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VOL. LXXXX, NO. 192 (TWENTY FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS—INCLUDING TV) MANCHESTER, CONN.^ SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1971 (Ciassifled Advertuing on Pago zii PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS
Debate Continues M ail Rates Pickets To Counter Among Senators Increase Armed Forces Day Tonight WASHINGTON (AP) — The Parades, Speeches On Troop Cut Bid new Postal Service's flret rate increase will go into effect to By CARL P. LEUBSDORF By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS night unless the Supreme Court Active duty serviceen, veterans and civilian war dis; Associated Press Writer, ___ intervenes'. WASHINGTON (AP) — Two Foreifirn Relations senters planned counter-demonstrations at military-in The U.S. Court of Appeals stallations across the nation today to mark Armed Committee members considered undecided on a Senate un^m cusly upheld Friday a move to halve the U.S. troop commitment in Europe ruling by Dist. Court Judge Wil Forces Day. ------:— have lashed out at White House refusal to discuss a liam B. Bryant denying a tem Planners, who were operating gate. An attempt to block the compromise. ------porary injunction against the mostly on the local level, said base's five gates was scheduled they were protesting “ the glorif- (or Monday. Sena. Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., —those of us who are skeptl* raise. Newspaper and mag^ine and Oalbome Pell, D-R.I., reg- gaj .. publishers and three other About 25 combat veterans Istered their complaints Friday Rhode Island Democrat groups of mall users sought to ed with the day. would enter the U.S. block the rate hike. Demonstrations would ^ gen- Academy at West Point \«iien Secretary of State William added: “ There Is always an er^ly peaceful, wito plcketi^, distribute thousands of leaf- P. Rogers testified before the area of compromise." There has been no indication rallying and leafletlng, said the gg^j„ committee. >rj,e Rogers appearance, dur- the Supreme Court will be asked v\laviviA«*ci *■' planners. they are prepared “ to engage in And Sen. John Sherman Ooc^- ing ^diich he opposed as uncon- to Intervene. Protest si^nsors included the g ^ g atrocities in which er, R-Ky., an <^)ponent of Demo- st'tuUonal and dangerous pro- The rate boost, effective at American Servicemn’s Union, these veterans were forced to cratic Leader ItOke Man^ield’s posals to curb presidential war- midnight tonight, comes under Vietnam Veterans Against the narUcinate ” troop-cut proposal scheduled for making powers, turned Into a what the Postal Service claims War, People’s Coalition for ^ „ a Wednesday vote, told Rogers: broad-ranging session on Fu- is its authority to make tempo Peace and JusUce, Southern At Ft. Bragg, N.C., a major “ The administration has to real- rope and Indochina, too. rary increases pending a recom Christian Leadership Confer- Planned. Last year, the Ize that we have to make some Sen. J.W. Fulbrig^t, D-Ark., mendation by the Postal Rate ence and National Welfare which has many return- judgments of our own." committee chairman, said the Commission. Rlghts Organization. Vietnam veterans as well as The mailers sought the injunc , Ai Ti soldiers used during Washing- The White House Is conduct (See Page Twelve) tion to halt the increases until P«“ ® actions-had ing one of the most strenuous K, the biggest Armed Forces Day the rate commissiain, which be scheduled their usual parades, protest ^ lobbying efforts of the Nixon ad gins hearings next Monday on a ministration In Its bid to defeat air and weapons demonstra- Authoritles at Wright-Patter- permanent, $1.45-blUlon-a-year tlons, speeches, base tours and g„„ ^Ir Force Base near Day- the Mansfield amendment. revenue proposal, has time to “ Everybody In the adminis Bonn Sees act. throughout the country. tration is calling everybody up The Postal Service Eilready enlng security for a rally ex- here," one Democrat said. has printed billions of eight-cent Leaders of a protest rally ex- pected to draw 1,500. Although The outcome is considered Cut Affecting Eisenhower stamps to replace pected to draw 2,000 persons to protest leaders said the rally close—with a large block of the slx-cent version, a record a park across from Ft. Dix, would be peaceful, a base infor- N.J., said they would go ahead matlon officer said: undecided senators apparently best-seller, and of eight-cent as planned, despite a U.S. Dis- “ We will have people on alert bedding the balance. Moscow Bid American flag stamps, also pop trict court Judge’s decision Fri- and on call above and beyond Case, adio favors the thrust ular at six cents. day not to interfere with the normal. If there is an attempt but possibly not the specifics of BONN, Germany (AP)— ■Power to set postage rates Army’s refusal to allow the at penetraUon, there are re Mansfield’s amendment, loosed Chancellor Willy Brandt’s gov- was taken from Congress in demonstration. sources we will have to call.” hls attack on comments made a emment fears that a unilateral postal reform legislation. Now, President Sadat of Egypt, right, meets President Gaafar al-Nimeiry of the day earlier by White House withdrawal of American troops Two hundred rio( trained Rallies were also scheduled the postal’) Board of Governors, Sudan after the latter came to Cairo to show support of Sadat. (AP Photo) press secretary Ronald L. Zle- from Europe would threaten which takes full control of the troops from the 6th Armored for Dt. Devens , Mass.; naval gler, who said the President W*®! Germany’s efforts to im- system July 1, is supposed to set Cavalry at Port Meade, Md., and marine facilities at San Die- would not settle for a compro- P«>ve its ties with Communist its own costs and bring in have been sent to Ft. Dix as a go, Callf.; San Antonio Ft mlse in the figiit. Eastern Europe. enough revenue to break even. In Egypt precaution, according to Maj. Hood and Ft. Bliss, Tex.; Mc- “This is inbderable,” the The West Germans feel that The temporary increases, the Gen. Howard H. Cooksey, the chord AFB, Bremerton NavaJ base commander. usually mild-mannered Case United States Postal Service said, are neces Base, and the Army’s Ft. Lewis, said. “ I think it was also moat "lalntalns a heavy military sary to begin putting the mall At Griffis Air FV)rce Base in wash.; Ft. Benning, Ga.; Ports- undlplomaUc of Mr. Ziegler" presence in Europe, the Soviet on a sound financial basis. st^ngjH>lnt for mouth. N.H., Navy Base and B52 bombers departing for nearby Pease AF’B. unless it was part of a plan un- interested in Sadat Moves to Tighten Postmaster Edward H. Sauter Southeast .Asia, organizers others Include Ft. Carson, the der which “ it was intended that ^ ^ agreement reminds townspeople that the Congress be humiliated." wlth^Bonn. j . If the more than 200,000 U.S. Pell, aa advMate of compro- troops in Germany were cut to (See 'Page Twelve) Reins on Newixovernment noon rally outside the main (See Page Ten) mlse, e t c h e d former Secre- haifthat numbtr, as proposed in tary of S ^ Dean Acheson’s haw that number, as proposed in President Anwar Sadat Investigate alleged irregulari Sadat replaced Gomaa with ties and' civil rights violations comrnent that it was asinine to giderably ontnumbered by Corn- o f Egypt moved to Mahmoud Salem, former gover by some of the former govern cut U A trw ^ strength without torcaa in Eastern Eu- Chances Dim strengthen control over his nor of Alexandria. a reciprocal Soviet cut. new government today af ment offical . Observers specu Ih addition to the six Cabinet lated that further changes In the members who resigned, five Gain Seen A'cheson was one of a group of U.S. intelligence reports say ter winning a fierce power Argum ents government were Imminent. other members of the previous former U.S. diplomats and gen- the Soviets maintain a total of For Averting struggle with a clique of Sadat formed a new 35-mem- government were not included erals who met with President divisions in Eastern Europe 26 ministers who he said con ber cabinet on FMday and in the new cabinet. Near End Moderate Nixon TTiursday to map strate- — 20 in Blast Germany and two spired to overthrow him. promised in a national radio gy against the Mansfield each in Czechoslovakia, Hun- Rail Strike Thousands of Egyptians took Egyptians received the news broadcast that the leadership of of the purge with obvious de amendment. gary and Poland. A Soviet divi- to the streets of Cairo chanting the ASU also would be replaced On Seale In Econmy Acheson’s use of "asinine,” sion contains 10,000 .men. WASHINGTON (AP) — A fed full support for Sadat’s purge of light, many taking to the streets eral mediator is attempting to through "completely free elec In several districts in Cairo to Pell told Rogers, “ turns i|s <^f As a result, the Geomans feel political foes and shouting slo tions.” By PETER OOWEN By BILL NEIKIRK schedule formal contract nego demonstrate support. ______Moscow would lose interest in gans denouncing the six ousted Associated Press Writer Associated Press Writer tiations this weekend in an ef In accusing his political foes In Beirut, Lebanon, hundreds ~ ~ coming to terms with Bonn. ministers. of trying to overthrow him, sad- fort to avert a nationwide rail Trucks loaded with workers of demonstrators converged on NEW HAVEN (AP) — The WASHINGTON (AP) — The This is what Brandt's govern at said they wanted to plunge road strike by the signalmen's and students converged on the the Egyptian Embassy to ex defense and prosecution in the nation’s economy is expanding ment meant when it said in a the nation into chaos with the union. presidential palace as crowds press support for Sadat. trial of Black Panther Chairman at a steady but still slack-ridden comment on the Senate moves: sudden resignations Thursday Bobby G. Seale and a local Pan Underground As informal talks continued marched through the downtown The demonstrators, carrying pace, the latest government “ In the present state cf rela night of the six ministers, in ther leader have finished pre Friday, Asst. Secretary of La area urging Sadat to “ crush all portraits of Sadat and his prede reading of industry’s production tions between East and West, cluding defense chief Lt. Gen. senting witnesses, and final ar- reduction in U.S. armed forces bor J.W. Usery tried to get all centers of power.” cessor, the late Gamal Abdel, shews. parties together at the bargain Mohammed Fawzl, and the g;uments are scheduled to begin Nuclear Test ip Ehirope would have extreme The Egyptian press also sup Nasser, chanted, "Nasser, Nas The Federal Reserve Board ing table. three ASU officials. Tuesday, ly sericus effects on stability in ported the government changes, ser, Nasser,” and “We will sac reported Friday its key indus- C.J. Chamberlain, president To indicate how thorough the The prosecutor. State’s Atty. Europe, on the chances for a de ^ e mass circulation Al Akhbar rifice our blood and our souls, t) ial production index advanced of the AFLrCIO Brotherhood of planning was, Sadat said that Arnold Markle, called four re Slet fo r June tente and on the possibility for wrote: ”We support you—Sadat Sadat.’’ by .3 per cent in April following Railroad Signalmen, refused to when he returned home Thurs buttal witnesses Friday to com balanced measures to control —because we care for the na In his broadcast, Sadat called a .2 per cent gain in March. \ By TERRY RYAN retract his 6 a.m. Monday strike day night he found a tape re plete his case against Seale and armaments.” tional unity of the country.” the purge a showdown between Such a gain is considered Associated Press Writer deadline and took a dim view of corder. Just before the resigna Ericka Huggins, a local Panther rr.oderate and nowhere was But Brandt’s government Radio Cairo broadcast what it himself and ousted Vice Presi leader. The last defense witness, setUement chances. tions were submitted, the presi there evidence the economy Is LAS VEGAS, Nev, (AP) _ would have no objections at all called “avalanches of cables” dent All Sabry over control of Mrs. Huggins, ended 2% days “ Tliey don’t look good,” he dent had decreed an end to all in the midst of a vigorous up After the longest halt in almost ^ ^ ^ .withdrawal if it were supporting Sadat, who has the Arab Socialist Union. on the witness stand Thursday. said. “All of our teams are or special police surveillance, in surge, as some Nixon adminis 10 years, the Atomic Energy matched by an equal reducUon threatened to turn "Into mince Sabry, Egypt’s leading leftist Seale did not testify. ganized and are prepared to cluding wiretapping. tration officials have claimed. Commission says it is ready to ^ Communist forces, meat” anyone endangering his and a close friend of the Soviet locket the proper places.” Al Ahram said two Intelll- Following a lengthy conference resume underground nuclear Brandt has been pushing for regime. Union, was fired May 2 by Sad "It’s a fairly good figure,” Although the union’s 13,(XX) The semiofficial newspaper Al -gence officials were arrested as with attorneys for both sides. said Dr. Hendrik Houthakker, a testing with new ground rules to talks on such a mutually bal- members represent a small at, ostensibly in a dispute over Ahram reported that the six they attempted to destroy a pri Judge Harold M. Mulvey an member of President Nixon’s prevent radiation leaks. anced force reduction between fraction of the nation’s rail formation of a federation of ministers were placed under vate library of tapes belonging nounced that the lawyers hoped Council of Economic Advisers. The AEG said Friday it will Soviets and the North Atlan- workers, their pickets at com Egypt, Syria and Libya that house arrest along with three to former Interior Minister Sha- to finish their summations on "But we don’t think it changes detonate a nuclear device in Treaty Organization, muter and intercity rail lines al Sadat had initiated. Tuesday. Mulvey said he could high officials of the Arab Social wari Gomaa, one of those who the picture that much.” early June at the Nevada Test **™t came up at a NATO most certainly would be hon In Tel Aviv, Israeli Defense then charge the jury of five ist Union—ASU—Egypt’s only resigned. TTie paper said Sadat Houthakker said Industrial Site 66 miles northwest of here, meeting in Iceland in early 1968, ored by other unions. Minister Moshe Dayan said he blacks and seven whites on planned to personally supervise production tends to be sluggish The device, designed to free hut the - Soviet-led invasion of The signalmen, without a con- political party. considered the Egyptian politi- Wednesday £ind allow them to The paper said a special judi the burning of thousands of when productivity of the na natural gas trapped in rock for- begin deliberations. (See Page Ten) ciary committee was set up to tapes at the Interior Mtndstry. (See Page Twelve) tion’s workers Is rising, and share program to develop peace- (See Page ’Ihiee) The end of testimony FYiday could mean inflation is slowing mations, is a part of the Plow was anticlimactlc. Two witnesses further. ful uses for nuclear explosives, said a defense witness, Craig S. Although other economists dif the AEC said. Gauthier, had worked the mid fer, he said the Industrial pro- The shot will be the first U.S. night to 7 a.m. shift at an air ciuclion index Is not regarded as nuclear test in almost half a craft plant in May 1969, and not tile most sensitive barometer of the 3:30 p.m. to midnight shift, year, the longest halt in testing Major Mine Blast Claims Five GIs in Viet how the economy Is doing. “ It’s as Gauthier had claimed. since the three-year Elsenhower more of a man-hour index,” he moratorium ended in 1062. SAIGON (AP) — Five Ameri Another witness attempted to said, measuring output per Testing was suspended by the cans were kiilied when a mine discredit defense testimony man-hour. AEC after a test exploelcm ripped through an armored per about the reason a national Pan Industrial production meas named Baneberry went awry on sonnel carrier traveling' cn a ther official came to the East ures output of the nation’s facto Dec. 18, the seventh test since secondary road 17 miles south Coast from the party’s head ries, mines and utilities. June in 1970. of Da Nang, the U.8. Command quarters In California. In April, the board said, the A low-ylrid shot with an ex said today. . .ft-.. . The witness maintains that the Index continued to rise In spite plosive force of less than 20,000 official, Landon Williams, was of the fact automobile produc tons TNT blasted a SOO-foot The Incident Friday was the sent to help with a purge that tion fell 8 per cent from March. crack in the surface of the Vuc- second major mine or booby ended in the death of Alex Auto assemblies fell to an an ca Flat area of the test site. ^ trap explosion recently. Seven Rackley. The defense claims nual rate of 8.2 million units in A plume of nidioactivd dust, U.S. soldiers were killed and 12 Williams’ mission was to help April, but the boeird said pro dirt and water vapor d n t 7,000 wounded three weeks ago in the improve distribution of the Pan duction schedules indicate auto feet into the air, and radioactive explosion o< an artillery shell km ther newspaper. output is increasing this month. failout was later detected over rigged as a booby trap about 90 Mulvey did not allow Markle miles south of Da Nang. Both The grain was achieved prima IS Western states. m to question his fourth witness') Incidents involved troops of the rily because output of consumer The ABC reported Friday, that a New Haven policeman. The Amerlcal Division. goods and industrial materials the Baneberry accident resulted judge ruled that the witness’ strengthened. Production of from a geologic fluke and said The command reported no testimony was not proper rebut steel, for instance, rose again, new procedures would “ siibstan- ground fighting Involving U.S. tal, and should have been of indicating more stockpiling In tially reduce the probability of a forces. fered when the prosecution pre Salgxxi headquarters said 60 sented its regular case. anticipation of a strike later this similar future occurrence.” year. The chief cause of the Bane North Vietnamese and Viet According to the prosecutor, Output of textile, chemical berry accident was' an unantici Cong troops have been killed in the witness would have contra and rubber materials increased, pated, amount of water in the a new South Vietnamese drive dicted defense testimony disput along with furniture, television clay and rock 910 feet under along a 26-mile stretch of east ing the vantage point of another sets, some appliances and con ground \^ere the shot was ern Cambodia. policeman, who said he saw sumer staples. fired, the AEC said. A communique said the bodies Seale enter the apartment where The water increased energy of 46 enemy soldiers were found Rackley was being held one hour In addition to autos, produc tion of business and defense release through the ropk, the Friday in an area eight miles before the state alleges that ABX3 said. It produced ground northwest of the Cambodian Seale ordered Rackley slain. equipment declined. The drop In town of Kompong Trach. U.S. Seale, 34, and Mrs. Huggins, business-equipment output motion of a shot three to five ' A, times Banberry’s size, said one and South Vietnamese strike 23, a local Panther leader, face “ continued & be widespread and the April level was 15 per AEC official. aircraft had pounded the region V . ^ capital charges in the killing of Radiation contominated 162 earlier. Rackley, a party member from cent below Its 1969 high,” the test site workers and 400 of 600 Fourteen other North Viet New York, on May 21. 1969. board said. cars checked, and was detecta namese and Viet. Cong scddlers They are charged with kidnap Meanwhile, Henry Wallich, a ble on the ground at several de were reported Idlled in clemfaes ing resulting In Rackley’s death Yale University economist, told sert hamlets near the test site, involving company-sized units. and aiding and abetting his the Senate-House Economic the r^wrt said. South Vietnamese casualties for m urder-charges that carry the Committee that signs point “ to However, it added that no cme the five-day operation were put death penalty—plus lesser n' very strong economy” in 1972. offenses. on or off the site was exposed to at one killed and eight wounded. He pointed to upswings In hous more than a fraction of the fed- The objective of the operation, Although Seale did not take ing. state and local spending, GIs watch incoming helicopter land at Fire Base helicopter into the jungled hills which surround the stand to rebut prosecutton and consumer buying. (8m Pace H u m ) (Sm Page Ten) Gladiator, west of Hue. The GIs were to take the the base for a reconnaissance patrol. (AP Phc|to) (Se-j Page Tluee) (1^ Page Twelve)
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I-- P A G E T W O BIANCHESTER EVENING Hp^ALD; MANCHESTER;. CONN.. SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1971 Sheinwold on Bridge M e x ic a n Rubella BOl THEATER TIME SCHEDULE MHS Honor Roll FORmRENIBANO g o o d MARKET SEEN P a s s e d B y FOR BRIDGE MASKS flBNlOBS David Mainville Sue Kahn Ambassadors Y O U N d PEO PLE ’ SATURDAY NORTH m ch Mlchad Malerba Jennifer Katz » • •WmSW W «• raiiiWi a Mms Leaf," By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 4 K 5 3 s— SI iiDWSIt HSilWl' 1 Burnside — "A New A lan AgoaUnelU Shirley Maston Christc^er Kearns C? J 4 2 A New Breed A s s e m b ly 7:80, 9:80.- I have almost decided to go Peggy Baldwin Thomas Mayer William Krauae State — "Patton,” 4:00, 9:00; 0 K 6 Karen Bangasser Kathleen MoCann Linda Larivee into the business of selling 4b K J 1043 MEXICO o m r (A P ) — a new I k l A$n xaMimo HARTFORD (AP) — PubUc "MASH,” 2:00, 7:00. masks to tournament bridge Jeffrey BisaeU William McGovern KaroiiLeemon WEST EAST breed of ambassadors is being school children under the age of UA Theater Bast — "Law players. MJr biggest seUer Deboral) Brown Edward McMullin Richard Lescroart sent abroad by the Mexican 12 will be a^jsured of protection rence o f A rabia,” 1:30, B:00, would be an intelligent, serious Q 7 4 4 109 8 2 Sandra Bunce Donald Miller Gfdl London Q 6 5 Wednesday. government. The ' accent on against German ifeasles under 8:30. face that would make even a <0 9 8 7 Cherrdyn Burgees Melinda Moore Kathleoi Maloney The four-day session wlU teau- salesmanship and youth defies PinMil GviSiMt S«||mM a bill that won final legislative Manchester Drive-In — “'Pat beginner look like a brilliant ex Q 10 5 2 0 9 7 4 3 Stanley Cliace Marian Matudiak ture programs in advanced in ABFOINXMKNTS Virginia Morse the image of the old-style am approval FYlday in the State ton,” 8:10; "MASH," 11:00. pert. (Modesty prevente me Q 7 2 4 b 8 6 Cynthia Cohen Donald Mullen Audrey Maxwell surance subjects, with «q>eakera Three merchandising appoint bassador, in many cases a gen Senate. East Hartford Drive-In — from telling you which well- SOUTH Joaei^ Cohoi Sharon Nelson Raymond McGugan from the region executive of ments among executives of eral or politician sent abroad in ■OTiinto The measure requires that, by "Raid on Rommel,” 10:00; known expert this mask would 4 A J 6 ' Jean Conyers Deborah Nelaon fices in Boston. Davidson and Leventhal, Iho., Susan Nelson order to keep him from creating uttt 17 KcswMyl the beginning of next .year, all "Two Mules for Sister Sara," most closely resemble.) But C? A K 103 Christopher Oo<^r Susan Orfltelll TinM w Mrit GMrtMi Thoe going to the conference have }>een announced by Donald J oyce Nenvth political problems at home. youngsters under 12 be vaccin 8:05. there would also he a market 0 A J 8 Bm eat Cooc I^nn Ostrinsky from Manchester are Albert Davtoron, board chairman. Judith NUes Typical of the new wave la Ju ' J ated against German Measles East Windsor Drive-In—"Lit for a mask that would make an 4b A 9 5 Paula Cyr Richard Oatway Marotte, manager; Madeline Richard Wrubri of Middle- Michael Paganl lio Zamora BaUz, S3, an econo (rubella) before they are allowed tle Murders,” 9:65; "Bando expert look like a palooka. West South West North Esit Gail Cserwinskl Margaret Pastva Michele Patterson Lambert, office managper; Her town has hem named general mist who was a postgraduate ■KIMOa 17«MMf to attend school. Cost of the im lero," 8:05. needed such a mask In the hand 2 NT Pass 6 NT Barbara Davidson TJnda Peck Gary Perzanowskl VfiiMtBpwnr A ll Pass bert lyiM-, George Naczkowskl, merchandise manager for aU student at the University of Tex munization program, now con- Meadows Drive-In — "Pat shown today. ------James Davis Robert Person Laureen Press MlSttlSIMd Max IMitohley, PhUlp Freed D&L and Weathervane stores. as. As the new ambasaaxlor to ducted on a voluntary basis, will ton,” 8:16; "MASH," 11:80. South dealer. dummy, with the ace-jack of Jeanne Demko Darlene Petersen man, Bernard Nault and Morris Leonard Perlman of West Hart Wayne Rawlins Uruguay he observed : J "we be home by the state. Blue-HlUs Drive-In "No Blade Both sides irulnerable. spades in his own hand. M ary Ann Disave thb Kerry Donahue Elisabeth Ramey Executioner," 8:20. Raymond Ziiiunerman, Timo sportswear departments and aU Ann Rivosa cur products." West opened the deuce of dia queen .of hearts and the queen Eklward Dubaldo David Randall Osvaldo Rodriquez mits a request in writing that thy Braunstein, Harry Cohn, Weathervane stores. Kurt Neu- President Luis Bcheverria his child not be included In the SUNDAY MAY lOTH monds, and South gratefully let of spades. South thereupon took Janet Duggan Dele Ransom Michael Salmond Roland Nadeau, Richard La^ haus of New Britain, continuing has told the new ambfUKsdors; immunization program. Burnside—“ A New Leaf” 2:30, this ride around to his own the ace of spades, dropidng Oe P aul EOseeser Suzette Reiser Robin Sapioiza H ebron PoUa, Joseph Underwood, aa buyer tor ling;erle, sleepwear "I want you to be salesmen." The bill now goes to the gov 4:30, 6-30, 8:30 hand, winning with the jack. queen, and won the last trick Kathleen Paulds James Reuter Albert Scanlon One group of newly chosen en James MlUer, John Shea, and hosiery, wlU addiUonaUy ernor’s desk. State—"Patton” 4:00, 9:00. South wasn’t surprised to get a with the Jack of spades, making Thomas Plengo Michael Rubera Janet Schaffer voys included four ranging in Light Bulh Sale Charles Balderstcm, IITUlam heed merchandising for aU DAL Other bills receiving final leg "MASH” 2:00, 7:00 gift on the opening lead since his slam with a precious over accessory departments. Richard Forde Linda St. Laurent Jayne Schoen age from 32 to SS and three UA Theater East—"Lawrence any suit at all would give him a Melnick, J^frey Adams, Rob Susan Garrison islative approval In the Senate trick. Ann Sallng Alan Schr^ber m ore under 42. Slated hy Lions of Arabia” 1:00, 4:30, 8:00 free finesse, but he was sur If West could have looked like ert Magewan, Frank Plante, Richard Gowen w ould; OOHEN 8UOOEED6 MOTT Irma Sanchinl Steidien Sisco Mexico needs foreign markets 'Manchester Drive-In — "Pat prised to discover from East’s a palcoka, his opening lead R ichard (Hope, B en Karpm an, Carol GuUlemette Barry Scheer —Grant tax. credits to busi Joseph 'P. Mott, chairman of Jorge Solano for fast-g^rowlng industry. It hM The Hebron Lidns Club will ton” 8:10. “MASH” 11:00 play that West had surely led would not have been so reveal F red King. Thomas Harney David Schmeddlng nesses for 5 per cent of the cast the board and chi6f executive Jack WlgnaU Jr. - Salvatore Spano a favoraWe balance of trade conduct a house-to-hbuse light East Hartford Drive-In—“ Raid from a queen. ing. South might have wen only Also, Aldo Plccin, Leandre Gene Johnson Ursula Hasler Albert Schulze EXlward Sposito' with countries in- the Latln- bulb sale tomorrow starting at of setting up day-care centers ______Bolduc,_ _PhUip Back, Richard___ officer of Mott's Super Markets, for employes. The pr«q>o8ed law on Rommel” 8:05. "Two Mules Experts don’t lead away from j2 tricks (Important In a toumar Under WignaU’s leadership. Sharon Hodge Patricia Scott Gary Torza Amerlcan EYee ‘ Trade Associa 1 p.m. in conjunction with the for Sister Sara" 9:50 queens or kings against six no- ment); and he might eVen have Bohadlk, Donald GalU, Solomon coming a salesman at Mbriar- I”c., told shareholders at the Joyce Holman Howard Slade Nancy Veglaid tion and with Central-Amerlcan International Lions Club cam would cover any expenses in Yaamer,’ Richard Pestke, Max ty’s. he played professional base- annual meetliig yesterday he U Bast Windsor Drive-In—“Lit trump. They look for a lead that found a way to g;o down! growth records for the com (Herald photo by Buceiviclus) Thomas Hoops Maureen Sleurpa Debra Wallace countries. But trade with the paign. curred since the begliming of Schlar, Ramlsk, with the N.Y. Giants and tle Murders” 8:06. "Bandolero” is unlikely to cost a trick. What Dally Qoestimi Anthony pany’ s 94 units and w as award Richard Lemieux, 6, of 279 Scott Dr. proudly dis Kim Hovey Kathleen Small John Wareham United states and some Euro Each year Lions throughout this year and is expected to an (Herald photo by Ooe) Sidney Otdlins and Albert MUwaukee Braves. swer problems of parents with 1 0 : 0 0 had happened to West? Partner opens with *-NT, and ed a “ F irst In the N ation" plays his picture that won the first prize trophy Robert Hust Sandra Smith Margaret Wassmer pean cduntrles has led to a the world conduct these sales Meadows Drive-In—“Patton” South looked at West and rec- „oxt player passes. You It’s a memorable month for Israel (Izzy) Snyder, ' Puzzo. Henry Darna of 78 Norman Constance Johnstm Lenore Smyth children of preschool age who Dr., Wapplng, has been named plaque by Robert L. Rice, presi in Connecticut Mutual Life’s 125th Anniversary Judith WhiteseU trade deficit that amounted to on a specific day. The proceeds 8:16. “ MASgL’ 11:30 ognlzed a player of known ablll' hold: Spades, 10-9-8-2; Hearts, buyer and general manager for Regal Men’s Shop. Richard Joyner wish to work. to the exclusive club for the dent and chairman of Health art contest, held for children of home office em Michael Snyder Cheryl Winter m ore than $700 mlUlon last are used to finance sigdit con Blue Ifills Drive-In—"No ty. Why on earth would an ex 9-8-7; Diamonds, 9-7-4-S; Oubs, He’s not only celebrating his 25th year with the SURVEYOR OPENS OFFICE —Permit the state Department 10th time in his selling career. Industries, Inc. ployes. His dad, Edward, a marketing analyst, Paul Kasek Richsud SoUanek Alfred Zodda year. servation projects. Blade of Grass" 8:20. "Travel pert of this stature lead away firm, but he’s just won a national sales contest. . Douglas Prior of Tolland an Marcella Klecolt Joyce Spaulding of PuUic Works to tmdertake a 8 - 6 . i Before coming to Manches Any resident not contacted, ing Executioner" 10:10 from the queen of diamonds? What do you say? nounces that he has <^ned his here talks on the phone to a “ secret agent.” The boy Annamarle Klein Mary Squillacote SOPHOMORES sewer or disposal-plant project Here he chooses a pair of golf slacks to wear when ter, WignaU spent six months at may caU any Lion’s Club mem The only reasonable explanation Answer; "Thank goodnessP’ own office in that town, Douglas also won a paint set. He attends Buckley School. EUlse Kloter Carol Stcmeman H i^ ordered by the state’s Water Re he “cashes in” his prize Monday — an expense- the Hamden Spa, the com Vernon ber who will be glad to deliver Is that West had all four queens You were afraid the oppmients Prior Associates, for the prac CarcH Krleski Patricia Strickland sources (jommlsslon if the town paid 10-day vacation for two in the Bahamas. pany’s first New England facil Aaron Bayer the order. and couldn’t help himself. were going to make a slaih tice of land surveying. Thomas Mason Jcrtm Tedford in which the project is to be lo ity. Anna Cyr The Lions Club has also iSac- Poughkeepsie Acta On Inference against your horrible hand. Daniel Mcliennon Michael Thibodeau Rockville Pair cated refuses, through a referen ON CROCKETT STAFF FBOiMOTRUffi ^ ^ “a^ches- WignaU said his family " r e Senate D efies ^Reaction,’ Jody Dickinson ed buckets in the various busi Acting on this inference. Nevertheless, you pass. Part Mary Lou Mikulskl Elizabeth Thurston dum or other action to carry Bees Routed g rets deeply” leaving Manches Kathryn Donovan Will Attend ness places throughout town South cashed the ace of clubs ner's bid is higdUy Inidtatlonal, L^r D. Babin, Manager ^ Pro^esSlo^ %eila Misovich Carol Tlnklepaxigh out the order. The town still ter. "We think it’s the most Teresa Dvorak for collecting old eye glasses and led the nine of clubs for a but not forcing. the T, J, Crockett Realtors ot- T>a,vid J. Grady, formeriy of surveyor registered in Passes Power Plant Bill Donald Morgan Christine Utting POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. (AP) tremendous community we have Clara Greenfield and frames. These glasses and would be required to pay its finesse througji West’s queen. Copyright 1071 flee in ToUand has announced Manchester, have received pro- ckmiiecUcut arid Mcmsachusetts Jane Newkirk Kathryn Vaida Baha’i Meeting — Nearly three thousand Insect ever Uved in, and we’U miss HARTFXJRD (AP) — TTie Sen- Buckley had ’warned his col- Robin Hall frames will be earmarked for riiare of the cost, usually IB per He continued with the rest of General Features Oorp. three new uddittonii to the motions at the Travelers Insur- Anlnha Oliva Kathleen Vendrillo Invaders led by their queen ter ^ ^ new additlcas to the com pan ies. has tansn in pracU ce 17 the many friends we’ve made,” Lhane Harvey A Rockville couple will attend the needy. cent, with the state and federal the clubs, discarding two hearts ate Thursday disregarded a ‘'overreaction" to ,en- Carlyle Osier rorized downtown Poughkeepsie HIU was named second vice ™ formeriy as he said. Laura Vltblo Pamela Horhm the Baha’i Oaribbenn Confer Legion Honor Roll governments covering the rest. from his hand. warning of "overreaetton" to vl^ en tal Prob^s. Thomas Pantaleo EVank Walch FYlday afternoon, but a 41-yeai> Mrs. Bonnie Ftorrls of Part- president in the underwriting dl- sociated with Morton S. Fine During his stay here, WignaU Laurie Horwltz ence to be held In Kingston, The American Legion, Jones- —Permit persons between 18 Declarer next cashed the king , „ ___ J , .. Roffer Eddy, R-Newlng- Hope Pastel Peter Walden old man summoned by police rldge Laos, Tolland, is a Man- ^ the Ufe, health and fi was a member of Klwanls, and environmentalproblems and ton, a strong supporter of the Catherine Johnson Jam aica, M ay 21-28. K cefe Batson Post 95, is pres and 21 to give consent for med of diamonds, both top hearts, !J ^ \ IHtATRE EAST Elizabeth Pearce Elizabeth Walker Ilze Klsells restored order singlehcmded. nancial services department. the Manchester and Hartford passed a bUl creating a new bill, said he wanted to make Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Roth ently up-dating its honor roll. ical or dental treatment, hospital and the ace of diamonds. He Susan Pierce Kevin Walsh Karen Knappel John A. George gained con Grady was promoted to assis Cliambers of Commerce. state councU to approve new sure the pubUc imderstands that man o f Carol D r., wlU Join Residents In town with boys service or surgical transplants. returned to dummy with the Mon. - Fri. at 8:00 Bonnie Rein Lynda Walters Claudia Kudd trol of the Invaders—a swarm tant actuary, acturial research, He and his ■wife, Aloma, and power plants In OonnecUcut. the new controls on power plant some 600 Baha’is from the in the service whose names are Such acts now require parental king of spades, saving one Sat. 1:80 - 5 • 8:80 Robert Rlzza Joan Wamlck Margaret Lauder of bees—by capturing the queen In the acturial division of the their three chUdren have made Under the bill, -which goes to construction mean electricity United States who wUl travel not already on the honor roll consent. The bill Is the first of spade and the jack of hearts in Sun. 1 - 4:80 • 8 Paul Romanowlcz Julie Wells Karen Magnuson are asked to contact any Legion several and installing her in a hive. The casualty-property department. J os^ P. Mott thedr home at 521B Hilliard St. the House for final legislative bills might go up. to Jamaica on the S.S. New measures extending Roberta Ryan Deborah White Katherine Ristau m em ber other bees followed peacefully. Hill j AWARD manuiaciurmg ana sys- nounced by both Republicans The Senate also voted initial Barbara Fee bronze star, the World War II Chester native. She has Uved He Is a charter member arid shares o t Wyandotte todustries previous year. Michael Ackerman Mary Clccio ami, FTa. on Monday and re mond BruneU of FVxto Lane. Paul Gamblno Michde Cremtsl victory medial and Good (Conduct in^ ToUand*a^u«B.aM fow* r thei past eight First ^prize in ConnecUcut in itianioraHartford uountyCounty airectordirector of the Corp - «86 a Parker*i*«vc* wvSt,., a«z»«v-i«listed ^.aon ~F^‘ “ihe rumftok quarter enaeaended Wataon has been A.nno4nted ^ Democrats. ai. ^ Buckley a . with- legislative approval of a bill in- Patrick Andrews turn there on May 28 sdter mak Education Committee hzx lAfh annual Anfa ^ ^ a creasing toe maximum rate of James Geyer Fklen Dam Medal. ACADEMY AWARD yeai* with her husband, Lester the loth annual "Q-Tlps” Arts Connecticut As^latlon of Land a*® Amertoan Stock Exchangt. ^prii 3, sales rose to $16.1 mil- p r S n t ^ S ^ S u te r amendment before Bruce Arey ing stops in Mayaguez, Fherto Tile Citizens After Better Ed workmen’s compensation. R. Morgan Bantly Suzanne Heller Ella Decelles BEST PICTURE aiid two ChUdren, Jeffrey, 9, and Awards CbmpeUtlwi, In which surveyors and a member of the Th® ^ »*®w Wya**' Uon. up from $14.3 mUUon a av«tom « the mennfnr.tnrte.,manufacturing Rico and St. Thomas, Virgin Is ucation will meet tomorrow . A A O A W a J a a a AJ«» a 4A» a 4 1 a A J i v a J a w a a a J a i w la t a ^a % a «b a a ««1A ^ David Herbert Klmberlee Ddaney Tonl-iiee, 8. She Is active in the the junior and senior hlgdi con- Connecticut Society of Civil y D«l>ra Vater, 16, o t 209 Zoning Cbmmlsslon and a Wyandotte and (First Hartford 7oe, or 24 cents per share for toe ed vice president of toe parent faith. will be to establish a three- MANCHESTIB CiNTIB Thomas Kodder I4sa E ich FRIf PARK RIAB OI THIATB. Brood St. with her huzbend Henry St., a student at Man- member of toe Capitol Region ■Realty Corp. Hie preferred corresponding 1970 period. Per company. Search, Inc., and a Karen Blnette The three-day conference will town (Hebron, Andover, and M i r O N Steirfien Bleller Lisa Larson Abigail Bills Chester High School. Planning Agency. stock -wUl pay an annual divl- toare calculations were based member of toe Board of Dlrec- David Larsson J os^ Erardi be h^ld at the Sheraton-'Klngs- Marlborough) citizens’ commit 4c 4c 4c 4c 4c 4 k 4 ( Her performance makes He cuid his wife and two dend of 26 cents per toare on 1,117,220 shares outstanding tors. David Bray ton Hotel. The progress o t the tee to work for a better educa Susan Brendel Peter Lawrence Robyn FTdds Debra eligible for toe national daug^itors live on Plains Rd. through Aug. 31, 1973 and 60 April 3. Demarest stated that financ- faith in the Caribbean area will tion at Rham High School. ACADEMY AWARDS GEORGE sco n Jill Britton Peter Leber Karen FVost Judglng in which three state ------cents per share thereafter. Tlie board of directors de- jnj. arrangem^ts have been Evelyn Lessard William Gamache be considered along with a pleui AU boeird members, admin INCLUDING BEST A C T O R wlhners-wUl win top honors In 'WINS TOYOTA AWARD The first of toe regular quar- clared toe 16th regular semi- completed to facUiUte new Linda Brown for exponsicm of the faith in istration and teachers have Lorrle Brown John Lomlxirdo Lyim German BEST toe Chesebrough - Ponds Intf. Joseph McCavanagh, service dividends of 6 cents annual cash dividend of 8 cents product development and ex- that area. been Invited to attend and the EGP] Cheryl Carlson Laurie Miner Keaton Geer PICTURE sponsored contest. Top “Q-Tlp” manager at Lynch Motors, 346 declared May 10, per diare, payable on July 9 panslon of toe company’s poel- On the second idght ot the meeting is open to any con Denise Chabot Michael Mistretta John Geyer SUN., MAY 16 palnter in toe country wUl win Center St., has been selected to payable May 31 to preferred to stockholders of record July Uon In toe small business com- „ conference the public will be in cerned residents of the three Karen Clark Edward Obuchowski Marcia Gordon receive Toyota’s annual Nation puter market. vited to a musical presentation towns. $500. Patricia Cobb Roes Pastel Elizabeth Gourley al Customer Service Award. He The company’s systems soft Debbie Gray on the Baha’i faith entitled, School Lunches Deborah Colby Aldo Patania B BIE F8 has headed toe department ware group, based in Boston, LiCBlie Green "Sounds of a New World." Sev The meiui at the elementary Michael Crockett Alan Sandals Herbert C. Brown of 643 since toe auto dealerriiip open- has estafoUitoed marketing of James Grimes eral well - known entertainers schools next weric will be: Jan Cushman Ashley Saunders Woodbridge SL, eastern market October, A r g u m e n t s Chances Dim fices in Chicago, New Orleans EUlo D ’AppoUonlo Harry Schuh Susan Hardiman will participate in this including Monday: Hot dog on roll, and Washington, D. C. french fries, gfieen beans, fruit regional product manager for ITie award is presented each Susan Dickinson Lynn Snuffer Kathleen Hennessey Dizzy Gille^e, Hazel Scott, For the year ending Dec. 31 Karen Herbert Seals and Crafts, Unda Mar cup. Hanna Industries, attended toe year by Toyota to dealer serv- N e a r E n d For Averting Stei^en Donahue Stephen Straight I7to annual convention and ex- ice managers in the United the company reported a net loss Susan Treadwell M ary E llen Herwey shall and the Baha’i singers Tuesday: Spaghetti, carrot Scott Donnelly posUion o f the Autom atic Ctar o f $99,673, o r 13 cents per share. Deborah Hooey and musical groups. sticks, pineapple slaw, jello with It attributed the loss to start.up Michelle Dupre Ruth V eal Warii Association at toe Inter- F' O n S e a le R ail Strike Ingrid Dzenis John Wlggln Joann Jordan topphig. expenses. Diulng toe year, Wednesday; Oven-filed chick nattonaJ Hotel in Las Vegas, M ary Egan Fhrrest Wilks Carol Kamm (Oonthnied from Fage One) (Continued froni Page One) management stated, toe com Kerri Kolbe en with peaches, seasoned rice, N ev., M ay !s—6. Elaine Ellliott R egular R o ck v ille testimony tort he or^ toe ^ pany ccmipleted develc^nnent of Janet Ekigberg Marianne Albee Susan Kravltz corn, pumpkin pie. Its computer system — toe J o d Krutt Thursday: Meatball grinder, Richard Lawrence of 76 Syca slaying, lone defense witness said Catherine Erardi Robert Allen Hospital Notes BLUE HILLS toe Panther leader’s principal »I*'‘*'® ** * "*• Saturday Search System 70. Customer ac- Timothy Banning Sylvia Lefort tossed salad, potato chips, pea .' TO B'SSUL BPiDC.f IXIT sr more Lane is one of several Patricia Pan- IE ‘ T^ AT p u 'l Hi| I Avf NUE a DFWI accuser, George Sams Jr., bore alter time ran out city groups de- Incident for which Seale expeUed President Nixon. Michael Fields Michael Bensche ternity where they are 2 to 4 wich, vegetable soup, com Karen MacKdizle chips, api^esauce. TRAUELiniG L COUNTRY/ Theodore and children, Carolyn, elgn renovations for their faclU- Sams from toe Panther party. Only a court order or congres- Martin Fisher Robin Bergaminl and 6:30 to 8 p.m. EHECUTIOIUERB The witness, Linda Young, sional action could head off a Spoon Shared Rene Block Lynn MacMullen 9; Beth Ann, 8; Jill, 2; and Lawrence is with Lawrence Nancy Fleishman David Mtdinoski WESTERN a Black Panther, said -Sams strike if negotiatkois fail. Oon- ROME — Spoons of bronze or Diane FbttiergUl Mark Bi^del Manchester Evening Herald Amy, 9 montog. She is original- Associates of Manchester. Jane McCauley Admitted Wednesday: Che^l Recording Star vowed "to get even" with Seale gross passed a special act to iron were in wrldespread if ex- Stanley Gei^el Patricia Carr Mello, Rachel Rd., Mancheetor; Hebron correspondent, Anne ly from Ft Worth, Tex. She ------William McGugan for toe expulsi»ilc»l engineer Charles O’Leary \d "Gnuid Ole _w In 10 days of testimony, toe of toe year, and have rejected a John Golding Louis DellaFera HuiOburt R d., RockiriUe; M ary Uons of years, little is known ACADEMY AWARD with a degree from Wayne Deborah Parson hbUdren Scott, IS; Dole, 18; defense presented 11 witnesses presidential emergency board’s Richard Gould Scott',Dickie Coegrove, George Dr., Vernon; about them, including their diet. BEST SCREEN PLAY ^ Opiy" "7T State Unlveralty and has 16 Diane Perieone to the prosecutloh’s 16. The trial recommendatioi of a 42 per Greta Grant Douglas Dingwall Jeannie West, Snlpstc St., and They are believed to feed cn years’ experience in the. elec Maiulce Pertica began Nov. 17, but became cent boost over 42 mmitos. Dianne Gray Linda Diurand Margaret Plader, South St., both either mtcroscc^ic alg;ae or SFREElNPtoON troplating-metal finlsfalng indus bogged doiwn in jury selection, ------^------It's The Berries! Pick of The Crop — Lawidice Perry Joseph MoOavanagh Janet Hansen Susan Dziedzinski Rockville; Kenneth Oolgan, Blue diatoms. try. and testimony did not get under Deborah Pits APPEARANCES Robin Hennigan Nancy Eklwards R idge D r., Skxith lATndsor; Wil M'AS'H w ay until M arch 18. Robert Rice States who beet exemplify toe Martin Hogan Lynn Elmore liam Newell, Davis Ave., Rock 3 ,6 & 8 P A A 'Southern New England Tele- Toyota standard of quality in Linda Robert Underground Susan Hurwltz Donald Farr ville; Barry Robbins, Stafford phone this week aocoptod a bid port-sale service and customer Jan Rosenthal Springs; Dorothy Casadei, Wash bUNDAi I !t. Barbara Hyde Mary Farrell JoAnne Savlno o f 100.041 fo r toe purchase o f a relations. Highway Traps Priscilla Jassle Gordon Ferrln ington St., Vernon; Jean Cag- Ollf- $110 million, 87-year debenture Mo(3avanagh will receive an Nuclear Test Laurie Sieffert ianello, FTeldstone Lane, Coven tniginia Jewell Bernard Fialkoff Thomas Smayda issue due 2008. The interest rate engraved walnut idaque to r his WASHINGTON (AP) B ooby Blueberry Marjorie Johns Debra Fitzgerald try. SPECTACULAR was set at 8.125 per cent (Funds office, an engraved gold award traps built into toe nations’ Richard Snyder D ischarged W ednesday: -Au Set for June Lynn Jiduiston Nancy Forde Patricia Stankewlcz DEMOLITION from toe sale wdll be used to ring, plus a certificate. To highways should be marked for Gloria Jordan Micbad Freeman drey Jenn, Oak St,, (Manchester; r^w.y advances from AfTAT and qualify for the award. Lynch the safety of motorirta and then i . .FTdUp Stoneman Mertland Steer, High Manor (Conttnued from Page One) Ice Cream Bilera Joy Charlotte FYob Marcia Strimaitls DERBY other short-tenn borrowing. Motors’ performance in cus- eliminate as nqiidly as posst* Pk., Rockville; Richard Page, Elizabeth JubenvlUe Victoria Gcdlo Elizabeth Sweetnam ------tomer relations had to be in ble, Oongress was told Friday. eral, government’s radiation LUSCIOUS BLUEBERRY Gehring Rd., Tolland; Pauline Linda Keiderling Brent Griswold Mary Beth Taylor STAIU- PM . John H. Wasseileln, general toe top 10 per cent of distrlbu- The traps include rigid rtert safety standard, ICE CREAM Laveway, RFD 2, Kay Kloter, Lynne Kelley Steven Grube WllUam Taylor Adull'. ; ; .(I operations manager for ***■ "* “■ ?.«**.®..?>'**>018 r t the test site. Loiraine Lombardi Nancy Hunt Wa Are Now Margaret Wilks daughter, Stafford brings. Sunday from 12 to 11 I EVERY SAT.-8:00P.M.| 1 Three area men this mimth oift^onT__ ’ csTa- ance Institute for Highway Safe- "aid MlUer, though they will T erry Low Bonnie Irwin Constance Willard M l* .: join toe (Juarterer Oentorv^S!!il Oentuiy Qub retaU division, Manchester *“ ™ testimony^ . to a Senate Pub- P~^Wy be ^®<» ^®^H e Onadford Lynne Linda Johnson Beverly Zemaitis t fJ M R ! PARK OPl r.J said several shots will probably lEuienfnQ iiPraUk Dan, U; and Jay, 10. Mrs. Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Chamber of Oonuneroe, an- Woria subcommittee. DINNER IS SERVED FROM LEGAL BEVEBAGiBS Altw. be fired in toe next few months. Auto Toll 200,000 SERVED IN THE DINING BOOM f ^ I M a I . f M Putdiabed Dally Bzeept Sunday, 12 to 8:30 P.M. lias been active in the , J?*®* Hartford. They are 'Wll- nounces tort toe estimatod total _ A more thorou^ geologic sur- Sh£udi^^JisuA.G)aihti^$iDM A. and Holidays at 18 Bis.ell Street, AND AT THE m aw SUN I P V pert with toe Girl Scouts and **™^*^- BU*IngB, experimental retaU sales in Manchester for Forty Days of Lent „ev of shot locatinm. OPEN ALL DAY NEIW YORK — Throughout Manchester, Oonnl the w orld in 1969, m otor ve- Teleidiooe 643-3711 Evny FHdejr niuhl !• Oub Scouts and la a member ^IJ^**®**“^ ^ Wertvlew Dr., the fourth quarter of 1970 wore Lent reaUy lasts over six drUUng holes to samiiie around TWO CONVENIENT LOCA1TON8 SUNDAY tiicle accidents took the Uvea of Second Clan Postage Paid at cf toe Board of Rrecreatton in *^‘^’ «« tacroase of lA weeks. The 40 days refers to rocknearby, wUl be made^ld Manchester, Conn. (06040) Bonus N i^ t 'B t, 8 ft 44A — (Open Dally and Sun.; Parkade Branch — Mon. thru Sat. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. more than 200,(XM people. Some "The Brothers Three' ToUand. She is also, treasurer of « W- Vemm SL; and per cent over the fourth quaJ> the faft days. Sundays are fart MUler. He esUmated toes^ and 66,400 w ere kUled in the United SHB8CR1FTION RATBS toe Bicbon FHze Oub of New Totten, Inspec- ter rt 1960 wdUch totaied $41,- days. ThUng out toe six Sun- other precauUona wUl cort toe (John and Bernice Rieg) AfITHUR 0RU6 . F i^bie in Advance Ray, Lou and Tom ROUTE 159 Bhglaiid, a rare dog breeder equipment, of 488,000. The State average was days to L«it, toisre aile 40 days ABC about $5 mUUon in toe next States, a 2 per cent increase One Year ...... $88.00 wlU play for your entertainment on Sunday from 7:00 over 1968 and nearly half again SU Moatbs ...... 16.50 PJR. to 11:00 PJR. AOAWAM, MASS. group. an Increase of 0.9 per cent. of Lentm observance. year. Three Mootbs ...... 9.75 os large aa the 1909 toU. One Montb ...... 310 MANCHESTER EVENfi^O HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY? MAY 16, 1971 PAGE PTVE
ago sat down to maka plana for PAGE FOUR M AN CH ES^ EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY. 16, 1971 a Senior OlUaena' Club, with the News for Senior Citizens then Recreation Director James. H er^ c. Bjr W A L L Y FORTIN We were moat ideaaed to have Area Churches Baptist Leadership p O M fc m m two of our oldest active mem bers of the club present,' NelUd UbIob Ooncrefatioiial. Ckoroh RockvUle Hatted Methodist St Francis of Assisi C h u IHMDOn>I$ was Etala ewanaon, 174; and Moran, who Is five months dd- RockvUle 673 Ellington Rd. Community Baptist Ohnroh d m roh The Salvation Army Ohuroh of the Assumption hJu^lg **’^^^f**” ^ Ho^ at 164. er than jeasie Looter, and they Rev. Paul J. Bowman, lOniater 142 d ro v e 8t. South Windsor An American Baptist Church 661 Main S t Adams St. and Thompson Rd. member’’ te ^ the m«i, Ivar Johnson both look mighty fine for their Rev. l^man D. Reed, Rev. WlUaid E. Oonklln, Rev. John C. Gay, Swings to Woman R ev. BSdward 8. Pepin, Pastor 686 E. Center St Capt and Mrs. Lawrence J Rev. Walter H. Loomis fo e had toe highest with 248; M ax 91 years. J ^ e wOa a grea^ B e e n N a m e d AModate Mlidater M inister Pastor By.OBOROB W, CORNELL first woman pretddent, In 1922, Rhv. Robert J. Burbank Ml- 1 fkJhubert was second at 282, one for getting Into the act dur- Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride, Beadle * Mtailstsr Mias Janeth L. Kai^ar, and others In 1946, 1960 and Oftlcer-ln-Charge mt Deiiltup had a 189. tag Fun-Daya, and waa tops ta D ireotor. c t Christian Education 0:30 a.m.. Church Schod, Assistant Pastor MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) Saturday, Masses at 6:00 and SSJ..™ to The Herald The wtanera e^h ^ 1999. Presidents o f tile 1.6-mU- 9:16 a.m., Churdt School for received making her own original Easter Nursery through adults. — A woman crufuder for peace, s n a a y morning, we can only prizes, and the Sblfers who Hat. i lion denomination serve a one- 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. 7:80 p.m. . „ « aU ages, Sunday. School fo r Forte, Scott Joseph, son of Samuel Emd Lynda HEde 10:45 a.m., Worship Service, 10:46 a.m.. Worship Service. Saturday, Masses'at 6 and 7 Ruth Rohlf, was ^ected with year term . Sunday, M asses at 7 :80, 9, give .you the, hlghllghta, and participated were treated to a Nellie, juat recuperating from Nursery through Grade 4. p.m . Classes for all ages. Nursery through Grade 8 con Porte, Lake View Ter., RFD 2, Rockville. He weis bom May 5 Sermon Topic “Your Name out oppesitkm Friday as presi The outgoirig president is the the finals ta next week’s cd' goU ball each, courtesy of the an eye operation, was the eldest Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30, 10:46 a.m.. Holiness MOet- 10:30 and U :46 a.m. tinuing during the service. at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grEmdpEirents are Please.” The Rev. Mr. Reed dent of the American Baptist Rev. Dr. Roger. L. Frsdrikson, umn. Red Rock PubUc G df Course, active bowler in the country be- Trinity Evangelical Lutheran and 1 1 a.m . tag. Nursery provided. 10:18 a.m., Hymnstag. Mr. Emd M rs. Lynald R . H ale, Digfabcm, M ass. Hta patenud preaching:. Conventicai. ' of Sioux Falls, S.D. St Bartboioniew’s Church You’ve seen the paper, a«d ------\ fore her operation, and she teUs Church She thus, becomes, the only 6:16 p.m.. Open air service 10:30 a.m., Wotahlp Service. grrEmdmother is M rs. Jessica F orte, East HEirttford. H e has a 0 a.m.. Church Schcol, Grades Mrs. Rcriilfs, a trim, blonde Rev. PhUlp Hussey, Pastor know that Mrs. Mary Rhode* SPORTS BANQUET me thait, come next season, she (Missouri Synod) Sacred Heart Church woman currently to hold the top and Indoor prayer meeting. Topic: “The Churdi and stater, Kimberly. grandmother , who has just com Rev. Edward M. LaRoee was seleoted as M ». Senior In tile evening some 96 at- hopes to get back In the swing S through 10. , 86 Prospect St., Rockville Rt. 30, Vernon office of a major U.S. denoml- 7 p.m.. Salvation meeting. Drugs.” Children’s story. a * « «i «. pleted a three-year term as Assistant Pastor Cltlim,z r . a . and Thomas------O’Neill astmded our ^lorts Banquet, of it again. Each received a 10:30 a.m .. Church Bchool, In Rev. Bruce Rudolf Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor natica. Unlike other denomina nuTfory is provided ta the Chil Smith, Scott Joseph, son of Wilmot Sr. smd Roberta Po- president of the denominational SwUor eWaen, tor the 1970- wltii guest Earl Ypst Earl put bouquet of roees, and wishes fants through Grade 4. Rev. Edward Kon«q>ka tions, hewever, the. American F dU Gospel Christian dren’s Building. Icomy Smith, 19 DlEme Dr., Vernon. He was bom (May 4 Eit Home . Mission Societies, urged ^ season. TW* award goes to o" bn exceUent presentation of foe pxany more yeaze of good 2 p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Fel 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Assistant Pastor Baptist Cenvention has had four Fellowship Interdenomlnallonal Saturday, Mass at 6 p.m . 4:80 p.m., Junior High Youth MEmchester MemorlEd HospltEd. His matenud grEmdpai^ts are fuller lay Involvement In church 9, the man and woman who has toe detngs during big league health and >»Bryir.».. lowship wiU meet at the church Sendee, Holy (fommunlon. previous women presidents in Orange______Hall Sunday, Masses at 7:80, Fellowriilp, FeUowshlp HaU. Mr. Emd Mrs. Joseph Pokomy, WiUimanUc. His patemid leadership, and strong backing cwtrlbuted so much of their spring training, and he had we then mentioned the fd- to go on a phctographic ex 9:16 a.m., Sunday. School. Saturday Mass, 5 p.m. the past 60 years. Rev. Philip P. Saunders, Pastor 10:18 and 11:30 a.m. Senior Youth Fellowship, gTErndpEurents are M r. Emd M rs. Leon Smith, Chaplin. H e hEus Adult Instruction Class. Sunday M asses, 7, , 9:16, for the cause of peace. to e and talmits ta vdunteertag «»ne very exceUent colored lowing names o i the many vol- pedition to take pictures o i vari 8 Mrs. RohUs of Seattle, Wash., Youth Building. two brothers, Chris, 8, Emd Wjlmot Jr., 10; Emd two sisters, 10:30 and 11:46 a.m . “The history of Baptists St. Bridget Church to hdp with imograms tor our *“ des to diow. The evening unteera who ta various ways ous forms of water, air, and holder of various major Baptist 10:80 a.m.. Adult Bible Study Angie, 7, and KEitiiertae, 11. land pollution in the Rockville Unitarian FeUowsbip should allow us to become a Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor t I helped catty on our pngnuns! *.«!«*< Z poets over the yecu:s, long has peace church,” she said. and open discussion. Sunday Trinity Oonvenant Church area. of Olastmibary St Bernard’s Church Rev. H arry MriBrlen 302 H ackm atack St. Maiy Rhodes has been really !*^®f** Y®*^ Robert Dogg^, Harold Leh- Gilbert, Allison Bfiuie, daughter of Micha^ Emd Rose been active in the peace move Of the war In Indo(dilna, Mrs. School. something— ^*--- In ...... handling the verv much for attending anenauig our ban- - Academy Junior High Rockville Rev. Nell F. Fltsgerald mann, Tom (yNeUl, Floyd Post, REmdle Gilbert, R FD 3 ;'Laurw ood D r., Bolton. She wem bom ment. Her late husband M^cus, Rohlfs said “It is one trig, tong 7:30 p.m., EvongellsUc serv Rev; Norman E. Swenson, Main 9t., Glastonbury Rev. William Schneider Pastm: difficult tadt of providing 60- ?“®*’ “ ^ rnaklng It the ro^ VendrUlo, Irving'Guatal- May at M anchester M em orial HospltEd. H er m atenud grEmd- United Methodist Muiroh a Seattle lawyer, was a'' con mistake. If people could see ice. 6 Rev. Anthony Mitchell Saturday, Masses at 6 and tortalnmont for our FunJDay. ^"®“ KiTPens, George Val- parents are M r. Emd M rs. P ercy REmdle, AlEimo, Tenn. Her R t 44A, Bolton 10:30 a.m.. Service, Nursery scientious objector as' is her son, v/hat w'e’re doing there, they 7:30 p.m. ta school auditorium. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School with Not only did die go all out find- J®*™ Derby, Prank Ander- paternal grEmdmother is Mrs. Simone Gilbert, Lewiston, Rev. David M. CampbeU and School. Saturday Mass, 7 p.m. Richard, who spent two years would riae up In wholriiearted Ohnroh of Jesus Christ of Sunday, M asses at 7 :30, 9 classes for all ages three ente^ent for our Fun- -®«. David HuLunson, Peter Maine. She hEis a brother. Paul, 2. Minister Sunday M asses, 7, 9:16, 10:30 working in alternate service demand that the U.S. remove It Latter-day Saints (Mormon) D av htit *1.- tournament, and Floyd Post and 10:80 a.m., ta church; and through adult, plus an Infant- Mae Tlvnan, Mary > It, «) *1 Messiah Evangelical Luiberan and 11:46 a.m. with juvenile delinquents. He se lf.” HlUstown R d. and Woodside St. 10:80 and noon ta school audi Nursery. going while I was e l^ ^ ‘SHLSTe^^-Ihe^*’ K Agnes Hayes, 10 a.m.. Worship and Church Church gets his law degree Sunday. The peace theme emeiged re (Paul E. Nuttall, Bishop Kraalz, Geoffrey Roger, son of RonEdd emd Ann BeEm torium. 10:60 a.m., Morning Worship. or on vacation. Mary alto ^re getting to be real oroa ta Cto^Ktola '\finpe, Mary "Miolly” Kioatz, 23 N. Elm St., MEmchester. He weis bom May 7 at School, Kindergarten through (Wisconsin Synod) Mrs. Rohlfs was the (xUy can currently, wltii a leader of Viet St Matthew’s Oluiroh John Flttz, from Campus over the gjtt table tor our handuI5^*^Lrname^ *i McCarthy, Bernadette (Noel, Manchester Memorial HoqiitEd. His matenud grEmdfEdher la Grade 12. Sermon: "Shape Up, 296 Buckland R d., Wapping didate recommeneed by a nomi nam Veterans Against the War, 9 a.m.. Priesthood. ToUaiul Crusade for Christ, guest speak aM WM awe to p ^ r S l y want to thank tiiem AUce Pitkin. Each received a William Bean, Winters, Tex. His paternal grandfather Is Wal or Ship Out.” Rev. Karl R. Gurgel, Pastor nating committee which acted John Forbes K e n y , telling dele 10:80 a.m., Sunday School. St. Jam es’ Church Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, Pastor er. Nursery for pre-school clill- orpnize ^ e fine help among very much for their help It “ rilflcate of aiwirecdation, and under strong pressure from gates that “we’ve lost all sense Classes for all ages. Msgr. Edward J. ReardMi, ter Kraatz, Winters, Tex. He hEis a sister, Kimberly, 1. 11 a.m.. Talkback. dren available. • * »i 10 a.m.. Church School Sunday Vigil on Saturday at church women, who maintained of morality and human values" 6 p.m .,‘Sacrament Service. Pastor ^ JJin*« certainly couldn’t have been ®^® *»e pointed 2 p.m.. Depart for District 6 p.m.. Guest. spetUcer will be the gift table a huge success. accompUshed without them, ®**t toat without vdunteera, Yorgensen, Mlclmel Joseph, son of HEUry Jr. Emd Janice 11 a.m.. Worship Service. 7 p.m . that they wrere being kept on the in Vietnam. Rev. Joseph E. Vujs Conference in East Long- John Flttz. Coffee 'Hour with was our good wlU.embas- and I’m most grateful many of our programs would Murray Yorgensen, 31 Edmund St., Manchester. He was bom Sunday Masses, 8:30, 10:30, sidelines in denominational Kerry, of Waltham, Mass., a St. John’s Polish National Rev. Thomas Barry meadow, Maas. Social Group no. 6 ta charge April 28 at St. Fraheis HospltEd. Hta m aternal grandpEments St. John’s Episcopfd Church and 11:46 am . leadership—a point Mrs. Rohlfs Yale graduate in poUUcal sci Catholic Church Rev. James M. Boyle countless Wednesday it was oft to see curtailed, as one man just will follow the meeting. Rt. 30, V em d i herself stresses. ence who appeared recently be Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, hours vldttag the ho^ital and the uiqiredictable Meta ta ac- ««ldn’t cany the load. These Are Mr. Emd Mrs. Charles Murray, HEuUord. Hta paternal St. Oeorge’s Eplsci^ml Church conyalescent homes to cheer tlon, and although the weather P«®Pto *“ » happy to assist, and gTEmdpEirents are M r. Emd M rs. H arry P . Y orgensen, (Hartford. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, ”Wc want women to be looked fore the Senate Foreljgn Rela Pastor Saturday, Masses at 6 and Rt. 44A, Bolton Unitarian Meeting House up our dek members. In many wasn’t sunny Uke It was Tues- ^ ^el It’s good Oiertqiy tor He hEis three brothers, Kevin, IS, Robert, 7, and Mlark, 3; Emd R ector on as full persons,” she said in tions Committee for the - anti 7 :30 p.m. Calvary Church Rev. Robert W. Ihloff, Vicar 50 Bbxnnfield Ave., Hartford a sister, Kelly Ann, 'll. an interview, adding that there war veterans group, said Presi Mrisses, 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Sunday, Masses 7 :S0, 9, (Assemblies of God) Msh-talk- day. It didn’t rata as predicted, toem, and a great hdp to me, Rev. Nathaniel D. Lauriat tag fiddle along, and play them so we were able to enjoy an ex- to our ihembers. I can’t *■ *1 * 8 a.m ., HOly Communion. “very definitely” has been dis dent Nixon’s metnamizatl you’U have to Rd., Vernon. She has two brothers, (Mark, 7, and Scott, 3V4. 11:16 a.m.. Coffee and Con 104 W. Main St. ,RockvlIle 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. Rev. Carl W. Saunders, * *!*#>« Vicar es for all agas and Nursery. Tom ran the game, I was able though our favorites lost 6 to 4. vmlt for the n«rt column. versation. Rev. Earl K. Pettibone, Astsociate Pastor 11:30 a.m .. Baptism. United Pentecostal Chnrch 11:46 a.m.. Church family to concentrate on the office Two years ago we saw the Meta O®® of our members Michael Kolehmataen, Sophia Mohr, daughter of Richard Emd 8 and 10 a.m.. Holy Corn- Minister Oil Industry Prepares Rev, Gary S. Cornell, fellowship dinner. Beth Tangerone Kolemainen, 341 Russell St., Barrington, m. 187 W oodbrldge St. Associate Pastor Qjg sam e m soro, and DeDlmone will be taking, a flve- Spring in Maine Pasture munlon. 7 p.m., Family Gel Serv She was bom April 11 In Arlington, 111. Her matemEd grEmdpar- Second Congregational Church 9:46 a.m., Sunday School, Robert Baker, Pastor Tom 1s eUso the guiding light tliEtt year they won eUI the nuir- vreek leave of absence from the ice. Hymnstag, gospel music ta stEirttag programs Eit Wetk- bles, so maybe they'll do it Center, Eia he will be vlsittag Curious 3-day-old lamb challenges photographer at his Brunswick, Maine pas ents Eu-e Mr. and Mrs. Felix Tangerone, 29 HEirvard Rd., Man United Church of Christ classes for all ages. To Meet Major Oil Spill 9 and 10:46 a.m .. Worship for First Congregational Church and Kble message. hill GEudens fo r mcuiy who Eigaln. relatives In Mltan, Turin, and ture home while mother and friends hold back in caution. (AP Photo) chester. Her paternal grandparents Eire Mr. Emd Mrs. WEitao Rt. 44A, Coventry United Church of Christ 11 a.m., Worriilp Service. 10 a.m., Sunday School. the whole church. Baptism Sun “Should we have another ^>U1 can’t get ouL Both Tom Euid On the way home, we stopped Venice, Italy. Mike leaves May Kolemainen, Wtanetka, 111. She hEis a brother, Mathtas, 1^. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, Main St., Coventry 6:46 p.m., Christ’s Ambassa By BILL STOCKTON 11 a,m., Wondiip Service. day. Sermon: “Without Love, I m ■* I*. Center Cojngregattonal Church Mary were most helpful ta ta Darien to have dinner at the ^®to, and we wish hdm a safe Rev. James W. McBride, dors youth grroup. AP Science Writer or emergency, each company 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Serv Am Nothing.” The Rev. Mr. question of succession and M inister United Church n t Christ many other ways, and I’m just HtUf-Way Ifouse. It’s a real nice and plcEuiant jouniey. Bochenko, Robert Louis Jr., son of Robert Louis Sr. Emd Minister 7 p.m.. Evangelistic service. wUl contribute qieclflc men, en ice. Saunders preaching. Church Tito Nears 79th Birthday; averting any power struggle LOS ANGELES (AP) — The gineers and foremen,” Norton 11 Center St. plcEused to have the opportunity place, and it todc on shades of SCHEDULE FOB THE WEEK after he is gone. It may work MEidelyn D m m Bochenko, Vernon GEirden Apts., R ockville. He 10 a.m.. Holy Communion and School. Infant-toddlers through was bom May 4 at Rockville GenerEd Hospital. His maternal petroleum industry is moving to said. “They are all assigned Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, to thank them, and present Penn. Dutch Trip. Remember Monday, 8:80 a.m. to 4:80 If, EU3 he says, the pEirty be Confirmation. Church Sbhool. 9:46 a.m.. Church School. A very St. The Piesbytwlan Church adults. gTEmdparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dale Drum, 2 Farmstead Lemo, specific functions and trained ta 9 a.m .. Adult Discusaioin M inister them with this honor they so It was a “blonde” then, and P-m., reservations for the Glou- Is Oldest Living Red Chief haves correctly toward the 3:30 p.m., Tolland Association 11 a.m.. Nursery. Worship Christian Reformed Church place men amd equipment on 43 Sim ice S t Rockville. Hta patenud grEmdparenbs Eire Mr. and Mrs. George Service. 661 A very St. them so they know immediately Rev. Gemge W. Smith, Pastor Class, Susannah Wesley Hall. Rev. Wtatfarop Nelaim Jr., richly deserve. this time It was a “brunette,” ceeiteiSRockport trip; 10 a.m . amendments. annual meeting. alert along 1,200 m iles o fP a clflc By WILLIAM L. RYAN There waa reason to worry Bochenko, 94 Davis Ave. Elxt., Rockville. 6 p.m., Junior Pilgrim Fel South Windsor where to go, what equipment to Men’s Christian Uterature KOnister of Religious Education ------Emd WOW! Just Eisk my Iri:^ to noon, kitchen soded, one can For a long time there have coastline to take quick action Associated Press Writer lowship. Rev. James A. Bonnema, use, who wUl work with them 9:16 a.m., Sunday School. Class ta kitchen. lU PLA Y GAMES friend Joe IcEuy. We lEuided ta o f CEUin^ goods needed; noon to about the succession. Yugosla been rumors about difficulty via ta made up of Bosnia, Herze- TalcottvUle Congregatlonsl . 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fel Minister should a major oU spill occur. and how they fit into the over- Classes for all ages. 10:15 a.m.. Coffee hour ta the 9:16 and 11 a.m., Family Sun Opening day, Monday the toivn at 9 o’clock, and that gave 1 p.m., lunch served; 1 p.m . On M ay 26 Joslp B ros TTto Emd dissension ta Yugroslavia day. The Rev. Mr. Nelacn 10th, started out ta great fash- us rest time to sid the wheels ta to 4 p.m. ptaochle tounuunent. govtaEL, Afontenegro, Croatia, Church lowship. The organizations form ing In aU organization.” 10:80 a.m., Worship Service. Reception Hall sponsored by will be 79 years old. Eimong som e elem ents, includ Rev. Truman O. Ireland, Portland, Ore.; Seattle, Wash., preaching. Sermon topic: "To Ion, with a record 112 persons motion for the extra big day Bus {Uckup at 8:30 a.m., return The presldent-for-Ufe of Yugxv Macedonia, Serbia end Slove ing army officers. Such rumors 9:46 a.m., Sunday School for He fiold procedures have been Nursery imovlded. the commission on education. M inister Vernon United Metiiodlst all ages. and San Francisco, Santa Bar Senior High Methodist Youth Grow Up ta Christ.” At 11 ptaytag our kitchen social Thursday. trip at 4 p.m. slavla is the world’s oldest sur nia. Tito himself Is a Croat. The have been denied with such set up so that large numbers of 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Church 11 a.m.. Worship Service. bara, Los Angeles and San Die FeClowship, youth lounge. a.m., our Baccalaureate Serv games. In the afternoon, we —------'Diesday, 8:80 sum, to 4:80 viving Communist ruler. Fhr nation he rules embraces vehem ence els to suggest there men and equipment could be on creeds, outlooks and races 9:46 a.m.. Church School, Rt. 30 Nursery. go In California, are an out Unitarian UntversaHst Society ice honors the young people who had a fine turnout of 68 for SETBACK p.m. reservation for Gloucester- m ore than 60 years he hEts been WEIS something to them. in a.m.. Public Worship. the scene of a spill within two will graduate' from high school Rev. Joe K. Carpenter, 7 p.m., Eyentag Service. growth of the Santa Barhara 466 Mata St. Church of the Nazarene pinocMe, with the foUowing Let’s get back to tast Friday Rockport trip; 9 Eum. to 4:80 involved ta war, revolution, in wdiicfa, in tile blood-spattered The new Yugoslav Communist 7:46 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellow hours. They would be directed M inister Channel oil blowout two years Rev. Arnold P. Westwood, 236 Main St. this June. winners; Gus Heyson, 699; LyOa night, and our setbEick tournsi- p.ni., open CEUd playing, visit- trigue Emd nation-building. btatory o f the BEtlkans, often backs the liberalizEtiion view ship. by radio aiul telephone from a 10:16 a.m.. Coffee Shoppe, were violently hostile. Tito First Evangelical Lutheran ago and the collision last Janu M inister Rev. William A. Taylor, Steele, 688; Gladys Sedert, 666; ment, ta which there were 64 tag, reEuUng, etc.; 1 p.m. to Unlike other rulers ta Com Em d the sort of economic reform command post ta Santa Bar W oodruff HaU. emeiged from the World War NITES 9:30 a.m.. Church Service. Church of RockvUle ary ta San Francisco Bay be Pastor D. O. O’Brien, W ; Oliver players with the followtag win- 4 p.m. ftaEd week of Senior munist nations, Tito can stand n which permits the Yugoslav Eiys- Bolton Congregational Church Nursery and Klnderg;arten Rev. Richard E. Bertram, tween two oil tankers. bara. 10:30 a.m.. Service. Susan 6:30 p.m.. Youth FeUawahip, erts, 666; Gus Gull, 648; M a b d n ers. G ra ce BEiker, 186; P euiI Bowling League at the PEUkade up publicly before an audimee partisan fighting agEilnst the tem to flourish while other Oom- Bolton Center Rd. classes. Junior High. Wilson, 644; John Gaily, 648; g(^uetz, 188; Lyla Steele, 128; Lanes. Nazi invaders els the single Pastor The oil well blowout on a Thera have been no major oil and Charies Plese will read 9:30 a.m., Sunday School for o f fats countrym en Emd say munisrt system s languish. The Rev. J. Stanton Conover, 10:46 a.m.. Church School spills along the California coast every®ri:. 113; CSs W ilson, 118, M eals-on-W heeU; 1 p.m . honor- parison with other communist- It was Edl Uie more remark Faith.” Church munity’s beachea and kllltag cleaned up within an hour, said didn’t win the American Bowl TTto’ s M ay Day speech Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, Pastor N. Mata St. Shaver. niled countries, Yugoslavia Is a able ta the fEice o f heavy Soviet 6:30 p.m.. Pastor’s Class. Rt. 31 and North River Rd. birds. a spokesman for the organiza ing Congress Masters tourna Y^’fSS X ^ed^ *®™®' N. Demi^ seem ed to suggest that smeh ele howling success economically pressure between 1948 and 1966, 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. Coventry The colllson Jan. 16 between tion. ment champltmship—ta fact he reallv m‘-rrd( out on **’® ®too time to remind you sey; 1:80 p.m. entertainment by ments still could make trouble. 8:30 and 10:46 a.m.. Worship 6:30 a.m.. Public Bible dis St. Mary’s Episcopal Church and poUticEiUy. But T ito’s w or Eilmed at toppling Tito from Rev. W. H. 'Wilkens, Pastor two Standard OU Co. tankers in Clean Seas was incorporated finished third Wedneaday to some real ^ e entertainment. He pointedly warned that out-, Service. Holy Oorhmunlon at the course “A (3iristian Sees thb Church and Park Sts. This KTOUP that put - 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. said Reese W. Norton, director tra speclEil Hot-Meal, Emd for p.m. final reservation day for the country, because such diffi never weis brought back wholly 649-9240 Pastor ing on things Uke this.” su bject bf the lesson-sermon. Rev. Mr. Haldeman. ped a feiw polkas to everyone’s o f Clean Seas, Inc., In Santa deHgfat Our good friend the aftenuxHi we had 178 pres- Gloucesterfteckport trip; 10 culties could be used as poUticEil Into the Muscovite fEunlly, and D ru g H aul St Margaret Mary Church Barbara. The Golden Text: I John 8:1. ent for the program. a.m. to noon, kitchen social. to d s. those relations soured on nuuiy 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. The Christian Science Read Second Congregational Church mviRsuisi liam 'Harvey did his usual fine BUSS TERMITE CONTROL CORK Wapping Girl Scout News Formed as a nonprofit organi Our honored guests were quo ^en o f cEuined goods need- With regard to the succession, an occEislon UiereEkfter. Today, FORT MiYERS, Fla. (AP) — Semwm U^ic: “His Thoughts ing Room, open to the pubUc United Church of Christ jo b ta CEdltag the squEuies, Emd are Not Our Thoughts.” Nurs Rev. Thomas G. O’Neil, Pastor zation by 14 companies with Wapping Church Mayor James Farr, Cteieral od; noon to 1 p.m. lunch served; Tito has spoken and now can Moscow is unhappy with Bel Thieves broke Into the FatatEdf DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CQ., INC. • EST. 1882 except on holidays, is located 386 N. Mata St. believe me, everyone might ery provided. No Church School Rev. Joseph Schick oil exploration and production Manager Robert Weiss, Deputy j p ,„ to 4:80 p.m. open card only hope that his wishes are grade’s exEimple to other Com Distributing C o . Emd stole a beer Pen Pals at 749 Mata St. The hours are Rev. Felix M. Davis, have been a little sore the next classes due to "Clean-up Sun operations In the Santa Barbara Adds Minister M ayor W illiam Diana, And playing, visiting, roEidtag, e tc.; CEUTied out. He haa said that it munist nations and growls also truck. The Oldest & Largest in Conn. The girl scoutsi of Manches 1 1 a.m., to 4 p.m., Monday Minister Susan and Charles Plese will day, but you’d never know It day.” Saturday, Masses at 6 and 7 area. Clean Seas , Inc., Is the read “The Typist” by Murray Town Director CEUd Zinsser. 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., setback ta about time for him to leave becEuise Tito’s foreign policy re “It won’t do much to help p.m . . R. Stanley Eaton of WUton has through Friday. "tliEUt night. Our sick call reveEded that ter Junior Girl Scout Troop 661 leader ta the growing move 10 a.m.. Morning Wmriilp. Schisgal at 10:80 Sunday morn During the evening the gang - ^ . X.. tournament Bus plckiq> at 8:80 the stage. There will be no sin jects the formation of nations quench thdr thirst,” a police of Sunday, Masses at 8:30, 10 St. M ary’s Church _ under the leadership of Mrs. ment. been called to the associate pas Nursery through Church School ing. Mrs. Plese is a lecturer ta WEUS treated to some very fancy Mrs. M ^rie Iteed is In the ^ trip at 12:80 p.m. gle man as a successor, though Into militEiry blocs, n to calls his ficial Etaid (Friday. The truck and 11:30 a.m. Emanuel Lutheran Church Manchester Hospital, LUa Hau Rt. 31, Coventry A group that plans to call it torship ctf the Wapping Commu Grade 6. Sermon by the Rev. the Ehgllsh department of Man Emd tasty sandwiches, home It liEui (Mice appcEmed lik ely tlmt p o O cy nonEiUgnment Euid hsts was loaded with 12 tons of horse William Kerr and Troop 15 un Church and Chestnut Sts. chester Community College and ser Is at the Manchester Manor. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, Pastor self Clean Bay, Inc., is forming Mr. Davis, “Building A made cookies, and' coffee, eUI Tito’s 60-yecuM)ld faithful lieu considered hlmsrif leader cf a feed. Read Herald Advertisements United Oongregationat Church der the teaderriilp of Mrs. John nity Congregational Church. ' Rev. C. (Henry Anderson, will soon be seen as Sandra, the . . J _ . Our condolences go to Mr. Rev. Richard F. Roughan, among oU companies operating Dream.” Coffee hour ta Fellow tenant, EdvEud Kardelj, would “third worid” group of non- United Church of Christ Mr. Elatcm wlU graduate from Pastor tender hearted social worker, ta prepared by Madge Colton ^ „ „ Demonstration Assistant Pastor Spaulding have completed their ta San Francisco Bay and Its ship Hall after the service. be the choice. aligned nations. Tolland Bruce J. Blvensan, Intern the Little Theatre of Manches MarlOT K eegw ^^ se r^ the death of their mother, Myra requirements for their Pen Pal tributaries. the Andover Newton Theologi Tito Eqipeared to want to 'However, through the years Rev. (Donald G. *niler. ter’s production of “A Thousand our - talmted students, Brenda ipfombly, a member; Eind Etlso WithaTwist Saturday Mass, 7:30 p.m. cal Seminary this month and Zion Evangelical Lutheran avoid the risk of anointing .any there have been elements ta Yu Minister badge. . The two troops of St. The Petroleum Industry 0 and 10:46 a.m.. Divine Wor Clowns.” (Mr. P lese Is an as Scott, Wendy Keegan, Ann family of Ellery Turner, Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9:30 and Church sistant professor of speerii and one man, probably mlndftil of goslavia who longed for the old James' School corresponded Coastal Emergency Cooperative wUl be ordained ta the l^ton ship. Sermon by Pastor Ander ---Cartoon,----- who and passed supervised away byweanesaay. Dot awa7 W ^ ^ y’ ^ Utah (AP) - A 10:48 a.m . with the Jim ior Girl Sccut Trocq> (Missouri Synod) drama at MCC. He was director the power-struggle experiences days of Stalin when things were 9:30 and 1 1 a.m.. Worship has been form ed amele are looking THE presidency wade up of 14 equal hEindle in any cEise, and the Stal NATURAL HEALTH University at Medford. She Is “The greatest thing we hope in Natick, Mass., and WUton. through Grade 8. ery ta Pariah House. Join us—make friends within Before I go on raving about forward to it. a beverage. members from the various re inists disliked the liberalization the daughter of Atty. and Mrs. to be able to do is contain and He was unanimously recom 10:16 a.m., Sunday School and the Unitarian circle. Bring the the good tim es had b y tluxse ttt- WednesdEiy, rolled turkey and The students say they will Eq>- BIBLE Youth Forum. publics. This will be written Into measures which not only set Yu 'nthony Gryk of 37 Academy clean up the ed cream , imd a bever- return.” 9. Despite tile fact that Jeho scouts spent last weekend at ton, on June 19. She wiU re Open TIBED OF ADDITIVES AND and something that is very fine “Clirlstian Liberty And Anoth ptwlatidn for taking time out ______vah has designed and re CHURCH Camp Merri-Wood getting ac ceive her master’s degree ta or FIBESlEBVATIVES IN YOUB FOOD? vealed a way o< salvation, and necessary.” gan performanc fram Yale er's Oonsclence.” of bis very busy schedule to ------5 647 E . M iddle T^ke. quainted with their pen pals miUiona who profess to fcdlow vtolt with us. HONORS VM^UNTEEBS jl.llftflfiy OI W a r All_ Day WESTOWII and camptag out. 'Rain cancelled But she said that “ to date the University ta June. She Is serv £Bm alter it at their own North United Methodist Church We wlU be entertained by a Right aft«: hmeh, we honored ^ a -n a trip to the Central Service cll companies haven’t x>erfected ing as organist and choir direc PHARMACY whim. God seeks man’s wor a means to pick up oil or clean tor of the FIjrst Baptist Church 300 P arker St. group of Senior Citizens from cur volunteers for the Ueids-on- ftu itS H r a it JT O S t ■READS ship, John 4 :23, making Units Fun Day so the girls had town, and surrounding towns, Sunday SUGAR SALT it up under certain ccmdltiMis— of New Haven. Rev. Eaxlle R. Custer, Wheels program, and presented ^ known how we are to express a very damp picnic at “The nils group got together and e No n a t u r a l such as hlg^ winds or rough Pastor the followtag with a certificate SAiNTA CRUZ, COUf. (AP) — FREE ' FREE that worship in the Christian Q uarry." cam e v p with a band called ______Preservatives assembly, yet men dally of seas—after a spiU.” of aiqireclation and thanlu; MeoclcEm-Americon member FOODS FOODS VITAMINS After a Saturday evening pro 6 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship S.P.A. Rhjfthm Sand. ^ ^toa Irene Foisy, Barbara Mtanidk, tvia draft board realgned No Additives fer up devotions of their own gram of giames and compass She added, however; AH Medicinal Services AvaHoMe Remington Arms Service. Sermon: “Son of Man bond features a Mind tady, who Helen Beyer, Helen Camp- gud an end to the Indocfal- devlslngs. The church was work around a campfire, the “They’re w ork^ on It and na •buUt’ by Christ, M att 16:18, o r Super-Star?” la the "live wire” of the group, beU, Kay PonticeUl, Constance ^ girls attended Sunday Maas to turally we would encourage ‘purchased’ witii his life, Acts Income Slides 9 a.m.. Church School. Nurs and I’m sure it win aU add up Botticelli, Joyce Stanti^ Vii^pn- Julian 34, told a 4S5 HARTFORD RD. 643-5230 20:28, and given a clearcut, gether. anything that makes an effort to ery and Grades S through 7. to make for an enJoyaMe day. Miss Gryk was assisted by clean up or prevent oil spUls." B(RIDOEPOR'r (AP) — Rem SOMETIMES IT IS CHILDREN ta D u m a ^ , ^*??S****’ news conference Friday he ta VEGETARIANS simple order, yet human wis 10:30 a.m.. Church School. Ptan on being with us for the Helen Sisco, Stella B abali^ realgntag from Local Board 69 I HIGH PROTEIN dom has multiplied churches Miss Sydney Firestone, also a GOO was formed after the ington Arms . Co., Inc., of Nursery, Ktadeigartmi and lunch, as weU ew for entertain NOTE: I CEREALS and structural forms. senior at Jackson Oillege; and WHO WANT GOD THE MOST uS*’ where he served .18 months eus Santa Barhara blowout to seek Bridgepert, announced Friday Grades 1 and 2. Methodist ment, and Join us ta saying Hayes, Dorothy Dahm, Dolores , conaclencet” I HIGH WHEAT Men are of the egotistical Miss Evelyn Gryk, her sister, a ban against all drilling ta the fE'RE HOT COMMERCIAL CLEANERS • Froaen Vegetar opinion that if a doct^e, a Its net income dropped nearly Youth Fellorwahip will q;>onsor “hello” to Mr. Dempsey. »SUNFLOWER and Miss Ann Poutre, both of channel. a bake aale between services. Now bode to where the ac *■ veteran, Ca. GERM ian Meats technique, a method pleases Manchester’s Senior Tro 1. $1 million for the firat three E'RE NOT WHOLESALE CLEANERS SEEDS them It automatically will Based ta Santa Barbara, Nor^ Proceeds to go to the Martin year^nc’’* Perhan?'h “'ll''* '"“y express this tion la, €uid a report on The*' Mth wSrfleli JaSta^ please God-a form of the ton is the only full-time profes months of this year, due pri Luther King Youth Fund. yearning. Perhaps he doesn’t even understand It day, and our Golf Tournameiit. Johansson, Adele Rege, Leon ^ E'RE A ONE FAMILY CLEANERS BREWERS > No C holesterol LARGE LIBRARY marily to lower military am Ehnest Segerbeig w as the Fallot, James Comtas, Robert ^ nOTerce m c m c t the old bromide, “What is go(xl sional members of the Clean 6 p.m.. Senior and Junior to Sunday School children learn AU j d a y U A A N IN O a SUEDE WORK y e a s t p o w d e r for (blank) Co. is good for Global Cruise munition needs. Methodist Youth Fellowship. w lST iSty 44. The fd- Doggi^, John "FrlU” WUkta- “tote’s five outetandtag young Seas staff. But the organlzatlMi this teachino th« closeness to Him. Through IN»ra: ON PBEMISES — SAlISFACrnON OUABANTEED the country.” But Bible Remington said ita net income The global cruise of President and its 14 parent companies 7 p.m.. Adult membership book to them * becomes a much-loved and open lowing tied for the nmner-iqi son, Maxtinlllian Schubert, _ Every Piece Pre-Spottod — Plus 10% Off on Bonus Card Is replete with Instances of w as $3,067,000 fo r the January- class. 10 VARIETIES OF NATURAL HONEY Theodore Roosevelt’s 'Great have mapped precise battle honon, with scores of 48: A1 “Max” George Schroll, and FK E E b o x 8TOBAOE A MOTBFSOOFINO ON AUL people suffering the coose- March period, compared to $4,- WINTER CEOTHES — NO LIMIT uenoes of this mistaken no White F leet” from 1907 to 1909 plans involving hundreds of men God ansv^?il!i‘*il‘''® y®!',''child to have his questions about Petke, Leo Mbnwrt and Jack John Howard. to®* Evangelist Harold Young 026,000 during the first three Concordia Lutheran Church Stoatton. We then cited three of our that a dtiproportlonate COLD F U B SOnOBAOE (B eaaonable) LOCATED IN UGGEH PHARMACY on. o f England served notice to the woild that should another splU occur ta the S months o f 1970. 40 Pitkin St. The Bowling Tournament re- founder members. M ew Tlvnan, number of black and brown men Wed. — Sat. at 7:30 p.m. America had bMome a global channel or along the 126 miles TELEPHONE 646-8178 Other factors ta the decline Rev. Joseph E. Bourret, suite the high honors f«r who ta the only Eustive member have died In Indochina for noth- Sunday at 10 a.m . power. The president dispatch of coastline from (Point Dume CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SUNDAY SCHOOL FARKADE CLEANBtS 5c 7 p.m . were generally higher costs and Pastor the women go to ipi«"che MU- of this first group of nine per- big ... We murt repeal the ATJTHE p a r k a d e o n l y — 404 W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE CHURCH OF CHRIST ed 16 battleships from Hampton north of Los Angeles to Estero the added expenses involved ta M9-0S69—462 W est M iddle T pke., M anchester Shorolng P arksde “Revivaltime” every W ffOBTO MAIN ST. MAMCaBSIEB lett with a ■core of 206; second sonS who some sixteen yoEirs draft. Wo must stop the war.” LydaU and Vernon Btneto Sunday 9:80 p.m. Roads, V a., on D ec. 16, 1907, B ay north o f S aoja 'Barbara. opening a new ammunition 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Holy Com Phone: 6iS-«U7 . uttUttOH 8BBVI0B and SUNDAY 80BOfM< U WINF . dial - 1280 for the first round-the-world Similar plans are being plant ta Lcmcrice, Ark., Reming munion, Church School end cruise of an American fleet. worked out by tae other groups. ton said. Nursery.
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S.75 hopefully in the boot aenae which la at One Hooth ...... 8.36 tained by as high a proportian of can m n iB B R o r dor and truth as poasible, while wa at home would be glared thoae promotional nemi diapntobes credited to it oc not o u w wiee credited In thia pa|>er and also the commerctals which uric us to pre hnti news puhllahed here. ^Ku rliOta of repubUcaUoQ___ of special dis- tend that we are really fooling our padohes n m bi are also reseireserred. selves about the nature of our foreign Herald PrlntlnK Oom nm Inc., as> sames no financial remionslDlUv tar typo- radio operations. (raplilaal airors afipeuinc In adreitte- menta and other matter In The Kanefaester Brenlns Crusade Of Hope SobscrlMr to Los Anteles Ttanes-WaAInc- too Poet News Service. _ m il service oUent of N. B. A. Service, me. For scrnie time now there been a wfidly PabUsbers Repreaentattvea — Mathews, Shannoti Cullen Inc., teectel Agency hopeful suggestion that research on can — New York, Chicago, Detroit and Boeton. cer, most dreaded of sH our diseases, Saturday, May 16 must bo getting near the poestblUty of a breakthrough. The New Chief Justice In any case, the questiem has always When he took his oath as Chief Justice been not If, but when. ' ' 3 ^ s ' V. ' t' trf the Supreme Court of the State of President Nixon’s assumption of leed- Connecticut yesterday, Charles S. House enship In favor of a new and massive entered the highest public office ever at intensification of the nation’s research tained by a MAnchester resident. effort carries, therefore, its own special The routes by which he attained this note of hope. htmor should be a matter a t satisfaction It may be that this additional Impetus, tor him, and they arc a matter o< pride and funding, will prove to have been ' -ft on the part of Manchester. ecqpeclaUy valuable at this preclser point in the long researdi battle. There were no e t^ shortcuts. - Taken by Miss Nancy Howard, Washington Township, N.J. We aU Uve with this disease, either by 5 For every step that was traveled, there was a. performance given. experience or in our apprehensions. The performance was conscleiitlous. Our hopes are those of the President, o more natural subject is likely to catch the amateur photographer’s It was honorable. that ”of all' our research endeavroa, N eye than children. Natural because they haven’t had time to grow It shiriced neither the small detail, cancer research may now be In the best protective disguises. And natural because there they are, within range position to benefit from a great infusion ndien that was In order, nor the main of all of us, sooner or later, when there’s film in our camera and the urge of resources.” RUE ANEMONE reqionslbiUty, when there was no one Nature Study by Sylvian Oflara to take pictures. Children playing, children dreaming, merry, sad, ac tive, tired, all shapes and sizes and always changing. That’s one of the else to assume that. strongest reasons for taking pictures of children—to catch those brief, It has been a performance fortunate— The Governor And Education changing moments before it’s too late, ever, to record them. primarily, perhaiis, because of the Governor MeskiU’s sqipoUlngly Intem If you’re an amateur photographer chances are more than even Charles House attention to detail and perate conunents on community colleges Connecticut Yankee reveals the wisdom of the General As that youll take more photos of people than of any other subject. And if the Charles House talent for choosing sembly when it insulated the higher edu Inside By A.H.O. you have the stamina, you’ll probably have found that it’s well worth direction — in Its achievement of cational facilities of tile state from di Muskie In Politics while keeping up with the kids, camera in hand. How worth while is successes. rect poUtical manipulation. As it was in 1969, so in 1971 tax, that particular tax was be While the state system does place con proved by the photos on this page, all taken by prize winners in the 1970 These tangible successes have Includ the State Senate has now be ing proclaimed dead for the 1971 siderable power In the hands of the Com neral, their suggestive posture Kodak International Newspaper Snapshot Awards. They were selected ed, on the Manchester scene, good come the scene for what may mission of ISgher Education, the Board prove to be' another classic enticing and tempting aU those from over 235,000 snapshots submitted for local contests sponsored by of ’Trustees of Oonununlty Ocrileges, and Report schools, built In time, and a model town demonstration of the employ Democrats wUo consider it their 7? newspapers in the U.S., Canada and Mexico. charter which set out to blend, rather the Board of Trustees of the ynlveralty ment of a small and. limited principled duty to go to bed of Cotmecticut, the power of Uie purse By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak than to divorce, business €Uid political number of poUtical troops to with an Income tax if they run the admission’s office, and he teem en Ste^dien Reinhardt (a body fingered by Unnih. On the state scene, first as a legisla Sen. Edmund S. 'Muskie, after In 1969, the Senate was, *as aUurements, could stiU be had, should not. He does not set salaries for Tale Law School classmate of Muskie still has mechanical six months of playing political now, nomlnaUy controUed by If enough Democrats reaUy tor himself, and then as an Integral the staff, and he riiould not. He does not Berl Bernhard, Muskie’s cam problems in California, as else- country boy from Down East, the Democrats, the margin of wanted it. decide how each Individual Institution paign chlef-of-staff). Mriiere. A ssem bly M ajority I>art of the administration of Governor is finally getting Into Idg-tlme ctm trol’then being 24 to 12. But Give these RepubUcan nine M diould spend the money available to it, MoretU brought this out when 'Leader Walter Karabian, a po John Lodge, the man who is now Chief politics was underlined by the instead of winding up imder the the support of half the Demo and he stmuld not. If there Is to be any recent unpubUclzed visit to EngUtii came to California two tential Muskie man, was con crats In the Senate, and there Justice played a ccaiqiicuous, able role control of the Democratic lead dlventity in the educational Institutions California of his chief mission weeks ago. The Speaker made tacted too late to see the Seontor could be the Income tax throua^ of the state, indeed It there Is to be any, last week. A Muskie cocktail ership of either State Chairman in the demcnstraflon of what a construc ary: John F. (Jack) English. clear he wolud take absolutely one house. logic to their operation, they must be party for tnoney men was held BaUey or GovernM’ Dempsey, tively held political responsibility can EngU^, the skilled 'Democrat no peut In a Muskie campaign ’The first Immediate effect of free to devote their resources to those in the ttome of fund-raiser Man the Senate became, for the ic national canunltieeiman from if either Tom Rees or Steve the appearance of the Repub mean. areas which the lay trustees brileve to ning Post, a key Unruh lieuten cnicleil fiscal poUcles at the New York triio had signed on Reinhardt were in charge. Eng Ucan nine has been to strike In be useful. ant; therefore, the Wyman cloee of its session, the private On the bench, he has minded the first fulltime for Muskie, brought lish replied just as clearly that decision and demoraUsaUcti into But what was most revelatory about clique bc'ycotted the party. domain o f (me. particular Dem o precept of the Judicial branch of govern home no Weeftem scalps. In if Bob MoretU endorsed Miis- the Governor’s speech was the manner But such mistakes should not cratic senator. the deUberations of the Demo deed, his experience there kle. Bob Morotti would run the crats, who find it lUtflcult to de ment by keefilng order first in the laW in which it laid his mind bare. And for obsure the fact that Muskie Is What this particular senator reiterated how treacherous it OoUfomia campaign. That termine even whether the Re- those who had noticed It before. It must finally playing politics, a result —our memory is that he hail itself. The root of all puUlc respect for Is for an outsider to deal with brought no instant endorsement directly traceable to Englirii. ed from New Haven—did w m pubU(»ui nine are really offer the law lies In the basic proposition be regarded as a rather chilling iqpecta- the factional vendettas of Cali- but did produce a warmer cli cle. 'The Governor has launched a full- For examine, when Richard J. this: He gathered to himself ing themselves or merely play fomla’s madcap Democratic m ate. that Judges themselves must have re scale attack OR the higher educational six other Democratic senatora; ing a shaUow elusive burlesque' party. But English’s mission Umllarly, ShigUsh thawed the Daley was re-elected mayor of institutions of the state, without a word he shrewdly and successfuUy re- of wUUngness. spect for it. In this the new Chief Justice did measurably Improve Mus 'icy relationship between Muskie Chicago, he received a congratu tor the progress of the University of Ued on the 12 RepubUcan sena But when their mere i^ppear- has been strong, and is expected to con kie’s position with politicians, and CaUfomia’s most x>rodlgious latory telephone call from Mus Connecticut, which has moved from a tors to go along with him In ance can create suidi demoraU- very low until then, in the na fund-raiser: mUlionaire Ixis kie. Predictably, before Eng- tinue strong, now that his powers of In second-rate Institution to One in which order to embarrass the state’s xatlon and reopen so many le and leadership the state can take i»lde, without any ture would have gone undone. D em ocratic leadership; he par^ tions one thing seems ipilte election state. man. Bernhard, an exceptional recognition of the fact that what Con Added to the new attention to layed six votes, then, into con clear: If the RepubUcan nine of Y have been expended. Washington lawyer bik an ama necticut has to- offer the nation is not ’Ihat was another measure of trol of the closing actlks, whUe the state and unwarranted encouragement to key party leaders. Muskie is no t and maintaining people who are deriving no benefit from their they act. to people contacts rather than providing community college experience. Third, ‘W'Ot every person who calls the effect on a student in high echoed me ‘Lord, LonT, wlR enter into a diaimel for our own govenunent’s Idea who has an educational goal beyond it, the Kingdom of heaven, but on of what an effective enlightenment can never be discounted. Fourth, for ly those who do what my Far tor the people of Eastern Europe might better or worse, thle nation has in large ther in heaven wants them to do. When that Day comes, be. measure attained its worldly stance be- cauee generations of parents aspired for many will say to me, ’Lord, Against this weak and ineffective at their children. Thle galvanic dream Lord! Ih yqur name we told tempt at self-deception it is at least a sometimes misfires, but each family and God’s message, by your name we drove out many demons and move toward condor and honesty which student is free to pursue it or not, to find the destiny that la befitting. performed many miracles!’ Is now under cowslderation by the Ntacon Show ua a man who oerlouMy tries to ’Ihen I will say to them, T nev Administration. 'The idea is that we demonstrate that this nation is over^du- er knew you. Away from me, you evildoers!” would set up a thing esHed an American cated, and we wlU show you a man who ie Incalculably undereducated. — lOD- .Matthew 7:17-28 Council for Private International Corii- DDETOWN PRIE88. J, Grant Swank Jr. Taken by Dr. Orest M. Samchishen, Edmonton, Alberta. A"*" -AP Newffeatuni. MANCHESTE® EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1971 PAGE TEN M ine Blast M ANCteTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1971 PAGE ELEVEN Manchester Area Coventr Obituary K ills Five z foday’s FUNNY The New Classics A ll W om an Market Feuds O ff Losses T w o Youths >»<-'-«A»V.vWava H O LLYW O O D (A P ) —M ae Eschmann Dies, Am ericans Budget Up for Vote West, cnetime movie sex lu Attack ou the DoUar Arrested On queen, bgs been named NEW YORK (AP) — The (Conttnued from Page One) — Civilized or Dull? ard A Poor’s 500-stock average Ran Bake Shop woman of toe Century by £tock market found little en declin in g .60 to 102.21. the UCTxA Student (Council. field dommandera said. Is to disi - By ANN HENCKEN sleeveless sw;eator and . pleatecl couragement the past week, but The Associated Press 60-stock Rudolf J. Bschmann Sr., 68, Drug Counts nipt a complex of ‘‘Communist At Meeting Monday ^ AP Fashion Writer skfrt. Mix toe wrong prihto, suiid 'fh e 77 - y e a r - old biikom demcnstra,ted some .underlying ^average lost .7, fin isM n g the of Hartford, formerly of Man blonde accepted her jsward, Two Vemon youths were ar- command and control faclUttea, Covenby voters wlU meet In Coventry schools wltiT^ich NEW YORK (AP) — Design-- It's enough to set your teeth on strength by keeping losses to a week at 327.7. On the American chester, died yesterday at Hart- ers have offered what they call edge for a week, a gold-winged statue, before m inimum. Stock Exchange, the price- . ^ rested last nla^t In Vemon and headquarters and training Monday night at 7:80 at toe » setback” (in reference to the wearable, euy, elegant, qx>rty. Pants are back for fall. De- 1,700 ch eerin g students this “The strongest thing to be change index gave up .09 to ford Hoepltal. He was tte charged with Ulegal possession aieaa” used to carry out opera- high School to act on toe budget cut). noncostume clothes—toe "new signers got bored with the best- week at a Campus audito said about the market is that it close F rid a y at 20.18. bond ot Mrs. Alta Pritchard Uons In South Vietnam’s Hau of contrcdled drugs. fo r .1971-72, a budget to a t as ®°®"® ^ ® clasates."— for fall. selling pants-and-matching-top rium . , has net collapBed following toe For toe week, 932 issues de Bschmann. Nahla and Long An provlhceB ,, ’ much more money to rebuild Are they civilized or are they idea form last year. So they’ve reptecusslcms of the currency clined and 698 advanced among Mr. Eschmaim was bom April W ilfred M . H allid ay, 17, o f west of Saigon. The enemy haa propo«sd, would mean a mill what will necess^ly be tost dull? Critics say some "new turned out pants in about 80 dlf- revaluations and a rather se the 1,821 issues traded on the 28, 1903 in WadenswU, Swltser* 72 Hillside Manor' Ave. and stepped up attacks In Hau rate of about 71.0 If adopts. wUb the cuts for the coming Massics” are more classic than ferent lengths. From toe top Pudgy Police vere fade away In the bond Big Board. These figures com land, and Uved In Manchester Brian D. Claric, 17, of 37 Rus- H ie currant ra te is 68.2. schcol y e a r.” NahiSL new. Others find that the lack of down: market,” said Robert Stovall, pared with 1,106 declines and for many years before gotog jjj._ ^ere arrested after po- About 6,000 South Vietnamese Tlie budget represents a dras- Tbese suggested cuts In toe tic reduction from that present- ®®b»ol board budget include hysteria in fashion and the new —Short riiorts under long F in d Champ director of rerearch for Rey 605 advances among the 1,825 to Hartford 12 years He investigated an odor of tro (^ who had been at bases In nolds A Co. ed at toe budget hearing last half Uie textbeok account, all . elegance are a big rMief. coats at the Donald Brooks bou- stocks traded the previous o w n e d M d opera^ the P ^ n a marijuana coming from the Cambodia In a defensive pos Other analysts idewed as en month. ’The Town Council has ®(biletic and field trips, extra- Pertuqw many designers dque JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) week. Bake Sh^ «i M ^ St, Clark car. Marijuana was sub- ture for a month are taking-part couraging the fact that toe vol slnce slatoed some <208,000 off ®»rricular activities at the h'gh agree with Bill Blass. —R lliorts for evening — A fat c<^ doesn’t get promot However, 139 Mg board stocks was destroyed by fire in the sequently found in the car. In the new oHensIve. They are ume foUowed a pattern of ex. toe echoM board budget, toav- ®®bool and middle school’, a sub- "I travel a great deal and I 8t (Mtss D io r ed in Jackson'vUle. It’s a civil touched new 1971 Mghs during early 1900*s, and he continued Bach was released on a <1,000 spearheaded by two armored pending •with gains and con Ing tliat body with a five per ®(®*i(lbl cut In teaching supplies reailized this is an ultra conserv- —Above toe knee shorts with the week, while 120 issues in the bakery business for a non-surety bond for Rockville columns. service board rule, tracting with losses recently. dipped to new lows for toe year. cent increase over toe current ***® ®Mmlnation of all new a tlv c .aquaxo country . . . ’The Jackets at Jacques ’Tlffeau. time at the Swiss Pastry Shop Circuit Court appearance on ’The drive Is along a 26-mlle «M . Sm4 Mt< r But It isn’t fair, says Patrol ’^You never have to ' buy Weekly volume on the Big ai^ropriation. The council baa ®(^^P«w(fi®n8. 2= T^ . f U NNV. 1200 W «t very state of toe union demands —Below toe knee pants or dl- 'Which he owned and operated June 1. stretch from the Cambodian SL, CImiMe, Okit 44111. man William J. Lo.Vake, presi stocks, but frequently you have B oard decreased to 79,776,000 also cut aJaout <25,000 from Its Its. own budgets, the more conservative clothes,” vlded skirts at Bill Blass, at 183 N. Main St Before he Also sched^ed to appear in town o f Kandol Chrum on HI|d»- says Blass. —Plus fours at toe Beene Ba dent of Fraternal Order of Po to sell them," observed J(4m J. shares from 80,484,0(X) shares retired a few years ago, he own requests, giving Itself close baa cut <200 from court on Jime 1 is Lee W. Da- way 7 southward to Kompong lt’s likely that many fall col- »-tar- lic e Lod ge 68C. Smith, analyst for Fahnestock A the wrek earlier. to a 17 per cent Increase over 7 *® i^Klstrars' request; <60 was employed as pastry c ^ 37 39 Talcott- ’Trach, an area that ranges from leotions shown so far will sell —The Jodphur look at Stephen He cites himself as an exam Co. Scott Paper, off 1% to 24% on at the Sage-AUen Oo. in Hart the current figure. frem Zoning Beard of Algols; vine, wtfo was charged with in- 76 to 100 miles northwest o f Sal- well. Women are not likely to Burrows. ple. Called to a nursing hmne to Brokers said investors ap 683,100 shares, was the most ac ford. toxloatlon and breach of peace gon. With the fuU range of complain that designers are —Paratrooper pants at Anne control a raving man, LaVake peared to be treading lightly, tively traded Big Board stock Survivors, besides his wife. Surgically said he came out of toe rnicoun- exercising cauticn because of following a disturbance at his American air suK>ort, South Economic Develop- playing it safe. Not vriien a cus- Klein. tills psust week. The heavy turn are two sons, Rudolf Bschm^ peieas- Vietnamese forces are operat taxes), with tto (ctel be- ment Commission; <2,600, Plan^ tomer will______he able to walk into a —Dong__ slacks _ _ __ at Valentino, _ _ (®*‘ *■ (tielocated Jaw, icos- uncertainty over toe European over included a block of 533,300 Jr. and Robert Bschmann, both gy ^ u o q non-surety bond, in g up to 12 miles from their fore revenue figured In at <2,- nlng and Zonlne'- ^ R e^- Sileueed store and find slmMe dresses Christian Dior-New York, Oscar c"®*! lower teeto, dangling mid monetary situation and the pace shares at 26 on Tuesday. ot Manchester: a brother and Pertel, 18, ot 90 Union die finger and shredded uni of improvement In the U.S. border. k? T5i* Education ation Cemmission’; lte cuts Im- Aide Service, raucous rooster?” asked Mrs. But LaVake can’t even take at all can remember that rising 10%, and (Jlnerama, down %, at Weiss Sonfo are saying—if you’ve terned fabrics. The floor length died yesterday at Rockville Gen High command spokesman Lt. Donlou. an cxaminati(m for promotion interest rates marked toe begin Three youths who were posed by toe council, reads line- Ibe procedure at the town seen er8e ly out of Clyde, she. contacted allowed If a man is in good ground on the week ■with the liam Cotter would have Aircraft Corp. If "It’s an Ameri- work for a “proper with- Manchefeher State Rep. N. Barry, who whUe state sena- budget, If adopted. ment. In the case ot a rejection. Associated Press Writer Adm. Luis E. Vargas, said: four grandchUdren and five uled to appear In Circuit Court ^an engine.” The corporation drawU” of trcpps from Vlet- populated region occuidsd by Gardner at Bay (Jlties Pet Hos Dow Jones industrial average CALL 647-1M6 Charles Bogglnl has requested tor had met with state and lo- List of Cutbacks the budget Is returned to the “TTiere are leg;al methods under Pliyslcal condition. great-grandchUdren. the enemy since shortly after pital In nearby Torrance. LIMA, Peru (AP) — In toe Gene R. Easters agrees. He is slippin g .91 to 930.00, the N ew 12, RockvUle, June 1. +n lia threatened with bankmptcy nam, using all the l^ormaUon and has received permission to oaj officials on plans for the TTie sheet ojt annotated cuts Town Council for further work, whi(di any one may ask the min Between 7:30 a h i. Funeral services will be Mon C O V E N T R Y Cotter was on hand to lis- ^ yjg recent collapee avallab’e to congressmen to de- He explained to Mrs. Donlou wake of a series cf land occupa 6 foot 9 weighs 230 and operated York Stock Exchange Index of appear before the legislature’s widening, dismissed the argu- broke out In Cambodia has been sent home with all lo- but that group is under no legal istry for land.” and 9 a.m. day at 2 p.m . a t -the F irs t E van Gerald Humes, 28, of South ten and tO talk to 'the O IIl- ^ R oUs Royce Ltd. The Brit- termlne - what puUout pace that silencing .a rooster is an tions, the military gtoveniment a health club before becoming a m ore than 1,300 com m on stocks gelical Lutheran Church, Or finance committee, to explain ment by ’odegard and other op- year. cal school children in memo obligation to Increase any extremely delicate (^ration. Mean'while, the occupations St., Coventry, was charged Qglg about anjrthing and j g j , conjpany was nvaklne: the would most Ukely achieve a Am Rong said If the govern has assured owners that nrivate policem an. dipping -32 to 50.35 and Stand chard St., Ellington. The Rev. “The Case Mt. Bill.” ponents that the bill was not form from the sichool admlnis- amounts. He drew a diagram showing have continued as poor famines Thursday, with faUure to drive everything, and when the engine fo r the L-1011 T riS ta r “ lastin g p ea ce.” ment can re-eatabllsh its auttior- property ■wlU be respected. At He would have to get down to Richard E. Bertram, pastor, will The bill, which would author- needed because the work al- trators, and this memo notes - ______how an incision Is made direct flock to an area south of Lima In right hand lane. He is sched- gession waS over, that is commercial airliner being de- About the information sources ity in the region It 'will be able the same time, President Juan 176 pounds to conform to toe Ize a <60,000 state expenditure, rea d y has begun-, that ”lt wmild not be possible Manchester Evening Herald ly above the heart to get to the to stake out claims in hope of officiate. Burial will be In Grove uled to a]q>ear In Circuit Ckjurt veloped by Lockheed. which FitzGerald alleged to be Velasco has promised toe squat chart. what he had done. as Its entire contribution toward ” (Ye who worked for the wld- to relieve enemy pressrue on to continue at the present level Coventry correspondent Holly vMce box, and bow an electric HIU Cemetery- 12, Manchester, May 24. ters, whom he described as “ toe receiving title from toe govern ”My weight helped me get Topics ranged from the local Cotter called the economy the available to congressmen, Oot- the acquisition dllng is better than using a 9 p.m. referred to the finance commit- Is the ancient city of Angkor, This causes air turbulence so w . Mara, ucKetea a s f-derallv aided lor a year and a half, he said these matters than the average was taken until this bill Vernon m onth when 2,000-3,000 persons come to Lima each year In club or mace. It Is safe and TTie family suggests that any tee for Its review and recom- ^ introduced in January by Cambo- that no sound Is emitted. invaded state and private land search cf work and a better life. usually subdues a man. I would memorial (xmtributlons may be mendation. dla’s naticmal aymbol. Hbiemy “I decided to take toe Sen. Bob Houley and Rep. near Pamplona. Officials are conducting a cen ratoer manhandle a person than M made to the First Evangelical Su.1 to «op h. pumt to r.™.™ .Itorlnj, to. Bogglnl said today he has ■niomas Dooley of Vemon.” troops at present (Xicupy toe chance,” said Mrs. Donlou. sus of toe Pamplona Invaders accident last night at the Inter- Vietnam war. and the economy. Irom the 19th D l^ct, |1 h- learned that the bill Is In danger ______tem ples. School Hopes to Implement Now. Clyde has fully recov A police attempt to eject the x xi. x_ beat his head in.” laitlieran Church Sunday School. squatters ended to failure and <>*h®rs who have ^ e n over _____ r - — „ 1. a X. to, were any contracts In sight for I would have gone there (to — "caught In the whirlpool of ___ ered. The hea'vywelght cops believe section of Rt. 86 and Rts. 6 and It was suggested by Town area. "All of us (In the Ckm- Vietnam) If It was avllable to bloodshed and brought sharp ^ housing mlids- j,ave found a champion, Domenico A. Gampanelll SAIGON (AP) — The U.S. He still throws hija head back 44A. Manaerer Pobert Weiss that Cot- sessional delegaUon) have me,” Ctotter added. Full Work-Study Program criticism from Peru’s Uberal («»• ®ald ®nd work Is under way A recently elected member of SOUTH WINDSOR — Dome Tlie ’Thomas vehicle, north- About Town Command announced today that and tries his best, but toe crow ter could be a "hero” If he vvritten to the awaroprlate de- Manchester Industrialist, Wll- Roman C&thoUc Chureh. P ^d e Mate land for thoee toe civil service board but yet to nico A. Campanelli, 70, of 1107 bcund on Rt. 86, puled into the He said he asked to appear If the education budget is ap is barely audible. l1 ■ nrpt n S-'O or.n • « ’ ’horse- partments asking about possible Ham Slelth, Joined Mrs. Gold- Dr. and Mm. Burton Melsner sights and relatlonEhips between At one point toe Interior Min- “I**®"®” ^ »®®d K-” take office, Frank Carluccl, 88, Ellington Rd. died yesterday at path of a car driven by IBdancAe school and the wonBd of work. proved as it stands at the an istiy ordered the arrest of Is 5-10 and weighs about Hartford Hospital. HartneU, 244 High St., WiUl- m.„, to to, town/to. ptoto to. to., 'to."p 5’«' ^ ”'^5rK to.“«.w The program also has several town paid fo r the N ike Site, je t,” C3otter said. sw ere to nual budget meeting Tuesday, Msgr.iVU ^r. Luis I AHi> Bambaren, OIUIl.DciXVllf oauxUiaiyU a I I U U ^ * 176. He says he believes 16 per He was bom June 11, 1900 in mantle, vriilch was eastbound long-range objectives: To create Weiss explained that within six jtfrs. Barbara Goldberg, a tlons. “I feel our government State Resilient bishop of Lima, ui charges of cent leeway should be allowed Bonefro, Province of Campo- on Rts. 6 and 44A. Damage was mcHiey. the Work-Study Program will a continuing pregram for termi J. d X p S y C r 471*100! will demonstrate how to deco- disturbing toe peace by agltat- m t above toe chart weights. b a « ^ T ''ita ly ''^ °U v ^ ln“to^ dOhio (AP) — Too Many Smokes bonds tor a "feaslbUlty study” own cookies. ’The museum is a p p ^ ^ n t of John Paul them with the -work structure of dent Nixon announced Friday to be given to I'tate or local was no planning being done for Congress over Sen. Mike Mans- vided in toe budget for the hir (Jarmelo G. Lamazza of Brent- Y CampanelU of South Windsor, the area. four appointments—Including a Findlay businessman Ralph WEST HAVEN (AlP)—Police govemiSents ^ttoiiut ch ^ If a peacetime ewnomy in Itolcii Held’s propl)^^ to cut toe tro^ riUm*^’toTOTm^r^* exrent’M ^i^* Assistance (3 r^ p ^ ing of a full-time coordinator of wixxi, N.Y., a member of toe Frank Campanelli of ElUngton, Also: To create a program Connecticut man^to the board Tate is demanding that his pro said they arrested a man and Anthony Campanelli of VTndsor It were to be used tor recre- much of the nation’s economy level In Europe In half. Con- So!oS) a X o rtle d In 1969 ^ ^ o n d a j^ ^ em^hasU the Work-Study Program. The MarylknoU Order. that will provide for a more of trustees of the Smithsonian perty taxes be raised. ccnfiscxited 2,000 caxtens of boot Computer Set ation. The town Is planning to is centered anxmd solving en- gress should forget about this high school came In for criti Hie bishop’s arrest led Juan Locks and Dominic Campanelli has not beipn spent. ”It Is toe The Junior Hlg^i vx,™ Of . ® ...... sensiUve x , region . which has enriched education that will Instituticn’s Woodrow Wilson In leg cigarettes here Friday. d evel<9 toe site for a recreation vlrcmmental and social prob- and concentrate on toe needs ot loflrersayl 4m maaIMaaAJ.^^ cism at last Tuesday’s meeting Cardinal Landazuri Ricketts, He has made three recent of Stafford brings; a daugh same <60,000 being asked for In second Congregational Church behind in pacification, make for a proper adjustment ternational Center for Scholars. (Jharged with unlawful posses ter, Mm. Lena Peluso of En- For Job Listing au’ea and has <60,000 In this lems. this coimtry, like mass tran- of toe Board of Directors of the archbUhop of Lima, to return tripe to toe county auditor’s of- toe 1971 bUl,” Bogglnl ex- will meet Monday at 8 p.m. considered the top and transition from school to Representing government cm sion and sale of untaxed cig- fleid; a sister, Mrs. Ckmcetta O n T tn ala year’s budget to start a teen Cotter argued that there Is sit and slum areas like north Rockville Area Chamber of plained. at the church. pactiication expert In South w ork; the board will be Henry A. Kis huiriedly from a Church confer- figg asking for a new appraisal aretts was Gerald KookooUs, 60, DlGrappa of Maynard, Mass.; O llktkCUl ASCiSkB there. first a need to establlrti a solid Hartford. ______Vietnam . Com m erce. To create a cooperattlve at singer, Nixon’s assistant for na ence In Costa Rica. gf ^Is home and ol(x:k repair of West Havmi, officers said. and 16 grandchildren. The High School “ ^ed Weiss to send ecoi^y. He noted that toe <20 “I think we’ve treated these When the House, by an 89 R a v W nitAr Ta « a (« ™ «- His appointment to fiU toe slot John Carter, who heads tlie titude on the part of all em tional security affairs. The president and his in terio r bustnesB. billion "accelerated PoUce said the revenue loss Thp funeral will be Monday at ,. chronology of the events chamber's work-study commit ployers and the school as to Prom pri’vate life, Nixon ap- minister, Gen. Armando Arola, Tate said he feels he sould be ^ o m w m i utc _____ 8 a.m. at the D’Esopo Funeral guidance departmmit wlU 8P°"-^rrcundlng town’s pur- works” bill to toe state on the untaxed £lf S 5?^ t ^ «> AP," JSTS m S I « U-8 - tee, told toe directors that the their responsibility in training, polntea Rawleigh 'Wamer Jr., **1* ^ mokra wouW hIW“^en“<3.2^ Chapel, 286 Wetoemfleld Ave., sor demonstrations of compu- ghase of the land and said he House. The same p«»l, P. Wipppppon eo„. T.?? *“• informing and ^ucating the arrest. Artola said the bishop is the <170.88 he was taxed last both houses last year, but was cem themselves with people program was working out well board chairman MoMl Oil Co., Hartford, with a high Maas of ter use for occupational Infor- would look Into It. terminal students about to en a man of great social con- year. He said he has made a vetoed by President Nixon. problems.” at Ellington Hlg^ School where New Canaan, Conn., Wiltia re^eni at toe St. F^cto of „„ Monday and May 26. Mm. Theresa Parla told Oot- debate next week on toe pro ter the lUbor force; science.” Earlier he had called number of improvements in Ms Cotter said he would love to Shorrock. it was first introduced and now Baroody, president, American sSrii sY^el aeaalons wUl be held at could be a bigger hero U posal. Airbome Brigade, and this Is at Tolland High School, but lit To create a feeling in the Enterprises Institute, Alexan toe prelate “an agitator In a workah(q> and home since toe Cotter said that Nixon might see a mass transit system con- Voting to reject toe unfavor expected to be phased out in the cassock.” lOfo OFF Tlie Junior (toolr of (tommun- tle had been done at Rockville minds of all pupils that the dria, Va., and Daniel P. Moynl- property last was. appraise^ in K ^ te^ , Bl“ m^eld 7:80 p.m. In Room 110 of toe “ not veto toe bill this tone necting the thirteen towns of able report were State Reps. next year. At an open-air Maas last Sun open space g;rant of about <300, High. In aU, he said, about 100 school and community are Inter han, professor at the Harvard 1968. M Ul MT ClUlillie < SUtPI Friends may call at toe fu- high school, t o ^ toe purch^^ around because nym ld provide toe F l^ District, but asked Genovesl, Francis m L ity Baptist (tourch w ill rehearse 000 ested in their welfare, in school, day toe hiring had told toe Auditor Edward Hugus has neral homn tonight from 7 to 9 Parents and students have II cause m i;ase munbor Where toe money vrould come ^gjjgy j j (Charles Bogglnl tomorrow at 4:30 p.m. at the students are participating. University Graduate School of MIMM CUAWK Mt. as well as when they take their Pamplona squatters their ac promised a new appraisal in toe and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and been In-vlted. The Kiwanla Club of people who are unemployed from, church and the Youth Choir 'wlU The Work - Study Program Education, Cambridge, Mass. Ad2 WEST MIDDLE, TiiRNPIKE of Manchester; ’Thomas Dooley place in the world of work; Moynlhan will serve as vice tion would stimulate the govern siunmer, but Tate wants one 7 to 9 p.m . l>ashas purchased comcomputer puter tim e Town Director William Fltz- this year and were not last SleMh suggested more taxes. rehearse a t 6:46. was approved by tte chamber of Vernon ;Robert King of Tol Protests To construct an original, or- chairman of toe 1,600-member ment to provide land and hous right away. for toe demonstrations. egeraid told Cotter that he When there is war, he said. some six or seven years ago. land and Dorothy Miller cf Bol gpanlzed research design dealing board. ing for toe poor. Mrs. Herman H. Klelnuui Oounaelors______will explain__ ...... com- thought the state and the town ^ ctotter toid Mrs. Goldberg that Congress does not hesitate to partment pay him for his Carter criticized the Vemon ton. with reaction to speakers, eval All the appointees fill vacan The President charged that ROCKVILLE — Mm. Cele puter procedures ai^ slmtoate there are bUU In Congress to a»k tor toe mtmey to fight It. Five members of the Ladles To 0>uiiter School system, noting it had not Voting to accept toe unfavor uation and suggestions and cies. Warner was named to a enemies of the government Selwitz Kleiman, 69, of West a student’s progress toward oc- the 2U acres cf open space, to r retraining workers When solutions to other prob- Aid of the Lutheran Women’s shown much interest in the pro able report were Stsite Reps measurement of the effective term exitiring Oct. 23, 1972, w e re refE^xmslMe fo r the land Hartford died yesterday at ^ cupational choice through__ In- Asks About Grant for a peacetime economy and toms ore needed, "Do you hesl- Thomaa^mnellv cf South Wind- Missionary League of Zkm gram. Taking issue with this, ness of topic areas. while Baroody and Moyiiihan invasians, anti that these were Springfield, Mass, convalescent tei action with toe computer, Weiss also questioned (totter tate to ask me lor toe money to JSSl ^ ^Qiga Evangelical Lutheran CTiurch P arades Ronald Kozuch, who heads the SHADE TREE SPRAYING will serve until Oct. 23, 1976. designed to embarrass the gov home. She was the wife of Her- q-j,g computer system con- about improving the procedure do it?” he asked. will leave Monday for Atlantic (Continued from Page One) (Jwitlnuing E(iucation Depart 62nd D is tr ic t ernment during a meeting of Place your order NOW to have your shade treea ^ a yed man H. Kleiman. tains detailed Information on for receiving federal money, ______City, N.J., where they wlH at- ment for the system, said the governors of toe Inter-Amer tor ohewliig inaeota. Evergreens and Ornamentals should Mrs. Kleiman was born Nov. than 1,200 occupations. particulariy with such projects AFB near (tolorado Springs, 'Amnesty Called In toe 21 to 12 Senate roU t®*»d the 30to annual convention mandate made by the Board of ican Development Bank, now also be sprayed to guard against Insects and disease . . . 28, 1901 in RockvUle and Uved 3 qoo niirtiHnAoi re- “ secondary sewage treat of the Atlantic District of the Sf*^**’ CYO To Present call vote ’Thursday which re Education had been carried out Boat Is Lifted under way In Lima. In Springfield for more than 40 lated occupations listed The plant. He explained that League. They are Mrs. Walter ’ this year. For Navy Addicts For Complete Tree Care Call jected a proposal for permit “iHie invasions are a social years before moving to toe student types Into the mputer ^ ® •’town---- ■-* has had "to ------*borrow and Semrow and Mrs. Jack Soares, A, ^ ® “>, Pilot Program O ver the B rid ge Religious Drama ting checking accounts for sav- . , . „ problem wMch the govenuiient Hartford strea 23 years ago. terminal his special apptitudes, 6*®**™® toe interest charges on and toe Army’s Presidio in San bers of the Idaho Air Force As tags banks. State Sens. David Francisco. The board had asked that a must face,” Velas(» said. "Peru CARTER TREE EXPERT CO. Other survivors are a son, vocational interests, and level <2-86 mUUon In anticipa- ’There will be a "Peace on _____ 1 ^ XX___ .X tomato; and Miss Emily Kiss- _ sociation learned first hand toat CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Herbert Kleiman of Riverdale, tion nf ekw moving federal Odegard of Manchester, Robert ^ Ernest Reubto, '^® Boston chapter of Scien pilot work study program be and toe government cannot (UdBNKBD AND INSUBED) of education ond-qr working Earto” presentation d®Plcttog HouTey of Vemon and Hany instituted for the current year, appearances can be deceiving. They couldn’t raise the bridge N.Y.; two daughters, Mrs. Lola conditions desired funds. tists and Engineers for Social evade this responslMllty. But be 643-7695 toe horror of war and toe beau- ^ Windsor voted 8^®®*®’ to be evaluated at the end of so they had to raise the boat. Maskovsky of Cherry HIU, N.J., and Political Action, as well os A speaker at an association assured that private property The computer prints out the '''^®‘“ ProP<»®d toat In future ty of peace tomorrow at 7 p.m. jhe majority, the year. This has been done, An A-frame houseboat 22-feet and Mrs. Linda PbiUlps of Glen' number of options or occupa- *® rtolatlon toe federal govern- Members of Daughters of Lib-, Science for toe P e^ e, plan a luncheon Friday was Introduced must be retpected.” 8 at East Catholic Hlgii School ^ Kozuch noted and plans are to tall couldn’t get past a 12-foot- dale, CaUf.; a brother, Louis ...... choices ment be held responsible tor erty. No. 17, LOLI, and No. 128, conference. Among toe q»eakers high immovable bridge on Lake a-vallable after by toe CTYO group of St Lucy’s Gov. ’Thomas Mesklll w ill dis hire the full-time person to head as an official of the Soviet Un Selwitz of Longmeadow, Mass.; ggg^ insertion, such interest charges. Ctourch of Waterbury. ’The event will attend the 10:46 a.m. wor- “®tod linguist and war critic Wylie, an arm of toe Catawba cuss toe first 182 days of his the program for the coming ion. He Umped slightly, used a a sister, Mrs. Daisy Wolf o 'f At any time, he may change Town Director Mrs. V ivia n is open to toe public free of ship service tomorrow at toe Professor Noam Chomsky, of R iver. adminitration Tuesday at 7:80 year. But again, this ■wlU hinge cane and spoke with a strong Springfield, Mass.; and tour jjjg characteristics or ask for a Ferguson asked (totter If toe toe Massachusetts Institute cf So the boat was hoisted over *'*****• atodel Capt. on approval of the education Russian accent. grandchUdren. piint-out or a list of occupa- town could receive fed era l the Buster Boyd Bridge by two Funeral services wiU be to- The combined efforts of toe TWeWslon-Channel 24 In Hart- L a ^ ® ® J_?ea<^ wUl speak budget. But before returning to his X X xw . tlons that meet toe character- *>ea>to granU without forming An organtion (»lled "GIB cranes. St. Rose and St. Mary’s Parish on ’"Thy Word Is Tmth.” Kozuch said the first year the seat, the speaker threw away morrow at 11 a.m. at toe Weln- ^gyes he has detaUed. Addition- ^ regional health district, par- for Peace” plaimed a rock con Two Charlotte men had built IT DOESNT CCNME of East Hartford have brought He will answer questions ----- entire amount for the person his cane, dropped his accent steln M ortu^, 6« ^rm lng^ gj information about a Job de- tlcularly f(nr a town health of- cert in a park near (tolumbua, the houseboat on one side of the 5 this Uve performance with from a panal of State Capital re- ®*^,®P _ nel will be reimbursed by state A ve., H ^ r d , Mdto R a ltol Em - ggrtptUon, qualifications to r It, «®®»-- ^ Ga. and Identified himself as Tom funds. Based on a state for lake with toe expectation of sell eritus Moirte SUvermiw of toe g„^ occupations may Cotter told her he would slides and recorded music to pt^tors Tbplcs will Include toe J- (Fran) Ooo- Wlrtz, a Denver travel agent. mula, the amount of reimburse ing It. But their plans changed FROM A FAUOT! Emanel synagogue. West Hart- g,gg ^ obtained “make Inquiry” Into toe mat- Mancheeter. The drama report, budg^ for the next fiscal year, ^ y presently undergoing SAN DIEGO (AP) — Navy ment will change In ensuing and they decided to move the e-- \ .veara. Kozuch said, however, boat nearer their cottages on shocking, often moving por- jug, 0 ,^ atolnlstratkn poe- Hospital, ’Tampa, Fla., after lUusions Fourth the Navy plans an amnesty pro to Sh^Tto^ Lod^ k the other side of toe bridge. tery, Hartford. Memorial Wertt gemtoars 1- gram at the end of the coming 35********** **!f” ***® student to coUege choice revenue sharing plans in (ton- u,ls week was re-elected to his xutoou^c toe techniaues used TIIT/iAAokrn The lUuzlons quartet took (Jhafee, in San Diego for a Popular Term moriol donations may be made „...x gress wUl be nassed. The only , iuu«iu«ui uie lecamques usea leadership. umn in toe Saturday Herald. year to see If the students are fourth i>Iace in toe Northeastern speech before the annual con to a charity of toe donor’s ^ chl^toris^oT q^on Is w toT I^ It will OHrd term as president ot Local t o ^ p rj^r^ are modem, m - She would appreciate hearing benefiting by It. G-men as a term to describe toe characteristics. Reglcn 1 Sweet Adelines com vention of toe Navy League, BLOOOMOBILE choice. PoUce Union 1496. coniing to the sponsors, the pMTner State Sen. David M. *«»« ber friends In Manchester. The intent of toe program is government men gained pop ’The computer does not make *®^.®’..**® f®f^' petition last nlg^t in Oilcopee, told newsmen: "These individu Contlnuinz as secretarv-treas- instmcting people are .Rarry of Manchester today ----- to blend toe 'world of work with ularity after toe capture of a a choice for toe student but Cotter * t(4d the gathering toat Mass., at toe Scblne Ihn. als have got to have a real de I R v>AA» fii II AA -r a r Iaa ®"®*®“(< religious dramas praised toe state legislature for 'Hm Rev. Dr. Clifford O. ociulemic training. It enables notorious criminal, George (Ma provides information to help he felt Cknmecticut and Man urer is Robert Ouliano. Replac...... — ----- >------— • ■ The quartet sang "Goody Good sire for rehabilitation. Hie am THE were employed tor centuries to passing a blU this week that wlU Simpson, pastor of toe Center the students to ver the type chine Gun) Kelly In September, him make 'toe decisions. chester would be better off if nesty will cover wily those In ing Vito Perrone as vice preal- convey Uie message of the force the Department of ’Trans- . OMigregational Church, and 7, 15 of Job. opportunities open to 1938, according to Encyclo Bonn S e e s ______the federal government asnum- . „ .. _ . ______Department __ Losing You," to take howms In stances of drug use prior to a BLOODMOBILE gospel In cathedrals and portation to cmnplete the Walter Grzyb, church choir di (hem in. toe area; to realize that paedia Britannlca. ed welfare costs as proposed by **®"( Oei^d Calve. music, sound, expression and man’s coming forward and ask ch ^es througxuxut inurupe. widening of the Wilbur Cross rector and organist,organist. accompa- in order to maintain a job In Students Gather Wilbur Mills, chairman of toe Re-elected to toe four-man ing for help YOU! W ILL EE AT Cut Affecting board of directors w ere Sgt. Thcnm wishing more im ^ - Highway, from Simmons Rd. to ^ *!?! society, attitudes, traWng and house ways and means commit education are critical prere If a man volunteers for the tee. Raymond Mazzone and Sgt. tion may contact Mrs. Sadie A. Eaat Hartford to W. Middle church will participate In an ™ x , ST. EMDGET afternoon worship service tb- First place went to snotoer quisites and to Instill in the stu- program and then continues to CAR and TRUCK AcewUng to (Jotter, Owinecti- Walter Ferguson. TWo new Hcdgdcn, 140 Coloy Dr., East Tpke. in Manchester. Moscow B id morrow at toe Cathedral cf toe Connecticut quartet, the Musical ntiiiues stay until the POWs are freed. Pre-Schooler Workshop Bill To Ask the foaowing achednla: Rogers called the Mansfield OAMBRXDOE, Maas. (AP) — Dnplicate Bridge ammulment "a mistake of his In a.show for amateur astrono Mamay throu^ Friday, On Troop Cut toric proportlcnq” and said the Results last night in a dupli 2-Year Stay 8:80 a.m. to 0 pjn. mers, the last-quarter moon will Scheduled for Tuesday (Cjoirtinaed from Fage One) United States cbUld kiss good cate bridge game at the Ital- A telepboiie backup . aer- bye any hopes of a mutual U.S.- eclipse Mars Sunday morrfag. “The Children We Berve” wlU secretary's opposition to the lan-American Club are: In Execution vlco la avallaUa Monday Soviet troop cu$ if tbe proposal M ars «rlU cUsappear tor about' be the subject of a workshop In tbrougb Saturday from e war-powers bUlis w as " a great la adopted. Phoiie for Dala North-South, Robert Hughes an hour as the moon passes in community resources tor pre WASHINGTON (AP) — Con p.m. to 8 aju. disappointment” Fulbright Rogers rejected Fulbrlght's Persons wishing informa and James Baker, first; Donald front of the jSanet. For drug adviaoty Infor- compared Rogers' argument to assertion that two events, ex schoolers to be held Tuesday tion about specific types of Lewis and Myles Walsh, second; gress will be asked to order a one during tbe Johnson adminis- pected admission of Britain into Witnesses will havb to get 'up matlan, c a ll; 647-0222. ^ 8 p.m. In the Whittm Me- day care sendees in the William Zieman and Carl Fred- two-year stay of the ®ie con traUcn by Nididas Katsenbach, the Common {Market end a So early—the eclipse begins before 'morlal library auditorium, 86 Manchester area, including rickstm, third. demned persons brought a step at the time undersecretary of viet call for mutual troop cuts, S a.m. on the East Coast, and N. Mata 8t. Parents and other part-time, home, and nurs East-West, Earl Curtiss and state, that congressional power resulted from Mansfield's intro closer to death by a recent Su before 2 a.m. in Arlaona. concerned members of the com ery school placements, may Jon Marx, first; Mrs. Alfred to declare war was outmoded. duction of the troop-cut amend obtain it by calling 521-4620, preme Court decision. Observers in eaMetn Canada munity were invited. LaPlant and Mrs. Lawrence Fa B ills w ill be introduced {Mon "Tou have gene just about as m en t The program will be present Exit. 74 o r 75. The service, gan, second; Joseph Toce and far as Mr. Katsenbach,” (FUl- and New England witl .see only day by Rep. Efmanuel Celler, ed in recognition ot “The Week which is provided by the Day Edward Conway, and, Mr. and biight told Rogers. the disappearance of the ptaoet, A8RESXS of the Young Child,” which will Care Planning and Coordi Mrs. Donald Weeks, tied for Witchcraft because it will reappeap^ Siter D-Milano are Dr. Tanash A. Atoynatan, aidse. Steele Has Attentive Audience Oiuntry Club. Next Thursday, ishment and, thus, violates the morning on W. Middle Tpke. auditorium of the school’s Main The 60-volce eighth grade grade mixed clv^ will render soloist in “Something” by The director of the Manchester Com The arrangements committee M rs. Quish there will be an open pair club Constitution, Court date June 7. Building at 7:30. mixed choir’s portion of the pro five numbers; “Blowin’ In the Beatles. Solid Savings in King's Completely Stocked munity ChUd Guidance Clinic; consists of Mrs. Alice Lamenzo championship game and tro- The measure Congress will bC Above, Melvin P. Lumpkin gram will Include “America,” Wind” by Bob Dylan; “You’ll ’The combined choirs will Join Mrs. Jean Bates, superivisor of for the nursery schotd directors, phles will be a'warded. asked to approve Is based on ACCIDENTS directs the seventh grade choir Elected by ‘"There’s a King of Hush," and Never Walk Alone” from In the finale, “ Everything Is the Manchester PubHc Health Mrs. Marianne Cornish of the Steele Says Heroin Problem ------that point and on congressional On W etherell St. near HUls- during an assembly perfor “Yesterday” by John Lenfum “Carousel” by Rodgers and Beautiful.” Nursing Association; Allah Ches Community Y School, and Mrs. Russell B. Grannies o f 33 pow er to enforce the 14th town Rd. yesterday Eiftemoon at mance last week. The 80 mem and Paul McCartney of The Hammersteln, with Steven Ide Choir accompanists are Susan terton, coordinator of state and Joy Van Cleef for the day care G O P a u b Westwood St. received an award amendment’s guarantee of 5:31, a c m driven by Gordon bers of this group will sing Beatles, with guitar accompani as student conductor; a repeat Anderson and Marcia Speno, federal programs for the Board committee of the Planning and recently for winning the Con- equal protection of the law. Tlie D. Sullivan of Bast Hartford left "Tearti Your Children," “An of Education. By AUGE EVANS ment by James Harney and of “Yesterday” ; the theme from seventh Grade; Sharon Apple- Coordinating Project of the Good Reason to Sneed Pullout nectlcut Mutual Life CiHub rub death penalty now Is Imposed in the road and struck a utility American Is a Very Lucky Also, Dr. Winfred Moyer, (Herald Reporter) Michael Ramsey. Darlene Asel- “Exodus” ; and “The Sound of stedn, eighth G rade; Danette Greater Hartford Community ber bridge tournament. His part a discriminatory manner on the pole. Sullivan was treated at Man,” "America, Our Heri chief of pediatric services at Council. By SOL R. COHEN make It more difficult for drugs made engines, “preferably tlne, student conductor, will Silence” by Simon and Garfunk- Cornelius, Boyd Haldeman, and Mrs. Rosalind Quish, town ner was iDr. R ichard Shaw, poor and minorities, say Celler Manchester Memorial Hospital, tage," "Let There Be Peace on (Herald Reportez) of all kinds to get Into the hands United Aircraft engines.” lead the choir in "Lord, Thy le. Jane Low, nhvth Grade. chief medical director of the and Hart. thm taken on his request to St. treasurer, yesterday was elected . . u t**™® Noting that Ixxikheed’s alr- f*rm. Francis Hospital in Hartford. GAIUNSHOP In the opinion of Repub- are the people we are defend- bus, called the “Tri Star,’’ was The death penalty has been and installed as president of the Nursery Schools lic&n Congf. Robert Steele tag — the people for whom we planned with foreign engines in abolished in 12 states and is un Wants View on Income Tax M anchester V ...... Manchester Republican Wom A summons charging him with of "Vemon, ‘Unless the her- have expended lives, dollars mind, Steele said, “It la neither Ffotc Sundae Named der attack in a number of oth failure to giant right of way M ail Rates Group programs for young children In Manchester and di en’s Club at Its biennial meet oin problem in Vietnam is equipment. reasonabie nor in the best ta- ers. CeUer said he hopes the was issued this morning at 12 :S4 Hospital Notes rectors; ing and luncheon at the Man immediately checked, that “The problem in South Vlet- terests of the American pubUc It was against the law to two-year abeyance sought in his to Durfee A. Hyson, 17, o f East Genovesi Presses Increase VISITINO HOURS Center Nursery School, 11 Center St.; Mrs. Robert Haskell. chester Country Club. She suc in itself will constitute a nam is so serious," Steele said, to underwrite with taxpayers serve ice cream sodas on Sun- hill will prompt state authorities Hartford, after *a collision at W. Intermediate- Care' Sc^- Open Sundays 'HOltop Outdoor Nursery Schothe letter of the law. The new woman in the U.S. to be elected Tybur. pregrams; Mrs. Eugene Mon- who recently returned from a of East Hartford, a passenger new rates, which call for in ments there. “dish” became known as “Sun a m em ber at the House of Rep By SOL R. COHEN Pediatrics: Parents allowed tany, second idee president. In drug fact-finding tour of Europe ican engines, he will vote in his car; Sailer, and Debbie (Herald Reporter) creases in all mail oategoMes any time except noon - 2 p.m.; a.m . t o P-m . SL Mary’s Day School, Inc., 103 Church St.; Mrs. Allan Says Withdrawal Slow against the loan proposal. day,” and later, “sundae.” resentatives in 1916. Taylor, of Blast {Hartford, a pas 9l00 3l00 Thomas aiid Mrs. Stanley Hopperstead. and the Far East, spoke yester “ Their -wiUtagness or imwlll- “The financial problems of our state cannot be solved except parcel post, are posted others, 2 p.m. - 8 p.m. senger in his car, were all treat day to the Manchester Repub- Ingness to cooperate could be by simple statements asking for budget cuts,” said Re at all post office service win Self S ervice: 10 a.m . . 2 p .m .; Second Congregational Church Nursery School, 385 N. ’M'niTi lican W om en’s Club at its bl- ed at IManche^r Memorial dows and in lobbies. 4 p.m . • 8 p.m . St.; Mrs. Carolyn Dewey. the straw to break our com- Hospital. Court date for Hyson publican State Rep. Donald Genovesi o f Manchester meetii« ^ d ^taUatlon he Insisted. {Rates within the United States Intensive Care and Coronary South Methodist Weekday Nursery School, 48 Hartford Rd.; of officers at the Manchester is June 7. today. and to Mexico and Canada will As a consequence of his strong Care: Immediate family only, Mrs. Beatrice Mahoney. Country aub Steele was strongly crlUcaJ of be first class, eight cents; air any time, limited to five min feelings, Genovesi, a nvember of Andover Climbers and Bushes! The OiUdren’s School, 646 Blr6h Mt. Rd.; Mr. and Mrs. “There are two equal dangers method being used for troop A written warning for failure mail, 11 cents; poet cards, six utes. for our GI’s In South Vietnam, withdrawal. “It rfiould be to drive in the established lane the legislatures’ finance com cents. Peter Richmond. mittee, has called cm all Re Missionary Set Maternity; Fathers, 11 a.m. - and our country must protect quicker,” he said. “We pull own your was issued early this morning Substantial increases for mag YWCA Nursery School, 79 N. Mata St.; Mrs. Glenn Cornish. publican members of Ithe com 12:46 p.m., and 6:80 p.m. ■ 8 its men against both,’’ Ste^e our troops out of the combat at 2 to Gordon P. Shne III, of azines, newspapers and other Healthy 2 Yr Old mittee to a meeting, "to dis p.m.;. others, 3 p.m.-4 p.m., Head Start, Bowers School, 14l Princeton St.; Concordia Insisted. “Those dangers,” fie area and place them for a con- East Hartford, after the car he To Preach At second class mail, Sauter said, cuss all tax proposals, including and 0:30 p.m . -8 p .m ... Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin S f.; O rford ^ U o g e School, 66 Wad said, “are being shot at and be- slderable period of time in se was driving left the road and will be phased in over five years Age Limits: 16 in maternity, dell Rd.; Allan Chesteitom. coming an addict.” cure areas. Boredom sets in. a graduated statis income tax. Sunday Service to soften the impcict on the mail own office hit a guide-poet fence on W. “The purpose of the meet- 12 in other areas, no limit In He said that between LO and Time drags on and they look Middle Tfice. near exit 92 of Michael Lockwood, a United ers. self-service. for something to do. That some tag,” Genovesi said, “will be omreh of Christ misrfonary 15 per cent of all U.S. troops the WUbur Cross Highway. The rate for controlled cir The emergency entrant on Roses left in Vietnam have had ex thing to do becomes the use of to determine the strength the on furlough in the United culation publicatimis, periodicals Teachers Hear drugs. It needn’t happen. Our income tax has within the fi- states, will preach the sermon Armory St. Is the only hospital perience 'With heroin, “ from the On E. Middle ’Tpke. near without subscription fees, will entnmee open from 11 p.m. to experimenter to the hard-core country has an obligation to Its for 82J5*per sq.ft nance committee. Wp must j^t the Andover CongregaUonal Lenox St. yesterday afternoon increase their minimum per 7 a.m . AU other outside doors Fresh from Of Schools In Scout Camp u ser.” men. Tlie best way to protect remember that it is this com- church tomorrow at 11 a.m. piece rate to five cents. them Is to get them home fast." at 5:10 a coUdslcai involved cars are locked during the night the Grower's He said he is developing leg mlttee which has the responsi- i^icwood U an instructor at In third class mail, single He cited the availability and driven by Yvette T. Weeks of bUlty of reporting out tax pro- Madras Christian College in shift. Fieldl Great Britain Plans Season islation to make control of (Irug pieces such as circulars or the low cost of drugs in South 423 Summit St. and Joseph M. posals.” 8 8 traffic the top priority of Amer ADMITTED YB»TEJRiD(AT: Paiva of 28 Hefalne Rd. Madras, India. He was born in smaU parcels, the rate w ill. in At the final meeting ot the Vietnam as the principle rea ‘"The legislative branch has Madurai, India, the son of mis Mrs. Helen Andrews, Hartford; Girl Scout Camp Merrie-Wood ican foreign policy. COMPLAINTS crease to eight cents for the PTofesslonal Educators’ Asso sons for the drug problem its own responsibilities, separate sionaries {Mr. and Mrs. Edson first two ounces and four cents Mrs,. Jeanette D. IB^mett, 40 Hardy 2-yeor old roses, guaranteed has scheduled its summer pro “To my surprise, dismay and ’Thursday night the change from the executive branch, and to grow. Red, white, pink, yellow ciation of Manchester (PEIAM) gram sessions for this year. The regret, it isn’t even close to be there. Lockwood, now serving in Oey- for each additional ounce. Bretton Rd.; Joseph L. Casegr, Mrs. Rosalind Quish “Drugs that cost a GI only $6 was stolen from a cigarette ma it’s about time we accep^ under the United Church held Thursday afternoon at Manchester Girl Scout camp ing the top priority in most of Pound rates for bulk third- Southbury; Harris Gibson Jr.*,' and variegated varieties. in Saigon would cost a mini chine in a break at the ARCX) those responsibilities,’ he said. Board for World Ministries. covers several acres of woodland charge of ways and means; Mrs. the countries I visited,” Steele class permits will be raised 46 TumbuU Rd.; Mrs. Ariene Bowers School, tpproximately mum o f $160 in H artford or Station at 488 Center St. “I am convinced that Governor ^ addlUm to teaching phU- with a brocA, cabins and shel Norman Hooey, recording secre said. from 16 and 22 cents to 22 and M. Gilmore, WlUimantic. 100 town toackers heard M rs. Manchester," he said. Mesklll is doing aU he can to u,e Madras College, ters (Ml it. It serves Girl Scouts tary; Mrs. York Strangfeld, 28 cents respectively when the Also, Joseita V. Godeh, East “It’s clear to me,” he said, As an example of the avail ’Ihe windshield was broken in keep spending to a on^um , uxigwood is an informal mis^ Mary OoSe-fniomaa of Btagland and this year will also be open corresponding secretary; and increases are tally effected, and Hartford; Mrs. SaUy B. ICeeler, SELECT GRADE FANCY GRADE “if the traffic isn’t stopped ability of drugs In Saigon, he an undetermined manner, on a but we need morp than that. Ou* sicnary to students outside the give a color slide talk on the to non-scouts entering Grades 3 Mrs. Alfred Kargl, treasurer. the minimum per piece charge 8 Rogers PI.; Mrs. Jane Lubier, soon, it will grow completely said that when he was there, car parked last night on Brook state needs a strong flexible t o classroom. He previously taught British primary school. to 12. Mrs. Myndret Starta of Weth will be five cents. 628 Foster St., Wapping; Mrs. out of hand.” he was offered drugs nine times field St. base, if we are to meet the J 3 8 Mrs. Cloee-’niomaB, who is The three 10-day sessions are ersfield, president of the First at Jaffna College, Ceylon from The minimum fee for special Edith Mathewson, East Hart T* Citing Turkey as tn example in oniy a 20-minute walk on a challenge^ of the Seventies.” 1969 to 1961. ford ; Thomaa 'V. Panclera, 84 teaching in F’arm tagton this Jime 28 to July 9, July 12 to July Ckmgresslonal District Republi wdiere the United States has Genovesi added, “I feel it is delivery letters ■will tie 60 cents, Each wrapped with main street. A would-be burglar set off an Lockwood received a Bachelor Hackmatack St.; Mrs. Doris Pink, white, red, yel year, emphasized the learning 23, and July 26 to Aug. 6. can Women’s Association and a had {UtUe cooperation with con- time for members of the Gen while the rate foi^’ registered Wants American Engine alarm in a car pfu*ked mi Olcott of Arts Degree from Oberlta, Peck, Gilead Rd., Andover; name, description. low and variegated. that is initiated by children in Bus service is provided from former Manchester resident, of trontag the drug flow into this eral Assembly to exert leader mail valued up to $100 will be Steele spoke briefly on one St. last night, in an attempt to Ctaio, in 1966 and a MAsters de Gardiner S. Rawson, S3 Hyde her country and the warmth M anchester, Ellington, VemcMi, ficiated at the tastaUation c^e- country, and where opium and ship in this ever-important ques Increased to 96 cents. There will other subject — the govern steal a tape deck. gree from Boston University in St. that eodsts between teacher and South Wliidror and Bolton. There monies. heroin abound and are grown tion. It is dear to me that be proportionate hikes in the ment’s proposal for a $250 mil 1962. He was appointed a mis child. Is a fee charged for each ses- Mrs. Harlan Taylor, vice openly, he surprised his listen neither party wants to take the fees for shipments registered at Alsol Mrs. Doris W. Ryan, lion loan to the tottering Lock A wallet containing $30 was sionary in 1966. Broad Brook; Mrs. Elsie Thom 18 INCH PEAM goals are directed to 8l(Xl. (diairman of the R^mbllcan ers when he revealed that responsibility for implementing higher values. BALED heed Aircraft Oorp. taken from a man’s trousers as Lockwood is married to the as, Glastonbury; Mrs. Gertrude The program is set up for Town Committee, pressed the a state income to . The total yield under the pro ward the welfare of children “ opium worth about $300 in He said he would support the he tried on clothes yesterday former Ruth Karlsson of Arlov, Weir, RBD 3, Coventry; Mrs. Bam boo and profesatonal growth of each section of glri scouting. retiring president with a gift on Turkey brings from $300,000 to He maintained, “The mem posal, when tally effective, is proposal only . If Lockheed’s afternoon at Caldor. Sweden, and has two children. estim ated at $2,126.8 mUlicm, in- ’Theresa A. WiUnauer, Brewster teachers. Topics for earlier Brownies, Junior Scouts, and bdialf of the committee. Mrs. $500,000 in New Y ork C ity.” bers of the General Assembly Peat Moss Cadettes will parUc^iate in Lion airbus uses American- The United Church Board for ending aU of the rates to be S t, Coventry; London L . WU- Rake meetings this year were the Roger Bagley, a vice president Growing Business A toolbox and a case of odl themselves, without the endorse World Ministries is the over craft, (Mokout, hiking, camping ment of ■ either party, must phased over a iieriod of years. mot, Wangumbaug Dr., Coven Large 4-ft bale-Pure emotlcnally disturbed child, of the First Congressional Dis He said, “It is estimated that was stolen from, a car parked seas missionary arm of the Uni skills, dramatics and staging ac In' the first year $670 mUUon try; Virginia A. W ilrai, 640 E. sphagnum—For mulch conservatloo and ecology In trict 'Republican Women’s Asso heroin addicts in this country Thursday night at WllUes steak therefore take the leadership ted Church of Christ, a union of ing — controls weeds tivities. There will be at least and work for a tax package of the $2,126.8 mUllon wUl be Center 6 t; Stanley G. Zlma m / Manchester, and IndlviduaUzed ciation and a past president of number about 2(X),000, a spec- House on Center St. . , , , , ^ the Evangelical and .Reformed 8 8 ’ > — saves water — Im one overnight for Junior Scouts which is fair and equitable for proidded from appropiiatidhs by 203 Summit St / reading. the club, presented Mrs. Fletch ttcular rise from the 120,(XX) es proves soil. as well as advanced and leader Own a condominium office at Manchester Professionai Park and you own all=11 of 11 the,= =iH,=„=ciUzens. .. Church and the CongregaUonal Congress under the Postal Re BIRTHS YESTBJRDAY: / a Officers of the group are Miss er with a gift from the club for timate of only last year. The Christian Churches. ship skiUs training. LOOK! a part of a new and dramatic new concept in the business profession. You Genovesi said, “The moet re organization Act. son to Mr .and Mrs. Larry A. sturdy, well made, Judith Rohlfs, second grade her leadership during the past Women’s Softball League 2 9 9 During the first seastan only, drug traffic is one of the fastest- own part of an ultra modern building, landscaped to perfection, along with cent proposal by the Demo- About 80 per cent o f the na HoUada, Marlborough, a ^lon to and lightweight. teacher at Buckley School, two years. g;rowtag businesses in the Sadat Moves Mrs. Joyce Sellers, director of the Pioneer Patrol for girls en (During the business session. SPRING your own 300 car parking area, right at your door. craUc leadership, to come up tion’s mall volume of nearly 90 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dickson, presldart; Miss Leslie Donar United Stales. It is growing the Andover Women’s Softball tering Grade 8 and over will in It was reported that the club with a mixed-bag approach, is billion pieces in fiscal year 1972 14 Hammond St., R oc](^e; a hue, first grade teach er at Mar^ rapidly and control of it is 'vir League, announced Thursday as clude girls who have earned had d(Miated $600 to the Repub SPECIALS appalling. Their refusal to an will be business-type mall, and son to Mr. and Mrs. ^ieo Doyon, tin School, secretary; Miss Lin tually out of hand. In Connecti □ LOCATION: 341 BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER To Tighten the try-out date for the forma their Camperaft badge or had lican Town Committee during interim increase in the sales the bulk of increase would be 73 Seaman Circle. 20-10-15 da Rohlfs, sixth grade teacher cut atone, there are an estimat tion of the team in the league. AssoiM, flardy equivalent experience. The girls the past year. Hie club had tax, effective AprU 1, has put borne by these users. DdSCHARGED 'SffiSTBatDAY; at iWadiington School, treasur ed 4,(KM> to 8,000 heroin ad ON □ OCCUPANCY: JANUARY 1972 The softball try-outs and prac will earn their Pioneer badge added 20 new members during Control Governor MeskllT’s Ught’ budg Matthew L. 'Ha^ad, WlUiman Locally firawn er; Vincent Ramlzl, Buckley d icts.” tice -will be held at 6:30 p.m . at tic; Mrs. M ary^. Parsons, 944 Lawn during this session, which will the year and now has a mem et out of balance by 27 million principal, program chairman; He attributed the rise to the □ FREE ON SITE: PARKING FOR 300 CARS - Ted Wright’s field on Rt. 6. All ToUand TpkeV Yosaf Chaban, include one 4-nlght overnight bership o f 250. ALUMINUM (Conttmied from Page One) dollars. If not corrected, this Special Classes and AOss Mary Lou dare, sec fact that heroin, ‘which had to Andover women interested are Blast H a rtfo w Aubrey N. B a ctunpout. Mrs.Crafts gave a resume of would lead to the beginning of Food ANNUALS ond grade teacher at Verplanck be injected with a needle only □ FULLY AIR CONDITIONED AND CARPETED cal upheaval “very signlflcant,” invited to attend. shaw, 77 C^man {Rd.; Sydney Choose fronj A Wonderful Assortment Also during the first session the club’s activities an dpaid • DOORS a deficit next year.” In Two Events School, membership chairman. a short time ago, now can be but he did not believe it was a A. Sandeiw n, 26 P roctor R d .; only, there will be an Aldes-ta- tribute to all of the various of In calling for a full scale, smoked as cigarettes.” • W INDOW S n 3 BUILDINGS: EACH AT 25,000 SO. FT. straggle over policy toward Is discussion of the state income A num ber ot children in spe^ 'Mrs. E li^r 'nempy, 46 Wedge- Tralidng program for girls en ficers and committee heads. At Drinking Hour cial education classes recently wood ~ Accident Losses Huge tering Grade 9 and over. T ^ the close of the meeting, it was Turning his remarks again to rael. t o proposal, Genovesi conclud I*" South Vietnam, he Insisted that □ OFFICES AVAILABLE FROM 650 SO. FT. TO 75,000 SQ. FT. participated in two events. lA lsoy {Mrs. M arie E. Desco- session will train the girls for announced that the club’s 1971 • CANOPIES ed, “I am convinced that the the Vietnamese “are doing lit He said he did not believe the Bill Awaiting Before Mother’s Day, pupils teaux/ East Hartford; Lorna 5,000 eg. ft. coverage WASHINGTON—AcconUng to service in camps and will give fashion show will be' held cn people of ConnecUcut do not PLAT the Auto Dealers Traffic Safe n 3 MINUTES FROM MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL new defense minister, Gen. Mo in the R obertson School cHasses ice. Warehouae iltoint; 7 8 them practical experi«ice in Sept. 22. tle to (xntrol the traffic and to • AWNINGS enjoy watching their represen- MeskilFs Pen of Mrs. Sandra Wojlck and Mrs. M ^. Dorothy Blsher, iBkist Hart- ty Council, the economic cost working wHh younger <»inpers. Mrs. John Pickles <^ned the hammed Ahmed Sad^, “is taUves propose tax measures of motor-vehicle accidents in thought of as more moderate Legislation to extod Con Antoinette Jacobs held a sale of Mrs. Gloria C. Keefe, M A R M CHIPS Girls who have completed aide luncheon portion of the meet • SIOING Manchester Professional Park offers you distinctive offices, custom fitted which, if enacted, would be un the United States during 1969, than his predecessor, Fawzl. necticut’s bar-closing hours for small, handmade articles and ihm; Ralph C. Short, 290 PINE BARK MULCH training before becoming a Sen ing with an ta'vocatlon. Nearly to your special needs, from 650 sq. feet up to 75,000 sq. feet. Complete fair to the elderly, to the including the costs Of injuries NSW! — EXOmNG Perhiqw the opposite is true.” Friday and Saturday nights baked goods at the school, School St. io r Scout Witt receive the P ro 1()0 members and guests at FREE ESTIMATES maintenance and janitorial services are provided for by the condominium young, and to all th ^ people and property damage, was esti Sadek was army chief of staff. on fixo^ limited incomes.” from the present 1 a.m. to a realized $76, which they will A lso, Lisa W assenar, 24 H ig h -' iS s .9 r gram Aide bar when they be tended the event, including NATURAL HEALTH association. You also own your own conference rooms, sauna baths and mated at up to $10.5 billion. E-Z TERMS On the (UplomaUc front, it proposed 2 a.m. was passed for a field trip to the New B land Dr., South Windsor; Kelly *1A8 come registered Senior Scouts. Town Directors Mrs. Vivian F. exercise rooms. Ideal for decoraitag around gardens and Ferguson and Carl Zinsser; M. ' POOD SHOPPE was reported In Tel Aviv Friday yesterday by the House and land Aquarium in Bostoi^ w A. Ryan, 426 W. {Middle T pke.; driveways. (3 Cubic B'eet) Reglstraticn is open now for Adler DoUdn, chairman of the ~ C A LL — that Dayan is willing to with sent to Gov. Thomas Mesklll June 8. Donald Schultz, West Hartford; the summer sessions. Girls in A T VBB Manchester Professional Park is conveniently located adjacent to the Man draw Israeli troops and guns out Cain Seen for his signature. At the Greater Hartfoi Susan R iggott, 80 Oak G rove terested In participating in this Republican Town Committee; chester Parkade, restaurants, 1-84 and 1-91, downtown Manchester and only of shooting range of the Sues as The governor has indicated cial Olympics held at ^ terl^ St.; Gregory C. Chisholm, 400 E. program may ask their leader State Sen. David Odenml; PARKADE BILL TUNSKY minutes away from Manchester Memorial Hospital. part of a partial settlement to M oderate he will sign it. Field, {West H a r t fo r d /24 ch il Center St.; Dominick Verdone, HUNDREDS OF SAVINGS LIKE THESE! or contact Miss Elizabeth Atty. John Shea, Town Coun reopen the waterway, blocked The bill, Mrhlch would become dren took port. CBSauM one was East Hartford; Brian J. Dl- Rotch, director. Camp Merrie- sel; Hiomfis O’Marra, assist UG6UDTT PBdBMACnr m - 9 0 9 5 *Based upon $40.00 per sq. ft. with minimum down payment of 25% ant town counsel and State since the 1967 war. effective with the signature, eligible to coanpeto in two Ciancia, 304 A bby R d., (Ext., WooA, Connecticut Valley Glri and a tax base of 50%. Central Committeeman; Roy Dayan is said to have made In Econmy passed in the donate, after a events. Manchest^ youngsters South Windsor. Scout Couiu:ll, Ihc., 74 Feuest Tltompson and Yoric Strang Private consultation with you and your accountant can be arranged at this proposal during the visit to temporaty snag. Hie Senate captured 24 first places, 13 sec Also, Sydney M. ’Trombley, 18" to 24" JAPANESE HEALTHY. LOCAUY GROWN St., Hartford, for more informa- feld, veteran members of the your convenience. Israel laat week by Secretary of (Continued from Page One) had amended the bill to repeal onds, 7 thirds, 7 fourths, and 3 28 W orcester R d., Vernon; Ken Utm. GOP Town Committee; and State William P. Rogers. the ban on liquor sales during fifths. neth Marti, 20 WoodhUl {Rd.; Eta. Beryl l^irinkel, senior Bruce VTlson of Coventry, For additional details on this exciting new concept and a fully illustrated InfOcmed sources sold Dayan polling hours in state and local Accompanying the group Mrs. Anna S. Torstensen, 128 YEWS GERANIUMS brochure, call Hartford 249-7877 or Manchester 649-6880. Model offices have vice president ot Harris Trust elections. Green Manor Rd.; Mrs. Beatrice Congressman Robert Steele’s felt an Bsraell withdrawal that were Mrs. Wojlck, Mrs. Jacobs, coordinator in the Sec(Mtd Dis been set up on the site with inspection by appointment only. would render potntless any re and Savings Bank, Chicago, told The Senate removed the R osen, 1204 W. M iddle T pke.; the committee; “The economy Mrs. Barbara Damauskas of trict. featuring— sumption of shooting across the amendment 'when Gov. Mesklll the Sheltered Workshop, and Mrs. Agnes Little, Cedar Swamp PUBLIC CARD PARTY gives every indication of mov made it plain he would veto the Rd., Coventry; Mrs. Frances I. Congressman Steele, the ind it mi "variety canal might convince Cairo that Mrs. Barbara Rosser, workshop guest speaker, was introduced Israel was seriously seeking a ing Into a vigorous expansion.” bill if the amendment remain aide. Viklinetz, East Hartford. Sponsored by at its Both said President Nixon’s ed. by Mrs. Fletcher. He cited the partial settlement. A lso, {Mrs. W ayne E . Spencer TOE FRENCH CLUB OF MSANCHEWTER decision to liberalize deprecla- The bill is the second drtak- and daughter, 94 {Midland Rd., ea. $ group for its activities and call Is n ^ sources said Arab Infll- ed it “one of the top Republi tratora from Syria fired a salvo tlon tax deductions will help ing-hour extension to clear the First Carrier Coventry; Mrs. Kenneth Perkins best!" Amercla's first aircraft I MONDAY. MAY 17Hi can groups in Connecticut.” of basooha rockets at an Isra^ stimulate economic activity. General Assembly this session. car and daughter, 122A S ycam im Meantime, Sen. Warren Q. Several weeks ago, the gover- rier served in the dvU War. Mrs. Edward Calam was in border settlement on the occu Lane; Mrs. James Frmch and • ORANGE HALL aur selectian af father's day and manchester professional park MagiuuKXi, D-W ash., and 51 oth- nor signed a b^l thsd extends A rem odeled coal bturge, the charge of arrangements for the pied Golan Kelglita early today. daughter, Btot Hartford; Mrs. (la Lslo cl 4 O ety) er senatoirs introduced a blU to- Sunday closing hours from 9 L78 4" Pots affair. Assisting with the prep groduotian cards is excellent! 341 BROAD STREET / MANCHESTER O. W. Parke Custls, carried an Tlie Arabs opened fire on Nabal David Wampold and son, 14 # AT 8:00 P.M. change ^ government’s fiscal p.m. to li p.m. in those towns obeervaUon balloon to ^ y on arations were Mrs. Richard Golan and withdrew without Lawton ^ .; Mrs. John O'Sul- ii year to doincide with the calen- that permit Sunday drinking in the Oonfederato posUions near • DONATION $1.00 M urphy, Mrs. Richard Den eaaualtle% the sources said. Uvan and daughter, 64 Pine Jtor. restaurants and bars. the Potomac. ’Tree Lane, South MTndsor. **Charqe It" wllfi your Master Charge C^rd! nison, Mrs. Henry Sinnamon and Mrs. David Odegard. PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 16-, 1971
USINESS fe^ERVICES i^IRECTORY
GAMPINa JOHN'S HIGH GRADE EQUIPMENT BARBER SHOP Tento, Cota, Sleepiiif Bags, PRINTING FUNERAL HOME Air Mattresses, Stoves, 807 GREEN ROAD Job and Commerdal lanterns BIANGBBSTRB Sat. 8 AJB. to 5 VM. Printing Prompt and EHflclent Wm. J. Lennon, Director FARR'S Daily 8 A.M. to 6 PJM. •Hie BverytUng Store!" (CXosed all day Wed.) Printing of AR Bads < Ounp - Bike • Sport Adults 68.50 Weekdays 142 E. CENTER ST. 2 MAHV STREET Gommunity Prett at Depot Square Children (under 16) 68A5 649-7196 Open Dally to 0:M P.M. AU Retired Men 88-99 254 Broad St., Rear J. FABR — 64S'7m Sat. AU Balronto 18.75 Telephone 643-5727
LUCA’S DIGK’S CUSTOM M A N Self-Service MANCHESTER CANVAS AWNINGS Laundromat Also Reweaving, MEMORIAL GO. SHELL Custom Made Suits, Pants and Opposite East Oemetery SERVIGE Goats 658 CENTER STREET Tailoring Quedity Mmnorials Sport and Foreign Car Repair e Dry Gle MECHANIC ON DUTY s Laundry Over SO Tears’ Experience Where can I get my foreign perlence on all types of BVir- AT ALL HOURS 176-178 Spruce St. Coll 649-5807 car serviced properly? This ia eign Can, liow manages United i Manchester Siarters, Generators) the question posed by Sports Sports Car Repalm’ Cltgo Sta- Fix Furniture Now Drive-In Parking A. AIMETTl, Prop. Carburetors, u s FORi Car A Foreign Car owners Oon Just across the street—an- Domestio - Foreign Can Harrison S t, Manchester o Alamlnam BoQ Up every day of the week! United other effort by United to serve Most of us hate to part with tapestries they have. No lalr men have a In addition to all this. United looking like new, and you will At P A M Upholstery Shop all S ea food s MODERN FUBNITORB and ANTIQUES TeL 6(8-5788 or 648-5879 • General Repairs combined experience of over Sports Car Repair has a parts not be Inconvenienced by ite ab kinds of upholstery Is done, from 43 OAK STREET, forty yean cn foreign can! department with either the sence. s Store Stoola and Bootts antiques to the mo.st modern of TEL. 669-8987 • Stamps Carl Wlrtalla, fsuitory trained parts to stock for foreign can Mr. Plrog has many yean of furniture, and the work that is • Custom FUiiiltare mechanic, 'with twenty yea n or the ability to get available experience In upholstering fur hidden is ddne Just as careful SUpoovera and Drapntos experience on all types of For- parts within one day. niture and you know that you Made to Order ly as that on the outside. As an Complete Seleotlon ef eign Can includiiig; Mercedes For proper service on your are getting the services of an example, the 8-knot method of Materials Benz, Porsche, Jaguar, Trt- fqnign car, German, English, expert when ' you have work tying wrings Is used, and only Reuben Plen’s VniUdRait-CUU umph, Ferrari, Flat, Alpine, Italian or Japanese, come to FREE B3TIMAXES done at this shop, yet you will the best in focun- rubber—Good Lower Level of aic, Farioido M. G., Austin Healey, Volks- UtiKed Sports Car Repair, find his prices to be very rea year. Texaco Station 669-6886 wagen. Ycu name It, he has where experienced men give sonable. If you want custom 858 BUBNSIDE AVE. Many of the newer materials Mon. A Tuee. 94> Sat. 6-6 serviced It! reliable service. furniture, this Is the place to go. 381 Main Straat EAST HARTFORD are protected by Scotch Guard Tony nemaim. Factory tnin- Complete tune-ups. Brakes, Drive around in back of the and this is wonderful where fur 289-6333 ed mechanic, with over fifteen Mufflen, Electrical, IgnlUcns, Parkade and you can park right niture gets a lot of use and PhoM 643-9149 years experience on all makes carburetlon. Engine overtiauls. In front of the shop. There to where there are children Spills Power and Hand Tools Hydramatio Transmission Painting and Decorating ofnf foreign cars and as ..Jwith4I. -r— Transmission T>—j_ Repairs. alwsys ample parl^ on the GLASS wipe up and will not penetrate Repairing o For Auto THndsIilelds ' Toola Carl Wlrtalla—you name it and United Sports Car Repairs' lower level of the Parkade and the fabric nor wlH soil. How Garden and Land Tools he has serviced it! Citgo Station has a Carman to you are welcome to stop In at ever, you can protect fabric AH Work Guaranteed o For Store Fronte and Baby, Household, Party Jim Bensan, Eight years ex- service all "American cars too! any time. not treated with Scotch Guard Texaco Lubrication Service all sizes of windows and Banquet Supplies We Give Greroi Stampa Invalid Needs _ .. . purchasing a can of Scotch M Ito you imve Mtique fuml- 3^ Aerosol can at the e For Table Tops I n E n g l a n d hire, or do you coUect It? H so p M Upholstery Shop. Full OPEN 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. u. directions tor Its use are on the SATURDAY 8 A.M.-NOON YOUR this upholstered ^rrectiy, but It works like magic, TOURAINE Man, Birds of Prey not if you take It to the P A M Y o a are most w elc^ to j. A. WHITE COMPLETE Upho stery Shop. They do au- visit the shop at any time, even MERCURY PET CENTER PAINTS GLASS CO., INC. Waging Grim Battle Uientic work on all antique fur- if you are not contemplatiiig 81 BisseU St. — Tel. 649-7322 I Travel Agency Canaries — Parakeets nlture and, unUke some 6hops, having any ■vrork done right Mr. Plrog does hand tufting, how. You will be Interested in FOR BEST RESULTS Tropical Fish — Turtles By DONALD FORBES seven serious cases we Investi You can safely entrust your the samples of work drnie here, 643-9571 Hamsters — Oerbils Associated Press Writer gated involved titled people. Mixed Breed Puppies prized pieces to the P A M Up-! in the materials to be used and NO SEBVICE ^ "’People ignorant of wildlife Aquarium Accessories, etc. holstery Shop. wlU got many Ideas when PAUL'S GuPONTS § §§S§§o§§§§§§§5§§§§§ §§ §§ §§^§§§ OHABOE Our Own Special Blended fi ®*i«>ttog. As socm as they see Stop In at the P A M Uphol L a “rd of prey, they complain you visit this shop. When you do PAINT SUPPLY RESERVATIONS BtHt Pet Foods stery Shop and see the shim have work done, be euro you Stop ’n Go and birds of prey on Britain s gamekeeper cannot be dttoig 645 MAIN STREET s HOTEU9 MANCHESTER grouse moors. jjjg mering antique velvet, corded have it drnie here and you will Prop: ••Rady’’ DuPont s AIBliDlES velvet or some of the beautiful be more than satisfied. TeL 649-0300 o STEAMSHIPS PET CENTER Gamekeepers seek to protect “Jt seems nothing must toter- l l ? CO 995 -Main St. Manchester the blueblooded qport of grouse fere with the pleasure of those 275 Main Street 687 Main S t, Manchester and pheasant shooting. ITiey are >riio8e Interest in the country- wiping out predatory hawks, side and wildlife reaches no fur- Phone: 649-6977 Y owls and golden eagles, says the ther, and goes no deeper, than a ' A ufm liTivl Featuring a complete line of MEMORIAL Royal Society tor the Protection round of shot." Shell Prodnets plus GUNLIFFE of Birds. Conder said that when he General Automotive CORNER STORE Titled landowners and their politely to landowners sum iEs Repairing MOTOR SALES s Party Goods, M^azines gamekeepers are ignoring the 8®^ back a S 88 8 9 S B 8 S 8 8 8 98 8 8 S 9 8 o Groceries, Cold Cuts ‘sheaf of abusive letters. PLUS • EXPERT AUTO BODY and .legal protection of birds of prey 9 9 9 99 e Fruits—Vegetables In Scotland, where grouse FENDER REPAIRS and are threatening some rarer MACHINE SHOP o Greeting Cards shooting oji vast heather-clad ENAMEL and LACQUER species with extinction, the so DON WILLIS We Depend On You . . . ciety says. estates is big business, society SERVICE REFINI8HINOB officials are worried by "the ta You Can Depend On Ua! Tile landowners end gamekee- ■ / ’ i p< * * REASONABLE PRICES pers claim the predators plun- and absolutely lUe- GARAGE ZI "ri=’. M2 S;| g BT. 88—VERNON, CONN. Ox>en 7 Days A Week der stocks of game birds being poisons” as well as 18 Main S t, TeL 649-4531 Just Above the Traflio till Midnight fattened for the annual shooting MANCHESTE • g - p - S - f i Circle season. ^''*® society does not deny that 852 MAIN ST. 646-029. AUTO PARTS Spocialixlng In ^ TEL. 668-0016 Man’s weapons in the vendet- some birds of prey attack ta include steel traps and pol- pheasant breeding , /O HRC)A(; ' ■ BRAKE SERVICE | ' 5 | s g sons. Birds that are caught ta SEE US FOB QUALITY devices like the pole trap-out- ’'®“**** OPEN Frant End Allgnnwnt FRONT END TABUOHHIG lawed by Parliament ta 1904 but SATiTOl PJL T V AND stiU used covertly—die ta ago- And similar kUl- Gnnaral Rnpalr Work DYNAMICS CUSTOM ny, suspended fluttering ta mid- ®f" other predatory spe- Answers Awning Needs Q t g j a p a s 266 BROAD STREET ^ \ MADE alr tor several hours, ®*®®’ ®»1<1- "But they > - J i l l IlilillllliilSISlIi (Behind Dairy Qneeti) __ ■ s u n s Tile society, having failed to their existence Have you been putting^ off get- Flexalum and^wiU give you QMdHgr Phone: 666-6065 ^ persuade the gamekeepers to ^ justify the ef- tin g e awnings for your house years of wear. Why not ask to 99SSS9898S888SS9S 8889S8SS8S9888Sf...... Specializing In For Indies and Gentlemen cooperate In stoiming the Uleiral ^ slaughter so many of because the weather has not see them at Manchester Awn- IOt->000000080>0>^^^vH^lbkO^W^t'*MmAO Front End Geometry Alterations — C9eaning slaughter, has decL'ed -t<5al of them MU been too warm? If you want ing Co.? Q c k ^ i t l A ill B^aira declared "total Brake Service and war on this senseless kllltag.’’ It only to eat.’" canvas awnings for your home By „ the way, when placing »».hn Shock AJbeorbers foresees direct confrontation tiwHtionaUy wwel- oi--"---™ y®ar, . ------do not put It off any order for awnings, rem ent^r I ” "" i 5 1 —Foreign and Domeatio— MAtICHESTER with hereditary landown^vriio ®°'"® becauseause •o^?®*'>oi^er °ror you may find your- that you wlU have to allow two M u r s li Free Inspection TAILOR SHOP they help keep down vermin. ®®“ Rotag without protection to three weeks for delivery. 2 No Obligation - lease shooting rights cm their • ■epeet WAteh BepubhM I U1 SPRUCE ST. 61fr«M6 The pole trap, with steel Ja'ws, ^® half the summer.' • Ftae Seleelton of Oifti JOHN 'X'HDMZA, Manager grouse-stocked estates to Are you taking down storm » ! ‘ l 1 Free PasUng wealthy syndicates paying as is set on top of a hl^ pole and ^® P*®®® ®o? Manchester sash and replacing. it with Fer All Oooaaloui : ! ! « i « i a M a ij;; baited to attract the attention of Co., 196 W. Center St., FRAMMG ijgg'sSfeS much as $2,400 a gun. screens? Why go to bU this • iMugliie, Butova, Ml a !# Ui a W ; a hawk or buzzard which wUl they have the bother when you can csin so easUy easily WlthmMuuu«r '8’o ® *-53° The society intends to press WatelMr CUSTOM ft svoeK . • i k i .gSegA'^a i3|5sa--» cj_p,^gi"2..,Ss 5 the police to prosecute snyone plummet toward its prey. , ^ ^ 767 Mein Bb. Burr Comers, "I 9 _ M CQ fi® * 5 6ot A Painfiig Problem? Ws’ll Help! caught kUltag birds without rea Ab the razor-aharp talons combination windows and snatch the bait, the sne^ owner of uoora? It is not necessary to do FhiUu.6l 6-86U MmB to eWAer PI il 8.^C?5 ills iisg iilli illaj J a 5 | S | son. 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 Service still means something to us—and service shut on the bird's leg. It can „ “ ®"®?*®’^ Awning Co., estab- the entire h ow at one time If AS A S 9 8 I 9 9 l i - ...... 7-4 vH M 'l l I enough time with you to help you an^tater^e^*^^rt‘^t^1aM helpleerfy liiui It *^®^ ^® business ta 1M9, and dw°n<^ flT l^TouTtad^ 9 9 9 - " 9 9 9 9 888SSS |»88 888889898898^898888 sdect the right paint finish for that j i m i B i 66So§S§6l6 THE »aWik-'.. h aSii «n Herald Angle Green Proves Good Scrambler in Houston ____ ^ £ A B L Y O S T Tour Rookie Tough Week fo rFoes Note* from tiie Little Black Book One Stroke s s ?* -« «« took 40 yean but Ray Jewell’s broad jump record In Super Mile Event f^ar s a a at Mwchester High was fiiuJly eclipsed this week by G olf Leader PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Marty Liquori and Jim §§§§§§§§§ s s sss^s § J§]| Ryun have had a tough week preparing for their super mUe in the Martin Luther King Games Sunday. They’v e. JVU UIVU V'8/ViVU|S VUV liV&Va said Hubert Green, possibly run miles and miles and miles, and then those telephone WM a* u% ” and mtacUata’B ------calls. laap maaaured 33’ St&” . . . . wins are received to pass along one of the best scramblers Egnt Datvla, weU-known local 1 CJ A Uquorl told one reporter he ______to the p u U ic.. .A 16-mUe road of them all. l i i j I duciqpta bo«dar and (olfer, is The at-year«ld tour rooUe,' U t a n O t a r § wasn-t mre which wouW worse, the sharp pain of the I?:l8 idM ^U a* fl8hraii5r*DnvII *“ scheduled Sunday at who has threatened strongly In 5&«|lg y U L T . Wesleyan starting at 1 o’clock. A 1 race or the dull pain of the the last three tournaments, iv n c i V tO lO n C lS cans. Ryun said most of his !«W i y I i ounce brown trout recently in Post entries will be accepted scrambled out of aU sbrta of time has been taken up on the the B^azmlngtcn River. ,. 4lay a>r^ is the new ten- tr ^ e ^ o CO CO paths this season with the Turn- Q**«>erto Duckpln Bowling ready this year, had a second Utah Stars squared off this aft- most a full-time Job. They've pike TV oitry in the Alumni Tournament is scheduled June round 60, despite putlng one emoon In the sixth game of the learned that despite their con- Jiirii ril’i i 'j ' .j'' Cv> ^ <1 Junior League. . . . CSiarles 26-26 at the Holiday Lanes, shot In the water, visiting the American Basketball Associ- tenUon this Is Just another 8 a“a“l||i‘ >',1, i» 5^ ..|l! ^ 1 . . i l I I Campbell, publicist for the urhlch Is really stretching out plnewoods several times and tiikiiW ^,l|» cr* r- . : o aUon’s champksiriilp playoff race. Vw tzr LitUe lUas SoftbaU Leagite pro- the season. Total purae wUl be ambling in and out of six sand 1 series with the Stars In the po- The 21-year-old Liquori, ^I^!ll lilt il i - k cxi gram In ICahohestor, reports 11 KUO which should be enough to tri^ . siUon to end It all and the Colo- whose best mUe time Is 3:67.2, i! S il fell sponsors have been secured to purchase a few pairs of hot “i was in so many traps I nels shooUng for a return trip Predicts the race will be won In date and only one more is pants for the leaders.. .Steve was beginning to feel like t,aw- to Utah’s Salt Palace 3:86.0, give or take a fracUon. 6^ needed to completo the U-tnam Young and Jim KeUy have renre of Arabia,” drawled the Kentucky entered the game ^yun holds the world record of ITsI I« ” Ssi3 “aSosf*sS circuit. been named co-c£u>tain8 o f the Btrmlngliam, Ala., naUve, a trailing 3-2 in the best-of-7 3 :S1.1. The two have met in the ssllllililelllsllisisslit ■' S w * * * Central Connecticut basketball Florida State gnuluate who serles-^needlng Its third victory 1,600 meters 10 Umes t Here Tliere team for the lvn-72 seajm... Joined the pro tour late last at Freedom won Hall in asoo ™oo„ many winning eight and le 8 8 8 8 8 Liquori the last two. HoUdajI* Lanes placed second S??******5j ^ **j**fi*’^ ' u ^ ^ t s tries for a chance to play at “ When he (Ryim) means in the National Duckpln Bowl- cairt He h ^ a 86 hoi* toW of 187, Salt Lake City next Tuesday. A liw Conness National Touina- ’*’* '®* '’’**’* UConn and much five under par on the tough, 7,- business tind thinks he can win, victory by the Stars today, he’ll set the pace,” Liquori mlnt tajSyland. Members of J? however, would give the Utah said. “Actually, that’s the only "If ||l«|iH' the team, wera Cathy Dyak, Pat ^ <* '2!!;“*^ 4^“* club the tlUe. way records can be set.” t )D I g AimuHl,^Mary A ^ . MltcheU. talUed 890 s ^ GC ShooUng by the guards was It’s the pace that concerns '6 Ns c 0 ^ Edie ConenU and PhylUs Rap! “ «««». averaging ^ expected to pjay a large part In Uquorl, who Is a noted come son. The locals led until ^ P«*' «**“ « ^ ^ '««*«'* * variety of j^blems f« the g^ame, with Kentucky hop- from behind stretch runner. He !||||;1^ i ’SOP Friday n l g h t ^ ended Sun- *® ft^vorite Arnold - Ing for a home court advan- wants someone to make Ryun isll^laS I dav fitov Vacra^rf 1^- J**® RockvUle has Palmer. 5 tage. ’Ll!us far In the series run in the early going. Liquori, ch^r ^ ISX Ra^ ^ Impraved Za^ey and Larry u^No <» the Eastern oimect- Hinson, who sfalred the 18 hole each club has taken turns a Villanova senior, doesn’t be- si m & Co ® iSswrijs “Bunilng” each other on their lieve anyone can beat Ryun S S e . S l p S . BtaU> college basketbaU lead, each took a 76 for 142. ^ 1 s i B home court. over the last 200 yards If he has I s «’ RockvUle High and ^>ringfield ^ won ^ a 76 and was ‘"The guards have been a key been able to conserve bimself. 11 ^ uj ^ S OoUege baMball player, is with letter at tee recent Wnn^nm a Hotutnn to the series thus far,” said Ryun plans to do some light U4 Stars’ coach Bill Sharman prior work and then rest for this i l l l!lilli88i 1*8 A cJSS£ SjufaSdn^ and'*S'‘ b S. luiUve p l ^ b ^ A v;aiuoiw ijea^ agam nus e™- 1°^ *“"•> Just one stroke to today’s game. “All of our most Important test of his 4%- season. R’s in the 8 t. Louis Bob l^ord, for- flrlnr a 88 for laa guards shot real well In the month-old comeback, cardinal farm .system . . .BU- “ f hoopster, three games at our place, but '5^® *ee® he ran agalhst liwton Rldae Goiintnr dub will hia freshman numerals .. . ^ * t in^ran L^oumry uiUQ wiu . Kft-wg,#Koii whilst mrwv^n... i^a yeai*-old amateur who is a they played poorly In the two Liquori was In the 1969 Nation- the site of a Pro-Amateur freshman at the University of games at LoulsvUIe while the ?!.. CSiampionships at Miami. Liquori won and Ryun 3 8 13 JS^a b^ 3 3 3 j 3 BHn:n;::::ii:;H:!:l:::1::::"::i;^ Ctolf ’Tournament M onday. . . Texas, barged Into contention (Herald photo by Bucelvicius) Colonels’ guards did a g^reat Tom Stringf^kiw, active in lo- wanptng. J^l Boisvert of Oov- ^ INDIAN LINESMEN — Manchester High’s golf team watches Coach Tom Job. quit alter about a lap and a : ■8 ^iVJa ftp w m . cal UtUe L«pgue umpiring, ^ ^!Lvd^ rf was 'tied for third Kelley drop in short putt yesterday at the Manchester Country Club. Squad "So far. It’s been the team half, walking off the track Into awked Manchester High’s cheLr members are Scott Leone, Brad Downey, John Herdic, Dan Home, Lon Annulli. with Uie hot hands,” Sharman retirement. 4e ^1° The 24-year-old Ryun decided « x . home game wlUi BrisM last ®* Weaver. Weaver had a 69 and added. “I’ve had .a lotta fun pstlll il l r - . E-l| week at Memorial Field. String- «®«*vllle gained Jayvee soccer ^ playing against Frank Ramsey, tcT' come back last December feUow is a member of the Hart- ™“"erate ^ Eastern .,. John penalise yourself (SharmEui’s form er teammate and ran his first competiUve mile In January. He recently k \ 4^11 .55 ® S S '* „ ford Board which si4 >paeB men ^ letting a bad riiot bother n the Boston Celtics and now a I I I S ( for aU Tribe home offerings. .. ^ I^rtfoxd Communl- yo„,- the lean, dark-haired Penalty Killers won at the Kansas Relays in Colonel coach). He’s done a 3:66.8, the fastest mile of 1971, Jim IKlckwlre of Manchester Is ^ “®* "een elected Green. "That bad shot is hls- fantastic job with the CoUmela. -j. .... Indicating that he’s regained a H»hitor wlUi the Bates var- H you. lot It bother you on ^ ev^ tho.^ there s ^en the form which made him the o,-!5 sky track squad thds spring ... ®®mmunlty OoUege" Athletic ithletlc your next riiot, woU, you’U wme Jok^ about It, It’s true world’s best before he quit, Not ready to raUrw, Joe Mbrri- 0«tference. Canavarl 3 * 3 8 * resides probably hit that one bad too Hope of Hawks that we both use a couple of n appears that Ryun and U- S 3 a a " son has signed his 18Ui contract !?.Y®™®" and Is a graduate of and It Just goes on and on.” plays Arrowed from the Cel- quori will line up with Villa- with the New Yotk Olanta. The Connecticut and New He gave a remarkable dem- MONTREAL (AP) — Coach Billy Reay, refusing to INDY LEAGUE V® nova’s Brian McElroy, Reggie S S ^|'§2|§§§*§ 6-2, SU-pound Monrison haa Unlverrity. ^ onatratlon ** cognizance of a rift in the ranks of the Montreal Wholesale ’lire errupted for Yeah, It looks as Ifif there’sthere's a I^CcAfee’ of Brevard Fla. Jr. pta^ five poriUens during his * . , . *** ®""® out “^ “V t^bleu*"b lune ttae r Iiafg^-o e«i nomopoulos won the batting heard from any source In re- next hole. ™ 2-0 makeup game from May 4. *he Colonels’ Louie Damp- burn’ of""Sports International, title with Central Connecticut grards to Jeff Koelsch’s idea to He pushed a drive deep Into n^e Tniusday night, Dennis Hull scored with Knocking out 16 hits, Whole- ‘e*"' has scored three, ii and Morgan Moeser of West :S°i-! ^ I . **!!« * 5 as.*n9k 9|4lji»Il2*ii this spring with a .403 mark, revive the ’Twilight Baseball the woods, but hit a fantastic ® “ van^e In the the only goal the Hawks actual- sale was paced by MU Bagley, '“ d 14 points in Salt Lake Virginia. Bob CtanstanUno Was -anoQier League . . . Attractive home recoveiy shot and made a Mid- ^ ® “ , ly needed. a i CaveUo, John Mac, Tbny and 23 and 33 here. “Of course, Uquorl acknowledges that offensive standout for Coa(h etand fm- the Red Sox started ie. He bogeyed the first two „**' Je®™ hy p^cha^d saw limited service Page and Pete Moschetto, all Darel Carrier and I stood out Ryun should be the favorite. “I liiiili^iis --W!S Hank MjaJUnger’s 28rd consecu- night In iBoston. The club holes, then bounced back with „ Caiadlens In the quoted as vrith two hits. Mac emtributed more In the last game- here haven’t come within five sec- tlve winning team. ’Ihe senior be home for 14 remaining birdies on two ■ of the next _ H 11 ♦ 1 . . ® saying “I always gave 100 per a triple in the third inning ex- (neniucKy(Kentucky’s s .120-125 overtime onds of his best time and he is liisllllllgllltollllsllip sj^ 'd lillli outfielder led in five major ^tes—all single games—this three. u ^ tcent. I never loafed and I don’t plosion but sliding Into third victory last Saturday) because physically stronger. If I am to t s s It t at categcries, runs batted in, hits, month . . . Anxious to Improve And he put his second shot New York Yankees
and didn’t get disturbed He took>» a ______bewi able to win away ' Richard comments’ tmJd ^ “T mthh AI Langeisuigc andojiu Dave Mazzollxiuvuuii Ramseymuiisey stressedinxessea defenseaeiense as *‘aoe but me. I’ma m not ran, sure sui It will be 333|^^ijg^ 3 3^31336333313333333u333 3 3 333'S8 3 i3j Boston Ited Sox will designate drop, pitched over the lake Jwwn home, to (^cago hockfv eame Lange get- the key to winning the game B<»d enough to win.' _ _ for the seventh and final game to win a hockey game, circuit blow over the left and the oerfoo ______I ,...... r ' ' ^''i ^ o r t S tu ff two [layers on certain days to some 90 yards and ran in a that’s all.' ting a circuit blow over the left and the series. “We Just have **® o-vallable for 16-mlnute pe- five-foot putt for a bogey five, luesday night. d - o„ » u... j centerfield fence. to play better defense,” he Harmon KUlebrew, never re- East (MthoUc High’s K®** rtods to sign autographs for the ______^ After Thursday’s loss, veter- He^y refused to be drawn team was whiterwashed Wholesale 017-020 x 10-16-2 said. “You don’t give up 76 Korded as fleet of foot, grounded was wnuewaaiea *>y by fans. Last year the AmericanAmeriojin n Of t the io19 annnmtiee ..ww—— inek.v. an forward forward Henri Henri Richard Richard un- un- ***® situation sinianon butout attributedaimoutea VFW 03 002 00 6-6-10-4 points In the first half and fall toto 28 double plays last season, Fitch Hgh. 6^). hut the results League had a ^ rt rate w ^ ta N ^ T S i ®“ ~®W® Coach AI Mac- ‘ he 2-0 triumph more to his DUSTY LEAOUSi 19 points down and expect to top figure in the American H*” to tor puwica- player being reported resulted son, thrae wera glris—Robyn *^®“ several French-apeaklng te ^ s penalty kUllng than any- Seven runs in the first inning beat a team. League. non.Ucn. TUB17118 often happens,hnnnenB to In Ini_ an— automatic----- * newsmcH $26 fine and went ao far as to tolng else. Y many cases, only scores Smith, Lomdy Roxby and Irene and a steady barrasre throusrh- __ ii W i! i l l llh k i© I*' ort trom toe bats of S l|||A|*“g. ’SSJ 3533 63 § iSSgSSai 36 " ® 1 - 1 ^ ^ i| | | S § sls§1§S§3|V^|? §38 Open oonduotod by the U.S. GoM Bophomcres in the fall. moved around oulta a hit fiii. tor this, ------T Windsor Hl^. 4-10 cm toe year, *«®b Halberg and Tim Clark. ^llt I-I - k^H ite^xdation. is set for June 24-27 “Poeslbly one of the brightest You probably are dUming ^ ^ topped 2-11 South Windsor, Losing hurter Kukucka sur- atthe»Siwa Club. Erie. Pa. »ta» of the future,” wan the ^ •®v®ral poeiUoas. "We aTyou S _ _ _ __ rendered six hits for toe 6-6 i* ” 1 jS-I bI 'a I s II I I 2 'sill gl ^ fi l|l I S" n ig ll G o ll0 r§ L o p PWl Levesque went toe dls- j!iiin.ii.il 1 sj I \il t o "W e are going to trj^ to ptey W *"1 ^beiTta an attempt- tance for toe Bobcats giving up nine. ^ ^ ’!lili .’1^ 1 <11M ’is’ ” Bhhkwaahkwa as many timesUmes as poe- t-fu "*«“*Allen of** Windeor.wun—ur. Tie ™ was back ■ q>ot»i~. and».t« hei«» s Jurijun. beenoeen nerhana^,>.4.,.,. withoutvrithnut leallzinsmaiisinir It— Two CCIL Wins five hits to nine innings. Both East Hampton’ s record Is 7-4. clubs committed three errors. E. HampUxi 202 020 x—6 6 2 I l y i ! '#!i! li 1 fefe SiA i The sun was shining and a Windsor 200 000 101—4-8-3 Rham 110 000 3—6 5 1 . r ift strong wind was blowing but it s. Windsor 020 001 000-3-5-3 Cole and Denskl, Kukucka troit native who restdea in L«e “ »• weights all winter and nlor year.’ the__ swing. Stand tall' to start didn’t seem to affect Manches- Royce and Clesseck; Levesque and Chambers. Angeles with her mother, father **“ *’®®" “ *** «>«* had glowing re- wlth.'^iid don’t let youi^U dip ter High’s golfing team yester- and Wordshadsky. PORTLAND — Catcher Jim and lister, Janet, who U 24 and st^wUng. ports of 6-2 and 196 Eric ’Torkle- „ ammach the baU fine teaching professional, day, as it edged Platt Hl^, 4-1, ROOKVIU^ — Limited to Bufinl’s two-run stogie high- lilPolllll sl §l§§8§ilSs§^|§|ll9illils§f^||||||g|lf|!lnl^ Slilis ga 46-46-91, Beaudry RockviUe but was relieved by and Portldnd's record (Upped Bla. She had never won an "He’s one of toe real finds of making his presence known is elu"®®®* MUwaukee Brewer catchers 43-38-81, Nielsen 46-46-91, Szees- Brldn Clark followed by Dave to 2-8. eveat before yet bad been {day- tills spring practice,’’ Casclola Stamford quarterback Bob I can’t teU you exactly where were charged with only nine ney 47-43-90. Slyne, Skip Dombeck, Gerry Bolton 008 001 0—4 8 0 tog since 1966 when her fatoMr, smUes while pointing out hard- RobustelU, who to toe sectog their mark Inferrera, Loomis (6 ). FAGS EKJ&TBBM ICANCHESTER EV^:NING HERALD. MANCHESTER. ODNN., SATURDAY, MAY IS. 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, MAY 45, 1971 PAGE NINETEEN f Siebert Won Winning Battle With Nerves Indians Blow Lead^ Connors Five- Hitter AND RADII Red Sox Ace or Sixth Time n Sets Pace for East Koosman Not Pitcher of Old jMt^ ^ua' By PAT McCABE scoring single to center by toe conference into a tie situa By DEAN YOST accounted' for toe Tribes’ first The Indians scored again in Sports Dial catcher Paul Randazzo, who two tallies. He Kidfed a deep It's no secret that the tion. Stops Birds the seventh on Steurer’s triple owned three of toe five Indian Leading 8-2 going into shot to straight away center- SATURDAY stumblingr block o f the East and a comblnaUon of errors by safeties. Eo«t Catholic (8) By 11w Associated Press field ak Bryant Christ made a Catholic nine this year has ab r e rbl AMERICAN LEAGUE the top of the eigh& inn shortstop Steve Chotiner and With Connors mowing down Via Shutout But Winning Touch Returns good attempt of running toe ball 2:00 (30) Orioles vs. Red Sox, Gaudreau, 2b, Auarlcaa Lsagne Boosting their record to four ing, Manchester High catcher Nardi allowed him to been lack of depth in the toe Green and White clad hosts Sullivan, c, down but It fell out of his reach. wnc Ferron, cf, East Division .S68. wins In five starts last night, seemed to have another score. pitching department. How with consistency toe hometown- By toe time Christ got toe ball (18) Yankees vs. Indians, McKeon, lb, BOSTON (AP) — Sonny W. U P et. OJB. PITTSBURGH (AP) — begin to wonder how tory la a morae booster foe us _• Taatraemskl, Boat., W lpco tacked a 6-1 defeat on victory under their belts, Both ChoUner and toe Tribes’ ever, if yesterday after ers iced toe verdict in toe fifth Soucier, If, WINF Happeny rf, Siebert, the Boston Red Boston . 20 10 .8#7 — A mw> nn **’• to go oo, how and a moral defeat for them, Buford, Balt, 26; Oliva, Soars at Waddell Flrid. The back to toe infield, Balesano Steve Sniyth had two hits apiece noon was any Indication, Coach aa Indian starter Bob Gardner T o m m ie on Koosm^: your^ U,‘ he said. series is important men- ^ ’ *- but that is 'where it all was rounding third and coming 4:80 (8) Sports Challenge DeGlovanni, rf, Sox 34-year-old ri^t-hand- Baltim ore 18 IS A81 2 ^ Agee ’"mu losers are now 2-8. ended. Hall »g h of West Hart to lead in toe hitting depart Jim Penders may have come allowed three straight hits and Longo, 3b, in wlto a two-run homer. Brad 5:00 (S) PreaknesB Horria, as, er, fought a winning battle New York 18 15 MO 8 “He's still StniSgimsr. Kooaman aays the sattsfactlon tally for future ones to come.’’ BATTED IN — KiU- All Wlpco runs scored on ford struck tor four runs to de ment. up wlto toe remedy. from then on his own Tribes Steurer was on base via a strike (8) Wide World of Sports Connora, p, with his nerves — and D etroit 18 16 .484 a n He’s falling around, no defeating the Pirates comes The victory moved the ebrew, kOnn., 26; J.FusreU, sacrifice hits balls and fine base feat the- Indians 6-8 yesterday Winning hurler Chotiner had Jim Connors, a taU, lean, sen men did him in as errors and out but reached first when toe (18) Ladles PGA Totala 33 8 10 Washington 11 18 .488 7 running. The winners had but afternoon at Memorial Field. 12 strike outs and Issued only ior who had been somewhat of a passed balls and a miscon- wound up with a shutout mytnm. lies not tne k o o s - ^ StaigeU and Ro- rates. HITB - OUve, MUm., 48; ball got by catcher Nardi. Cleveland 11 20 J66 two hits, one each by Backofen Hall is presently 8-8 'vdille Man- four walks, Steurer whiffed 13 disappointment thus far for toe trolled Gardner curve allowed Northweat (1) against the mighty Balti West Division man we’ve seen. He s press- berto aemente, not because the Bob Aspromonte hit a three- p ^ batters, but Walked six. SUNDAY ab e rbl and Haberem. Sears was held cheater dropped to 841. Eagles, came through wlto toe three striaght runs to score on Lynch, 2b, 2 0 0 more Orioles. Oakland 24 12 .667 — in^ a little bit.” Plmtea are the Meta’ primary run homer in the seventh hin^ DOUBIiBB — OUva, liQnn., Hall (6) Manchester’s next game is best effort turned in by. a “I was nervous—I wanted to to one bintde, Frank’s blow Manchester's Brad Steurer, a ab r h rbl 1:00 (18) Yankees vs. Indians as many pitches. Gaudreau’s Ifelly, ph, 1 IGnneaota 17 18 AIB 6% Agee, New York’s centerfield- cempeUUon at thia point. and Cleon Jones cracked a s«o TXJonlglterp, CaMf., o' S. Chotiner, sa, 4 2 2 Monday against Wethersfield moundaman this season as he Gleaaon. 2b, 0 which drove in the lone run. little riiaky through his 8% in smash to left tallied one more Scully, aa, 3 win this game real bad,’’ Sie .486 o n er, was not parttcularly crltl- Stargell hit into a double play, shot in the third to lead the 0; KlUelmw’, Beldlen 3b, 4 High in an away attraction. 1:80. (8) Mets vs. Pirates California 17 18 nings of work, struck out 13 B. J. Chouner, p, paced toe locals to their second and toe Eagles had all they Walah, If, 4 bert said after he blanked the cising Kbosman, who scattered struck out and popped out and Mets attack. EA Kranepool O-’canluiaa, Minn., 0. W lpco 1 0 1 1 2 0 6—2 6 Griffin, lb, 3 Kansas City 10 18 7 enemy batters befMe toe root OhHat, cf. 5 2:00 Red Sox vs. Orioles, Btraigjit Hartford County Obn- were going to need. Orioles with a clutch effort 2-0 Milwaukee IS 17 :S 8 nine bits and picked iq> hla also walked. Clemente singled drovb in two first inning runs ’’ ’ — - Sears 0 0 0 1 0 0 1—1 Mackenzie, lb, 4 Flaherty,. rf. 3 TRJPLB58 — d a rfce , N .T ., 8; fe ll to. Nardi, c, 3 Yesterday^s Stars wnc ference conquest, decisioning Connors mixed his pitches Brown, cf, 3 Friday night in the first Daltl- .887 third win of the season as the twice. with a broken bat bloop double Plecity, Backofen and Llnsln- LeFebvre, cf. 1 C hicago 12 10 OH Unaer, Wash., 8; Btdiaal, K.C., Lewla, 2d, 3 PITCHING — Sonny Siebert, 4:00 (8) Alabam a 600 Stock Northwest Catholic 8-1. well enroute to his first season more-Boston meeting of the sea Friday’s Besolte Mets battered the Pirates 8-2 “I’m in his book," Kbosman down the right field Une. bigler: Rbekl and Jones Winning pitcher B. J. Chot- Deaprea, If, ^ 3 Randazzo. c. 4 Ounnella, rf, 2 Red Sox, scattered eight hits C ar R ace > Connors, who fanned 14, toe al success as the Tribe Just Kllmaa, 3b, 4 son. Boston 2, Baltim ore 0 Friday n l^ said of StaigeU. “He doesn’t hit “You can see what it means toer, batting tolrd to toe lineup, Gardner, p. 3 INTEBNATIONAL LEAGUE Bradley, ^ r . 0 and latched Boston to a 2-0 vic 4;80 (18) Ladles PGA season’s high in that category, couldn’t find toe right formula. “ I went out there at the stcu’t Washington 8, Detroit 2 He was attempting to de- che^ ones, If you get hitting with our pltsh- j Balt led off toe eighth with a single Walah 1 There was tmudon and excite tory over toe Baltimore Ori received some help from toe The E agles Eidded three insur Totala 31 1 6 3 1 trying to relax, while at the Cleveland 2, New York 1 scribe how important it is to get “I remember a homer be hit to,.- M.to itototoT on to left and stole a second. It Innlnga 123466789 Totala ment right down to toe final Totala 34 6 oles. lumber of Don Gaudreau, Brian ance, tallied In toe eighth and same time wanting to be Oakland 8, Kansas City 8 eaiiy runs for Koosman who has off me in New York. I was up- Hodges. 10- Otte. appeared he would be stranded Moncheitor (S) Sullivan and Steve Longo, each, Eaat 10004003X 8 K .C ., 10; ont last night as toe Lawyers there as toe next two batters ab r h rbi HITTING — Gralg NetUes, it was Just Icing on toe cake as Northweat 010000000 1 aggressive with my pitches,’’ he Milwaukee 4, California 1 changed his style of pitching. seta! the pitch, but after he' Hodges says he doesn’t belleve^^_“ ^ ’ Harsh. 2b, 4 0 of whom contributed two 2b: Soucier; 3b: Randazzo, Sulli upended toe Barbers, 4-8, at popped out and struck out. Indians, slammed a tie-break Connors went out in style by van; cb: Gaudreau. Sullivan, Longo: added. “ I had a Uttle troulde in Minnesota 4, Chicago 8 “If he idtcbes some games swung, I Just stood and sort of any team will <^n up a lead Declalons) — Noake, sa.p, 4 0 safeties. Hie locals now stand Verplanck Field. The win Wlto two away, BUI Nardl Balesano, 3b,p, 3 1 ing home run in toe sixth in fanning toe side. sac: Flaherty, Lynch; lob: NW 9. the early innings, but then I was Saiorday’s Games when he gets some runs, I watched it go. in the East as San Francisco OUha, rf, 4 0 at 4-6 overall and try to even EC 6; bb; Connors 4, Gardner 4; mailed a four-game losing ning to carry Cleveland pest The Indians, now 2-7, winless bo sharp. I made good {itches Baltimore (McNally 6-2) at think he’U be aU right. He won’t "You MndUHi of u admire Bumire how now farla r hasluui in m the uic West. neon.. i-o—WnBteoetT, DStonaaamt.. w 4.0 , 1 OOO OK4- singled to rightfleld and Chot- Holtk, c, ' 2 0 toeir mark at .500 when they ; Connors 14, Gardner 6: wp: Con streak and upped toe lawyer Sm]^, lb, 4 0 New Y ork 2-1 and snap a five- against four Hartford County nors 3, Gardner 3: pb: Sullivan 2. when I had to.’’ Boston (Nagy 1-1) have to press.’’ he can bithit it. It gives you a “I’d Uke to wake up one day ^ toer scored the Ueing run. travel to Winsted this aftemotm Randazzo 2. ■if record to 1-4. ’The B arbers W b^n. If. lb, 3 0 gstme winning streak for toe Conference losses, stranded nine Siebert struck out seven and Cleveland (Foster 2-ff) at Koosman, once primarily a sense of gratification that y you and see it happen," he said. Steurer issued two consecutive Talbot, cf, 4 0 PARKADE DUSTY — Ernie in a non-conference tilt wlto Gil good -Blue. Oak., slipped to 2-8. Steurer, p, 3 0 Yankees. walked two in biking his record New York (Bahnsen 1-4) fast ball pitcher, has adjusted can give up a home run that OUb U8V8V fMV WW sss«Ma^ ^ I* T^kf lift walks to Ed Lewis and Dan W hipple 203-202-202-607, Lou bert High at 1. men while the Eagles left six. Oak Olhner struck out 14 b ^ WIrtalla, if, 1 2 to 6-0. He allowed eight hits, Oakland (Fingers 1-4) at and now throws more of a mix- far.” ball clubs in this league.’’ Louen, u e i., oo. Despres before Coach Harold PoUnskl 281-672, Btriand Smith The Blue and White was Anotoer positive note for toe Totals 32 3 6 2 Wethersfield three more than allowed by Bal Kansas City (Dal Canton 3-1) ture and a lot of BlJim Palmer, but had Chicago (Forster 0-2) at Min to an arm ailment last year. scoring chances against Koos- In the game and Bob Johnson, BATITNO (90 at bats) — that by Mike Donnelly. Hall 002000040 6 MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — B ill A very 210, T ed Bidw ell 211, column as Gaudreau opened up sophomore Marty Horris as the “It was the best curve I’ve man who allowed four walks 2-2, faced only five batters In Garr, Atl., .807; W.DaVis, I..A., Batting star was Garry Dem- Sljdp Walsh beat out a ques- Manchester 002000-00 3 First American Bank of Mem front line shortstopper. Pen the necessary' reserve when nec nesota (Perry 6-2) e: S. Chotiner, Nardi; 2b: Marsh; Mascin Stone 203, Clem Quey 214- toe home half of toe first with Nips Indians Uoniable infield hit as Nardi' essary as the Red Sox hiked Detrrit (Lollch 8-3) at Wash- had all yev,’’ said Koosman, and threw a wild pitch, but otdy the first inning before he left .804. ko wlto two doubles and Da 3b: steurer; hr: Balesano; sb: B. phis has filed suit seeking $26,- 662, Tom Atam ian 208, A l Bttols a walk, stole second, and was ders has been seeking someone “and I had a good change up.” Bob Robertson did any damage, the game with one run. RUNS — Bonds, B .F ., 82; vid Bolduc. Scott Smith drove came across wlto toe go ahead J. Chotiner, Nardi, Ounnells, Noske; 000 from toe Memitois Pros of their American League East ington (Shellenback 1-2), night sac: Marsh; dp: Marsh to Noske to 210-562, Dan Doran 206, Ctxirad sent home with toe game’s first to fill toe bill all spring. He also admitted that pitching driving in both runs with sin- By that time the Pirates were Bench, On., 28. run. Steve Chotiner lined a shot the American Basketball Asso lead over the Ori(des to 2% ‘Milwaukee (Krausse 1-8) at in toe winning run in toe last Smyth; lob: Mall 7, Manchester 8; Sullivan 202, Dave Hlnchey 212, tally on Sullivan’s three bagger. The East must win five of Its O n C in d ers his first comi^ete game of the gles. behind 24) and Koosman, stnig- RUNS BA’i’i'diO IN — Star- fram e. to right and toe West Hartford bb; Steurer 6, B. J. Chotiner 4; so: ciation. The bank said the gam es. California (Messersmith 2-4), Steurer 13, B. J. Chotiner 12; hits Tom Kershaw 209, Don Ostoers Northwest retaliated with one next seven contests to qualify season was a milestone of sorts. “I think they’re the club to gling or not, kept the door suf- gell, Pitt., 88; HiAoMn, Atl., 28, Lawyers 001 111 4-4-0 crew put toe game out of reach money was advanced in two Well-coached and weU-dls.' “Anytime you face Palmer night off: Steurer 6 for 4 runs in 8| in 207, Ed Yourkas 231-228-612, of toeir own in toe second on a for post-season play while a win Sunday’s Games “Frst thing after a few starts beat,” said Koosman. “Tills vie- ficlently closed. h i t s — Q arr, AU., 84; Barbers 012 000 3-1-1 for kbmehester. nings; Noske 1 for 2 runs in 11; short-term notes in October and cipUned Wethersfield IRgh you Just know you’re not going hbp: Steurer (Beldler); wp: B. J. Clayton Nivlaon 221. walk, a sacrifice and a run- over Xavier High could throw Baltimore at Boston WJDavls, L .A ., 62. OUmer and Bolduc; Matre, Third baseman Jim Balesano CSiotiner; pb: Nardi. was due in November, track team squeaked out a 5 to get many runs,’’ Siebert said. Brooks Robinson Chicago at Minnesota TRIPLiBS — W, Davte, UA„ NATIONAL LEAGUE chester High who fell below toe is late. Sox tripped up Orioles at Fenway Park. beat him is to pitch a rinitout. Detroit at Waahington 4; Swoboda, Mia., 8; Harrelson, The Medics and Morlarty’s Qieney Nine .600 m ark with a 4-5 overall And they don’t come very easi Milwaukee at Callfomia N. Y., 8; Hrtmer, Pitt, 8; Cle are deadlocked In the standings record. ly .” Mets Flexed Muscles mente, Pitt., 8; Concqxiion. today w lto .600 recordh, two Loses Again Manchester captured 10 of American League Roundup Palmer, who has suffered two National League On., 8; Kesslnger, CMc., 8. - wins and two losses, after last toe 17 events, but didn't b^k straight losses while allowing East Division HOME RUNS — StargeU, night’s play at Buckley Field. the winners. Just two earned runs, did his W.. L. Pet. O.B. Pitt, 18; H.Aaron, AU., 12; The Medics outslugged toe Gas To Tech Foe Hie Tribe spilt In toe relays Job, but was the victim of non New York 20 10 .667 — In Beating Top Rival Bench, O n . 12. House Gang, 16-6. 'losing the 880 relay but won toe Wright Move Wrong support. Pittsburgh 19 I'J .694 2 8TOLEJN BASES — B rock, Leading the hit parade was Windham Tech rolled to its m ile. ■nie Red Sox scored in the St. Louis 19 14 .676 .2% NEW YORK (AP) — Pi’tchinsr is still a tour de St.L., IS; H arrelson, N .Y . 12. Ricky Costello wlto four hits. ninth victoiy in 11 starts yester Sprinter Bin Rhodes was fifth when Duane Josei^ison tri Montreal 12 12 .500 6 Dave WetoereU and Jon Peck force for the New York Mets, but nobody bullies their p p k h i n o (4 Decisions) — day shellshocking Cheney Tech missing from toe meet, but pled off leaping Paul Blair’s Cliicago 16 17 .486 6V4 Ryan, n .y ., 4-o, 1.42; added two hits each tor toe Jack iPrior captured the event battinsr order, anjmore either. i.ooo, on toe local field, 15-2, in a non For Lemon and Royals glove against the centerfield Philadelphia 9 21 .300 u Tlie Mets continued to flex ------Dierkker, Hbust., 6-1, A88, 2.00; Medics and toe former drove in in 10.2. wan and Doug Griffin followed West Division Uielr muscles Friday night, behind with a five-run ral- j.Johnson, S.F., 6-1, .888, 1.07. five runs. One of his hits was a conference battle. Angelo IntagUata continue his *nie victors pounded out 10 with a sacrifice fly. S. FYanclsco 26 9 .743 — pounding out 10 hits. Including ‘X *1“ seventti Inning to flat- STOIKBOUTS — Seaver, homer. He also doubled. domination in toe Jumps as NEW YORK (AP) — The Wright move was the hits o ff o t two Tech pitchers, A single by George Scott, a Los Angeles 17 18 .486 8 home runs by Bob Arordmonte ^ Angeles and widen n.Y. 72; Jenkins, OUc., 60. Nine-year-old bDke Custer he set a new Wethersfield High wrong one for Kansas City Manager Bob Lemon. Jim Poole and kQke Landry, but sacrifice and Siebert’s two-out Atlanta 16 17 .486 9 and Oeon Jones, on the way to ^ Weri Division lead t o ------came on in reUef for the Medics record in toe triple Jump After Lemon Ufted starter toe Beavers’ defense fell apart mates in their first con- single provided an Insurance Houston IS 18 .466 10 to the fifth with toe bases load 17.1 20 Yd. Highs—Tyo (M). Ken Wright with a 3-0 lead bi an 8-2 romp over the Pittsburgh games. _ as they committed nine errors. frontaUon since being traded run in the seventh. Cincinnati 12 .400 Ken Henderson’s run-scoring ed and struck out toe side. Buersmeyer (W), Morgan (M) the ninth and watched the Oak 20 12% Cheney’s record is 1-8. 10.2 100 Yd. Dash—Prior (M). land A’s score five Umes for a last year. He blew a 2-0 lead in “It was beautiful pitching, by San Diego 10 22 .313 14% RIVERSIDE PARK New York has won 13 of its Ued Ihe pm e 4-4, nto _B1U Kelly’s three hits paced Mallnguaggio (W), Campenello (W) the top of the ninth, but the both sides,’’ Baltimore Manager The chase resumes at River- the M B’ s. Don IDonnelly and Poole 4:65.5 Mile—Albert (W), Stone- 8-3 victory FYiday night, he Friday’s Results tost 16 starts for a two-game foUowed with a two- rapped out doubles for toe Silk man CM), Hartlnger (W) Senators came back to win it in Eearl Weaver said. “The wind side Park Speedway tonight gecond-rtaccM- OnUagher sin- M edics 007 284 16-12-2 1:41.9 880 Yd. Relay—Wethersfield couldn’t fi^ the right words. Chicago 3, San D iego 2 Towners as Windham’s leaded “You reporters better have their half of the inning on Paul was blowing out and the left ^th some M >®a^ ^ NaUonalLeague home another run and the M oriarty’s 000 821 6- 0-1 64:0 440 Yd.—Gagllardl (W), Peck Cincinnati 6, Montreal 2 batter Bud Maheu doubled with (M). Gowen (M) some good questions, because I Casanova's sacrifice fly. field wall wasn’t touched all New York 8, Pittsburgh 2 toe cart ch^eng^driertOl^ And toe Mets’ .271 ^ „ k. Custer, M. Custer and Ricky 23.0 180 Yd. Lows—Morean (M). I consider the sixth game of Cootello; White, McCarthy and Dunnack and Johnston each rip Buersmeyer (W). Slade (M) can’t think of anything to say,” night. I kept waiting for one of Atlanta 3, Philadelphia 2 track champion Bobby Stefanlk average is high in toe ®P®‘®'' ping out triples. Johnston had 2:09.9—880 Yd.—Turcotte (W). the 1968 World Series my gread- for supremacy. , ^ first major league homer and KeUy. Arnold (W), Geyer (M) he said—or rather didn’t say— our guys to put one out, but it St. Louis 4, Houston 2 three rbi’s for the victors wlto est victory,’’ said McLain, “but •Ilie main event wlU be 78 f S L ' ,» WUhe Mays hit toe 636to of his 24.0 220 Yd. Dash-Prior (M). after witnessing the collaipse of never came.” San Franclaco 8, Los Angeles “You can see what it means Maheau and Dunnack each Campenello (W), ChUson (M) I've got to put this one among laps, toe holdover feature from ,, . career for toe Giants, who have 10:19.1 2 Mile—Gates (M), O’Con his buUpen. Siebert, off to the best start of “ X®** K®* hitting with OUr ____. _ ^ knocking In two runs. the best ones." last week’s washed out program. ,, ,, won four in a row. Duke Sims nell (W), -Hill (W) M Why yank a guy working on his career, set the pattern for Saturday’s Games 3:43.6 1 Mile Relay—Manchester First heat rolls at 8 o’cloS. Man^r GU ____diiUed_ a two-run homer for toe Champs Crowned a four-hitter? The Tigers traded the farmer his gutsy performance In the San Diego (Phoebus 2-4) Windham Tech (16) 156’3" Javelin—Finch (W), In- at U the bad weather in recent Hodgw ‘It te exceeding my ab e rbi tagllata (M), Libera Merv Rettenmund Ryan “Because that’s the longest ChicagoI » (Jenkins , 6-2) . weeks serves a purpose. It is ^ ^ • • • In Archery Play Maheu, ss, 5 0 2 ?4’8V4” Shot—Duffy (M). 1970 World Series after a sea and Dave Johnson opened the Trudeau, If, 4 (W). Crockett (M) Wright has thrown in the major Losi^®l®s (Si^er 2-8) at competitors plenty ,^®, **eto U^ped . b x FOS — Churchill, c, 4 130'7" Discus—Fnch (W). Ryan son in which he was suspended game with singles. Siebert then Champictis have been crowned I>unnack. p, 6 (W) Duffy (M) leagues,” said LemJim Kaat in the sev grounded out to second with Leem ing o f Vernon 244. Hemphill, 2b. Tufts was in the market for a keep his finger in the dike. San Diego at Chicago, 2 At do- ® . . . BRAVES . PHILS - sons who d(»’t realise the poten- Poole, p, ss. basketball coach today for toe enth to tie the game 3-3. runners on base on his four Lps Angeles at San Francisco Handicap: John Sabella of D eR o^ c. “I kept bringflng in somebody * « * tog^^tiirbe”r t fh ^ m e t * - P O :at; s - B^ves biartoed by Bar- Donnelly, 3b, first time In nearly two decades. and ke^ hoping he could throw trips to the jflate. New York at Pittsburgh CovOTtry. BREWERS - ANGELS — Call, lb, Woody Grimshaw announced strikes," said Lemon dis The Red Sox, who had a 8-13 Philadelphia at Atlanta Target Division:' Mainvllle, rf, Rookie Bill Parsons, getting record against BalUmore last Men’s Scratch: Chick Pierce Landry, ss,p. during toe weekend his retire Y gustedly, “ but nobody could." Montreal at Cincinnati Parrish, cf, late-inning relief help from Kan year, seek to make it two In a speedway in New England.” ^ ento-the first one on Orlando S«ckei^ accord^ to re- ot New London with 288. ment after 18 years as coach of Washington beat Detroit 3-2; St. Louis at Houston Charette, rf, Sanders, helped Milwaukee row over the Orioles today. Bos Unofflclal stop-watches had a Cepeda’s lOto homer and the W om en’s S cratch : Gina Kemo- Boulay, rf. (Herald photo by Pinto) toe Jumbos. He will continue as Boston tripped Baltimore 2-0; beat California. Parsons went 6 ton right-hander Mike Nagy, quintet of cars running under or . . , ®ne on Ralph Garr’s prrier to Uve in clear, paska o f WUlimanUc 285. varsity golf and freshman foot Cleveland whipped New York 2- Totals 26 2 7 9 1 AWARDS NIGkrr — Manchester (Community CJol- and 2-3 Innings, yielding four of owner of a 1-1 record, is to op TVr rr. equal to toe standard of 21.09 ^ ^ slngle-to overtake toe HUlUes. water are residents O verall H andicap w inners: 1. Depressing Amount of Hypocrisy in Colleges ball coach and work In toe ato- 1; Minnesota beat Chicago 4-3 iia m e l e x W in te r seconds set Ust year by Bugsy f hooting ^ead to stay on Ed wiUle Montanez homered off lakes and streams in all parts Innings 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 Totals the Angels' six hits. The ,23- Dick CannanUla of Hartford, leUc department. and Milwaukee stopped Califor pose Baltimore southpaw Dave Stevens. ICranepool s two-run double. winning pltdier Ron Reed be- the country. Windham 4360201 16 lesre athletes were cited at last night’s annual ban year-old right-hander lowered 2. R oes Nelson o t Manchester, Cheney 0000200 2 nia 4-1 in the other Am erican McNally, winner of five of seven All five will be ctxitenders to- “^ey scored again in toe sec- (ore Atlanta’s seventh-inning Probably the most widely quet. Director of Athletics Pat Mistretta, left, was his earned run average to 1.83. decisions. San Diego Coach S. Skip KeUy o f R ockville, 4. League games. nlrtt at 8 when Stafford offers to 4-0 in raiBy jtomed toe Phils with recognised members of too 2b: Maheu, Donnelly, P EX-MET AIDS ROYALS Roger Crafts of Manchester, 6. Dunnack, Jolinston; dp: Heon to also honored. Named the top performers were Rich « * * SAN DIEGO (AP) — Veteran a triple header. The exciting “ * -lo**®® homer and their fourth consecutive set- sucker family are buffalo, red- Johnston; bb; Dunnack 4, Poole 6, Bob WirU of Glashmbury, 6. Roy Athlete Should Pay His Way NEW YORK (AP) — Maybe coUege basketball coach Tex mini-midgets will make their *our runs in back. horse, white and yellow suck- Landry 1; so: Dunnack 12, Landry A’S • ROYALS — Konopaska of Willimantic, 7. 6:hlU off: Poole 6 for 11 runs Darby (golf), Ron Mirek (basketball), Ron Slom- all Amoa OUs needed was to Wlnter has been named head Stafford debut, Jotoing toe twin- 7® sev^to-^e last three on . * . ers. ’Ilieae fish are gregarious, in 2); Landry 6 for 4 runs In 4|. Wright left the scene after Bob Medeiros o t New Bedford. cinsky (soccer) and Whitey Jenkins (baseball). play 67 games with toe New walking ‘Reggie Jackson. Re Lamb on ‘Parole’ coach of toe San Diego Rockets 26 lap NASCAR modified fea- ® homer CARDS . ASTROS — traveling and feeding in schools, Y ork M ets in 1069 of toe National Basketball As- tores and toe 20-lap six-cylinder Aspromonte, who batted .213 tdek Schofield’s two-run They are particulariy plentiful liever Tom Burgmeler walked Principal speaker was Gordie McCullough, right, After hitting .178 in that many soclation to succeed Alex Han- sportsman haul. f® ® part-time idayer with At- double led toe Cardinals past in toe backwaters above dams, And Be Paid for His Play Mike Epstein and gave way to National League games, Amos num. owered by chain-saw motors, season, with no Houston for toeir third straight And this time of year, they*!! High School Hardest Part director of athletics at the University of Hartford. Ted Abernathy, who walked Sal apparently found ' a welcome Bando to flU the bases. A fter Halts Yank Skein “We are extremely pleased to the mini-midgets will run a trl- a ^ m v m runs batted -victory. Bob Gibsm tamed the run upstream to spawn over BY Finally, with so many blatant our program" and everyone home in Kansas City. Last year have him with us. He is toe °'’a*' using toe Infirid pavement ^ thus far for toe Astros on eight hits, bringing gravel shoals, Rick Monday hit into a force- KENNETH DENLINGER under-the-table payoffs and oth knows where he stands. with toe American League Roy NEW YORK (AP) — A few years agro Ray Lamb best available man, an out- and toe front straightaway of , ®~ “ “ a i^ s toe club 1 ^ hla pitching mark to 4-8. As their name implies, tuck- Colt Punt Return Specialist out at home, Abernathy gave (O ) 1071, er abuses, toe colleges admitted Professional ? of conrse But als toe 23-year.old outfielder got Maryland, toe athletic depart- Oakland ace Vida Blue, who Track was preocctqxled with sports to tlnues. toe Rockets’ four-year history. GIANTS - DODGERS — straight Chicago pitcher to go athlete to pay for hte education stop a school from doing what ent reimburses toe schotd for a{^>eared on his way to a loss Lamb said after beating toe ^*'X8 between starts. I Uke to St. Paul’s Invitational, Bristol Suckers rarely take bait at put in Ume with toe books, “ High sclKK^ 1s the h arden The runaway Giants roared toe distance and win. and also help hte coUege make ever is necessary to get toe each scholarship. At American that would have snapped his New York Yankees 2-1 on a sev- tached to a hook. In fact, you which I regret now.” tone in a person’s life, but when m oney. gifted athlete it covets. University — and probably cn-hltter for his first American The 6-foot, ISl-pound Gordin, he makes toe proper transltloh eight-game winning string, Why not make toe athlete i>ay There ip a depressing amount m ost colleges — toe scholtUTship said: “It’s sure nice to come League victory, hla first in toe who was a kick off and punt and gets into college toe rest te 1971 COMETS Indy Qualifications Start LS his expenses, room and board, of hypocrisy now In coUege ath is paid for by toe university. out of it with an 8-1 record in majors as a ^ e r and only toe ^ *7 A. have vour CffArinv Imnnxl return specialist with the world easy. But if he doesn’t study and It is doubtftU that openly pay b y Mpreury n r f t -m r wa v w-t **®'^® ®“®r*»F Ignored. tuition, etc., Uke any other stu letics, much of it by coaches stead of 8-2." thtrd complete game in 31 starts champion OoltB last season, get toe premier g;uldance he’ U ing athletes would destroy the dent? Also, why not let him who are otherwise decent hu O « • for toe Cleveland mound corps. ‘The worst thing about efart- With New Records Expected spent three yean in the Army never get there.’’ collegiate pecking order. Those hold a Job, Uke any other stu mans but under incredible pres from S2217. SENATORS • TIGERS — The Ai Capone thing goes ^ after high school and then went Last year Gardln made more who spend toe most still would park you have three hours to INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - A track four times in toe 10-mUe "*® dent? And make the atoleUc de sure to win. back a few years to Lamb’s to Junior ccdlege and the Unt- than $70,000 jdaylng football and . remain on top. Washington’s Denny McLain look at the walls and sit around quartei-of-a-mlUion auto racing quaUfication round and toe p<4e partment pay him for his The recruiters inflate a pn^- MORIARTY <'ays at toe University of South verslty of Arizena at Tucson. Ukes toe idea of having a btm- ^ Indeed, a Joe Namato, Jim beat his former Detroit team- before toe game. There are fans anUclpate witnessing toe position competition wlU contln- talents. pect’s ego way out of proportion ern California when he worked fastest quaUficaUon ^>eeds in ue Sunday. ^ patience, and fish- Last year at 25 he broke into die of money. “I like beer. And Ryun or Tom McMilleh, would good things about both relieving I f student No. 342-502-37 can and toe hip prospects, discover BROTHERS as an extra in toe movies and pro football. now I know that whenever I come high. But then what are and starting. I Uke them both. toe history of the Indianapolis In aU, 16 drivers have turned w t *" pay his way through Maryland ing that Jet planes are fun, often :u.-. < T.N'TKi: M Ki:i,l television, with an occasional Ill two weeks he’ll pick up a want a beer I can buy it,” he they worth to an athletic de It’s up to toe manager.” Motor Speedway. in pracUce speeds over m ^®®'‘ by selling encycliipedlas, w hy taken expense-paid trips to M\\( H i;s T i:i: Maine Shut Out turn as a stunt man. The Ca The first of four quaUflcatlan mUes per hour. mfth^ ^ t o r t trying these bachelors degree in correctianal says. partment? Ciertainly, a great Lamb baffled the Yankees, can’t a Tom McMiUen be ptod sch(x>ls toey have no thought of I’ liciic (U:!-r*» “There are all kinds of guid wanted to fit a visit to toe Uni I don’t need aU those things,’’ The coUeges now are con versity of LoulsvUle into their Th« iRMpmsIv* Ont For mates came up with timely hit toured toe 2-mlle oval at an turned in a 176.1 lap. „ “ 2 backbone and ance counselors for toe great cer’s double and Danny Cater’s Gfudin cemtinues. “ I hove more sidering a pixqtosal that all fu schedule toe first weekend in The 26-year-old hurler came single in the second inning, average ^ e d o f 180.077, toe M ore than 119,000 in to>eed- TI***?^ through the m any studeiR,’’ he says, "but there ting during the last half of the are only a few for the kid who’s of an aiqireciatlan for the thlnga ture athleUc tod be based on May, when toe Kentucky Derby from the Los iUigeles Dodgers The Indians nicked Steve fastest in toe history of toe way prize mone^ will b T X ^ game to give Connecticut a 4-0 a great athlete but a poor stu I need—not toe things I want, need, not necessarily because it Just happened to be running at TOYOTA track. Auto racing experts be- penned over toe four days of “ .T ., to C lev^ ^ last December Kline, 4-2, for a run in toe first but what I need. And toe things is right but because they may Yankee Conference baseball vic Have Donohue will break toe quaUflcaUons. ,The car that dent.’ ’ nearby Churchill Downs. COROLLA TWO DOOR SEDAN “ ®« bX T ed Uhlaender I need to be happy don’t neces- g o bredee if they don’ t. In adopt a 4 Sp** te here to be grand marshall of are a host o t recruiting abuses. ®''t won it in toe sUto when Gardin wants to tell toe young drifting toward a poUcy they a Nylon Cortelz e Complofo Tool Kil after 1968, his tWrd minor Nettles hit his fifth home run. at a qualification time near 180 oil average q>eed during quail- V"®** the "Freddied Fixer Parade’’ In many cases, it is powerless • ClgoroHo Lighfor making his first start pitching next Sunday. The annual event ster in the ghetto what it’s like changed two decades ago. a Undercooling for Maine retired the first 18 ^ e season, and he first hit m starts and six relief milea-per-hour. flcatlons means annth^r $1000 dissolved, making it no to do anything about them. The • Flow Thru Vonl.. a Touch Up Point aimed at sfimulating commuidty to be a financial success and Prior to 1951 moat coUeges, Connecticut batters he faced, but toe majors in August toe follow- jobs, Lamb has pitched 86 2-8 In- Drivere are seeking the cov- The record qualifying tr^ le to eat the fish. Fixed coUeges keep talking about re a Reclining Front Sooh • Theft Proof Leclt help him get there. wlto toe exception of those in a Tinfo4 GUii All John Siosar spoiled his no-hitter uig year. niiiga with a 1.28 earned run av- eted pole position under a new held by Joe Leonard San ** ®*tre“ ®ly pride and to encourage people cruiting legislation, but nothing Roily Typo Gougoi to get toeir own neighborhoods “If we can get two or three toe Southeastern Ckmference, And 11 Other Stondird Eztro Footuros At No Extro Charge with a single In the fifth. He didn't start in 1960 or 1970, eiage and has been one ^ uiilch says “compeUUon Jose. Calif., who drove hte 1068 meaningful ever happens. Even In good order. kids out of toe ghettos and mak did not issue athletic scholar Brian Heroslan had a two-run but he compiled a 6-1 record Cleveland’s few bright spots, to r toe pole position riiall cease turbine car to a 10-mUe aver------if there were Umitations, RlliabU ■ Parts Ami in g $20,(XX), or $30,000 a year, ships. Athletes often were re double in the eighth Inning to last season in 36 relief appear when toe track is closed M ay “ g e of 171.968. "Someone has got to tell these forcement would be difficult. Vstd Cars Stri’ict and they can ecuto get two or lead the Connecticut eight-hit ances with toe Dodgers. On 1^ providing every contestant That record is virtually cei- Anderson Named kids that the .way to make fL quired to sign sworn state The only way to make college iTioiYibrfiAi attack. drew a poeiUon in the talp to fall with buck te to study, and to get to three of toedr brothers out mak ments that they did not receive athletics completely above (AP)—Jimmy An- coltege, and to stay eligible,’’ be ing that kind cf money,it would (Herald photo by Ooa) any financial aid. Often they Connecticut Is 0-1 in the con board te to remove all toe rules. be tremendous!” he exlaims. lied. That was a time, you may ference and 18-2 overall. Maine continues. “Someone has got to FIRST D A Y LUCK — Rich Di^AT LEAiST HB RECOSMIZBS luslness Services 13 THERE OUGIITA BE A LA\^ •It SIIU UIEN and W HIPPLE HelpWanled-Female 35 Help WaiHecMMe 35 S«A,T IT WTTH TH A T waCWnt. THIS IS AP U B U .C HeH-HEH/ MARTHA, VtJUVB TMTHyiN'T ' THOnOUSMRtVREl T>IAT-rHSLAVy IS ONI SIJ Amwtf to we MAveevmey SPOILBP MV U TTl^ DiRIVEWAT sealing, tree re ^ WOMEN to care for two school EXPESLtENOEID John Deere “V THAT VtoMAH l « SOftPftlSBl 1 WAS This and That LE6AL. RIGMTTO f^>ja N lM « T O «SIV6 moval, also light trucking and A mIUILL h ir e s a (HW 10 WAT04 THE P U T HE'LL TARE AMfONE OFF THE SHSEETS1D age children for woriting moth- backhoe operator and doeer. S B HERE! fosiTiveuy UH- CLASSIFIED odd Jobs, yard work. Reason c a n h y i Ho w >OU#SOTO PUT dUMR iH His JbtHT Ah d practically WATCH MIS HIOS WITH NO QUESTIOHS WHATSOE\/ER- er. Call after 6 p.m., 649-6890. S t e ^ work. CaU 742-6190. CXJUUP SH6 h ays >toU O FF «U A R R AMOS, VtHJ ACROSS 64 Russian able rates, free estimates. Call R6A1-LV P IP HAS HIM IMVES9GATED Bl/THE F.B.L - DRIVERS for school buses, PAINTEIRS wanted, experi H eA P P O P M Y THEN PLACET!^ 1 Adoleiwent ruler Mike, 289-5829 or 648-8676 after goNus s o gooN -r OTHER 4450 IM «U R F R IS e Manchester schools. '7:80 to enced. Top pay and benefits, r o BCTTCR aoM e >OUR SEWIM& m e ... 1 WAS year DOWN 5 p.m, 5 Seine 1MS J b 6 IS HIGHr W AItHMAN IT CALLS FOR 8:46 a.m., 2:15 to 8:46 p.m. Ex year ’round work. (3all 649- f£POSS BEFDfZE b a s k e t / H O PIN 6 . 1 Journey MANCHSlS’m R Welding Ser MAJURITV.RESPOHSieiLnY. cellent part-time opportunity. 9668. ' s u e BBOOMES^" FDR 4100/ SMiUtary 2 Roofedge CLASSIFIED ADVEmnsING DEPT. HOURS installation o o b r i s H t 3 Ni/dits before vice cornet: Du|ont and West HOWWRrTE We train you. 648-2414. 12 Bant 8 A J L to 4:80 PJl. E3XPERIEI1!I'CED ameslte men. 4 Cuddle Middle Tumplke. General (Toes- (ilVE 12 REFERENCES 13 Fruit drink Must be able to drive dump 5 Untitled welding repairs, home owners AND LETS 14 Notion trucks and do some laboring. 15 American 6 City in the COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. and sports equipment. FINGERPRINTS CLERK-TYiPIST lls o w Netherlands -26 Enthusiastic, 42 Body of water 742-6190. inventor 4:8# PJtt. DAT BUTOBl! PUBUOA'nOK C %t VN»M» 16Sea(Fr.) 7 Conditions ardor 44 Habituate BULXiDOZER backhoe work, Interesting position in small 46 Fine-grained SHEEVTMETTAL man qualified, nCoatly 8 Violinist 27 Capuchin DeadHne for Batafdaj end Monday U 4 tM p.in. FVIday land clearing, state licensed department for qualified monkeys rack ISBravbig (coU.) for Installation of septic tanks typist with experience in plan reading, layout man and nnCKBY FINN implement 9 Ancient Greek 29 Check 48Snoozea BY LANK LEONARD and sewers. Paul Schendel, solderer. CaU 628-2101. 20 Awards for theaters 30Dbq>atch 49Maigarine statistical clerical work. 50 Rave PLEASE READ TOUR AD ro LIKE you TO 1AKE bravery 10 Genuine' 31 Members of a 6490466. WHE WARDEN'S OFFICE-AT MY 22 Feminine llOldAalts fraternal 52 Son of Seth or “Want Ada” are taken over tbe nkone aa a Company offers good wages OVER THE COMPANY THE STATE PENITENTIARY— group 53 Heating Help Wanted - I OONT EXPECT MOU AGAIN, MOTHER! I PLAN IS TO Kiekname 19 Reside. oonvenlMwe. The advertfaer aboold read Ida ad the BTBST TWO YOUNG married men and working conditions, free TO FORGIVE ME, 23 East Indian 21 Consume 34 Giving voice device '^ 1 do small repetir jobs and parking, and above average Male or Female 37 FOUND OUT THAT I NOW THAT YOU'RE A FREE 54 Nautical d a y i t APPEABS and BXPMn KBBOB 8 taTum to r^ MOTHER— BUT I 00 STILL HAVE A LOT timber tree food to next Insertion. The Hetald Is reeponaBde for only O N E in painting, also cellar cleaning benefits. Apply: MAN, BLEAKER— WHAT 24RaUbird 37 Lets term VMNT TO APOLOGIZE! TO LEARNJ 24 Parts of shirts correct or omitted Inoertlon for any adverttaement awn then and light trucking. Call 046- HELP wanted full or part4ime, ARE VOUR PLANS? 28 Succinct 25 Mortgagb 39 Sea eagle 57 Ship’s record only to the extent of n “ make Inoerllon. B m r s vrtdoh 2602, 646-2047. FIRST NATIONAL day and evening. Apply in p«r-; 32 Lubricate son, after 2 p.m. to Manager, yUt^ 33 Brother of r " r r r r IT r do nM iMoen the valne of the adveetleoment wiD not bo o Oe r - i : oorreotod by “ nuke lood* GENERAL. CONTRACTINO — STORES, INC. • Burger Chef, 286 Main St., Jacob (Bib.) r r /MATCHEP* 35 Stagger 15" IT NO Job too small, none too Manchester. Park A Oakland Avenues 36 Harvest r r IT IT large, will paint or make dog 38 Local position W A N T E D — Ambitions man or house,. landscape anything, East Hartford, Ccnui. 40 Writing fluid IT ST build or paint bridge. Esti- woman to sell real ests.te full 41 Namesakes 643-2711 OUT OUR WAY BY NEG COCHRAN of a British ______mates with smile. 644-2874. time. For apix>intment call Mr. Philbrick, 646-4200. queen F T 1 r l 1 SECRETARY - receptionist — 43 Runs aground, Automobiles For Sole 4 CLEIANING — Interior — both SURE.TLLTAKE DOR 'SIVETHOSE BACK.VtXJPINfiALlNS-n as a ship i l H U d y i residential euid commercial. Interesting and challenging PISHES BACK HOME” i VDU KNOW DARN WELL I WASHED « 32 M 1967 VALIAN T, 6 cylinder, auto position with a local physican. I THEM/VOLTRE NOT SOOJD TO MAKE A 45 Legal point Satisfactory work guaranteed. AW'I'LL PDA LITTLE 47 Conclusion U HERALD matic. Hhccellent running con Good typing and accuracy with PERSONS INTERESTED TEA-LEAF REAPIN' FOOL OFMEf I'M SONNA PUT THEM w msT J ICJ For friendly free estimates, PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER 48 Regular □ dition. $700 or best offer. Phone figures essential. Ability ' to ON Trf WAV.' ITL L IN A PAPER BAG /VJP STAPI^.IT 51 Ransom ■ i L Call Suburban Floor Mainten MEir, V-8, 4-door sedan, T R E E S cut — 'Free estimates. C A R PE N T R Y and remodeling, S tO C k s ~ M o r t g o g C S 27 s m a l l .growing vending COULD WAS/E SAID A H E A D range 1 1 For Year ma Thursday, alternating Friday SHAKLEE P R O D DONE H E P) SO MEAN TO IT w alr-condltianed, mint condition. rec rooms, dormers, kitchens, IN! HER TO M ER.' A N D 56 Arab name w W BT ST Information Have pick up truck 'will do odd MORTGAOEIS — 1st, and 2nd., chine business, aU new ma and Saturdays, 9 tmtil 1 p.m. S A Y 'EM 58 Preposition l l Cilall 643-6495 after 6 p.m. Jobs. CaU 742-6016. additions and garages. Call chines, with fine future poten Send qualifications to Box UCTS IN THIS AREA. ir 59 Confined « r S4 IT w mortgages —interim financing TB 3B BBIIIAU) TOU not Tom Corbitt, 043-0066. — expedient and confidential tial growth. Owner has other "O ”. Manchester Herald. 60 Heavy weight 1967 CHEVROLET Impela 4- LAWN mowers sharpened and 61 Cone s r W” IT tUaokwe the Identity of service. J. D. Real Estate Interests. Call 649-2800. CALL FOR AN AP any advertlaer using box door sedan, V-8, automatic repaired. Pick-up and deliver. RNs, LPNs, trained Nurse’s (comb, form) BT ' B" *T Assoc. 643-6120. 62 Drunkards lettom. Readers answer transmission, power steering. Call 649-7^, after 4. Roofing - Siding 16 ------Aides. AU shifts available. Pri- POINTMENT. ing blind box ads who 63 Hen product Very clean. $1,096. 649-6290. HelpWanted-^mole 35 vate duty nursing. Medical desire to protoot thslr AMESTTE work. Repairs on BIDWELL Home Improvement ^ ,____ ^ ______. ------(NEWSPAKS ENTERPIUSE ASSN.) Placement Service, 232-S2p6. identity oan foOow ‘U s 1906 CHEVROLET Impala 2- driveways, walks, holes, etc. Co. Expert InstaUatlon of alu- VUSIlieSS O p p o r t u n i i y Z » M O N E Y for a sDrinir wardrobe 633-9543 procedure: door hardtop, V-8, automatic No Job too smaU. CaU 643-9112. mlnum siding, gutters and ------can be yours as you^ meet peo- SALESW OM EN, full or i>art- ______trim. Roofing InstaUatlon and Enclose your reply to transmission, power steering. pie, win prizes, have fun. Avon time. Phone, 646-4422 for Inter- H E L P wanted part-time days. 5 power brakes. Sharp. $796, 649- trucking, odd Jobs, also repairs, 649-6495, 876-9109. GULF Territories are avaUable now. view. Pilgrim MUls, Manches the box in im envra^to — moving large appliances. Inquire Bonanza, 287 W. Mid 6290. Just caU: 289-4022. nddress to fbe dasiltled Burning barrels deUvered, $4. GUTTERS and roofs, aU‘ types SERVICE STA-nON ter, Coim. dle Tpke. Ic IWI tr Ml*. I». TJH Iw. UJ. M. o«. ■ S-S Manager, Manchester repaired and replaced. Rea Evening Herald, together 1966 D O D G E Coitmet, 2-door 644-1776. PART-TIM E, medical assistant CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER sonable prices. Free estimates. F O R L E A S E hardtop, 6 cylinder, automatic or LPN wanted for local medi with a memo Ustfaig the STEU*S, sidewalks, stone walls, Help Wonted-4 flale 36 Situations Wanted - companies you do NOT transmission, power steering, 646-1390. fireplaces, flagstone terraces. cal office, experienced not ne GUMMER STREET want to ace your letter. power brakes, economical. Located at comer of West Mid cessary, wiU train. Hours SALES and Service representa- Female 38 BY PHIL KROHN AU concrete repairs, both in Tour letter will be do- $596. 649-6290. dle Tpke. and Broad St., Man Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Uve — Opening for an ambi- T.Annnai side and outside railings, land Roofing and Looking for another M(6HT 1$ Trie ...MISHTAPT^f? ^)l6HTAPr^<^ S3m S 5-w atroyed if the advertlaer chester-one of the busiest In tlous reliable, hardworking • W1l*NM,ha. scaping. Reasonably priced. FYlday^- 1-6 p.m. Tuesday eve lady to help with spring clean SOCIAL SECURITY TMh^lBBea la one you’ve mentioned. 1966 AMBASSADOR — Power Chimne'ys 16.A tersections in town. person who would Uke to work NisHTAFrsfz to m iM e e ti Call 643-0861. ning 6-8 p.m. Please reply to ing? Call 649-2968. If not it win be handled steering, power ' brakes. CaU into management. Five-day T-U-.$lTAWP T.U.. in the usual manner. ROOFING — Specializing re- station presently In operation. Box N, Manchester Herald. mXCH A p r g p ttJggfC A P T 6 P W g g K >Ae>. after 4 p.m., 046-2220. S i r m v W A T C H r u - . SPR IN G clean-up, landscaping pairing roofs of all kinds, new Excellent opportunity for the r m „ r p k o anH commission W IL L babysit for children, • THS THIM^ iWgp. and gardening, aU types. Also roofs, gutter work, chimneys rleht Indlvlifo^. ® and car allowance. Other com-com w=iWno-walking to 6 years old. r-oiiCall PO N TIA C station wagon, 1966, Orderlies. All shifts, full or pany benefits. Apply In per A M P 0Ue9 A M P oveR//^ SHORT RIBS Ught trucking. Free estimates. cleaned and repaired. 30 years 647-1068. BY FRANK O’NfeAL V8, automatic transmission, part-time. Fbccellent benefits son, Singer Co., 866 Main St., U Lost and Found 1 Call 649-7469. experience. FVee estimates. • Paid Training AI power brakes, power steering, to include full paid insurance, Manchester. radio, exceUent running ccndl- TIMBERLAND Tree Service— Call Howley, 643-6361. I c a n t . FO U N D — H ie beat place to • Financial Assistance vacation, holidays, sick pay, tion. $799. Call days, 643-0214. station salesman 'lAKCO FP’yOURMELACr choose home decoratiois and ______Tree removal, pruning, lots etc. Meadows Convalescent SERVICE wltii good mechanical expert- rom olC 38 AND STAV AWHILE. gifts is Y o u r.G ift GcOlery at DOflDOE D AR T — 1963, 4-door, cleared. No Job too big or Heating and Plumbing 17 • Excellent retirement and in Center, 646-2321. surance program ence, full and part-time work, _ ------— ------Watkins, 085 Main St. Your 6 cylinder, very good condition. small. Fifteen years experi ence. Bonded and insured. 643- GR A N T'S Plumbing Service — PART-TIM E beauty salon Apply in p e r«^ Silver Lane home town friendly world of $175. 643-6760. er in licensed home on Cam 0473. FYee estimates, plus quality more information call receptionist. Centrally located. Shell, 262 Spencer St. gifts. Teleiriume, 643-6171. Pleasant atmosphere and bridge St., Mrs. Cooney, 647- OLIDSMOBILE — 1908, “88”, work. 643-6341.______1-800-922-2483 days (toll free) working conditims. Reply Box PART-TIME mechanic handy 1820. LOST — (^e pair gold wire four-doOr hardtop. Automatic, POWFR lawn mowers over “RR”, Manchester Herald. with cons^ction equipment rimmed glsusses, vicinity Hart power steering and brakes. hauled, call 649-7774 after 4 C A ^ us for ^1 of your h e ^ i-«3-566-8936 evenings, and or plumbing needs. Free ^ and trucks.' Call 014-2427. ford Rd. and South Methodist Snow tires, with wheels. F3x- p.m. PLAIN JANE estimates gladly given. L«ak------M ATU R E woman to work in Dogs - Birds - Pets 41 BY FRANK BAGINSKI Ouirch. Finder please call 649- ceUent running condlticm. $696. Ing faucets fixed, no Job too East 'Hartford insurance office, EIXPERlBjNGED concrete 6960. 649-6361, Evenings, 643-6011. SW EET, lovable, playful kit N ew HERE COMES A JUNK cars removed, $8. CaU small. M A M Plumbing & 9 a.m. — 4 p.m., 6 days, typing worker, must drive and have 5 is EAR N $15,-?25,000 tens, looking for good home. REAL FEMINIST 872-9433. Heating, 649-2871. necessary. CaJl Mrs. Holcomb, good record. $6. per hour. CaU MOVEMENT! re ^ t 646-1943. 643-0861. CaU 646-2776 after 6 p.m. FO U N D — pet rabbit 'vicinity Trucks - Tractors 5 A S A MAN wUl mow lawns, paint SAM WATSON Plumbing apd B E A U T IF U L Siamese kittens, 1 V iS m 1D A P A R IV East Center St., CaU 669-2428. PART-TIME office clerk, typ- BUSINESS partners seek ambl- M 1968 CHE'VROLET V ^ red, houses and do odd jobs, rea- Heating, Bathroom remodel- SHELL DEALER 3 left, very affectionate, 633-. V/HV N O T ? UA9T NI6H T A N P IV E ing and telephone work. 3 to tlous persons to grow with ex- low mileage, 6 cylinder, one- sonably priced. 649-1694 after ing and repairs. FYee esti- 6117. 9 p.m. and Saturdays, 9 to 6 p€Uiding opportunity. For ap 6 0 T A ae MEAPIHIS half ton. $1,605. Call 643-4381 6 p.m. mates. CaU 649-3806, Ambitious man desired now Penonab 3 p.m. Apply In person Bezzini pointment call 643-0664. M0 RNIN6 . after 6 p.m. for existing 4-bay service AKC registered Toy Sheltie Brothers, 619 East Middle puppy with papers, RIDE wanted from Oak St station located on Main St. TRUCK driver wanted — to female. 1962 GM C utility pick-up, heavy Household Services 13>A Miliinery, Tpke., Manchester. 643-4745. Mjanchester, to Phoenix Mutu in Manchester, Conn. Excel travel 16 states covering Eiast duty one ton worker. First Dressmaking 19 al, Hartford or Constltuticm WASHING machine repairs,______lent opportunity for aggres coast and mid west. Must have BEAUTIFUL pure gray kittens, C iwi tf MU, tec, TM lUt, UA M. Off, $660. Call 872-0293. sive type indi-vidual who de Plaxa, dally. 649-8826. RCA Whirlpool, Kenmore, CUSTOM tailored ladles’ dress- two to three years experience. 7 weeks old. FYee. Call 649- sires to be his own boss. TYPIST TWO single axel gas tractors, Maytag. Reasonable rates. 643- es, suits, alterations and Contact RusseU Feed Company, 1203. ‘Do you suppose he’s using hallucinatory drun? He URQEINT! IWIU the p«rson ■who one Mack, one White, both have 4918, 647-1719. costume Jewelry In your stone Andover, Conn. thinks I can afford a new car this year!" called Thayer Browne, on SHELL OFFERS SmaU office needs exceUent recent rebuilt motors. 22” rub preference. 649-1133. PU P P IE S , 8 weeks old, half Thursday, about accident, LIGH T trucking, cellar and typist for typing invoices, CUSTODIAN ■ for bank safe de ber, big rears, many new Siberian Huskies, half German please try again. 643-8479. attics cleaned, odd Jobs, lawns, • Excellent paid training quotations and a Uttle cor posit areaj..^l-tim e, no experi ______parts. Ebccellent for low bed Shei^erd, call 649-8497. MR. ABERNATHY trees cut and removed. Call • Financial assistance respondence. ence necessary. AppUcont BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY ------dump, etc. Your choice $1,000 Moving - 643-6000. • Insurance and retiic must have driver’s license. Y Trucking - Storage 20 WiU have some clerical du W H A T A R E SIT-UP9! OH,WELiyTD Automobiles For Sale 4 m ent plan Savings Bank of Manchester, FREE — Two female, 7 week r , . I PREFER SIT-D0W N9 WE repair power mowers and ties assisting our account ^OU DOING, r M WINTHROP 92J Main St., Manchester. old black kittens. Call 643-0607. E^CH HISOWN! ANY eVKY IN THE WEEK! BY DICK CAVALU NBEID CAR? credit very bad? CHEVROLET half-ten pick sharpen hand mowers. ShaiT>- T • Many more benefits ant. P O S 9 ? TRYING _ . . . _ * 4AJPS ____A ______i______^ llorriflight Ti*it/t1rtnortrucking onHand no/tlrocropackage no.de Bankrupt, repossession? Hon- **P’ 19®^ engine, 4-speed trans- en saws, electric hedge cUp- TDKEEP livery. Rrfrigerators, washers GET THE FACTS Experience on bookkeepuig DRIVERS for school buses, i*** , 1 NOW THAT')t3U HAVE A LISTEN, AAAVBE I NO LON^BR I GUES© A MIXED BLESSING 6st Douglas accepts lowest mission, $200 or best offer. 619- pers and hedge shears. Pick Manchester schools. 7:30 to S I A M ^ klttei^ for sale, rea. IN SHAPE! and stove moving, specialty. machine helpful but not nec ©WEET DISFCJSrnOJ, H IT PEOPLE, BCJr I e r i U . H A V E IS BETTER THAN NO down, smaUest payments, any- 000® before 6 p.m. up service. SharpaU, 643-6306. Call coUect week days l-fi28- 8:46 a.m., 2:16 to 3:46 p.m. Ex- «>nable. Call 649-6466. essary. Machine is easy to AND VOLl NO LONGER AVILE,BOTTBH DISRDSITTON.' BLESSING AT ALL. where. Not smaU loan finance ------~ Folding chairs for rent, 649- 9401, Mr. Palumbo. Nights cellent part-time opportunity. k UTENS, looking for good HIT PEOPLE... company plan, AiPPLIANCBJS moved, efficient 0762. and weekends, 1-606-6160 Mr. learn and Is an integral part Douglas Mo- T r o lle re . We train you. 643-2414. homes. Call 649-6480 after 6 tors, 346 Main. ly. reasonably, evenings or Jarvis. Or write SheU Oil of this interesting position. I p.m. anytime weekends. T Mobile Homes 6 .A weekends. Call 643-0701 after Co., 477 Conn. Blvd., East Liberal benefit program. Ap TRUCK driver wanted — first SH ALA dune buggy, 140-|- Cfor- 6 p.m. Pointing - Papering 21 Hartford, Conn. 06108. ply in person. shift, $3 per hour. Excellent valr, Mickey Thomson, Stew- COMPLETE travel traUer and ------benefits. CaU Firestone Re camper repair maintenance, REWFIA'VING of burns, moth- art-Wamer, Sun, Durachrome, N A M E your own price, painting, tread, 289-4361, 20 Bldwell Rd., INVITATION holes, z i i ^ r s repaired. Win ALLIED V $8,0OO Invested. $2,000. 647- modification, welding, wood ’ ’ paperhanging, removal. South Windsor. dow shades made to measure 1701. working, plumbing and electri Prompt service, fuUy insured. PRINTING SERVICES TO BID cal. CaU 742-9747. all size Venetian blinds. Keys Satisfaction guaranteed. Call Sealed bids wUl be received at made whUe you wait. Tape Jerry Kenny, 647-9564. 579 Middle Tpke., West the ofice of the Director of Gen BUZZ SAWYER 1966 S U P E R Sport CSxeveUe, 1967 N E W MOON, 12x80, at lake. recorders for rent. M arlow’s, OPERATING OPPORTUNITY BY ROY CRANE Manchester, Conn. eral Services, 41 Center Street, XXK $1,800. 643-2061. has been used oidy as slimmer 867 Main St, 649-5221. J. P. LEW IS A SON, custom MW.VKN NCR,VDU SAV VDUR HUSBAMD lyiNSTON IS IT POSSIBLE THATTHE MAN Manchester, C!onn. until M ay 26, VES, ONCE I WAS IN LOVE WITH VIC 1 CAN r free estimates call SERVICE STA-nON HIS BROTHER VIC? HORRIBLE air-condltianing, 362, V8, 2-way flower beds. 643-9920. with figures. Benefits. Gaer program. FORMS TELLING THEM AFART? W H E R E IS CAPTAIN EASY 649-9668. If no answer 643-6362. TO THINK M Y M S W A U P f BELIEVE AAE, BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE Motoreycles-Bicyeles 11 Bros., 140 Rye St., South Wind- „ , , DATA PROCESSING STOCK tailgate, exceUent cRP. QUIET DESPERATION. ^ FUNNY MOTORCYCLE Insurance — of Jobs by day or hour. We professional painting service, Bid forms, plans and specifi YOU WERE eOlNfl TO STAND THING (3aU Betty Turner, at athe B O O K K E E PE R — pert time, CaU coUect 1-617-426-8077. UP FOR D I^ E R i ---- r~^APPetJBP J A V E U N SST, 1968, V8 auto- clean yards, attics and cellars. interidr-exterior. FYee esti cations are avaUable at the ON THE WAY matlc, Jolty- equipp^. Chll af Crockett Agency, for low rates Reasonable. CaU 643-6306. mates, fuUy insured. 649-4411. NOW no set hours. Apply in perscHi. General Services Office, 41 Cen 0VER..I GOT ter 4, 649-0679. including passenger UabUlty. Podunk Mill Restaurant, 980 ter Street, Manchester, Con HUACKER BY Ellington Rd., South Windsor. MAN FOR delivery, Monday 643-1577, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. JAD Painting and paper hang necticut. T H E F B I l 1968 IM PA LA , 2-door hardtop. ing. Interior, exterior. Free Sun Oil Co. is taking appli- :------— through FWday, starting at TOWN OF MANCHESTER, v -8 , automatic, r a » o , other ex- 1969 TR IU M P H Trltent, 760 cc, D U IK Iin g C O n t r a C r in g 1 4 estimatea Reasonable. CaU cations on this excellent op noon, steady part-time Job tras. Original owner, exceUent with -wholesale distributor. Of CONNECTICUT portunity now. GENERAL CLERKS ROBERT B. WEISS, condition. 648-2880. S ' - r ’s. _____— fers opportunity to increase Sons, present income. For Interview, GENERAL MANAGER 1906 YAM AH A, 260 cc, street interior and exterior painting, • Paid Training Several positions are now siding, general repairs. Qual [rfione 643-2626, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.. 1968 I^ B , low mUeage, rea- scrambler, Model 'YDS-^-C, paper hanging. Thirty years open in our general office ity workmanship. Financing sonaUe. CaU 648-6101. marocm and white. ExceUent experience, four generations. • Financing Available. for clerks,, with either book A LLEY OOP "-I______available. Economy Builders, BY V. T. HAMLT conditian, $426. 640-1477 after Free estimates, fuUy. insured. keeping, pricing or accounts 1969 OAMARO, silver gray, 3- Inc., 643-6169, 872-0647 eve 5 p.m. 643-7861. payable experience. s o THIS'S HOWGLIZ ...WELL AT LEAST VOU speed,> console, good condition. For details call Mr. Cox, ^ ALL THOSE FOLKS TWO AREGTILLLOYAL nings. CaU alitor 6, U 6-8802. N E A R new 1970 Montesa Cota, ______, TOO TO LB^ WITH TM ! T O T H 'c m w ...... r / ^ E CO N O M Y Painters — interior, 568-3400 Evenings and Good wages and working SECRETARY 250 cc. trials bike, exceUent L E O N CUESZYNSKI buUder — exterior with references. FliUy conditl/ms with convenient 1906 CHBiVROLET Impala, new homes custom buUt, re STEVE CANYON Vroods machine. Coat $960 seU insured. WaUpapering a spe- BY MILTON CANIFF convertible, new radials, ex weekends, Frank Spilecki, free parking and above av for $676. CoU 872-0203. modeling, additions, • rec Immediate opening: for sharp individual. This is ciaUty. 649-8719. erage benefits. A j^ ly : AND so PIP BUT JUST AS 'BENEDICT'iS ceUent rumiing cihiditlon. One rooms, garages, kitchens re- ______649-5445. 'BENEDICTV AB0UT1D BOARD A SAFE owner, $975 or make offer. 646- ONE 26” boy’s bicycle, also 20” modeled, bath tUe, cement ATTENTION Homeowners — a challenging position involving some figure ap -W H IL E NAIVE FREKJHTER ... BOOOi':. spider bike, good condition. work. Steps, dormers. Resi Home IM de would Uke to paint titude. Shorthand and typing a must. Ckiod pay, MRS. CANYON dential or commercial. CaU your house. We take pride in FIRST NATIONAL 5 1968 .liQ B wire Ydieels, over- CaU 668-4219.______LICKS HER. 649-4291. our work. References avaU WOUNPEP drive, new Mlchelln tires. Ex- ______liberal benefits. Call 569-1330, Mr. Centini for able. CaU 647-1211 between 1 STORES, INC. cellent condition, famUy out- H ONDA 90, good condition. LOW price mason work, aU BE LOGICAL J i and 6 p.m. appointment. grew car. 646-4899. 5 .30^ 649^960. t5rpes, stone and concrete. N o ______Park 4k Oakland Avenues Job too small. Over 20 years i n SIDE— outside painting. Spe- Does your present Income meet East Hartford, Ckmn. f ■' CURLS 28” Wtoe, Uke new, front experience. AU work guaran clal rates for people over 66. 000AAA mUes, 0«f»WC$776. AlsoA1si#a OO**23” AAI coloraA* _ . ' * your financial needs and more? 5 -IS n ^ t and bosket. $25. CaU 640- teed. Call after 5 p.m., 643- TV, toakwood cabinet, 6 CaU my competitors, then caU you seriously desire to In- H 4317. 1870, 044-2976. months old, $425. The Sa'vlngs me. Estimates given. 619-7868. crease your ^om e? A to,600 RinaPftiqHTOT.q: LANCELOT Bank of Manchester, 646-1700. WES ROBBINS Carpentry re Investment with a multi-nliUlon for work in home for the aged. doUar International corporation BY COKER and PENN Business Serviees 13 modeling specialist. Additions, 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. Contact Mrs. BLUEPRINT & XEROX SERVICE 1964 FORD, $100, standard V-8, wiU start you in your own busi UKNOWTM rec rooms dormers, porches, Floor Hnishing 24 hOUer, 649-6986, 9 a.m. to 6 ness fuU or part-time. It in- INTECH BLUEPRINT CO. announces the opening I A TH IN G A needs transmission, 62,000 SHARPENINO Service — Saws, cabinets, formica, buUt-lns, p.m. FTDOR SANDING, and refin- dudes exceUent training, inven- mlleic, 'Otherwise mechanicaUy knives, axes, shears, skates, bathrooms, kitchens, 640-3446. of a Blueprint and Xerox copy service in Man ishlng (specializing in older tory and a $16,000, $20,000 or sound. 649-8078. rotary Uades. Quick service. ------ch ester. Ctq>ltol Equipment C!o., 88 HALLMARK BuUding Oo. For floors). In and outside painting, more per year earning poten- Main St., Mamdiester. Hours home Impirovement, additions, etc. No Job too smaU. John tlal. Only serious persons c^q>-. L e g a l 1966 IM P A L A 8S, 4-iq>ee^ trans- daUy 7:80-6, Thursday, 7:80-9. rec rooms, garages, roofing, VerfaUle, 640-6760. able of Investing reply. Call N O W O P E N r,ITTLE SPORTS mlBsian. $600. 643-1667. ■vsrTTBSTKasrtsr" Saturday, 7:30-4. 648-7968. gutters. FIree estimates. AU ' Chairman Associates to arrange Bet- UX FaL M. Sfoiiografdier 1966 G H E V ELLE , SSS86, 2-door ------:------work guaranteed. 647-1290. for a personal interview . A IR-COND ITIONING aales and ------hardtop, Aztec bnmze, one Bonds - Intech Blueprint Co. service including Installation, N- J- L A F T A M M E — CarpOnter WRITE owner, 328 h.p., 4-speed, both commercial and private contractor. Additions, remod- Slocks - Mortgages 27 gauges, wheels, very clean. 1-757-6900 INTECH INC. homes. Also commercial re- ellng and' rep------Call airs. anyi------— , xrrwTjoviAnina P .O . BO X 711 Asking $1,100. 872-4980. frigeration service. Omco Me- tl*we for free estimate. 876- ’ah irin,ia M em ber of Prospect, Conn., ------J------ond, third. All kinds. Realty MANCHESTER ^ ELM STREET — BOX 1067 chanlcal Services, 648-9346. 1642. state'Wide. Credit rating unnec 1061 FORD, ^ good condition, <3iamber of Commerce. OB GALL TREE SERVICE (Souder)— NE3WTON H. SMITH 4k SONS— essary. Reascmable. Confiden MANCHESTER. CONN. 06040 best offer. Call 649-8970. Trees cut, buUding Jots dear- Remodeling, repairing, addl tial, quick arrangements. Al- 649-5277 TRAA 1967, British racing ed, trees topped. Got a tree Ions, rec rooms, pcnches and 'rin Lundy Agency, 627-7971. AU repUes cenlMNrttol TeL: 643-5976 I t green, low mileage,. exceUent problem! Well worth phone roofing. N o Job too smaU. Call 100 Oonstitutiem Plaza, Hart condition. CaU 289-2286. caU, 742-8282. 649-3144. ford. Evenings, 233-6870. Read Herald Ads "V
PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1971 72 WoHftol-Tol^ 58 Heustt For Sate 72 H o im m For Sate 72 H o iw m For Sate MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, MAY 15, lOTl PAGE TWENTY-THREE HOUSBHCHD lots — Antiques, $19,600—BUYS THIS 4 and 2 un TWO FAlfILT 5-6. recent brlc-a-brsu:, locks, frames, BERiirS WORLD finished Oeqpe, ceramic bath, kMnhens, extra buUdlng lot. House* For Sate 72 Lots For Sate 73 Out of Town V ern on CLASSIFIED glassware. We buy estates. Offered by the large eat-ln kitchen, fuU base-, Wolverton Agency, Realtora, MANCHB3STFR — Excellent For Sate 75 VlUage Peddler, Auctioneer, BUGirr units, two buildings on ment, on bus line. WcUverton 6492613. one lot. Paved pazUng area. AA n»e lot, half acre M rs. H errick TAR 420 Lake St., Bolton, 6484247. Agency, R ealtors, 649-2813. HEBRON — Tremendous valu4, PHILBRICK SHALLOWBRQOK LANE — ex- $68,000, W olverton A gency, Lakewood carde area, dty (Mily $24i900, fo r a 9 room -By CLAY B. POLLAN- ADVERTISING utilities, CaU Mr. Zimmer, H onored By AMU UIRA WANTED — antique fumlturq, tremely spooious customised 9 Realtors, 6492818. Ranch on a lot of 160x200'. Nice UAK. 21 Your Dally AdMIy Gulda M glass, pewter, oU pcdnUngs .or roon^ Raised Ranch on huge J. D. Real Estate Asaodates. setting, rural, private, yet According to lha Stan. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS MANCHESTER-— PitUn Street. W om en’s Club It ether antique Items. Any qulan- wooded lot. BuUt-ln Utohen, 6496129. easUy oooesslUe. T.J. Crock ^ 9 9 9-14 To develop message for Sunday, 8 AJL to 4:30 PJL BRICK RANCH AGENCY Stately 11-room Colonial, in read wo(rds corresponding to nisn b e rs 34-37-41-4(5/ tity. The Harrison’s, 648-8709, VA tiled baths, 2-car-garage, ett, Realtor, 6491677. 5 ^ -2 9 3 9 5 0 4 9 -7 5 166 Oakland Street. one of Manchester’s premier Mrs. Carl Herrick was named of your Zodl(K birth sign. RANCH 7 rooms, modem kitch dlymple slse in-ground pool. SPRING TAURUS 31 S(iuartly 61 O f SCORPIO locations. Must be men to be I Answer with the largest rooms Vernon. "Woman of the Year,” by the A n . 20 oct. 2 2 ^ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT WANTED used restaurant, tav en, dining room, famUy room, Richly de(!orated and Immacu appreciated. T. J. Oockett, Retort Property 2Nmrs 8 2 S « lf - 6 2 To : you’ve, ever seen. A very la^e living room, gaxtige, $26,- lately kept. For the fastidlcSis PRICE REDUCED Vernon Junior Women’s Club at' i H A Y 20 30*«f- 3 3 T h o 63 Expression Nor. «:N PJIL RAT BBPM n PDBUCAllOM ern, hotel, grocery store, bank- R ealtor, 648-1677. ForSate 74 3 4 Y o u r 6 4 B e plush home in every aspect 900. buyer. Hayes A gency, 646-OtSl. Anxious owner willing to ^11-1919551 4 AcespT 15494952, rupey equipment. Also have 8 the annual banquet held 'Tues >g/62-7976 5 AnxMy 3 5 U fa 6 5 Yo u r DMidUne lo r SaSmdmj and Moadajr Is 4 M jMB. P M tej for the (UsciimlnaUng .execu INTO$24,600 — ZMMACULA’TE 9 COVENTRY LAKE, watertrgnt sacrifice 6^ . room Ranch, 6Exc«llsnt 36 May 66 To. 5977-81 floors of used equipment for CAPE—FuU shed dormer, large day at WilUe’s In Mancherter. tive. room lUUub, carpets, vanity sum m er cottage, 190’ weU, flreiUaced U'vlng room , ce 6 IM IN I. 7 If 3 7 M in d 's 6 7 U>w SAGITTARIUS fast and ready cash. CaU kitchen and Uvlng room, with ram ic bath. E xcellent C(xi- A resident of Vernon for 10 8 In vitsd 3 8 Ba 68 Now Fountalne’s Used Restaurant SUPERB DESIGN batii, 19x24 recreation room . lovely porch overiooUng lahe, 9 T o 3 9 Trouble 69 Rotnonca fireplace, den, 4 bedrooms, dition. Immediate occu years, Mrs. Herrick Uves a t 22 2 0 DIAL 643-2711 Equipment, 627-6771, 478 Wind HERITAGE HOUSE Assumable mortgage, trees, fireplace, exceUent neighbor 10 Foe* 4 0 Today 7 0 If large lot, $26,900. “BUYS” bus, city utUlties. Hutchins hood. Bel Air Real Estate, 649 pancy. : As an extra there Barbara Rd. and is the mother 4- 7- 943 11 Morning 41 Kaan 71 O uting 1 9 2 6 4 9 4 2 ^ sor St., Comer of Canton St., and quaUty ^constmeUon are two additional finished of three chUdren. She has been 1>5954-71 l2Foc«s 4 2 Know 72 Recreation 55-7 9 8 7 -W ^ Hartford. 646-2482 SOUTH WINDSOR, B irch HUl, Agency, 6496324. 13 Pavalopnunts43 Today 73 M o k e makes this large SpUt Level rooms in the basement. $28,- a den mother. Is active in the CANCIR ContliMwd Prow Pfcpciinq Fos» large 7-room Ranch, (tothedral 14PI( 4 4 O f 7 4 T o k sn CAPRICORN F\>r the finer homes. desirable for the executive COVENTRY — Summer cot 900. M r. Lewis, 6496800. Skinner Rd. School PTO, is a \juiie 21 15 N o t 4 5 Could 75CarK)uer DK. 22 celling in Uvlng room , form al who needs four bedrooms tage, 4 rooms, aluminum Girl Scout leader, a summer 16 H elp 4 6 Today 7 6 M o n w Rooms Without Board 59 iHning room , modem Utidien ANSALDI BUILT iJULY 22 1 7 0 r 4 7 C o ll 7 7 A n d JAN. It and 2H baths. storms, carpeting, treed lot, • •B &. camp o(xuiselor and a census 18 D a y 4 8 D a y 7 8 Hopes 1-23-47-61,.^. Dogs - litob - Pota 41 HomehoM Goods 51 'With dining area, large famUy K>^29-40-45 THE THOMPSON House—Oot- IMMACULATE 9room Ranch, Six-room Ctolonial, plastered log cabin design, firoiUace, worker. She is a member of 19 Let 4 9 D o n 't 7 9 Ignore 59-704984'^ room, 2 foU baths, 2 fireplaces, BARROWS and WALLACE Co. }NI(» 5 0 G o 80 Y o u 're tage St., centrally located, with 24’ famUy room, 8 bed walls, fireplace, tile baths, $9,000. H ayes A gency, 649(U81. the iFIrat (Jongregational (Jhurch LiO AQUARIUS WB BUY, recondition and. sell 2-car garage, swimming pool, HERITAGE HOUSE Manchester Parkade fI Enjoy 51 H o s 81 Fun Krm Pre, boautUul and free. large pleasantly furnished rooms, flreplaced U'vlng room, bullt-lns, large breezeway, M anchester 649-6806 of Vernon vkere she Is active' ) JULY 22 d 2 2 C o u m 5 2 For S 2 M o | o r JAN. 20 used furnltun, appliances and room s, parking. CaU 649-2868 large w(x>ded lot. 5 3 O n 83 Importance C all 64MW47. kitchen with buUt-in oven, 646-2482 2-car garage, dty utUlties, In the Couple’s (Jlub, Women’s U.AUO. 22 • 2 3 T h e KO. It other household Items.. CaU for overnight and permanent 24 M o il 5 4 A n 84 Free range and dining area, oae-fuu’ large lot, quick occupancy. VERNON — HOgh In ttie hlUs, Fellowship and Is a Sunday jBSThern 191241-49, H r. Anderson, 643-8841. CUSTOM - BUILT L-shi4>ed F\>r the finer homes. Out of Town 1^21-2545-51 2 5 W h o t 5 5 Y o u guest rates. garage. Mid 20s. Wolverton PRICEID to mil. huge 7-room custom Ranch, 8 School teacher. l> '59596e 26 Sym pathetic 5 6 T o 86 O r 5746-79-85' Artielts For Sole 45 ranch, 7 spacious room s, 2-fuU 87 A n d SINOEIR touch and sew with Agency, Realtors, 6492618. For Sate 75 baths, garages, sweeping VlRG O (F o r 5 7 Tend PISCES COMFORTABLY furnished baths, form al dining ixx>m, Also at the ditmer Tuesday, i 28 Needless 5 8 O ffer 88 Frolicking cabinet. Monograms, hems, Seven-room Raised Ranch views, 2.7 acres. Hutchins F£f. 1* ALUMINUM screen - storm sleeping room, for (me em MANCHES’TER — New large fam ily itx>m, porches, 2-car (JOVBNTHY — *nirm-I)edroom officers tor the coming year e 2 9 Surprise 5 9 Forth 69 Plans embroiders, etc. Used, excel SECLUDED acre tot, trees, 2 fireplaces, tile baths, A gency, 640-5824. I SO Paopla 60 EhttrtQinIng 90 Enttrtolninc MAR. 20 doors, buUt-ln bath tubs, lava- ployed gentleman. Parking. custom 7Vi-room Ranch, S garage, $86,600. (Jape, breemway, 1-car ga were installed In a candlelight toiys, toilets, kitchen calrinet lent condition. Guaranteed lush e-room Colonial, carpet built-ins, 2-car garage, large 91927-32 2-17-2446 272 Main St. bedrooms, kitchen with treed lot. rage. 76x200’ lo t $19,900. CaU ceremony with Mrs. Wolfe )G ood ^Adveae ^^Neutrat sinks, metal wall cabinets, hot FuU price now $66 o r 7 month EAST CEN’FER ST. Large 19 ing, first-ftoor family room, MUST BE Moved — FVxir-room .^tto-72-8990 394442-83IJ dinette, Uvlng room, dlplng double garage, $39,900. Wayne FUUer Agency, 2290464 cottage on Lynwood Drive, Springer, assistant Juni(X' d irec w ater furnace. 61S-246S, 648- ly payments o f $8. 622-0476. YOUNG womtm with home, ® 1*7) l>r NEA Ik. nx>m Ctolcmial m ay be used fo r or 2298618. tor of the (Jonnecticut Federa room, family room, large fire Hutchins Agency, Realtors, First Bolton Lake. Principles 1442. Dealer. looking for samO, to Uve In anpUances, installed ‘ as president; Mrs. CaU ^ 9 8 4 4 . with guarantees. See them at R(XJKLEDGE—Dynamic 9room room, fireplace, aluminum sid NINE-ROOM (nistom built Gar beauUfuUy an a private wood amesite drive. Good starter. Richmond ShutUeworth, first B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 NICELY fUmUhed room, stove, Raised Ranch, 6 bedrooms, 2% ing, garage. $80,900. Hutchins TWO OIL burners with relay, rison Ool(mlal 2400 sq. feet, 4- BUSINESS zoned mven-room P rinciples only. 876-6784. vice president; Mrs. Jan Poil- Frowns on Rising Hemline Main St. CaU 648-2171. refrigerator and linens pro baths, large family room, ca ed acre. It Is centraUy air-con- A gency, 849-6824. 276 grallon oil tank and fittings, beditxmiB, office, baths, dlUoned and richly carpeted. (Jape; Large lot. Busy street. now, second vice president; vided. 801 Main St., 649-8302. Apartments - Flats - Houses For Rent 55 thedral celling Uvlng and dining / OO'VENTRY — Large 9famUy, ®y 'PAUL DAVEY they enjoyed wearing long $80. CaU 643-9844. SEWING machine — Singer zig. double garage, carpeting. It contains 3 bedrooms, 2% Double garage. Owner anx Mrs. 'Thomas Itodey, secretary; room, modem kitchen. A ver 'VERNON— Exceptional 9ro(»n Main St. Only $25,900. Good- BLANTYRE, Malawi (AP) — skirts and dresses.” zag. Button Ixdes, monograms, LADIES only, nicely furnished Tenements 53 EUGHT-ROOM older Colonial, H ayes A gency, 646-0181. satile home in an exceUent lo baths, large Uvlng room and ious. Barbara Rutherford, 649 Ranch, 9car garages, private M ib . Kim Bedwell, corresp(Mid- hems, etc. OriglnaUy $349, now rooms for rent, aU utUities in fireplaces, g;arage, large lawn, Mansfield 4678, Pam k, R ealtors, MLS, chUd - Bartlett Realtors, 648- "insltors are particularly re- Brody is from Westlake Vll- WE HAVE customers waiting MANCHESTER — Just Usted — cation. 2-car garage. dining room, country kitchen half acre tot, fruit trees, stone Ing secretary; Mrs. Paul OJala, FlUas — Clean fill for the tak only $64. Easy term s. CaU cluded, private bedroom with parking area, convenient loca and paneled family room 'with 2897476. 2006, 6691744, 742-6786, 6497887. quested to (Observe tiie loca l coa- iage, (Jallf. He’s been here since for the rental of your i^tart- huge 9room Colonial set (xi IH fireplace, many extras. $82,- traasurer, and Mrs. Richard ing. CaU 646-20»». 622-0981, Dealer. comm unity kitchen, Uvlng, tion, working adults. 648-2880. JUST OFF POR*rER ST.—4- built-in bar and brick wall ventlon on women’s attire . . .” May 1970 helping promote the ment or hom e. J D . R eal Bls- a cres o f land. *rwo fuU baths. Mini-estate, 9V4 acres, big circular drive, stone Cape 600. NUtten A gency, M l^ R eal Smith, (kairman of the nominat 5 room and 2 baths. IdeaUy lo bedroom Dutch Colonial with an Translation from officialese: tourist industry, ALUMINUK sheets used as tate Associates, Inc. 643-6129. fireplace. Owner transferred. tors, 048-6980, 647-1678. Wanted - Real Estate 77 ing (xmunlttee. TRADER "P” — Antiques, cated to bus line and stores. MANCHESTER — Seveu-room $31,900. H eritage House, 649 assumable mortgage, formal Codder with 2-car garage (also stone), 22^2x12^^’ mini skirts are banned. printing plates, .008 thick, 28x used furniture and appliances, 2482. June occupancy. Priced In tow CIRCA 1862 Two officers from the Ver- ^ Please caU after 6 p.m. 644- furnished home. Three bed Uvlng and dining rooms, eat-in 40s. Principles only, 6497766. BOLiTON — Cape, living room 3ELLINQ your home or acre non Police Department were Notices on women’s dress reg- 36” , 26 cents each or 6 fo r $1. 60 Pearl St., Manchester. Open LOOKING for anything In real living room with fireplace, formal dining room, 2 0383. estate rental - apartments, rooms, IH baths, fireplace, kitchen, large famUy room. wl& flroiUace, buUt-in kitchen age? For prompt frien(Uy serv . . . tou rists 643-2711. daily and evenings. We buy COUNTRY CLUB area .... 9-ROOM COLONIAL also honored *ruMt^nlght with visitors at CkUe- homes, multiple dwellings, no garage, treed lot. Immaculate. BuUder says to seU this nine- bedrooms, full basement, artesian well, bookshelves with diafawasher, dining room, ice, caU Louis Dlmock Real the "Book-e-BenefactoI^ award ^ »ln>ort, near Blantyre. 'Ikey get the word SCRESNESl loam, sand, grave), and seU. 643-6946. BSCCELLENT large loom for $276 per m(mth. CaU Broker, NEW LISTING — Overused 8 bedrooms, famUy room, car ty, Realtora, 6499823. working or retired man, pri fees. CaU J.D. Real Elstote As nx>m c(UonlaI fo r $66,000. Has Garrison (Colonial, less than galore! Better HURRY ON THIS ONEIM! Only With two full baths, inodem Officers ’Thomas Mair and Rob^ I*® seen In hoteU, out------processed gravel, stone, flU. sociates, Inc~, 648-6129. 876-6283. five bedrooms, 2M baths, peting, private wooded acre. ert Nell were cited for their popular restaurants and X(*irist Department’s in- vate entrance, parking, nesir one year old. Owner trans You’re Invited kitchen with bullt-lns, alum ALL CASH for your property Also bulldozer and backhoe BOTTLE gas stove, 7 years old, choice setting. *rop value here. Mid 20s. Owner 6498861. service to the club during Its “ ****• Malawian tourist pam- formati(xi officer, Arthur Mell, center. 649-6896, 647-1146. LOVELY one-bedroom apart ferred. Eight rooms, 2^ baths, within- 24 hours. A void red service and drain fields. $60. 649-1927. Buy now and ch(x>se your own inum siding and 1% acres bicycle safety program. 'Ike says not many tourists come to ment with refrigerator, range, Out of Town first-floor family room with tape. Instant service. Hayes Oeoige H. Oriffing, Andover. ROOM for rent, kitchen prlvl- decorating. T.J. Crockett, Re Tomorrow, Sunday 2-6 p.m. of land. Hurry! Priced at book chosen by the cffi(MrB, to Tourism Department is- country now without having disposal and parking, $166 fireplace, formal dining room, A gency, 646-0181. 742-7886. IRONER MANGLER metal leges, laundry faculties, park For Rent 55 altor, 843-1677. be donated In their names to e'*®* ®' posteard sized explana- pt^viciusly heard of the mini monthly. Handy to Main St. 4 bedrooms, aluminum siding, $31,900. TOLLAND AREA desk, custom made off white ing. Ladles only. 646-7747. the Rockville Public Library, ^ *^®*^ "Malawi’s restriction ban. DARK RICH stone free loam, drapes, 6’ long, 12H' wide, CaU 644-2427. BOL’TON - MANCHBJSTBR MANCHESTER 9car garage. ExceUent nelgh- Brand new homes In Man chester p it^ r with delight Is "Drugs: What they do— minis: A clarifi(mtion.” "We’ve done our best to make 6 yards |20. sand, gravel, patio wrought Iron enclosure, LARGE room for working gen town line, 3-room apartment, QUALITY BUILT boihood. $41,900. House-h(mtliig??? *rhen check HEBRON — Newer 2-bedr(x>m ful rural settings. Pick your What they are.” It says this is a country of tourists aware minis are taboo stone, manure, pool, and patio Lrshaped, llH xllH ’ 36" hlg^. tleman, good neighborhood, references required, $146 HERITAGE HOUSE values with our Tolland Office. apeurtment, (diUdren w elcom e, COLONIAL CIRCA 1848—F ederal Colonial— home or your tot for sum Judge Timbers ------strong national traditlans. "Ac- before they even get here. At sand. 643-9604. CaU 643-2822. phone, shower, air-condition monthly. 643-6983. We Invite you to inspect this W4 have homes in the low twen carpeting, appliances, heat, Six large rooms, fuU walk-up mer deUvery. We Invite 646-2482 „ . , cording to Malawi custom It Is the airport there is a notice ing, parking, near bus. line, custom crafted' 7-room Gar- ties on big lots, new ones in hot water, parking. Immedi ROCKVILLiE — 7-nx)m apart attic, handy location. $26,900. comparison for size, quaUty Nominated To restaurant and wasfaaterla. rls(Bi Col. on a huge treed the mid-twenties, and many A r e s id e n t jV a m e d rasa^Ied as proper for a about this and next to it a small BABY c a r r i a g e , exceUent q o l d PILE rug. Two almost ate occupancy. $186 m onthly. ment, heated, $146. Apply 87 and locatl(m. FV>r the finer homes. lot. T ^ room THE UI/nMA’TE in a Ram- homes with acre plus parcels. » — woman publicly to expose any ahop 'which sells Javaprlnts at condition, $26. CaU 643-1862. new rug pads. 647-9064. 643-0347. 846-0882, 649-287L Vernon-Ave., RockvUle or call Appeals Court with bidng Ranch home, abounding And, as we are active members A t sacred H eart ^ ^®®- ®®®i‘ - ’th®®® ® «« *>® 663-2386 orTCtter 4 caU 6296687. NUTMEX} HOiMES has a *niere Is therefore a restriction wrapped round the waist and MODERN PECAN 72" triple DELUXE one-bedroom apart waU-t; : S O L D = with charm and perfection, ne9 weU-eamed reputation for jMANCHESTER —^Picture book of Multiple Listing In the Ver WAfiHING’rON (AP)—WUliam BRIDGEPORT (A P)__Robert *** (»untry an the wearing in reach down to the ankles. GARDEN hoee 100*, Uke new, dresser with mirror, chest-on- Apartmento - Flats- ment, waU-towaU (»xpeUng room, breezeway and a 2- tied high on a hiU with three quaUty o t construction and Cape, 7 rooms, 2 baths, car non area, we have those homes H. ’Timbers, chief U.S. District Resort Property ca r garage. $34,900. Mr. acres. 2,800 s(}uare feet of Uvlng to show you also. Six qualified A. Kidera, a public relaticais P****^® dresses and skirts that They can be turned Into cufiilon $9. CaU 649-4171. chest; 'double headboard, mar- Tenements 53 throughout, complete appU- excdlence of design. Do peting, garage, fireplace, Court judge In (J(xuiectlcut, was ances, va^ty bath. Centit^y (Jordon 649-6306. area, 8^ baths, swimming pool, sales representatives ready to man who zpeciaiUzes in raising fully carver the knee (jap covers or curtains when you get MOTO MOWER 22-22" , ^trimmer m e r , night Stand. J Like new.^ For Rent 57 com e 'Visit us. shade trees, anchor fence, NORTHWOOD Apartments — located. $176. monthly. R.D . garages. help you. So drop in or caU the nominated 'Thursday by I^iesi- money for ccUeges, was named t*»® wearer is standing up- home.” said Mell. reel mower, exceUent condl- One and twobodroom apart Hutchins Agency, Realtors, M untock, 648-2692. POINT Woods Beach, 8-bed • • B (Sl W • • Office on Richmond Drive, 6490824. T.J. (Jrocketi, Realtix' office, on dent Nixon to fUl a vacancy president of Sacred Heart Uni- MeU said a British financed don. 648-8084. ments, central air-(xmdltion- room cottage, nicely fimilshed. LAND—42 acres, 1,200* road which runs west off Vernon R te. 196, Tolland. Say hello to verslty FVlday. 'Iliat’s not' all. Women here survey team recently exptored BARROWS and WALLACE <3o. frontage. $86,000. on the 2nd U.S. (Circuit Court ing, carpeting, balcony, car BX)UR-ROOM duplex apart CaU 622-9066. St. Lo6k for signs. NEWER 7-room Ranch witii lots Don Hawkes, Hazel Kehoe, Har He w ill succeed Dr. I^TUiam w ear shorts o r slacks In tourist potential in the c(xintry. BRACE yourself fo r a thrUl the Manchester Parkade of Appeals. 60” HIDB^A-BEID sofa, sUpcov- ports, plus other luxury fea ment. Adults only, no pets. of carpeting. *rwo baths, two- old LavaUee, Ann Kukish, B(m- H. (Jonley, who has been presi- public. *11)686 also are consld- *rhey now are making a detailed first time you use Blue Lustre MISQUAMICUT — Rhode Is- M anchester 649-6306 er included, $76. CaU 648-9079. tures. From $226. J. D. Real $100 monthly. Security and We NEED LISTINGS zone heat Electric kitchen. nle Farris or Lester. Our phone If the nominatton Is confirmed dent since the university -was ered Indeed. rep(Mt to the British govern- M to clean ruga. Rent electric Estate Associates, 648-6129. references. Reply Box "R”, lond. Four-nx>m heated cot ahampooer $1. Olcott Variety MAN(JHESTER, Uke new, ex NOW ! “ Thinking o f SeU- BELFIORE AGENCY Beautiful fomUy room, 80s. number is 8796279. by the Senate, Timbers wlU re founded In 1968. Kldera’s ap- "Ever since independence ment and. If this is aj^roved, GE deep fryer, $7.60. Two elec Manchester Heradd. tage. Walking distance to Store. LOOKINO fo r anything in read quisitely reproduced authentic ing your prope^T” CaU Wolverton Agency, Realtors, place Judge Robert P. Ander jpointment takes effect July 1. a rather bleary eye has they will probably return for a tric floor heaters with fans and beach. CaU 648-0491. C(X)ley, ■who will be 66 in Feb- been cast on increasingly rising further study, ihermotstats, $10 each. Car top estate rental-apartments, 9H-room Dutch (Colonial on TO D A Yl 6492813. son of Noonk, who retired May JADE table t(^ , beautiful Brlt- ruaiy and had (xiglnally an- hemlines,” said one observer. The landlocked country’s carriers, $6. One-bumer elec homes, multiple dwellings, no PRIVACY under llie pines, five- park-Uke lot In prestige area. Mansfield OOVHlNVKY — 7-room (nistom 1 from his seat on the New lah CMumbia green, 20x24 one MANCHESTER — Jfld 20’s. 7- tric plate, 8 speeds, $8. ’Tan fees. Call J.D. Real Estate As Furnished room cottage to rent cn shore- Three fireplaces, 4 baths, first- SWEEPING 'Views, m ajestic 11- buUt Ranch. 'Two fireplaces, York City-based court. netted he wanted to retire. "But there la no legislation mountainous scenery is ™ ctac- Inch thick, 60 lbs., $460. 648- room Bowers Cape, 4 bed rug with pad, 9x12’. Best of sociates, In c., 643-6129. fnmt property on Little Sebago fl(M>r laundry room, 6-zone room circa 1800, Cdkmlal, Two-family duplex, 4-4, only 2 years old. Owner extra large rooms. Oarage. Timbers, of Darien, was ap ^ d Huirsday that he will step making It actually Illegal for ular and the 0,266 square mMe 287>1. Apartments 53-A rooms, 2 baths, dlnhig room, fer. Can 643-4640. Lake, Gray Maine. Modem heating and much more. Must large barn, acreage. Hutchins Double tot. EixeeUent area. d o^ as iwesldent to fill a new women to wear minis. It is a Lake Malawi offers good flsh- WE HAVE customers waiting PHILBRICK liquidating. Drilled well, aluminum storms and fireplace, garage, patio. Helen pointed to the federal (xxirt MANCHESTER — Four-room conveniences, fuUy equlj^ied see. A real (opportunity. Hayes Agency, Realtors, 6496824. $38,900. Hayes A gency, 649 bench In I960 by President El “*® 8»v®rmnent.” ing, pleasant surroundings and for the rental of your apart duplex apartment, one block D. Cole, R ealtor, 643-6666. Kldm sappoh^m t was an- Te(knlcally, If a woman per- good swimming. kitchen. W eekly rental. CaU A gency, 646-0131. screens, 'full bas«nent, 2 driveways, stoves, refriger 0181. senhower after serving as a Boats & Accessories 46 ment or home. J.D. Real Els-' from Main St. Heat, hot water, MANCHESTER Mrs. R . HaU, 644-2866 o r 644- MANiJHElSTER — Keeney St. general counsel for the U.S. Se "l’«n optimistic about the fu- Machinery & Tools 52 tate Associates, Inc. 643-6129. one-chUd accepted. No pets. RELAX — 4-4 two famUy, 'fire AGENCY ators, dishwashers. Live in one — let the other pay SOUTH. WINDSOR — Seven- slty’e board of trustees. Hie FIBERGLASS suppUes, 10 0880.. REDECORATE area, 4-bedroom Garrison Co curities and Fbc(kange Oonunis- can be taken under a general ture of tourism here,” said Bro- $160 per m(mth. 643-9844. places, new kitchens, carpet room Raised Ranch, double Nfost R ev. W alter W. CJurtis, ounce boat cloth, $1.26 per TWO 4-room apartments, adults To suit yourself. *11118 eigkt- the mortgage. Set on 1% acres. Only lonial, famUy room, 2 fire .s i(» . secUon of the penal code, (xi dy. ’"Iliere’s no que^on of the 1966 MELROE Bobcat, 4-wheel LAKE WINNIPESAUKEE ^ ing, freshly decorated. Two Mahop o t Bridgeport and chair yard. Pedyeater resin, $6.96 only, no pets, heated. One du REALTORS room, executive Ranch places, (touUe garage. Only heated garage. Caipetlng, grcxinds it is liable to lead to potential. You have a comblna- drive, ' loader. Rebuilt motor, Five room Chalet, very furnaces, $26,900. Hutchins ’Timbers’ nomination to the man of the board, cited 'Kid- per gaUem. 644-1820. plex apartment, $160. One sec needs decorating so make us $37,6(X). H ayes A gency, 649 pool, fireplace. $8,600 down. mls(j(xiduct. tton of developments that can be many new parts. Book value Busineu Locofioiis mcxlem, fuUy equipped. Now A gency, R ealtors, 649-6324. i^ipeals (XNirt, whi(k (xnrers era’s ’‘exceptionally strong back ond-floor apartment, $160. Se an offer. ExceUent neighbor (U81. Hank Stack, 7424744, Iksek Malawi has a fajklon aura of unique to Malawi." GERICH’S Marine Service, eu- $2,800 seU fo r $2,800. ’TraUer a'vailable for summer season. Connecticut, New York and V er ground" in Mkat he called "col curity depoisit and references Fof Rent 54 MANCHESTER — Five bedroom hood In (Uiolce secti(xi o f Realtors, 2897476. the eariy 1960’s. Older women One example Is the Uwonde thoriied Evlnnide outboard avaUaUe. Consider crawler CaU 643-0188 after 6 p.m . 646-4200 MANCJHESTER Industrial z(me m ont, will create an opening lege financial cultlvrt" — i^iparently a refer wear dresses of that era, al- game preserve some 60 miles motor sales and service. Also loader in trade, 872-0298. 9famUy bouM, exceUent buai- ■VERNON — New listing 9bed - on the Ufi. District Court (diester Herald. and one three-nxnn comer GIAirr’S NECK Heights — 69 lo(to.tton In preferred nelghbor- tlon and attractive tot. CaU ence to fund-ralring. tlKxigfa with the latest styles from Blantyre. Brody has plans boating accessories. 1082 T ol ness opportunity. PDgk traffic room Ramk. Finished base ben(k. It also wlU elevate Judge suite. House & Hale Building, Edgew(x>d ^ ., 2-bedtoom cot Itood. Convenient to every TWO-FAMILY, Large 7 - 4 - John McLaugkltii at 6496806. lending a favorable hand, to develop this so tourists travel land T^ke. Buckland, Conn. PLEIASANT, second-flcx>r, 4- count, good coodltton. CaU ment recreation room, 1% M. Joseph Blumenfeld of West 648-2868. 963 Main St. I^one 643-4846. tage, sleeps 7, secluded and thing. Immaculate. Bel Air room apartments. ’Two-car y(xmger girls get by quite well through the reserve by boot on Y room apartment, enclosed now . $81,600. H ayes A gency, baths, garage, 100x187’ lot. Bel Hartford to (kief Judge of Con- Mnsical Instruments 53 quiet, $11(). weekly. Mrs. Car Real Ftotate, 6499832. garage. New rtxrf, separate with midis and maxis. *niere is the Shire River, poi%h, heat, hot water, garage, • • B &L W • • 6494U81. Air Real Estate, 6499882. nem Garrison. unpoUuted private lake. Knot the knee. comes down to the riverside to m a in STHEETT O ffice space,- fireplace, park-like lot, large cy (XI the ai^als ccxirt tor the government opened a mint MiANCHEiSTESl — June 1, 3 FAMILY of three wants 4-room MANCHESTER—New on mar FOmUy room with beamed ty pine walls througkuut, mas Opinions on the banning differ drink. 'ITiere Is no problem for MAC APPLES $1. per 16 qt. 100 per cent location near trees. Hutchins Agency Real FDUR FAMILY, AU four-room CkxmecOcut In November, vken here in 1866. D ie m ines closed rooms, utilities, t4>pUance8, apartment In Manchester or ket, immaculate 9bedroam celling and buUt-in bar, dream sive stone flr^Uace and 24x12’ considerably. Some women say the development of this, and I basket. BotU’s Fruit Farm, SPINET PIANO banks, air-conditioned, auto tors, 649-6324. apartments. Ftour garages. Judge J. Joseik Smith of West after gold was discovered in parking, $170 mcsithly, securi 'Vicinity. CaU 6496294 after 4 Ranch, convenient locatlcn, kitiken with barbecue, etc. Uvlng room. Artesian weU. It Is a bind, particularly in Ma- can’t find a single tourist In this 260 Bush HUL R d., M anchester. matic fire sprinkler. Apply Shows (»re. Low 60s. Wolver- Hartford retires. (Jalifomla. ty deposit. Flano Agency, 646- p.m . trees, shrubs, garage. Only etc. (Jail Now. Hayes Agency, Furniriied. L ot has 192’ front lawl’s hot climate—^the temper- country 'wko 'wouldn’t go to It,” FOR SALE M arlow’s, 867 Main St. toa Agency, Realtors, 6492818. RHUBARB PLANTS, large 6200. $26,600. B el A ir R eal Estate, 646-0181. age. H urry! Only $11,600. Les- ature during the day rarely goes said Brody, ONE OR two-bay garage, zoned ROCKLEDGE AREA 643-9382. senger (Jompeny Realtors, 429 clumpe, 90 cents; also aq>ara- Wanted, responsible party to HIGHWAY location, modem MAiNCHESTER vicinity — 9 below 68 degrees. Others Uke Die government already has gus fo r freezing. 669-2868. take over low monthly pay AVAILABLE June 1st. 4-room showrooms, offices, storage for business. Locxition not Im 9291, or 742-0718. room Raised Ranch bn large MANCHESTER — Newly list the Idea. spent $1,608,000 on two pludi ments on a eplnet piano. apartment, appliances, heat, and parking suitable any retail portant. CaU 8796666, after 6. Five-beditwm (»pe in an excel Lots For Sate 73 It Wraps! wotxled lot. VA baths, kitchen ed, aluminum sided two-fam- IN VIEW of beautiful Oolumbia' Leo tourist hotels, k-up, vanity rather smaU, could be a fine dining area. Fireplace. Must washer Fireplace. Upper 20s. yard, 8 bedrooms, big eat-in kitchen with built-ins, 9. Paved road. Hayes Agen 4291100. Heating, air - conditioning, HERALD reporter and 8 friends office. And the dining room . . . strictkxis on what men must addition, private enterprise Is type bath, glass sUdlng doors emergency lighting system, be seen. $28,900. W olverton WcUverton Agency, ReaUon, cy, 6490131. ANTIQUE piano, needs tuning, desire house to rent in rural or extra large. Must be seen to be- formal living room with indirect lighting. One-car BOLTON — Cozy 6^ - room 'wear. spending heavily on Improving onto patio. $220 per month. burglar and fire alarm sys Agency, Realtors, 8492818. 6492818. with adjustaUe chair, $76., semi-rural area, June-Septem- Ueve it. F^lU bath, also. *rwo BOLTON —One mUe from Man- President H. IMamuzu Banda hotel standards buUdlng new Robert D. Murdock, Realtor, tems, located in Mairlboroug^’B garage. Flill basement with "divider. Oil heat. Yours Ranch, lake privUeges, priva OaU 648-6783. ber. (JaU 7498S71 after 4 p.m . good-sized bedrooms and bath (kester. W(x>ded corner lot. makes no secret of his feelings hotels and increasing accomo- PRBSIDENTIAL 64S-269Q. new industrial and (tommercial cy, oversized wooded tot, ga on the seo(»d flo(»'. ’The lot is f o r 9 n ly Acre plus. Prestige area. M.H. OR minis. "We simply 'won’t al- datlon and facilities In tiie game park. Two private entrance^ RETIRED man with pension rage, $19,600. Louis D im ock, VILLAGE APTS. 466 MAIN ST. first-floor, 3 professionally landscaped. AU P alm er, R ealtor, 648-6821, 649 low It,” he o n ce sai(L "Here we reserves. W l Call 1-296-9440 fo r appoint and Social Security needs a Realty. 6490628. MANCHKTER rooms, heated. $120. Security. types of bushes and trees.'And, 0688. have our own standarda of what The local airline has in Anriques 55 ment. good home wUh kitchen pri'vl- One or two adults. Stove, no best o f aU, the price . . . real ■VBHtNON — Splc and q>an 6- is prt^r and what is improper, creased the number of domestic fl and 2-bedroom apart-^ leges or board and garage with THE Birches Antiques Route refrigerator. 64^2426. istic at $86,900. T.J. Crockett, TOIXiAND — 8 buildings lots, room Ranch, garage, large vriiat is decent and what Is inde and internatkxial flights. *I1ie ments. On bus.Une, AppU- 44A, Ashford, Conn. Hours, NICE TWO-ROOM fitmt office. a private elderly family. Ref $5,600 total. ToUand, acre lot, Reasonable rent. Inquire Du- Realtor, 6491677. kitchen, dining area, (uupeted cent, and we are not going to al tourist industry looks good, if kUMses, carpeting, heait^nd daUy, 10-8, Closed ’Tuesdays erences fumishe(L Phone 648- You’re InviteiL $8,000. VenXXl, high mwwH" baldo Music Center, 186 West Uvlng room, 3 bedrooms, $26,- low anyone to destroy them." women don’t mind having to ‘ hot water. For appoint-^ and Saturdays. Open Sunday 7620. acre, $6,900. Other innd Hayes Middle T’pke. CaU 649-6206 400. GaU Mitten Agency, MLfi Although Malawi has been wear long skirts. ment or further Infbraui' afternoons, 1-6. Or by appoint Legal Notices A gen cy, 648-0181. weekdays, after 3 p.m. Satur MANCHEfiTER — New on the Tomorrow, Sunday 2 -S P.M, R ealtors, 6484980, 647-1678. known for conservative ideas ^tton, caU anytime, ment, 742-6607. DBCBEE ON UMTATION days 9 to 6 p.m . market, 7-room Ranch, large for a number of years, the OF GLAIMB Houses For 72 18 9ICHES 544-2523 AT A (X)URT OF PROBATE, famUy room with Anderson crunch didn’t com e until abcxit a T w o A rrested holden at Bolton, within and for the COMMERCIAL place for lease MANCHES*rER — Choice, 8 windows, large Uvlng room, year ago. *1116 story is that Ban District of Andover, on the 6th day or sale 461 Main St., next to well constructed homes. Move dining room, 3 bedrooms, ga Rend H erald A ds of May A.D. 1971. da was returning from church In B urglaries Present, Hon. Norman J. Preuse, post office. ExceUent business from present site to own land. rage, fireiUace, nice grounds'. 120 Plymouth Lane MEADOWBROOK ESTATES one day and saw a woman in location with buUdlng. CaU Judge, BrtUcer, 648-8009. Mid 20s. Wolverton Agency, her garden wearing fiuxts. She On motion of Evelyn Htxman, 646-2426, 96. «•, O f D rugstore Route 6, Andover, Coon., on the R ealtm s, 649-2818. Yes, the owners of this large Colonial Cape have waved him a greeting and the 5 testate estate of Raymond J. MANCHESTER — Vernon line, MANCHESTER Hoonaa. late of Andover within said young 6-room "L-Ranch”, at MANCHESTER vicinity — 8%- txudielor president regarded DERBY (AP) — *rwo arrests district, deceased. OFFICE space available Imme graciously opened their doors for your leisurely this as impertinence, despite the have been made In (xxmection This Court doth decree that three tached g;arage, Ug eat-in coun room SpUt L evel, 60’s. A lso 11- O p e n Sunday 1 -S P.Mi months be allowed and IlmilSM for diately, $86. monthly. 646-0882. try kitchen, G.E. buUt-ln waU room brick Ranch, 60’s. Must inspectioR This residence has quite a list of value- fact that shorts, minis, and with two burglaries at Hyde’s the creditors of said estate to exhibit oven, counter-top range, flre- slacks can be wom on prtimte Pharmacy that netted thieves their cUlma against the same to the MANCHESTER GREEN — be seen. Heritage House 649 placed-Uvlng room, paneled added features, some of which follow: or By Appolntmeiit property. several hundred (kdlara worth Bxetnitrlz, above named. Ground floor, 900 sq. ft front 2482. South Farms NORMAN J. PREUSS, Judge (len, private bath off 12x14’ Tree-enctosed rear yard ------of narcotic pUIs, cigarettes and portion carpeted, second fl(xir, Private screened porch m aster bedroom . $26,900. M ey A fashion show was put on In Jewelry, poUce said. OEDEE OF NOTICE OF HEABINO one office 12x12, caU 6492741 Located on dead-end street WaU-to-waU carpeting STATE OF OONNBOnCUT, DIS er R ealtors, 643-0600. Blantyre In March and attoided Police charged Joseph Di- or 6496686. "Housewife’s Dream" ’Three-zone heat OPEN SUNDAY - 1 - 5 TRICT OP ANDOVER PROBATE CANTOR M i DUPLEX HOMES by government ministers and Mauro, 27, of Derby with break COURT. TOWN OF BOLTON. May Utohen Finished family room 10. 1971. PRINCETON Street — Owner leading local' citizens. It was to ing and entering, theft, receiv- OTHER TIMES BY APPOINTMENT BIUILDINO 30’x88’ with O ffice (Commercial cenUng fan„ Coventry ^ (2 SEPARATE HOMES IN ONE) Estate of Leo F. Brown, late of soon vaftoting this choice 9 eOLDFARB 1372 demonstrate how elegant Mala- ing stolen goods, possession of Andover, in said District, deceased. lavatory at 8 Oriswold fit. Ideal room Coltxilal. AU sensible of Present; Hon. Norman J. Preuss, for smaU business or storage. Long 6*room Ranch, 4 bedrooms, bi? bath, entertain- Purchase it yourself and have an income 2163 1 9 1 8 wians could look in the l(xjal controUed drugs and possession QuBllty buUt homes In a double "A” suburban setting with Judge. fers wUl be glvpn serious con an. utiUUes. The Exetnitor having exhibited his iBusiness zoned. (Jail 649-4426. sideration. T.J. Crockett, Real dome, let us show you the entire property. We’re or share the cost with a friend or relative. dress—the chlrundu. o t controlled drugs with intent ADOWBRO meint livinsr room, country kitchen with stove, full This wrap-around skirt 0(XOunt: with : sold Eatate to_ this tor, 6491677. sure that you will be impressed with the tanylhlf. This adorable Leo is a *niere is no doubt the initial to selL He was arrested Diurs- Choose from c*ve of our existing models and save, or buUd Court for allowance and filed lumll- bas^ent with laundry. Ten minutes walk to lake. will be a boon to the aU-time banning of normal day night, the home your famUy requires. oatlon for the asttortahunmt of dto Houses For Rent 55 ESTATES $35,000 MORTAGE AVAILABLE most comfortable pUlow wardrobe .. . it’s easy to trlbutees and an order of distribu FOUR-FAMILY In fine condi features, as well as the quiet residential atmos . «. one the children 'will sew and so nice to wear! western clothes for women hit Arrested earUer in the day tion, it la tion. Good investment proper Clean and neat. Reduced. Owner leaving state. 30-YEAR FINANCING AT 7 > /2% AVAILABLE adore l No. 2168 lias pat Malawi’s tourist Industry. was Larry Hansen, 18, also of ORDERED, that the 26th day of MANCHESTER —, Bus line — Panorama Country phere that an established AA zone gives. See you No. 1872 with photo- PBICBS START AT May, 1971 at 1:00 in the afternoon 6H-room older home. Com ty. 40s. Wolverton Agency, tern pieces; hot-iron om ox is in Sizes 10 to 18 "Yes, It definitely started off Derby, charged with the same at the Probate Oftkto In Bolton be Realtors, 6492818. View Duplex Homes tomorrow afternoon. D E L U l f E 2 b e d r o o m - . ^ 9 ^ transfer for features; (waist 24”-81'’). Size 12, haling an eftect on the Indus- five c(xmts- and the same, la aasisned for a hear- pletely redecorated. $200. 3 Bedrooms $41,600 full directions. Ins on the allowantto of said atxount, monthly. References, lease, 3-BEDROOM — waist 26H" . . . 1% try,” said Dtmald A. Brody, Police said some 6,000 ot DHUDOnONB: Main St south on R t 88, to South Main and S E ^G Is beUevlng! Words Stm SS4 Is Mtaf tar M ia MS- yards of 64-inch. and on said application and this two chUdren accepted. Hayes 2 Bedrooms $40,300 general manager of the recently various types, cartons of clgai> Mimeheoter Country Club, take first left past club house Court dlreots the (d«rk to give notice cannot describe this richly car tw its hwlsto im te ta ssjsy S thereof, by piibllshnis this c^er in Agency, 646-0181. P ottorn s available only f(X-med Hotels and 'Tourism Ltd. ettes and Jewelry were (j(xifis- onto Fern St and left again onto Dartmouth Rd. to first peted, superbly de(x>rated 7- FBIATURBS: WoU-to-waU DIBEOnONS: From Manchester, take Bt. 81 to RoekvUIe, A'YS. tn stzM ohown. some newmaper bavins a otrcula- carpeting, sliding gtaas doors, THE WILLIAM E. ABENBY 'The company Is entirely fi- cated in a raid at 58 Anson St., rl|^, antranoa to South Fanna. tion in sold Inatriot am by malllns room Ranch. It’s a "must (Mmttnue on Bt. 88, toward BOliiftoii, to o » _ TOBK, urn no h cahu (w tarii sal- ’K R E E BEDiROOMB, fuU-din- IMi batiis, sepontie base LESSENGEI CO., REALTORS W.T. nanced by the government to where both suspects live, a true copy postase prepaid to eatto see”. Here’s a hint though — REALTORS Meadowbrook Rood, on left, to tmi ts issisas flfit-fisM sttalia. of the foUoiriiur: Joan F. Jennings, Ing room, two baths, walk-out m ents. 547-1413 Prtsl Hsna 4iMSrtw ant UP >oe Baiastt. Maatoeeter accelerate devel(q;>ment of the' The drug store, IcNJOted at 61 Gooee Laae, CnvsnM. CJem.; Pon basement, garage, fitove, hook it baa everything including Boad. Bight on Hoffman Bond to Batatea. cssi S a n s WBECmONS: Travel east on East Center St from country’s tourist attractions. Anson St, was brokm *into n m m l MEimrrT n w m t e L. Watson. 9462 V ia St, Santa up tor washer and dryer. flrepletoed famUy itx>m, IH 1% % 89yeor financing Max Lessenger 423-9291 The Spring A Sommer teanna, CaWomlo, and Robert W. "B u t tourists now gnoerally A jx ll 80 and M ay 11. Brown, 196 Union St, Manchester, Large yard, nice neighbor- baths, equipped kitchen, Can be purchased by one or C hester Center. Plymoiilh Lane Is next right *71AIBDM is 66f, includes REALTORS 545-1180 two postage and handling. enjoy havliig to wear a long Hansen was held at the state Conn.; W. D a ^ Ke£h, 676 Main St., luxxL R eferences. $186 month screened porch, garage. Elva fam ilies. after PttUn Street Dick SeNg 742-9718 6SGN S9 HBSf’wiSEPL/ISL” I" mttm&r 8M waSe ' IfUntdiester, Conn., aU at least seven 8498442 — 875-8244 «U n u M ltn-s Sste ftr skirt, or chlrundu," said Brody. Jail in New Haven In Ueu of days before the day of ^ d heartng. ly. 643-6462. *iyier. R ealtor, 649-4460. Confor & Goldforb MNB ■m a m wm fBVl rm wi The Spring and Summer Les Lowit 423-9292 StasM SOS 4kMll«n Mr all 12. *71 Basic FASHION Book is “I’ve had pe<^e come In here $8,000 bond, and DlMauro was 643-8442 RBALTORS 875-6244 hiSIHto. laeladM pstiagt m 4 $1.00, includes postage ^teaming vdien they first arrive, released on $5,000 IxxuL Both and handling. . w t when they leave they often are to answer the charges June come back and say how much 7 In Circuit Court jn Anscnla. AYOrngo DcOy Nat Praisn Run ' The Weather F o r n » Week Haded dear tot^fht with low near AprU 4, itn SO, Tommroiw sunny, mild SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1971 b reeiy; high 76 to. 80. Proba PAGE TWENTY-FOUR bility of preclpltatloii sero iKanrl;pBt?r Svrnitig li^rald 15,695 throughout. Manchester— A City o f Village Charm
PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS VOL. LXXXX, NO. 193 (TWENTY FACES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 17, 1971 (ClasBifled Advertlsiag on Page 17) THE OISGOUNT FIffiNITIHIE STORE y IS SPONSORim AN . . . PUBLIC NOTICE Kidnapers Hold ijeficit Rose In ^ a la a c e Closes Most Rails; ARMORY SALE Israeli Counsel Of Payment WASHINGTON \AP) — The deficit In the U.s\balance cf to Congress In Istanbul payments rose to a i^ord level Nixon in the first three m onw of the W n E J A M M B ) ISTANBUL, Turkey (AP) — Four men identifying: year, the Oimunerce £)epert- themselves as members of the Turkish Peoples Liber- ment said today, WASHINGTON (AP) — ation Arm y kidnaped the Israeli consul-general here The department said the defi- Striking signalmen closed ^------clt on the offlclal reserve trans- most o f the nation’s vast Turkidi and IsraeU sources wuuam P. Rogers teUs UJf. of- rail system today. Presi said the men all armed, came to fidals today, about his recent adjusted $6.6 blUion In the dent Nixon promptly ap im apartmmt building where peaca-seeWng tour of the Middle reserve transac pealed to (Congress to halt the ccnsid, Elphralm Elrom, 60, Bast, tion tests represents. all trans the walkout by extending • LIVING ROOM SETS lived with his wife. Rogers and Assistant Secre- actions with' foreign govern- until July 1 the period for Tliey entered a first-floor tary Joseph J. Sisco were meet- monte and foreign central apartment and Ued up the wife ing with Secretary-General U negotiations between rail • BEDROOM SETS banks. H ie deficit on the basis and daughter of a Turlddi re- Thant and Gunnar Jarring, iZ management and the sig deteriorated by $2.2 billion from Ured general, then waylaid each Thant’s special representaUve nalmen. the last three months oi 1670, person who came to the build- to the Middle Bast. In a message to the Congress, • DINING ROOM SETS the department said. jiih ii^i where Blrom Uved in an Jarring had been wsdting for made public at the Florida Bxcluding allocations cd spe upper story apartment. Rogers’ report before resuming I White House in Key Biscayne, cial drawing rights, or "paper • KITOIEN 5 About a doxen persons were his talks w ltlijhe Israeli, Bgyp- Nix<»i said: gold,’’ the new international re "A nationwide stoppage of taken Into the retired general’s Uan and Jordanian delegates to anat-fmMtt 4tw,i,,simr f#, the United Nations. Their peace serve asset, me the aenciideficit waswsub evereven rail service would cause great LOCATION: 3W MAIN ST, MANCHESTER • DEN SETS hardship to all Americans and (OiPiFOSIXE DnUON^iroiHD) Uon. vendors, before Blrom came' this year and on M a ^ 26 Jar- strike a serious blow at the na ’The department said the pay home for lunch. regular tion’s economy. It is easential „ ...... job of Swedish ambassador to ments deficit on the Uquldity ba that our railroads continue to nJ*® ^ M»«>w. He returned to New sis was $3 bllUon in the first op erate.” -Ihey Wt Wm « the he^ with a Wednesday qu.srter, up $2.6 bllUon from the The President called on the SALE STARTS TONIGHT AT 7 P. M. TILL pistol butt and to^ him away some dipiomattc souwes said last quarter. ’The Uquldity basis Senate and House to promptly IIP MA I A APMAaG ■MMAUall “ 7 wrapped in a riieet, IsraeU jarHng did not plan to get In- pass a Joint resolution that, (See Page Nine) US. J voUved in Rogers’ efforts to technically, would have the ef The kidnapers identified wortc out an agreement for the fect of extending until July 1 the MIDNIGHT. SUN. 10 A M. TILL MIDNGHT * « f ^ ® * * toei^lves as members of the reopening of the Sues Canal present contract between the ’Turkish Peoples UberaUon gut Rogers’ information on «e rail industry and the signalmen. :■ i Aim y to Oie retired general’s latest positions of Jordan, Bgypt Nixon said Secretary of Labor wire and told her not to be lapaej toward a g^eneral set- Meeting Set James D. Hodgson would work afraid. They said their purpose tlement was expected to help during that period toward prom We Are Overstocked with Name was to kidnap the consul. Jarring Judge what he could do oting a voluntary settlement. In It was tile first time a dlplo- now to promote Mie. On U.S., Red the absence of a negotiated mat hadheen kidnaped Mnce a Rogers toid newsmen in agreement, he called on Hodg- wave of abductions began in Washington last week he was sster fishermen use wooden OUR ENTIRE Vz MILLION DOLLAR STOCK The walkout began In the Chicago and Phlladeli^a—for trains to suburban communities 15 per cent increase that went listing priorltlee “os guidance and armaments in Central Bu States, reduce unilaterally > and traps to catch lobster urt Vote hit. One of the Jet fighter-bomb- ^ ^ ^ ^ ers attacked one of the SAM Lockheed 0130 Hurcuies cargo By BARRY SCHWEIB —^Upheld the d ra ft evasion ritM vdth unlmown results, the ^ ^jh a maxl- Assoelatod Press Writer conviction of a former New U.S. Oontimand salA ■ ^f 880 miles an WASHINGTON (AP) — The York divinity student wbo w as A spokesn^ MaJ. hour. The AC180 and another 7 Sui«em e Court upheld today the denied conscientious objector JoW n, said to reroto li^ - gunahip, the AC119, have been OlTHOFIBie 4 DRAWER right of citizens to distribute status. ^ d It was the fli^ time the credited with destroying more CHOICE CMOtOE TYPE M A T tim HID^AOIOt 8P IN D U S TYFI dUILtip CHESTS leaflets condemning the way a —Agreed to hear an appeal Soviet-supplied missiles had ^ ^ng one ODD ODD BUNK BED OR DOXIPRINO Uquldatlxxi man conducts his business even testing' the Umited inununlty been fired at one the ACIM ^ ^ h l Oiatoa ar Calart Complete witli 10 Yr. Guarantaa LAMPS Quaes Stia Sat Priced w hoi the hustiieasman considers that the Organized Crime Con gundtips, a four-engine convert- TABLIS Itmerspring Xtra Rrm ed transport loaded with q;>ecial jp jhe other air action, throe Mattress the leaflets offensive. trol Act of 1970 gives witnesses «H .I«* | | J 5 e le c te e eqtopment to de^^^ U.S. Navy A7 flghter-b;mberB n44 RoG W $ 3 5 ’The 8 to 1 decision supporting who are compelled to testify be- *5 *5 Mi^de valiuit freedom of was deliv- grand Juries. ^ck ti^c on the ^ operating against the Ho ered by Chief Justice Warren B. —Agreed to rule on the gov ^1. Johnson s^d, ^hi Minh trail 87 miles rorth- Burger in a case from a Chica ernment's power to seise at the ^ t enen^grojmd fire brought ^ ^M Z when the radar go suburb where a real estate borders obscene material being d ^ an ^80 In the l^ r of a SAM site five miles nqab accused of "Uockbusting" imparted for personal, private handle o f L a ce on A p ril 22, 1970, V ietnam began lived . use. and Its 10 crewmen were listed jacking them p rep arato^ The leafleteera were members —Stepped away from a ruling aa missinsr* firing Johnson said. of Organization for a Better the responslbUities of federal T h e AO180 M Sunday p r ^ - one of the A7s fired one mls- Austin, a group working to “sta. highway officials to protect poor ably was on the prowl for North g„g gjj^ re- blUze" the racial ratio in that people from being uprooted by V te ^ e s e trucks when it was g^^g ^ ^ ^hree planes re Chicago by working new roads running through old fire d on. turned safely to the caiiTer Kit against the maas flight of white neighborhoods. "Two missiles were fired at ty Hawk in the Tonldn gulf. the aircraft, both passing the the TTie target of the leaflet cam, It was the S8th so-called pto- MANCHESTER ARMORY S i o i L to other actions today, the ^ ^ aircraft without detonation," tective reactiem strike this year niACH said a communique. against antiaircraft defenses in Johnson said the two SAMa Vietnam, W E HONOR SALE STARTS TmifillT W — H o ^ ^ ^ o r ^ * iStero ^ ^ ^SKoS aiparentiy “passed - pretty far 330 MAM STREET BOLTON to other war action: HAKTFORO from the ahreraft,” and the The enemy fired five rockets Irg on to long troU of a«)eal of mcago, some seven AT 7 TO MHNHaHT proximity fuses on the mlsBlles at a U.S. helicopter base at Lai from a 1964 Jury tampering con- away. GI, returning to Firebase Bastogne west of Hue machine gun at the ready. Extra clips of bul were not triggered. THIS IS ONLY A PARTIAL LISTING OF THE SUNDAY 10 A.M. TO MIDNIGHT viction. (8 m Page Nineteen) after patrol near A Shau Valley, (^irries an M-60 lets are strung around his waist. ’ (A P Photo) The missiles came from a bat- (See Page Ntawteen) MANY BARGAINS WHICH YOU CAN BUY MONDAY 10 A.M. TO 10 P.M. DAILY AT THIS ARMORY SALE! i &L 4 S*r0 N B U R r
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