 79 Your lation. "Xhe says, "though the 43 per cent blswk and seven per ert Kingsbury of Harrison, attending Central Connecticut ^44-6043811 19 A " 49 Your H7-47-71 ot work rulesf. more love\^e less need for leg- cent Puerto Rican, 20 Coin 50 To BOAro Maine, aunt of the bride, was gtate College, New Britain, Uve UO . 21 Before 51 Horn.. 81 Work A spokesman for the UTU islation ani- the more love, the matron of honor. Timothy „ „ ShutUe M eadow Rd. In ^ .JULY 2l 22 Woman 521st 82 Its' said Sunday night that union more e«ecti\e our legislaUon ^ed only one district in his L.A U 8 . 22 23 If 53 AgrMrmnt 83 Income Kingsbury of Glastonbury, Southington, 24 Evwiing 54 Sewn* 84 Indicotwi President Chsu'lea Luna decided will be. \ home ward bgt last year won a cousin of the bride, served as ;■ 4- M3-V6I 25 To 55 Or 85 Sealed in favor of delaying possible Holland, now 63. was elected ill-4947 26 To 56 AgrMTiMnts 86 To m ajority throughout the ward. best man. strike action after U.S. District mayor in 1962. defeated in 1966 Sewell - Green VIRQO 27 Progroslv. 57 Advontogo 87 Course’ risen Holland paid $7,000 for the A reception was held at the 58 Or 88 Environs Judge Howard F. Corcoran ind relected last June. / 28 With ffi. »» ^ house and estimated he has put home of the bride’s father. PameU S. Green and Pred- 29 Day 59 OiMling 89.Cr^it agreed in Washington to hear It was in 1965. that Holland, a ISfff.Jl 3 0 A 60 Eomod 90 Grind MAR. 20 , . more than twice that into im- Nsssiff photo Anderson photo Uoring photo L^Blanc photo The couple Uve at 25 Grove erick M. SeweU, both of Ooven- both union and management po­ former student for the pnest- pavem ents. He said his house Th e engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss Terry The engagement of Miss Un- The engagement of Misa Bar- 3O40L53444 sitions, including the legality of hood, his wife and two\daugh- St. In Glastonbury and Mr. try, were married on Oct. 16, CtfcSi 6164-73. \ is now valued at about $18,000. Margaret F. Bowers of Man- Ann Cummings to Selden Lee da ’Turgeon to Edward Michael bara J. Stanton of Tolland to selective strikes. DOTS & >ojNe m e n ters I he now has five children) Lunn is employed at the Me- 1970 In a candlelight ceremony rcc Holland’s two eldest children Previous attempts at selective Chester to ’Thomas M. Da%-is BogU. both of Manchester has Poutre, both of Manchester, has Thomas M. Gauches of East qjj coT of East Hartford, at the Second Congregational moved his fam ily to Trenton's now attend Sacred Heart Acade­ strikes In the fail industry have Jr. of Bolton has been an- been announced by her parenU, been announced by her parents, Hartford has been announced Church of Coventry. South Ward on the Delaware my in Trenton, the same school been prohibited by the courts on River. nouned by her parents, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. ’Theodore Robert j(i-. and Mrs. Adelor Turgeon by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. _ «« ______Tbe bride 1s a daughter of their father atttended 40 years Tuttle - Magnuson Roland C. Green the grounds that unions bcugaln- Holland .said at the time he Holland noted—with pride Margaret B. Crane of 95 Essex Cummings~ of - 87— Lawton- - Rd. ^ j Durldn St. Ronald H. Stanton of WiUie Clr- Court Blocks T V Tonight ing industrywide must strike In­ and his wife had been looking .2:.that the school is integrated J°hn A. Bowers of Her fiance is the son of Mr. H er fiance is the son of Mr. cle, ’ToUand. Charlene______Jean_____ Magnuson of of Ripley HIU Rd. The dustrywide or not at all. for a modest home in an area A . Geneves Hartford. and Mrs. Albert Michael BogH and Mrs. Raymond T. Poutre Her fiance is the son of Mr. Hwchester "became^the bride groom Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. for (Complete Listings. The UTU claims changes in thar would lend itself to the kind Her fiance is the son of Mrs. of 23 Riverside Dr. 51 summit St. and Mrs. Zigmund J; Gauches Robert Truman Tuttle of Donald R. SewfeU of Cooper Teacher Cut See Saturday’s TV Week work rules proposed by the rail­ of renewal that reshaped the “ Beverly Parodl of 318 Cider Miss Cummings is a 1964 grad- 'Tuigeon. a 1969 graduate of JEast Hartford. Southliurton Feb 27 at St. Lane. roads as part of a new contract Georgetown section of Washing- Rd.. Bolton and Thomas uate of Manchester High School of Manchester High School, is a Miss Stanton is a graduate t™ . . . rjiurch The Rev. Robert Bechtold, In New Y o rk would result in the elimination ton. D C a place Mrs. Holland Woodbridge St. and a 1966 graduate of Dean junior at the Bridgeport Hoepi- of Orchard Park (N.Y.) High *’ The bride Is a daughter of Mr. pastor of the Second Congrega- 5:0# (S) Perry !!■■.■ (U> Wild WUd West (C) of many jobs. was very fond of. Z ^ is a 1969 gradu- Junior College, Franklin, Mass. gchool of Nu^nT School and is employed by „ „™uson Uonal Church, and the Rev. By RIOHAra L. BOUDREUX (Se> Addam Funflr “ The federal judge requested That the house was in a (40) am in a’i IsUad (C) X '' ^ ^fik^iTri^rur?o: ^;Td °L“ roy’^^ ^^E^^ «r. Poutre, a mo graduate PraU and « D ^ ^ f r 71 Jst^^^rbridTrrm WUU^ ^1^, ^ < -e r ^ AasocUted P i« m W riter no strike until 2 p.m. Thurs­ neighborhood was not the point. 5 : » (40) WMstber Wateh ( 0) on u jM ’s isiiuid ( 0) day,” a spokesman for the UTU ublic housing it would be one jS^tal P rX cS ^ East h SI o. ^ Is the son of Mrs. Mildred of the First Congregational NEW YORK (AP) — A state (40) W ^B Hy UaeT Tuttle of Southington. Church of Coventry, perfocmed ( 0) said Sunday night. "He "ssdd he firm belief in racial equality way to ease the burden of the hfr-^Dayls, a ^_^^uate ^ Manchester High School. He Mr. Gauches, a graduate of Siqweme Oouit order has teim- (S^tt-IO). WeMher — Spotto The Rev. Thomas Barry of St. the double-ring ceremony. ■ad Nesr. (O) would hear a case on selective and added to the attracUon of and^introduce ra- Man^e^r S^otrf. ^ earned ^ his 3 gSBS from the Uni- M a ^ ^ Hartford High School and porarily blocked the Board of (U ) Candid Camera the house cial balance to the surburs." tended Manchester Community James’ Church performed the m Ibs Linda Schmidt of Coven- strikes if we didn’t strike until venrity of Bridgeport in 1963 ^ ’ “ Central OonnecUcut State Col- Education from beginning today (SO) To TeU the Trsth 8:05 (40) Salat (C) then. Luna agreed. A strike ’The move stirred a controver- S ^ l^ n y ^ ^ e ^ lf * a his masters degree in guld------xxi „ xrf doublerring ceremony and was try was maid of honor. Gary a series of economy measures No date has been set for the ‘®»®’J? united celebrant at the nuptial Mass. Sewell, also of Coventry, served 6:N (S> News srttli Walter OrSB- threat does not exist until that sy. brought cries of "nigger lov- ^ racial dlfferedc^ in the vete^ and Is em- i" ^970 from the Univer- ___ that include the dlamissal of kite (C) tim e." “ The bride, given In marriage as his brother’s best man. (8) Nesre srith R.K. Smith e r" from In and out of Trenton; years—m o r tX ^ e n tly K irby Co., South rity ot Hartfortt He has been wedding. 16,500 employes, mostly substi­ An official of the Burlington charges that Holland had pur- ^ busing conthwersy Kirby Co , National Guard for 7% aad Harry Beaeener (C) The weddtaF Is nlanned for by her father, wore a gown of Mrs. SeweU is a graduate of tute teatchera. (U) Dick Tam Dyke Northern in Chicago said the un­ ’me wedding is planned lor taffeta. Her Coventry High SchotU and \Wnd- (ZS-W) NB CNewc chased the house only to en- to violatc^HoUand The wedding Is planned for' years and Is a first lieutenant. April 30. The board said It would obey (C) ion had planned to strike the veU of sUk illusion was attach- ham Regional Technical School 7:00 (S) Movie ranee his political stock in the *®-y® i*® ii®B not noticed personal g^pt. n . He is employed by the Wethers- the order and allow die city’s (8) Trsth or Coaseqaeaoee (C) Burlington at 12:01 a,m. today. black community, and a hate Problems for several years. - fleld Board of Ekhicadon. ed to a headpiece of pearls and of Dental Assisting In WUUman- public schools to continue to (18) What’s My LtaeT (C> After negotiations broke off campaign of large proportion. **** mayor says he has no» orange blossoms, and she car- tic. Mr. SeweU, a graduate of (»-M-48) News — Weather * A June 26- wedding at Cen­ hire 10,000 peiMliem substitute Sperte (C) Saturday, Asst. Labor Secretary SPORT COATS ’Ihe following year he was de- tlc®d a widening gap between ter Ooogregational Church is ried her great-grandmother’s Windham Regional Technical teachers, who had been due to 7:M (fM8) Bed Sheiton Show (C> W.J. Usery Jr. said:' "We have feated by Carmen Armenti who whites and blacks and reaches prayer book with a cascade of School, is serving with the U.S. (848) Left Mahe a Deal (C> planned. ' be laid off today. (U ) I Spy (C) an understanding there "will be benefited by, but did not take an into his Immediate person- & BLAZERS small flowers Navy with San Diego, CaUf., The layotfs-^whteh were to 8:88 (EM8) Bowaa Martta’i no nationwide rail strike, but issue of the racial issue height- experience to document it, (C) Miss Karen Magnuson of as his homeport. extend next Monday to certain that does not eliminate the pos­ ened by the Holland family’s Ne recalled the son of a Negro (M l) NcNewlywed flame (C) Manchester, sister of the bride, fuU-time teachers, supervisors 8:R8 (8) TU a b Yeia u life “ (C) sibility of selective strikes." Regular $18 new residence. Holland defeated friend who "used to worship (18) Mevie was maid of honor. She wore and clerical emidoyea—^were •Ihe U TU has been free to -Armenti in a rematch last June. nt®. now he doesn’t want any (48) The Heel flame (C) a gown of peach color lace over VolgBf Danube LongeM am ong measures ordered by the B:tf (S> Maybein B.F.D. (C) strike since a congressional ban Even now. says Holland, part of me, I’m white after all." taffeta, with a matching net board la tt "week to bridge a $40 (Mh^Mertc against a four-union walkout ex­ ■ "There are a lot of people in Or as a black ^ergyman said headbow, and she carried a VIENNA—The Danube Rtver, mUHon gap between the money t;M (i) D.rte Day Shew (C) pired at 12:01 a.m., E 8T, last this city who don’t think I Uve to Holland r e c « t ly , trying to nosegay.' "which winds for LTIO mUes (C) It says It has and what it needs <|J)*ceaa Mcmday. there. They consider it my poUt- explain his changing attitude to- The bridesmaid was Miss through West Germany, Austria, (C) to flntadi the mAiod year. m :S8 os) Hortfud laih-b (C) 'Ihe three other unions have Ical house and this is the unkln- ward the mayor, "but you’re \ Cynthia Flaherty of Manches- Ciechoelovakia, Hungary, ’Yti- settled "With the railroads on dest cut of a ll." white and I ’m black." ter. She wore a peach color sUk goelavla and Romania and bord- (o7 wage Increases averaging 44 Holland says the trouble has Holland regrets the change day by Justice Thomas Russell u ;ts (i> Movie gown with a matching net head- ei$B Bulgaria and the Soviet Joiies. stopped aU cutbacks until U:l# (SM8) Taalght Show d o k w per cent over 42 m«iths. Usery long passed and only an occa- and says. “Though I understand bow, and she also carried a Ukraine, is the second-longest * ^______----- (O)lUl said_a .m ____ w ages are— not an Issue X. Iw. In sional comment ser\-es to re- their feeUng ... it can’t be the a hearing before Mm set for (8-48) Dick Cavett Shaw (C> nosegay. rtver In Eroupe. Only the Volga (18) Merv flrltfla Show (0) the current deadlock. mind him of the heated anger answer." 9:iM a.m. Thesday. , David Gelpke of Southington lis longer. 18:8 (M-SM8) Nosr* — Prayer * Sizes 8-12 5 The order was obtained by Sica Off (C) State AaseshUynian Samuel D. (Edagattaaal TV (M) ]>B|dwei8t Powwow Xasaiff piioio Wright, preeident ot a local Moaday, March 8 Religious Trouble Spurs The engagement of Miss Pa­ school board in Brooklyn, KAN SAS C IT Y (AflP) — In- W fightfa suit (xintetMled that un- 8:18 m A tricia Ann McMulUn of Man­ e-ie biilealas Womea (O dlsns were gathering from all Joseph Jay photo treasure chest diamonds der tlte state’s decentraBsEition "Tlie Spoitawe&r Special" R over the country and g^reeting Our Regular $23 Ixorins photo Violence in Philippines chester to John Andrew Aguilar The engagement of Miss Tina laiw, e e «h o f 31 local s(dKX)l dis- The engagement of Miss Lin­ i’ - ^ m ST a ! ^ * a ”B.vlr«un«{ them at the Kansas aty airport t of Hartford, has been an- Marie Arigno of Manchester to trlcta, not the central board, ’ "To Hear Or Not to Hear” — was a Choctaw wKh an eagle Sport Coats & Blazers By DAMD BRISCOE story and it is generally accept­ da J. ’Thomas of Bristol to Mr. Stanley George Hodyl of Glas- ahkxild detennlne tiow the cut- on nolec. and why we must headdress, brightly col- Associated Press Writer ed that the death toll for the nounced by her parents. NOW Douglas M. Smythe of Bolton and Mre. Richard McMulUn Sr. tonbury has bren annou^ed by ba(dte, If they are neceesary, , ..X. eight months Is far more “ "■ ' ‘ Joseph Jay photo ■ •88 w ^ ' Pn>*» Beview (0 » ored tiuilc and copper bells. o f 88 Woodbridge St. “er parents. Mr. and Mrs. An- BealUlei L®.’. About 600 deiegatos are ex- .OTABA’TO, Philippines I (AP) double the official pt^e announced by her The engagement of Miss Leu- ”* ------— thonv Arisno of 68 Maple St. should be-appiled. 9:88 - ’The pistol-packing mayca- of fi^^ure of about 400. Most viUag- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bryce rie Mae Carr of Manchester to Her H®*’ fianceAanc® is the son of MrsMrs. j3 3^ ^ The Si ', local boaixla had an­ 18 88 P®cted to attend the week-tong 9 5 nounced (hey would defy orders ------Indian Conference on Self-De­ Midsayap, nestled in the hills ®rs and tribesmen don’t report Thomas, of Bristol. Alan Da"vid PTevaUU of Wind- C. McCrater and the late Joseirfi Hodyl of and refuse to la y o ff substitutes. termination opening today at north of here which have been tor fetu- of retaliaticn. Her fiance la the son of Mr. sor has been announced by her McCrater. Hartford Murry Beegtraum, president of fo r Tourists the Hotel Continental. Sizes 13-20 tcUoft week by (he cUy's finance com­ Philippines’ second largest is- oU® tradrtlona have m ^ them • lavitoHom mittee, state budget cffiMals, BROTHERS land, L d other heavuy Moslem ^ • , An professional legtalatorB and Gov. Nelson A. islands from the republic. PHOTOGRAPHERS Rockefeller of overspending 31 ■) { ’enter St., M;itu"he."::lei' Both Christians ^ d Moslems ^ ^35* 75 U y rd St., MsnclMtter without greard to budget limi­ P h on e (i 13-.')1 .'!.■> were ’ oppressed and neglect- ^ fn^ess b ^ to win BY /UVOnmgMT ONLY______tations. ed ” by Nlanila. the document iFrrs Bergtrajum has replied that The old date, who had come "said, asking Christian support. the city had been warned six with his brother-in-law to the . Christian leaders passed it off months ago that the board mayor’s office, was angry with lightly but many now say the FORMAL would be short of funds and Moslems have a 's^celsWst the talk of war and secession would be forced to reduce serv­ and with the evacuation that I WE MMUTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES | army to enforce the bid. / We ices. National poUqe say this may has almost emptied some rural areas. ’The engagement of M ire San- be true. Christlall sources esti­ Joseph Jay photo». Rent He looked the mayor, an old. dra Lee Foster Fitchburg, * -m i • mate the arrpy’s strength at 300 ot Day In...Day Out... and even talk of a tauor wno -tond. in the ®y®s ^ his Mare^ te Robert M alct^ WU- CMCA School makes theiJ black uniforms.- P®°P>® were not afraid of any s«^ ^ ^ Manchester, has been I t ..... Friday pra>4r sessions at the armed w^ors or nounced by her parents, Mr. ^y her parents. Mr. Shafer photo O f Im * Opens Tuesday mosque, they contend, are used were going to harvest their and Mrs. Wadace H. Foster of W alter Hamilton, of 4 The engagement of Mire Cath­ *• WMr ami! on PRESCRIPTIONS erine Elizabeth Lupacchino of The Central Manchester Civic for training fighters. ’^®®- Nashua, N.H. Wlndemere St.' Boys’ Permanent Press Manchester to Leonard W. Yoet EVERYTHING Association 8e"wlng, knitting and . . . reautting in meaningful -Moslems deny there is any se- H er fiance Is the son of Mr. fiance is the son of Mr. Jr. ot South Windsor has been FOR WEDDINGS crochet school wUl start to­ Tailored Boys’ cessionist army and point, in- Rosii-o Wilson of and Mra Duane Skinner of 22 pv her narents Mr savings to 'you every day! Boys' Permanent Press / stead, to trouble-making Chris LnvoyEnvoy To10 RetireKetire i^rel Place. announced by ner parents. Mr. AND ALL morrow In the basement of the Permanent Press and Mrs. Clktnient .L- Lupac- 9 Uititarian Universallst Meeting Zip-Out Pile Lined tian outlaw bands as FDRMAL No ops and dowiu in yonr Pieaorlptlon I a prime BERLIN (AP) — Brewster M. Mire Poster, a 1966 graduate Miss Hamilton Is attending ^iitoo M 68 Iflghland House, 466 M ain Bt. Claases will Dress Slacks cause of unrest. _ OCCASIONS • oosto—no “disooimto’’ today. "Regtilar Morris, the American Minister of Nashua High School is em- the North Shore ChUdrens’ Hos- ug^ fiance Is the stm of Mr. be held at 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. prloea” tomorrow! I Dress Shirts ' A group of "Christian crusad- Berlin since 1967, is retiring ployed as a medical secretary, pital School of Practical Nurs- aiid'^MreT*7>eonaFd W. Yoat Sr. IN STOCK All Weather Coats Instruction w ill be on a one- No "iwduoed specials”—no “temporary Regular $6 ers"—as one priest dlsapprov- April, U.S. Headquarters an- to the chief pathologist of the ing in Salem, Mare. of ^ Foster St., South TOnd- to-one basis. Admission Is free. ingly calls them—has been spot- nounced today. U.S. Army General Hospital, Ft. Mr. Skinner is attending Man- gor. NotUnr to Mod redaottons” on Presorlptlons to tare Regular $22 Regular $4 DAYS ■way tar... Btudents must supply their own NOW ted roaming the hills, hung with Morris also is deputy chief of Devins. Mass. Chester Community College and jQas Lupacchino, a 1968 grad- customers! materials, but none wlU be re ­ NOW printitive amulets to ward off yjg u.S. Mission, which is head- m t . Wilson, is a 1966 graduate is employed by Watkins Broth- uafg of East Catholic High At the same time, there Is never any NOW .Moslem knives and bullets. quired at the first session. oompromlse ta servloe or quality! ed by Maj. Gen. George M. of Manchester BOgh School and ®re- Main St ^ School will graduate in June The CMCA Intends to conduct No date has been set for the from the Hartford Hospital n ^ e ’^hnndreli? Selgnlous, the American com- attended Manch^r Commu- the school every Tuesday as in the himdreds, mostly pea^- „iandlng general In Berlin. collcee A Vietnam vet- wedding. School of Nursing. UNTIL long as Interest Is maintained. I YOU OET OTIR LOTVEST who have lost f^ ily mem- Morris wUl be succeeded by ^ T empkXed at Pratt Mr. Yost, a 1966 graduate of Its purpose is to provide a place I PRICES EVERT DAT OF I'UE prop-n, ,p uS East CathoUc High School, and ipTe D d iv er for Manchester women and a 1970 graduate of St. Anselm's TEAR . . . A ^ TOU SAITE •BveiTwhere In towns and cities, the hostil- va.'^Pa” M orri^ vl^l make his A l r c r ^ E ^ P T A Observes glrla to meet while learning MORE THROUGHOUT THE CoUege, Manchester, N.H. is Fast ity is rare. Moslem urchins call ^ome In, retirement in Tlburon. competing his Judies at Man- employed by Aetna L ife and valuable sklUs.- TEAR . . . ON ALL TOUR Scout Night Eurther Information may be priests “father " without a sec- cgjjf across the bay from San cheater Community CoUege. Casualty Co., Hartford. PRESCRIPTION NEEDS. The wedding is planned for obtained from Mra. Patricia S iz e s 8 -2 0 ond thought. Streets are better pranclsco. Tomorrow night’s meeting of The wedding Is planned for S izes 8 -2 0 Sizes 8-18 paved in Christian neighbor­ FOK, 81 Bdgerton St.; or Mal- AprU 17. the Nathan Hale School P T A Sept. 17 at St. Jam es’ Church, hoods of Cotabato but the best * colm Barlow, 23 P earl St. TRY US AND SEE will be "Scout N ight," in ob- ______house in town belongs to a Mos­ servance of the 59th birthday lem. It’s a Girl ^ Sales to Japan Grow of Girl Scouts this week. It wiU The Cotabato poUce com­ NEW! — EXCITINO Homume ’Family Added LOS ANGELES (AP)—Co­ TOKYO __Despite large gains be held In the school auditorium mander, a Ouistlan. points out median Bob Newhart and his the window at Chinese children In domestic producOim of elec- at 7:30. NATURAL HEALTH BELTS'VTLLE. Md.—Federal C H A R G B ir v m . wife are parents for the third trtmic computers, Japan reUes Representatives of Brownie. ,cli«nH«»« at BeltsvUle have iso- flying kits on the headquarters time. FOOD SHOPPE heavUy « i Imported equipment Cub, Boy and Girl Scout units lated, purified and (dtemlcally lawn as a sign ot the peace in Virginia Newhart gave - IN MANCHESTER master charge to meet many of Its demands In associated with the school wiU AT THE IdMiUfled a new family of oUy town. birth to a girl Saturday at ■ma UAXVB. o r maim n a s s r this field. The United States, the present the program. AU scouts hormixies, the brauliis, from (Manchester Parkade) West Middle Turnpike-Broad Street l THE INTERBAKK CARD i >But 30 and 40 m iles up the Cedars of Lebanon Hoapital. principal suppUer, last yea r sold and their parents are Invited. PARKADE ofI m m ohoat thmu SA-nnuiAY i m to t:M the poUen of the rape plant, a road, it’s a different story. At Both were reported in good ■* Phene 647-9775 $81 milUon w(Mlh of this type of Before the program, Presl- mvnaoAV t j *'10 lat relative of the cabbage. They Midsayap, six schoolteachers condition. LIG4JETT PHARMACY equipment in Jsipan and this dent Raymond Guertin will con- hide out in the mayor’s office, ’The Newharts have two join these other major groups AT THE PARKADE — WEST MIDDLE TPKE.J year expects the total to exceed duct a short business meeting. A fearing for their Uves. sons, 7 and 4. of hormones: Qlbberelllns, aux­ Everyone has his own horror $100 million. Refreshments wUl be served. ins, fcininj and abecistas.

A- MANCHESTT® EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1971 PA G E S E V E N P A G E SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1971 .is going to taki guts on the clusively ' for passengers and part of each taxpayer because Parisians Building Airport friends. Staff and other -vleitors MwxtiftBUr better choice cf causes their fi%e it bits us right in the pocket- will park outside. commercials? The Open Forum book. 'But, for once Coventry is E xperts p redict that 30 m il­ going to have to say "Y es" even As Controversy Sails About lion passengers a year, at the Sopnttig Or, as Robert Choate, the pestiferous Oommunlcations for pubUciatton on tiie Open FOrun’ will not though it hurts ! ! ! be guaranteed pubUcation If they contain more w«»ti sqq airport would saturate the exlst- PUBLJaHEID BY THE fellow who keeps crusading on the mitri- Sewers are a must . . . It By PAUL TBEUTHARDT the new airport was being buUt express road during peak HERALiD PRINTING OO., INC. words. The Herald reserves the right to decline to publish is too late to say "There has Associated Press Writer 13 BlanU Street ticn front, put it the other day: any. matter that may be Ubelous orvriilvh la in bad taste. was ^ ap^a^ce of a a l^ e ^ods. Thus new ex- Mancbeater, Ootm. to be another way" or “'We *’'*®*^ (A P) — Outside Tok- line of hundreds of cwicrete irfl- THOMAS F. FEmOUSON Free expression of political viewn is desired by cantribuUomi need planning first” We have yo, there are dally riots over it. lars shaped like tuning forks in P” ®® ”"ff® Planned to link WALTER R. PBRGOTCW "W e use the air waves to fight drunk of this v^iaractnr .but letters vdilcb are defamatory or abusive said— ■ ' no- - •too often ~ in the.. post------London expended three million thej "e Roissy with the city, and there PubliMiera driving, inflation, and forest fires —why er of the sunken express FUNERAL HOME iii\>unded October 1. 1881 will be rejected. and we’ve waited too kmg for words investigating it, and stlU _ pillars wlU support Projects for a special aero- Pubtisbed Every EveniiiK Except Simdaya not hunger?" the problem to go a'way. It is has not reached a decision, n m ^ s and taxlways of ^rain line. The aerotraln, -cur- 142 E ^ t Center Street and Holidays. Entered at the Poet Office at not going to go away unless New Torit found it caused so ^ Paris Nord>qsaw airport will rently under development in Mancheeter, Ootm ., as Second CSaas Mail He could have added a long list of T E L E P H O N E 649-7196 M a ^ r (Oontinned from Pago Six) ficials vdio puhUcIy tendered we have sewers. We need sew- much controversy it still has be called, themih it Wciurently France, is a high si>eed air- diseases, drugs, and, of course, the reached no decision. also named Roissy-en-.France cushion-suspended monorail SUBSCRIPTION RATES since then it has been evidenced f" V* “7* Payable in Advance clgaret, which the air waves have chal­ Oioi- i_ hearing, is seriously ques- town! ! ! Paris, without fuss, started for the name of the district. system. One Year ...... $39.00 position is of little aoned. Does not sudi prior dis- Yoiur immediate reaction idis buUding it back in 1966, and it’sThe authority had decided Whatever is done on these Six Months ...... 19.50 lenged to a fight to the fintsti. subetance ,in that it has been ROY M. THOMPSON closure (support) prejudice any “sewers are going to create going nicely, thank you. upon the site by the end of 1969. problems, the airport is well on Three Months ...... 9.75 found that though the govern­ One Month ...... 3.X Instead o f devoting all their free time such meeting? Was this the more protriems." We say not “It is a major new airport de- It took years of ministerial and schedule toward Its 1973 open- Associate Director ment cannot by law dictate a ~ MEMBER OF IntMit? Is such action above if the Town OouncU, Planning signed for the age of the Jumbo pubUc inquiries and patient ne- w to denouncing some of the m ore innocent ■ person’s morals directly, yet T h e a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s censure? and Zoning OompUasion and all Jet and the siqierBonic airliner. goUations with hard-headed answers.. The Aasocated Preas is exdustvety en­ pleasures and carelessnesMS of Inim an the government ban provide a titled to the use of republloatlon of aM Thesupport for the devel- other agmicles work together, and the Paris Airport Authority farmers who owned the land to news dispatches credited to it or not other­ beings, w hy don’t the air wa'ves try com­ milieu in which the ihorals are oper*8 request was well .Coventry has to unite to make is busy building the first such prepare the way for the bulldoz- C rrrlt Rialim i wise credited in this paper and also the guided in one direction or an­ local news published here. ing out against something like hunger, pubUcised, yet the devehqier did the sewer proposal work! airport anywhere in the worid. ers. But there was no public uinuup Any questions on funerals, customs, pro­ All rt^Ms of repubUcaUon of special dis­ other. In the case of civil rights, not ^>pear at the hearing. Was Let us st<^ bickering and vote Traffic projections in the controversy to speak of. Con- PAWTUCKET, R.I. (AP) — patches nereln are also reserved. “ cedures, etc. Come in, phone or write for o r against something lik e w ar? the moral choices of Amer­ he confident of the result? Pos- Yes for sewers, Yes for our 1960s and plans for the pre-vious- strucUon started in December In a centuries-old ceremony, icans are being guided increas­ a dependable answer. No obligation, natur­ The Herald Printing Company like., as­ And why, while the networks ore at it, grants and lake and Yes for our town. ly neglected nortiiem develop- 1966. marked by colorful ritual, the sumes no financial re^MnsloQity for typo* ingly toward a prejudice-free' glo w in g improvements Sincerely ally. graphical errors appearing In advertwe- should they permit so much lack of ment of Paris meant that the The aerial approaches to the Very Rev. Dlonyslos Makro, ments and other reading matter In The society due largely to clvU promised, in return fbr the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. exhiUng airport north of the airport -will be over lightly in- pastor of the Holy Greek Ortho- Perhaps this question has been on your Manchester “ Evening erSd. originality, so much dearth cf taste and rights legislation. Similarly if change, could not stand up F o w ler city, L e Hourget —where habited farming areas, and Church of the Resurrection, mind: Subscriber to Los Angeles Times-WaMifng- by legislation a lottery la estah- under the light of examlnaticn. CSiaries A. Lindbergh landed on there was a positive gain for the w a s consecrated Sunday as ton Poet News Service. artistry, to dominate their s^-styled lished in Oonnectciut,' the state Possibly the whole concept had his historic Atlantic crossing— northern suburbs of Paris as the bishop of the Hellenic Church In Full service client of N. E. A. Service. Iik . public service contributlionB, as dis- Publishers Hepresentattves — Mathews, will have involved itself Integral- been oversw ------been mounting for two w: three Carlucci has suspended Com- B lt^ ______taneous use. with peak traffic of symbol of American progress and suc­ cessfully brganised crusade there is the The CUD HeMliig weeks prior to the scheduled munlty Action programs in Tbe main n ^em e x j^ takeoffs and todlngs per Direct-R.\-Miiil Price cess. subtle, not always completdy bidden in­ To the Editor, date, there was anq4e time to Memphis, MbmeapoUs, Des through the middle of Ask for Fre^' 'Were you present the night a reschedule the meeting so that Moines, lOami, and Elisabeth, *be region, providing a natural Pee • stinct to do something to us, rather than Siaxh terminal will have four Read Herald Advertisements meeting -was held to hear the responsible town offidala,.... who j^.j. access route. TWie first indica- t«rmm It presmited a pteture cf industry tions many Frenchmen got that floors for parking 3,600 cars, ex- Just tor us. appeal to diange the xonlng law supported the dionge, could at- so conclously conscientious and aesthetic with Reginald Pinto in Portosal for a parcel o t lan d ott Keeney tend. it found designs of architecture and land­ COUNTRY LIFE, PROVINCE OF BEIRA ALTA, PORTUGAL St.? If so, you would have been There is a sonlng law oddeh Vegas Proteelt scape which meant it diared the land­ assured that there are many applies to this parcel o t land, it LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) — Moon And Zip people in Manchester who are la part bt the. M aster Zoning H otehnen along the L a s V egas scape instead of despoiling it. Its prod­ Let it be added, to the aisisis of Rus- deeply concenied about the Plan adopted and recorded in Strip say Saturday’s wdfare ucts were smart and scqphiaticated, key­ future weUare o< all of this 1963. Yet it was necessary that protest march didn’t hurt busl- sian-American rivalry, wfaidi include a ed to the age of the etectronic miracle. town. These people were not we stay up until 2 o’clock in the ness but further demonatrations itiare of triumphs for each of us, that only from' the Southwest firea morning to defend it. We oU could. Its employee were the brightest young we 'were first in introduction of s ^ code Inside but from aU areas of town. Yes had jobs to cover the neoct day; "There is no doubt that if products of the nation’s best sclMXds, they came eariy and stayed was it worth itt You bet it was! word gets out among tourists it m ail. F in ch F o r ’7 2 vrito claimed starting salaries greate r late; it might have reminded Still I am haunted iy the would affect the econmny,’’ said Russia has Just introduced its s4> code Tmnor Begietry Vital recognised until tiiere Is a per­ you of an old -New England thought of, who is serving whose Al Freman, an executive of the than the previous generation had ever system. To the Editor, sonal need for it town meeting. interest. Sands Hotel, ."It would hurt ev- hoped to md at. ’nie‘~3aswe(s to my questions One such service I know As the fidl impact and ulti- We were told that CUD stands eryone in town.” We have hod it, in this country, (or Report about the Connecticut TUmor about is. the Manchester Home­ Aint., effect of tbe requested for. Comprehensive Urban De- About 900 p«scns took part in A few 'weeks ago, ts>weiver, a new more years than we can remember. Registry have convinced me it maker .Service, Inc. For change hncimift evident, the vdopment. the peaceful march past six ca- years this sendee, a non-praflt ehteriHlse' opened Its dsors on Route 128. That gives victory in the first phase of By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novalc is v it a l wiadpm and Judgment of those I believe tlia^t it stands for, sino hotels. They filed into Oae- The sum of $120,000 has been community agency, has opsr- who publtcly siqqiorted this Certain Ultimate Destruction, sars Palace and stopped action M U tlUed Itself the "Route 128 Profes­ the rip code rivalry to us. ning such a q>eech, IMllls ap­ A footnote: John B. OonnaUy, ated for the benefit of our WASHDKnON — President dropped Hum the budget of diange,. prior to a public hear- Find out more about CUD, be- at the tables for about 16 min­ proached him at the Demo­ Secretary of the Treasury, vain­ sional Service Center" and It set out to But Just as, although Russia was first Nixon, in a surprising move, Gov. M—Mil for the continuing people of all ages, fiunUblng ing seemed questionable, fore it is, U and CUD! utes. ii«« put long-time political inti­ cratic leaderriiip table on the ly lobbied Albert and Boggs on trained mature women to take do what It could to he^ some 10,000 of into space, the United States around up of this over thirty year old cen­ Opinions in support of the con­ W. L. Hooker The>march was organised by. floor. It was bad enough, said the economic necessity of over a household in ttmss of mate Robert Finch in charge tralised recording of data. This cept seemed unsure, undefined, 77 Erie St the National Wdfare Rights Or- the talented young engineers, scientists being first on the moon,', so the next Mills, (hat the leadership — breaching the celling. crisis, caring for diildren who of top-levri planning for ids agency differs from 'mearies, and contained much incertitude. Tbe City of Village. Charm ganisation to protest deletion Speater Carl Albert of (Nda- • • • might otherwise have to be re­ and management executives of the Route phase of the xip code rivalry may 1972 re-election campaign. cfaldoenpcac, etc. records. It has Prior public support for this ______from welfare rolls of 20 per cent homa and Boggs — were back­ moved from their bomee, help­ 128 complex find Jobs for themselves. Wblts Bouse counselor Finch The unstated reason Frank kept records on indlvldusl cases aj^peal cune from tiioee who at Coventry Sewer Proposal of Nevada’s welfare («clpient8 reverse the staxsiings. ing the fight mounted by Rep. ing the elderly who, except for h— been driached from wurk Oarhiccl, director of the Office of longevity, sex, and medica­ bqst could have had only a re­ YO the Editor, —3,000 persons—for what the The Russians are now threatening to Wright Patman, the octogena­ a competent Homemaker, 'These estimated 10,000 are tom e o f the on the 1971 Congresrional pro­ of Ekxnomlc Opportunity tion, iw«h«Ai»ig treatment. Theee mote_____ Interest in the serious Coventry is in the unique post- state said was cheating. begin usiiv their xtp code next Jan. 1. gram. to develop various 1972 rian piqmllst from Texas, to re­ (OEX», cut off funds to the anti- would have to enter a nimiiig effect of such a change on "the Oon to take a big step forward Leaders said similar marches, A facts, as Connecttcut records dlte unemployed of our time. Tliey have tain the interest rate ceiling home, or guiding the mentally Connecticut has ..ampaign blueprints referred to poverty Community Action proj­ are unique, can and have been hundreds of directly concerned with the approval of the Sewer would be held until the state Recent experiments in this country with adopted in 1018. For Boggs ac­ ill who need the stahiUty and suffered just as much shock and at the White House as "acen- ect in Providence, R.L, is heavy referred to by doctors anywhere home owners, near or close to Proposal on Tuesday March 16, rescinds the action. .They said the deliveiy of s^ and non-rip maU re­ tually to spectic in P a tm an ’s be­ understanding provided by the distUusianment 'and bardriiip at finding a rlo s ." infiltration by criminal ele­ in the world. Trite the amounts the aaea. 1971.' they planned another m arch vealed that we In this country don’t real­ 'Hie Intriguing fact about this half, Mills went on, would be "ladies in pink." ‘Hie UM of The action of the town ' of- Understandably, this approval this Saturday. themselves Jobless as any day laborer. ments to small hospitals swvlliig in I is that few ppUtlcians high in Intolerable. iteeds is as endless as there are ly have any firm date when we expect OEO Inspectors found that the data would need a microscDpe That warning from Milla, who emergencies in a town like oUrs. Their , experience, in this recession, has Administration councils are Federal IfiU Neighborhood to be seen but a "soon to be to have the s^> code really take over. was instrumental in Bogga’a For the first time since its led them to suspect that they are going aware Finch is so deeply involv­ Corpj., recel'vlng $140,000 In .made mandatory" reporting by over 2 0 0 beginning the .demands on this The first round has gone to us. 'A e ed in 1972 planning. The com­ election as Majority Leader, Federal money annually, shel­ to be the last of all the unemployed to the hoqrftals could at leari have service are becoming too great mon aasujaptian at the National was decisive. Although Albert tered MnfiR figures who used second round is stlU in progress. Mean­ tho token of a fund. In th ^ wltiiout some help from the tax go back to work when and if improve- Oommittee la (hat the campaign and Boogs Joined moat Demo­ their respectable anti-poverty while, the much more interesting prob­ days of increasing expoise, doHar. The Manchester Home­ Great Bargain Finds men comes. will be run by Attorney General crats in voting against Mills assodations as a cover. even paying the poetage would lem, likely to be dlaeovered by oiqrbody John lOtcbell, hla authority on the interest celling question, maker Service, Inc. is a vital At the center of this infUra- help the operating budget of a coming directly frun the Presi­ neither took the floor. With part of a community tsam And, if any of them notice that this who sits down, pen in hand, in either tion is Richard D. CaUel (alias small IxMpitaL which includes puUlc bsalth conveniently located bonks dent, with National Committee overwhelming Republican bank­ new "Professional Service Center" has Antony RoseUl), fuU-time salar­ I urge anyone who has experi­ Russia or the United States these days, Oo-C9ialrman Thm Bhrans run­ ing, Mills beat Patman, 212 to nurses, child guidance clinics, ied director of the youth drop- enced the fortitude aiul suffer- school nurses, pounstilors and been opened in their behalf, to try to is that of srhat to 'write about. ning the p arty’s d aily era- 179. ir> center. CaUei, along With taig of a cancer victim to wHte doctors, welfare and health de­ help them find Jobs fitting their tions. Administration strategists your State Senator, Representa­ ifitoheii s a ^ he has absolute­ Robert Fontane and Louis partm ents. now hope that fight drove a tive, or contact him by Me- qualificatians. experience, and estaUirii- ly no desire to lun the 1972 cam­ Martone (part-time youth work­ I know the Town Board of wedge between the Democratic ers). are leaders of the what phone to iwotest the removal of Directors will recognise the where you can't get ed scale o f livin g, they do trot fe e l very paign but that, if ordered, he Fairer Than Free leadership and MUls, powerful this Item from the State Budget. would of course comidy. That Providence poUce caU "Abby's Importance of the Manchester much hope. They know there are otiier chairman of the Ways and SIncecely hoping for One section of the governor's budget would force him to quit as At­ Tap Gang." .\H havq police Homemaker gervlce, Inc. as a clusters of Jobless engineers, scientists, Means Oommittee, and may your nqipoct, - recommendations with which we agree torney General, a Job he has records, replete with violent part cf the team already receiv­ bring him cloeer to Mr. Nixon. BMiflee A. Hall and management executives wherever heartily is the plan for chaiglng tuitian grown extremely fond of. crim es. ing town support and give a Certainly, Mills might not have . at state coUeges, community colleges, But Finch’s new aarignmMit Named for Abby’s Tap. a bar much needed request Its, due AUTOMATIC REDUCTIONS else there was, 10 years ago, space, air, beaten back Patman without “Mndi Needed Beqaest" and the University of Connecticut. The raises a poariMlity that he, not in the Federal O U section of censideratian. and defense proeperity. aggressive help from White To the Editor, a checking account. Morning Record has been advocating Mitchell, might end iq> as 1972 Providence, the gang is com- Stncsrely, House and Treasury operatives. One of the things that makes R uth Keith this for years. campaign chief. pdlng in the vacuum created So Route 128, and its famed "gdiden a town a great place-to live la Sudi a plan would idug a loophole in For now. Finch is concentrat­ Besides keeping Republican by Bhderal imprisonment of the aervlcea rendered in return circle" are not, after all, the perfectly the present system of educational costs ing on three major problem : Congressmen in line, they ener­ Raymond Patriarcha, Mafia Opposes LoMsty that works a real injustice on the state’s gised business lobbyists to pick for the tax dollar. Like tiie To The Editor, triiunphant symbol of American prog­ The national convention site boss of Massachusetts and BARGAIN SHOP policeman or the fireman, the poorer people and fiioee with larger fa^ (still in the r unning are San up enough Democratic law­ I register my personal oppoa- ress and success. (flee Page Seven) true value of the service Is not miUes. 'the present no-tultian system al- Francisco, Los Angeles, San makers to give MUls his victory. iticn to the propsal of estab- 935 MAIN STREET - MANCHESTER lows ajty family, no matter hour prosper­ Diego, Houston, Dallas, Chica­ ing a state lottery: A ll the moral To make the handsome dream they ous, to send its so n s and daughters go, and Miami Beach), the pos- arguments against such a pro­ represent come comidete we will stlU fihrougfa college virtually for free. A fa­ posal are as sound as any sup­ ribUlty of radically shortening There’s one great thing about Watkins Bargain Shop on mily with the means to pay for a coUege posed economic arguments for have to master that old problem we the five-day nominating conven­ the third floor; it celebrates Bargain Days every day of education can choose to send a child to a tion, and convention form at such. never hav^ mastered, not for a mosnent pri-vate coUege for $4,000 or so a year — A footnote: Conservatives in Futhermore, the statement the year we’re open. Even though our Semi-Annual Sales since 'World War n, the problem of how or it can allow that child to sscure on the inner Nixon circle are un­ that “morals cannot be legis­ have come to an end, it doesn’t mean you can’t find a bar­ to maintain pro^rity - without war, education that may be Just as good, at easy about even the remote lated’’ la begging , the question. gain! There are many good “FINDS” up there, one-of-a- Every day someone walks into one Right now, the Connecticut Gen­ the taxpayers* esqtense. posrihHtty of Finch becoming 'Hiat same statement was at­ kind pieces, discontinued items, slightly marked goods eral Assembly is considering a bill that of how to run an economy which is not of these banks and asks to open a check­ Increasingly — and understandably — rampai^ manager. They re­ tempted as a logical comeback that were floor samples. If the item liners a week it is ing account. . ^ will enable savings banks in Connecticut stimulated by defense contracts. evm well-do-do families have chosen the gard him as much too liberal In the early years of tbs dvU r^iic^ again, and every week until it is sold, or it to extend their services to include check­ public ted w ith a com prehenstve, intelHgantly “patch” present one. the world, and will be till the Ribbed Ginger Jar with White Gold Finished Frame We pose the numbn* one task tor this administered system of scbolsrahips and Gorman brothers take over end of time. Christ, Uvlng in Linen Shade. 31”H. S 4 S J it tuition abatements for students arho natlan’s beet brains: to'devise an eco­ Tip T(q> market at corner of hla members, continues to wf* need help and can qualify, or who show avings ank of anchester Oak and Cottage Sts. formerly fer and die for us under our S B ^ M nomic system which can keep our best . outstanding ^';scbolaatic acfalsvement. $199.00 Hutch Top, Pecan/ operated by Frank DKSanUs. eyes. The Way of the Ones Oak Finish. 2 shelves, 8-draw­ professlnnai brains employed even if de­ TUa would make certain that no quali­ winds through our towns and $214.00 66” (Contemporary fied student is denied an education be­ ers. 32xl3x46”H. And Bach­ fense qtending is cut. 10 Years Ago cities, our hospitals and factor­ Loveseat, 1 cushion, Biscuit cause of lack of money. elor Chest, 3-drawers, Pecan/ ies, and through our battle-- Tufted' Back with Buttons, EJeke mmnbM fllVkM MfVtac Gov. MeskUl’s irfan would bold a full Atty. William Collins is unani­ fields; It takes the road of pov­ Gold Textured Cover, Shepard Oak Finish. 32xl8x30”H. 2 V . MANCHESTER • SOUTH WINDSOR EAST HARTFORD • BOLTON half of the expected revenue — $18 mil- mously named to fill vacant di­ erty and Butfsriiig >in every Casters ...... S 1 2 3 J N I Pieces at ...... 8 1 S S . M Ikn out of $86 mlUioa — for acholaraliip rectorship. fORtt. To Rather Than For People and ^tkm grants: Thta riiould do tbs Jack Goldberg is named to (Prayers by Michael Quetst) Job; if it proves too high or too low it bulhBng committee. Why, if our tde'viaion networiu are so submittsrt by be Adjusted. Paul Dougan and Arthur intent on proving their good citiienriiip the Rev, Jamie M. Bcjde We're (br it. It’s fairer than free. — Woodbridge receive 50-year Ma­ St James’ C h u ^ by giving time away, don’t they make a M S a iD E N KBXXyRD. sonic pins. MANCHESI^ EVENING HERALD, MANCHESim, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 8,’1971 PAGE NINE •'AGE EIGHT HANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD.- MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 8, lp 7r

Mary SlnelgalU c t H artford; TAC Sessions Wisconsin Senator Hits ^ d two brothers, John Carrillo A ir c r a ft Ex-GI Tells 15 Tons of Glass Obituary of Windsor and another brother Foreign Military Aid Plan in Italy. ' T oD ealW ith The funeral will be tomorrow Hijacked Of Shooting Collected in Drive By JOHN CHADWICK of dollare are supplied free or at at 8:30 a.m. from the Giuliano-, Grounds Care Associated Press Writer bargain prices without direct Crash Hurts Sagarlno Funeral Home, 247 Almost 16 tons, 29,746 pounds scouts, and ottwr. y « ^ peoide appropriations under Pood for Washington St, Hartford, with By Y o u th Of Farmer of glass was sold for 1297.46 who had coUected glass, gave The practical aspects of com­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. peace and surplus disposal pro- by the 'conservation Commls- 1* to drive. Some who a Hass of requiem at Our Liady MIAMI (AP) — A 16-yeaix)ld (Oontlaaed front Page One) mercial grounds maintenance William Proxmlre, D-Wls., gram s. Kill Student of Sorrows Church, Hartford, at high school sophomore today Sion Saturday to the Glass Con- brought gla* remained to help Proxmire’s bill would require WlU be discussed at a series of charged today toe foreign mili­ 9. Burial will be in Mt. St. boarded a National Airlines jet Conti had said there were two talners Oorp. in DayvUle for ^ * ^ ****’"^‘**- . tary aid program is ‘unman- appropriation of military Miss Deborah Jean Meser- Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield, at MobUe, Ala., presented the incidents of mass killings—one recycling into other glass pro- SSass left four afternoon meetings this , , aid funds and prohibit classi- lain, 19. of 146 Woodland St., There are no calling hours. stewardess a pistol instead of a at a trail Intersection where S . rae money for the glass, J^ter the^ve ^ ^ month at toe Tolland dounty aged and out of control” a^ gg^^et the amounts to died Saturday at the Vsinderbilt ------ticket, and forced the crew to CaBey is charged with SO deaths coUected in last weekend’s been sm a^d a ^ v ^ be Agricultural Center, Rt. 80. should be cut back and run by ^e provided for each country, University Hospital in Nash­ Mrs. Rose Fltigerald fly him to Miami, where he sur- and another at a ditch where drive, and the $46 from the first with toe glass donated to toe civilians. legislation would also pre- ville, Tenn., from injuries sus­ Vernon. In a bUl Introduced today ^g„^ giveaways of excess and Mrs. Rose Fltsgerald, 76, of rendered peacefully. the q>eciflcatlons are that the The first of toe series wUl be tained in an auto accident last lieutenant killed 70. to the Mre Parla stressed toe Im- congress surplus military supplies. At 166 Blssell St., widow of William Thomas Kelly Matston was been placed in a fund for con- p^^^ance of separating clear. held Thursday wlto toe other Monday in Bowling Green, Ky. Conti, today was not asked strongest critics of military CHie-thlrd of the acquisition L. Fitagerald, died late last charged with aircraft piracy servatlon. green and amber glass, particu­ three to be held oke8m an said Commissoln, said, “We were cause the glass corporation to 3:80 p.m. bom March 29, 1951 in Man- night before the assault the most gratified with toe results. Department. qulring nations receiving over- ...... , 26. 189S in RockviUe daughter the youth surrendered to FBI won't accept mixed glass. It is Three specialists in grounds- m addition, the legislation g^g ^r surplus ships to pay 26 Chester, daughter o t Sarkis and james and Nora Longergan agents “without any trouble” company commander issued in- Some came with bags with a „ ______structlans to “gather up and kill not necessary to remove paper m aintenance wUl discuss toe would convert military assist- pgp ggnt of the acquisition costs, Doherty, and had lived in the »*en the 727 landed at Miami ECUS SoodkcT memclne botues and iabeia_ but wire and co«^ basics at these meetings. ance grant programs to cash or pjug tj,g gQgt of refitting them Manchester-RockvUle area all shortly before noon, E!ST. SpCilKS A bout Lj IM unarm ed men, women tnd chil- « . dren.*'dren.’ csinalse Jars; some came wlto be removed, flhe asked Thursday, soil requirements for. credit sales. The present grant gjjd setting interest rates for Kson’ Of ijoveniry, commana- He also said that he had re- chairman of toe department nwar» nf the drive Thev ,----- ZT «------of State CivU Defense Area celved no instructions to save of poUtlcs at Fairfield Univer- ^ . 'couah non-retumable sion turf specialist of toe Hart­ a three-year period.' for comparable programs. Industries in West Hartford be- bUe, ordered 38 passengers and .. . ______olvlllano »/, oiU _oo »Ka Wao, SaVeU 841 lOnOS OI glBSS, CUUSll KntUeSbottles SUdand Jars. laTS. "These reforms would repre- ______. ' . . w Three will sneak about “Civil Vietnamese civUians to precede slty, will address toe East soda, whiskey, ketchup ford County Extension Service. fore she reared in 1962. four ^w ardes^o« and de- »b^t ^ American troops threughmine C^oUc High School Parento On March 18, Papanos will dis­ sent an historic shift in toe con­ Her son. Donald Fitzgerald, manded to be flown to Qmada. »W t ^ a mw^ ^ beer bottles. Club March 16 on toe topic. cuss turf management. trol and nature of- our foreign No Competition who died last June, was ower- He changed his mind over ^ ”®IS)toer witness, George A Mrs. Joan Dougan, chairman military aid programs,” Prox- “A Man for Now.' The pro- Social Workers The March 25 meeting wUI operator of Center BHlards of Teimess^______and______al^low^ toe crew ^ 23. of .w San Antonio, Tto-. gram wffl begin at . 8o p.m.'_ a t.of the conservation committee mire said in a prepared Senate DEX3ATUR, 111. (AP) — Hank have John Ahrens, plant scien­ speech. "Such a shift away Haynes, a 220-pound radio an- at Charter Oak Park U named persons aboard with him were wlto Mm « toe church. afterwards c‘>’Cbairman of toe event, Describe Grant tist of toe Connecticut Agricul­ from toe military and Into civil­ nouncer, had won the annual Ki- in his honor. Another son. Vic- Capt. Robert Carter. co5 >Uot Col. Dickson, a Manche^r ..be one of the roughest ^lub provided workers. tural Expermlent Station, Wind­ ian hands is long overdue.” wanis pancake-eating contest in Ills nonor. Anotner son, vie- v.^pv. would "be one of the roughest rwwmAmmmA. did u n d e m a d - gchotH social w oriters will sor, as guest. He wlU speak on tor James Fitigerald. who died Jack Grah^ and FUg^it Engl- ^ ^ ^ on—he told Fordham Univer- organlzatfons toke tu™ outline details of a $1,400 grant 'Proxmlre, chairman of a Sen­ seven times, and sponsors had weed control for turf, shrubs ate appropriations subcommit­ difficulty finding an opponent about three years ago. was one 19M ^ animals, destroy He pursued graduate stud- C^mmLi™ for toe Board and trees. toe few survivors of toe Carter told newsmen at Ml- Chamber of Commerce. In 1969, ^le food and burn toe village.” . ^ Fordham and Columbia ***® Conservation Commission. Education tonlaht. The meet- tee on foreign operations, said this year. Finally they picked nklng of toe cruiser Juneau ami toe youth said he wanted to he was named to his present (jarxa, a medic under another. ^ “Although we had seven or w will be hSlfta the Ben Also at toe Man* 26 meet­ recent congressional hearings Brandy, a St. Bernard. iring World War H. &o to Canada because he was OvU Defense post. Wto head- platoon leader, said he was or- for PeoP*® at once smashing ■» T„„i„r mrii aduml Main ing, John ElUott, county agri­ proved the need for overhauling Haynes made It eight victo­ She is survived by a daugh- getting bad grades and his par- quarters in Rocky Hill, toe area dered to double his medical sup- tJ? I 3 to 11 p.m. Friday ” ,.jbur at s™*^ cultural agent of the ToUand the program. ries In a row Sunday, eating 16 r Mra l-awrence Jalbert of ents were on his back. includes 34 towns In north cen- i4ies. years ana nu oera a from 6 a.m. to noon Satur- . County Extension Service, wUl “The m ilitary aid program Is large pancakes, 14 sausages and ter, Mrs. Lawrence Jalbert of The . grant was recently made ^Q. No one gave you any in- ^ coultoi’t keep up and discuss insect and disease con­ unmanaged and out of control," drinking gallons of orange Juice. Vemon; a son Lawrence Fltz- Carter said toe boy was very tral Connecticut, by toe State Department of gerald of Enfield; a brother, frightened. “He said he Just During World War H, Col. structlono to treat wounded ® years. bad to send some whole bottles trol of trees and shrubs. he said. “It Is fractionalized and Brandy ate 10 pancakes and a „. Am^ toe groups Itenn^. ^irs. Parla said. Education under the Elemen­ At toe final meeting, Ludwig scattered between and among a dozen sausages. He didn't like James Doherty of Vernon: five wanted to get out of Mobile. We Dickson commanded various Vietnamese? tary and Secondary Education sisters, Mrs. MadelineMaoeime Bulter.uuuer, told ■“•••him - if ■— he would — ---let us—- -- re- army^rmy uniisunits o*of metoe lom16to uuan-Infan- A. No, sir, but I did treat one FSorical^^^oclety is smashed to take up ^ Hoffman of Hoffman Nurseries, dozen or more departments and the orange Juice. Deborah Meserlain Bloomfield wUl dtacuss toe kOss Anges Doherty, and Mrs. turn him there, it would go eas- jjy ].forth Africa and Europe. Medieval Academy of America ®®® space. Smashers, board will °i«^ be asked agencies.” Jean Chltjian Meserlain, and jjargs^ O’Brien, all of Ver- ler on him. He told us MobUe i„ u,e Korean ConfUct, he flew Although toe Jury probably >"08* them young women or care of trees and shrubs. Hoff­ While the military budget in­ had lived in toe area all of her non7 Mrs. Miriam Yauch provided a $62,9(X> R A N G E AN D ...... life. Her father owns and oper­ East Hartford, and Mrs. Edward go. ” ese territory as a target officer J?y’» '0™Pf”y Prevent injuries maintenance at Constitution Miss Manchester 1971 Contestants eign aid budget $1.7 billion for ^ Social Studies, toe Hoover Com- wWre""toey pouiid^' glM “ ta capital Improvement budget A Plaza. at Man- compete for toe Miss Conreectl- military aid, he said, “the ac- ates Adrian's Fifth Ave. Hair­ Riley of Rocky Hill; and tor^e Carter said he soon beci^e ^ «>lect targets for the Air Ernest M e^i^ it Ten contestants for Miss The contestants, from left, cheater, Susan Donovan ot East March 27, at 8 p.m FUEL OIL dressers on Oak St. grandchUdren. confident he could talk toe boy ^ bomb at night. ~ ww- American boxes with sledge haifi- wUi be in order to Hie public ' is In'vlted to at­ are Kathleen Bombard of Wind- Ha^ord, Priscilla Doyle of Chester High School, cut crown. (Herald photo by tual total for all programs lies mere. The glass com m itttee is reduce toe s u m to $48,660. . Manchester of 1971 and Jack GASOLINE She was a 1969 graduate of ‘’S. WO. .» W.0..W 0,0. dOO«0* 00, w.0,0. ., 0, .p.. O, tend»„444 the444D meetings1..0C44.HSO which» ^ . 4 are wiguaU, mBnagcr of toe E u­ sor, Laurie Osgood of Vernon, Vernon, Diane Stevens of East The contestants were at toe Pinto) someT{*ere between $4.8 and $7 — trying to find a machine they Also on tonights agenda wlU Manchester High School, and a day _ at 8:15 a.m. from toe John “We kept talking,’’ he said, ______co-aponsored by too ropean HHealth ealth Sna iSpa, w atch Mrs. Lenora Smytoe of Manchester, Hartford and Glenna Sullivan of Spa for one of many pre-pageant ------billion.’’ aU women of toe parisb. Re- ruled. can use to crush crlass. ^ action on the acceptance of member of St. Mary's Episco- F. F. ’riemev Tierney Funeral Funeral Home. Home, 219 219 “and “and whenwhen we were over Knox- ,—-bmenta wUI '^served Services of Tolland, Windham Wignall show one way to use Melinda Sasse of Manchester, Manchester. ^ activities. Miss Manchester of , « i "™® *® " “ ’'® The Judge said tost Medina /fo il ^ AAw. a .4 science laboratory and other re- and Hartford. The meetings 1971 will have use of Spa fa- JM arth a R eSO O U dS Proxmlre said, “be- BANTLY OIL pal Church and its Senior W. Center St., with a Mass of vlUe I told him that anytime he _____ F » nejrt month’s ^ v c t ^ - „^^uons in toe Bonnet com- weights for body conditioning Norreen Paladino of Manches- Miss Manchester Pageant will (Thoir. requiem at St. James’ Church decided to change his mind. Just wiU not come untU at least Fri- f xJf tJlf' a re free. ter, Cheryl Casavanf of Man- be sponsored by toe Jaycees on cllities until July when she will ^ cause the details of amounts ( ().MI’ A ^ ^ , l .\( . ve y set tor April 17, Mrs. retirement realgna- in toe Spa’s exercise room. . . ______¥ i-naan-y g;ranted annually to Individual Survivors, besides her par- at 9. Burial will be In St. .James’ let us know. I turned around day because his attorney, F. Paria wants to use three town i; ’ . ___ Lee BaUey, is tied up- in court. J countries are stamped secret on ;:;i MAIN si'KI':ki ents. are a brother, S. Brian Cemetery. and looked at him and he hand- Viet War For Capture dump trucks: to load them with and two appointments. send letters today as toe result and labor leaders In advance of The delay could mean a recess smashed glass not in boxes; to NE3W YORK (AP) - Martha ^ d s J h a t to make toem pub­ Meserlain of Manchester; a sis- Friends may call at toe funer- ed me his gun." of one day or more. Speaker Listed of rate hikes set before the the 1971-72 government budget lic might embarrass the recelv- have the glass weighed in toe ter, Mrs. John Carbo of Roslni- al home tomorrow from 2 to 4 At MobUe, MarsUm’s father, Koster was the commandant Postal Strike Ends; strike. TOiile toe strike w as un- due March 30. H eath was seeing MltcheU outspoken wife of toe nations.’ Of Bombers truck and dumped into vats in dale, Mass.; and her maternal and 7 to 9 p.m. Merrill H. Marston, said his son Objectors of the Americal Division, toe F o r O pen House der way, an increase of about 2 the Confederation of British In- ^ g attorney general, thinks He said stores worth millions grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ------had gotten up and left home for DayvUle. Stock Market cents took effect on first-class dustry today the Trades Un- . g ^ ^ parent unit of Task Force Bark (Contlnned from Page One) John Chltjian of Manchester. Mrs. Anna H. FUlp school at 6 a.m. "Much earUer Saturday Mra. Paris, Mrs. NEW YORK (AP) — A drlft- maU, which had been 7 cents, ion Congress Thursday. f to- At Tech School Funeral services wUl be to- ROCKVILLE — Mrs. Anna H. than usual." he said hU son was Not Exempt tormaUen on the bombing ^ '«>® v o lm teer , tr^^^ Britain in Mail Jam and on second class, which tor- Both groups have urged vigor- switch from the Republlcajia to morrow at 11 a.m. at St. Ellip, 84, of 63. Hammond St., an average student but decline lage Man* 16. 1968. should make it avaUable to any drivers, teenage volunteers and days stock market acUvlty as Mrs. Kathleen Tracy will be ous programs to stimulate toe ii*® Democrats and run for toe (Continued from Page One) be available until full coin boxes merly was 6 cents. Mary’s Episcopal Church. The widow of Peter FUlp, died last to discuss toe morning’s events. age une) ^ boy scouts unloaded card- the over-all market moveu LONDON (AP) — lagging British economy, which White House, ___ . , OaUey is diarged with toe *aw emoreement agency or offl- bo__H boxes of plass to be ahead, but toe iDow Jones Indus- toe guest speaker at HoweH half of Britain’s post offices reX^re empti^. The strikera had demanded a Rev. WllUam F. Gender, for- home. has been hit by rising unem- Why? n ‘ meanirgful premeditatod murder of 102 per- Including local offices of omno nt trial Average remained vlrtual- Cheney Technical School Open > Telegraph service resumes 15 per cent increase on weekly ployment and a wave of busl- “He would be more fun to de- Mrs. FiUp was bom March 7, opened today after toe system’s .^uestoy. pay averaging $36 to $65, but mer pastoral assistant at St. Sniuer Hits 3 relationship to job ^ that assault. the FBI. Watr House tom orrow night. At 7:30 ness failures. The TUC today teat,” Mrs. Mitchell said In her Mary’s Church wlU officiate. 1887 in Poland, and had Uved in performing atUUty. Attomevs fw both sides Their formal statement said the boxes had got wet from y Dvomire n/ <10 workers voted overwhelmingly ,than 190,000 of the went down to 13 per cent, ~ it mi — RockviUe for many years. She in toe auditorium, she will talk toan. 190,000 of the “ V* P^*" proposed a $2.4 bllUon program anArer to a DoUy News poll on Burial will be in Falrvlew Then KiUs Self . . ^egro workers said since agreedi^y that there would £t l^k Ind^MiSTsticka was to to end their costly 47-day walk- 206,000 members of toe postal ^ pegged largely to higher pen- the mayor’s presidential future, Uemetery, New Britain. was a member of toe St. toe new requirements were not he no value in the teatimonv of been advised that the money t^araooani nau m oe put Deck on toe Importance of 'state vo­ Helen’s Society, toe Rosary out. workers’ union voted to go back _per cent, , mcreaseu . , 4 ii lo ..,4» per aUowances and to She filled out a coupon clipped ENUMCLAW, Wash. (AP) — used for promotions within toe Koster, whoee presence on toe has been made avaUable by pri- returned to decUnea by cational education and toe from toe newspaper, clipp^ it fri. Holmes Funeral 'Home, ^ Society, and toe Sacr^He^ Police say a 16-ypar-<4d high sanTe‘d^pS^'nts at toe plant vate sources.”' Postal chiefs appealed to the to work, leaving the fate of their cent and refused to go any hlg - come tax exemptions. '•theiii nAroelt of m dnttn tt Paris gives special About 2 to 1 a m ^ IsMea tr^- function of toe Connecticut public to hold back all but ur- pay demand to the hands of a ®r- to a sheet of personal stationery tn 9 pjn. Main St., tonight from 7 to 9 Joseph’spiuroh. school Junior fired dozens of ri- they did not block vriUte work- h« iurv ®®°tt. Mansflelu, ------»------r ------, ^ .. „ „ ilowTitown manefcMUf Survivors . are 3 daughters, ne buUets at cars passing his moving upward. ______Sneaker Cart Albert. D-Okla.. credit to two volunteer truck ed on toe New York Stock Ex State Advisory Council in vo­ gent mail tor a few days so they three-man commission. The ”” The return to work by postal, wiNS ON COAST, TOO and returned it. cational programs. telegraph and telephone em- Asked by toe News if her nr -r. _ I h 4 nf coiii^ clear the backlog of 11 vote by union branches special purchase! ployea left toe Conservative ARCAI^, Calif. (AP) name could be used, Mrs. with one major Trainer F ra^ Mitchell replied she would be mL'^f’ ^Sli^P^'1or^Su“ ''to toe^'vote, the strikers also S^ho C'y^ o^^e “tickled pink." - „ . rw_l wese CUlUlUjfOM taujr Ul Aq TOJO n# M^V LAI’S dftV Of A.i«awaa ^ April 1969; to^mpliancr with week Ford walkout ulat has cost New York tracks last se^n. Is On the form, she checked off colonial oval E. KeUey of South Windsor, ^nd Charles rf . Stafford Sheriff’s deputies and State jbe lowest department when toe hsa unfold^ at Calley’a ’ ‘*’® Senate president the loading and unloading: and h,„ker* said investors toe U.S. Vocatii Act of 1963. ^ *® ^120 million to lost production doing almost as well with Slg- categories of poUtical afflU- died yesterday at Hartford Hoe- grandchUdren,FUlp R^hvuie: patrol troopers swarmed requirement 2nd testa were Im- ““ ®*«*‘®‘» t*'® «'• ar^TLl^IuoJf a^^S^ e represen- ®^ ^ ^ ^ * 1 $24 mlUlon to lost wages. mund Sommer’s horses at Santa aUon—Democrat, Republican, Iren, and 16 great- around the stretch of Route 410 they were blocked from announcement. Oaughey of 382 E. Center St. „btoivZ « ^ e T o , nna ------U.S. postal officials to Warti- deUveries and parcel services _ ^ , ______.„ .4 . ______braided rugs pltal. She was the wife of mndchUdren. HllsT f r ^ U'®' PostAl officials In Wato- deUveries and parcel But showdowns are expected Anita. Conservative, Liberal and Inde­ P atrick C. KeUey. '• “d blocked traffic for nearly ^d^cing S®°“ said at toe conference and Matthew Hfmnigan of 232 “**}“*r ^ 1968 to 1968 was a^member of ln«:ton said the embaigo they were reported to the offing. soon wlto railwaymen arid O" ® recent Saturday, Martin pendent—and gave her occupa^ The funeral wUl be Wednea- two hours Sunday before toe Negroes said thev would “ ® ^ ’ on Capitol security, congresslon- Ralph Rd., who came to toe ‘»®P“ week. Many M- ^Btoii^’lBducatlon Commit, chairman of the otn®rOther survivorssi^vors are^ 2 daugh- 8:18 a.m. from the Burke Seattle youth, WUUam Herbert n„t obieef^tests Which meas- ^ al leafcrs also agreed*to have parking lot early in the drive, warned th^ toe m^ket teachers demanding pay raises saxldled Scurry Back and Pete gg “defender of America." •1.33..2 f.r*2.29 ters, a sister, and U grandchUd- Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., Egnew Jr., e^led his own life. w ^ei^ ^toty to PoUce and to elr^e^tT rt ^ i^ re d to l^p, and stayed ~ ‘ So far, the poll Is running 63 17”x29”, washable in gold, brown, _ . , ^ with a Mass of requiem - at SI. St. ^ The motive for the shootings „ k* ly and under oath, his lawyer ^ “c^Zenr^- u X ^ X w^^ in D^lle '•®®"'"® *^® ® ^ ‘*>® per cent to 47 in favor of Lind- The funeral wUl be Wednea- Josejto’s CSiurch at 9. Burial unknown. “I can’t see any Tnut preyious three-month raUy legislative sessions of 1969 and 4““ 77 trying to estabUsh. turned $6.60 and Pete Rose, a 3- gay switching and 70 per cent to red and black. any justice WUliam J. Brennan wUl testify ” said one of ** security procedures. In- was done post offices did not reopen today pendent on toe mall wrvlce and e FHwsrd year-old colt, paid $19. Both 30 against Ws running for the day a t 8:16 a m . from the wUl be in St. B ernard’s Ceme- ].easc DiAP .j __A.__-Ai-t__a. >_ 4.1_.9— ** fkltiftlnfl? frhA fx/tiii-a Vmi1I<44*i(v Lowe-Itobacker Funeral Home, tery. g^id ». b o y - . „ , 3 L;"c.;3S"u,^"S." “» . > - » ^ SS.SZT'rJd.SSSS? ^ a member of toe Study H^tead^nto a r^d^ ^^®rs were i^en by Lafflt whlteHouse. aW Alch c# Boston. “You can’t wUl be open to the pubHc. servatlon, seyeral boy and girt ------for Higher Educa- trained to the new decimal sys- thene same stuiie again. uytLui. Heath headed into---- a— round 01 2534 Main St., Glastonbury,' ' with Friends may - call at the funer- A^AIIKKing Xy/VIAiaiyTCounty OMVaSAAsheriff's O waguwwodeputies ® W A 1U Glamor issues were generaUy Britons began paying more to crucial meetings wlto business Ptocay. Mass of requiem at St al home tonight from 7 to 9 and gjjd they recelyed 18 reports of WASHINGTON (AP) — The incriminate yourself by teUdng lower, wlto IBM down 1 % at tion, she recommended toe es- tern for money and stamps ttot — ‘~ - Christc^er’s4_. 1 r„ 4-fc„ Church, ». East tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 jjdUets striking yehlcles. An am- Stq>reme Court declined unani- ^*'?,^'****‘ 344, Polarthd parently used ments by astronauts who were company as- d*ato last week, there had been Now collectors’ items worth up hours. But aU pay phones won’t Devin, 61, of Windsor, brother pus, the student senate and toe two .22-callber rifles, one televised during space flights, Included: toe cafeteria at 9. DOLLARS-SAIR f^t to toe S ^ted V let^ “® i.i4|4ii, ucini- 4iiv i^^ugiuuB iux4vit.y, jHrs. 4 rfi-oii m 16 i 9M mineral empire that former Novak’s when he was a UtUe W. R. G race, ahead % a t 34%; Windsor, died :—‘yesterday at ----- Funds-- for' such ■ 'loans would ... be Ues . said...... SheUs were scattered O’Halr contended, constituted “ ^ ^ ^ ’ President Lyndto B. Johnson boy. His mother somehow 4 Cook United, off 1% to 30; Car- Hartford Hospital.[osOltal. taken out n#of toe the undergraduate nnHervradnate around------toeth„ site..Htn ^enunent financing of reu- ^ premeditated mur- was th l^ a ^ t co n ^ to thought to save them for ^ rier“c^7down Oc- He Is also survived by his student activities tax, vdiich is Wounded in toe shooting were glon,elto. hutbut the government at 102 of those ^ old friend. Now recently after going on Mattie- cldental Petroleum, up % to wife, his mother, 3 sons, 2 paid annually to toe school and Jacques Lescan, a ski instructor argued toe astronauts were AT SINGER! _ AT SINGER! deaths. “**” *®. ™“®®^®i 'i®®”*"*' /Pf! 18%: Arien Realty, ahead % at brothers, another sister, and 10 turned over to toe student sen- at nearby Crystal Mountain, hit speaking for themselves and not The Army haa accused MedI- among Insldere that the ^ threw <«t ^tage comic American, down Tubs., Weds. grandchildren. ate. In one foot; Mary Pluewnarz, the United States. na of having over-aU reimonsl-__ enterpriaes may need LBJ at now worth thousands of dtrflars „ „„ The funeral will be WetoeA The student senate has sole 31, Buckley, Warii., hit in toe 'Hie Supreme Court refused to helm now more than ever to antiques dealers . . . Bobby Oh the Amex, noon prices in- to y a t 8 a.m. from toe Finite authority to distribute toe mon- arm; and Eugene Herrien, Stel- hear an ^q?eal by Mrs. O’Halr «je ^caotaln’s UwvwT^say for- . . . Rose Kennedy wouldn’t be Baker’s friends say that he is ciud^~ ' i ' / n n c r ‘/ ' 1..r - ...... Funeral Home, 20 Sisson Ave., ey coUected under toe tax. lacoom. Wash., whose back was in the ctof^A /ear. The high to S ? m ^ I n te r v l^ e d f“ , tL new book pasatog the time in priaon by Specials Hartford, with a Mass of re _ _ Instrument Systems, up % to ^ JunsdlcOon inunlnent‘ to*”8pecmc charges about her ”R P-U' ' Tbe funeral and burial will •'®Port®1"®* rfuitUe recently, his feUow “>ere wUl be a bustoesB session 8H0KE0 PORK RUTTS be in Fort Edwards N Y Manchester Memorial ished. Rojo is scheduled to ap- ”I did not see any slaughter one I know.” . . . With the passengers were astonished a and entertainment. Better known as Dalajr Batts. 1% to J NEW YORK (AP) — A gun- last wheti came over toe plane’s in------2% lbs. A buy at ...... ■ r s - ‘‘ S ^ s S a y ’ ^ ’^ X r ^ ; ^ D man"waa'’kliT^'i^d' a yo 'o M co at My Lai 4 that day.” Medina RepubUcana predicting ~ ‘ A story hour for children ages in charge ?r.- fnla^ ^VI^NON-^ ^ me““*Arr’u"^; irkle’^tomle" ’ ^ ^d^S: and fiv^U be held tt. cabinet ments. With Coupon Below SHURFINE ------to ^k“b^ ^ce'r^rlr^ a'^ddln r°aL*“ rel tollC^‘aSe“r “jS[^ ."^Tr! toe Junior”^ of OMVMX« Kenneth M. Bloom dri>)en by hla father, L ^ A PoUcepolice Ueutenant suffered ^ome three dozen witnesses quests for transcr4>to of a tele- Stanley F. Yolles and Dr. Mary Cheney Ubrery. Kenneth M. Bloom, 62. of Palmer. 36. of Wales Rd.. An- i 4 . five gunshot wounto to toe arms *>ave testified about a briefing vision appearance he made re- Tamarato YoUes made some ----- tomato soup BOOK MAtOHES “^ncysf/tches O r t o b ^ New Britain, brother of Philip dover. The father and anotoer ■ £^®® ^® ®*' and legs one oatrolman was Medina gave his Charlie Com- centiy to the Public Broadcast sort of medical milestMie at toe HiUstown Grange will sponsor Bloom of Manchester, died yes. son. Wayne Palmer, 11. who ^ tt^'e Md toree^^otoer'^ P®”^ on the eve of toe search System. In an interview with National Institute of Mental a —pubUc Monte ‘ Carlo whist V can p k g . terady ofat New T)v>(tain'Britain nzzviA*>" Paris. . .Treasury list at the U.S. Naval Acad- POTATOES SINGER EXCLUSIVE Friends may call at toe fimer- side. It rild, in that position, accident at West and Union gunman, iriio then started Ar­ his officersh a andI M mentt. that »k ”aU 4 reason I’m not at John Connally may emy, AnnapolU, Md. A 1970 al home tonight from 7 to 9. through five guard rails and St., RockviUe, Sunday. ing, poUce said. civilians had left toe area, Umt yy^ party 1,1 you^ honor tonight **® p Democrat, but he has a graduate ,of Manchester High BANANAS STEREO ALBUM The Singer 1 to 36* Credit Plan helps you _____ then roUed down an embank- PoUce said K<^ was travel-- De Stefano=«=.»4«, and»4.4. 4PatrolmT»44«....».. an *“ Uwtfor afewhouTs, any- *“®'P°Py “‘t® “ ®‘®P*»"t. Uni- School, he U majoring In The Singer 1 to 36* Credit Plan helps you BURT BACHARACH have this value now-within your budget. Peter CardeU ment, coming to rest on toe ing north on West St. and col-ol- Henry Koeter were admitted to . . onnaiHiL4a «nstnv •> ^'Py> wre know exactly where versity of Texas Prof. Joe jphysics. 2.b.2T 2 0 . b . 8 9 » have these values now—within your budget. & FRIENDS SOUTH WINDSOR - Peter roof. Leon was thrown out of Ued with a car being driven by Rooeevett Hospital in satisfacto- *® ^ consiaerea enemy. Ehrans are and what who U taping oral his------For address of Singer Sewing Center nearest you, Garden, 75, of 1060 Main SI. tPe truck, poUce said. The ac- Joseph BlelecU, Jr. of Hart- ry conditipn and were visited by you’re doing. So Uke every oto- library which ORDER YOUR CORNED BEEF NOW For address of Singer Sewing Center nearest you, see white pages under SINGER COMPANY died Saturday at his home. cident is still under Investiga- ford Tpke., Vernon. PoUce Commissioner Patrick V. er public figure in Washington ®P«ns May 22, says ConnaUy Student Tax Plan FOR ST. PATRICK’S DAY. see white pages under SINGER COMPANY ONLY *ATr»dem wk of THE SINGER COMPANY. Mr. CardeU was born in Cor- tion. The truck was demoUshed. Blelecki and a passenger in Murphy. The other three offi- Farms Make Brandy tonight, I am attending a Uttle- P®® *P® “total recall” HARTFCWID (AP) — A mock leto Pertlcara, Province of Po- HEBRON his car, Janet -Blelecki, were cere were treated there and re- b e LCHIADB — By far toe noticed, intimate/ backroom, A’'** ®p “ describe any event as legislative session held here by SHOP PINEHURST TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY «A Trademark of THE SINGER COMPANY tenza, Italy, and had Uved in Jerry Rojo of East Hampton, taken to RockviUe General leased. largest part of Yugoslavia’s closed-door meeting, toe fuU ** P® were watching it replayed toe Connecticut IntercoUegiate Hartford for .60 years before was charged, Saturday wlto Hospital where they were treat. The gunman was not Immedl- plum crop is used for i»tiduclng importance of which may not P* technicolor wlto a sound- Student Legislature has decided WATCH "SINGER presents BURT BACHARACH" coming to South Windsor sev- faUure to drive established lane - ed for minor injuries and dls- atriy identified. brandy. which is produced P* known until 1972.” .. . Some tiack. Elvery detaU, clothes, to abolish toe sales, use and WATCH ’’SINGER presents BURT BACHARACH” eral years ago. He was a mem- when the truck he was driving charged. The shooting occurred on mainly on private farms. In guests who wandered /into toe vocal nuances, facial expres- property taxes and to institute in color, Sundag March 'l4th-9 RM. ESTCBSTV ber of Our Lady of Sorrows veered to toe right wfaUe he Kope is scheduled to appear West 47to Street between Broad- ncrmal years plum brandy out- Ubrary at Novak’s party were rions, dialogue, toe furnishings a steeply graded income tax. Pinehurst Grocery Inc. in color, Sunday; March 14th-9 RM. EST CBS-TV Church in Hartford. was negotiating a curve. in RockviUe Cireuit Court 12, way and Eighth Avenue at 11:20 put ranges between 76 and 79 astonished to see bne whole ® room, all are spilled out Students from 19 colleges took Survivors are a sister, PoUce said Rojo struck sev- April 6. , p.m. mUUon quarts. dPclf filled with “Big Little from a photographic memory, part. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,' MANCHESTER, : CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1971 PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TE N MANCHESTER EVENING HERAI.D, M/iNClfeSTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1971 , Business Mirror Andover car belonging to Lorraine -Dube and Mrs. Russell E. MacDon­ Drug Center of Enfield. B olton H ospital Phone ald, South Glastonbury. Motorcycle DISCHARGED FRIDAY; Children’ s Recycling Plan Tha Drug Advlaoty Oenter, Written warning for failure The telephone, number for Vincent E. Stone, 13 Cottage Stock Surge Indicates 81 Rusaell SL, Is obseivliig to grant rigmt o: way was Issu­ Septic Tank Truck Flipped^ Manchester Memorial Hospi­ St. Gang Oash tha foUowtag Bchedule: ed Saturday afternoon to O] tal was changed a few Wayne L. (Jagnon of Bolton, al­ DISCHARGED SATURDAY: months ago, but too late to Major Buyers on Move Backed by Action Council Monday through Friday, ter a collision on Broad St. Firemen Hosts Late for Ball Mary L. O'Brien, East Hart­ be listed correctly in the new Oaims Five 8:80 a.m. to 6 pjn. near toe driveway to Sears Au­ ford; Mrs. Mary S. Heim, East The Andover Environmental centage of toe town’s residents. It seemed as though “every- Sue Marcello is chairman o t phone books. The hospital (Continued from Page One) By JOHN CUNNIFF American wives are leas in­ A telephone backup sei^ tomotive Store between bis car Action CouncU at last Friday’s Bridge BesUBs one” was at toe Sixth Annual show, and Pam Welz la as- num ber is 646-1222. Hartford; William Biwing, 80 clined to work. vice la available Monday and one driven by Pat. C. De- Concord Rd.; Peter Chalifoux, gang in Lorain, Ohio, with a NEW YORK (AP) - Here's a meeting voted to support the H®«*lto ot last Friday's dapU- back wound; Ray Gabel, 20, through Saturday from 6 y o rio o t 87 St. John SL Flreman’s Ball at Plano’s “*^if*I* * ,h 50 Grove St.; Choate A. Brown, quick look at some pi^Hilar no- py figures. Last year the „ . Dekets will be sold at toe VermlUon, Ohio, back wound; p.m. to 8 a.m. n- Restaurant Saturday evening ^ .pggjgj ,g„uy ^gte will Tumblebrook Dr., Vernon; Mrs. _ . Uons that might Invcdve a mis- number of working wives Emma R. Aceto, 197 Glenwood Thomas Yagley, 29, Masury, project being sponsored by the EVir drug a d visory in for­ On Birch Mt. Rd. new: Camp everyone but the firemen, that be offered, M anchester reached well over 18 mllUon, or First place: Mrs. Marvin Gra- meettag Rd., a cdlislon ta- jg] , conception or two: mation, call: 647-9222. Bulletin Board St.; Edward A. Rlstau, 26 S. ^ Dei^ more than 750,000 over the pre­ children of toe Andover Ele­ bott and Mrs. Lawrence Moe; Hawthorne St. 20^ of Brooklyn, N.Y.. Stock market pric.es and ris­ volved a ^ ck ^ven by Jona- ^h were out answering . Bolton’s recently appointed Hospital Notes vious year. In fact, married mentary School. Second place; lUsa Joyee Drla- ing because “the pubUc" is in­ keU and MTs. B. Burton Board of Health will hold its Also. Charles H. Rathbum, 36 „ .. women made up the iargeat por­ Meeting at toe home- of Mrs. Manchester, and a car driven VIBRIMO HOUB8 Starkweather St.; Dwight S. C3»arl« Morgan. M. Smytoe; Third place: MTs. Hew- mately 7:45 p.m., summoning first meettag tonight at 8 p.m. vesting again? tion of the year's labor force Valdls Vtakels, toe council by Frank B. Davis of 601 Birch Iv— *'', ' IntsAiiedlate Care Send- Akerllnd, East Hartford; Otto Olmsted. OWo. w ^reported in nrd Boyd and Mrs. Ranald Police Log, overturned truck In the fireplace room of Com­ It depends on how you define gain, heard plans made by a group Mt. Rd. Davis was treated at p riv a te , nooii-S p j n ., and 4 Pellla- condition today at St. W adsw orth. on R L 6. munity Hall. A ngerm an, 46F House Dr.: ----- the public. If you consider “Finance Facts,” a pubUca- Manchester Memorial Hospital. 8 p jn .; private raoma, 10 aan.- Luke's H o^tal In Cleveland of school ch il^ n 'for toe proj­ 'When they arrived at the The Democratic Women’s Mrs. Kathleen Luman, Eiast banks, ' insurance companies, ^ NaUonal Consumer ect, to take place ta ApriT. gUnce Bulletin Board 2 pjn., and 4 pjn.>S pjn. Hartford; Bernadette LeBel, with a back wound. scene, they learned that the Ooimnlttee will meet tonight at and pension and mutual fun^ to Association, notes that tola is an area of Immediate Monday; 6:80 p.m. Cadette COMPLAINTS PedlatilGs: Farenia allowed 181 Oak St.; Aloyaius G. Yes- Police said most of the mem­ Lionel Farley, 29, of uraUng^ "tank truck” was ta fact a 8 at toe home of Mra. Richard bers of the two gangs came be the pubUc, then the pubUc Is trend la especially observ- Interest to toe group, It __ Olrl Scouts at toe Andover BHe- An Oak SL house was broken ^ ^ ^ ^ . Breslow on Convene Rd. may dme eroept noon-X pjn.; ter, 79 C ham bers St. t(», charged with breach of Into through a side door some- 9eptlc tank truck, euphemlst- from New York, New Jersey or back In the market in force. to the married decided to contact toe school School; 7 p.m. to 9 The Fire Commissi oners will oteta, X pan.-8 pjn. Also, Mrs. Lillian S. peace, intoxicatian, and failure Ume F rid a y a i* l som e Item s ®“ “ ®^ " ‘ *‘ ® “ ® *»y ^^ag- other eastern states. If you're talking a^ t Indl- diUdrcn. and ofter toe service o t toe f'"*’ Selectman hours at to drive right, last night at meet tonight at 7:30 at the fire­ Sett Servioe: 10 aon.-X pjn., nier, 169 M ain S t.; E ugene viduaJs, then you had better re- are reported missing. ®®‘ Lt. Ralph Joyce, head of the ------• , ^ . ,"The number of working group ta any__ way . sf.en_____ fit. **** town office building; 7:80 N . 'M'aiti ami S tock P I. H ls c a r house. 4 E PJI1.-S------1 ------p.m. Dunphy, 667 N. Main St.; Mi- „ . , ^ ------After righting toe truck the examine your InterpretaU^ children under 18 Registration for those in­ Irt—ilve Oare aad ConM ty chael J. Estabrook, Mathleson Chairman of toe councU, Mrs. ® several maH- Saturday, a window at a Bis- men returned to toe party, evente. Indiiddu^ d^t tr^e reached 10.2 million In terested ta playtag little league Or.. Andover; Francis R. Mul- ^ _uUe Haveri, brought out a **** '*“****‘ Iw*®*- He was aUegedly beBIg^ sell St. home was broken with some stopping home en route sented at the show out did not the big blocks a t 10,000 shares 460,000 above and pony league baseball will Myttme, limited to live i vey, 77 Main St.;. Mrs. Eva D thathave be^nshoa^uplnre- number of tasks which as yet ®*«»t wl**! police. Court date a rock. for a much- needed change of participate in the battle. be held tomorrow and Thursday Bbtanlty: Fatten, U ami.' Villa, 149 Loomia'St.; Joseph P. had been unasslgned. These ‘Diesday: 9:80 a.m. Element- March 22. cent weeks. Institutions do. ^ annual Increases averaged ------cloth es. evening from 7 to 8 p.m. at 1X:48 pja., aad 6:86 pJH.-8 Mascola, 80 Orchard Hill Dr., were distributed to the mem- Mothers Study group at the ------A north window at B uck^ About 800 attended the dtaner- The individual Investor isn't gjopoo in 1966-1970, compered bership. Plans were made to OonSTegational Oiurch; 10 a.m. Nlch<^ F. Buano, 17, of Community Hall. Boys must S to p & S h o p pan.; ottera, 3 pan.-4 p.m., aad wapping; Mrs. PrisclHa A. V e r n o n School was smashed by a'rcfcR dance, Including guests from capable of trading in full lots m 200,000 in the previous four contact various companies and tatermedlate sewing (Ctess I) at Marlborough, charged wlto be accompanied by a parent 6dip.m.-8 pan. Provencher, 311 South St., 100 shares o r m ore. But the Saturday, and sever^ south toe North Coventry, Andover, and must bring a birth certifi­ Age Umtto: 16 In matonity, RockvlUe. sources udilch would be useful TAG building ta Rockville; shoplifting under $16, Saturday windows were hit with BBs. ~ ~ Homes for Aging odd-lot figures do suggest what ' ' _____ and Glastcnbury Fire Depart­ cate and a $2 registration fee. IX In otter arena, no limit In Also, James Murphy Jr., to toe council, Oitoer wlto Infer- ® P-™- Brtiwnles at toe school; evening at Caldor. Court date individuals are up to. recent recession marked m ents. Senior Gltlzena wishing to at­ Baker's maUon or help of some Und. P'*"’ Scout Troop 12* at M arch 22. Police say an attempted Confidets adf-aervlce. East Hartford; VTUiam R. Project Given On last Thursday, for exam- rising unemployment, forced One feature of toe evening, tend toe roost beef luncheon at ------C raw ford, 183 High S t.; M rs. The group discussed toe area home of Scoutmaster Rob- break last week at a Lawton Vanilla Extract Super or Regular pie, purchases of these less than nriany homeowners to be delin- David L. Fredericks, 41, o t repeated frmn last year, was toe Bolton Lake House Wednes­ Doe to ocostmotlMi, parking Beverley J. Flavelle, 60 Bette of finsnees, and it was tempor- ®*'^ Eaton er Also, Mrs. Paula P. Faenza, housing, James T. Sullivan, who An oil truck lies jacknifed on the truck, attempted to make about 600 ft. before coming to a 500,000 fewer stock-owning ------"Sclenttats for many years Merrow; Lawrence K. Swift, choir at toe church; 8 p.m. be leased. Sale, and refreshment stand. ■ White & Assorted assured him that jrfans for the a delivery at the school. halt. households now than six months have bem amassing data and David W. BlackweU, 28, of ______^ CARTER CHEVROLET 12 count 87G Rachel Rd.; O m ra ^ a ^ Stafford Springs; Richard A. senior choir at the church; 8 Javit said toe stores will <^n Many unusual items, including pkg of 200 2-ply pkg 162 H aw thorne S t .; state project have been re- ______The truck is owned by the ago, these families have not Record Cam pai^ presenting overwhelming evi­ 45* D ezso, 695 T ollan d T pke., M rs. Wright’s attempts to re-enter p.m. Board of Finance budgeL starting this month. The W.*^ T. some celebrity-owned articles, C O ., IN C . 33* Hawley, 167 Benton St.; ceived and wUl be given the embankment this morning at Laurel Oorp. of Hart- just reduced their holdings, el- ______, . _ _ dence to toe people that toe George Brault and son. East the cab and stop the truck fail­ at toe elementary Saturday ' morning with Grant Store, sign, Saturdiqr aftem oon at 87* 58* d i s c h a r g e d YESTER- floor and one, two-story buUd- up in flames, and to stop the “I’ve seen the number rise from eluding 223 clinical fellowships ... , Ike church; 6 p.m. Andover ^ Sage-^en’s took over tagged with the owner’s name Also, Leon D. Palmer, Wales t^ part of «>e g^ rri pub^ of volunteer Fire Department at ^ ^ DAY : James C. Qulim, 124 ing will have three one-bedroom Police Just Miss Bandit oil which had begun to leak. 5 million to 30 million,’’ he says, for cancer research In medicine Grant’s space. ’Three years later and address. g o b e ' Rd., Andover; Mrs., Mary B. toe ro v ^ c f poUu^ of all o,® fl„house; 8 ^ t n . PubUc ^ ^ L ^ Greenwood Dr.; Mrs. Edith E. apartments on each floor. None The engine of the truck was But now the trend is lower, and dentistry and 200,000 differ- Grant’s i^ned- 106,000 square 'Variety Show Set P asqu alln i, 65 B aldw in R d .; Wlrtalla, 79 Ridge St.; Thomas of the town’s three other hous- smoking and firemen feared week after week, he says. ®ut education programs, the ktads, and the tocreostag eager- i,o-Hna on Intefstate Hlirhwav ------feet of space, four times toe “Die Spirit of ’72", an orlgln- ^ Travil SanrlM j Nabisco Squibb M rs. EJva M . R obertson , 432 W . After He Robs Milk Store ness on toe pert of the people to toe^taS^Sterf^S^r ACXJHkENTS Cloee, 74 Elisabeth Dr.; Linda tag projects for the elderly has that it and the gas tank might He attributes the situation to ACS said, original size. al variety program, wlU bo pre- Lemon Jumbo Rings Mineral Oil Middle Tpke., Deborah J. Soja, DeBarge, Enfield; George more th^ than one story. storv. Die The high- hlgh- Cumber- There was one other man who catch fire and ignite the oil. the high-level unemployment of H. Marvin Pollard, society Sunday: 2 p.m. Pilgrim Fel- 'InotoT^ehlcIe Completed, toe center wlU gented by too Junior CXass of 555 MAIN STREET A West Willtagton; Mrs. Elsie M. 12 oz Coleman Jr., East Hartford; rise project ta supposed to have ^ . drove the car. Firemen stood by after solving e x ecuti ves, engineers and president, said in the Society’s ofd.in «f th,. the of squ"® ®* "P®®* Bolton High School Friday and 648-2165 pint Stewart, Kelly Rd., Vernon; Alex Puzak, ii« 416 Dart Hill Rd.,Rd.. 10 stories. land Farms store at 449 Hart- ______^______PhD's, ^ and in some degree to annual report Sunday that the __ ; „ . , Memorial Auditorium ta Hart- wlto some 80 stores. Among Saturday evening at St. Maurice pkg both of these potential prob- and effects with one goal in liquor was issued Saturday ., . 40* bottle 75* M rs. H elen Stew ard, 249 E . and fM d. Church basement, beginning at South Windsor; Richard Oobb The Windermere project was foni Rd. Saturday night and oldest church building ta lems. A crane was sent for to re'Urcd people redeeming shares AOS hopes the 1970s will be “the m ind. morning to Brendon Breen, 62. ***® "®^ ijf® ® ^ open be for Center St; Stephen G. Turner, Sr., 216 Hlllstown Rd. designed by Alfred Reinhardt of escaped pursuing police Cambridge Mass., is Christ right the truck. (Herald photo by to pay off badly inflated bills. decade of our Wggest advance Fabric Fair, Diamond Keep­ 7:80 p.m. • Glastonbury; Rose Vaillancourt, of 62 Wetherell St. after a col- Also, Mrs. Grace D. Oough Rdnl^t A^latM ^ gg he ran to a get-away car. Church built ta 1761. Bucelvlclus) As famUvfamUy affluence rises, toward cancer control.’ "We wia, to tile best of our Manciiester Eveniiig Herald sake Jewelers, a store for chU- A wide assortment of acts, in­ 110 Birch St.; Emma A. Wa- ______Uaifln at Green Manor Blvd. 'A T olla n d ; D onald Chester. He was also designer “ _ abUty, direct our labons toward Andover conemOadeiiL Ama and Broad St. between his car dren’s clothing, furniture and cluding sUts, songs, and dance Wylers Sunshine rertoring a proper balance ta Frialno, brek, 198 Maple St. Brown ' 140* ^diSi Rd.; Kim M. of the town’s first project ta Officers James Sweeney and and one driven by Patricia L. toys, Morse Shoes, Radio Shack, band numbers, wUl be featured. Instant Bouillon Oatmeal Peanut Butter | ADMITTED 'YESTERDAY: jjqjug ’ 134 Brook St. , South Franklin Park vdiich was half Leonard Bonneville were called the environtnenL ______Nugent’s Women's Specialty Sylvester of *17 Woodland SL B eef r a Lewis D. Banning, 54 Lodge ^hidsor; Nancy L. C3iamber- federaUy and half state flnanc- to the store about 10:40 to check “At our Inceiifion, H waa de­ Court date for Breen la March Shop, Regal’s MPn’s {Stop, 2)4 oz Sandwich { or Chicken / pkgs 16 oz pkg Dr.; Mrs. Eleanor Bliss, Union; 240 Buckland Rd., South ed- aiianlMnuB loiterer Just as cided to divide into four basic Baldwin Bridge 29. Davidson and Leventhal and an irrivi iTWiracot^y-’^ 49* 47* Robert A. Chaloux, 25 Sunaet Windsor* Mrs. Beatrice O. Pitkat said it is hoped the new susp categories the problem as we ______enlarged Carousel Card and St.; Kimberly A. Dube, 68 East Virginia Lane, Tolland. project can go out to bid the they arrived, they saw a young see It, end they are: Water Traffic Slowed A summons chaigtag him Gift Shop and First National, Expert Appliance Service St.; RockvlUe; George A. Flem- AUen O. Richter, 80 Du- latter part of May. MeanwhUe, white man with blwid hair poUuUcn, air pollution, land use wlto cq;>erattag a motor vehicle The mall area will consist of Cin's Mipl( Sjrip—I I I ktl - tSc I tag Jr., East Hartford; Mrs. ^gi gt . Marc Loeo, 61 Tracy Fitkat said It is hoped the prob- wearing an army jacket run and albuse, aiid waste dliqxMal. OLD SAYKtOOK (AP) — while under the influence of an enlarged Albert and lorry s Sunshine Carol A. Gagnon, Hartford; d ,.. 'ii™. Lorraine 8. Hess, le^ w1^ the high-rise project ^ -me council wtU make studies liquor was Issued eariy yester- Beauty Salon. Sahadl decora- iced Applesauce Cary's l8 Cal Syiv-12 ai ktl 3Tc| Daniel T. Greene, 96 Lakeside LgVe Rd Andover; Nina J. solved. „ , .u if and obtain advice and siqiport ® morning to James O. tlve flower center, Fisher op- Dr., Andover. V e ^ Rd., RFD 2, PU- Alw Deveto^rs slgn^ toe aUey along toe side of it. The from govemment sgencles and tbe outer railings of the Bald- Hartfonl, after his Ucian, a tape and record sh«^ Cookies Nappy lack Pa'taki Syrip— Washers IIV 7 oz pkg Aiso, Nancy Gussak, WWeav. S T ^ rraris, 72 Pine St.; Har- seek the help of town officials, win Brldge-here today, promts- ^ar left the road on Garden and an International dieese 50* 3t H katth ...... ^. TSel er Rd.; Mrs. Jeanette D. Hag- ry Asvestas, 66 SchaUer Rd. covering hU face. ^MMKTimnircB other groups aad interested In- ing dlsnqition of nortnal traffic Grove Dr. near Keeney St. and Shop. g ett, ^ Graham Rd., South Also, Mark B. Hosktas, New- The clerk of toe store said dtvWuale.” patterns on Interstate OK96 fk-for the hitWt some trees and bushes. -me original center started Dryers Jamie M. Moonen. 38 w®™ 8^ to sue toe H oi^ ^ g^^ Court date March 22. wito eight stores and 7D,0(X> Windsor; Mona Hillman, 239 ingron, 10 Authority tor breach of contract . . ,i,. "It is the hope of the council rest of March and much of Mrs. Filbert's Cooper St.; Daniel Harley, lo ^______manded toe moneym oney from the that Andover can become a . . . square feet ta 1963. The other Kal Kan Lake’Rd., Andover; Joseph G. ___ because of toe “Intolerable de- Thomas St., South vmdsor; cash register. He made off with model f)tiier areas to foHow A summons chaigtag him with stores ^ere added shortly af- Ref rtgeHitors Soft Corn Oil Hlasny, RFD 2, Rockville; Mrs. ------_ gjggt YDoot my. lay.” Atuu. Alco uimiUM claims uivrv there wcui was , , The four-lane bridge carries I Tvfia A Cfikktn 6V^ oz con 2 f*r Jfc GaU H.^JamlsMi. 2 Pine (Circle In restoring the environment. improper lane change was is- ter. Javit said he attributes toe DiomM P. ^ MazzareUa. 9“®** "■ ^®lAy between toe Ume C'*’®'** - — •------uislon of the cen- AAm I Time 4 •! con 2 for 3Sc Margarine Hartford: Joseph R. Maxzare a, gjg„gI»rtment said. Middle Tpke. last nlghL belong- — Itoster St.; John P. Rauchle. oiy iRd., Marlborough; Mrs. councU ■win bo Frtd^ at 10 a.m. Although toe announcement tag to Edward Edgar of 197 APPLIANCE Bast Hartford: Mrs. Lynne Rus­ Schuler's Daniel Martin and s(xi. Broad at the borne of Mra. Edytha didn’t mention which lanes Autumn 8L so. 68 N. Elm St.; (Sail San­ Brook; Mrs. Charles Strogott Birmli«faam on Loeig IBH Rd. wouhl be closed or for how long, — ----- Airthentlcity I born, 16 Chalmers St.; Donald Pitati Ckipi-iVi II pk| and son. East Hartford; Mrs. Parade Otmmlttee H promised that "the inner lane Saturday afternoon on Sum- REPAIR, INC. A. Schulte, West Hartford; Mrs. r WUUam Nadeau and son, Col­ Die Andover Memorial Day o t traffic will be kept open at mer St. new C^per St. a car Now O Pitati Frills—12 u pk| • Carolyn Sproul. 24 BUyeu Rd.; TEL. M4-111I chester; Mrs. John SokeUs and Parade Committee at last Frl- aU times while woi* Is ta pro- drtven by David C. Allen ri Scott Vashallfskl, Marlborough; Main Straet son, 78 Linden St. day’s meeting approved a gress." Rockville backed Into a parked Mrs. Mary Ward, Meadows Con- ______budget proposal for subm ission______valescent Home; Mrs. M. Irene to the Boisird of Finance. Three Diamonds White, 63 P^»„st _ . . Another GE Parcel Chairman of the committee BIRTHS SATURDAY: A I ncluded Lucas Moe prfsented toe budg­ Solid Light Tuna daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James FAIRFIELD (AP) — The et to the group and after con­ Tanls, 166 Downey Dr.; a son General Electric Co., 'wdiich re- Recipe for siderable discussion It was de­ 7 oz O Q 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Danny -Perry, portedly has an optimi to buy With Your Purchase cided to {uresent a budget for can W / Amston; a son to Mr. and Mrs. e6 acres here^ is also reportedly $160, the same as last year’s, Enjoym ent James Nixtsi, Hartford; a consldertag a 40-acre tract next • TABLE to the Board of Finance. The daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John to the first parcel. biggest question was whether, Long, East Hartford; a daugh- The 66 acres belongs to St. • UMBRELLA in view of the rising cost of EVERY MONDAY SPECIAL Beech-Nut ter to Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Vincent’s Hospital. Die other practically everything, toe Baby Foib. bog 10c I undorttand thor* it no obligation. ANOBUNB DEL OUERCIO A-K-A (toronet Floral Print Napkins 60 cL pkg 2 for ANGELINA DEL ODERCIO Cutcher Regular Shrimp 4Vk can DIatrlot of Mancheoter BONANZA Dutch Maid Parfalt Blueberry (tookias 12 oz pkg NAME__ : The fiduciary is Sylvia Delia Fera 63 TOLLAND TURNPIKE MANCHESTER located at 24 Pine St, Manchester, Rlippo 'Berio Olive Oil qt can $1A9 gal can HIGHLAND PARK MARKET ADDFESS______Conn. 08040. Open Tnes., Wed., Sat. tffl • — T h os., VH. till 8 CITY_ STATE._ It U DECREED that all clainu 317 Highland St., Manchester— Phone 646-4277 2 7 4 - 8 8 0 6 ZIP_ agrinat tb* above eatate be pre- STEAK HOUSE 253 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST ’ 1“ - nNANGE WITH YOUB BlASTEB CBABOE CABO! PHONE aented to toe fiduciary on or before June 1. 1971a 287 WEST MIDDLE TPKE.. MANCHESTER Attest; JOHN J. WALLBTT, Judse T

MANCHESTER. feVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1971 PAGE THIRTEEN P A G E tW E L V E MANOTESTfiR EVENING HERALD, MANCftEStfeR, CONN„ MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1971 m i to discussion" and he expected Philadelphia "something to pop soon." Vernon Trail Areas U.S. Airmen The local ■ represents 6,200 PLAZA DEPT. STORE SEPTA operators and mainte­ Still Missing Transit Men nance employes who man toe Science Fair Captured By (We Have A Notton To Please) city's subways,' troUys and E. MIDDIiE TPKE. (Next to Popular Mki.) (Continued from 'Page One) buses. A strike would affect South Viets OPEN WED.. THUB8., FBI. tUl • Set Strike nearly one mllUon daily com­ Ends Friday diers and police combed dormi­ RUBBERMAID muters. PHILADELPHIA (AP) — NINTH ANNUAL. (Oontinued from Page One) tories and underground tunnels , SHELF & DRAWER LINERS . SEPTA workers now make Startingr today and continuing for electrical wiring. Reconnais­ Transit Workers have voted $3.90 and hour, a rate toe union through Friday, a science fair South Vietnamese conunand- sance planes and jeeps given Decorator Colors unaidmouriy to authorize a says is 43rd among cities with Manchester Antique Show wlU be held at the Vernon Cen­ ers claimed the allied air and the Turkish government by the < 6 ft. A 12 ft. ROIXS public transportaition systems. ground offensive is killing 14 strike one week from today that SPONSORED BY THE COUPLES CLUB ter Middle School with students United States for opium control, Beg. 080 NOW • The TWU seeks a $l-an-hour North Vietnamese for every were thrown into the search could paralyze the public trans­ wage increase. .SEPTA'S latest of Grades 6, 7 and 8, participat­ South Vietnamese killed. In a Sunday and moved over the roll­ portation system of toe nation's offer was a 30-cent increase. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL ing. sumpiary of 'the first four ing hills near the campus. fourth largest city for toe sec­ Some 600 projects, chosen weeks, the headquarters in from more than 1,200 entries, ond time in two years. CHURCH Quang Tri said 6,062 North Viet­ The current contract with toe $150 For Booz Bottle 386 NORTH MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, C(»>N. will be on display in the school namese and 4 ^ South Viet­ gymnasium, llie fair will be Transportation Authority (SEP­ PHILADELPHIA — Philadel­ Exit M from Wilbur Cross Highway — Follow Signs namese had been killed in Laos. TA) which ended a four-day open to the public Wednesday Some U.S. sources said the phia distiller E. G. Booz earn­ FOOD 13AB ON PREMISES and Thursday from 3 to 0 p.m. walkout in 1969 expires March ed a place in toe language and claim appeared inflated. Others 16. Almost 2,000 members of toe and 6 to 8:30 p.m. said whatever the number of en­ .^,uuy ,jgj popularize President Judging will take pl8u:e to­ emy killed, about 40 to 60 per Rotary Speaker William Henry Harrison's 1«40 ThurSq March 11,1971 - 1 - 1 0 P.M. morrow. The awards will be Eis cent of them were being slain campaign slogan of "Log cabin follows: A Grand Prize for the by U.S. air strikes. Atty. Hugh S. Campbell, a past upon the expiration If a oargain- *v - iT .. jat. Fri., March 12 - 1 -9 P.M. president of the Wadsworth EXTRA hJTlmpasse continues. hard cider" with hte Old best project in the school; a Ihe summary ailso reported Atheneum, will talk about the Charles Keller, TWU Local Cabin whisky. An original Booz HiUi ad permlto 1 or 2 persons to purchase $1.26 tickets first second and third prize enemy tanks destroyed and ______„ ____ , 234 business agent, said no new bottle in the shape of a cabin is for $1. each for^ ^ ch grade and honorable these'war mateHals ca^tu^dTr ^ TOP VALUE Manchester Rotary Club tomor­ talks were scheduled. But, he now worth $lSk), and reproduc- mentions in each grade. destroyed: more than 2,000 ri­ said, the union is "always open tlons from toe 1870s bring $60. fles, nearly 600 heavyweapons, row at 6:30 p.m. at the Man­ Tile Vernon Junior Women's chester Country Club. STAMPS Club will also present awards 13,031 tons of ammunition, 161 trucks, 400 bicycles and 140,000 Atty. Campbell is senior vice to the two outs^ding projects president and counsel of the ' WITH COUPON a pilRCHASE OF $5.00 OR MOIIE in environmental science. The gallons of fuel. Phoenix Life Insurance Co. He (excluding Items prohibited by iew.) first prize will be a $20 scholar­ Four more U.S. helicopters elected president of the gTiiaiTiW iitliTiTtM il B ship to Greenwood's Nature and were re^rted shot down and Wadsworth Atheneum in 1968 Coupon good Monday 1/ Tuesday oniy March t-9, 1971 Conservation Camp, New Hart­ destroyed in Laos Saturday and and served until March 1070. Lim it Ona Coupon Per Customer k • g Good Mon., Tuss. & Wed. only, Mar. 8, 9 !■ 10 E j | g Good Mon., TUes. & Wed. only, Mor. 8, 9 t 10 ford. The runner-up will be pre­ Sunday, and a fifth was shot He was.__ _a trustee______for many _ sented with a $26 savings txmd. down in Cambodia supporting years before being elected Stop & Shop Large South Vietnamese troops there. president, and is presently the Merit Brand Man of Tear Two Americans, Including a chairman of the Atheneum or- James O. Bruner, was named field grade officer, were report­ ganlzatlterB official TJ.R degree from Hartford Col­ . , J . . Effective March 8 thru 10 ( ly lost in the Laotian campaign, Effective March 8 thru 10 Bruner has been a member lege of Law in 1937. He is a Timothy Vincent, 16-year-old liam Cotter, D, of Hartford, left dent of Post 112, and vice basketball and (Herald photo by Pinto) member of Alpha Chi Rho and in photo. The otoers are his chairman. Roy also presented of the border and 12 on the Viet­ son o t Mr. and Mrs. Manuel J. man of toe Charter Oak Coun­ softball leagues, of the Married Phi Beta Kappa, and was ad­ mother and father. toe “ Ready Emergency" post namese side. The UA. Com­ Vincent Jr. of 140 Summit St., cil of Boy Presidents. A scout Couples Club Eind vice-president mitted to practice in the Con­ Timotoy is the third member for seven years, he was a mem­ certificate to Manuel Vincent, mand said a total of 60 Ameri­ of the Men's Unon. necticut Bar in 1937. received his Eagle Scout badge, of his family to receive toe post advisor. All members of toe A Busy Five Years cans have been killed in the ber of Cub Scout Packs . 251 and The Distinguished Service the highest award in Boy Scout­ Elagle Scout badge. His brother 64 and Boy Scout Troop 112, be­ post received “ Emergency" crashes, 16 are missing and 43 ^ayg yigtted North Vlet- Saturday was five years Democrat for the previous 13 I We HeNrve Ttie R'lghl ing, Saturday night at the an­ William received the award in fore joining the Explorers. ,He arm bands, and .“Ready" cards. have been wounded. Radio Hanot said today. nual banquet of Explorer Post 1964, and his brotoer Ronald in Other advancement awards To Limit QuentHiet also has been elected to toe Or­ has been treasurer of the Union to the day since Nathan y®®”At the' reouest of Manchester Pilots, (Aservere and door japaneise monitoring stations 112 at Willie's Steak House. 1970. They were also members der of the Arrow. He is a soph­ wer6 received by James Doyle, At the ^ gunners estimate that as many g jjj the for ten years. He has also been Agostlnelll, right, changed his T,e™bllcM"le^era he ran for Kunnere esu ii^ e Japaneso-language The award was presented by of Explorer Post 112. omore at Manchester Ifigh First CTlass Scout; and Patrick helicopters have been . church u «.c, « well - K “rd SuS Oh Sot SSr.-” First District Congressman Wil­ The new Eagle Scout is presl- School, where he plays Junior Sanzo, Second Class Scout. W -h. Church lu ...uy «h.r ^ ^ cOP Oct. 3, .»6,»»deCd. H. w„ «,■ varsity football, anti la a mem­ Merit badges went 'to Ron­ ber of toe schcral band. ald Vincent, mile swim, canoe­ IuiUlU irdnc Ught Regtstrar ot Veters Fed Peck. hi^de heUcopUr. ^ m^tortog ttaOun. raid it J. Moray Roy, Blackledge ing and rowing; and Timotoy M ayor Prank McCoy has an- jgjt formal note of the ^ ^ that are recovered. picked up a broadcast which re- Pol ice-Community Ties District scout executive, pre­ Vincent, citizenship in toe com­ Either or both nounced that the traffic light is mavor and Radio r e p o i^ the c ^ ported Chou amCved In Hanoi on sented toe post charter to munity, citizenship in toe na­ ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES being iTWtaHed at Urn In te i^ - peg^ and his assistant Repub- thO^boardrto No- Friday and left today. James Irvine, institutional rep­ tion, nature, and small boat eoupoit MOi bo tlon of Cener Rd., Bolton Rd., jjggnican registrars honored Agostl- v^bT r“^ * h^^rwTto rhetor. The visit to Hanoi was Chou's Subject of State Hearings resentative, who In turn grave sailing. (Herald photo by Pinto) and______Rt. __ 30. The Board of Ed- ^ lunch,______Agostlnelll „ „ „ „ the hlah Including Ool. Nguyen Van Tho, first since Sept 3, 1969 when he roioomod wHh ucaUon had been requested, by . engraved, brass paper- --ttor^^^retalned his po- conimander of the 3rd visited the North Vietnamese (CfMitlnued from Page One) solve them. But we’re not going Monday, OM K purchoso several parents, to have the “ „ ^ „ t e d on a wood ®®*^' to solve them in toe weight, as mayor ana onairm-o commander of the 6th ices fw President Hb Chi Minh. whites interviewed in Bridgeport African Tour U.S. Planes , light Installed since the new base. newspapers.” Tuesday & Mouday, school was constructed t«i Cen­ of the board. PEuratroop Battalion, and Maj. said "conditions have worsened Here is a sampling of reaction The brass plate Is an exact LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) — Wednesday Tuesday ft ter Rd. replica of the changeover ap- J r h V ^ " T c ‘^^“ S v :;“DuTcoTm“;;d ;v 5 “u,eTfd S T to toe point where toe danger from the other chiefs whose de­ Kill Allies ' IZ Pamtroop BattaUon. v ie U ^ e e e mUttniy ac- partments were mentioned; Sen. Edmund Muskle, D- Woduesday To Conduct . plication. It-- shows— March 6, lieutenant governor. The Re- North Vietnamese broad- aj^ $„ w of armed conflict between toe Only! Students at Rockville High which borders Stamford (described as "more Malne, has learned that King 9 ib p 1906 as the date the request for pybUcan State ConventKm (to was a re- police and toe community is Adeylnka Oyekan n has out- In Laos Duly! firy io c A who are taklnsr the H om e----- WPS. made and oawSent.* *K.------______-----him. .fm- . . atate . case wiuu. uioy muu w^ became effective. He was elected to that post ... defeat- —^ ___ t _ . ____ new North Vietnamese Infiltra­ 10 into Laos "Is truly being aeieai- gjjj paiiy members visited sides) Chief Joseph W. KinseUa: The king told toe senator **TO^sJhool wUl be held for The wood base Is from a 180- in November. On Jm . 6 of thU yiet toe opinion that police-communi­ tion push after toe U.S. Air ed" and urging South Viet- North Vietnam a* the invitation "We probably l(X)k as good as and Mra. Muskle Simday he . AOfvh mfMnincr ond the ycar-old white oak, felled in — the day before he was ty relaticxis are excellent in Force finally is withdrawn from namese officers and troops North Vietnam's Communist anybody,” but "we still have a has five wives and 26 chil­ will Observe how the Center Springs Park by the 1938 sworn In as state comptroUer— Bridgeport." Walsh labelled toe combat. “ find out this truth s(xxi, take p^rty and government. "armed conflict" talk "a long way to go.” PoUce are dren. The Muskies have five TTie South. Vietnamese air c l S ^ l S I c t ^ e r c h U d r e n . hurricane. A plank from the he resigned from the B o a rd ^ children. I ChiokenPotPia acUcm to prevent the us^ess broadcast said deputy dream.") "more humane in their ap­ force will number some 1,200 to proach than any other s(x:lal “ But I’lji not an oba,” Walsh said his department has 1,3(X) planes and helicopters and tivlties. service,” since they are "open Muskle commented. Oba about 60,000 men by toe time its Ak«.k„»,. ...u 8 . W . . y « » w- ^ a community relations program Reapportionment Topic. ■ J IU S Z - s 24 hours, seven days a week” means king. development da completed, or Reapportoinment of state leg­ troUer, ctarted his political ca- as a surprise on AgosttoeUi. ... killed during rfc,rik»«» rv«mmiiniaf nnrtv and that utilltizes as "a key man" and dead with human problems The senator, on an African a police captain "with a meis- about triple its origlntti size. islative districts will be reer with the ^ r c h ^ 19W the fighting for Hill 81 and three chairman of i t e ^ t a x y —faunlly crises, drug abuse, tour, plans a series of closed- . American Air Force officers discussed at a meeting of the changeover. He had been a a bit embarrassed by the event., high-ranking officers were conmdasion, and CWu Hul-tso, ter's In sociology." psychological problems—when door meetings with national m supervising 'VNAF training and Democratic Town (Committee captured. d^iuty chief of staff of the Peo- For toe most part, Walrii said, they actually happen. Stamford leaders this week. expansion have emphasized A tomorrow at 8'p.m. in the com- Lt. Col. DO Viet, a ^ k esm a n pig.g ubemUem army, the program concentrates on has an information center in its ability to support troops in the mmdty room of (First Federal History of Shaker Sect for the South Vietnamese mill- other delegation members hn- bringing tog[etoer top police of­ ghetto with a black lieutenant field. Accordingly, about 35 to 40 Savings and Locm, Park Place. tary command, said today that eluded Deputy Foreign lOnister CENTER CUT ficials and leaders of organiza­ in charge, and a youth center W ar Fronts per cent of Its air fleet will be ,The speaker will be Veihon the mmander of the 3rd Para- Han Nien-hmg, it said, tions like the NAACP, toe Ur­ is planned. made up of helicopters to carry Representative Thomas Dooley, Explained to Historians troop Battalion "is still alive 1^10 pro-Oommunist Nihon ban Coalition, tenants associa­ New Haven (described as hav­ trOops to battle and cover them \riio is a member of the Town and nm- viet Union supports our cause The Board of Education will Society yesterfay at Illlng Ju- Shakers, the speak- Tonie Bet and the plantation. ly. said. for liberation and a just peace establiahed South Vietnamese meet tonight at the Lake Street nior High School. explained, Y^ew out of Am Rong also claimed that munity relations, "I hope to car­ air force units into more night “ You get these people who ry on toe same and if possible to the utmost limit,” he said in Small Selected Shoulders School in conJuncUcMi with that FcOTned by dissident Quakers violent body movements during Highway 4 between PhiMm a broadcast. and bad-weather flying. They 4 - 6 lbs in Cryovac Pot Pies school's p r o meeting. Class­ Lockheed Eyes come down and talk to a few to intensify the effort.” in England in 1747, the Ameri- ibelr religious ritual dances. Penh and the seaport town of mUltante," Virgulak said. , „ ______"We shall no longer be bound also have been working with rooms will be open to parents can group was Joined by 'pjiey believed, she said, that the Kompong Som had been re- WaterburyWaterbup (in whichwmen toetne com- - cease-fire agreement, nor South Vietnamese pilots on ra­ Satellite Plan c “ These peopljt, in these small Tender, juicy and succu­ your choice at 7 p.m. and the meeting will mission cited imprweme ^_ pledge to refrain from Frenchmen who left their getion removed the devil from opened and traffic was normal pockets who are looking to pro- can we pledge to refrain from dar bombing teedmiques. start at 7:30. WASHINGTON (AP) — MCI a need for money), Supt. Fred­ “ The South Vietnamese air lent, there's no other way homeland after the Eldict of tj,em. again following a five-day oper- vrice problems." shooting," Sadat said. “ But this Chicken Miss Charlene Lugtobuhl of Nantes. Under the leadership of Lockheed Satellite 0>rp: has erick Sullivan: Ihe city has in­ does not mean that toe guns will force does have an interdiction to describe these tasty Mra Miller attributed the de- atlon along a stretch seized by , , „ „ “ They don’t understand toe stituted a force with six full­ 12 Westvlew Terrace and Miss 39-yearK»ld Ann Lee, reganled ' religious movement the enemy last week. However, proposed buUcllng and operating be fired ‘ tonight or that diplo­ capability and will do better but shoulders! You can't miss Turkey time storefront men, two cen­ Deborah Mosher of 17 Wllshlre ^ ^sbelievers as a fanatic but field reports - said— enemy------sol- a domesticdon»®»«® satellitesateUtte communica-communlca- role of the poUce . . . they look matic efforts will stop.” it wUl not be a mirror image of with mini - pricing®. Look Rd., have been nanmed to the by her foUewers as a reUgious dlers were stopping trucks on U ons^tem U says wotod tove on everything as dlscrimina- ters (one in each of the city’s Israeli Foreign Minister Abba what toe United States Air at the low, low price! or Beef austere life, the desire of two ghettoes). "These store­ dean's list at the University visionary, they sailed from the highway and coUecting tolls ^o four times toe totoma- tl(Mi,” he said. Virgulak dis­ Eban denounced Sadat’s deci­ Force does,” one officer said. Shakers to work in cities, and fronts put across toe idea that of Bridgeport. Liverpool. or bm^.g the cargoes. tion-caiylng capacity of other missed the talk of retaliation. sion as toe "most negative atti­ For example; toe South Viet­ the affluency of the communl- we are there to serve them.” Miss Marsha B. Capans of While Mother Ann remained A sookesman for toe TF.»Ha« Proposed systems. “ WltWn myself I know how tude toward the cease-fire namese will have no equipment . R, RF , ^ tt®®- which resulted in a drop- ' The impact of men on toe 1238 Hartford Tpke., had a per­ Th® corporation, which was wrong those allegations are,” he which possibly could be taken." to jjermlt their planes to aip- in New York City, the others ^ converts and quality Defense Ministry, Gen. Thong- rmtanlzad last vear bv Lockheed beat is important, and Water­ fect 4.0 average for the first worked fKzx-ii* their virrxirway i«nup f-ViAthe UHud­ tirl. *r O said. "They don’t have to be But he added that if Sadat had press surface-to-air missile fire of work. "They didn't expect to phanh^ksy, sald^vem^t ^ e L. of^u n- afraid of retaliation.” And, he bury is lucky there—“ We’ve got Ground Chuck " 79‘» semester at the University of intended to frighten toe Israelis, of the sort that would be met in son to Watervllet, and an early forever," the speaker orces have leoccupled two post- C a l l f . ? ^ Sunday its CHOICE BRISKET more beat men than motorized.” Connectievut School of Physical added', “ We’ve not had any dis­ "we are quite unimpressed." any attacks on North Vietnam, community, „ for ^ the practice of ®commented, h,.tbut were satisfied tKms to noi^rn I^. ^ ^ opemtion The storefronts also function as Therapy. Also named to the missals for excessive force.” Asked by newsmen if he This could mean trouble for toe communal Uvlng ^ d ceUbacy ^ herit- He reported that In^- televirion re- le t Cute THICK community centers, and can be dean's list were kUss Peggy L. Virgulak cited police work thought toere might be some South Vietnamese in later years age of good deeds and moral 9 9 0 lb . CUT used for voting and driver edu­ Lugtobuhl of 29 Middle Butcher N.Y., Mrs. Miller said. Because , i t lay. business and data commu- with, youngsters in athletic and positive elements to Sadat's if the North Vietnamese should Tasty and r ic h in iron and v ita m in s ! principles. tlon at Ph^ Molt o v e rto p nlcatlons including telephone, CORNED BEEF cation. Rd. and Robert McNamee of her followers refused to serve youth programs, competitive ex­ statement, Eban said, "I cannot bring Soviet Si^ missiles into 162 Warren Ave. The Hancock Shaker Farm tod Central^lntel^ence Agen- electronical special deUvety of ams that guarantee promotions New Britain (which toe report in the mlUtary and she was sus- cy's Long Cheng base 7» mUes services praise a stateoient that contin­ Laos in numbers. Dobosz - Erel - Laboc - Han- Corp. came into being in 1960, solely on merit, and cases in said seemed to have “fewer ues brandishing guns as mill., cWer-all, one U.S. Air Force Tender Beef Liver son ^ t 14, American Legion ‘ *’® Shakers living ^ torew ^ took ^ thrcaighout aU 60 a ^ es. which youngsters have said: problems toan most (3onnecticut tary threats or political pres­ officer said, veteran South Viet­ Auxiliarv vrill hold a grocery « t ik 1 j i. ? 1 there advertised that toe land Meo special forces retotw Hm company proposed plac- "You Imow, we had toe police cities” but where toere were How long since you’vs sure.” f namese pilots are "comparable served it at your house? soclal tomorrow at 7:46 p.m. at ^®™' 'im ^goned *for hw ®®*®' ‘I*® satellites in synchronous all wrong." And, Virgulak add­ complaints that police showed He emphasized . that Israel to any in the world. presentations of several ap- of ; toe Laotian capital, wwr e^i^t above toe equator. Bach ' "hostility" toward long-haired Pan-fried or broiied GAR Hall, Memorial Building, preaching CAur-m^RO ed, "we haven't had any racial still wUl abide by toe original liver smothered with Park Place. Proceeds Mdll go to plicants, toe Shakers offered it Noj satellite would be able to handle college students), Oilef Joseito cease-fir^ -call in toe June 1967 led toe camp, which they had ^ television channels or more outbreaks whatever." onions or crowned with the child welfare fund. » two-year tour of to the historical group for $250,. “ Hie police are being dis­ Kelly: "I feel very happy” U.N. Security Council resolution Two Petitions crisp bacon. Gordon MacDonald of An- New England by Mother Ann, captured two weeks ago. 33,600 business or data clr- 000, It eventually went for half criminated against," Virgulak about-toe report. "I don't feel that helped bring toe 1987 Arab- dover will demonstrate painting Miller stated, 10 commu- 'niongphanh also said Pathet ^ults sinuiltEuieously. toe figure. The corporation, L E T T U C E ® declared. "There has been noi we have any real problems with Israeli war to a halt. In toe two O n ZB A Agenda a landscape in oils at toe meet- toties were formed. Two still Lao' guerrillas attacked an un- .^le proposal is toe second re­ the youths and toe college,” and Mrs. Miller said, has spent ing (kxie to school toe public years that followed, toe situa­ Ing of toe Tolland County Art exist at Sabbath Day Lake, $1% million in restoring toe defended refugee camp near celved by toe Federal Oommu- most of the complaints probably The Zoning Board of Appeals W« rtMfvt tM rl(ht 2 Lb. Pkg. the bole of too poUce.” R' tion along toe canal deteriorat­ win hear only two applications to limit qiiontltltt Association, tomorrow at 8 Mialne and Canterbury, N. H. original buildings, with five to Pakse, 186 miles southeast of nlcatlons Commission. The stem from arrests made during ed steadily, with more and more • Fresh Spinach FAMILY PAK TOMATOES ports like toe commission’s are for variances when it meets p.m. at the Rockville Public U- After the death of toe Shakers' go. Vientiane, captured toe vlUage Communications Satellite Corp. a college building takeover. New cross-canal raids and air strikes brary.. Association members spiritual leader in 1784, James ^ ...... chief and burned a school dls- (COMBAT) submitted a bid for "put into toe newspaper, over Britain has three full-time men next Monday at 7 p.m. in toe Washed After toe talk, Jrim Ott, mu- occurring. In an effort to create and ready 8 Ri^ in Vitamin A the radio. They’re doing an in­ Municipal Building hearing are asked to bring in their work Whitaker became the sect's curator,' showed color pensary and govenunetit trucks, domestic satellite authority ear- working on community re­ a climate conducive to peace to cook. justice. It’s about time some­ room. The board’s February for selection of picture of toe head. He is buried in toe Shaker gnjgg pj uje restored and un- — Her. WESTERN CELLO CARROTS 2 Lb. Pkg. lations. "We’ve been in toe busi­ negotiations, toe United States body started thinking about toe meeting was .canceled for lack Ctllo bftf month and also for display in cemetery in Enfield. restored buildings in toe com- TOKYO (A(P) — Premier Bight or nine applicants are ness for about three years.” sponsored toe new cease-fire. banks and libraries in toe area. ’ The Enfield community waa gpd toe interiors of sev- Chou Ehi-bti of Oomnumist Chi- expected eventually. The iPCC constitutional rlg^lte > Wlllieun Olekslnskl and Wal­ Four area men have been organized by five families in communal hall, built na and a group of other Chinese will select toe winner. 3 Lb. Ucemen.” of the <3hase Manhattan Bank, named to toe board of directors 17 Mrs. MUler said. It attain- US.^1 YELLOW ONIONS In WllUmantlc, where toe lace Parciak, owners of WlUle’s SperitU for r , , . Illin toeUlc AO^A/ 1800's, O, wasvw C k o used 4so ^ \ a by 101 Gunman Robs discussed toe Middle East crisis of toe newly formed University ed, a., total membership of 739, ghgiters for worship, sleeping, commission quoted several per­ Steak House at 444 Center St., .Wonr/oyt Tuettlay Sunday In Amman with Jor­ will seek a variance to con­ /Cr W’eflneBtlay! of Connecticut Pharmacy Alu- with a maximum of 200 at any dining, with "toe men slt- sons as saying relations between dan’s King Hussein and Pre­ PLASTIC TRASH BAGS to r Trumbull Bank struct an addition to toe res­ mni Association. Named were: one time. It was one of toe gggi the wom- poUce and the Puerto Rican mier Wasfl TeU. The American Stop & Shop’s own Florida Seedless GRAPEFRUITS^ 3 taurant, which wlU leave less Charles Barbate of Bolton; most prosperous ot the 18 com- g„ jj,g ^egt” in the dining QUALITY GUARANTEED community are "poor or worse. TRUMBULL (AP) — A lone banker told newsmen he be-. Richard LeMay, Coventry; munities existing at that time, rponi. parking space than catiled for Chief Martin Vlullermet said, lleved an, Arab-IsraeU settle­ Peter Patten, South Windsor One of its largest crops was q^jg' round bam, believed to bandit robbed toe Connecticut in toe recently revised zoning 30 GAL. TRASH 3 Lb. riiortly after the report was ment could be worked out de­ Raisin Bread and Richard Soranno, Vemon. tobacco, which was frowned jjg (jjg largest in toe world,. Crisp-aire McIntosh APPLES issued, that "there isn’t m ) ^ National Bank here Monday regulations. BARREL SIZE * 3 .6 8 spite toe deadlock in toe peace Their plans are for an ad or garage. Ptftin or boxes ^ One of toe romantic legends by toe Shakers included rock- Henry J. Magruder was "a ma­ was hurt in toe robbery. school snacks. Thera Mini • pricing ih sev» Cinnamon Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at the associated with the Ekifield ing chairs, boxes, strawberry jor cause of the problem.” Ma- variance is granted, toe entire you money deyin Poly - Pack Co. The bandit was described as is somathlng about 3 Elk's Home, North Park St. The community, Mrs. Miller related, box, basket, apple butter scoop, gruder said that he had talked Woman KBled. main banquet faclUty wUl be Stop a Shop Potato and day-out! white and about 26 years old. business meeting will follow at is toe appeat^ce of Rlccardo bonnet, hooded cape, and table to Dorsey about the report, and n e w HAVEN (AP) — Mrs. remodeled. Chips the kids ' CALL 646-0727 SPAN that the mayor "wants to see He was wearing a grey knit The second application is by 8 p.m. Belden in toe 1870's when he Adele Forte, 69, of West Haven, swift for winding yam into cap, black jacket and dungaree ------was one or two years old. He skeins. Varied a copy. . .Maybe we can learn died Saturday night after toe Roger and Barbara Moore, who Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons something from it. He’s very bellbottoiha. Police said he seek permission to build an ad­ Use cool water and a mild was left and signed for by two Hancock Shaker Village is a FREE HOME DEUVERY W ihRD AIR FRESHENER Scents 55* drove toward Bridgeport in a car she was in collided with an­ soap when washing nylon hose, "women," one of whom was be- short distance north of Pitts­ concerned with pubUc rela­ other auto and rolled down an dition to a converted two-family IN MANCHESTER AREA white car. -Be sure to remember to rinse lieved to be a man in disguise, field, ^u1d is open to the public tions." ii^bery occurred at about embankment on Interstate dwelling at 362 Vemon St. in a 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTER well to remove all soap. With the passage of time, the from June 1 through Sept. 16. ■Magruder said he would "look a.m. Route 95, here, poUce said. Residence A Zone. at these problems and try to

r ~ PAGE FIFTEEN MANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1971 MANCttfigTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY. MARCH 8, 1971 ' B * ...... — I I. ■ I I ^ PAGE FOURTEEN ter completing his studies at Bolton Virginia Theological Seminary. BUGGS BUNNY OUK BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE He serves on the Episcopal Get it all on Datsun’s Work with Deaf Task Force on Special Needs for HI, K1C5S1 IT 'S YER OL' JUST THOUGHT S O R T O' CLEARS TH ' AIR T O R SO M E 6-foot bed. *THE SE A l i W-UEy GET THINGS OUT IN TH' OUR ONLY the Deaf and Is president of the S a v e m o r e vouR eyes a r e OBNOXIOUS, OVER- X'C7 BARGE IN Ho p e i s MINOR Aiicwtr te'Frrriew Subject of Talk Connecticut Ref^stry of Inter­ • 96 HP overhead A N ' MOOCH OPEN / D O E S N 'T I T ? distraction ... TOO. BEARIN', CHISELIN' TH6 OU 35 Air (prefix) Geraint Manchester Evening Herald DELIVERED IN THE DAY YOU WENT INTO VERY SERIOUS GOVERNMENT^ 23 Badly 21 Quote KRAKDOWNE CHECKED IN WERE A GREAT 36 Three-horse 47 British river New London. MANCJHESTER WHERE'S \ POLITICS.! AND NOW YOU'RE BUSINESS/ (prefix) 24 Appropriate Bolton correspondent Judith Pickup AND HE PHONED PHIL AND HELP TO ME Russian 49 Sheep-killing Father 'Desmarais, a native of UNCLE PHIL? \a u n it e d s t a t e s s e n a to r -^ 24 Ocean 25 Rainbow Donohue, tel., 649-8409. •Sales Tax, ’Title, INVITED HIM OVER/ YD A 6000 ONE! I'M WHEN I FIRST movements goddess vehicles parrot St. Jrtinshury, Vt., became deaf fERN PROUD OF YOU! RAN FOR OFFICE/ 27 Mandarin (Greek myth.) 38 Body organ 51 Chinese Registration Extra. orange variety 26 Exertion (pU pagoda at age 11 from spinal menin­ gitis, and attended American 31 Dry 5 S“ r r edem as Dwindle 32 One r " r ~ j ” r “ 5“ r - T~ n r School for the Deaf In West P lg£, FLOOD OP- f a m in e t mentioned w 15 U Hartford, where his wife cur­ FRANKFURT — ’The number (Latin) rently teaches. He graduated of movie houses In West Ger­ DeCormier Motor Soles 33 Indian weight 15 11 34 Relatives fT" from Gallaudet College In many dwindled tq 3,739 last 285 BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER; CONN. 35 Biblical name- it 21 Washington, D.C. with a bach­ year as 321 more £dmt down.’The VISIT OUR SHOWROOM OR CALL 643-4165 OUT OUR WAY BY NEG COCHRAN 36 Tissue (anat) elor’s degree in Philosophy and trend has been downward since 37 Believer in TT Religion, and was ordained af­ 1969, when 7,065 w ere running. art for art’s ia 50 sake 21" a " s r 21 1 jrusrooT ] I'LL CLOBBERTH') WELL, HE ERABBED TO FF 39 Mistake T TDPAV.' CLOWN/ THATS / T H E BACK O F A CHAIR/ IF 51" WW COATHE'S \ yoU 'D H U N E T O R .. H E RE / 40 Before AIN'T IT A 41 Theater sign b e a u t YT.'. DRAOOEPPOWM ) TAKE HI& JACKET OLT-AND BY AL VERMEER THE WALK/ A DDN’TMAKE ASCENE/ 42 Professorship PRISCILLA’S POP 44 Threefold 5? 47 Precious W I M E A N IT, B O T T S .') 'D O Y o u AND THAT THE W A L D O , 48 Piece out BABYLONIANS >LI ALL HE TALKED. K N O W _ 50 University H u lb 15 A R E M A D E USED BRICKS ALL VE in Ohio 4^ 45 A B O U T W A S TALKED BRICKS!.' IM L O N S 6.000 VEARS. 52 Blue pencil Sir R I B B O N S ABOUT IS 53 Baltic or Red 47 A N D T H E N ' BRICKS 54 Operatic solo a n 55 Lampreys S" Winners in St. Bridget Science Fair 50SmaU child 5T" 55 • 57 Fountain by Bruce Guinan and Anthony was awarded James Abraitis specialty St. Bridget School eighth g^rade It was the second consecutive students display their prlsE-' year for Kevin as a first prizei Carplno for "Heart and Lung;” and Michael Nlewola for "Rock winning projects in the recent winner. He Is the son of Mr. and and fourth by Cynthia Annidli and Mineral Forms;” and John science fair. Steven Galvin, 14, Mrs. Walter Scholsky of 23 and Mary Jane Rea for Duffy and Michael O’ReUly for holds his woric, “Radio Ampli­ Cumberland St. Steven is the “Yeast.” Honorable mention "Distillation of Water." 2 n d B IG WEEK! fier and Receiver,” which was sqn of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur went to Patrick Joy for "Extra • Gold riblxms were presented awarded first prize in the physi­ Galvin of 33 Aubiun Rd. Sensory PercepUon;" Mary Bar­ for first place, blue for second,, First In the biological science class, rett Sandra Glard for "DNA and .red for third. Sister Agnes 74 Years of Service— No wonder we're so CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER cal sciences divislcm; Kevin e im w MU. w. Schidsky, IS, took first prize in second prize was won by Kathy Molecule;” and Laurie Bourque Reynolds, principal, made the National proud. Come in and help us celebrate! the biological scien ces for Ck>stello and Julie R icher ^for for "Determination of Poods awards. Judges were Mrs. Caro­ "Laser Germination of Seed.” "Phosphates and Algae;” tMrd Most Favorable to Bacteria line McDaniels of Hartford, Stores BY PHIL KROHN Growth.” Project Concern teacher in GUMMER STREET In physical sciences, second Manchester parochial schools; 3-B Hebron prize went to Ihomas Hogan for and Peter Kuzmlkas, SL James’ ?-8 “Radio Transmission;” third to School science teacher. SMOKED 0/ WHY A4CTHERS SET GRAY e i*n tr MW. »w. TM i»B m »«« ow PpUCNCe, Michael Hickey for “Creating St. Bridget School science KAR5L0 .. Color by Additiim and Subtrac­ teachers are J(An Taylor, «P(?(A16 iS l O Town Report Breaks Down tion;’’ and fourth to Ann Egan Grades 6 aiqd 7; and Sister manawaaja JOJTARPUWP and Bryna McGill for "Steam Katherine Mary Kedian, Grade lUAWAMAWA c o m . . c W - SHORT RIBS BY PRANK O’NEAL £1 Area’s ^Decade of Growth’ ’Turbine." Honorable mention 8 . SHOULDERS ^ 8BSGAS?,. '■iH ey [ p N r CONSIDER > The just-released 1669-70 town pionship game by defeating the BEEM READING ABOLhI It 'IN f o BE CLEAN annual report not only gives Eagles, coached by Howard Lean Pork Picnics TME NDUN0 people OP lOCAV ANP NEAT. Lunt. ^Too-Oid’ Shelton Couple vital statistics and reports of AU o f the boys on the roster 5 to 7 lbs the various town boards and of­ of the champions, the Falcons, ficials for the past year but al­ played In Saturday’s win. They Loses Adoption Appeal (Water Added) were Mark Quattropani, Mikel so analyzes the perlbd be­ SHELION (AP) — Mr. and In January, State Rep. James Ivey, Brian DeGray, Frank tween 1660-1670, calling it "A Mrs. Jack FaircaU, who fought S. Connery, who represents Shel­ Smoked Pork Hocks '»49c CzapUcM, Steven Pierce, Al­ ton, proposed in a bUl that the Decade of Growth." bert Barone, Bruce MacBryde, and apparently lost—a battle to Statistics show population legislature direct Connie’s re-, BY FRANK BAGINSKI Carl Emt and Jim Law. adopt the girl who was their fos­ PLAIN JANE during this period more than turn to the FaircaUa, that age In the consolation game, the ter daughter, now describe be eliminated as an adoption donbled from 1819 in 1960 to Owls defeated the Eagles 26 to 8,768 in 1970. The number ot themselves as embittered and requirement, and that a $86 pro­ Lenten Seafood Specials! Beef Liver M 3 -8 NEVER CWTE AGUY 21. bate court fee involved in adop­ lQ c WHOSE HOBBY IS r . school children In town also At the ceremonies following confused by the 'way the State Greenland — Snow White BEE-KEEPINe»'.'. ANDIHE?/ R20WNON m ore than doubled from 680 In tion, "be eUmlnated. the games, the Hawks were Welfare Department w6n. The blU hasn’t yet been acted A DISPLAY OF AFFLUENCE/ 1960 to 1,160 In 1970. Bdcon ■ presented a trophy by Howard ’Ihe Faircalls found out at the' on. But at a legislative hearing The Increase in dwellings was ( i Lant, league official, as the end of last week that the girl BYlday, a spokesman for the Turbot Fillet » 4 9 ' substantial from 636 in 1960 to lb 73c number one team In regular was ated a month ago by Welfare Department broke the Finast Vac Pac Bacon 1,086 In 1970 and motor ve­ play. This trophy wlU be dis­ another couple of whom the wel­ news that it wouldn’t'' do 10 oz pkp 0 9 c hicles increased- from 676 to played at the Gilead HIU School fare department tq>proved. The any good for the Faircalls any Monte Carlo Shrimp Colonial Bacon vac pac lb 77c 2,182 during the 10-year period. 3-8 and will be presented to next department had ruled out the m ore. e fa H HIA, Imc., TJ4. ■ Ui. M. Off.’ The report also shows a rise year’s winning team. FaircaUa, saying they are too The g iii, said the spokesman, lb 1.59 Rath Black Hawk Bacon lb 79c in the town’s grand list from Robert Stamp was also recog­ old. had been adopted in January, Extra Large Shrimp "Well, W HY didn’t you come when I called you . »4ja6,760 In 1960 to $18,741,314 bubble £um in your ears again?" nized for the three years he has The judge who approved the after the welfare department- in 1970 and a m ill Increase of been refereeing league gfames. adoption. Judge Harold Wolf- ment found a set of parents of 0.26 mills during the period. During this period. Stamp miss­ anger of Tolland Probate whom they approved—and In 1960, the m ill rate was 67.25 ed only one Saturday as a ref­ Court, aaya the welfare depart­ waived the customary six-month and in 1970 it reached 66.6 eree. ment didn’t tell him there was waiting period. MR. ABERNATHY BY R0L9T0N JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY m ills. PubUc Hearing a fight going on—and he could A welfare Department offi­ However, these figures for T he Planning and Zeming have continued the case if he’d cial, Lawrence W. Marostica, BY DICK CAVALLl I'M GLAD')OU WINTHROP the grand list and mill rate are Commission’s puhUc hearing on known. says the departmept’s position is NOTICED IT. misleading because of a re-eval- proposed changes in the zoning "W e didn’t know that (Connie that Connie never belonged to T H A T ^ q u i t e a LIKE A RABBOT 1 uatlon in 1964 when the grand had been adopted until last week the FalrcalU, but was always TBD»W,MR. NOBOD/ KNOWS regulations relative to two fam­ MOBTON . WHAT IN A QUIET list jum ped from $4,964, 147 to ily residences and height, area when we read of the adoption under the legal custody of ttie LIBBY’S A B B ? N A T H y UONESCME IS.. HOUSE A T $8,281,661 and the mlU rate and yard requirements for all in the newspapers,” Mrs. Fair- state. Judge Wolfhanger added that MIDNIGHT COES/ d r o i^ d from 06 m ills to 41 houses In town will be held to­ call said Sunday. "We just don’t "Connie’s new parents are nice mills after the re-evaluation. m orrow evening at 8 In the know what to do about It now, POT PIES ) people. “Both couples are prob­ ORANCE JUICE Since 1964, the grand Ust has Town Office Building. but we are going to find out been averaging about a 0 per why this happened and why Tve ably nice pei^le," he said. Beef • Chicken • Turkey BuUetin Board “ That’s the way It usuaUy hap­ cent Increase annually, with a The following meetings and could not keep the child.” Frozen Concentrate 10 i>er cent Increase between activities are scheduled for this "We are very bitter today," pens.” 1967 and 1668 and a 9 per cent w eek: she said. "I can only pray tiiat increase between 1968 and Monday: Zoning Board of Ap­ someone studies the entire case 19 Convicted I960. peals meeting, 7:30 p.m.. Town and sees,that the child belongs f a $ 1 The town’s totsil budget has Office Building; Board of Fi­ here with us and nowhere else." In Opera Fraud BY ROY CRANE also showed a large Increase The girl, who Is now 19 5 “99' nance meeting, 8:30 p.m., Town BUZZ SAWYER months old, was taken from the i fixnn $864,606 In I960 to $1,328,- Office Building. BECAUSE MR.6MW(, FaircaUa last summer so an­ ROME (AP) — A Rome tribu­ SAME SIDE OF WEa IPS TOO DARK TO 767 In 1970. Tuesday: Planning and Zon­ SEE IT TONIGHT, SIR. BUT ' SENIOR, WAS SHOT other set of parents could be nal convicted 19 government of­ TH E hall, TWO Cost Increase ing Commission pubUc hearing T 'S OVER THERE ACROSS AHD KILLED THIS found. DOORS DOWN, BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE ’The -hugest increase ip the and meeting, 8 p.m.. Town Of­ ficials and theater Impresarios,^ SIR. THE GORGE... ABOUT EVENING WHILE CAPTAIN EASY ^ budgets over the 10-year period At one point last fall. In their 2 0 0 YARDS. WALKING HIS fice Building: Board of Admis­ Sunday of fraud or misuse of A CHARTER PILOT FERKIEG DUCEY ANP EASY FROM MIAMI MMM TH’FORMER is In appropriations for the public fight to get her bock, the WHY?' IS HE-UH- sion of Electors, 6 to 8 p.m.. state subsidies by coUecting for HAVlNe ANY OWNER! HE BUILT A Faiioalls drew expressions of Board o f Eklucaticm budget. The Town Office Building; Gilead K6 WHITE CA5TLP sympathy from then-candidate operas and plays that were not ON THE ISLAND.... hoard’s budget rose from $128,- CJongregatlonal Church Junior Thomas Meskill, «dio is now staged. BEFORE HE WENT 206 in I960 to $689,880 in 1970, Choir rehearsal. 3 p.m., GUead or ^proximately 820 per cent. governor. A bill was also intro­ Hill School; Hebron Congrega­ It is the biggest scandal to hit The general government budg­ duced on their behalf In the tional Church Junior Choir re­ Italy’s operatic world In yearns. et appropriations shows the state legislature. Six pers<»ui were aicquitted. hearsal, 3 p.m., Hebrtsi Ele­ Meskill told a news confer­ Fresh Fruit and Vegetables from the Fussy Ones! next largest Increase, from $90,- Among those convicted were mentary School. ence Monday that ■ the case 096 in 1960 to $826,674 in 1670, Franz de Blase, director-gener­ or a little over 262 per cent. Wednesday: HELP ecolog. should be laid to rest. ‘"Ihe p Rome - All Purpose, U.S. No. 1, 2'/4” Min. ists meeting. 7:45 p.m., Hebron child is in a good home,” he al of the TouriW amd Specta­ And Hebron’s share of Rham cles Ministry; his predecessor High School’s budget Increased Congregational Church: Gilead said. FYirther publicity, the gov­ Nicola de Plrro; and Remiglo from $136,204 in 1660 to $402,703 Congregational Church Women’s ernor said, "would accompUdi Paone, a noted Impresauio. AU In 197(> pr almost 239 per cent. FeUowshln party. 8 p.m .; Gilead no good purpose.” ORANGES BY V. T. HAMLIN Congregational Church Senior were found guUty ot fraud. I Apples SiSt ALLEY OOP Other Hems o i interest In the Meskill said that he became r^MXt include the tax c<^ec- Choir rehearsal, 7:30 p.m. satisfied before election day The tribunail- sentenced De Florida Extra Large l o o m TH' WHATCHA THINK _ WHAT DM3U SUPPOSE tor's report alcxig with a Ust of Thursday: Board any of -Hart­ Hill School (Conference Room; the State Welfare Department two yeaurs. TDCUIRL HIS WIG.' ford. Board of Tax Review meeting, to the Fairissdls as foster pu- The other defendants, includ­ copies of the report are now 8 to 10 p.m., 'Town Office Build­ ents. ing 11 Impjiesarloe, received jail available at the Town Office ing; Senior Citizens Lwncheon, The state pays such foster sentences of 11 months to four Building, Post Office and busi­ noon, GUead Congregational parents to take care oj home-, years. A recent amnesty ness establishments in town. Church Social Room; Hebron lean chUdren until permanent removes three yeaurs from all Town Champions adoptive homes are found, usu- Campbell’s Pork & Beans Congregational Church Senior sentences, which means those An enthusiastic crowd was on Choir rehearsal. 7 p.m. ally with the understanding that sentenced to less than three hand for Saturday’s champion­ Saturday: Board of Tax Re­ the relationship may not be per­ yeauo wlU not be jaUed. t*a. uTTeToW ship game of the Hebron Youth view meeting, 9 a.m. to nowi. manent. A Rome prosecutor began In­ BasketboU Association which Town Office Building; Hebron But last summer, the Bhlrcalls vestigating In 1906 the state sub­ BY COKER and PENN saw the Falcons defeat the (Congregational (Church bake decided they wanted Connie as sidies awarded between 1968 WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON ^ WITH THIS COUPON LANCELOT a permanent daughter and ap- r WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON league's number one team the sale, 10 a.m ., Barker’ s, WUll- qnd 1904. In 1968 he charged WATTAMINimg, , / I WANTeB TCP pUed to adopt her. They were LORI / TIME (POT/, ' REMIND MSteELF WHAT Hawks, 24 to 18. mantic. thaat the ministers ‘ "dissipated” 7coff 7coff VOUR LEGS LOCK High scorer for the Falcons told they were too old. Mr. ibc off I 40c off ! 40c off the equivalent o f $1.1 mllUon by Toward purchase of Toward purchase of was Brian DeOray with 21 FaircaU is 56, his wife subsidizing producers who Toward purchase of Toward purchase of Toward purchase of Manchester Evening Herald The FaircaUa then made their One 64 oz btl One 16 oz jar One 16 oz can points. TOddnle Cherry led the Hebron correspondent, Anne faUed to stage the productions One 6 oz can One 10 oz jar MAXWELL HOUSE scoring for the losers with 18 situation known pubUcly and MAXWELL HOUSE FINAL TOUCH KRAFT LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON Em t, tel. 228-3971. eUcited the ^parent i^rmpathy they were padd for. -CONTADINA points. ■me government gives a dou­ FABRIC SOFTENER MAYONNAISE COFFEE the Falcons, coached by Eric of MeskiU. TOMATO PASTE INSTANT COFFEE “I expressed (to the Welfare ble subsidy for staging a new Valid thru Saturday, Valid thru Saturday, Bmt and Bruce DeGray, had Valid thru Saturday, Valid thru Saturday, Valid thru Saturday, A ir R i ^ t e Backed Department) my feeling that (^ ra or play. The proeeouU^ March 13. 1971 March 13. 1971 ended up the regular season in said producers got the Increased March 13, 1971 March 13. 1971 March 13. 1971 your age alone Aould not dis­ last place but won a berth in WASHINGTON — ’Taking ad­ C ____ C qualify you from adopting this subsidies but staged familiar I c ^ I f l f M - i r the championship game by de­ vantage of "air rights” by child—that the love and affec­ works or none aH aU. feating the Owls, coached by buUdhig platforms over high­ The prosecutor also said that ways, streets, raUroads and raU tion you have lavished on her IffKtivn I* lint NntiMul Sssmurkati Dick CahiU. are of far more importance than poUtical considerations Instead PriCM n>e Hawks, coached by Clar­ yards could prove a significant of merit were at the basls^ ■Mf, Otarattu Md Tnhncc* Pnducts Enari Frwa Stauf Olftr 3-6 future source of urban sitee, the your age,” then-candidate Mes­ W« Rm w w TW Usirt T« Lindt Oiwrtitkt • o ini W wiA, i.t y« ence Wheaton and Ken Porter, kiU wrote to the FaircaUa. many grants during the period. won their berth In the cham­ Housing Department reports. PAGE SEVENTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHEStER. .CONN.. MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1971 PAGE SIXTEEN \ rincipals Both Confident Victory, Williams Gives Furman Crown F avor ite In First Year, Berth in NCAA Louisville routed Memphis Eight title and clinch a second- Joe Frazier Cast in Role NEW YORK (AP) __ The Paladins, dlsttacUvely At New York—Fordham vs. Furman. state 102-73 and St. Louis round berth In the NCAA play- Although he never has been PWladelphla. where he gww up different form _ JacksmiviUe’s ctoeed circuit television in 370 purse in U»e history o< sporU. planned to show up in green- Welcomewelcome backdeck Joe Wil-wil­ At MUladelphla — Villanova dumped Bradley 69-56 to throw offs. The Jairhawks' 17th NEW YORK (AP) — regarded as a strong puncher, ^ liams, oven though you burly Dolirfiins, have been hot the Missouri Valley Conference straight victory marked their locaOons in the United States, The previous high payday tor a and-brocade trunjcs and a robe All's knockout record is as awe- the influence of Yancey Dur vs. St. Joseph’s, Pa. “ He’s a loud mouth, he’s a Into a three-way tie with idle longest winning streak in 35 plus addlUonal ones In Canada fig^iter waa $1,434,000 earned by speolaHy tailored tor the occa- some as that of Frazier. All has ham, his present mana^r. didn’t stay away too long. and cold for Williams with a Ut­ At Morgantown, W. Va.—Du- nut, he appeals to fools. I “ FYankly, I thought It would Drake. The three will have a years. and the United Kingdom. Thlr- Floyd Patterson in his second alon. 25 knockouts In his string of 31 After winning the Olympic i l record this year. They fin­ quesne vs. Penn. fight against Sonny Liston in The official welgh-ln was take us five years to reach the At Houston—^Texas ChrisUan playoff this week to determine Sbeth-ranked South Carolina, will beat him inside o f 10 ty-three other countries, in­ straight professional victories, heavyweight crown in Rome m ished filth ta the regular South­ 1903 scheduled before noon but stag- NCJAA playerffs, and we were the champion. No. 8 Kentucky and No. 10 ix)unds,’’ says Joe Frazier. cluding Communist Yugoslavia in winning 26 flghte, 1964, he turned pro, s ta r ^ ^ ern Conference season before vs. Notre Dame and New Mexi­ lucky to do it ta one,” says the co State vs. Houston. Ohio State toppled North- Fordham, also won Saturday ‘■He’s just a homemade and Rumania, will see it on The big battle, awaited by out 23 foes. career in Phlladeli^a Aug. 16, beating the Cltaxlel, favored first-year coach of FYirman's At Logan, Utah—^Weber State western 68-67 and clinched at night. South Carolina beat Wake champion, an amateur, ugly home screens via satellite. the world ever since All, a come face to face. All likes to point to the case 1965. He was declared heavy­ Davidson and Rlchmcmd ta the basketball team. vs. L (»g Beach State and Utah least a tie for the Big Ten title. Forest 88-73; Kentucky turned and awkward—it wUl be no The live audience at the Gar­ MusUm, waa stripped of Ms "W e want no delicatessen of two common foes. He weight champion In seven playoff^. contest, I will win, " boasts Mu- den will be a sellout, 19,500,i»,aou, uoetitle for refusing to enter mui- mill- stun,stuff,” saiusaid theme uununuxumicommission Jerry Quarry in three states alter beating Buster WiUiams, who led jM kson- State vs. Brigham Young. Michigan kept its hopes burning back Tennessee 84-78 and Ford- Along with FYirman, Btigtaom hammad Ali. who paid between $20 and $160 tary service in 1967 and Frazier chairman, Edwin Dooley. Mathis March 4, 1968. vlUe Into the NCAA finals There are stUl some races to for a tie by bombing Michigan hamhammered Fairfield 76-59. rounds while “ Frazier needed Y ounj and St. Joseph's, Pa., With these bitter broadsides, per ticket for a gate of $1.26 was subsequently crowned Alt is expected to weigh in at He gained wider recognition against UCLA last year, found be decided to determine other State 88-63. In the other major college seven. He stopped Argentina’s won their way Into the Initial Frazier, the grim buzz-saw million. Scalpers are . reported champion, has taken on a show 212 pounds, with Frazier likely by stopping Jimmy Ellis, All’s gold ta his first season at Fur­ conference champions who’ll Marquette, ranked No. 2 in post-season tournament, the tough Oscar Bonavena in the round. BYU stopped Utah 98-07 the nation, and Penn, the No. 6 NTT at New York, more selec- slugger,' and Ali, the arrogant getting $700 for the $160 ring- business flavor. to go 206. old sparring partner, in the man by winning the Southern play ta the second round after 15th round while Bonavena lor the Western Athletic Confer­ club, prepped for their playoff tions are expected to be made and garrulous craftsman, side tickets. 17118 obvioudy is due largely Both men have revealed their fifth round Feb. 16, 1970, at the Conference playoffs last Satur­ drawing first-round byes. twice went the Umit with Fra­ ence tiUe and St. Joeeidi’s clashes with victories Saturday this week. Providence, Mas­ an enter- to the influence of Perenchio, battle plans; which surprised no Garden. day night. Top-rated UCLA and South­ plugged their verbed cannon Jerry Perenchio, zier, knocking the Philadel­ stunned LaSaUe Sl-76 for the that wound up their seasons un­ sachusetts, Dayton, St. Bona- booking strictly a Hollywood entrepre- one. For AU, ■vriio has become a " I ’ve never had a bunch ot ern Ccdifomla, the country’s and awaited the 10:40 p.m., prising Hollywood phian down twice in one round Middle AUantic Conference beaten. Marquette clouted Xa­ venture and Tennessee have neur who never knew much ”He’s no scientific champion symbol of resistance to the un­ Idds who scrapped more—they No. 3 team, are on a collision- EIST, bell tonight at Madison agent out of whose mind the in their first bout. championship. course for the Paclfic-8 title vier of Ohio 76-58 to extent Its been chosen by the selection about boxing. like me,” said AU. ”He will Ali, bom Cassius MarceUus popular Vietnam war, this fight have to, because they aren’t as Square Ckirden for the proj- whole grandiose scheme came, after weekend victories. UCLA Oklahoma 54-62 to win the Big committee thus far. Perenchio asked the New hardly touch me. When he gets Clay, a 1960 Olympic U^t- is a crusade. awesome and overpowering as Thus the Uneup Saturday ected $30 mlUicm, unparalleled and Los Angeles sportsman humbled Stanford 107-72 and and Penn finiriied the regular The two small college tour­ York State Athletic (Commission close—pow, pow, pow—I’ll let heavywelght champicm and the ’’This Is the biggest event In JacksonvlUe,” WlUlams said looks Uke this: sports spectacle that will de- Jack Kent Cooke, who put up Southern Cai cruised by Cali­ campaign with a 26-0 mark aft­ neys also get underway this to permit the referee to wear a Wm have It. Nobody hits me grandson of a ninaway Ken­ history—it compares to the after FYirman banged Rich­ At South Bend, Ind.—Miami clde the undisputed king ot the $4.6 million of the original $6- fornia 96-81 to set up their con- er taking Columbia, 70-68. week—the NAIA today at Kan­ microphone so the sound could hard. If a man touches my tucky slave had won 29 straight walk on the mowi,” he said. mond 68-61 and earned a first- of Ohio vs. Marquette and heavyweights. million bankroll, have predicted ference-TOttltag c la ^ this Sat­ Fourth-r.anked Kansas beat sas (3ty and the NCAA (College be carried over the air waves face, it worries me.” fights before he refused mili­ ” I ’m the champ of the worid. round playped Vancouver. The Weekend Sports Briefs into tomato cans and buried Ing sweet at age 58, was pack­ Carlyle said, ” I’m shoottaa; New York Knlcks in 1671-72. State College Fives Los Angeles 117, Chicago 108 stopped Los Angeles 4-2, Boston The Canadiens are locked ta mark was established by Nels for $30,000 and some guy is yel­ *********** them. ed and gone when nephew teh-h|ttmg m the ’^ k as a Dodger, g^ ^ victory ««. Stacs Jhn Morgan’s 27 points led the while tatoocicated, police said. RICHMOND, Va. (A P ) — power-play score at 11:69 Association appears certain to be on the sidelines for Denver’s Cannon Denver 142, Floridians 141, Richard Petty usually starts third period, his second of ., T>lnvnffed with two tanlngs of three-hit re­ After leading at the half 29-27. BHa. who wound up 2-12 ta the McDowell was released on $166 Angeles Rams on Aug. 80, overtime foUowed by Sunday’s gfame spring training <»inp. phlladelpMa 3-2; Montreal pitching. Richie AUen an- Affects Playoffs Falrfleld^i^stlll ta front 36-34 league ai^ 4-» bond. Only games scheduled here. and the Atlanta Falcons on HlB hands are steadUy Im- gtopped Washington 1-0; a other new Dodger acquisition, w ith 13-84 left ta the game when finished his Yale careCT Iwth Sept. 6. AU games wUl begin proving—but there’s nothing gq^g^ composed of several played left field, made a fine According to Red Auerbach S ^ m e d ^the Stags l.MO ^ t a seo(«d only to To^y As Hetasohn said, the (Celtics by THE ASSOCIATED PRESS New Swim Mark at 8 p.m. running catch and doubled. but any notion he couldn t win tion Sunday night, weren’t blown out of many wrong with his feet, either. topped Kansas «ty 6-1; The Floridians of the Ameri­ 16-5 over the next five minutca. IjaveUl. m Hockey phla for the seceroidy^rWle Fairfield waa 9- a 21-6 record, She was clocked at 4:30.4, Detroit 19 35 10 48 175 236 qualifying. STORKS (AP)—A 17-foot jump 116-110 loss to the Knlcks ta a (3ilcago Cubs 7, California 6. them back years. a chance at. Durrett from La­ Rockets a 142-141 vlctary over 2 home run ligfathanded aivd a St. Louis held off New York. player; he doesn't make ^ second-ranke^ amaU breaking the mark of 3:31.6 set Vancouver 18 40 6 42 171 245 j. shot with tour seconds remata- nationally televised game at Hank Aaron hit his first home Arnold "'Red” Auerbach, the Salle, Porter from Villanova, the Floridians and affected the Pistons Blow 20-Point Lead, double from the left side, driv- Bob Gibson,. St. Louis’ two-Ume mistakes; he’s calm, competi­ in Vancouver ta 1968 by Debbie West Division tSOWling yjg margin of victory ------Boston Garden.------But it------really---- is guys Uke that. They might- go chase for the fourth and final ^ e e Harvard players scored odUege te a m ta the tag ta a run with each. Russell run of the spring for Atlanta, <2y Young winner, Mras tapped general manager of the Bos­ Meyer of Seicramento, CSdlf. Chicago 42 15 8 92 237 154 WILUMANTTC, Conn. (AP) Saturday as Weaver High de- over—the Celtics are now 4% tive. And he fools you. What do playoff berth ta both the East more than 20 points as the ^ m - ^ “ S l n ahin walked ta the sixth inning but It wasn’t enwgh to over- for two Met homers to three In­ ton Celtics, probably has been sixth, seventh, eighth choice.” St. Louis 27 21 16 70 174 168 Bob Covel ot Mlddleboro, Mass, fgjygy Hartford Public 88-86 and games behind Philadelphia with you think he weighs? 190? He’s son prevaUed over Yale despite CtoUege ta New Britain. Hurt Their Playoff Chances and later stole home as the come the nings, but the Ctordinals got the most astute judge of embry­ Have there been any Auer­ and West Divisions. Minnesota 24 29 14 62 163 197 captured the Eastern Duckpta yjg cI a c Class AA bas- only seven to play—and Heta- 210. Think how strong he Is.” The fourth-place Rockets lead a fiirtLs second half by the In toe f"™® Z y M Samboraki N am ^ DodRers* completed a double power. In addition to Russell, tine relief pitching from George onic talent ta the modem game. bach coups? New England regional piayofi, Philadelphia tournament over the weekend ^g^baij championship, sttan’s next words Iftdlcated as By THE ASSOOIATED PRESS H&irston 20, alon^ ^ off Atlanta pitcher Dick BUI Grabarkewitz hit a b^ s- The draft ta pro sports Is sup­ Texas by three games ta the Brunet and Moe Grabowsky. And now he’s about to impart "One year I drafted (Frank) mrvard led by aa many as 21 Central Connecticut. IM ORONO, Maine (AP) — 24 29 12 60 178 190 with a 12-game 1,820. Covel The shot was by Myron Gog- much. Grant and finished the rout loaded double ta the fouitt ta-> posed to be the great equalizer West while the Floridians trail Rookie catcher Charlie Sands the wisdom of his judgment. Ramsey, (Cliff) Hagan and potato ta the second half, but the against S t o n ^ l. 2^ J h e final Adolph W. Samborski, who re­ Pittsburgh 20 20 18 66 188 196 rolled six-game blocks of 903 gtas. four-run tantag before ntag. The Dodgers just roUed It among teams, and ta a way fourth-place Pittsburgh by 2Vt •‘We haven't been blown out do^^p^y «^berlain*^^beItSl^ with a slammed a two-run homer to "There are certain things (Lou) Tsloropoulos. Some were tired last August as Harvard Los Angeles and 917 to top 382 men. It was It gave Weaver its first state up after that, scoring three Auerbach agrees. games and fifth-place Carolina EHscut the deficit to 11 at the will be played Saturday. pace Philadelitala over Pitts­ about scouting I don’t believe very lucky, Uke Sam Jones. I University athletic director, is 18 34 12 48 189 252 Covers second major win ta a basketball title since 1967. "The day of the dynarty,” by one game ta the Esust. burg. The -year-old Sands ta” he begins. ”I dwi’t believe had never seen him play. I call­ the new boss of Yankee Confer­ California 17 45 5 39 161 266 Naticmal Duckpta Congress tour­ guys who have picked up a lot NaOotial Basketball Association 28 says the man whose CelUca won Elsewhere, the Utah Stars ta computers, and I don’t be­ ed up, Bones McKinney and nament this year. He took the NAIA Dinner KANSAS of experience. We’didn’t blow Playoff hopes. , Jack Marta and Gua Johnson hit the nnmd-tripper off Ken edged Memphis 108-106, the In­ ence sports. Sunday’s Results lieve ta cooperative scouting. 10 NBA UUes ta 12 years. ” ls 5-game U.S. Classic on Jan. 16 (3ITY (AP) — The NaUonal As- games Uke we did last year. The Detroiters blew ‘ a 20- ajarked a third-period surge Reynolds, who was called ta to said, 'Anybody down there? I diana Facers shaded Kentucky Samborski was named com­ Montreal 4, Detroit 1 How do you measure intestinal over. The Knlcks? No Way. St. James’ Defeats Hearts, with a 2,177 total. soclatiwi of Intercollege Athlet- Our time will c,ome. The phoe- potat lead ta the final 13 mta- *hat enabled Baltimore to pull relieve starter Jim Bunntag. ' don't know who to take. Our 127-122 and the New York Nets missioner by the presidents of California 3. Plttoburgh 3, tie fortitude with a computer? How They’re too old for OMR. MU­ Covel, finishing with a 144 Ics has presented Ita dls- nix will rise.” utes Sunday night and bowed to away from Phoenix. Marta had Jim Falrey’s two-out homer team’s pretty well set.’ waukee got the only chance nipped Virglhla H23-121. the six conference schls Fri­ Minnesota 3, Philadeli^a 1 do you measure performance game, topped nmiier-up Bobby ttaguished service award to The Celtics, who could man- the Cleveland Cavaliers 104-KX), ^ points and Etarl Monroe 27 In the first tantag was the only ” He said, "There’s one pretty because they got the big man Saturday night, Stew Johnson Advances in CYO Net Play day. He succeeds retiring J. Or- New York 4, Los Angeles 2 Mayhew, Alexandria Va, by 24 Henry Iba, former Oklahoma age only a 34-48 record last sea- virtually kiUtag theta playoff as the Bullets clinched the Cen- run the game ta Montreal’s under stress and strata? fine kid, at North Carolina Col­ set an ABA record of 62 points lean ChrisUan of Storrs. Conn., BosUm 4, St. ^ u is 1 and they’re buying pe<^e.” Sacred Heart’s Jim Wits led pins. State University and three-time spn ta their first campaign after chances. tral Division title. Oemnie rain-shortened victory. The "AU you can measure with lege,’ So "we drafted him. He as the Pittsburgh Condors Manchester’s CYO champs, who was named the first confer­ Buffalo 6. Vauicouver 3 What do the CfelUcs’ need to all scorers with 22 markers fol­ Olympic basketball team the retirement of Bill Russell, It was especially distressing Hawkins, returning after suffer- Expos held off Washington be­ a ciwnputer is a guy’s ability was the ninth choice.” whipped the Floridians 142-129, St. James, advancisd In yester­ ence commissioner ta 1966. Only games scheduled get back? lowed by Stan Ssmatter with 18 Tennis coach. improved significantly on those because CIhleago and Phoenix, tng a broken nose a week ago, BLbSSOBBS — Bem le Welch OONSTRCCTION — CharUe hind the seven-tantag shutout to shoot X per cent from a cer­ How about mistakes made in New York downed CaroUra 127- day's Hartford State CYO pitching of Mike Wegener, Bill "W e’re only one player HAMlPTOiN, Va. (AP) — The Iba, ta his 62nd year ta bas- figures this year and should fin- the two teams' ahead of the Pis- scored 19 for the Suns. GUbert 138-382, Con Lazarus tain area.” drafting? 112 and Indiana defeated Texas Tournament with a hard earned potato. 176. Stoneman and CSaude Ray­ away.” U.S. indoor tennis tournament ketball, wUl coach the 1972 Ish above the .500*mark. tons ta the race tor the second Walt Frazier and Dave De­ ______381, Carlo Petricca 13S-880, BIU So how does Red go about ” A lot of them. I took Bill 124-112. The old record of 69 62-69 victory over New Brit­ The balanced St, James’ at­ Auerbach’s looking. turned out to be a Rumanian Olympic team this summer al- ll won’t be enough to catch playoff qx>t In the Midwest Dl- Busschere comUned for 31 of BEC—Chet Nowlckl 137-366, McCarthy 168-377, Wes Bunce mond. evaluating college players? Green ((Colorado State) over points was set last season by ain’s champs, Sacred Heart at tack was led by Tom SloiUi with Ed Crosby’s bases-Ioaded gv^eep. though he retired last year at Philadelphia, however, and one .vision, also lost—to Los Angeles New York's 43 points ta the Bob Carr 386, Elmer Vennart 147-371, Bob SteuUet 370, Pete “ You try to get their attitude, Gua Jdinaon. Gus theoretically Denver’s Spenoer Haywood, St. Thomas Seminary. 18 potato. Dick Marsh hooped 18 mgvi5i|W Zlg Olbert 149- triple broke a tie ta the ninth ta- Top-seeded llle Nastase took Oklahoma State, reason has been an inability to and Baltimore, respectively, by fourth period as the Knlcks ral- 353. Kal(0S 188-369, study their reactions to pick out had a year to go ta school. now ta the NBA. The local cagera used a nig­ markers with Pete Leber also the singles title Sunday with a At the NAIA tip-off dtaner cope with the Knlcks, who beat identical 117-108 scores. "The lied to beat the Celtics and just 366,\ Larry Seretto 137-861, Pete ntag. senfflng the major le ^ e whether a kid’s a team player Green came Into the Garden, Byron Beck paced Denver ged fuU court zone press to hitting for 10 points. had 14 of 15 shots. Three 7-6 6 ^ 7-6 victory over CTwii Sunday night, Iba ^ d said the them ta all six meetings. The game Is won by thinking, ’We— about end theta playott htqres. or a ffoirisb player, what his at­ Sunday night with 36 points and their fullest advantage over a coaches told me he was great. 81. Junes (6» Graebner of New York CUty, zone defense wlU come on last two were Saturday night’s the team,’ but we play for a Frazier scored 34 potato, WUUs ______Plank 143, Dom titude is toward winning. A lot Cannon fired 36. The Floridians taller and much stnmger op­ F Pts. AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC 670, m e MlUer 202^ Ixw PoUn- „in g pitcher Jim Magnuaon of I didn’t see him. I found out B then teamed with countryman strong ta the next four years. U2-104declslon ta New York, whUe Uke that and then U gets Reed 23 and D^uaschere 21 ski’ 204-672, Ernie Whipple 206- lYAngona 189, Anton Mayer 136. of scouU Uke to sit up high ft Rift were led by Mack (Calvin, who ponent. O'Connell 2 6-7 9 the Chicago White Sox to force 6 (H i 10 ______:------to be ’I,’ ” moanedmoaned Orach Coach van while John Havlicek’s 37 topped later he was unusual to say the scored 33 and tied the score on St. James, with the victory, P. Leber 228-208-685, Joe Sokola 282, Nlok ta one run before Oroeby, of the where they can see the moves Sloan 6 1-1 13 Lynch Motors needs another mechanic who takes pride Breda Kolff of the Pistons. ’We the Celts. OOP WOMEN—Carolyn WU- least. He wouldn’t fly: he had COUNTRY CLUB a three-point goal with three moves Into the quarterfinal U an h 6 (M) 10 Marchesanl 208-666, Walt Frel- St. Louis Cardinals, drove ta better. But I Uke to sit up close. 6 other peculiarities. So I blew seconds left ta regulation time. Pryor 3 04) *"()ur oSicy Is to give the best service, and we I®?**" ^ movh« ^ stop pJaytag The Hawks pulled 2% games tag 201, Evewtt Smith 210, Tom son 170-461, Jan Leonard 196- three more with his drive to I Uke to hear them talk. Up Vic AbralUs 146-376. Fred round Sunday against New Ha.- Saptenza 3 24 6 TIRES the game. It’s the same reason ahead of Cincinnati ta the Cen- sr 212 Conrad SulU- 601. that one. Utah's Glen (tombs picked up J. Leber 3 2’3 8 ing for*^other man who is wllltag to do that “ lltUe bit right. < close, you can see what kind of ” I saw WUUs Reed play one Baker 354, Bert Davis 136-360, ven. T ir cs fo n o we’ve been losing leads ail sea- tral Dlvlalon nmner-up race v lT m W ? ------a loose ball and scored a three- S ara.” A minimum of 6 years experience is ■'equired. BoettHi ralUed on homers by guts he's got, how he reacts to time. He never got the ball and John Dyment 151-386, Jim Har­ Getting over the first period Totals I S is All our Toyotas are convenUonal, so foreign car exppn- ^ Hudson and Pete Mar- crawfbrd AUen 288, Dick Tur- GARDEN GROVE—Rita Lau- point basket with one second BATTERIES AQke Fiore and George 1hWillie Wise paced the Stars in tlie second period the Silk Ssmatter 8 24 18 DRIVE IN TODAY . . . ONE STOP CAR SERVICE HEADUQARTERS the New York Knlcks downed gigts. Nate Archibald and Norm LaRusso. Richter hurt his with 28 points and Zelmo Beaty WiU 8 6-9 22 roJrm r-a^'^es^rpr^j^cV'?^ m ^this Mike Juazczak 281, Joe LaVae Baldyga 347. perfect day with three hits shooting habits. Is he a good back. Who knew after he Don Tarca 141-386. Towners got over the jitters Mancarella 1 1-1 3 Boston 116-110 and the San uer had 26 and 24 for the 206-666, Dennis Hettron 212, BiU MERCHANTS—Jim Acefo 188, and a sacrifice fly and Oarioe- passer? Does he play with his added 26 while James Jones and began playing ball. St. If. Panus 0 04 0 Diego Rockets, whipped Por- Royals turned pro LaRusso was going had 23 for the Pros and Steve Zanlewski 5 1-6 11 ^^-The reasons for this fantasUc growth are economical TJndh 212, Al BoreUo 201, Harry CharUe Banks 371, Tony Helm May struck a homer to help the head up? Does he look at the to grow an inch and a half and f r i e n d s h i p — Nancy Mof- James’ zone press caused turn­ Popko 1 1-3 3 tland 136-121. Jones 21. 1 04 2 prices, and excellent quality! . Stu Lantz hit his first 13 shots Pleclty 222-686, Bfll Boytagtan 188-391, Al Helm 146-368, Har- White Sox beat Ctactanati. whole c(xirt when he’s coming get stronger and quicker? fatt 177-470.. Doris Avery 451, overs and opened up a 42-81 Zera COMPinE FRONT END SERVICE The Pistons, despite Dave 207. vard Johnson 142-873, Harry Second-place Indiana re­ ^ We offer a high hourly rate, a brand new modem shop, as San Diego trimmed Port­ Chico Salmon's homer lead­ down with" the ball If he’s a "There’s another mistake Skip Kelly 200-569. BUI Hanson halftime advantage. Touts 24 59 Bing’s 30 potato, trail Chicago mained two games behind Utah paid vacation and holidays. land. Elvta Hayea' 89 potato ------Bemls 146-180-4&3, Dave Lanata ing off the ninth paced the Yan­ 212, Larry Chirti 212, Jack Mof- A fired-up New Britain team BALANCING by four games and Phoenix by guard, or does he go blind? If people make. They meamre the ta the West as 6-foot-lO Bill Kel­ Our work week is 6% days, and overtime is available TUNE-UP MUFFLERS AND TAILPIPES and Lantz’ 33 nullified a 40- NITE OWL — Fran Toszoli 140-302. kees over the Orioles; Floyd 2H- Bobby Smith, who- paced he’s a big guy, can he put the size of a player and never con­ fatt 206. ler scored eight of the Pacers' came out running ta the third point spree by Portland's 206-484, Helen Palmer 469, I/)ls ------Wicker douMed with two out ta canto and drew within two Carr Named Apply in person to Joseph McCavanaugh, Service Man­ Cleveland with 28 points, baU on the floor?” sider the length of his arm. final 12 points, including q cru­ rookie star Jeff Petri. Johnson 462, GaU FuUer 460. SPOUSES — Ronnie ZemalUa the eigth to score two winning Explain that please, Red. Jerry West is 6-3 but he’s potato of Manchester, 62-60, with ager at snapped a 100-ail tie with 29 ______128, Kay Fountain 184, Gloria runs for MUwaukee; Cleveland cial three-point goal with :47 DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — Aus­ seconds left as the CavaUers Saturday night’s scores: New "Can he drive? Then you equivalent to a 6-5 player. So is Gridder MfiiTies eight minutes remaining to be BROWN’S WILSON MOUNTAIN DEW — Char- Darling 132-362, Barbara Casey scored five runs ta the eighth to remaining. For the winners, tin Carr of Notre Dame has won only their second road York 112, Boston 104; Phils- check his outside shooting and. BIU Russell. He's 6-9 and % or played. trim the Giants'; Clarence Oas- SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (A P I — Freddie Lewis had 31 points, .VUTO SERVK’E TIRE SHOP SUPERIOR SERVICE lotto WemmeU 193-467, Joy 182, Mitch Evans 356, Elsie above all, . the defense. 01 whatever it Is, hut he’s got the been named to jHay for the LYNCH MOTORS Los Angeles Rams’ halfback Roger Brown 25, Keller 22 and But the comeback fell short course, a lot depends on who arms of a seven-footer. A lot East ta the East-West College 164 W. MUHILK TPKE. 848 MPRL'CE STREET Les Josephson was married Mel Daniels 20. Darel Carrier when the local press tightened 345 Center Street ' Manchester his coach Is: What type of of­ of hotshot writers from New AU-Star basketball game April •43-8819 849-8080 here Sunday to model Pam Ka- had 22 and Jim Logan 21 for and the three-point lead proved 1 5 s f Z m , L

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Business Services 13 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHCMITEN and WHIPPLE HeipWanted-Femede 35 Help Wonted Mole'' 35 Household Goods____ ^ Apartments - Flats- Business Locotions Houses For Sale 72 Out of Town Out of Town a n t i q u e e a rly A m erican, __ For Sale 75 For Sale 75 SHARPENINO Service —Sawa, O ------u v e in and Tenements 63 For Rent 64 cate for diUdren and do light wanted, part-time. MANCHESTER Industrial zone j ______knlvea, axes, shears, skates, FRAaLlAIS MUCH TOO FRAIL p CARRV AMV BoTTMEVALieESHECAa'SAPURSe,THAT Apply to hlgh-l>oy desk, about 190 years t h r f i t i______houseworit, for two months. P«r»on. Pine Pharmacy, 664 3-family house, exceUent bust- vERNON------Lovely 7-room cen- CLASSIFIED rotary blades. Quick service. HCA^^/STUFF FOR UOHGER'IHAH 30SGCONDS she CAM CARRY all tWY^TH MO1R0U8LE Center S t, 649-9614. table'■Zfh^er‘'{2!c^ c S ness oppertunity. High traffic ter entrance (Colonial. Attached Capitol Equipment Oo., 88 SHE CAM BARELV CARRY A TUME - WHAtSOeVER - 6464)804. able. Phone Newing;ton 666- ing showrooms, offices, swim­ count, g(x>d condition. CaU and other furn itu re. 646-2527. ming pool location. Available garage, large lot, 1% baths. Main St., Manchester. Hours j^iBf!RiiyrAR.Y for local sales of- in 9868. now. 881,600. Hayes Agency, BRANDY ST. OOMGSHOPPlMGl to remodeling contractor or ExceUent con(Uti(m. 831,900. dally 7:80-6, Thursday, 7:80-9. hflinftii but not fltftWOj niBturo» flflfjfrossgvw In- U8ED electric vacuum, motor c t w 646-0181. ADVERTISING lO O n W O N l flee. Shorthand helpful b u t^ dividual with the ablUty to twobedroom builder. Also suitable for pan­ CaU the Mitten Agency, MLS, Saturday, 7:80-4. 648-7068. requ ired . P lekao caU 647-9979 to exceU ent co n a tio n . 880 w ith L arge im m acu lte, 8-rm, WHEMIU direct people and work well flrst-fl(x>r apartment, large eling center, buUdtog supplies, MANCHESTER — 5-room Gar- ______R ealtors, 648-6930, 649-9890. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS for Interview. attachments. 640-4688. one-year old Raised Ranch, TREE SERVICE (Soucler)— e e under pressure. Top company rooms, good closet space, ap­ garden tmd recreatlcmal equip­ rison Colonial, 4 bedrooms, sTORRS, picturesque Ranch- 8 AAL to 4:30 PJR. 8ACH! plian ces. H andy loca tion . 8166. 1^ baths, 2-ca r g a ra g e, Trees cut, building lots clear­ CLERK — varied duties. 6-day, and top benefits. Starts at |160. b r a n d new 10 cubic foot re­ ment, etc. 621-7878. double garage, exceUent area, style duplex, wooded dead-end family room with fireplace, ed , trees topped. €k>t a tree 40-hour w eek. G a er B ro s., 140 No fee, Rita Personnel, 646- frigerator. 8110 only at B. D. monthly. Security reqtored. treed lot, walk-out basement. street adjoining state owned B roker, 876-6283. ------fourth bedroom. Asking 834,- COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. problem! Well worth phone Rye S t, South Windsor. 4040. 'Pearl Appliance, 649 Main St., Only 839,900. Hayes Agency, land. 82,100 down provides you 900. call, 742-8262. Manchester. 646-0131. 4:M P Jf. DAT BEFOBB PimiOATlOM^ LUXURIOUS one bedzoom C uf o f ToVfll with an exceUent place to Uve plus 8170 in com e. E ach side FRECHETTE REALTORS DeadUne for Saturday and Monday la «:M p.m. Friday MANCHESTER Tree Service — INLAID LilKUeum, 6’x82’ 6’’ apartment with wall-to-wall F of Rent 66 MANCHESTER Center — Six- H dB) W anted - has 4 large rooms, 828,600. Pat nooo GENERAL SECRETARY fem green and parchment shag carpeting, modem room Colonial. 1^ baths, dou­ Specialising In tree removal, Mahi or Female 37 H uffm an A gent, 742-6965. 6 4 7 -9 9 9 3 pruning, shrubs, lots cleared. beige. Cost 8220, never opened. Wtchen, central air-condition- Hartford — One and ble garage. Partial bustoess PLEASE READ TOUR AD Full-time. bedroom apartments. Rental FuUy Insured. C a ll 64941422. SCHOOL bus driven. B olton , WIU seU fo r 8160. CaU 64T9649. ------ing. Call Warren ----- E. Howland, ------zone. ExceUent potential. Of­ includes heat, hot water, ANDOVER — Modem tour- OlaasUled or “Want Ada” are taken over tke pboaoM a 7:30 to 8:46 a.m., 2:10 t o 8:46 Realtor, 643-1108. fices, etc. 822,900. Hayes nx>m Ranch, breezeway, over- COVENTRY — Stx-room-over- convenience. The advertlaer ahonld read Ida ad the FIRST MANCHESTER Welding Sei> ExceUent otq^mrtunlty for HOTPOINT washing machine range, refrigerator smd many p .m .. Cadi 648-8400. Agency, 646-)131. sized garage, electric heat, full tize Cape. FuU shed dormer. DAT IT APPEARS and REPCWT ERRORS in time tor the vice comer Durant and West deluxte coppeiione model, vari- DELUXE one-bedroom apart- other extras. 289-8780, 289-4002. girl with typing and short­ basement, two acres plus. Im- BulK-ins, IMi bath s, la rg e next inaertton. The Rerald la re^MmalMe for only ONE la* Middle Turnpike. General NEEDED at once, persona ex­ able agltaticm and 6pto cimtrol ment, wall - to - wall carpet­ hand experience to associate ROCKVILLE, 6-room apart­ immedlate occupancy. 819.200 room.1, walk-out basement correct or omitted Inaertton f6r any adverttaement aad then welding repairs, home owners perienced or qualified to In­ to handle deUcate fabrics, ing throughout, complete ap­ only to the extent of a “ make good” laaertlan. Emwa wideh ment, large yard, utiUties not DUPLEXES Char B on A gen cy, 643-0683. ABd 20’s. H ayes A g en cy , 646- and sports equipment. herself with a ti^, weU dividual 1040 tax return 8196; Hofpotot refrigerator, 16 pliances, vanity bath. Central­ do not lesaen the value of the adverttaement win not be included. 81B0 monthly. Avail­ known company. EhcceUent. preparaition. Good wsge-oom- cu. ft. coppertone, 8196^^ 646- ly located.- 8176 m onthly. R . D. VERNON 0131. corrected by “ make good” Inaertlan STEPS, sidewalks, stone walla, able April 1. 872-0869 after 7 6-6 and 6-6. Need some benefits, pleasant winidng mtoalon, store dUKXwnt FuH or 2677. Mur^iock, 648-2692. fireplaces, flagstone terraces. p .m . ' work. Price reduced tor LOADED WITH EXTRAS part41me. For more Informa­ A home of leisure, dead­ (ReekvIBe, TMI Free) All CMicrete repairs, both In­ conditions. CsU M r. Oentini, THREE-ROOM apartment, fur­ quick sa le to 823,600 each . Wanted - Real Estate 77 tion caU Mandieater Sear’s. TOLLAND — Five-r(x>m apart­ end street, shaded by ma­ side and outside railings, land­ 686-2187, for appointment. nished o r unfurnished. AU 64M681 eoot. 313, lO m Busan Mochinery & Took 52 ment, eulults only, utiUties in­ ture trees. Raised Ranch, SELLING your home or acre­ 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 8 7 S - 3 1 3 6 scaping. Reasonably priced. m od em conveniences. CaU 649- G raves. clu d ed , no p ets, 8140 a m(Mith. FRECHETTE REALTORS 7 rooms, 2 baths, 2-car ga­ age? For prompt friendly ser­ CaU 648-0861. 'S /ici/t/id.jter EX>RD 3 point hitch plow, 866., 4655. rage, carpeting, sundeck, vice, call Louis Dimock Real­ WOMAN wanted to care for ^ k e tooth harrow, 818; elec­ 872-3968. SAUN AUNTS ft, 647-9993 etc. Excellent condition, ty, Realtors, 649-9823. Automobiles For Sole 4 ALSKANOtfA Vl4. chUdren to my home, Uve to t r ic hot w a ter sca ld er. 644-0209. VILLAGER Apartments—Five------JUNK cars removed, |8, any Dogs - Mrdt - Pets 41 convenient location, young IMMUim------!!* preferred. CaU after 4 p.m., room Townhouse. tiled ALL c a s h ” tor your property 1969 MUSTANG Fastback, 2- neighbortuxxl. There's lots condition. CaU 873-9488. 649-2588. baths, wall-to-wall carpeting, Wanted To Rent 6 8 AVERY ST. — Seven big rooms within 24 hours. Avoid nd HERALD d o o r hardtop, V-8, crulsamatlc GOOD home wanted for Bnee- Wearing Apparel - two air-conditioners, private m ore. M r. L ew is, 649-5306. black Jade, black Interior. TWO YOUNG married men will to this Raised Ranch. Two-car tape, instant service. Hayes m onth old puppy. 64941734. basement. Washer and dryer WANTED — Older country do small repair Jobs and paint­ Heating and Ptumbing 17 Schoob and Ckmes 33 Help Wanted Female 35 Furs 57 garage, half acre lot. Sensibly Agency, 646-0181. BOX LETTERS Snow tires, Elxcellent condi­ PART-’nME counter girt, hookup. G.E. appUances and home to rent, 3 or 4 bedrooms, tion. Asking 11,860. Call after ing, also ceUar cleaning and priced to the low 30’s. T. J. • • B &L W • • GRANT’S Plumbing Service- BULLDOZER TRAINEES P A R T -IIM E office clerk, typ- experience preferred. 646-1666. FREE TO good home, 6-week ’IWO four-pocket suede Jackets. gas heat. Charles Lesperance, will redecorate and make re­ OUT O F tow n b u y er w ants 3- 6 p .m ., 623-4800. Ught trucking. CaU 646-2692, Ciockett, Realtors, 643-1677. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. F«r Y m d tog, filing and telephone work. old male puppy, half husky, Beige and dark brown. Size 7- 649-7620. pairs, family of 6, v ery g(X)d bedrM apartment, mld- 6 p .m . Eight room Cape, 4 bedrooms. 649-4536. V-8, automatic, power steer- JUNK cars removed, $10 per the abUlty to deal with people THE HERALD wlU not SAM WATSON Plumbing ^ 6 p.m. CaU 649-6837, Bessllil dleaged couple preferred. Mod­ 2 fuU baths, garden and fruit MANSFIELD — Lovely new tog , power brakes, dark oar. Call 878-6869, ask for Dave and assume responslbUlty are FREE puppies — Half beagle. EXEXJUTTVE with local com­ BZZZZZ In to see our busy Bea. dlsclnne the Identity of Heating. Bathroom remodel­ In the seat approved train­ B rothers. Wanted - To Buy 58 em kitchen, central location. trees. 880,500. No agents. Own­ Ranch. Modem kitchen, full, green, vinyl top . 83,696. 646- or leave message. Important. 8 to 4:80 p.m., 8110- Short hairs and Iluffles. Pup- pany needs unfurnished home We’re able to show you every any aulvenlaer using box ing and repairs. Free estl- ing to i^rate loaders, Heat, hot water, garage, sun er, 648-0341. dry walkout basement with letters. Reeulers answer­ 4426. Fee paid. Rita Girl, 99 East pies of distinction. CaU 649- WANTEID — antique furniture, with three bedrooms to quiet, Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 house that is up tor sale. Our LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also n v ites. CaU 649-8806. scrapers and graders. FuU OFFICE clerk — figure tqitltude p orch . N o pets. CaU 649-7128. flioplace. Choice lot. Quiet ing blind box ads who and part-time classes form­ helpful, diversified duties. Oentor fit., Manchester, 646- 0968. glass, pewter, oU patottogs or residential area. Contact Mr. 87’ RANCH — Fireplace, panel­ membership in the Manches­ desire to protect thsfr 1967 OLJDSMOBILE Toronado, moving large ai^Uances. frienp o l ,l AND — Four - bedroom CaU Keith Real Estate, B40- companies you do NOT new transmission. CaU 643- part-time. CaU Laurel Manor, typist w ith shtHrthand b a ck ­ BUSINESS ZONE IV AGENCY ^ Ai^ly to person, Barrett comer lot. Taxes less than Ranch on half-acre treed lot. 1922, 646-4126. want to see your letter. 6769. Household Services 13-A 6494U 9. ground. Company offers ex- FIRST FLOOR, Immediate oc­ H ui^'' iSHp^’la i* ^ loam. sand, gravel, Extra large lot and excel­ NEW LISTINO — Oversized 8400. L a rg e fa m ily kitchen, T hree m iles from 1-84. E x ­ Your letter will be de­ Moving - ceUent benefit program, processed gravel, stone, fiU. cupancy, fully carpeted. Im­ NEW ON MARKET good closet spEuse. At 820,600 WE ARE prepared to buy com- stroyed If the advertiser 1966 OLDSM OBILE T oronado, TWO handymen want a variety _ . MATURE woman to work part- St, Manchester. Rooms Without Board 59 lent large building. Garrison Colonial, less than quisite rec room with bar. Im­ good wages and pleasant Also bulldozer and backboe maculate 3-room apartment. this won’t be on the market meivial property, apartment is one you’ve menttoned. power steering, power brakes, of Jobs by day or hour. We Tmcllllig “ Storage 20 time, Monday throut^ Friday, one year old. ciwner trans­ mediate occupancy. 822,900. working conditions. A i^ y . . SUPEIRINTENDBKT ' (Man­ service and drain fields. THE THOMPSON House —Cot­ AU appUances, private en­ Two-famlly 4 and 7 room long. CaU now. Keith Real houses, shopping centers, or If not it wUl be handled air-conditientog. Good condi­ clean yards, attics and cellars. xrj^riHES’rER __ DeUverv* i^ply to person. Swiss Colony, INVESTMENT ferred. Eight rooms, 2H baths, Call the Mitten Agency, MLS, Reasonable. CaU 648 - 6806. ^uvepr chester) We have one inning George H. Grlffing, Andover tage St., centrally located, trance, centrally located. Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. other investment property for in the usual manner. tion . A sk in g 81,200. 872-9808 nooauuauio. ow twuv. trucking and package de­ Manchester Parkade. PROPERTY apartments. Two heating first-floor family room with R ea ltors, 643-6930, 847-1673. FIRST NATIONAL for a qualified resident super­ 742-7886. large pleasantly furnished Adults (»Uy, references and (xir accounts. AU cash. Write systems. Two-car garage. flreplac.e, formal dining room. before 2 p.m. REWEAVING of bums, moth- OFFICE deiii — Figure ^U- STORES, INC. intendent willing to woric. Must rooms, parking. CaU 649-2868 security deposit required. 8160 With three offices and four flieptace, formal r^m h OLUSTER St. - 7-room COVENTRY - 83.900 assumes or er. CaU NEW deluxe' 2-bedroom duplex. Ten-room home with more today s FUNNY with Mark IV air-conditioning, Maytag. Reasonable rates. 648- dor Realty, caU now, 688-1411. where ethics and customer re­ tation. CaU 742-6062 between 7- For more details call . . . islature’s Judiciary Committee vicinity Hackmatack St. 648- Oscar Hebert, 6464048. SAVE BIG! Do your own rug Apartments - Flats - Avsdlable April 1st, heat, ap- Realtors, 643-1677. kitchen with sliding glass than one acre o t land, good 38,000 mUes. 81.2SO. CaU 649- 4918, 647-1719. lations are of prime concern. 10 p .m . _ ...... ;« with a favorable report. 4667. Call Mrs. Clarit, ’Tres Chic and upholstery d ewntog with Tenements 63 MANCKb STE R Is only three doors to patio, two full baths, con(Ution throughout. Love­ 9404. ------. ' INSIDEL-outslde painting. Spe- WOMAN wanted for fuU or The bUl, if passed, would pro- part-time, tetaU work. Excel­ Beauty Salon, 649-1792 or 647- WANTED — General mechanic Blue Lustre. Rent electric S t ^ 13^8220 Sr CHARLES LESPERANCE mUes from this beautiful four- one off master bedroom, mod- ly shade trees, B-zone. L O ST: P a ss B ook N o. 26 008610 clal rates for people over 66. FIVE-ROOM apartment, quiet ■vide le s s sev ere treatm ent and lent financial future. CaU 742- fUU-tlme, days. Apjdy Amer- Efumixxier 81. Olcott Variety month. Psuil W. Dougan, Real- 649-7620 room Ranch. Has large lot and kitchen, formal dining Quick occupancy. Shown by \ A o m m 8, Savings Department of the 1969 VOLKSWAGEN Karmann CantKierina 14 CaU my competitors, then caU 9969. neighborhood, includes stove. no criminal record for persons Connecticut A ’Trust CUila convertible, 16,000 mUes, PUHaing k»Om tqcnng H 6662 betw een 2 4 . beUe Oorp., 104 East Mato St., S tore. tor, 649-4635. ______oversized garage. Dead-end room- appointment only. me. Estimates given. 649-7868. refrigerator and yard. No chU- _ mmfop who are Just a bit too old to be RockvlUe, Oonn., 8:30 a.m,. to treated In JuvenUe Court. It Company. AppUcation made whitewalls and snow tires, c a u p e n t RT — concrete steps. ENCYCLOPEDIA, complete 20- dren or dogs. References, se- HEBRON Newer 2 -b ed r^ MANCHESTER — Quite new 4 street. FuU price $18,900. CaU cjOLONIAL-8 large rooms, first radio, walnut steering lyheel ^T haV iiw ayrrem odetoi RKHARD E. h^TIN p^t- 6 p.m. An equal opportunity fa m ily . F ou r rooins each The Mitten Agency, Realtors, floor family room, formal dining CHARLES LESPERANCE lor payment BOOKKEEPER volume CoUlers. like new con­ curity. Immediate occupancy, apartment, chUdren welcome, would not apply to persons and stick shift knob, 82.000 employer. Free CMS, Blue Modem stoves, refrigerators, charged with a crim e punishalUe porches, garages, closeto, cell- ^ con^tor. 1^ p^esrion- NURSE'S AIDES dition. 8100. CaU 646-2577. 8140. 649-7046. ^ carpeting, aj^Uances, heat, 643-6930. room, 4 bedrooms, one full and rroan negotiable, 528-6367, after 6 Cross, life Insurance. 8764826. ____ and garbage (fisposals. Comer ings, attics finished. rec al painting service. Interior Automotive, thru trial bal­ ------hot water, parking. Immedi­ 2 half baths. Central alr-condl- 649-7620 by death or life imprisonment. Personals p .m . exterior. EVee estimates, fuUy A L L SH O TS lot and central location. Coin- MANCHESTER - BOLTON , , » . ok A person eUgible for yrxithful- rooms, formica, ceramic, Oth- ance, ElA experience helpful. DUE to an expansion, we have ' ~ ate (xicupancy. 8186 monthly. ExceUent 2-year-old 7-roon, »“’‘ or related work. No Job too insured. 649-4411, 649-0286. operated laundry in basement. offender classification must first INCOME TAX preparation. CaU i968 I’ONTIAC LeMans, 2-door Manchester area. Send re­ an opening to the Manchester B oats & AcCBSSOriOS 46 646-0882, 649-2871. Raised Ranch, 2 fireplaces, 2- 900. smaU. Dan Moran, BuUder. ExceUent i^qiortunities. Legal Notices Plenty of parking. ElxceUent undergo a screening process to Dan Mosler, 649-3829 o r 247- hardtop, power brakes and B. H. MAGOWAN JR. A Sons, sume and salary require­ area for a man to be trained ______zone heat, 2 half baths, one u j . l a v V APARTMENT — At- NINE-ROOM custom built Gar­ E ven ings, 649-8880. # Nim-rotattog shifts LOVELY one-bedroom apart­ income pnxlucer. 855,000. Prin­ determine If he qualifies for the 3116. steering, vinyl top. 81,700. H ie ______interior and exterior i>atottog, ments, to Box "P’’, Mhn- to sales and certain phases of TERN class saU boat 12’ long, full bath, laundry room, wall comfortable flve- rison Colonial 2400 sq. feet, 4- HtfiMINR • 8 Paid HoUdays ment with refrigerator, range, cipals only — Mr. or Mrs. special treatment. He then en­ Savings Bank of Manchester, c a RPENTRT and remodeling, paper hanging. Thirty years chester Herald. management. ExceUent op- Ready to saU, very good con- Probate Court to wall carpeting In living, Ranch. Large lot. Fire- bedrooms, office, 2% baths, p Paid vacations CLAIM LIMITATION DECtoEE disposal, parking. 8165 month­ Clark, — 649-1792, 647-9989, or ters a plea of guUty or not guil­ 923 3ilato St., Manchester. 646- rec rooms, dormers, kitchens, experience, four generations. • -„er 40.houra portunlty for advancement for ditlon, 8200. 047-1030. ESTAT EOF HARMON G. HOLT dlnlng rooms and hall, buUt- rem, eat-ln double garage, carpeting. INCOME TAXES prepared, by ly. Handy to Mato St. CaU 644- 643-2483. Thonx to ty . < 1700. additions and garages.- CaU Free estimates, fuUy insured. • 40-nours the rif^t man. Good starting ______—;—— ------— r Dis tiict of Manchester Inn.Ins, hnnlcAAiies.bookcases, desk,deak. centralcen tra l £triien**f . . .__ gorw______^ etrtra'carport Hayes Agency, 646-0181. M arvin B a k er. CaU 643-0267. or 8-hour dasrs salary and commission ^ “ YELLOW Jacket runabout. The fiduciary is Mary L olt a-k-u 2427. Josit BuNra Trial would be before a Judge Tom Cwbltt, 6484086. 648-7861. Mary Louise Holt located at 489 vacuum cleaning system, 2- sto’rage shed. $26,000. ------Filbton, Po. 1664 ’IH U N D E R B IR D , blue, • Paid Insurance SECRETARY - Receptionist ca T Z u o w a n ce . M any em p loye TraU®>-. 86 h .p . M ercu ry old er Adams S t. Mancdiester, Conn. 06040. MANCHEISTBR — If you are and private. No statement made INCOME TAXES prepared to Land For Sale 71 car garage, large enclosed convertible, fuU p ow er, A-1 SAVE MONEY! Fast service. J. P. LEWIS- A SON, custom • Accumulative sick days wanted for a doctor’s office to benefiU. Apply to Mr. Moore, m otor (running condition. It Is DfeCREED that all claims WE HAVE customers waiting porch, professionally land- THE ULTIMATE to a Ram- really seeking a fine, well by the young defendant could be convenience of your home. Manchester. Aiq;>Ucants must against ihe above estate be pre- fl,g rental of your apart' built, livable home at a price ® 1970 by NCA, Inc. used against him during the condition, new tires. 8760. WlU Dormers, room additions, ga­ decorating, interior and ex- ♦ T op w ages The Singer Co., 866 Mato St., cou ld u se w oric) 8260. Csdl 646- sailed to Uie fiduciary on or belo™ r r scaped, many, many trees. bUng Ranch home, abounding CaU RusseU Burnett for ap­ be neat, have a pleasant tele- ment or home. J.D. Real | Es­ your pocket-book can afford, trial but only to the sentencing. take trade, 649-9073. rages, porches, roofing and torior, paperhangtog, fuUy to- • AU promoUmis are made Manchester. 4029. June 1, 197L . . j Over one acre lot. Priced tor with charm and perfection, nes- pointment, 648-6888. AUest: JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge tate Associates. Inc. 643-6129. LAND FOR SALE Today'* FUNNY vill pay $1.00 for siding. Compare prices. Add- sured. For free estimates caU within the oiganlsation as idione personaUty and be able qulck sale. Charles Lesper- tied hlg^ on a hlU with three here Is where your search Sentences (HXild b e n o lon ger 1964 OLDSMOBILE 2 - door to type. Hours are 9 until 6 COVENTRY ends, nils 10 year old alumi­ each original "funny" used. Send gogi than three years confinement in INCOME TAXES prepared to A-Level Dormer Oorp. 389- 649-9668. It no answer 648-6863. they arise. Probate Court NORTHWOOD Apartments — ance, 649-7620. acres. 2,800 square feet of living to: Today's FUNNY, 1200 West Third hardU^, bucket seats, power p.m., Monday thru Hmrsday BULLDOZER trainees needed, and Food c l a im UMITATION DEC^E num sided ranch home has St., Cievelond, Ohio 44113. either a public or private Insti­ your home by appointment. 0440. EISTATE o f HARMON G. HOLT One and twe-bedroom apart­ 81 a cres n orth end $390 area, 3H baths, swimming pcwl, steering, power brakes, tach. and alternating Fridays and gee schooU and miw . 49-A MANCHESTER is not far from scores of features for'easy liv­ tution. OPiobation period could . CaU H.H. WUsim, 6404606. District of Manchester ments, central air-condition­ p e r a cre, firm. Principles g a ra g es. radio. Very clean. 8760 or best H. SMTIH A SONS— FloOf Flllishhig 24 MEADOWS Saturdays, 9 until 3 p.m. The fiducial^ Is Mary L. Holt a-k-a tfaifl 7-room R a n ch . F ou r b ed ­ ing—3 bedrooms, carpeted liv­ be no l(xiger than three years SEIASONEU) firew ood , deU very Snlpslc BL, Rockville. ing, carpeting, balcony, car­ on ly. offer. 646-4414 alter 6 p.m. Remodeling, repairing, addi­ CONVALESCENT Please reply Box “S”, Man­ PART-TIME help wanted, located at rooms, two baths, garage. MAJESTIC new Garrison Oo- ing room, dining room, kitch­ plus a twoyear eTctension. RIDE wanted from 210 Mato St. FLOOR SANDING, and refto- throughout Connecticut. Hours Conn.ljiwi 06066 ports, plus other luxury fea­ tions, rec rooms, porc!^ and CENTER chester Herald. laundromat attendant, 289-6896, ir' ls DECREED that all claims Very large lot. FuU price $19,- lonlal to executive neighbor- en and bath, loads of paneling, Manchester to Pratt A Whit­ ishing (specialising to older 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. 1-687-2168. tures. F rom $226. J . D . R eal roofing. No Job too smaU. CaU 646-8749 o r ev en in g s 628-6228. against the above estate be pre­ CARRIAGE REALTY 900. Call The Mitten Agency, hood, family ro o m with fire- fire alarm system, rec itxtm. Cage Sweater ney Dept. 33, Hours start 8- 1963 C H E VRO LET. B est o ffe r floors). Inside painting, pepper­ ss e d to the fiduciary on or before Estate Associates, 643-6129. 649-8144. CONTACT MRS. POST Realtors, 643-6930. place and beamed ceiUng on the AU of this on a beautiful treed retum 4:46. CaU 872-9728. over 8100. CaU 649-7877. ing, ceilings, etc. No Job too •^Sres^t:ToilN J. WALLETT. Judge 646-2821 CAB mSPATCHER— “ AVAILABLE April 1, luxurious 646-1110 ...... r ; ------—------first floor, large flreplaced llv- ,lot. Priced to the low thirties. Sew-Simple sm aU. John VerfaU le, 647-9879. Household Goods 51 RIDE needed from Redwood ,q«K tJSMANS 2-door V-8, 3M, LAFLAMME — Carpenter DIRECrORY NIGHTS d e g r e e o n MANCHESTER Tlmrod Rd., room, formal dining room. For an appointment to inspect _ • X ______T>J 1966 UH iM A T I B ^ a o o r , V o, o m , lo n in H . LIMITATION 3-toom apartment. All electric, contractor. Additions, remod­ An equal opportunity emidoyer. o r CLAIMS Rd. to comer lUUstown Rd. 4-speed, posl-rear end, excel­ We have a permanent poel- FOUR-PIEXJE bedroom set; appUances and heat included. — Lookout Mountain, 7-room kitchen with built-lns, call Doris Smith, Jarvis Real- elin g and rep a irs, CsiU any­ AT A COURT OF PROBATO, Raised Ranch, 2 fireplaces, 2- ^ ^ , bedrooms. ! ty Co., Realtors, MLS 648-1121. and SUver Lane, Manchester. lent condition. Best offer. 649- tiOD fo r a m an fam U lar w ith Norge washing machine, one holden at Coventry wlUiln ^ for Ideal location and parking. tim e fo r fre e estim a te. 876- ASSISTANCE the taxi cab bustoess. Ap- Ute District of Coventw, on the 4th car gar^e, laimt^ room, 2 ^ ^ ^ , 6 0 0 . ------Leaving 6:46 a.m. 643-4447. 6906. Bands - year old; Gibson frost-frM re­ Adults, no pets, references re- HoilSGS For 1642. CLERK-TYPIST — Tto perform t)&.v of M&rch A.D. _ _ Sale 72 half and one full bath, all city • 0 - 0 ------idicant must he dependable frigerator. AU to exceUent con­ Present, Hon. David C. Rappe, qu lred. 640-9268. WILL the man who borrowed Stociu - Mortgages 27 varied typing and clerical work utiUties. Charles Lesperance, LAND—42 acres, 1,200’ road Sale OPERATOR and have g(x>d references. dition. 6464)044 after 6:80. ------824,600 —ATTRACTIVE spa- 73 my sewer rod please return It LEON CIESZYNSKI builder — at a school for handictqiped 649-7620. frontage. $86,000. ______5 MORTGAGES — 1st and 2nd., EAST HARTFORD SnSr:°*R ?S'V - 4 ^ ^ . t h r e e large rooms. elec- clous Split Level. WaU-to-wall at on ce. Thom aa V ennard, 1621 Trucks - Tractors new homes custom buUt, re­ chUdren. AppUcant must be _____ BOLTON — one mile from mortgages-^ interim financing Join a progressive company SINGER touch and sew with Drive. JUf ^^oven- ^eat, hot water park- carpet, good location. Hutchins 117 900 2-BBDROOM RANCH, Wg NEED E lro St. modeling, additions, rec good typist, exceUent benefits. CAB CO. LISTINGS South Manchester. Beautifully — expedient and confidential that offers lots of (oppor­ 107 B urnside Avenue cabinet. Mcoograma, hems, Vlolette M. Bendell lat« debased,01 ^ tag tog forfor 22 cars,cars, nearnear center.center. Se- Se- Aeenev. Agency, Realtors. Realtors, 649-6324. 649-6324 o«. R anger. rooms, garages, kitchens re­ ’Do itofdy caU, Oak HIU School large lot, large shade taee, as- NOW ! “Thinking o f Sell- wooded comer lot. Acre plus, I960 FORD, F260, service. J. D. Real Elstate tunities. SNEiT needs Di­ East Hartford embroiders, etc. Used, excel­ % hte^urt^2th^cree that three curity. Available April 1st. 647------6494898. modeled, bath tile, cement to r BUnd, 242-3274. This court aom. , j REDECORATED 6-room Colo­ sume nmifg^e, 8116.4'! per your property?” Call Prestige area. M. H. Palmer, Automobiles For Sale 4 LoEided with extras. Aksoc. 648-6139. rectory Assistance Opera- Mr. MeUen Sr. lent ccodlUon. Guaranteed. U46, M9-6896. work. Steps, dormers. Resi- t(»s. Help others and your­ the creditors of said estate to e^ t^ *______n ial, 1% baths, garage, possl- memth. Hutchins Agency Real- Realtor, 643-6321, 649-0638. MEDICAL technician, experi­ E\iU p rice n ow $66 o r 7 m onth­ tors, 649-6324. dentlal or commercial. CaU MORTGACJiBS, loans, first, sec- self. Arrange for an inter­ WANTEiD experienced low- "j^i,S^!ltor“^ld^dlre®cta'S^^ n d CUTE 2-room apartment, stove. ble fourth bedroom. Fine lo ca - ______NEJED CAR? Credit very bad? enced. Private medical ly payments o t $8. 623-0476, MANCHESTER —Building lot, 1964 F O R D , econoUne w indow 6 4 9 ^ 1 . bed traUer driver. CaU 683- “S^^^V^rne®wsllSipe?'hlvlM refrigerator, heat, ^ water, Bankrupt, repossesslMi? Hon­ ond, third. AU kinds. Realty laboratory. Hours can be ar­ view today. d ea ler. tlon. $26,900. Offers invited. y27,900 — >ROOM RAISED van, $496. 649-3689. statewide. Credit rating unnec­ 2036. sald^istriot. and by electricity, adults, references. W olverton Agency, Realtors, V-OT TTT T’b-Tb approximately 100x600, rural. est Douglas accepts lowest ALL TYPES of stone and cen- ranged. Good salary and Ranch, carpeting, dishwasher, p T - J T I J-117 ir Call 643-7287, 647-1641. down, smaUest payments, any­ essary. Reasonable. Confiden­ CLEAN, USED refrigerators, 649-2813. stove, recreatton room, ga­ ceete work. AU work guaran­ conditions. 648-3966. SNBT Offers: KTTCHE3N utlUty m an, 7-3 :80 tial, quick arrangements. Al- ranges, - automatic waabers the place where me uc- ______rage, large lot, trees, sewer. CORNER lot to Holland, Mass., where. Not smaU loan finance Trailers- teed. Out of eeaaoa rates. CaU daUy, steady work. Apply to MANCHESTER — Custom buUt vto .Lundy Agency, 627-7971. E>iU ' Pay with ’Tralidng* with guarantees. See them at Assumable mortgage. Hutch­ 100x218'. Excellent for buUding 6-A after 6, 643-1870 or 644-2976. peroon only. Howard Jotousm, Furnished Raised Ranch. Two fireplaces, Mobile Homes 968 Mato St., Hartford, Eve­ Scheduled Raises* Excel­ B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 ins Agency, 649-6824. year ’round home or set Up a ^HOUSE-MOTHER 894 Tolland ’I)pke.' Manchester. two garages, gorgeous private NIMROD tent traUer, good cim- HALLMARK BuUding Co. For nings, 288-6879. lent Benefits* Opportun­ Mato St. CaU 648017L Apartments 63-A AGENCY summer cottage. Owner will 1964 VOLKSW AGEN Sunroof, lot. Executive area. $89,900 dltion, sleeps 4-6, 8460. CaU home improvement, additions, itie s to r Advancement* Job seU to the first 8860. Call any­ new snow tires, exceUent con­ MAINTENANCE WORK, R ft R REFRIGERATOR — apart- 1 ROCKVILLE, 3-room fumiahed Helen D. Cole, Realtor, 643- 646-6847 a fte r 3. rec rooms, garages, roofing, Woman to supervise and S ecu rity. Floor Care. Floors, rugs, and tim e, 742-9624. dition. 643-0618. ment sized, like new, 876. SO’’ with utiUties, clean area, $140 6666. BROOKFIELD ST. REALTORS gutters. Free estimates. AU BusilieSS Opportunity 28 care tor a group of handi­ window related work. Part- capped chUdren at a pri­ gas stove, 880. Aluminum monthly. Available April 1, MANCHESTER — Three - two 1970 COU GAR — tw o-d oor h ard­ work guaranteed. 646-2627. For complete Information time, fuU-time, poattions ofien. EIGHT-ROOM Colonial, famUy vate school to Hartford. doors, 82x80, 86x80, 810. each. OPENING 872-0369 after 7 p.m. Gracious 4-bedroom Co­ famUy recorded lota and rural Business Services 13 WEEKLY pubUcaUon, east of visit our emidoyment office Fbr tofomation I caU 625-4892. nx>m, thick wall-waU ceurpet- top coupe. Bucket seats, cem- WES ROBBINS CarpentiY re­ M ust b e ab le to U ve-to. Ebc- 648-24W evenings or 648-1443. lonial, 2 fireplaces, large 646-4200 semi-industrial land. Owner H artford. O ver 10 y ea rs sa tis­ at 62 East Center Street, Vending is BIG BUSINESS — is l I COMFORTABLY fumirfied 3 tog, 2-car garage, beautiful sole, power steering, power gfjow~PLOWING T ired pf modeling specialist. Additions, ceUent benefits. Reply Box living room, dining room, wlU finance. Helen D. Colo, factory service. Other interest Manchester op«i Monday ANEJSniEinST Registered. growing steadily every year — and I rxx>ms and show er, a lso Includ­ wooded acre lot, $89,900. brakes. Real sharp car. Phone waiting? ReUable Manchester rec rooms, dormers, porches, “A’’, Manchester Herald. den, modem kitchen. Real­ ______i______^______R ea ltor, 643-6666. force sale. Priced to seU. Jack CRNA. Starts to 812,000. No is RECESSION PROOF! ing all utilities, parking, 272 Hutchins Agency, 649-6324. 649-2881. toistoess has new radio equip­ cabtoets, fmrmica, buUt-tos, through Friday from 8:80 istically priced at $28,900. F etob erg , 243-0301. fee. Rita Personnel, 646-4040. M ato St. TWO f a m i l y — 4-4, immacu- ped trucks. Dependable ser­ jMthrooms, kitchens, 649-8446. a.m. to 6 p.m. Or caU 648- 1 THIS COMPANY . . . Vate JiiTdirakd out."si;i^T,“ ri- M^CHESTER -- KNIT 1969 C H E V E LLE — fou r-d oor 41Q1-X-868 for w ^potot- $17,600 — 8-BEDROOM Cape, v ice . CaU anytim e. 643-8245 o r RESTAURANT — IdeaUy locat- p a r t . t t m w , «vMiing», s-n yTiii mSURANCB Inspector — 3 frlgeratbr and fireplace to AA zone lot, ^ acre pl^. hardtop sedan. Power steer­ DORMERS, garages, porches, m ent. • 1$ one of the top vending opera-] buUt 1906, n ice lot, oU heat, 649-8797. ed doing a thriving bustoess. Saturdays 9-6. Attractive sales- years experience as an insur­ each- apartment. Separate fur­ Lakewood Circle area, city SMALL SeW' ing, radio. Very clean. Low rec rooms, room additions, tions in the U.S. full cellar, aluminum storms. FRECHETTE REALTORS Ideal for energetic couple. Tre- clerk to work to stmreo ^bap. ance Inspector on commercial Business Locations naces, Mid 20’s. Wolverton utiUties, CaU Mr. Zimmer, mUeage. Phone 649-2881. nr .WANING — Interior —both kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, This won’t last. Meyer Real­ MEDIUM mendous income producer. esU 289-6616 between 6-7 p.m. lines. Local. Salary open. No • Sells only top-quality, nationally! 64 Agency Realtors, 649-2818. J. D. Real Estate Associates. residential and commercial. sidin g, g en eral rep a irs. (Qual­ advertised end accepted products. I For Rent tors, 043-0609. 647-9993 LARGE 1969 CAMARO Rally Sport, T.J. Crockett, Realtors, 648- only ^ Southern fee. Rita Personnel, 646-4040. BEFORE Y O U 648-6129. Satisfactory work guaranteed. ity workmanship. Ftoancing 1677. ------■ MANCHESTER Grem ^ — |27,900 BUYS THIS 4-4, 2-fam- MANCHESTER, 6-room C ^ , standard, 4-speed, 327, 81|900. PRINTING Forms Salesman — PAINT! • Secures vending locations for you. MANCHESTER — Desirable A- For friendly free esUmal^s, available.&vau&oie* jDuouiKMxi/Economy BuUders,ou u u cn i) -s>^ ■' ...... jHMATURE A iu tu ii wwoman om an lofor r babysit-D&uynt* You maKe NO PERSONAL SALES] Ground floor, 900 sq. “ ft. front ^ lly, built In 1962. Fireplace to fireplace, oil hot water heat, 1406 CaU 649-6801 a fte r 10 a.m . Inc., 648-6169, 872-0647 eve- FAST growing company, look- ting and Ught boiMeke«q)tog. New England Minimum 4-years experience SDC-ROOM starter home, very zone lot with all city utilities call Suburban Floor Mainten­ C oB U sF orA CALLS! The machines do the sell- ] portion carpeted, second fl(x>r, o w n e r’ a apartment, very near school, bus and shc^ping. 1-5 yrl. tog tor honest, ambitious man to printing forms sales. Ssdary clean. $18,600. Call for details. on west side. CaU Mrs. Smith, \ ance, 649-9229. nings. OaU 649-1862 after 6 p.m. ing. one o ffic e 12 x 12, ca ll 649- clean . W olverton A g en cy , 649- (Jhar-Bon Agency, 643-0683. with positive outlook and desire open above 816,000. No fee. Free Esrimote Wolvertim Agency Realtors, Jarvis Realty Co., Realtors, 5506 2741 o r 649-6688. 2813. INVITATION to be independent. Must be PILGRIM' MTtJJI needs experi- Telephone Rita Personnel, 646-4040. • Has a program that allows YOU ] 649-2813. 2.7 ACRES, beautiful view, 7- 643-1121. to make money — part-time or] INVITATION Roofing - Siding 16 available tor a one-hour Inter­ enced cashiers and sales­ I MAIN STREET office space, IMMACULATE 6-room (Jolonlal room custom Ranch, 8 baths, Knit this simple “cage An Equal Opportunity Employer p r .t n t t k g _ (? ) J. P. LE¥nS & SON full-time — with investments as| THREE - BEI810OM Raised SOUTH WINDSOR T O B ID view. Write P.O. Box 146, women. Interviews are now 100 p e r cent lo<»iti(m n ear with meet mixlem kitchen, family room, 2-car garage, sweater” to wear with BIDWELL Home Improvement ______one with sheet feed experience CUSTOM DEOOBATOB liUle es 8600 to 81500. your favorite pants and This darling is so easy to Sealed bids wUl be received T O B ID Haddam, Cemn., 06488. being held between 6 and 6 banks, air-conditioned, auto­ fireplace, possible fourth bed­ Ranch, large kitchen with din­ privacy. Hutchins Agency, UTMOST PRIVACY!! Co. Etopert Installation of alu­ CLEtoNJNO woman needed, and cne with web feed experi- 8-room Split Level, Just Ust- skirts! No wardrobe is make that you will want at the office of the Director of Sealed bids wlU be received p.m., Monday through SVlday. • Has liberal Rnancing after initial I matic fire sprinkler. Apply room. Tmly a must be seen ing area, formal dining room, Realtors, 649-5324. minum siding, gutters and BEIAUTY parlor, five operator own transportation preferred, ence. Starts to 813,000. No fee. ed, on a beautiful treed complete without at least to make more than one General Services, 41 Center at the office of the Director of PUgrim MUls, Oakland St, 6 4 9 ^ 5 8 Investment to operators who prove | M arlow ’s, 867 M ain St. home. Wiriverton Agency, 2 full baths, finished famUy one. No. 5506 has com­ tor your favorite young trim.. Roofing Installation and shotp. Reasonable. Owner has twodays weekly. EixeeUent Rita Peraomiel, 646-4040. TWO FAMILY — nicely and shrubbed lot. Your fam­ Street, Manchester, Conn., un­ General Services, 41 Center Manchester. themselves. Realtors, 649-2813. room, 2-car garage, nice lot, plete knit directions tor miss. No. 1406 with repairs. 649-6496, 876-9109. other interests. CaU 876-9716 wages for r l^ penen. 648- ~ ------— I UP TO 720 sq. ft. available. Lo- ______cared for, convenient location,. ily can enjoy utmost soU- til M arch 22, 1971 a t 11:00 a.m . Street, Manchester, Conn., u n - ______etc. 831,600. CaU R. Zimmer, sizes small (8-10), medi­ PHOTO-GUIDE is in Sizes after 6 p.m. PAR’P-’nK B saleswoman, car, 7886. • Investigate it NOW — cated Ellington Rd., South ^ KEENEY ST. B eautiful modernized, 2 - car garage, tude in a backyard com­ um (12-14), and large fo r : til March 19, 1971 at 11:00 a.m. GUTTERS and roofs, aU types J. D. Real Estate Associates, 1-5 years. Size 2 . . . 1% commissions. WINF-GBS Ra­ Windsor. WiU alter for tenant. 830,900. Wolverton Agency pletely enclosed by a stock­ (16-18), inclusive. yards of 45-inch. ARTS A CRAFTS SUPPLIES repaired and replaced. Ebccel- PACKAGE Store — AU stock AVON caUtog — to help you location, 8 rooms, 2 unfinished, 646-1992. fo r dio, CsU lOr. Harris, 346-8838. III! Near professional center. 644- ______J______Realtors, 649-2813. ade fence. Loads of extras, SEND 504 In coins (nr tadl pit- Patterns available only LAWN MOWERS NIKE SITE WATER STOR­ with thoae after^he-HoUday ft LPNs 7 te 3 ShlH $32,000. C a ll 643-0669. tern to Include flnt-clast mailing. lent workmanship, reasimable and fixtures. 88,600. Lou-Sam 2421, 8-6. COUNTRY CLUB area — New both inside and outside. Low in sizes shotvn. FURNISH A INSTALL HEAT­ AGE TANK SITE IMPROVE­ prices, free estimates. CaU SEXStSTTARY — Ehrerymie Is bills. A aplendid eamtog op­ I NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS | TWO FAMILY, 6-6, two bed- Aane Caliot, 3$ancliester Realty, 644-1689, Lou Arruda. (f/vision of Ull DUNCAN RD., new 6-room Co­ Colonial of four (or five) bed­ 30’s. 649-5306. SEND 7S< in coins for each pat­ ERS. portunity to your own territo­ Excellent Bnivleye Evenlnz Herald. 1150 AVE. MENTS. 646-1399. friendly to this modem, local 1275 PROFIT DRIVEaDJURS. TtX« 75247 lonial, large- breezeway 2-oar rooms, 2H baths, 2-car garage. rooms each apartment. Extra OF AMItalCAS, NEW YOBK. tern to Include first-class mailing. REPOWER A REFURBISH Bid forms, plans and siieclfl- office. EbcceUent sklUs and en- ry. CaU 389-4023. • Nan-BsinUng BhUto 1 I iin Initmttd in oiora Information I building lot. Woodland St. ^ lM68a Burnett, UoBoIiecter about makini monoy In t b i t ^ ^ l n i l PRESIDENTIAL garage. TUe bath, buUt-ins, Mid 60’s and weU worth it. FIRE PUMPER ENGINE. cations are available at the gtoeertog lNudQ;round are a • PaM HaUinya Frint Nama, Iddrasi with ZIP EvealBj ■ Herald, 1150 AVE. Private Instructions 32 n S l e k P a y bualnota. I how a car a n d T :* houra| fireplace, plastered walls, city T . J . C iock ett, R ea ltors, 643- Owner. 643-0271. • • B & W * * CODE ind Styln Number. O F d 5 EBJCA8, NEW YOBS, Bid forms, plans and specifi­ Roofing and must $110. Fee paid. Rita I par mob apara timo. VILLAGE N .Y . II General Services Office, 41 • V a e a tto n utiUties, large lot. BuUt by 1677. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. The Spring & Su.nmer cations are available at the Girl, 99 Etost Center St„ Man­ □ I can Invoft $600 In a routa. APARTMENTS MANCHESTER —- Large im- Manchester Parkade Print Hama, Addrtsa erltli ZIP Center Street, Manch^r, Chimneys 1 6 - A • laaoiaaoe' Ansaldl. CSiarles Lesperance, ’71 ALBUM is 65c, includes CODE, Stpla Number ind S in . General Services Office, 41 'nrrOR in math, high school or chester, 646-3441. Q I can Invoot $1500 In a loula. PRINCETON ST. — Loyefer 3- maculsUe 7-room Ranch. Fire­ M anchester 649-6306 WAITRESS Oaataet INmetor ot Nataea, BSn. M a t Now renting, one and two 649-7620. postage and handling. The Spring and Summer Center Street, Manchester, Con­ coUege. Ronald Kraats, 648- bedioom Ctolonlal, custom built place, buUt-ln oven and range, "lT M ? l‘an deix«lt required. FULL-TIME I ------— liedroom apartments. Carpet­ FLOWER OUILTS . .. Sis applique ’71 Basic FASHION Book is Town of Manchester, Pairing roofs of aU kinds, new 0367. WANTED — Babysitter ba- dishwasher, wall-to-wall car- BOLTON — Four-ixxjm Ranch and sis plecid designs! Pattern necticut. MEADOWS CONVALESCENT CENTER ing, 2 air-conditi(mers, IH 4.6 ACRES, CMonial C^>e, 8 by and for the present owners. $1.00, includes postage CDofs, gutter w ork, chim neys tween the hours at 8 p.m. to a t ft t t u I AMrtu. peting, large famUy loom, two- with garage. Electric heat, places, directions for all! a iO l— ' Town of Manchester, Connecticut W . T. G R A N T C O . rooms, 1V& baths, fireplace, 2- Choice residential section. 654, Includes postage and han­ and handling. 11:80 p.m. daUy except Satur­ Aa eqaal oppustunl^ ea^leycv baths. ^Connecticut Robert B. Weiss, cleaned and repaired. 30 years Clly-___ .SUU. car garage, trees, ^ring fed Must be seen to be appreciat­ zone heat and much more, wall-to-wall carpeting, dead- dling. experience. FYee estimates. day and Sunday. 649-7764 be­ WcHverton Agency, RealtCMS, end street. Large yard. $20,400. Robert B. Weiss, General Manag;er \ Ptiont ( )— CaN 646-2623 p(»d. Hutiditos, Agency, Real­ ed. T. J. Crockett, Realtors, CaU H ow ley, 643-6881. Read Herald Ads tween 10 a.m. and 2:80 p.m. 648-1677. 649-2813. 647-1202. Qeaena Manager Ip ep t.- 8816 d I tors, 649-6324. V

MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1971 PAG^J. TWENTl Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather l|?raU> . For The Week Ended Clear tonight, windy, lows in Mardie, Itn The >Youth Vestry of St Manchester Lodge of Masons Neighbors Share m e teens. Wednesday Increcus- Tax Assie/tance ^iU meet tomorrow at 7 :S0 p.m. About Town Mary’s Elplscopal Church will FOOD STORE 16,080 Ing cloudiness, high near 40. meet tonight at 8 in the Guild Representatives from the at the Masonic Temple. The Same Birthdate Orade 9 Methodist Youth (Fel­ Room of the church. Internal Revenue Service Frilocwcraft degree will be con­ SIS OBBm r SOBD Manchester— A City of ViUage Charm lowship of South United Metho­ will be available to answer ferred. Robert W. Ferguson, It’s not uncommon for three MANCBB8TEB • SISBIU dist Cihurch will meet tonight at senior warden, wlU preside. The Senior Adtilt Fellowship questions on filling out tax people to share me same blrm- •A OMmniMioe Food Btan* (Olaaalfled Advertising on Face IB) PRICE f if t e e n c e n t s 7 in the youth lounge of the of the WcHnen’ s Society o f Com- ' fom u tomorrow afternoon in After the' degree work, there date, but vdien the people all VOL. LXXXX, NO. 134 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1971 church. munity Baptist Church will the hearing room at the Mu­ will be a social hour with re­ live within 100 feet of each Opoi 1 Days 7 •.m.-U pjn. meet tomorrow at 1 p.m. in Fel­ nicipal Building from 12:80 freshments. omer—well, that’s different! M anchester Chapter, SPB3BS- lowship Hall of the church. to 4 ISO. Such is me case of three QSA, will r^eerse tonight at 8 Future sessions will be The VPW Auxiliary will meet Mountain Rd. residents vdio all "3 Day Special" at the KofC Home. The rehear­ Peter D. Opper of 185 Spruce held each Tuesday afternoon, tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the have birthdays today. Miss Jill ... sal is open to all men wishing St. has been named to the with the last sesslcm schedul­ VFW Post Home. Committee Leonard, daughter of Mr. and CUT TO ORDER COLD CUTS Limited Expansion m m * Lfnit Leader Says to sing four-pait harmony. dean's list for the fsdl semester ed for April 6. chairmen are reminded to bring Mrs. F r^ Leonard of 73 Moun­ ' im x. FKIKLB w i t h ANY ONE POUND at the University of Connecticut their reports. tain Rd., is now 18 and lives Memorial Temple, Pythian where he is a senior and major­ across me street froRi Miss p u b c b a s e o f €x h ld c u t s Offer Tlnmday, Manh 11, ISU ' Sisters,^ will meet tomorrow at ing in education. Phebe Circle of Emanuel Manchester WATES will have Claudia Kuehl, 16, daughter of My Lai Death Toll 8 p.m. at 0nslbllitles of Mass., property at Parker St., gunner, has been vlsiUng rela­ me success in me venture was My Lai, supposedly the strong­ Laird’s annual defense report though the specifics dealt chief- pany during me March 16, 1968 hold of me 4Sm ITet Omg Bat­ Women in the Area of Tolland Tpke., and Taylor St., tives in Manchester. He Is me that all three guests of honor to OoMgress, heavy on phlloso- ly with the budget year ahead, siege of My Lol. Ecology.” Mrs. Marianne Kou- conveyance tax $145.20. son of Mrs. Agnes 'Vlsmontas were genuinely surprised. talion. phy and Ught on major new pro- The new strategy, Laird said, Oalley, leader of me 1st Pla­ youmjlan wfll speak about The Hartford National Bank and me bromer of Louis Vls- "Not on this -particular mis­ gnuns, underscored a hold-the- rejects me view that peace Is toon, is on trial for. the premedi­ practical ways a housewife can montas, bom of 82 Foster St. sion,’’ LaCross said. and Trust Co. to C. Stephen Hne policy on strategic nuclear well served If our military pow- tated murder of 102 clvlliahs combat pollution. Francis cf Fairfield and Samuel Louis is chairman of me mam- LaCross said at one point two 299 Inspections weapons and proposed a mini- gi- ts unilaterally weakened, that day. Their company com­ amatics department at MCan- &JISMIIK-C of his men had about 20 to 30 F. Garro Jr. of Vdndsor, prop­ mum iadhmnce in the Safeguard " i t takes account o f m e stra- mander, Oapt. Ernest Medina, The executive board of the chester Community College. COMPinE women and children In a group. erty at 97 Mamer St, convey­ M ade in Month antimissile system pending out- tegic, fiscal, manpower and po- was ordered court-martialed Keeney St. School PTA will During his long career, CWO miURAMEMIjy* He said he radioed Medina— ance tax I28J0. The Town Heaim Department come of Sovlet-American arms- utical reallUes while steering a Monday, accused of kUling meet tonight in the teficfaera 'Vismcmtas saw service at duty g lM C E 1 9 1 ^ calling him "me old man” —. Marguerite M. Frederlckson made 299 inspections last limitation talks. prudent middle course between m ore 'than 100. lounge at Uie sdiool. stations mroughout me Far Eart "I asked me old man what to to Gordon L. and Sharon M. mcnm and ordered 20 correc­ ESUMNCE ■nie Pentagon chief proposed two policy extremes—world po- LaCross testified he saw four Beane, pn^rty on Frederick mat included me "China nm” , tions. TUs compares wim 220 levellng off U.8. armed forces iiceman or new isolaUonism.’’ groups of bodies: 8-10 at me do wim mem. He said leave Edgar Circle of South United mem mere and if he had time Rd., conveyance tax $18.16. me Guadalcanal invasion in- inspections and 2 corrections at 2B million men—about 1 mil- As Laird explained it, me new edge of the trallon Methodist Church will have a he’d come over aind talk to mem Veronica A, Steltz to Patrick World War H, me occupaUon of ordered In January. SERVICE Uon 'below me 'Vietnam war strategy encompasses the total ter of the village; four boys program on "The Middle Michael and Gall O. Brown, Japan foUowlng me war, and me ^he department afoo reported peak—and holding down defense forces of' me United States and ... I called me old man be­ Years" at Its meeting tomorrow aged 6-14 on leaving me village; property at 91 Washington St., Inchon InvaaitMi in me Korean 28 cases of commtuiicable dis­ spending. Its allies, including melr re- cause I really didn’t know what at 9:30 a.m. in Susannah Wesley and 3-4 bodies at the tip of a conveyance tax $28.40. Omfllct. He was wounded at eases, up from last monm’s Lalrd said some risk is at- serves, and is aimed at prevent- dltdi where Galley Is accused of he 'wanted done wim mem.” HaU of the chunh. Hostesses Konstanty and Alice Kowaz Guadalcanal and twice in me tached to the Nixon admindstra- ing any war, from strategic nu- This was in distinct variance are Mrs. French Hey, Mrs. total of 19 cases. having slaughter^ 70. to W illiam S. amd Donna K. Inchon landing. He holds two tion*B $78-bUUon defense budget clear through localized warfare. wim Galley’s sworn testimony Ralph Krone, and Mrs. Richard Of me correcti Notch Stuqq>ing In a newly cqiened federally icon troop strengm Is due to be Laird stuck to me basic ad­ tonight at 7:30 at toe church. MSURANSMITHS SINCE 1114 U.S. Airmen Freed bamboo sticks. Croes said, when he was asked Center on N. Main St. sponsored nutrition laboratory LtOeEnORUB down to 284,000. He said he In­ ministration position mat me Mrs. Rachel Helfrlck will lead O f State Man "Since the Soum Vietnamese how many his platoon had Edwin Willis Glldden Jr. of on me University of North Da­ tends to end .all American fight­ Soviet and Chinese threats call GIRL devotions. Hostesses are Mrs. PARKADE knew about this, mey were kiUed, he replied six. 103 Blssdl . St. and Evelyn kota campus here. It has a ing In m etzi^. for full Safeguard antimissile COME 16 HOI HALE Lillian McAllister and Mrs. 649-5241 STAMFORD (AP)—"I’m very placed in front of us as we "I thought that was a nice, Beatrice Slater of Greenwich, nine-bed metabolic ward, chem­ OPEN He gave no assessment of cur- deployment eventually. But he Ethel Makulls. 963 MAfliH STMET, AAANCHISTIR happy and reUeved," says Mrs. moved," LaCross said. "Since conservative number,” said FOR YOUR FREE tlHDATOIFT ical .labs and a controUed-en- roit operations in Csunbodla disclosed Nixon’s decision to., Police on Trail of Kidnapers March 27, at Soum United |7«45 A .M . lo 10 P.M. (Gressd Floor Next to Horn A HiAo) Mildred Caraszl. “ Maybe I can mey weren’t going to risk mem- LaCross, who was on his first and Laos except to 'say mey throttle down to a minimum ad­ were not out mere,” S.Sgt, Jim­ We’re proud and happjr to sahite oar.'Giii Seouta.. Women’s Home League of me Memodlst Church. vlnmment animal room. By NICK LUDINOTON held and inside found me type­ sleep nowV’ selves just for me sake of their combat assault mission. ‘T "are providing a further test <4 vance In me program until it mie J. Sexton of San Angelo, the dauf hten of our community, durinf 6M Scout Salvation Army will meet to­ Associated Press Writer writer on which me ransom note Mrs. Caraszi had stayed beliefs." didn't want to say zero because . . . increasing abUiUes” of me can be determined whemer Tex., said, me four airmen Week. Gin Scoto are an aaMt to'the ootniuiini^'' morrow at 1:80 p.m. in the Ju­ was written and drafts of me awake all Sunday night and Like all omer witnesses in me I figured somewhere along the Soum 'Vietnamese. mere Is a chance for a U.S.-So- ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — walked out and caught a taxi to and we commend their worthy'record oC BefaieeB nior Hall of the Citadel. Mrs. note. mrough Monday, waiting for rebuttal phase, LaCross was line lone o f m y men would have Laird presented me new re- agreement on offensive and Turkish poUce said today mey melr bUlet. meats and their untiring dedfeatk e tc IlM ir high Mary Thrall is in charge of an PoUce said me kidnapers word about her son Richard— asked whemer Medina in Ms port as me first comprehensive defensive Umltatlons. are closing in on me leftist kid­ "They were questioned goal*- , educational program. Hostesses rented me apartment from an one of four American airmen pre-assault briefings gave in- (See Page Eight) flve-year defense program napers o t four U.S. airmen who immediately by American offi­ are Mrs. Elsa Samuelson and unsuspecting landlord before released Monday In Turkey by AU Giri Scouts visiting Haw’s this . w«i^ Will ndeird me Nixon administration, al- (8a® Page Eight) were freed Monday night after cials and Turkim poUce. M rs. lEUzalbem Cone. me kidnaping and offered a poUtical kidnapers who had held a frM Urthday g i f t . . . Coma f s t jrom . five days in captivity. Held captive wim Sexton were good price for it. mem since Wednesday. No ransom was paid to me Airmen l.C. Richard Caraszl of The Strickland-Borst Group The word came at about 6 terrorists of me so-called Turk- The general area of me hide­ Stam ford, Ckxin., L a rry J, HsAV- o f Second Congregational p.m., while Mrs. Caraszl'was Idi People’s Liberation Army out was made known to police ner of Denver, Colo., and jEunes talking wim a reporter from me PX Probers Hear Report Church will meet tomorrow at U.S. Command Says: despite their threat to shoot me by a member of me gang who M. Gholson of Alexandria, Va. New York Times. 7:80 p.m. at me church to pre-. Americans' If 4400,(XX) was not was caught soon after the ab- The airmen, looking well and pare for me antique show on Suddenly someone else at me Of Offer of $50,000 Bribe handed over by last Saturday ducUon. The kidnapers appar- composed, said mey were treat­ Thursday and Friday. Hostesses newspaper interrupted, teUing momlng. Both me U.S. and ently bolted when mey observed ed well by me kidnapers. But are Mrs. Charles Sprague and Drive in Laos Buying Time her that her son had been re­ WASHINGTON (AP) — The dence from Army sources have MAIN g|«BfT—MANI Turkish governments refused to me search In neighboring apart- "when you are looking down me leased unharmed. The State De­ Mrs. Raymond Chlttlck. Army’s top police officer in Eu­ stated that Cole had been found bargain. ments, poUce said. barrel of a machine gun, anyone partment and me U.S. Embassy rope told Senators today a brig­ to deal in Europe wim mer­ save on For Allies in Vietnam War Interior Minister Haldun Men- Turkish officials said me kld- would be scared,” Caraszi said. In Ankara, Turkey; men con­ adier general went absent wim- chants he had known in Viet­ tesoglu said a poUce dragnet napers telephofRRj^ acqualn- crib SAIGON (AP) — The South soum of Highway 9 are only get- Sexton's pregnant yrtfe, Bar­ firmed the report and 20 min­ out leave on a long “ lost week­ nam and that he pushed me pro­ receiving 38*x5ir size was "on me kidnapers’ trail.” tances several times Monday "Pampers” Vletaamese thrust in to L a o s has ting half a load or flve days’ bara, said she was "very, very utes later she was on me phone end" and when found claimed curement of melr merchandise supplies.” Hundreds of uniformed and trying to get me captives off reUeved.” "It’s me most won­ to Richard himself. He said he he had been offered a $50,000 "in such a manner that it ap­ plHows already set Hanot’s war In Viet- have plalnclomes poUce were seen melr hands. Late in me evening fine and would be home Daytime blankets crib blankets The South derful news I ever heard. In my was bribe to take me EMm Amend­ peared all but compulsory that nam and Cambodia back five ^ tj,e combing a hlgh-rent resldenUal mey suddenly gathered up melr life,” Gholson’s momer said Jn soon. ment. such merchandise be produced 30's M rs. CJaraszl says she “ just 1.19 mcnm., according to the latest ^^S %^an“s ’^LkLng. ^'ere Alexandria. Brig. Gen. Hariey L. Moore, from these sources.’’ THESE PRICES IN EFFECT kept waiting. I just had to hear Provost iMarshal of me U.S. Gen. Moore, describing wdiat 8 8 « ‘~ l 4 7 1 6 « ^ official assessment of me U.S. uierefore. Hanoi has been set W R®^- , , ,, ^ The kidnapers said mey 1.79 CommaiuL And by me time me ^ack 160 days, or five months. P<>»ce later found the apart- mey bfc" held. After w^t- Army Command in E u n ^, said he called me "Cole caper," said Newborn (See Page Eight) (See Page Seven) Brig. Gen. Earl F. Cole dlsap- that the general disappeared on Soft, comfertoblo 1.19 36x50 size. Polyester