FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 19^1 PAGE TWENTY JlanrljMtpr lEwmttg l|fralii Average DaUy Net Press Roll The Weather F o r 11m Week Ended Continued cloudy tonight with done with several-year-old Biueiift ten chance of occaalonsd driisle; Rlchanl Alien Larson, son erf \ seedling transplants from a iianrhpatpr lEumitm BpraU) Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Larson of low about 86. Sunday variable About Town 39 Andor Rd., has been .elected nursery. They have a head cloudineas; high near 60. start on the faster growing S u m n W d M iS L 16,080 'A' * Peter Schutthels, son o< Mr. ^ senior member of the Student natural seedlings of hardwoods. Manchester— A City 6f ViUage Charm and Mrs. Walter Schultheis of senate at Bryant ColleKe, Perfermances on 91 Robert Rd., a Junior at Ver- providence. R.I. That saves some weeding. The (Olaaaifled Advertlaliix on Page U ) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS mont Academy, recently spent ____ Shakers plowed and leveled a THURSDAY & FRIDAY, VOL. LXXXX, NO. 138 (FOURTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 13. 1971 a week in Jersey a ty , N.J. for Lesley M. AOles Jr., son large tract ready for a seed a work study experience as part ^ jjr. and Mrs. Wesley L. year, collected the cones when M ARCH 18 & 19, 1971 of an Urban Studies progrram jm es of 429 ^ring: St., serving ripe. The seeds were sown by organized JolnUy by the acade- jhe first Marine Division In putting the dry cones in bar a t 8:00 p.m. my and Dartmouth College. South Vietnam, was recently rels drilled full of hides. Rolling ----- named “ Marine of the Month” CODfflmTIOMS the barrels rattled out the seed Bailey Auditorium Seatnan Appren. Eric C. presented with a certificate and scattered them at suitable Golda Meir Bids Berlin Vote ing the price to save the tract, Lundberg, sim Mr. and Mrs. plaque. A 1967 graduate of That article about the Intervals. MANOKEOTEB HlOH SCWMMi Ralph H. Umdbeig of 26 Rad- Manchester High School, he at- Shaker Sect In the March 8th the association decided to form To get such a well spaced a U j T u x a n s u m Seen Having Part of Laos Operation dlng St., was graduated as tended Boston University, be- . a non-profit corporation to raise Issue of THe Herald recaUed ^ property until stand of such fine straight Presented by ______\ honorman of his company at the ,ere entering the U.S. Mlarine trees must have required a lot For Peace Team some memories for O.C. who jjjg could buy It Sock ft Bnsldn Prsnin .Society—Msiifliester, Coast Guard Training Center, corps. of hard labor weeding. for many years was a member By THE ASSOCIATED PBE8S to peace.” The government Wide Effect Cape May, N.J. A graduate of ____ These tactics had worked in of the Connecticut Forest and Premier Golda Meir has sug- newapaper, Izvestia, denounced Arizona State University, he other cases around the state. So, By HUBERT J. EBB The confirmation class of Park Association. Our assoc gested a peacekeeping force to in an unsigned editorial what it earned the highest scholastic shares of stock In the corpora- Associated Press Writer Trinity Covenant Church will iation held title to the Shaker keep the Sinai Peninsula de- called Israel’s appetite for A r a b ______average and stood highest in all tlMi were sold to members and Water Tank Bids HAPPY ST. PATRICK'S DAY FROM KATHY , BERLIN (AP) — The West meet tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. at properties at Enfield, Conn, for miUtarized and to reduce the territories occupied in the 1967 ggrlln election Sunday have Seen Ended in Two Weeks phases of training during his the church. anyone else who could be in- and An of Her Little Lepreehamis! eight weeks of training. a few years. Due March 19 possibility of armed attack, on war. echoes beyond the isolated SAIGON (A P ) — South Chamber Emcee ^ ^ b . « » . mimzAzm ESB8H: Meoe, Ooatlaads, Red end OoM m i De> either Egypt or Israel. In Washington. J. WilUam fro^ ers. Vietnamese field officers The Grade 7 youth Instruction The town will < ^ n bids for a licloiM, Baldwins, and Basset Apples. Such a force would have to in- Fulbright, chairman of the Sen- said today at a command Ihere will be a meeting for WlUtam R. Jahnson. exeauOva „ WlUy Brandt, who was mayor girls and boys of Calvary of Zion Evangelical Lutheran ordained to extinction. Celibacy one-mlUion-gallon water stor niESH: B^glsa Endive, Bomalne, Boston Lettoee, Reg clude Israelis, Mrs. Meir told ate’sate's Foreign R a tio n s Com- j,g became chancel- post near the Laos border to 'g-M Church will meet tomorrow at vice president of the Savings Church tonight from 7 is so unnatural that the desert- It seemed that another suc- age tank and accompanying Plant, Aqtaragns, Peas, Leeks, BroeeoU, R k ebee^P ^ the London Times In an inter- mittee, said Russia and the ^ Germany, has told that the major portion of 9:30 a.m. at the church. Bank of Manchester, will serve exceed- cess had been achieved by the snips, Bm ssels f^^ronts. Bed, Savoy ObbIm m , OiaMeeijee, view published Friday. But she United States have agreed to y,e Berliners their vote is a at the church. water lines on March 19 at 11 ----- again this year as master of ««K .iatlon until the hhr hur- Cherry Tomatoes, Chives, Shalota, Bed Ontaas, Itunqie, said the Egyptians would be participate in a United Nations „ examination o t his the operation in Laos will ed the recruits. At any rate, association until the big a.m. in the Municipal Building. end in about two weeks The Rev. Kenneth L. Gustaf The Junior choirs of Emanuel ceremcmles at the TOth annual the considerable land beddings rlcane of 1938 came along and Sweet Potatoes, Chinese Cabbage. welcome. peace-keeping force In the Mid- ..ouceg o t easing tension with son, pastor of the Calvary As Lutheran Chu^h will ^arse c^pletely^n^that wond- V ^e' nCPOB/TED: Cantalocq^ Spanish Melona, Strawbeni^ On IsraeU’s peacetime bor- dle.East. gagt bloc. National leaders but that some troops will Bed, Blue Grapes, times, Templea, Navel Oranges, Water ders, Mrs. M eir s^d that Israel -nie Arkanssui Democrat also o t the opposition Christian Dem- remain behind at border sembly of God, will conduct a tomorrow at 9.30 a.m. In Luther ...... the possession of_____ the______heirs of P*"® There was no tonlm water system. The’The Board melons, Oiapefrolt, Plums, Peadiea, Pears, Ooconnta, Avo- service Sunday at 8:1S a.m. Hall. The event Is scheduled lor the Hazards who formerly had hope that the state would ever must retain Sharm el Sheikh, gajj g^e indirect negotiations ocratlc party say the Berlin posts. Wednesday, April 21 at Fiano’s of Directors has already allo cadoes. over radio station WINF. The the powder mills at Haiardvllle. t:*®*!, so Uie prop- which controls the Strait of Tir- being conducted at the United vote affects the entire German AsBociated Press correspond The Grades 7 and 8 Methodist Restaurant in Bolton. The so- cated money for this project. program is sponsored by the There was a wonderful white erties were sold for what we WEEKEND SPECIALS an at the entrance to the Gulf of Nations by Swedish diplomat nation. ent George Edper reported from Manchester Council of Chtirch- Youth Fellowship of South dal hour wUl begin at 6 pm . ^n®™ ^ ™ ^ the proceeds Lines from the tank will nm Aqaba. Israel also would keep Gunnar V. Jarring apparently Brandt’s Social Democrats Ham Nghi that Brig. Gen. will and dinner wlU be served at 7. P*"® k n o ^ as the divided amonir 1 to Hall Court in the Cheney es and the Clergy Association United Methodist Church er Pines. One of, 11 not, the best divided among the stock-holders. MeINTOSH A P P L E S ...... 16 qt ba^et ihe Golan Heights of Syria and bave reached "the point where fear loss of the absolute majori- Pham Van Phu, commanding of Manchester. meet in the youth lounge to- The keynote speaker wlM be w _____ Mills Oorngdex and to the Inter- all of Jerusalern, she said. g,ere Is a possibility of a major ty they have held Inthe city general of Saigon’s 1st Infantry Dr. Homer D. Babbldge, presl- In *1>® stat®- VlWte pine f o r ^ section of Keeney St. and Oar- STRAWBERRIES (a rare treat!) .. basket ----- night at 7:30. seed years occurring periodical- ^ CANTALOUPES ...... large siie «a. Israel’s border proposals, gfep toward agreement.” parliament for 20 years. Division, told newsmen his The 'Dlscipleshlp Class of the ----- dent of the University of Oon- There was also a pretty little . , forces had decimated Hanoi’s necticut. lake. All in all. It was an ex- ly. The seeds wUl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1971 PAGE THRE3E MANCHE53TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1971 PAGE TWO A 1 ■ 7T1 ___ M iss Cheryl MacNamar, any impressively large sound. South Windsor CUP THIS COUPON l o w n daughter of Mr. a:and Mrs. Rlch- Hospital Phone M H S Choirs I know, people w ill say the The Evil Tobacco Co. said. siKl MacNamar of 81 Lawton acoustical qualities of Bailey THEATER TIME SheinM^old on Bridge The 4.00E speak on na., haa been named to the The telephone number for Auditorium arc poor, and they GERRI'S DRY CLEANING CENTER Good Citizens *** Zealand,” at dean’s list at Southern Connect- Manchester Memorial Hospi Public Free 419 MAIN ST. — Tel. 649-8196 — MANCHESTER SCHEDULE ^WEIJ. BET $25,000,000 Scores are, but they are not so poor as MINOR SUIT GAME of Eagle Rock Baptist Church icut State OoUege, New Haven, tal was changed a few all that. Next to Speed Queen Coin Laundry 26e/16 DM. THAT NO TOWN SATUBDAY RARE IN TOURNEY NORTH replied. Club dinner meetinsr where ehe U a senior and ma- months ago, but too late to I’ll give Miss White, who con To Attend ♦ 84 IN AMERICA CAN GIVE UP woignt at 7 p.m. For reserva- Joring in elementary education, be listed correctly in the new In Concert COUPON Burnside — ‘‘Ijove Story,” By ALFRED SHEINWOLD ducted, credit for choosing a i:? A 10 SMOKING FOR 30 DAYS!” tlons contact Mr. and Mrs., ___ phone hooks. The hospital 2:30, 7:16, 9:16. “ (COUfllj) large musical composition for WORTH One (rf the bid differences be 0 AK753 Nielan Smith of 1487 Silver Chrlst(q;)her MoHale w ill number Is 646-1222. By JOHN GRUBER this portion of the program. It Art Session Cinema I — "Fools,” 'TOWARD ANT DRY CLEANING TOTAUNG tween rubber bridgre and the 4 1874 Y O U ’R E Lane, Fast Hartford. speak about "The Ufe of a Cinema I I — “ The Owl and ’The Manchester High School t phblic is invited to par- S6.00 O B MORE the Pussy Cai," kind of bridge played in most WEST EAST ON!’ ------Baseball Unq>lre” at the a Clvl- 4 A I0 762 4J93 Tho Junior h i^ class o f the tan Club’s ^>orts Night pro- Choirs gave their annual con- ^ tlclpate in making “ oil drip BBDfO THIS OODPON State — "Pinocchlo,” 1:00, of the events in the naUfmal Manchester 2:10, 3:80, matinees only; “ You (:? 8732 OQJ95 Second Congregational Chundi gram Tuesday at Willie’s Steak cert last night at Bailey Audi- and I won’t weep if I never prints” at Monday’s meeting of tournament now being held in Only Live Tw ice,” 7:30; 0 1062 <:> QJ98 will meet Monday at S p.m. at House. The event wlU (^>en at 7 Hospital Notes torium, before a less than half- hear them again. Leimie Bern- the South Windsor Art League, "Hm nderball,” 9:30. AUanta is the frequency of the 4b K 4b Q6 the church. p.m. with cocktails, and dinner tilled house. In fact, I ’d guess steinIs a fourth-rate cc^nposer xhomas Arey w ill host the dem------wUI be served at 7:80. Manchester Drive-In- "Thun- minor suit game ctmti^t. In SOUTH Patleata Today: 298 there were about 600 people ^ onstratlon at the Wood Memo- derball,” 9:46; “ You Only U ve rubber bridge you are quite ♦ K Q 5 The continuation class of the ------present In a hall that seats over efforts. willing to bid game In a minor iTTT South United Methodist cauuxh Friendship Circle of the ADHTTTEJD T B ffm R O A T : As to tile amount of sound, U brary on Main St., at 8 Twice,” 7:16. (? K 6 4 1,800. suit pretty often. In tourna will meet Monday from'2:45 to Salvation Army wlU meet Mon- IGchael Albert, 64 ,South St., there was accompaniment of p.m. Bast Hartford Drive-In — O 4 Inasmuch as there must h ave ______ments you play such hands at 41 A 10953 2 ABUDYORK!?i fiORM.Ml L[.\R PRODl.i IT”, 6 p.m. at the dmreh. day at 7:46 p.m. at the Citadel Rockville; Ruasell Armoglda, ~ P*an<», harp and percus- Those narticlDatlnir are “ Michael,” 7:30; “ Madam O,” ------Hostesses are Mrs. umiam 97 Hartland St. ; Mrs. Frances been 300 or so studente In the Tnose parucip^ are ask- 8:46; "N ight of Three Lovers,” notrump whenever possible. North East South . West One of the reasons is seen in DICKVAN DYKE' COLD TURKEY ^ «.w ^ aw rr 11 TTnu iDxaaAii rHAitofi Tir r*Aniao 7 K am m v Dt combined choirs, It was evident ^ # a to bring’ old iMcCalls, Life, 10:20. 1 o Pass 2 4b Pass unson’s today’s hand. East Windsor Drive-In — 3 4> P ^ 3 N T A ll Pass :hmond, 187 N. Elm St.; ’Ihomas J. lumeu o»v.ou«y ^ ^ ^ines and a stiff oil paint brush "E asy R ider,” 9:16; 'W recking North dealer III’ COLORb.Oeii!”' United Aptists o«i MU. Juath Miuu, Uit ta ««. Juay. loader Ou,; “J,* f”. E‘"“,'i™*'’ Both sides vulnerable 1:80 tomorrow at the Arm y- daughter cf Mr. and1 Mrs. Curio, 1087 TOUand ’Tpke.; John the 300 or so singers. This is un- toothbrush. Suitable clothing O e w ," 7:80. winning a national champion Sat. 2iS6-8t66-7l86'MM of 288 A. DlDonato, 88 Cushman Dr. ebb. And the reaaon wasn t far j Bm-epaBlv tor painting is also recommend- Meadows Drlve-In — “ Thun- Opening lead—Six of Spades. Navy Club to participate In the Nelson H .' Richmond East puts up the Jack of ship and being an also-ran. Sun. 2l8441t00-7l0»«d6 DeiMMay parade. Spring St. and a senior historyhlstory Also, Frank M. Dunn Jr., to seek. It Just w ^ ’t v e ^ ^ ^ ed. Candy Kitchen derball,” 9:00; “ You Only Live D ally Ouestton TKAfSttSTj parauo. r ----- . --- nt rvnr..itrv N.nnv kuu,.. . b mtom ..«• ... : . Refreshments will be served Tw ice,” 7:00 & U:00. spades at the first trick, and 1 —isiiflis— ______Where Quality Candy Is Made Fresh DaUy South wins with the queen. It is Partner opens with one dia and members are asked to mond, and the next player The Rev. Walter Loomia Chiiose From Over 200 Varieties clear that West has led from a the Community Baptist Church ---- - — ------— ------, .. . turuiuic acQultted herself verv bring a recent painting in for South Windsor paaseo. You h d d : Spade#, A-10- St.: Catherine B. Haines, Blue- « I well here^ ^ the “ Painting of the Month” se- suit headed by the ace-ten, so will conduct a service at Green that it would be very dangerous 7-6-2; Hearts, 8-7-S-2; Dia tomorrow at 9 n m with WesthlU Gardena social aub berry Hill Rd.. Wl- *•'“ There were a number of ac- lection. monds, 10-6-2; Olubs, K. ^ A N C H E S Te FRI. - SAT. - SUN. iXKiga tomorrow at 2 p.m. with iin.m ir viAlm East Hartford* not much more. . * For St. Patrick’s Day. try oar... Regulbuto Joins to let East gain the lead. (East a H t W'-fE DOUBLE GCAHANIM P thHasUtance of Rlchiid Valen- M HetSaT^E^ '"‘e idarted with the ,I^ d C^Iamb, Also, during thte month, three would lead a spade, and West What do you sayT Answer: Bid one spade. You Hits 6 44A » BOl lUN NUICH EXdXBOOBNTt tine. I ^ o r d . Round ’Table Singers, supposed- «»a ro n Plante, Kathy Donovan, one-man shows sponsored by GREEN WAFER SANDWICHES would defeat the contract with hill Community HaU. t o - ^ r r y Ix»w and Victoria Gallo, the League are being held. In Formation would prefer to have your king the rest of his long suit). ner, there will be entertain- Also, Mrs. Phyllis A. Hopper- atHmce apparent that they did very well, and Mrs. Parise LeMalre of 82 Specially colored creamy mint wafers flUed South must develop his clubs In' any of the other suits, but infli our rich dark chocolate. TUa la a treat Of New Firm the hand Is strong enough fo r a THE 2 BIGGEST BONDS OF ALL will ex- without allowing Blast to win a at the Sav- everyone wlU eiUoy. Charles A. Regulbuto of South response even as it stands. trick. This Is easy enough, Manchester, the Windsor and (Charles F. Bren- Copyright 1971 nlck of Milton, Mass, have since South can lead a diamcxid to dummy’s king and can re General Features Corp. formed a new CkmnecUcut com Hattie F. Lawrence, 897 N. didn’t sing wretchedly Uga Paups, Martin Hogan, Oon- turn a low club from dummy. ’The Youth Choir of the Com Main St.; Mrs. CarolJ. Marino, "*”“-“*''“7 — ------At the Main office of the pany, Bregg Development Ck>rp. and I ’m sure that stance Terrto, Joanne Robaige, South Windsor Bank and 'Trust East plays a low club, and munity Baptist Church will re to I)egin operations April 1. The Tolland audience didn’t Kenneth Bernstein, Daniel Me- C3o. on Rt. 6, Henry Broderick South tries a finesse with the MOVIERAnNQS hearse tomorrow at 6:46 p.m . at pnam^eiw uiapo ., realize they were singing out of Leimoii and David Jitoson. As of 167 Alcott Drive, Windsor, firm w ill function In commer ten, hoping to lose the finesse. .UNFlBWli the church. cial and real estate develop FOR RRREN18 AND Windsor. gR^g pitch- soloists they rate a Uttie better will display his work, and Mrs. South gets his wish, since West Also, Kathryn A. Ragazzl, thgniselves a Uttie under the mark than the rank and tile, Beverly Ing;raham of 121 Skln- ment and win seek to develop Dr. Gharles Jacobson of 46 Townspeople must win the trick wiOi the YOUNGPEOPLE ‘lUUNDERBflUU: WUllmantic; Judith A. Raulu- sopranos, the tenors pitched but I wouldn’t i^te any of them' ner Rd., Rockville, w ill exhibit property primarily for apart Wytiys St., is one of several king o f clubs. Tto ol ato riMiit if to Mm* cuuwuai'HancDi'UDutNuci Mm.KlIlllicQilR! kaltia, 86 WlndsorvlUe ______themselves _ a_____ Uttie under______the above a “B.” paintings at the Sullivan Ave. ments and commerical projects. Contract Assured about Uto NdtoMMy fl doctors plsnning a course for Regulbuto, the firm’s presi -- ■--- -—« m .TERENCE Y0UN6 w . R K H A R O IUieAUH.riJOHN HOPKINS Urged to Go Alto®, fln ^ y the basses Altogether it was neither very branch of the South Windsor ’Die contract Is now assured aiaBoa 4 r r .:K E V M HcaORY. JACK WHHTMGHMLIAN aEMMG physicians In continuing med dent and treasurer, was former w «!®®‘ ®d a pitch that was under g„od nor very bad. Jt was not. Co- since West cannot continue PMUVEnriBMOUK’ ical education on drug abuse. ROUTE 6. BOLTON — TEL. 649-4332 ly assistant director of corp spades without giving declarer 1 Aa A6U MNIimO ’The course w ill be presented To Hearing nrorrua ■v'li'B'nnwD*V • A ^ tenors. however, anywhere nearas Prices and other information taunl AtSisKn -loiMThtor TXT.- onii Mrp icbi-I resulted in a spread of good as a school system the are available at the bank offices orate development with Travel a second spade trick. If West ilnrtadfrlMta | G P | - ^ = - f on March 2 1 at 2:80 p.m. at OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY tUl 8M PM . ers Corp. and general manager shifts to hearts or diamonds, Fairfield HUls Hospital, New First Selectman Charles 'Ihl- ronton M quarter-tone from top gRje of Manchester’s should or by calUng the artists. CaiMly Also Available For Fund Raising ’ ' te bottom and it should not p]goes the blame squarely on of Travcom, Inc., a Traveler’s declarer can lead out the ace d MX A6U AMITTB) town, and A p ril 1 at 2:80 p.m. fault has Issued an appeal for subsidlaiy. clubs to capture the queen and Pirailal 6uMmm SunoM at Mather HaU, ’Trinity CoUege, DOCSOHAiROBD YESTERDAY; axtet. Many people don’t have places the blame squarel yon all concerned townspeople to Karen Sutii-van, 28 Bigelow St.; acute enough hearing to notice ujg instruction the youngsters Brennick, the firm’s secre then can run his tricks to take Hartford. tary and director Is president five clubs, two dlamtmds, two ___ attend Monday night’ s pubUc ______Patricia A. Qirardin,______110 Dart Ui® slight difference between ijgyg ______received, not wi the kids of the Charles Brennick Asso Miss Kathy Krause daughter hearing regarding the proposed IBU Rd., South Windsor; Wendy two advent groups, but tee themselves, hearts and one spade. KtniCTIO ■ ) ciation, and helped organize the Declarer scores 630 points for I IM«r 17 rasji'u itcoessiyla Parant ar AMt 6oar4lBi of Mr. and aoor;^ K r^ change m ! U^ed^Tbto . Frost Developm ent, C3o., Ckmi- making three notrump with an cf 289 Spring St., has been tg commercial for Morrow Rd. Sandra Orlowskl, 176 Brent Rd. don’t get enough proper Instruc- Also, Deborah J. Soja, West top and bott<»n monwealth Development CJrop., overtrick, |and this is 30 pdnts named to the dean’s Urt at (Rt_ jgg), TOey usuaUy' make tapes of as they go through and Robbins Management Co. more than he could have scored Irish? , 60 MH usoa 17 MMIHTIO Wagner OoUege. Staten Island, 'wlhue not tAW** S ^S teS ^ A ^ ’. tee'srconceite'imd aroplirwlli “*® “y®*®*"- of Somerville, Mass. He has for making five clubs. Even If N.Y. where she Is a sophomore. position on tee propoeea . a 12th trick could be developed («ta (halt may aaiy 21 Salem Rd.; Mrs. LuclHe J. prove It to aiqrone who Is In- been In real estate construc- In eattain araaa) ALBERTKBBOCCOLLHARRYSAETZMAN change, Thlfault says Then Try Our Foln at clubs, 630 at notrump would D-aralh V-aa^h P'lSsath o. tt i n 1 T.nd»> WlU SuUlvan, 27 Keeney St.; Mrs. terested. Ucm and development business 8un^ ReMslto Ix>dge mu concerned about tr^ c aafe^ xfatria. w. GongeU, 62 West St.; Abble Horwllz, Lisa Larwm OPEN ALL DAY stUl be better than 620 at clubs. UWIS CIIBERI- R(WD (Wll- AIBERI RBROCCOll - HARRY SAITZMAN for 16 years, primarily In the meet Mond^ ^ 8 hazards which could occur with SadrozUiske, 69 Sunny and Donald Choriamb were A difference of 10 points or SUNDAY medical and convalescent hos xi BARRY ''aS'' nuuvGnriHMRiuir Fellowa HaU. Mrs. ^th strip commercial de'velopment Vernon. heard in a trio-sonata for violin, even of 30 points would be In pital field. Unrtsdlrnsts with Is in chaige of renresn- gi^ng tee heavUy traveled two- Andrew R. Badeau, 86 flute and piano by C.P.E. Bach, ST. PADDY’S Bregg Devel<^ment Corp. will significant at rubber bridge, Northwoy Phormocy meats. lane road. Birch St.; Mrs. Constance ILuy- son of tee. more famous J.S. be located at 1209 John Fitch but In a tournament it may 289 N. Main, Manchester make the difference between ' ’The hearing wUl be caUed to Summer St.; Daniel T. Bach. It went reasonalbly well, Next to Top Nothh Blvd. In South Windsor. ’The executive board m tee cr,jer at 8 p.m. in tee ’Town Qj.ggge_ gg Lakeside Dr., An- and I would give it a ” B ” but SUNDAE Women’s Club of Manchester jj^u^ and probably transferred ^cver; Sven E. Johnson, East It certainly was not top drawer • wlU meet Monday at 8 p.m. at Q,g Meadowbrook School aU- Hartford; Mrs. lieriie B. By- for high school musicians when EASTHARJfORO Fri Hartford; Pistachio Ice Cream, topped jjKiv> I-. ★ •••'5 ■ tee home of Mrs. William purpose purpgge room. room. cholskl, 92 E. Middle Tpke.Tjgiko. con^>ared to similar sim ilar i>erfor- Sat & Sun Hooker, 77 Brie St. Mrs. Rob- ’The original request for tee Also, Mrs. Mary C. Fasqua- mances I have beard at Canard Auflientieity I with luscious pineapple and ert D lg w w ll be co-hostess. change was presented to the ig Kane Rd.; Emma A. High School, for example. M Paddy Green whipped ---- Planning and Zoning Commls- wabrek, 198 Maple St.;. Mrs. ’The combined choirs were’ Now On SMORGASBORD _ A bizarre tale the mistress of sublime Most wanton ’The Women’s Society of gjgjj r, Qig form of a petition. Dianne H. Armstrong, Blast disappointtng. A very large Main Stroot cream, highlighted with an lOH Fashion Show Monday Night F ^ T h e punishm ent Christian Service, of tee South counter'petitions opposing theHartford; Stephen Koday, Staf- group (Idiould guess about 800- Sponsored by the Order of Amaranth woman of them all Unlted MethodistChurch wUl change were subsequently also fgrd Springs; ilRcheUe A. Ray, 860), they never come up with Emerald Isle Cherry! Richard Conti, left, treasurer of Instructors of the Handicapped, and Gan^ Nlghr of the meet Monday at 8 p.m.In tee fjigd with tee PZC. 466 W. mddle Tpke.; Peter N. reception haU. Mrs. Valentino Active opposition to tee pro- MoUtorls, Stafford Springs. _ Carlson, co-chairman of the lOH Fashion Show committee, are au set to y jo iM g ) MASONIC TEMPLE Thiee Lever? "M ichellel Paternini, chairman, wlU pre- pggal has been organized, and Also, Mrs. Margaret L. Rl- model in the club’s fashion show fund-raiser, to be held Monday at 8 P™- at sent a program on “Cloeing tee according to Mrs. Mary Me- naldl, 76 Lewia Dr., South Willie’s Steak House. Boys will sport the latest in fashions from Martin, Ltd. Sunday Evening, March 21 sf Gteneratlon Gap,” with Mrs. Nally tee main concern of Windsor; Mrs. Carolyn Sproul,, in the Parkade; girls will model selections from the new Hole in the Wall Chester Ferris, Mrs. John those contacted Is over tee pro- 24 Bilyeu Rd.; BOery B. Krith, A Boutique, which has just opened in the Carriage House Beauty Salon and Continuous Servings— 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Blalsdell and W. J. Godfrey liferation of gas statiotu In ’Tory Rd., ToUand; Matthew (W e Have A Notloa To Please) | ( SheuLy^Sisn, O aijuy, SioM A, ) Boutique at 18 Oak Proceeds will benefit the Pool Fund, and refreshments - Fabulous Oourley participating. town. Brogie, 84 Nike Circle; Jac- H, MIDDIiB TPKE. (Next to Popular HkL) will be served. Tickets may be obtained from any lOH member and will be Donation: Adults $2.75 ’Those mo'ving Into town In re- queline Brazeau, Storrs; Noah OPEN M W , thni FBL UU 9 ’TWO CONVENIENT LOCA’TIONS ’The Grade 9 Youth Fellow- cent years are concerned with J. Bavler, Root Rd., Coventry, Rt. 6 ts 44A—Open Daily and Sun.; Parkade Braneb-^on. thru Sat. available' at the door. (Herald photo by Pinto) Children Under 12, $1.00 0 Unit Show! ship of tee South United Mete- maintaining tee town’s rural Also, Mrs. Sandra A. Zlebarth, ST. m RIGK’S DAY (John and Bernice B ieg) odist Church will meet Monday atmosphere she adds, and have 266 Redwood Rd.; Mrs. Kate- For Reservations Call: at 7 p.m. In tee youth lounge, visions of Vernon’s Rt. 88 In ertne Murphy, East Hartford; Parly Supplies and Novelties Communications ---- their minds. "Only a small ml- Peter E. DeCatU, South St., WOW WHAT SERVICE Mrs. William Morrison— 643-7125 Nutmeg Forest, ’Tall Cedars nority of those contacted favor ____ I* Ars All At Plaza or of Lebanon, will host a break- the zone change as a means of Also, Mrs^ Howard tngneau Training Among 10 MIN. SERVICE ON ALL CALLS Mrs. Gustaf Anderson— 649-4754 fsist at the Masonic Temple for property tax relief,’’ according and son, 472 Sullivan Ave., OPEN — FASTEST IN TOWN — DON’T BELIEVE tee members of Fayette Chap- to Mrs. McNally. South Windsor; Mrs. 'WUIlom Army Programs US — THEN TRY US. ___ BRING THIS COUPON WITH YOU — - ter. Order of DeMblay, of Rock------Oilman and daughter, Windsor; Reservations Must Be Made By Mrs. Gardiner Bassett and son,, A U . D A Y In the Army, young men with BIG GIANT GRINDERS vUle, tomorrow at 8:80 a.m. A f We Make Our Own Pizza Dough MARCH 17th ter bre^efast the Cedars and Cedar Swamp Rd., ’ToUand; no experience in the area of their guests will attend services Irish Dancers Mrs. -Richard Dorey and daugh SUNDAY communications can enter this FOR THE BEST GRINDERS AND PIZZAS ter, 116 Main St.; Mrs. James IN TOWN CALL at tee Community Baptist On Channel 30 field, receive technical train Caiurch. A t 2 p.m. tee Cedars Goodler and s<»i, RFD 1, M er S A V E 5 0 ^ will participate In the DeMoIay ritt VaUey Hd., Andover. ing, and those vdio show inter ’Three Manchester Irish step- SUPREME FOODS 404 WEST MIDDU TURNPIKE est and ability can advance to PIZZA ■ RAY'S parade on Main St. dancers will perform tomorrow 130 SPRUCE ST. MANCHESTER highly skilled, technical or CENTER on "'The Irish Hour” television Extended ForeoMA supervisory positions, accord ON A BUCKET OR A BARREL OF ’The Emma-Nettleton Group _ _ f-hnn. — W E SAVE YOU MONEY — ing to a sxx>kesman for the 643'7B3Z free PARKING REAR OF THEATRE of tee Center Congregational ®^» » P "'’ Fair Monday. Cktudy with a Church will meet Tuesday at 8 SUPERMARKET First Recruiting District in Ft. MATINEES ONLY! Participating in tee St. Pat- chance of showera ’Ihesday. MARYLAND FRIED CHICKEN p.m. Mrs. Clifford CaUahan rick’s Day observance are Wednesday cloudy with a chance 485 HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTER SUNDAY ONLY Meade, Md. and Mrs. ’Thomas ChurchlU win Those in the job skill train Marytoete (^ v a llo , daughter of of shoiwers Inland and portly 1^^^^ tJOuptniConptm uooaGood i9un«sSun., aMarch 14, F ri. AK Sat.,otWeg jnawMnieh u 19-20up • «v IHfesent a program t t l P < AND SPEOALS ing course in field communica fu wirv-ios TODAY and TOMORROW Of suoea. Alfred Cavallo of cloudy along the coast. HOURS: MON. THRU SAT. 9A.M. TO 9P-M. Mrs. Sedrick Straughan Is in tions learn the basic principles TOD AY 26 Green HUl St.; and Brian Temperatures wlU average charge of retreehments. of transmission of sound by 4:20 • 7 • 9:30 and Andrew Donachle, sons of above normal with daytime BED and w ire; the use of handtools; the — DOUBLE YOUR MONEY — Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. highs In the mid to u i^r 40s. VITAMIN G L A P TR AY use of siinple codes and ciphers; Jason Bobards' The Army-Navy ^ «P ’® t)o^,achie Jr. of 296 Porter St. Overnight lows In the mid to VITAMIN G m arcl^ tot mMt They are students at the Erin upper 80s. 'Turning a Uttie cool- IJiO installation and maintenance of 'Fools" Color row at 1:80 p.m. at tee club to 250 mg. 500 mg. equipment sw^ as field tele ___ BRING THIS COUPON WITH Y O U ------er Wednesday. Value! participate In the DoMtUay pa- School of Dance. 1.98 phone systems, radio equipment, “I rade. ------2.98 Value teletypewriter and cryptograph r Value Clay>Frcnder ic machines. Sunset CouncU, D egree c f P o For additional information Fight Film! cahontas, WlU meet Monday at 5 3 ® about field communlctdlMis 7:80 p.m. at Pythian HaU on N. training or any of the more than DOUBLE SAVE *1.00 Main St. -Refreshments wiU be a t 300 Job skill courses in the served. riiim. and Apny, see Sgt. Frank Brogie, ON A BUCKET OR A BARREL OF fri. aiglits recruiter, at the Arm y and C H JD BEN’S VITAMIN A GALGIUM Navy dub. MARYLAND FRIED CHICKEN HR 9 :0 0 CHEWABLE LANDSCAPING VITAMINS 125,000 Units Ccupon Good Mon., Tues., Wed., Thura., March 16, 16, 17, 18 — DONE — BilBon-DolIar Season St. Patrick's day supplies wUta Iran 2.98 Value FW l 190 UDAgONABUD A QPAUPR • cards FoU AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) — The L89 wa o » D 1 w ! r n d ■^‘^1 V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER* CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 18. 1971 PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JVIARCH 18, 1971 PAGE SEVEN Area Churches C h u r c h e s OPEN United Congregational Church Rockville United Meitiodlst Business Bodies United Church of Christ Church The Baby Has Trinity lOonvenaat Chninh Community Baptist Church Church of the Assumption Tolland U2 Grove St. 302 Hackmatack St. An American Baptist Church Adams St. and Thompscm Rd. mi- WESTOWg Rev. Edward S. Pepin, Pastor MOTTS REPORTS GAINS W ^ Rev. Donald O. Miller, Rev. Willard E. Conklin, Rev. Norman E. Swensen, 586 E. Center St. ' ..f lULDftY PHARMACY Minister Minister Rev. Walter H. Loomis, Rev. Robert J. Burbank Blast Hartford-based Mott’s Super Markets, Inc., (AMEX) 9:30 a.m., Sunday School with ------B e e n N a m ed has reported new highs in both 9:30 and 11 a.m., Worship 9:30 a.m., Church School, classes for all ag es three 9:15 a.m., Discipleshlp Class Saturday, Masses at 5:00 and Nursery through adults. through adult, plus an infant- *or adults in the sa^tuary. 7:30 p.m. sales and earhlngs for the 12th swiMr Service and Church School. Church School for all ages. Sunday, Masses at 7 :30, 9, consecutive year. 11 a.m., High School Class. 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. All M ^ ic in a l Services AvaBaBte 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Fel M- Nursery through Grade 4. ____ "*l"^‘a.m.. Morning Wordiip. Net sales for the 62-week lowship. Sullivan, Edward Lawrence, son of Donald Jr. and San- The Rev. Mr. Swensen preach- ^ continuing period ended Jan. 2 were report 455 HARTFORD RO. 44J4I3 Trinity Evangelical Lutheran dra Chadwick SuUivan^ 132 E. M^n SL, Apt. A, ^ ^ lle . He ing on "He Supposed They Un- a m^ Worship Service. St. Bartholomew’a Church ed as $69.8 mllUon, up from St. Francis of Assisi Church was bom Feb. 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. He has a derstood." Nursery for pre Rev. PhlUp Hussey, Pastor $66.5 million for the previous Topic: "ChristAbove All." 673 Ellington Rd. (Missouri Synod) brother, Donald m , IH- school children. Rei'. Edward M. LaRose year, which covered a 68-week X' 85 Prospect St., Rockville m ,«i '* *’ *1 Guest swill be Nutmeg Forest, Assistant Pastor period. South Windsor 7 p.m.. Men’s Prayer Fellow Tall Cedars of Lebanon; Fay Rev. Bruce Rudolf Ewald, nioinas David, son of Richard and Lynda Hazen Earnings after taxes, before Rev. J(dm C. Gay, ship, Fireside Room. ette Chapter, Order of De- Pastor Ewald, Brandy St., Bolton. He was bom Feb. 28 at Manchester Saturday, Mass at 6 p.m. an extraordinary nonrecurring Carpenfers Molay, from toe Rockvllle-EU- Sunday, Masses at 7 :80, 9, Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride, 8 and 10;30 a.m., Worship Memorial Ho^ltal. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and St. Mary’s Episcopal Church charge of $199,107, net of taxes, MOBIL SERVICE, INC. ington area; and youth of the 10:16 and 11:30 a.m. Assistant Pastor Service, Holy Communion. Mrs. Walter Hazen, Penacook, N. H. His paitemal grandmother Church and Park Sts. Hartford Baptist Association. rose to $1,069, 630, equal to 98 917 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. is Mrs. Herbert E w ^d, PlalnvUle. Rev. George. F. Nostrand, cents a share, compared with « *1 * *. * There will be a Coffee Hour im St. Bridget Church OPEN MON. • SAT. 7 AJH.-9 P J «. — SUN. 9 A ^ - 9 P J L Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 Adult Instruction Class. Rector mediately after the service hon $1,022,447, or 92 cents a share Rev. J<*n J. Delaney, Pastor PHONE 647-1917 \ ■ p.m. Tebbets, Lori Anne, daughter of Lawrence Jr. and Lil- Rev. Russell Allen oring the new director of Chris the previous year. Rev. Harry McBrlen Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30, Unitarian Fellowahlp lian Palmer Tebbets, Lake Rd., Andover. She was bom Feb. Rev. Ronald Haldemcm tian education, church schod Joseph Mott, company presi Rev. NeU P. Fitzgerald and 11 a.m. of Oiaatonbury 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar testchers, and the board of dent, noted that the company FOR SPRING DRIVING Academy Junior High ents are Mr. and Mrs. Archie Palmer, Pine Ridge Dr., Ando 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. (Christian education. plans to open three more super In Church Post Saiturday, Masses at 5 and Sacred Heart Church Main St., Glastonbury ver. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence 9 a.m., ^ m lly Service with 4:30 p.m.. Junior High Youth markets before the end of 1971. Have Your Car Engine Tuned Up Tebbets Sr., Brown Dr., Andover. sermon by the Rev. Mr. Halde- FeUowshlp will meet In Fellow- ^ “ 9 They wil be located in Enfield, With Our Marquette Analyser Rt. 30, Vernon Mrs. Robert C. Burt of 21 • «i ■*, •, ' High View Rd., South Windsor 10:30 a.m.. Service, Nursery man. CribOrth Class,o i « « Nurseryhr..r«*rv care, shipahio Hall. Hall Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9. Norwich, and Springfield, Mass. Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor and 10:30 a.m., in church; and has been named director of School Sabatella, Lsrnn Marie, daughter of Joseph Jr. and Lor Church Scsool. *Rev. Edward Konopka 10:30 and noon In school audi Christian Education at the raine Cormier Sabatella, 81 Mountain Dr., South Windsor. She 9:45 a.m .,' Sunday morning Zion Evangelical Lutheran SANTTAS DECLARES MOBIL MOBIL Assistant Pastor torium. Community Baptist Church, it Messiah Evangelical Lutheran was bom Feb. 27 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ma Coffee House. High School Cof Church DIVHIEND Premium 36.’ ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Ck>rmlef, 22 Regular 32.’ Saturday Mass, 5 p.m. has been announced by the Church fee Break Depot. (Missouri Synod) Directors o f Sanltas Service Trumbull St., Manchester. Her paternal gran^>arents are Mr. St. Janies’ Church Sunday Masses, 7, 8, 9:16, Rev. Walter Loomis. (Wisconsin Synod) 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer with Cooper and Ifigh Sts. Corp, (AMEX)' this week de 296 Buckland Rd., Wapping and Mrs. Joseph Sabatella Sr., Southington. She has three Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, Pastor Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. Mrs. Burt, a graduate of New sermon by the Rev. Mr. Halde- clared a quarterly stock divid Rev. Karl R. Guigel, Ptustor. brothers, Marc, 6, Michael, 4^, and Matthew, 2H- Pastor London High School, received • *1 « • • man. end of 3 cents per share, pay 4 p.m.. The Litany, Confirma- 9 a.m.. Divine Worship. Nurs Rev. Joseph E. Vujs 'OPEN SUNDAYSI ■ St. Bernard’s Church her associate in arts degree in able April 15 to stockholders of 10 a.m.. Worship Service. Kusemchak, Kevin Micbati, son of James and Joyce . tion insruction. ery in Parish House. Rev. Thomas Barry Rockville religious education from Ellen record March 81. (Herald photo by Coe) 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Perko Kuzemchah, Ckisgrove Rd., West Willington. He was Wednesday, 10:15 a.m., Sunday School Rev. James M. Boyle Rev. George F.X. Reilly,' Cushing Junior College, Bryn Hartford-based Sanltas is a bom Feb. 12 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal 7 a.m.. Holy Communion. and Yourh Forum. Franklin Delany of Cider Mill Rd., Bolton, has won ■■■/ M V E \ Pastor Mawr, Pa., and her BA degree national company providing St. John’s Episct^ial Church grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Perko, Stafford 7:30 p.m.. Midweek Lenten 10:10 to 11:30 a.m.. Grade 6 Saturday, Masses at 5 and the Hartford Electric Light Co 1970 Manager’s Rev. William Schneider from Alderson-Broaddus Col services in building mainten Rt. SO, Vernon Springs. His paternal grandmother is Mrs. Catherine Kuzem- Service. and 8 Youth Instruction. 7:30 p.m. Sales Award for the Manchester District. A 25- Rev. Anthony Mitchell lege, PhUUpi, W. Va. ance, industrial laundering, Rev. Robert H. Wellner, chak, Heilwood, Pa. 10 a.m.. Holy_ Communion.______4 p.m., Lutheran Women’s Sunday, Masses 7:80, A QUESTION »i 1*1 • « * solid waste disposal, pest con year HELCO veteran, Delany beat his sales quota She has done field work in Rector Nursery care. The Rev. Robert Mlssionaryl^ague. 10:30 a.m., noon, and 5 p.m. trol and building security in 18 of electric heaiting conversions, water heater sales Saturday Mass, 7 p.m. various churches and centers. Shuster, Jennifer Patricia, daus^tter of David and Bar nuoff, vicar of St. George’s « P "»- 7 p.m.. Youth Meeting. states, Puerto Rico and the and rentals by nearly 300 per cent. Sunday Masses, 7, 9:15, 10:30 including, St. John's Christian 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. bara Miller Schuster, 51 ’Didor Lane, Manchester. She was bom Caiurch, Bolton will preach. North United Methodist Church Wednesday, 7:30 p;m. Lenten Virgin Islands. ABOUT YOUk and 11 ;46 a.m. Center, Philadelphia, P a .; ______Sunday, 10 a.m.. Family Serv- March 3 at Manchester Memorial Hosidtal. Her maternal 300 Parker St. Worship with H<^y Communion. Camden (N.J.) Christian Cen- and Church”^ h ool. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Miller, St Thomas, Rev. Earie R. CJuster, ert Morra and James Norris. Virginia Islands. Her paternal grandparahts are Mr. and Mrs. Unitarian Unlversollst Society Thursday, 7:30 p.m.. Adult Pastor- Wins Insurance Award Vernon St. Matthew’s CPnrch ter; and churches in Norristown Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., Holy of Manchester The second i^iase, the house- Tolland ■ and Wayne, Pa., and PhlUlpi, communion. Jerome Schuster, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands. Bible Study Class. For the second consecutive to-house canvass, will be held 466 Main St. Friday, 7:45 p.m.. Council Rev. J. Clifford Chirtin, Pastor Holy 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship year, John N. Magee of Vernon Drug Problem in April. Wednesday, 9:80 a.m.. Rev. Arnold P. Westwood Meeting. In 1963, Mrs. Burt was crafts Communlm. Service. Sermon: “ Valuing Hu- has received the Ralph Love Scout Sunday INCOME Saturday, 9:30 a.m.. Sunday Vigil on Saturday at director at Camp Wightman, man Life.” Sacrament of Bap Award, presented to the lead To Be Topic Girl Scout Sunday will be ob 10:80 a.m.. Service. A special Grade Youth Instruction. ing first and second year H & R BLOCK guarantees 7 p.m. North Stonlngton, and a year St. Peter’s Episcopal Church tism. served tomorrow in the four Happenings for Teens meeting at which the board of ------9 am .. Church School. Nurs the accuracy of every re COMPLETE Sunday Masses, 8:30, 10:30, later was commissiimed a home Sand HUl Rd., South Windsor Of Ex-Addict churches of Bolton. Girls will RETURNS directors will present, discuss Sbcond Congregational Church ery and Grades 3 through 8. turn we prepare. If a ques and 11:45 a.m. missionary by the American Rev. James A. Birdsall, attend the church of their Saturday, M^Kh IS Friday, March 19 and adopt a two-year plan and United Church of Christ 10:30 a.m.. Church School. "Parents and the Drug Prob tion arises about your re Baptist (Convention. She also Vicar choice, then will be served a Drug Advisory (jenter, 647- Drug Advisory Center, 81 Iwdget. 385 N. Main ' St. Nursery, Kindergarten and turn, call the nearest Unitarian Meetliig House served as a program director ------lem,” will be the topic of the breakfast at St. Maurice Parish 9222, phone manned from Russell SL, 647-9222, open 8:30 Nursery, Church School. 'Rev. Felix M. Davis, Grades 1 and 2. BLOCK office. We'll stand 50 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford at the Bethel (Christian Center g and 10 a.m.. Family Serv- second in a series of Sunday Center from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 8 p.m.-3 a.m. a.m .-6 p.m., phone manned 6 ^ hOnister 7 p.m... Talk bcmk. by you at no extra cost. Rev. Nathaniel D. Lauriat p.m. Parents will be expected of the Baptist City Society, Bos- ice. Baby-sitting provided. East Side Rec, W est Side Rec, p.m ,-8 a.m. night Lenten programs being PARENTS' Church of Christ ------8 p.m., Middl-links discussion to provide transportation. It's just one of the many ton. ------open 1-6 p.m. gjaat aide. West Side, Com- Lydall and Vernon Sts. 10 a.m.. Morning Wor^p. group meets at the home of held at the Union Congregation year'round services you can UP 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Mrs. Burt has also been dl- gt. Mary’s Church Scouts who are members of Chmmunlty Y, open 1-5 p.m... munity Y recreation centers. Guest speaker: Miss Susan G. Marion McLagan. al Church. expect at H & R BLOCK. Nursery and Worship CSiurch rector of Christian education at Ehigene Brewer, Minister St. Maurice are asked to attend I » M 9keeK 1971 Rt. 31, Coventry Teen Center. 8-11 p.m. Dance g.io p.m. Dowds. Her tc^lc: “A Different ------'Hie Rev. Frank A. (tollazo, School. the First Baptist (Suurch, Rev. F. Bernard Miller, PMtor to "Ajax Company" . . .$1.50 at *Verplanck School the 9:15 a.m. Mass. GUARANTEE to "Ajax Company” . . .$1.50 at .yerplanck School, roller 9 a.m., Bible Classes for all Kind of Winter Vacation." Concordia Lutheran Church director of Youth Oiallenge of We guarantee accurate prepar,ptian of every tax return. Bridgeport, and the Southport Rev. Richard F. Rougfaan, the door (or area teens. Parish Meeting skating, 6-9:80 p.m. ages. Nursery throug^i Church School 40 Pitkin St. Greater Hartford Inc. will be If we make any errors that cost you any penalty or Congregational (Church. Assistant Pastor St. Maurice A parish meeting of St. Mau- Vernon Assembly of God MHS Bailey Auditorium, the 10 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: Grade 6. Rev. Joseph E. Boiuret, the guest speaker. ’Ihe Rev. Col Infcreif, we will pay fhof penolty or interest.______Her primary concerns are de ment, Bolton . ric church will be held 104 W. Main St., Rockville a,nint- .1 ^ . drama club presents "Summer "Seeing The Invisible.’’ ------lazo is a former drug addict. veloping teacher potential, pro Monday evening at 8:16 at the Rev. Elarl K. Pettibone, Saturday Mass, 7:30 p.m. T m e," tickets n at the door. 6 p*m., Worship. Sermon: - Center Congregational Church 9 and 10:30 a.m., Ptoly Com The title of the Lenten series viding resources for youth ac Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9:30 and 72' .tldkets at the door parish center. The purpose of Minister Saturday, March 20 “G<^ng Beyond What Is Writ- United Church of Chtrist munion, Church School, and is “People to People." The com H iR 76 for students a dollar for Just cut a hole in the wall, add some up-to-the-minute decor and a smart ar the meeting is to discuss the Jnc. tivities and in furthering the io:46 a.m. Drug Advisory Center, .81 Run- ten.” 11 Center St. Nursery. mittee feels the strong need is School, education program at the (Jom- adults or four bucks a famiyl. ray of kicky young fashions and what do you get?—presto, the new “Hole- formation of a parish council, AMERICA'S LARGEST TAX SERVICE WITH OVER 5000 OFFICES 9:46 a.m., Sunday sell St., 647-9222, open 8:30 ------Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Holy for parents and other adults to according to Pastor Robert classes for all ages. munity B^>Ust Church. First Congregational Church Sunday, March 14 in-the-Wall Boutique ’ for teen-age gal s and the college set. It’s all part of the MANCHESTER SHOPPING PABKADE a.m.-5 p.m., phone manned 6 First Church of Christ, IBnlster Communion. learn more about drugs and (3ronln. 11 a.m.. Worship-Service. United Church erf Christ MHS Pooh Brookfield St., 1-4 laitest addition to the Carriage House Beauty Salon and Boutique at 18 Oak the drug problem. There will be (Bear Lower Level) p.m.-3 a.m. Scientist Rev. Winthrop Nelson Jr., 5:45 p.m., Christ’s Ambassa Main St., Coventry p.m., lOH swimming instruc- East___ Side Rec, open 10 a,m.- Minister of Religious Education The Presbyterian Church St., just opened by Stanley and Loretta Savilonis of Manchester. Laura Lee a question and answer period. Monday thru Friday 9:60 a.m . to 9:00 p.m. 447 N. Main St. Manchester Evening Herald Saturday and Sunday 9:00 a.ni. to 5:00 p.m. dors youth group. Our Savior Lutheran Church Rev. James W. McBride, Uons for handicapped young- noon, and 1-6 p.m. 48 ^ruce SL Whelon, shop manager, here arranges a display of wigs. (Herald photo by Coe) School Lunches 230 Graham Road IjOnlster Bolton correspondent Judith . 7 p.m.. Evangelistic service. sters. ■ West Side Rec, open 1-5 p.m. 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sun-__ 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Third Sun- Rev. George W. Smith, Pastor The following hot lunches will PhoM M«^5440 South Windsor Monday, March IS Community Y, open 1-6 p.m. Donohue, tel. 649-8409. day School and Nursery. "Sub- ^ay in Lent. Morning Worship. ------ASSISTANT CASHIER High School, (toncord, N.H. and Sales Representative he served in the Elementary I . — ,NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY! i i Avery St. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, Pastor 9:46 a.m.. Church School, Drug Advisory Center, 81 . . . Teen Chnter, 8-11 p.m.. Schcxils next week: stance" is the subject of the ^he Rev. Mr. Simpson preach- 9:16 a.m ., Sunday School, John N. Magee attended the Evening Division Bradford D. George of Man Christian Reformed Church li a.m.. Nursery. Worship Russell St., 647-9222, open 8:30 look here next week (or the Mrs. Louise M. Stokes of Monday: Baked sausage and lesson-sermon. The Golden ^ Topic: ” Ixwe U Giving Classes for all ^ at the University of Hartford. chester has been appointed a 661 Avery St. 8:30 and 10:46 a.m., Worshli Service. a.m.-5 p.m., phone manned 6 name of the band , . . tickets agents of the Hartford agency Manchester has been promoted applesauce, mashed potato, ’Text: n Corinthians 9:8. Receiving.” 10:80 a.m.. Worship Service. She is married to Ernest H. sales representative tor the South Windsor Service. Holy Communion tit th( 5 p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Fel p.m.-3 a.m. $1.60 at the door for Manches- of Connecticut MUpial U fe. to assistant cashier of the Hart waxed beans, gingerbread with The Christian Science Read- ™ Shoppe, Nursery provided. Stokes, a teacher at Bolton National Casket Co. ’Die ap- 10:46 service on the first lowriiip. East Side, West Side, Com- ter teens, Woodruff Hall. 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Magee holds a bachelor’s de ford Naticmal BaiA and Trust topping. Rev. James A. Bonnema, ing Room, open to the public High School. They make their, POlRt^e,ent was announced by Sunday of each mmith, and at 7 p.m Senior Pilgrim Fel unity Y recreation centers, open gree from the University of Co. Hers was aipiing six new Tuesday: Hamburg on roll, Minister ------excent on hoUdavs is located at a.m., Youth-Adult Sem- home at 189A E. Middle ’Tpke. the 8:30 service on the third lowsfaip. 6-10 p.m. •Roller skating, elementary ^ ’ Inar in Federation Room. The (tonnecticut and has additional catsup and relish, french fried Buckley School, open 6-9:30 students from 6T:46 p.m .; sen- . . ' Nelson, leader, credits from Its Graduate potatoes, carrot sticks and | 9:46 a.m., Sunday School for Sunday, ’Two Manchester men recent A^ieirnri A p p lr lor high studente M d adulU P 0:30 p.m.. Youth FellFellowship, Preacher Head School.. Before joining Connect peaches. all ages. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School and g^cond Congrcgatiaoal Church P ly joined the Quarter Century Service. Adult Bible CHass. *Waddell School roller skat- from 8-9:30 p.m. . . . skate rent Junior High. icut Mutual Ufe in 1969, he was Wednesday: -Hot turkey sMd- la. a.m., ■ Worship United Church of Ohriot. Of Drug Center Oub at Pratt & Whitney Air m Nursery. Wednesday, 7:15 p.m.. Lenten Rt. 44A, Coventry ing from 6-9:30 'fim . '. . . see al,'imly a quarter. a teacher in the Vernon school wlch with g^avy, cranberry n ^ for details. ------Emanuel Lutheran Church The Salvation Army system. craft In East Hartford. ’Ihey sauce, buttered cabbage, lepre • 7 p.m.. Evening Service, Service. Rev. Robert K. B^told, The Rev. Frank A. Chllazo Pathfinders Club, Norman St., Your correspondents are Kar- Church and Chestnut Sts. 661 Main St. are Robert C. Bamlnj^iam, chaun cake. Minister will be the guest speaker at the A member of the Hartford 7:30-9:30 p.m., Alateens, open en Gilmore, 049-9276; Jim Deno Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Chpt. and Mrs. Lawrence J. (torrent Engine Project Engi Thursday: Raidoll ■with meat First Evangelical Lutheran Wesleyan United Methodist United Methodist Churches of Life Underwriters Association, eiR S ar ECORATIVE ACCESSORIES te teens with a relative or van, 649-3716; Joanne Roto, 649- Pastor neering, and Francis E. Mbn- sauce, tossed salad, pan rolls Church of Rockville Church 10 a.m.. Worship Service. Vernon and WlndsorviUe tomor he is also youth activities com frlend with a drinking problem. as are Candy Conway, Bruce J. Evenson, Intern 9:80 a.m., Sunday School. mittee chairman with the Rock ette. Experimental Test. Bam- juid butter, fruit jello with top Rev. Richard E. Bertram, Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington row. The Vernon service is at MANCHESTER - Hanchester Parkade MHS Pool, Brookfield SL, 649-6080, and Fran (Mra. Frank Classes for all ages. ville Elks Oub. He and his wife Ingham lives, at 238 Mountain ping. Pastor Rev. Harvey W. ’Tabw, Pastor 9:30 and the l^ndsorviUe serv (Jutt Below Kmgs) Vernon Uidted Methodist Women’s Swim Night, 6:309:30 -I-) Conway, 267 Hackmatack St. 9 and 10 a.m.. Divine Wor- io10:46;46 a.m.. Holiness Meet- and two sons live at 26 Knoll- Rd.. Monette at 70 Homestead Friday: Vegetable soup, ice is at 11 a.m. ‘Otanrah p.m. ------ship. Sermon by Pastor Ander- |ng. Nursery provided, wood IDr. St. toasted cheese sandwiches, 10:30 a.m.. The Servlte. 9:45 a-m., Sunday School The Rev. Mr. Collazo is the RL so WlUie’s Steak House, lOH son, "Our Only Basis for Se- 6:16 p.m.. Open air service pickles, potato chips, pears and HARTFORD - 300 Fannington AYvnue cnasses for all ages. Rev. Joe K. (hrpenter. curity.” Girl Scout Sunday will indoor prayer meeting, director c< Youth Challenge for Unemployment compensa cookie. Milk is served vrith all Bolton Congregational Church Fashion Show 8 p.m. . . tickets Retired Officers FRAMING COMPANY 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Minister be observed. 7 p.m.. Salvation meeting. Greater Hartford, Inc. tion claims tiled with the Man meals. Bolton (Jenter Rd. at the door . . . $1.60. MOVES Nursery. 8:56 and 10:40 a.m.. Church ______Youth Challenge is a new chester office of the State La Rev.-^J. Stanton Conover, MHS Rm A2S, 6:30-8 p.m., Conduct Services 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. 9:30 a.m „ Church Service. School (or three-year-olds Gospel Christian center for' young drug addicts Hie Manchester branch of bor De$>artment edged fraction (Minister 7 p.m.. Evening prayer. MCC presents “ Instrumental the Hartford Framing (to. will “OPEN SUNDAY” Nursery and Kindergarten Collegium’’ . . . free. The retired officers of the **»>^B*‘ G™de 8. Nursery (or FeUowship Interdenominational who will accept strict dlsclpUne ally higher again last week. Bolton classes. [anchester Corps of the Sal- Orange Hall and spiritual guidance as they move from 841 Broad St. to There were 275 new claims (li 10:16 a.m., (h urch School. SL Maurice Church, Bolton Tuesday, March 16 larger quarters at 639 MOln St., 10 A .M . — 6 P.M . 10:46 a.m.. Church School Drug Advisory Center, 81 vatlon Army wUl arrange and * ^ training ro v. PhUlp P. Saunders, Pastor attempt to r e ^ society. ed here during the week and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Rev. Robert W. Croin, Pastor Grades 1 thru 6. effective Monday, the firm an Cancer Drive Sermon: "The Challenge Of Russell St., 647-9222, open 8:30 conduct the 10:45 and 7 p.m. c°*“ se fw teachers, i ^ e ^ , or ------a native Pue^ Wean \^o the total of all claims reached ------7:30 p.m.. Junior and Senior nounces. Tucked into a Comer, This New "OM cover. Come In When You Have Lots of Cross Bearing." a m -6 pm rtione r^ed 6 services tomorrow at the anyone interested, will held io;3o a.m.. Adult Bible Study grew up in New York City, the 2,853, an increase of 12 over the Starts Today Saturday Mass, 5 p.m. Youth Fetiowshlp. n a m ' ^ ” CStadel. Board Boom, under the and open discussion. Sunday Rev. Mr. Collazo was a heroin Edward Molans, president, Stole” Witbiu-if Store Is Like a Step Buck Time Because There’s More to See Thom 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. preceding week, the depart- The first phase of the annual Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9:16 and ______E ^ t fflde West Side Com- combined years a t sor- MANCHESTER EVEOTNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1,971 PA G E EIGHT OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE BUGGS BUNNY THIS BEAUTY CREAM I'M CAN'T YOU BE I'LL PUT IT THIS WAV: HE TALKBP THE I W O N 'T SEULINJ' IS SUPER, PETUNIAl MORE SPECIFIC? USIN' THIS IS SORTA A^AILN^A^^ INTO REALLV IT 'L L D O I V O N D E R ^ LIKE PRESSIN' TH' TiaYlN<& IT .' 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This completely^ We Give Green Stamps Baby, Household, Party did — about vour budget your o** hotel, and in moat caaes you SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1971 PAGE FOUETEEN iianrlffBtw lEvPtting !l|praUi Hehron Andover Social Hearing Wednesday Stocks Drift O bituary A bill concerning town Residents Security purchase of the privately Just U nder Building Permit Issued John J. Brown owned Manchester Water Co. will be? up for public John J. Brown, 86, of Hart hearing in the State Capitol M agic 9 0 0 To Construct Gas Station WantI-84 ford. father of Mrs. Juliette Hike Pushed on Wednesday at 2 p.m. In Gilbert of Manchester, died A building permit was Issued quesUtm as to the eleyatltm of (Continued from Page One) Room 410, and not Tuesday, NEW YORK (AP) — The Thursday at Hartford Hospital. yesterday to Petroleum Mar- maximum ground water Iwel Out of Town as printed in yesterday's stock market salvaged small Other survivors are his wife. at age 65 rangfe from $64 to keters Inc. by Richard Keefe, as Ins^cUrai after a ^ Herald. gains during the past week as Andover residents want Rt. 5 sons, 11 grandchildren and 11 $i»3.70, emd from $96 to $290.60 The bill, co-sponsored by prices drifted and the Dow Srfle^hlSTSeri at Ly great -grandchildren. ^he Senate bill I-»* to stay out of town. Manchester's three state about one foot above the level. .Jones industrial average failed com er of Wall St. and Rt. 316. At a vote called last night, The funeral will ^ Monday ^alse this to $100 to representatives, would He did state though that to hold above 900. Oons|ruction of the statical heid at 8:15 a.m. from the Thomas $213.10 for individuals and $150 amend an act adopted in "subsequent observatlcais have some 200 townspeople rejected been stopped after a Feb. 23 F. Farley Fimeral Home, 96 to $319.70 for couples. May 1959. It would eliminate "A s bull markets grow older, shown the ground water level all the proposed alternates with pubUc hearing called by the Webster St., Hartford, with a The Senate bill contains two a celling on interest rates successful investment thinking to decline quickly following the exception of the most north solemn Mass of requiem at St. other liberalizations of Social for the purchEuse and would should grow younger," said rob- Planning and Zcxiing Commis such a heavy rain, and it is erly route A, which goes pri Augustine's Church at 9. Burial Security. raise bond-payment limits ert Stovall, research director sion pending approval of re doubtful that ground water marily through the Town 0$ will be in the West Cemetery, One would boost by 5 per cent to 30 years. for Reynolds & Co. vised plans for the subsutface would adversely affect the func Coventry. Plainvllle. special payments to a limited "Specifically, we've had a sewage disposal system by the tion of the system." . At what First Selectman Per Friends may call at the fu- group of 600,000 persons 72 and blue-chip, Dow-domlnated mar State Department of Health The Health Department feels cy Cook called a public hear eral home tonight from 7 to over who do not qualify for reg- ket until recently," he said------J O J Since then the Health Depart- j^at the system will function ing, and mOierators Andrew 9 and tomorrow from 2 to 4 ulEur Social Security benefits. Berlin Vote "Now, younger ideas are Heads jQUadrOn ment hq^ been working with properly for the proposed use if Gasper clarified as a public and 7 to 9 p.m. The other would allow persons over and radical growth stocks Bernard Stone of the Hub Cor- installed according to plan. meeting, Jresldents raised The family suggests that me retired under Social Security to and estebU^ed growth stocks prank H. Gakeler of 21 Cobb mrai^n. engineers hired to plan Hov^ver, te^ey recommended questions from the floor regard morial contributions may be earn up to $2,400 a year without Seen Having are doing than genral Rd. Iasi night waa elected the sewage system, and Keefe that the construction be under ing the proposed routes. made to the Hartford Heart loss of any benefits. The ceiling mature stocks. commander of the Manchester attempting to work out a sys- the supervision of a consulting The general atmosphere at the Fund. ^ ^ now is $1,680. Wide Effect Noting that, the general ,mar- pow er Squadron at Its annual tern that would cover require- engineer "since elevations■' “ ™ " and gathering was dismal. In posing The Nixon administration has l^et was d o^ ^tter tl^ the meeting at the Masonic Tern- ments of the Public Health Code. exact location are extremely questions to the state highway Thomas A. Hickey recommended a Social Security (Continued from Page One) Dow average of 30 industrial pie. He succeeds John F. May- Revised plans submitted by Important In this parUcular department officials and the rep Thomas A. Hickey, 69, of boost be handled this year In a Indicate. Stovall hjBW. stone at the hearing were re- C&BG* * • resentative from the engineer D 1 — V'Vr ''tt i''* Dackaire contalninir welfare re- ^ Soclallat Unity party said: “ The more markets parti- Radio Council Bristol, brother of Mrs. Helen containing welfare as In East Germany, hopes to dpants beUeve In a buH market. Other. officers elected are viewed and turned' down by ing firm, many people express Thomas.______Wilke, ______lieutenant___ __ com- iheodore C. Wlllerford,______prlncl- There virlll be a meeting of ed disappointment...... with...... the...... an-Hyman of Manchester, died welfare revision is a hieh- advantage of these faetors. the more venturesome thev he. mander executive; Donald Le- pal Sanitary Engineer of the the Area Radio Cwncll swers given them andtee entire ™ ly complicated subject which come In growth stocks." Pard, iieiitonant lieutenant commander ontntniinrtAi- Environmental MnalthHealth SeTVlcesServices row evening at 6 :30 in uiejh io> kw ^ situation was poorly planned. Hospital, after a short illness. take Congress months to the party membership ^he Dow hovered all He also leaves another sister. U1 week administrative; Ernest Cox, of tee State Department of Office Building which ^ One of the strongest objec has expanded. ^elow tee 900 level , a point pecretary: Robert King, assist- Health. followed ^ ^ v sn tions to a northerly route was at’T l ‘o which tee social ^o get Into tee city ^ l l a - l-^ V r^ M ch I t ^ n;;tit ct^^i^dclofied *____« H______e i ^»A M " “iT a'letter dated Feb oa 20. tn to Amateur Amateur Radio Radio Club at 7.30. will stated as being the fact that the a Home iT v J ^ s t sT b^ S ^ ? provisions are attached tre^rerr^PhUlp M. or Me,^ H UtUe, Hebron's Also meeUng tomorrow road would have to go through ai Home, I9l west st., Bristol, would raise tee noti/mpinational debt 5 per cent of tee total vote. now finished the dav at 904.60. ----- .______" ...... be the American Legion 4th with a Mass of requiem at St. Dow finished tee day at 904.60. Dasher, assistant treasurer; DlKctor of Health, WUlerford the Nathan Hale forest. Here, a limit to $430 billion, an all-time District at tee Legion Hall and Joseph Church at 9. Buriad will Hie Inability of tee Dow to ^m am Howes, educational of- pointed out five deficiencies in report received from a state record and $35 billion above the successfully penetrate tee 9M ^ b- {he proposed system, tee American Legion 4th Dis forester was presented, which be in St. Joseph Cemetery. present ceiling mark early in the week was cit- „„ ^laUans officer. concluded, "we trict Auxiliary at tee Town Of Friends may call at tee funer- InTinVrf’; said that the forest Is certainly The administration has said it ed by many broke™ as ^ e rea- «>fflcers any plan fice Building. Bote meetings al home tomorrow from 2 to 5 Police Loq more capable of handling high needs this Increase by Tuesday will start at 3 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. son for some Investor hesltaUom assume their posts at a sewage disposal could be way pollution than a river. An to avoid embarrassment to the School Lunches The Dow average whlOT change-of-command dinner on pjippared which would meet The menu at the elementary other point made was that a Treasury in meeting govern ARRESTS gained .34,to 898.34 on tee week, April 17 at Valle's Steak House Code require- „ext ^11 Mrs. Stephen Oimura Sr. ment obligations. forest Is replaceable, whereas Steven T. Hansen, 20, of 836 but Standard & Poor's 800-stock hi Hartford ^ ^ auT” ife rec- next wui mashed Mrs. Frances Opalacz ------Hartford Rd., charged with pos- index was steead .61 to 99.57, the Monday a river is not. artford Rd., charged with pos- Index was ahead .61 to 99.57, the ------ommended ended ^ that t the owner at- potato, harvard beets, fruit The people's supJ)ort for a Chmura, 52, of East Hartford, WA3HINGTON (AP) — These session of marijuana, this New York Stock Exchange In tempt to acquire addlUonal c„cfetaU. wife of Stephen Chmura Sr., are examples of Increases In dex of 1,300 common stocks was route which would keep out of morning after a motor vehicle property In order to adequately Tuesday: Hamburg pizza,.gar- died yesterday at her home. She monthly Social Security pay up .36 to 54.83 and the American Air Force Jet the town as much as possible. check on Tolland 'Tpke. Hansen provide for subsurface sewage salad, pears, was tee sister of Mrs. Stella ments teat would result from released on a promise to Stock Exchange’s price-change If not completely, waa based f>n disposal. Wednesday: Oven-fried chlck- the small size of the town, the Knybel and Mrs. Ann Blasco, tee bill passed by the Senate March 29. index advanced .17 to 25.88. Is Sent After both of Manchester, Frank Friday: After receipt of this letter, parsley diced potato, cran- fact that It Is a valley town, the Only tee Associated Press 60- tee eng;ineers worked up a sec- berry sauce, com , lime Jello. fact teat tee Hop River is still Opalacz of South Windsor, and Present Law Senate Provision William Munroe,' 45, of 501 stock average among leading in Young’s Body Mrs. Josephine Dorunda of Individual Individual ond set of revised plans Incorp- Thursday: Spaghetti, cabbage, one of the cleanest in tee state, Hilliard St. charged with breach dices lost ground, closing down LAG06, Nigeria (AP) — A orating the changes covering carrot and raisin salad, bread, that town would be Irreparably Rockville. $64 $100 of peace, and intoxication, yes .1 at 313.5. $100 U.S. Air Force 0135 airtved In the deficiencies. gingerbread with topping. - damaged by being split In two, She Is also survlvored by a $80 terday evening at his home. $100 $110 Bradbury K. Thurlow, analyst i^ o s today to fly the body o f wlllerford also reviewed BYlday: Fish sticks, french the historical Importance of the son, two daughters, her mother, Munroe was released on $100 . $125 $137.50 for Hoppin, Watson & Oo., also yvrhltney M. Young Jr. to New these plans and Informed UtUe fries, Jello-carrot salad, fruit area and the values, aims and four other brothers, three other non-surety bond and Is schedul commented on tee shift of Inter- — - ...... $150 $165 York as American civil rights a March 9 letter that "in dessert, projections of the townspeople. sisters, and nine grandchildren. ed for court March 29. est away from blue chips and The fimeral will be Monday $190 $200 activists, African and U.S. polit- view of tee changes, we feel Consensus appeared to be Senate Provision into more speculative Issues. leal leaders and representatives tbat tee sewage disposal sys- Manchester Evening Herald, teat*a route tiuwigh tee at 8:15 a.m. from tee Benjamin Present Law Couple Couple WlUlam P. O'Keefe, 17, of 57 "In short, conditions are Ideal of American industry gathered tern may be approved.” Hebron correspondent, Anne Bolton Notch (which Bolton, fa- Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 $96 $160 Downey Dr., charged yesterday for tee Incubation of broad- to eulogize him. However, there was still some Emt, Tel. 228-3971. vors) imd staying to tee north Main St., East Hartford, with a $150 with tampering with a motor based speculative enthusiasm," President Nixon dispatched of town or In Coventry, would solemn high Mass of requiem $120 $160 $166 vehicle, and released to tee he said. the giant Jet sent after Toung, give Andover accessabllity to at St. Rose Church, East Hart- $187.50 $206.25 Glastonbury police.- Newten D. Zinder, analyst for executive director of the Nation- tee highway without tee atten- at 9. Burial wUl be In Manchester Area $225 $247.60 E. F, Huttwi & Co., pointed out gj Urban League, died Thursday Duplicate Bridge dant damaging factors present Veterans Memorial Field, Hlll- $285 $313.50 William W. Edwards, 33, of that when the market sagged swimming In tee Atlantic. In other routes. It was also felt side Cemetery, East Hartford, Coventry, charged with operat- late in the week “selling. In- ^jje results of an autopsy par Rockville Youths teat that route would be more Friends may call at tee fu- ing a motor vehicle with a de- stead of feeding on Itself, foi-med______Friday_ were____ _ not______made Results last night In a^upli- advantageous to the Town of neral home tonight from 7 to Charged With Members Sought fectlve exhaust , system, this seemed------to dry . up.” . public. But reliable sources s^d cate bridge game at tee I^- Coventry, which will be shortly ® and tomorrow from 2 to 4 morning mi Main Court date In addition to, tee slackened Young, who was 49, died from a Ian-American Club are: North- holding a public hearing on the and 7 to 9 p.m. March 29. trading, Zinder saw another heart attack and intake of wa- South, William Zlemann and Break at Store same matter. By Smarteens positive volume indication in the ter. Joseph Marcello, Joseph Although officials kept stress fact that turnover In advancing____ Young’s __ elder _ daughter, _ ___ Mrs. Toce and Louis Hmpo?^ Steven Secore, 17, of 162 South Bennet Smarteens, a youth Keith Rebertson, 17, of 202 ing that a final decision will not issues was virtually equal to Robert Boles, Is expected In La- ond; Myles Walsh and Sydney and Bruce Secore, 10, of 114 gproup concerned with tee prob Oak Grove St., charged with be made for many months yet, Officer Sees breach of neace and resisting volume In declining stocks. gos from Morocco today with Wyde, third. Main____ St., bote in Rockville were lems of drug abuse, have the fact Is that at some point arrest vesterdav in connection Of tee 1,808 issues traded on her husband and daughter. His Also, East-West, Mr. and Mrs. arrested on Circuit Court around April 1, the enerlneering launched their annual member wUii a annwhall and rock throw- the Big Board during tee week, widow remained at their home Albert LaPlant, first; Edward Career Over warr^ts yesterday and firm of Charles A. MaGuire and ship campaign, hoping to in- Ing ^ Incidenti L S _ at_____ thetee______l^cheTterMancnesier 969____ advanced and 7M decUned. m New Rochelle, N.Y. Conway and John Descy,_____ sec- 12 Associates will submit their (Continued from Page One) crease Its ranks to 400 mem- , parking lot. He fled Seven stocks hit new 1971 lows The Jet will return to New ond; Donald Weeks and Robert charged with breaking and en^ York with Young's body Sun- Kemp, third, recommendations to tee state bera this year. The drive, ac' when being arrested by Officer Mriille 325 Issues touched new tering. for ai^roval. The state then going to do anything, was going rented by posters, daily Inter- highs for tee year. day, and tee Urban League said .pjjg game, sponsored by tee J. D. Ferguson, and was later Police say the boys allegedly wlll call a public hearing which to keep putting you off? Friday Nixon will attend the fu- Manchester Bridge Club, Is com announcements and per apprehended by another officer Volume for the week on tee entered a package store at the is open to everyone, giving 90- a . Really convinced? Where I neral In New York Tuesday, played eaA Friday at 8 p.m. sonal contacts, will continue at tee Center. When Ferguson Big Board was 91.68 million com er of 'ihllage and Ward Sts. day notice; at this hearing the knew I had to make this move? After tee service, the body will uie clubhouse, 135 Bldridge through March. Any Bennet arrived there to arrest him, shares compeu'ed with 8.37 mil The store was burned out in a recommended route . Is pre- A week ago. Because what hap- be carried by train to Louisville, piay is open to tee public. student may enroll by filling Robertson kicked the officer, lion shares tee previous week. fire several weeks ago. They sented for acceptance. pened is, see,.they've been tell- k y „ -t o lie In state until burial j^g^t BYlday, Manchester out an application form. who used a blackjack to sub Arlen Realty, up Ic to 16% mi were released mi nmi-surety ------Ing me all along next monte Smarteens officers this year Wednesday at Lexingtmi. bridge players may partliclpate ^ in due him, 891,600 shares was tee Big Manchester Evening Herald we'll get this wound up, next are, Scott Vinci, chairman; most-actlvely traded Andover correspondent Anna monte. . . Frisina, Tel. 742-0347. I told teem I was gcAng down, file tee charges. And I guess Plans for tee remainder of Robertson was r^eMed on a includ- that the Rev. Jesse Jacksmi. an similar charity event. renvUle, was charged last night they didn't believe me. Because the year Include a slogan con $20000 non-surety bond and Is pannle Mae, up 1% at 63% associate of tee late Dr. Martin ------with intoxication tmd released I was told again, career, etc., test, a field trip to a dmg re scheduled for court March 29. Laos D rive etc. And here I am. habilitation center, and a Smar on 763,000 shares; Southern Cal- Luther King Jr., would deliver Results In a Thursday mom- on a promise to appear bond for Ifomia Edison, up % at 31%; the main eulogy today In the i^ bridge game at tee Man- court appearance in Rockville Q. You assumed teat because teens dance. This past year, AOOTOENTS and Occidental Petroleum, Christ Church Anglican Cathe- ehester Country Club are Mrs. April . of the accusations and tee Inves Smarteens was co-sponsor of 6 N ear End A summons charging him down % to 18% ‘Jral. Rustln said Young had de-. jjeal Tyler and Mrs. T. J. tigation teat tee Army would “Courage,” a play presented by Leonard Lajole, 48, of Rock with failure to drive right, and take some action? former addicts from Daytop; The five most-active stocks on scribed Jacks^ as “ my splrl^: Crockett, first; Mrs. Nels John. ville was charged with improper (Oontinned from Page One) driving a motor vehicle without al leader” shortly before his son and Mrs. ’Thomas Johnston, and brought "Operation (Set ■the Amex were: backing after he struck a park a license was'Issued early this death. long from now, by tee end of tee Smart,", a presentation by state Instmment Systems,* up 3% to second; Mrs. George Lawrence ed car last night on Village St. and Mrs. C. C. Lukas, third; monte, but we will still have prison Inmates, to Bennet. morning to Frails ^M Trom- 10% on 788,800 shares; Loew’s while backing out of a parking Youth Arredted Mrs. Thomas Wolffe and Mrs. some troops around,” eald a S m a rteen ^ lso made a flnan- »>ley, 23, ^ 1 3 6 BisseU S t^ a fto Corp.’s warrants, down 1 at lot. Court date April 6. ranking South Vietnamese offi his car hit a parked one on Frank DeToUa, fourth. clal contribution to tee Man 19%: Mite Oorp., up 1 to 8%; Brian Polstal, 24, of Ellington cer. He said by staying near tee In Break Case Parker St. near Franklin St. W idow s Say The game is played each chester Dmg Adidsory Center. Asamera Oil, off % at 18; and was charged with failure to border, the South Vietnamese belonging to Tom B, Robertson Thursday at 9:30 a.m. at tee Responding to a complaint Smarteens is affiliated with Nytronlcs, down % to 4% on drive in the proper lane after will have shorter supply lines of La Mirada, Calif. (3ourt date country club. H ay is open to last night, police picked up a Smart International, a Cali 308,300 shares. M in ers F elt with less likelihood they will be for Trombley Is March 29. the pubUc. his car left the road last night I Manchester youth outside tee fomia organization founded by and struck a tree off Wlndsor- cut. Cap and Cork Package Store at youngsters who felt that tee Results In a Wednesday morn A summons charging her with ville Rd. (Jourt date April 6. “ We will move beck and forth 485 N. Main St. and charged dmg abuse problem could best Death Inkling ing bridge game at tee Oom- making an Improper lane Reynold L. McLanson, 19, of Into Laos like we have been him with attempted" breaking he deterred by youngsters Cease-Fire ^ . munlty Y are Mrs. Susan Felice doing in Cambodia,” he said, change was Issued yesterday 84 West St., was charged witA and entering, and carrying a themselves. (Continued from Page One) Marylbu Oonlon, first; "but we’ll srtay close to the bor morning to Sheila M. Lewis of failure to obey a traffic control dangerous weapon. ------One of teem, Mrs. Lawrence Mrs. Kitty AnsaWl and Mrs. 16 N. Elm St. after a collision C a lle d F o r slg;nal at Dart Hill Rd. and Rt. der.” Police say John D. Burdick, The farthest into Laos tee on W. Middle Tpke. near the Gray, said her husband told her Myrtle Odium, second; 83. He Is also scheduled to ap 18, of 75 Union St. had a six- that primer cord, an illeg'al de- S'!*®™!® Shorts and M ^ . WiyUls South Vietnamese went -was to Golda Meir Bids Buckland cut-off by Center St. pear In Rockville Court, April inch hunting knife on his person B y Newsm en tonator, was used In tee mine Pierson, third. The game is Sepone, a major objective 25 between her car and one driven 6. when arrested. and that federal mine In^iectors played each Wednesday at 9 miles west of tee border along For Peace Team by Arthur E. Dobranskl of 61 COVENTRY The arresting officer, Leonard (Continued from Page One) came to the mine but did not go a.m. at tee Community Y, 79 N. (Continued from Page One) Englewood Dr. Court, date Hl^way 9. '7*’® *^®'^ Bonneville said he searched tee . . . ______In Main St. A six-week series will Keith W. Goode, 41, of Hart said troops of tee 1st Infantry ... , . . March 29. ford was issued a re-arrest war Dlvistonmet only Bght resls- govemtment Is putting pressure n w te*^ tete^ for almost one All eight said their husbands start next Wednesday, and a suspects said to be lurking ^-n tee Israelis and said that de nicate with teem for almost one trophy will be awarded tee win rant, yesterday morning, charg tance today as they began tee said to be lurking r«n the laraelia and said that de- On Main St. near Cambridge year,” tee committee said. in tee rear. He said he found spite some differences “we are ner. ing him with operating under flnal phase of tee operation. St. a collision yesterday after The 17 correspondents disap- violation, suspensiwi and operating under Burdick flattened against tee dealing with teem In a very peared during tee opening Troy Lee BowUng, broteer-ln- rear door out of sight. frie-dly way.” noon Involved cars driven by peared during tee opening . < the influence of liquor or drugs. Julia O’Sullivan of 52 N. Elm phase of tee allied operation in law of Price Henson, a victim of An inspection of tee door re- Yitzhak Rabin, Israel’s am- He was to have been presented St. and Glnette L. Grundmann Cambodia last year and were the M^t, ^d^Hensim told Wm VFW Observing vealed fresh paint scrapings by bassador to the United i^tates, Church Plans in East Hartford Circuit Court, of Glaystonbury. presumed captured by Commu about tee troubles at tee mine. the lock casing, he reported. confirmed Roger’s statement "We was talkin’ about it and he yesterday. 40th Birthday Burdick was taken to head- sflid on Israeli television - nlst forces. Prayer for POWs ANDOVER In the west parking lot of said he thought he might quit. I quarters where he-was booked, that "large sections of the asked him ■why. He said, ‘Every The Zion Evangelical Luther- Arvln Labier Jr., 20, of \W1U- The VFW and its Auxiliary and then released on $500 non- American rubllc” firmly opnose the Bennet Junior High School will have a 40th Anniversary yesterday afternoon a car time we shoot I can see a blue an Church will have (i special y'®® charged ^yrtte driv- surety bond. ^ Imposed solution In tee Mld- Tax Collections blaze cf fire running tee rib of , . Ing too fast for conditions early dinner-dance tonight starting at He is scheduled to appear in die East driven by Kathleen Luby of 62 prayer for prisoners of war and ^ ^ 3 morning after his car left 7 at the Post Home. court March 29. Devon Rd. hit a parked car be- the coal.’ ” At $13^59,618 Later, a U.S. Buretui of Mines men missing In action In Viet- Rt. e in Andover, knocked down The poet was founded on Imglng to Bohdan Cuprak H of nam, during tomorrow’s 9 a.m. eig^t guard poets, went down March 18, 1931 and Its charter Funds totalling 7B.8 per cent 257 Tolland ’Tpke. service, it has been announced embankment and rolled contains 200 names. The auxil , ^ ^ „ J. Thomas Mark, said such de- of Manchester’s General Fund gcriptions tend to confirm tee over. Labier was not Injured. iary was formed on May , P rop osal Would Provide At Stone and Center Sts. yes by tee Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, 6 have been received by the town cause the federal agency as- He Is scheduled to appear in i 631. Until 1936, aU of tee or- terday morning a car driven pastor. threugh Feb. 28. ’Ihls totals cribed to tee explosion. ’The bu- Manchester Circuit Court 12 ganlaaticn’s activities took by Jorma Nurmi of 39 Foxcroft 'The Rev. Dr. J. A. O. Preus, Sale Dates on Perishables $13,269,618. reau concluded that a hleh-ex- March 29. place in tee Manchester Arm Dr. hit a disabled veliicle be international president of the Itiss Meredith Rourke of All perishable products sold The date a plosive fuse, banned In under- , ^ ory. en tee package longing to Reuben Irwin of 571 A ^ t 94.8 per cent of I ^ Luteei^an Cteurch - Missouri Storrs, was charged with faU- In 1986, tee flrst home, the retail in Connecticut would be Chester’s property taxes have * ‘ ^ Synod, has issued an aoneal for would be tee last date of per- Center St. ______k *oot out a rock celling in tee aii ure to drive right after her car former Loomis homestead, was stamped with a date which been coUected through Feb. 28.00 , . ... mltted sale by tee retail store. a tall f®liKiou8 leaders around tee skidded on a steep hUl (Bunker purchased. On March 9, 1944, would indicate tee last day a COMPLAINTS This brings to' $10,898,624 the J ® world to join in a modem cru- HiU Rd.) and struck a tree it was demolished by fire, and product may be sold. If tee Gen- The committee has defined The lock on a Thompson Rd. amount coUected so far tela sade to aid tee prisoners of war Thursday, the present Post Home was eral Assembly adopts a propos- perishable .products as: Meat, apartment building basement year and leaves a balance \ . kljr following iln, and It is ground water Ifect the func- i .” . Nirtment feels will function tropoeed use If ing to plan, recommended tlon be under fKanrlfpBtFr t a consulting MAR. 13 thru MAR. 19 elevations and Ettmtt0 If^rald T V Shows lir r a lii ire extremely ils particulM ; ounctl a meeting of council tomor- 30 in the Town Arte’s Show Ver-ry Interesting which win bb leeting of the 31ub at 7:30. tomorrow will Jose Ferrer: m " Legion 4th Bing^ Elke eglon Hall and His Thoughts egion 4th Dls- t the Town Of- On Television Guest On loth meetings p.m. Channel 30 unches Oscar-winning actor Jose Fer die elementary rer—a versatile man familiar be: with all media—compared per The helmeted German romps 'loef, mashed forming for television, movies, with a line of dancing girls, beets, fruit the theater and the supperclub. the slick-haired Russian leads “The satisfaction that I ex a naval battle and the Little >urg pizza, .gar- perience from singing and per Old Man walks through the forming in a supperclub is en screen of a Swedish movie, in ,ren-fried chlck- tirely different from that of "Ver-r-ry Interesting,” Arte i potato, cran- the theater, films or television,” Jchnscn’s first special, guest n, lime Jello. said Ferrer, who received his starring Bing Crosby and Elke f'hettl, cabbage, Oscsir for the title role in Sommer, on the NBC Television (1 salad, bread, "Cyrano de Bergerac,” a part Network Thursday. 1 topping. ■ which he performed on the Also guest-starring are Billy sticks, french stage, translated successfully to E>e Wclfe, Joe Fl)mn, Nancy >t salad, fruit fUm and subsequently re-creat Kulp and Peter Marshall (host ed twice on television. of NBC-TV’s "The Hollywood Squares).” veiling Herald, Ferrer was in California, on The' German, the Russian MHident, Anne one of his frequent trips from and the elderly gent all are 71. his home in Old San Juan, Puerto Rico, for a starring role played by Arte, who also ap oppcsite Peter Ustinov in the pears as the Boring Professor "Hallmark Hall of Fame” adap and, for a change, himself. te r Area tation of Paddy Chayefsky's, As the little German, Wolf- Broadway comedy-drama, g;ang Busch, Arte fronts a line } Youths "Gideon,” which will be color of chorus cutles in a produc cast on the .|1B C Televtslcn tion number entitled, ".Amer d With Network March 28. ican Beauty Rose,” spotlight ing Miss Sommer in the title it Store "On television, I try to be role. In a garden of long- anything but myself,” he con stemmed “ flowers” — blonde, 17, of 162 South tinued. "I try to be the char brunette and redhead — .Arte acter I am supposed to be por score, 16, of 114 picks the rose (Elke). traying (in ‘Gideon,’ for in With Bing, Arte and Peter 1 Rockville were stance, he personifies the Angel team up to bring back, for the n Circuit Court a t the Lord), and I do anything first time on television. The yesterday and I can to persuade the audience Rhythm Boys, the vocal trio that I am not Jose Ferrer.” leaking and en- with which Crosby hit the big When performing in night time seme 40 years ago. The clubs, a relatively new pursuit three sing one of the original I boys allegedly for Ferrer, he takes the oppos Rhythm Boys’ hits, "When the g e store at the ite approach. Blackbirds smd the Bluebirds s and Ward Sts. “ I try to be Jose Ferrer, and Got Together." Bing also solos turned out in a to make the audience feel that “There’s Nothing I Haven’t leks ago. They they are in my living room, Sung About,” a musical com on non-surety that they are my guests and posite of song titles he has appearance in thqt I am there to entertain made famous. 12, Rockville, them and make sure they enjqy Arte, as the Russian, Pyotr themselves. I particularly enjoy Resmenke, gets so carried shel, 66, of War- the human and personal con Facing the Music from different artistic angles are, clockwise from bottom away by his studies of Amer arged last night ( tact I have with my supperclub center, Russian ballet dancer Rudolf Nureyev, British singer Tom Jones, son- ican history that he Imagines n and released audiences.” stress Barbra Streisand and composer-pianist Burt Bacharach. All appear in himself as John Paul Jones in appear bond for battle aboard ship issuing com se in Rockville ‘l>ue to a demanding tele Bacharach special to be broadcast in color on Sunday over Channel 3 (CBS). vision and stage schedule, Fer mands—in his Russian accent. rer said, he does not have as De Wolfe and Flynn are his le, 48, of Rock- much time he would like for bewildered aides. id with improper supperclub appearances. Nureyev Leaps for Bacharach Arte, as the Little Old Man, B struck a park- “ And it seems unlikely that goes into a movie theater to it were reported; > be towed. Miss leduled to appear Orcuit Court lH. ULAND , 29, O f Weather- RockvlUe, was sday with unsafe an accident on Rt. Stoy was backiiig I northbound lane ,, ay when his car 1 the rear by one iissell Kaplan of MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. 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