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- Teamsters Yale Strike ^ Separated X Approaches ,Ori Strike iowdown ®y 'THE A8800IATED PRESS Striking Teamaten Union NEW HAVEN, 6am. (AS>)-^ membere acroea the naUon ere Yale University, faced with f) divided on whether to end their showdown between President wildcat trucking strike and re- Kingman Brewster and laaders turn to work. of a student Strike, wlU be leav­ masident truckers In Los An- X ing the issue In the hands o t Its _ geles voted overwhelmingly 12 residential colleges Oils w^sk, over the .weekend to reject a as they meet and vote on wtisth- tentative'national contract andv... er to continue the strike. St. Louts Teamsters reaffirmed Brewster, in a statement re­ their decision to remain, on - t leased Sunday, ordered Yale* strike. However, Teamsters in, deans to expect students back Cleveland decided to go back/ In class on Tuesday. work today. .V>4. ' But the student strike leaders, About 6,000 striking C ^ elan d who had met earlier Sunday drivers were expected back on with Brewster, issued their own their Jobe alter a Vote of'9S1 to statem'ent—escalating their de­ 378 Sunday to end their strike. mands for ending the strike and The Cleveland vote came two maintaining that Brewster hod days a f ^ Teamsters in Akron, not yielded enough when he an­ Ohlo^ decided to eirf their wUd- swered their original five de­ strike. Involving 4,000 drlv- mands. The strike leaders were ask­ Desplte the urging of their le­ ing Yales’ undergraduates for a gal president to return to work. vote on .continuing the 2H-week- Teamsters Local aoo In St. Louis old strike, and > calling Brew­ voted 1,969 to 1,794 In *aV0r of ster’s response,., so far ''unaatis- continuing their 33 day-old wild­ factory.” ■’'<1 X » v cat strike. But Brevraiter Was. nayi^ ‘Tf. Before the St. Louis vote, I read 0>e fhood of ^ faculties DonaM Lane, president of Local and students correctly, there is 600, told members, "I don’t, see a widespreful urge to resto** ; ' a damn thing to be gained by academic, expectations.". ' not returning to work. You need Whether tlud eentiment waA to be bringing In paychecks.” indeed wldeiRiread wsui N Violence erupted in St. Louis ed to show Up lii the individual and Cleveland as some trucking college meetings as kiudents vot­ firms attempted to make ship­ ed on eontinuing the strike—and ments. About 300 striking St. on the new set of demands. Louis Teamsters tried to pre­ The- first of .Riis five original vent a convoy of trucks from demands had been for Tele to leaving the yards of Consolidat- seek an “end to the Injustico"' ,ed Frelghtways Sunday night. of tile approaching trial h en of X Police said trucks and police •• '7 eight Black Panthers,' inchi n g - cars were bombarded with ^ta^onal Chairman Bobby d. rocks and bricks. A police es­ cort was provided for the con­ Brewster, aocordUg fb the voy, which was bound for Kan­ -students, offered only to eak sas City. kl Yale officials to ratify his sta^ , Two policemen and two pick­ ment that "Yale cannot, rem tw ets were treated at a hosi^tal [/.S . Officers neutral vdiere Justice is ocn- for injuries and released. Six The Ways of War Berets Train cenied.” strikers were arrested and Two boys, at left above, flee combat operations his fist into a tied Viet Cong prisoner in the opera­ “ Our demand' has not been , booked on suspicion of g^ eral Face Muddle with other civilians inside the Cambodian border tions. South Vietnamese troops' took some 100 pris­ met,” , the strike steering com- ' peace distui^bance. while, at right, a South Vietnamese soldier rams oners in search for Cong. (AP Photofax) Cam hodian mlttee said, "and the substitute - St Louis' entire second shift offered is Inadequate. It is an of about 200 policemen was kept In Cdnthodia evesten o f the issub.f* -, on overtime as a precaution Mercenaries ' The steering committee’s oth­ when the trucks began to ^ v e . er four demands dealt vdth Tale ' ISklitor’s Note: American and The tentative national ^ n - SAIGON (AP) — A merce­ Corporation involvement in col­ ______i_____ . Vietnamese ground forces have tract calks for a pay Increase of ______, nary force of 800 tro c^ trained lege and community issues: low- >1 in h^... .a engaged on major opera­ Cambodian Refugees Flee 61.10 an hour over 39 memtfas. by U.S. Green Berets flew Into incqme housing for students tions Inside Cambodia for five Under the old contract drivers Phnom Penh tosl^y to help Cam­ and poor New Haven residents; days. Peter Ariiett, who has averaged about |4.05 an hour. bodian forces, reliable sources day care centers for .children of covered the Vietnam war for Teamsters In sections of Mas­ said. . ^ Yale, employes; upemqployment The Associated iPress for seven sachusetts and New Hampshire The U.S. t^mihahd declined compensation for Tele woriceni; went on strike at midnight Sun- In Wake of ^ Bombs^ to comment on whether the a halt to planniiig for new social' ddy In separate dispute? - tlonnl areas in ^ b o d d a s ^ American Green Beret soldiers science facilities. assesses the situation. of Mimot Sunday aftef an About 1,600 members of thd SAIGON (AP)—Ameri­ vious insistence by the U.S. hours, 104 of .them by bombers that usually advise or command In all four areas, the students American helicopter nyas fired Teamsters Union walked off the By PETER ARNETT can and South Vietnamese Command in Saigon that Ameri­ and rocket-firing helicopter gun- the mercenairy commando units said Brewster’s reqxmse wasn't - on. An officer who'tfew over aft­ Job at trucking firms In Worces­ Associated Press Writer ,troops will soon launch new can 'bombers had never made ahlpe, accoihpanled them out of Viet­ satisfactory. er the raid said the town was ter County in central Massachu­ offensives into Cambodia offensive attacks in Cambodia A spokesman said this raised nam.- In the statement rejecting setts, seeking a $1.66 hourly WITH TASK FORCE SHOE­ ’’pretty well blown away.” until last week. the toll of enemy dead since last to smash more North Viet­ The troops were flown to wage hike over 36 iponths. MAKER Cambodia (AP) — Aft­ There was no way to tell how "Many a re ^ were either Friday to 676, although this ap­ (See Page Blgkt) namese and Viet Cong base Phnom Penh from Saigon’s Tan In er only five days in the new war many civilian casualties there bombed or shelled and burned peared inflated. Most of the ene­ Teamsters in LMal 638 Son Nhut air base. Manchester and Nashua, N.H., theater of Cambodia, American camps, high officials said have been, but nearly 1,000 out long ago,” Ryan said. ” Ih my dead have 'been credited to Many of the mercenary troops went on strike in a dispute over troop commanders are faced today. . Cambodian refugees have Red some areas grass has started air strikes, and most of the body are of Cambodian race and an­ with twb major dilemmas. The diaclosure followed Secre­ Into South Vietnam. growing back over the scarred counts are estimates by aerial cestry. Others are reportedly (See Page Two) One of them is military: Pre­ tary of Defense Melvin R. Associated Press photogra­ earth.” observers. There has been/no mature. ihpnsoon ' rains have Nung tribesmen who once had ^ a l e Tapes Laird’s statement Saturday that pher Charles ,.Ryan reported Spokesmen" for the U.S. 1st major ground actiem. washed out .an Important for­ all North Vietnamese and Viet their homes in South China or that the area through which the Air Cavalry Di-vision said today Ten Americans were reported North Vietnam. ' ward airstrip.'.and the hundreds Cong' sanctuaries along the U.S. llth Armored Cavalry Reg­ that 109 North Vietnamese killed and 38 wounded. Hie The mercenary troops are re­ Forbidden of armored vehicles spearhead­ South Vletnaihese-Cambodian iment is driving apparently was troops were klUed In Operation American troops continued to cruited by the South Vietnamese Fires Injure ing the A m erica thrust are border will be attacked. bom'bed months ago despite pre- Fishhook during the past 24 uncover large caches. Spokes-' government. They are paid and HARTFOBD, Oonn. (AP) — starting to bog down in some Despite two m ^ iv e allied men said air cavalrymen on trained by the U.S. Green Beret The wife of Black Panttier chair­ places^ - , -a- thrusts now under way inside Sunday found 6,000 new SKS find Speclad Forces which often .pro­ man Bobby G. Seale wUl'Ioqe Five Nuns The othbr is political: Ameri­ Cambodia, there are still at AK47 rifles, 760 gallons of gaso­ her visiting pii'Vileges If die ' can ground troops who In Vlet- vide leadership and opwattohal least half a dozen untouched en­ Kosygin Decries U.S. Move line in drums, 121,000 pounds "of planning. makes any more recordings of LAWRENCE, Mass. (AP) had trouble separt^ting emy base camp areas along a rice, 23 supply trucks, 200 bicy­ her huMiand’s voice in Jail, sayss 1%ree nuns were injured crltl- frtend from foe among the clvll- . Sources said that as many as 350-miIe stretch of the border, MOSCOW (AP) — Premier borne by the U i^ ^ States for cle Ures, 160 truck tires and 460 the State Correctinn Cotnmia- cally this morning as a series of population now have a wlurie 40 South Vietnamese force from the western Mekong Delta Alexei N. Kosygin today con­ the war again^ me Vietnamese gallons of oil. sioner. fires, beHeved the work of an *>®w set of problems In sorting CU9 and 047’ transports Rew^he to the region north of Saigon. demned the U.Si mUitary opera-' people Is addra a responsibility Operation Fishhook and the mercenaries' Into Phnom P^nh, Commissioner' Ellis C. lUc- arsonist, broke out In the early ^he 'Cambodians. U.S. air Scores of American tanks and tiona in Cambodia and warned for the aggjfesaion it committed companion South Vietnamese Dougall said he had nqver en­ morning hours. , strikes have partially destroyed the Cambodian capital. armored perrennel carriers con­ that the Soviet Onion “ will draw Bgainst^the people of Combo- drive "Into Uie Parrot’s. Beak countered a situatian before in Two other nuns In less critic- the plcmtatlon town of Mimot. The . mercenary, troops are tinued the first U.S. drive Into tije ' appropriate conclusions dla,’/^ o s y g ln ’iB formal state- area of Cambodia to the south part 'of the more ^Ovan Uie which a prisoner’s remarks were cal condition also were hospital- Villages' are being burned. Cambodia' today, uprooting from such a line of acUon.” nvent said. have resulted In 1,897 North 10,000-man Mobile Strike Force recorded 'but that it would ' Ized after the fire destroyed the Thousands of ' civilians are trees on the biggest rubber The Soviet leader, (n an unu- henceforth be forbidden by reg­ sisters’ residence. ITie sisters, fleeing for their lives, ” It goes without saying that Vietnamese and Viet Cong —or Mike Force—under U.S. plantation In Indochina and de-' BUi^ maneuver, called a news killed and 347 captured, accord­ and Vietnamese special forces ulations. I members of the order of Gray ‘ The Imminence of the mon- the Soviet government will draw stroying villages to deny them conference to. present the S o ^ t control. Mrs. Artie Seale made the re- » Nuns of - Montreal, were from soon rains is o f great worry to appropriate conclusions for its ing to the U.S. and Soum Viet- to'the Viet Cong and North Viet­ Union’s reaction to events in In­ policy fron(i such a line of action naniese^. commands. Allied cas- At least 60 per cent of the sol­ cording in the ylaltora’ room at the Protectory of Mary Immac- the operational commanders, namese. ' dochina, diers are qualified paratroop­ the Montvllle State Jail, where ulate nursing home In Law- rTactlcal. planners ' apparently. U.S. planes bombed the town ' ”To the heavy rei^nsibillty (See Page Eight) (8ee Page Two) ers. They are espedally trained Seale is awaiting trial on mur­ rence. ___ - ^ hoped for another six weeks of in close-combat' assault and der and kidnaping charges. Mrs. Those injured^ciitlcally were cloudless skies, but two inches long-range, clandestine patrol Seale kept the recorder In her identified as Slater Marie Le- of rain fell Sunday Just over the and rescue actions. purse, and oonseqiwnUy Seals’s - due. Slater Gilbert Gagne and border in South Vietnam’s War X The forces are generally used voice was rather'muffled. her alafer, '^ a te r Henrietta Zone C, turning the red clay, to as _reUef forces and shock The tape was played Saturday' Gagne. 'in stan t mud. , troops.. They travel light. at a rally m the NeW Haven 'Within a 2H-h6ur period, two ” The'_;'.^people who advised [wide Student Strike There are a lr e i^ Mike Force Green of persons demanding the other buildings and four auto- President Nixon to start some- trtiops Inside- Cambodia. They release of Seale and seven otiter mobiles caught rife. There were thing like this at this time of the spearheaded, attacks on North Black Pantheiii'. Vietnamese aild^let Cong base (See Page Two) (See Page Thirteen) Looms to Protest In the tape recording, (See Page Ten)' -'' ' ’ (Sae Page Two) ” By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS University by editors of ll_ma- At Kent Sta^ University, Na­ —Sl Jor Eastern colleges. Six'were tional Guardsmen 'vNth bayonets Campus newspapers across . on their rifles herded 1,200 stu­ ihe country planned to call to- present and others participated by telephone. dents back to the campus Sun­ . day for a nationwide student Hap Brown Fails to Show^ day night after they staged a strike to protest American mili­ T h e editorial accuses Presi­ sit-in at a downtown Kent, Ohio, tary 'actjpns in Cambodia and. dent Nixon of ignoring ”tiie con- He Passes Mariite Kxam Intersection. the recent' bombing of North. stltutiMial prerogatives of Con­ Trial Recessed Once Am in It was the third straight night Vietnain. ' gress” by sending troops Into of antiwar protests at Kent. A Despite Illness^ Dies Later i^yBLUoiyrr c i t y , Md, (a p ) was present. B. Carl Broege, as­ Strikre already have been de­ Cambodia. Nixon, the editors wrote, ’’has revealed the sham — Circuit- Court Judge James sociate counsel, said ”To my clared, at Princeton, • the Uni­ (Sea Page Eight) LAKE WORTH, Fla. (AP) — history on Marine forms at the versity of .Pennsylvania, Sa- ’ of hie policy of Vlethamlzatlon.” MacgUI ordered $10,000 bond knowledge, he is not, your hon­ F\>r four years George Girot Parris Island, S.C., training or.’ rah Lawrence and Bryn Mawr, The editorial says ” a mas­ camp, autixirltles said. forfeited and said he wlU issue a sive, unj^ecedented display of was 4-F in the draft with a rheu­ • The Judge then Instructed' the . and strike plans were reported His death has epariied an bench warrant for ttw arrest of bailiff (o oalt*'out for Brown and under way at Notre Dame, dissent is required.” matic heart and a crippled H. Rap Brown who failed to ap­ tnveetigatlon by Rep. Paul O. the Eastern Shore Bonding Co., Brandels University and Stan­ Drafting the editorial were ed­ Bulletin hand. Twelve days'after he re- pear today for Ris trial on riot Rogers, D-Fla. wWch had posted the $10,000 ford. itors from Columbia, Cornell, edved a, 1-A rating In a new and arson chaiges. "Something Itke this should bond. Neither responded. , ' A national Strike committee of Rutgers, Bryn >Mawr, Sarah physical examination ha^ The trtkl was recessed, for. the FOUR KILLED iwt happen again,” Rogers eatd. / Yates then moved thftt Brown delegates from the campuses LaAvrepce and the University of dropped dead of a heart attack 11th time in the three-yedr old AT OHIO RALLY Otrot became 1-A April 17,^ He be cited for contempt of luurt was being coilyened for a meet­ Pennsylvania. Endorsements at a Marine Corps boot .camp. oaae against the black militant .then enllstiid, and shipped Out and th^t a-bench warrant be Is­ ing at Oieorge Washington Uni­ quickly came from Harvard, KENT, Ohio (AP) — Four - Girot, a Marine for six days, In coraiectlon with the burning for boot camp April 84. sued. Broege objected. Judge versity tpnight to coordinate ' Princeton, Dart,mouth,“ Brown peraens were killed and at was to be burled today.. by Negroes of two Mocks of ’’He toM me he wanted to go Macglll refused the contempt ci­ policy. ' . and Havorford. least It othe'rs wounded by The handsome 32-year-old buHcHngs in Cambridge after Into the Marine Corps rather tation, but announced forfeiture Th« N ^ Mobilisation Com­ Editors at Stanford and the -■ least IS others wounded by youth Joined the Marines after Brown addressed them. Site of than be drafted,” his wtdowwil of the bond and that he ’’Indeed mittee to Ehff'the War In Viet­ University of California at gunfire os Ohio NaUunal he vohmtoiily . took the new the trial has been shifted twice. mother said. "He couldn’t do would issue a bench warrant.” nam, also worldng toward a na­ Berkeley said they planned to Guardsmen broke u|> - aiL im- physical, passed It and bMame Brown’s lawyers say he has many push-ups, he couldn't Broege asked for ‘‘supervlso- tionals student., strike^ called for print It as well . . authorised rally on the Kent - eligible for the draft. been out of touch with them even Jog around the block with­ ,ry power” over the search for a massive ' rally In Washington Students from the Atlanta State University (-unipiis Mon­ His mother, Elizabeth Girot, since early March. out getting out of breatii.” — > - Brown, saying the defense was Saturday to demand Immediate urea, meeting at Emory Univer­ day. There were unconfirmed said he took the examination The young soldier sprat hie His chief counsel, William M. ’’very concerned about poMlbiil- wlthdmwal of U.0. ti^ p s frbm sity Sunday night, decided to^ reports that two of tho dead' . after four years of being unfit Kunstlar, also was absent this first three days at Parris Xrisnd ty o f the abuse of the warrant.” Southeast Asia. ‘ ‘ march In Atlanta next Saturday were guardsmen. Student wit­ for military service. He wanted morning when the prosecutor, In routine processing. Last Yates argued It was not with­ , The common strike editorial while Nixon , la. In Georgia for nesses said guardsmen hud to learn a trade and figured the WUllam Yates, moved for the Wednesday was his fin t d ^ of in province of the court to su- scheduled fqr publication today the dedication,, of the Stone dispersed the rally with tear Marines would give him the basic training, and hs did push- trial to start. In student newspapers was Mountain Confederate ^Cemo- gas, but were being harassed best) chance. •Judge MacglU asked if Browin (See Page Nine) * drawn up Sunday at Columbia rial. „ . by Remanstraton. He did not detail his medical (■as Psfs flflsM ) i t ; ^ /■ . /

L .J ' r .- J ■ ^ . V - L- a ' : ' \ V ■.■A " '. ' ' ' , ' ' i*AOB T# 0 MANCHESTER EyfJNINC. HSJRAU), MANCHESTER^ CONN.. MONDAY, MAY. 4. 1970 MANCHESTER .EVENING HtRALtl MANCHESTER. COVN.. MONDAY. MAY 4. 1970 ^ P A G E C o lu m b ia which has spUt the local Demo­ smiled, peopile responded and MOVIE IMnNQB crats, . tjgelr luinds and spoke the famil­ Teamsters Fires Injure Sheinwold on Bridge Kennedy Chami the- fabled Kennedy charisma raRmREKTBAHO He Said he heard Hadigian In iar, “ Hi, Glad to see you.” lived. . . His only weekend comment 1 ORIGINAL IDEAH a broodooat over W ild state Still Prevails YOUNQPEOPIE Kennedy’s advisors were not about the Judge’s inqiiest report “ T H E W A Y Separated Fiye Nuns MAT BE OM) HAT Hadigian Crif,icisised hy Bane that, he is Involved In toe local I Ito esiMMie S m raSsti S S iMMI rushing headlong with pro­ was: ,SS»—S I0» wiSi>% «» primary simply to defeat toe Iri Bay State nouncements that he. has " I always wtonted to be^^ Are On Strike lo t Sy (SXf tSSSSI. (Continued frhhj Page One) ■ By ALFRED SHEINWOLD NORTH The Clack’s For Politic^^ctivities Duffey group. Moran stated that I HEARD nr Originality Is the knack of It was Hadigton’s group which B06TON ?XP) — Ben. Ed­ emerged from the Kopechne In- fighter, but wound up In public j no injuries reported in the other remembering an idea that, no- ♦ QJ42 ddent politically unserthed - I AUlltfl MMIIITf0 18 North 8t. • Xsl. 43S-M61 A epeclally called B o(^ o^ upon thbxunaffljtated Itatus of attempted to get Moran on their ward M. K en n ey, freed of the life. But tjio past few days 11 (Contlnned from Page One) C? 2 • WIUIMANTIO awl he Is totally silent on the Sswral AudiMicii bletes, but In one building Are i ^ y has thought of reiently. Edueafion meeting last weqk the teachei^ to secure party en- slate In order to defeat Paul wbthed I ’ti become a fire fight­ -,33r nine persons were driven from tvij,* the idea o f ettacldng the 0 Q a Immediate rriantle of Ohappa- subject-but thi'.y felt reassured er.” W. H, ENGLAND by John Gruber the length of the’ work week. A Spring 'Lamb, the awaaon’s ended In an Impasse after fUs- TpUment at the. special enroll- Merrick, Democratic town their apartments. enemy's communloationB; A K 09876 quiddlck, came homo last week­ that any damage was not per- spokesman said drivers In New ALL AuiAomnie first Boneless Shad and Roa, chairman. "H e’s our kind of politician,” I WEST ’ EA.ST manert.- England are reqitlred to w “ The Duenna,” a dJ»6overed de Falla, as wen. and platform workers in were being investigated. bridge, lioWever, end you have 4 3 10 3 dinners we’re serving Sun- had b r o u g h t ' e S a S r k ^ ^ to which I Un4«f 17 r«9ulm KC0«Mnylii| • Democrats of Oqlumbla, that I But the Massachusetts Demo­ to ’send troops Into Cambodia. Prokofiy opera, at Hartt, J He was always falllngr out Worcester County said they fwwt or ASilt GwrSlin .SOUTH (Say! tward on the poHUcai aoUvlties SELLING All Lawrence off-duty Aremen Phona Now. Join forods with him In o r ^ r crat come home, too, to see if The audience responded with . a have been working without a North dealer. ■ A A8.S o f Albert Hadlgton anofher 'h®^*»er of the board has, sub­ standing ovation. • iMppetwd to think that at one personnel. Ravel didn’t were called in and additional Excellent tablea open after 6 to defeat Mr. Merrick. He of­ his political fortunes were intact contract since March SI East-West vulnerable. C? A QJ 1096 board memtoeTT^’ ■®**’®*- Hadlglan’s inten- YOUR CAR? cNNt h a r d w a r e D IV IS IO N ttmo Parts was doihlmM by 1}^® *7; help was received from Lowell, fered me a seat on toe state after Judge James A. Boyle, In A Friday night testimonial U ir .4^__ „ , ^ lights out of hia ^aphnla and The last offer from the truck­ He tw UNOiA 17 AOMinn Opening lead—Ace of Dia­ 0 8 2 Bane MUd the r ^ t adlVlUes T We Buy Clean Used HaveriilU, Andover, Methuen convention delegate slate.” his report on ‘ M ary . Jo Ko- a Boston fire fighters’ union of­ ROUTE 44A » ROLTON NOTON ing companies was a tl.lO per (_JC) (Apllsilmoyisfy mond. 4k A2 have,. In hto o p l ^ made the J?® Cars Outright L o n d o n . ^ ^ quit, >/ a ewWii ««M) and North Andover. The Merrick group has nev­ pechne's liiquest, said t>e doubt­ ficial brought a selge of auto­ IgkiMevlUky, eventually to write tor houh wage increase over 38 West opened the nee of dla- North . board the focaj point of a parti- ®“ *®^ ’'*• convict to to be s( Soiidi Wc.<( er publically stated any par­ ed Kennedy’s statements about graph seekers and a much- Highest Prices Paid ^ Both Pro- Rubinstein, much to D dari^ months. Drivers now get 18.80 nionda and continued wMh the pass ■an political bonflldt, In wWch, '"®“ “ »-®?: “ ** “ *® ‘**- TELEPHGNR 449.5201 ss 4 All Pass tiality tow a ^ any oT'toe senate the girl’s death. buoyed Kennedy. koCleff and Kotiksevltaky even- raff's ftirv' DnBwlln T mT per hour. ra ■ n ■ WISISSI a|x of diamonds. East won with ” ______Bane aald, toe txiard Iws no P®** oon r^t as a mom- ' place. tier of this board^ ppon the' candidates In the running. Everywhere—through three He arrived at the head table TED TRUDON ^ satisried^to^^munerat^; A spokesman for Local 170 Seale Tapes the king and wondered what to said the drivers agreed to deliv­ return. thus making it clear that he Hadlgli^. In recent weeks ‘ «®®hers and employes of the speaking engagements, a walk and then, in Kennedy fashion, VOLKSWAGEN Manchester Evening Herald Boute 83, Talcottville OPEN ALL DAY SAT. er all perishables and goods to While you’re thinking, make bad led from Just J-10-3- Beb ^»s b««h a key member of “®*® ^ standard across Boston’s PubUc Gardens, waded Into the audience. He OoluiiiMa ' porrespondent Vir­ 649-2838 schools hospitals and slmllcu' In- Forbidden a confession: You’d have re- Ham man thereujlon returned the Demdcratic “in-party” conflicts which his actions are to be in swonns of autograph seekers signed dinner ■ progframs and ginia Oarlson, tel. 228-Eb4.' and in private meetings—Ted men bcamerl he pUnjped - ■ - “ ■ he was always in flnancial srttutions. The spokesmen add­ THEATER TIME turned a trump up to dummy’s remaining club from the West’ In which members of the party, ovoluated. ■ and is only a vague name to hT’l^ ^ a BUTCH straits himself, the company ed that he expected outside (Continued from Page One) weakness, and you’d now be hand. and the town committee mem- “ Frankly, I understand the most people Interested ln~ the drivers to respect the picket SCHEDULE waiting for .somebody else.— to Declarer was now In the dum- hers themselves, have en- teachers and employes of the arts. was expensive, and he Just declared he had never said he didn't have too much money lines. . play. The trump return would niy but couldn't run the clubs r..,deavored to name varying board who have been contacted Yet he was an impresario of a^labVe Meanwhile, prints at Urn Burnside: The Adventurers was conAdent of getUng a fair be easy on your brain cells, but without Arst drawing West's CRSSlOy chrtces of delegates to the state by Mrs. Hadigian felt singled such gigantic proporUontf" that , __ New York Times plan to 8 :00. trial. not on your pocketbook. South trumps. South led the queen of AND THE eenatorial convention. out and Intimidated by Otto re- names like Sol Hurok, Arthur o c ^ p o s ^ Included ,tgp their work slowdown to- East Hartford Drive-In: Fan­ According to the transcript of would give .1^ a trump trick, spades, but East careAilly play­ Hadiglan’s 'lawyer, ■ Daivid quest for their support by virtue Judson, Rudolf BUig, and even Auric, Satie, Honne- night despite a warning by the ny Hill 7:45; Love Is a Woman what Seale said, In Superior would win the letum' to draw ed low. For lack of anything SUNDANCE KID Oolaa, claimed that the board of their knowledge of hto mem- Oattt-Vasazza pale into in signi- S’®*"’ Milhaud, and so on. Pierre newspaper’s president and pub­ 8:2S. Court on April 21, he told Judge all the trumps and then'would better to do, declarer 1^ a low was operating outside the berrthlp on this board, especlal- flcance. I never met him; he Monteux was his chief conduc- lisher that a further cut in type­ East Windsor Drtve-In: ifte- Harold M. Mulvey: “ I under­ run the clubs to make siu'e of spade from dummy. South won framqwwk of the la/w and had ly at this time .while the bofurd open Wednesday. stand that you are trying to see ^ in 1 ^ . Stm I had a friend, b ^ conductors ;asetting a n g “ p^duI:Uproduction oT“ “ c7iiw"pi^^^could prove the rest of the trlc)ib. with the ace of spades and drew Frank Sinatra no power -to hold the meeting member' lends credit or oonfl- A M a ^ a vox costs Vernon .Duke, or Vladimir Du- included ESric Lelnsdorf. to be the straw Uiat breaks the Manchester Drtve-In: Butch that we defendants have a fair Better Plan the trumps but eventually had In the first place. He further dence In the board! I also do not k»lgky, to give him the name ■waters, the name of Caask)y and The Sundance K^d trial . . . I respect your honor IN camel's back.’’ When the hand was actually to give up a spade trick. Down stated toe board had no formal feel that It to necessary to spot- you less because there he wtks bom with, who wiote Cocteau comes to mind. Diaghl- Bertram A. Powers, president Detectives 10:15. very much for allowing me to played lost year in the national oneT charges, and no WU of porticu- light any further toe persons In- two ballets for him and knew ^®^^ used him to dream up sce- of International Typographical have a fair trial . . . • team championship, Mike Law­ Daily Question “THE DETECTIVE" lars hod been brought to the volved by naming them. I am is no “ middleman” ! this almost, legendary figure for ballets. UnionTT»i»_ No. a 6, v.„.has announced »>..»that Habit 8:10; Skullduggery 9:45. Seale explained on the tape rence found a better plan for As dealer, you hold: Spades, attentirm of hto client. certain Mr. Hadigian to aware YOU GET feU. \ Foktne quit In a hidf when the slowdown.___ ...In the .....I.form of the w.„ State: Butch Oassidy emd The that he was praising the Judge, the defense. After winning the A-8-S; Hearts, A-Q-J-10-9-6; Dia­ Oolas said Bone was a "Mie- of toe persons to whom I refer, Direct-to-dealer selling \ Let’s use D u k ^ description Nijinsky was promoted to protracted , union "Meetings in Suotfonerad 6:60, 9:05. not expressing conAdence that second trick with the king of man accuser, a one-man trier. monds, 8-2; . Clubs, A-2. “ I request the board to ad- Wirt, as recounted in hia <*oreographer. Actually Nljln- the ’Hmes’ composing room, t/.A. mteater: M*A*S*H 7:00, hla upcoming' trial would be a diamonds, Lawrence returned What do you sayT a one-man Judge and jury.” results in savings PM spoit to 1 ^ 8 . ’ ’ ---- sky >yas a very poor choreo- would be increased from the fair one. the three of clubs. Answer: Bid one heart. It Chairman DonaW Tuttle aald ' ■Ser^l Povlovltch Dlaghilef grapher by all educated- ac- current 16% hours a day. Lawrence felt reasonably sure would be foolish to niake a shut- toe boaid may .jail a special ^ which "are passed on to a big man — slightly over counts. But he was a name, like Arthur Ochs Sulzberger said his partner had a trump trick out bid of four hearts when meeting If It is Rroperly ^ e d - broad and big Nurenev is today, and got the in a statement Sunday that the Cambodian Refugees Flee and knew that his club return partner may well have the high and notice le p ^ ^ , and he ®” ^ ^ you in the forms of I t o ^ , but not corpulent. IBs chance to do “ SaCre du prin- slowdown has cost the Times would ojarify the situation in cards needed for a slam. Very said he felt aH was to order for 5®^i^ “ J***®*^ MORE VALUE ^ toe meeting to be called. J**® of his past todls- ^ T “ ^ nearly $2.6 million In lost adver- that suit. South took the ace of few experts ■would make a shut­ higher quality . ^. more features clubs, oaslMd the ace of hearts out bid after partner has pass­ Bane read a statement to the ®®"®* ® «w a»«5e on In Wake of U.S. Bombs board members as foUowa: “ I *^,P®rt that these indiscretions FOR YOUR MONEY WHEN YOU BUY A MAGNIFICENT previous Stra- and cautioned that an increase and- led the queen of hearts to ed, but nobody ■woidd make such . . . and finer performance. (Continued from Page One) drive out the king. am deeply distressed and em- '*® Tepcated.’ ’ ^ ^ printers’ “ idleness" could a bid In Arst or second position. Lawrence discarded the ten ■barrnsaed to bring the board a Atty. (3olaa pointed out that o n ^ A aidA When Nijinsky went insanev cause a ^utdown. ualties so far are 14 Americans capital to the Mekong River Copyright 1970 Com6 in and prove it crosaing. of clubs on the second trump. General Features Cftip. matter which haa recently come' no achool teacher was present bften descrUjAd****^^^ tvW+A ^ “***^®*^ came up wlOi Mas- Meanwhile, labor mediator and 151 South Vietnamese to my attention; It Involves a who feels intimidated o r ^ int!r^iA8ine, .who was choreogiapher Theodom Kheel scheduled an- The enemy forces overran to yourself! killed, and 47 Americans and Neak Luong, 37 miles southeast MONDAYS subject which usually has no coerced; that this was only polffetu'’8 trick,* ^ ^ 1, butK..* Afrom______all-1^7/ ac­ principal dancer when I other Joint baigalning session place before this board and Banes conclusion; that there Arst saw the company. He ful- this afternoon between newspa- 696 South Vietnamese ■wounded. of Phnom Penh, Sunday and AND counts, a sort of birthmark.” whidi to my knowledge has was no concrete fact produced IS/lagnovox. Alled both roles for many years, per publishers and the printers’ The U.S. Command added two also temporarily cut the main Coast Guard Seeks 22 Tuesdays He bad emigrated from highway between the capital never been in need of any great by Bane, and it was a difference oven after the company dlsaolv- union. They met for two hours battalions of air cavalrymen— concern by the board. ' to political philosophy. Oolas Russia'to Parts in 1905, brlng- and Cambodia's only interna­ 4;3D HI 9K)0 ed. You’ll remember him' for Sunday, but lOieel declined to about 800 men—to the sweep in ' big with him some of the very tional port. .“ Hownever, toe recent political pointed out that copies of toe Missing in Jet Crash aOU'vities of Albert Hadigian, as statement were given to the beat RuHlan dancers. He was R ^ ' s h ^ ’’^p In u r‘^ " H l’8‘^ r t w “ y tbe Fishhook region abouV 80 Hie seizure of Neak Luong a member of the boqrd, have, press but no copies were given a frustrated 'campoaer who had SAN JUAN, P.R. (A P ) — The scene until rescue craft arrived. alive, and’last year w a / ^ e ”printen. and wiie other' severed road communications T ry to my opinion, and I am cer- to Hadigian. (Bane later gave a formal' musical education, biit _ _ _ U.S. Coast Guard kept up its Prash said he spotted one for years he had earned a liv­ m a prir^te island Just south unions are negotiating new con- nearly 11,000 Including ■with the town of Svay Rieng', In tain. In the opinions of toe part- Hadlgflan a copy of his state- the Parrot’s Beak area w^’ere A>r 21 pesaengera amaU life raft. ing aa an art dealer, and he ® ^ork said Christine Cromwell^ an embeurasslng it m ay be to toe, one moved that toe meeting be point,” a sharp Increase in namese n ^ l e and antiaircraft ‘ **® .. .always you enjoy perfectly- Monte Oarlo. ’His productions increases in “a n T l J ^ u ^ r 'X c k ^ ‘ so that toe future non-partisan closed, and tiie meeting ad- toqk Parts by storm', and well come again. each of the next two years. • It : installations but said such ralrts ^ e r e was speculation that tune and the daughter of James nature and Integrity of the board Jounied with no resolution re­ they riiould have done So. I There were 90 reported Satur­ i W l ^ i f n e ^ ^ “ “ “ had gone to the H. R. Ciomwell, former U.S. may be prSserved. garding the charges. —on every channel, every saw the company shortly otter day night and 54 Sunday night. saary. bottom with the plane’s fuse- ambassador to Canada. “Mr. Hadigian has on several In other political news over tuned pictures his death for the first South Windsor One American was reported Dart el Z. Henkin, calling the lege. But a Coast Guard spokes- “ We were In the Water over S P A G H E m occasions solicited tiie support the weekend, Kenneth Moran, time—instantly and automatically ■ space-saving time, when H was stlU the killed and 31 wounded. attacks reinforced protective man said: “We’re not giving up two hours, clinging to a large o f teachers and employes of the local leader for the Citizens for reaction strikes,” said the mis- on the missing.” iftl raft, when Nmrv «na “ Ballets Russes de Monte One of the______heaviest attacks hit ...... missing.” i&e raft, when Na'vy and Coast OB Odumbta Board of Education In Duffey, erqiireseed surprise on a Contemporary model 6910 also includes these Carlo,” arid being held together Chu Lai, the headquarters of the s u ^ e s s ^ in knoc^ The DC9, leased by the Dutch Guard helicopters arrived and his upcoming primary (tomor- turn of events in toe bassls advanced features for wonderful viewing ■ Chroma- by a gentleman with the redun­ Grand List Shows Amerlcal Division on the coast ^ n ^ b e r rt antiaircraft .Antillean Airline from Overseas lowered baskets for the Injured row) to be a delegate with' dant name of Vasaily de Basil. 60 miles soutli of Da Nane. Blf- ^ o endangered National Airways, wbs bound and rescue rings for the rest of SH BisS James Carey and IS rs . Laura ------^------unarmed U.S. tone for added picture depth and rich beauty ■ (In case you dem’t know . it, unarmed IT .9 reconnaissance from New York to St. Martin, in u s," Mrs. Cromwell said as she Szegda, toe Democratic State ty-seven rockets slammed into planes. to Vassily Is Russian tor Basil, the installation, the biggest the Leeward Islands 200 miles left a hospital In St. Croix. , Convention. jCIhe trio opposed LMMHEnMUi Quick-On pictures and sound ■ Color Purifier to auto­ ■which Is 'What I mean by re- $6 Million Rise rocket barrage against a major Henkin ip assistant secretary of San Juan, Another simvivur said . ..only toe Democratic Town Commit­ P A M C A O f tiiktant.) The Herald la looking for a Chambers of town hall bCgin- U.a. base in more than a year of------defense- for public affairs. mHis o The — planet— circled one emergency exit would open tee supported delegation of Paul matically keep all pictures pure ■ Magnavox Bonded Nobotly, but nobody, ever as- South Windsor correspondent, nlng at 8 p.m. Town M an n er The U.S. Command said several supportd the Nixon ad- four times but was not able to and that the others were Merrick, George Peters end Guy onm Circuitry chassis with 3 I.F. Stages for superior recep­ sembled such a company of For information call Mr. Chema- Terry V. Sprenkel submitted a Americans were wounded and ministration’s contention that 3and because of poor ■visibility, Jammed by the impact of the ALL Beck). AJA *• 10 PAL wprem ely ■ great artists. He gi at The Herald, 643-2711. general goveriwnent budget Ag- damage was light, the air raids against North Viet- Roger Schmidt, 62, a paa- crash. He said about 25 passen­ “ Hadigian,'’ continued Bane, tion with reliability that lasts—year-after-yearB See a : ,dln’t have all of them at the ______ure of $2,988,206 to the Town Troops frorii the base made nam, like the attack by U.S. senger from. New York City, gers were out of the hatrti in “ haa grme so far as to Intrude same time, but when one left, 'Ihe itown'e grand list for Council in March. H ie council of*" assault into the “ rocket ground forces into .CJambodia, Capt. Halsey DeWltt of Hope- four or five minutes with their YOU demonstration today—you'll know why a Magnavox he found another to take his jan. 1 has iricreased by $6.03 will bte bringing a figure of pocket” from which the mlssUes 7 ® “ escalation of the well. Junction, NJf., one of tiie ufe jackets on. pface. And it ■was not Just a-niillion over the prior Udt of $2,900,327 to the heariiw. were fired in the foothills south- Asia war. four crew members who sur- ’ ’Bodies were thrown across is your best buy—on any basis of comparison I company of dancers; it was a January 1669, Assessor Bert Me ■vlved, then headed for St. Croix, the cabih^ and smashed into the comuBiTv of natotera of rmwlo ^ ...... ‘"wn residents are invited ^hu Lai and found 43 want to inform you that in the Virgin Islands, but ran CAN Cpmplet* Hem* la « % r f announced, 'The to- to the hearing. Copies of the "'®‘‘® ruckets set in Arlng post- ff*®*® reinforced protective bulkhead,” , he said. out of fuel before he could reach I Furnishings Sine* « ie a ^ tol taxable Grand List now reads budget may be obtained from was not immediately reaction strikes, which were all it. He radioed that he was ditch­ I ^ p L ^ ^ a ^ n T l ^ k u b i n applying the cur- thV^own C l e f ’s o f t i T l n ^ ‘“ «*wn If they encountered any fha‘ were planned, have been 1899! niuBt r-aviova ana loa, miom- , . , rent qjlll rate of^ 49ja mills,™oi-. the Town Hall of the enemy. - terminated,” Henkin told Penta ing. EAT Capt. William Prash of M i­ fflPBN e DAYS BVEBY WlOOK-llHDBlS. NIGB^TB TUX. G ^^loninsT addltiort would bring the town 'Thlrty-Ave mUes southwest of SO" ^newsmen. ballerinas. They left, to found roughly $296,700 in new revenue. Saturday Masses ami, 24,000 feet oirerhead in a Keith's OfFer Another Quality Service! ' companies of their own. Pav­ The Chun* of'sain t Francis ^ aroUnd Hiep The announced end to the Pan American Airliner, de­ lova took Adolf Bolm, the The g ^ grand Urt, e x ^ - a t Asstosl on 673 ElUlngton Rd.. somewhat, but raids, at ^ least temporarily. scended a t the request of the CUSTOM REUPHOLSTERINU i choreographer, with her, but Ing to McNamara, now totals will now hrtd Masses at 6 and 7 u Vietnamese troops stlU came after North Vietnamese Federal Aviation Admirtstra- approotlmstely $107.1 niilton. The «n Saturdav. T h f held a small section of the town delegates the p*«ee "1.35 Dlaghileff came up with Mikhail on Saturday. The traditional Uoo In San Juan and circled the Fokine, for excunple. difference hi the grous and tax- Sunday obligation Is fulAlled by of 6,000 which they partlallj talks cojrilplalned that the at- Every piece et 110 extra able list occurs because of ex- overran April 30. tacks violated the American Protected by cost to you The dancser Nijinsky was leg­ attendance at ' either o f these Scotchgard endary,- of course, but he also bUnd ($1.8 mlUion) farmers $46,. Masses. In contrast to the tactics commitment to halt all bombing being used in Cambodia, the o f V ietrt^ ese territory in No- are DoHn, Sergei Lifar, and others 560) and aid to the elderly ($119, 1 American and South Viet- Vembef^S68. 600). WEEK! to take Ills- place when Nijinsky ™ ’ 'h®m«se troops trying to clear Asked whether the U.S. deci- wertt insane. Down in the ranks In the new gross grand Hat, n___ ' ^® town were not using 'dir rion to end the attacks was ^n- . Square Dance strikes or artillery. “We don’t ^u®"ced by North Vietnam’s “ is What . An Order of o f the male corps de ballet were eatate is assessed at $8 1,- Salad, Bread, Blitter such people as G e o rg e Balan- '*TI,-430)labout .$2.68 million more The South Windsor Square want to tear the towrt up and.de- criticism, Henkin qrtd “ I have the new freedom with Ooftee, Tea or MUk. eWne and Andre EglevsU. *®®* year’s total. Personal Dance ClUb will hold a dance stray the work w e’ve done,” no knowledge of thit at all ’’ this Friday from S to 11 p.m. at ®ald Lt. Col. M.G. Stafford of The Nixon administration You may not beUeve It, but P''°P®rty to evaluated'^ $16,736,- of the screen is all ahout.” Meatballs or the Wapplng Elementary Eagle Pass, Tex. maintains that new air raids Picaaso painted scenery for *2.84 mlUton more — —Richard SchickelHife ' Itellan Wm, among other famous * * * " ^ previous list. The School. Glenn Zeno will be the Hiep Due was resetUed last against North Vietnam, like the Sic ea,, extra - artists Including Arnold w°irot vehicle total to $8,885,560, guest caUer. Russ and Anita year after being abandoned to~®Uack by U.S. ground "^bfrees and Andre Benois. (These sets *®22,IKa) more than last year, White wiH cue the rounds. All Ihe Viet Ocmg in 1965. It is a *nto Cambodia, are not an club-level dancers are invited ahb»i>lece for the Saigon gov- were still la existence when I Major increases to the real escalation of the war in South­ to the open dance. east Asia. Arst encountered the company, pmpeirty list include additions to emment’s paclAcation program Despite the increased war ac COLOR TV and believe me, they were tin- Gexher Scientific Instrument Oo. An Ingo Preminger Productinn i = i a *—'. 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As a result, the stale stinre of Tidewater counties still control East Chicago and South Bend I lociU w elfare. costs was tilked only one-lhlrd of the seaU In Uve are I>f.-mocrats and those from Fallon-Larson Leonard-Rooney Lagace^Negro Gaiils From R from 80 .to 79 p er cent, a com leglslaturg. . IiidlunaiKdls and Ft. Wayne are mimlty affairs dopartmeni with Two reaptKjrtlomnents In lx)U- Itoi.iibllcaris. So far they’ve a rn^ulttmlllton dollar program Itte marrlag'e of MIm Oall iHlana gavntatlvCH for key legislative Hut even In Washington State Britain. B"*- ns much ns the Wg cities tlves, with Republicans now gained i^t tjie cKf^ne of both Texas, but one result was jmis- Mr. ahd Mrs. Anton W. Larson posts, where the new suburban leglsla- The bride is a daughter of ,Mr. under the Supreme Court's one- holding 32 of thosC' seats com- small toims iujcI big cities. Be- sage of the first state minimum of 2S1 McKee St. Ute bride­ Oregon cities suffer from the lors luivc not coordinated their and Mrs. Patrick Rooney of 72 man, one-vote decision. In some pared with 4 of 11 steats In 1961. tore the l^M reapportlonment w i^c law last year. slate's early start on reapix>r-. f groom is the son of Mr. dnd Lockvrood St. The bridegroom A metropolitan council bill for each of y»6 state's 39 epmmuni- Urban counties In Florida sup- n i_. . ttheH a Manat/x.'Senate / overm v a v * Mthey a a combined^ w i rvt v y a H f*v-vvvi 4 K a ^ > I 4

Ir. ‘ e*'- slstei;^. of the bride, was Judy Carne 'Wedding He is 'employed as a dVaftamem LaCoe of Boston, former- zanne LuclUe Janelle of Ttol- less permanent *than regional and Mrs. Charles S. Lukas of of honor. She wore a wll- at the North Haven plant of Manchester, to Raymond land to James Paul Liebman of , pnes. 426 Hilliard St. green Crepe gown designed Set in Central Park Pratt and Whitney. D. Valade Jr. of South Windsor Manchester has-been cinnounc- Reapportlonment was credlt- into this ribbon-tied Miss Starr Is a 1969 graduate a stand-up* collar, long NBW YO RK (A P ) — BriUsh- ied with aiding enactment of so­ o f Manchester High. School. She pouffed sleeves and a braided born Judy Carne, former star of has been announced by her par- ed by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. clear plastic oval box cial welfare and urban-subur- goes your D&L Gift Cer­ Is employed at the Hartford In- crepe band encircling the em- television's '"Laugh-In," and Urbanetti ■ Brill ents, Mr. and Mrs. Burt LaCoe Lionel Janelle of Ann Dr., Ttfl- Tmui aid legislation In California, 2^50 pairs of surance Group. waistline. Her bouffant producer Robert Bergmann Connecticut, Florida, Indiana, tificate in denominations The marriage of Miss Nancy of Waterford. land. Mr. Lukas, a 1966 grathiate of shoulder-length veil of silk lllu- chose "Central Park as the venue .Michigan, Minnesota, New Jer­ of $5 or more . . . Louise Brill of Oswego, III., to honce is the son of Mr. Her fiance Is the son of Mr, Manchester High School, will, sion was arranged from a crepe for their weekend wedding. sey, New York, Ohio, Texas and misses’, women’s graduate from New Hampshire headbow and she carried a bou- Miss Carne 31 now In the Urt>anetU of “ d ^ . ^ s ^ n o n d "D. V^ade and Mps. John Uebman Sr. of 'Washington. ^ j^ester South 600 Lydall St. OoUege, Manchester, N.H., In quet of daisies and yellow musical “ Hhe Boy Friend" Minnesota is a dramatic ex- Tj ^ e rn o o n , April 25, at the Tal- Windsor. Miss Janelle, a graduate of June. sweetheart roses '‘ample of the shift of power from CongregaUonal Churoh. Miss LaCoe,-a 1967 graduate Ellington High School, Is em- TTie wedding is planned for Bridesmaldb were Miss Lori took their vows at 6:30 a.m. in a rural legislators to suburban- The^ bride is the daughter of of Manchester High School and ployed at the medlcai record ^^O US BRAND Aug. 16. Negro of Manchester, sister of light Sunday fog. 'ites, largely Republican and In­ Dr. and Mrs. Walter Brill of a 1969 graduate of Lasell Junior department of Manchester Me- creasingly able to get legislation OsWegD. The bridegroom is a College School of Nursing in mortal Hospital, approved for their areas. . . . then for a woman’s son of Mr. and Mrs.. Anthony Auburndale, Mass., Is employ- Mr. Uebman, a graduate of '■ Redistrlctlng In 1962 and" 1969 birthday we add a pretty SHOES UrbanetU of 67 Butternut Rd. ed as a nurse at Massachusetts Manchester High School and Capsori'Reinertsen ‘ increase^ the number of state rose spray . . . or carna- The Rev. Truman Ireland, General Hospital in Boston. the Porter Scji«>l o I Engineer- legislators from the five coun­ .tiolis for MOTHER’S pastor of the Taloottvllle Oon- Mr. Valade, a 1967 graduate iiig Design in Rocky Hill, is DAY. on sale at D^T^hllfimchester Miss Darleen Reinertsen of ^ ' “ 'oh, officiated, of East Catoollc High School, employed as a tool designer at Rockville and Lloyd E. Capson The bride was given in mar- is m a jo rii^ in mathematics at Colt’s Flreanns Inc. In Hart-' riage by her father. She wore an Assumption College in WOr- ford Parkade Comimmity^Kaoin . of Rivenside, Idaho, exchanged • The wedding. U planned for vows Tuesday, April 7, at the trapunto embroidery, and she The wedding is planned for JxUy 25 at St. Matthew’s Church Idaho Fails Temple of the carried a nosegay of violets and Aug. 29. m iblla^ -waiinew s ouirch . . . for a wedding or an­ Shots Tokofl From Our white miniature sweetheart Holland. Church of Christ of Latter Day niversary we add lilies roses. of the valley. Coibins Coriwr, Bristol Pkna. Saints with President Willard, Mrs. Lesley Brill of New York Th^ finest moisturizer you can give your face MRS. D O NA LD A. H A G E N O W S. Wray officiating. a ty , al6ter-in-law g f the bride, New Britain. Monchtsttr Storts / The bride is the daughter of was matron of Imnor. Dr. John Miss Ellen Beverly Kasche ed collar and long sleevies with Mr. and Mrs. John B. Reinert- UrbanetU of Oxon HiU, MS., LIQUID REVENESCENCE of Ellington and Donald A. ruffled cuffs. She carried a bou- Spring St., Rock- __ served as his brother's best Hagenow of Manchester were quet of yellow and white daisies. '’Ihe. The bridegroom Is the son man. Earl united in marriage Saturday at Bridesmaids were Mrs. Louis Mrs. George J. A recepUon was held at the Introductory 1 / 2 price special. 7 5 0 the Ellington • Congregational Harris of Ellington, sister of the Oapeon of Riverside. H ^ l Sonesta In Hartford. The couple wiU _..leave next Daniels . . . for FATH E R ’S D A Y (After May 31, $15.00) to Church. bride; Miss Deborah Selley of Marriage. voWs made at a or a man’s birthday we The bride Is a daughter of Ellington, cousin of the bride; Mdrman Temple are not just for Thursday tor an extended tour FORMAL of Ehirope. I add a pair of golf .tees. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Kasche and Miss Joan Gaudreau of El- ..‘‘as long as you both may live," You save half on this great Charles of the Ritz dry skin moisturizer. of Main St., Ellington. The lington. Their yellow gowns for etfernlty. Bridal attend- Mrsr UrbanetU received her We rUgriilarly to $30 BA degree in English from A personal escort for a H's quickly absorbed, leaves your face feeling soft and young. And noWit’s in brldegroom is a son of Mrs., were similar to the' honor at- a^ts do not appear In ceremon- Bradley UhlversHy, Peoria, 111. day, a weekend, a vaca­ Adcline Hagenow of 94 Cooper tendanl’s, and they carried *^he Temple but, later, at Rent a new unbreakable bottle, that’s lightvveight and easy to take.traveling. Mr. UrbanetU received his BFA tion tour ? We ^an ar­ ,St. and Thomas Hagenow of bouquets of white daisies. reception. in pahiUng from the Rhode Is­ range it! Consult one of Stock up while it's halt price. After May ?1, the price Is $15.00. Springfield, Vt. TOe flower girl was Tracey After the wedding ceremeny. land School of l>eslgn, Provi­ ‘R • ».-Sl_ . -. . for a new baby we The Rev. Donald Inglis, pas- Aim Carey of West Stafford, Mr. and Mrs. Oapaon left for our friendly agents. dence, R .I„ and. his M FA from !*• “ iii" la o l^ 'Traveling is easy at' add a small rattle. tor of Ellington CChgregatiohal lUece of the bride. .She-wore a- Connecticut where they . were Tyler Sdiool of Art at Temple to out! Church, performed the double- full-Iengtfi avocado green gown honored a,t a recepUcm Friday, Undverslty, Philadelphia, Pa. D A N IE L ’S TRAVEL ring ^leremony. _ and carried a bqsket filled with A p ril'10, in the Cultural Hall of EVERYTHING AGENCY! 85 Barry Rd. - ^‘Sock-It-'To-Me The bride was glyen in mar- yellow and white daisies. ^ Manchester Wiird Church of FOR WEDDINGS Tel. 646-3012. r i^ e by her tfdher. She woi^e a Dennis Hagenow of Manches- AND ALL Special” full-lengUi ^ empire gowli of ter served as his brother's best Saints. The hell was decorated TTwre is a generally accept­ something extra FORMAL ed theory Uiat Uppdng began organza appliqued with chan til- man. Ushers were Arthur La­ in yellow €Uid aqua. The bride greyed jhe guests OCCASIONS /in ISUi century London where ly lace, designed with stand-up hah,. Raymond Ough and Kent FOR pub keepoTB set up a bowl . . . for graduation we- misses’ & women’s sport collar, long pouffed sleeves,, and Ough. all of Manchester. in a full-length. gown of peau IN STOCK for beautiful inscribed -wlith the words "To add a tiny graduate with , detachable chapel-length wat- Mrs de sole accented with lace, de- Insure' Promptness", to help Nothiiif to wnd "diploma.” vrem shoes and flats teau train. Her elbow-length veil green dress with matching ac- signed with round neckline, long ■way fo r ... boost sales and profits. The' m hair by pouffed sleeves, A-line sldrt and RENT word ■'tip” oomes from the of silk Illusion was arranged cpssories. The bridegroom’s 'N "- ■■ ' from a headbow. and she car- mother wore a beife dress with train. Her should- ftrst letters of the , three words. Tile practice of dis­ o, r'"*! vf'i wf O ran g e HSill roses. c ______iji ^ from a floral headpiece,.and she pensing gratuities to every­ k-.'- PANTENE y - * 5 & one from the-shoeahlne boy . for a child’s birth­ Mrs. Ronald Carey o f. w 'St'cdho-M ts., Mre. ^ e n o ^ bouquet of Available Wednesdaya to the maitre d'hotel Is an Stafford, sister of the bride, was wore a brown and beige dress roaea. accepted way of life virtually day we add a real party reg. to $13 matron of honor. Her ftol-lcngth with matching accessories. Mr. Pel. 649-3795 - 643-8097 everywhere. There are a. few blower. SI’RV / Wethersfleld was maid o f iionor. empire gown of avocado green Hagenow is serving with the countries, - such -as Iceland 111 chiffon was fashioned with riiffl- U.S. A ir Force. Bridesmaids were Mias Martha and Tahaliti, where -ftnieri- ...... ■ ' ■) Now for a limit,time, receive a sample Ciscon, Miss Deborah Cisctxi oans are not confronted by a \ I and Miss Nancy Helm, all of sea of out-stretched . pahna Come to the Gift Certificate desk at any D&L Treatment de Paii'tehe (enough for 2 ap­ Rockville, and Mjss Grace. whenever they turn around. store. Of course you may charge the Gift Cer­ plications) with* ybiir purchase of 12 oz. Boucher of E lU n ^ n , cousins of UppU^ Is offitlally frowned tificate to your account. Hair Spray de Pantene, natural or firjn a sale so big we have to hold upon In the S o ^ t Union and the bride; and Miss Louise Wat­ hold. TAU. CEDARS Of LEBANON son of Middletown. other Oommunlst states. It The aftendelnts were dresaed MRS. LLOYD E. CAPSON ^ 6 L 0 B E ^ is no longer regarded as a it in our Manchester voluntary gesture of appreci­ f alike in full-length empire k Trivtl StnrlM 1 ation for special services. It The Treatment makes hiaii’-*hiny. strong, gowns of pastel yellow, designed Boucher, both of Ellington. Misa and Mrs. 'Robert Reinertsen of Is praoUcail'y mandatory tx>- healthy looking'. . . especially, good for Community Room^ with short sleeves and A-Une Debbie Gray of Manchester pre- Salt Lake City. Utah, uncle and ^ 566 MAIN STREET ^ j day. skirts. They wore yellow and sided at the g u e « book. aunt of the bride, reoelvM the color-treated hair. The Hair Spray holds ► 648-2165 ^ HELPFUL HINT U\| lU'"' any hair style beautifully in Humid weath­ white floral headpieces with yel- The * bride’s mother wore a guests tor the bride’s parents, .“xm MAnvse Or main rustt' low veils. light blue dress with white ac- wtx> were unable to attend. Aathoriied ngiestt In Mnss-iA ,**l - WT MAM STMtT, MANCHtSm ■niose liitUe botUes that-nasol er, gives it body and bounce. • Easy selection rack BINGO Ushers were Dale Powers of cesaortes. and a corsage,of yel- Mr. and Mrs. Capson wlU'Uve ^Chester tot all AlrUass,^ OrtH MONDAY TH*U SATtmOAY l:M TO t:l4 spniy comes In are ' handy Hair Spray plus 'Treatment sample S3. - E.^TRA CASH PRIZES - West Boylston, Mass., cousin of low roses. in Moreland Idaho, where he is TMUUOAY •:M'tO I:N tor traveling. F ill this bottle O&Li • Plenty of narrow widths STORES OF FASH»0^ the bride; and Mark Gray- of A second recepften was held engaged in farming. Mrs. Cap- with liquid soap and then re­ ORANGE HAIL |VERY TUESOAY / ) ^ place the spray section and (U&L Cosmetloa all ator««) Monchester. Gift bearers ware on April. 17 at the Riverside son is employed at the Black- cap. Handy for washing ny­ •Not all sizes in every.style John Boucher and Joseph (idaho)Ward Cultural HaU. Mr. foot (Idaho) Medical GenUr, lons and such. -* jwnsiiiriwiimiiiOMwiw^ h. ' . . .- 1.

\ MANCHESTER EVEmNG h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY,,, MAY 4, 1970 PAGE SBVBM PAGE SIX MANCHESTOR EVENING HERAU). MANCHESTER, CONNiMDNDAY, l^AY 4, 1970

iKtmrliPBipr and in the mind of the public, toward a Open Forum Dougan-Hanna possible forgetting of'-t{io incident. • - V . ^ Miss Doreen Roe Hanna and' “Alannliic lUIMIe'' Judge Boyle holds that Si Olenn Edward Dougan, TV) Um Editor, >DPUSkBD BY THE nedy must have been driving ": tot Manchester, were wed ^ tu r- h esr a ld p r i n t i n o CX5.. m r The. 4-3S-70 Utlola entlUad IS Blssell StreM ly” to cause the accident which resulte •day evening Ih a candlelight Uanctieitar, Conn. ■ "PlannaM Fear School ProUein ~ THOMAS F. FElROUSO^ In the death of Mary Jo Kopechne. From 880 Planned ApartmenU” ceremony In ' South United YTALTBR R. FERGUSON PublUhera la one WfUch concerned olt(seiM ^etoodist Church. Foiin^ed October 1, 18S1 And the reason he makes this finding of Mancheater' ahould take to . 'The brido is a daughter of Piibllahed Evei^BvenlnK Except Sundayt is because he also makes another find­ heart. Thb moat alarming ata- nd Holidays. Entet^ at the Post Office at tietlo iR that in a complex almi- Rfymood/ M. Hanna Sr. of Manchester, Conn., Second CMass Mail ing — namely that’Senator Kennedy end School St. and the late Mrs. Matter.. lar to the one propooed tiiere .Miss Kopechne were, that. July midnight, are 1.24 idilldren per unit rather Verna Hanna. The bridegroom SUBSCRIPTION ^ T E t. ,U a son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Payable In Advance . not going where the Senator afterwards than 0.8 which ti lUie average One .Year ...... ^ .O d for other apartment ootnplexM W. Dougan Sr. of 81 Westland SL' Months ...... Ifi. said they had been going, and not, conse­ St. Three Months ...... 7.1 In town. One Month . . . 3.1 quently, on the road they were on either' If auch laige acale apartment The Rev. J. Manley -Shaw, pastor pf South Church, per­ MEMBER OF \ by any kind of mistake or confusion. complexes are i4>pn>ved) then THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ^ formed the double-ring cere­ Tbe Associated Press is exclusively en- ' This pieant, to be specific, that Senator the town must Immediately titled to' the use of republlcatlon of all undertake the expamlon of Ito mony. A 'bowl of mixed white news dispatches ciMited to it or not other­ Kenndey, the driver, should have been flowers was on the altar. Jack wise credited In this paper and also the aohpol faoUitlea unAeoa It wants local news published here. aware of the danger of the bridge, and to downgrade the present school ■Grove and Robert Gordon were All rights of republlcatlon e>f special dis­ organist and soloist, respective­ patches herein are also reserved. have regtdated his driving to guard system by allowing double ses­ sions. Any such expansion ly. Tlie Herald Printing Company Inc.. a»- against it. - The bride was given in m ar­ SUIUtiS ' no financial •responslolltty %.Vf.rwSMS' for typo- would Jiave to take priority over graphicalcal errors appearing In advertlse- and be at the expense of previ­ riage by her father. Her empire ' ments and other reading matter m mr The reasoning by which Judge Boyle igown of sUk organza and alen- Manchester Evening Herald ously planned additions and reacheq such conclusions was relatively manges to the school facilities xon lace was designed with a Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washlng- wedding-ring ew ar, short laced ton ^ s t News Service. simple. All the other driving of the Sen­ as en-Wsloned in the Board of Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc EJduoaUon’s recent 10-jrear tiered sleeves a dhapel- "Publishers Representatives — Mathews, ator’s car that day had been done by his length train. Her -elbow-length Shannon and Cullen Inc., Spccia Agency building projections. It woidd be Our famous — New York, Chicago. Detroit and Boston personal driver. If Miss Kopechne had naive for the town to assume veil of nylon Ulusl^ was ar­ 7 si-x> MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- intended to return to Edgartown that that the state would provide the ranged from a lace headpiece, TTONB. and she-carried a coldidal bou­ midnight, she would have been Ukely to money necessary to build the Display advertising closing hours new schools as the state is al- - quet of .carnations and^v roses Fbr Monday — 1 p.m. BVlday. ask the key to her room there from her with streamers. \ IITTTTT^T-i For Tuesday — i p.m. Saturday ready in financial "hot water”. Fbr Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday roommate, and she would not have been Another Interesting flact is the Mrs. -Richard SuMe of Man­ For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesdar. chester,! starter of the bride, For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. Ukely to leave her pocketbook behind in desire of the Blast Hartford In- For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday terohureh Housing Corporation .was meitron of honor. She wore Classified deadline — o p.m. day be­ the cabin on the Island. ■a dark pink chiffon gown d e \ fore publication. 5 p.m. Friday Itr to want to build their low to Saturday and Monday puUlcatlon moderate income housing proj­ signed irith a white cotton lace Even Judge Boyle’s findings do not, of ect in Manchester. What Is ■bodice, a high ruffled collar, Monday, May 4 course, prove ansrthlng. They do cast wronjg with Blast Hartford? If lOnd cuffs, a pink satin belt at. the empit^ waistline and an A- 4-SEASON SUITS doubt on the official story told by the -toe East Hartford churches want toe glory that goes with illne skirt. She wore a matching Senator himself. They do, obviously, in­ sponsoring such a program, .headbow and carried a colonial New Haven’s Ordeal Is Over terrupt whatever political recovery the then let toe City of East Hart- bouq\iet of pink carnations and streamers. The terror that was approaching New Senator, may have been making. They for have all toe attendant prob­ The bridesmaids were Mrs. Haven this weekend never quite ma­ lems associated wlto It. There revive and prolong the agony Involved certainly must be a 22,00 acre JDouglas Metheny of Manches­ Regularly $55 terialized. The city lives; the university for both famiUes. We don’t believe any­ site located somewhere In Blast ter and Miss Patricia Oart- lives; the economic cost to the mer­ body feels vengeful about this tragedy, Hartford, which could be devel­ -wright of East Hartford. Their light pink gowns and headbows chants was merely in buslnesis not done, or hungers for more punishment for any­ oped. 1 believe now is the time for were designed like the honor at- not In property destroyed; there were no body than has already beeh meted out. all town ofOoials and citizens to . tendant’s, and toey carried lives lost; there was almost no injury to It Is Just that some g^toats wlU not stay decide and plan toe future di­ colonial bouquets- of dark pink Nasain photo carnations with streamers. MRS. GLENN EDWARD DOUGAN human beings. quiet, and some happenings are so rection the town is to proceed In. In the meantime I strongly Douglas Metheny of Mariches- tangled and mixed that even the wtole iter served as best man. Utoers For this relatively mild and safe re­ recommend that all requests for truth-; If It ever were told, might seem such apartment compi^xies be were Paul W. Dougan Jr. end sult, a number of factors may be re­ Robert C. Dougan, brotoers of unbelievable. The memory wiU have to denied by toe Planning and Zon­ sponsible. ing Commission. the bridegroom, both of btan- be Uved out, and suffered, by those who Siticerety. chester. For one reason or another—either ini a, do live. Robert IT Kehidlf X The bride’s grandmother, Mrs. Elsie Hanna, also of 49 good response to the open armed wel­ School St., wore a pink dress come policy adopted by the president, ; -with an embroidered lace col- faculty and students of Yale—or In a Exploiting The Apocalypse A Thought for Today I lar, black patent accessories a 'Sponsored by toe Manchester I pink veil hat and a coreage of respectful response to Govemnor Demp­ This is an era of dbomsaylng .The end Council of Churches I pink and burgundy roses. The sey’s uncompromising determination to of the world is in vogue. ' bridegroom’s mother wore a have the scene well National Guarded There are the ecologists, of course. If SomS people have the unhappy - mint green dress and coat en- their more pessimistic visions are to be c.semble and matching veil hat, against possible violence—the leaders of ~I>attem of assuming that wo beUeved, most of the major issues of the are caught in events - that we bone-color accessories and a the demonstration itself counseled order­ day, except their own, are grossly ir­ outaelves cannot. handle, and corsage of ybllow roses. ly behavior and attempted to obtain It. relevant since the very existence of man that -we have no responsibility After a reception at the is in danger; we may have no more than Along Country Hoads With SylvAan Oflaia tourch, -the coui^e ieft for a But in the minds of most of us It will SHADBLOW tor our future tir ouroelnree. a few decadegjfleft. Ttiere ere few more dangerous motor trip to Niagara Bhlls and be the stand-by presence of the Nation­ Even if they are -wrong, there is stUl ideas Jn our time toon this line "Canada. Bhr traveling, the al Guard which wtis the key factor in plenty of reason to worry. In the past of evasdon -with its acceptance bride wore a yellow and'whlte ' /. protecting both the city and the demon­ few years in many areas, human confi­ try’s non-functlonlng coaUtiori of the deadly Inevitability of "dress and vest and black patent government. dence and moral commitment seem to eveiRs. accessories. They -will liye In Ijoruig photo strators themselves. have eroded sharply, threatening ihe I n s i d e By Rowland Evans Jr. Souvanna is without illusions As Indl-vlduals, we have - a ' West Haven. Engaged most basic fabric of dvllized life. Mii- about the Pathet Lao’. He views Godgiven hand in shaping-our Mrs. Dougan ta ^employed as Engaged Despite the nature of the welcome , Uona suddenly are -vulnerable to the Prince Souphanouvong, his half- future. Our destiny is not of ' a receptionist by the Social Se­ The -engagamen* ot Miss Specially woven 55% Dacron/ from Yale,, and despite the apparent casual violence of hijackers, street crim­ brother and longtime chief of neceaaity determined for us. curity Administration In Hart­ The engagement of Miss Robert D. Novak the Pathet Lao, as utterly with­ Miadeline Carol Bialldwln of good resolves of the demonstration lead­ inals, poUtical kidnapers and terrorists. R e p o r t ArchUrald M-acLclsh says: ford. Mr. Dougan, a graduate Dorothy Eva Lange of Colum­ 45% Worsted fabrics... finely tailored. Whole segments of humanity aTe fear­ out power to make decisions be­ “The actual issue that torments "of toe -New Elngland Institute Cleveland, Ohio, formerly of bia to Donald Moors Hubbard ers, there were still two occasions which, ful, alienated and confus^. cause the Pathet Lao’s-decisions people is the choice between of Electronics and a two-year Manchester, to Judd Morton Ol­ of Manchester has been An­ VIENTIANE, Laos — The re­ This American sponsorship Trail in southern Laos ended are made for them by^ Hanoi. without the presence of sufficient police So it seems hard, in 1970, to look ahead for Souvanna represents a com­ but offered deceptively easy the belief In ourselves and be­ na-vy -veteran, is a computer son of Columbus. Ohio, has been nounced by her' parents, Mr. liance by the U. S. on Prince Appreciating the Indochinese lief in the predetermination of \ • Shaped 2-button styles and military force, could have ended up even as short a distance as the year plete turnabout since 1061 when terms to the Lao government as ' sevtce engineer with Honeywefl announced by her pairertte. Dr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Lange of 2000. Will life In that year, be tn anyway Souvanna Phouma, sly and crisis as a matter of North evenU. It was never more dlf- Electronic Data Processing ^ Howard Baldwin Lake Rd. in some of the city-wide mayhem some a coup temporarily . replaced preconditions for negotiations. • Traditional 3-button styles pleasant or tolerable? WiU civi]izaiiitiddlesex Hospital tralist” labels have lost , all Menin, Soviet ambassador to as responsible indl-viduals, we . presence, and defended order, without thingis might not be so bad after all; Laos. Menin warned prominent Prince can be expected to talk from Jackson College of Tufts School of Nursing, .Middletown. -no charge! With Invading North Viet- meaning. Souvanna- has become sotLly and concede nothing im­ can never allow ourselves to be engaging in contact battle with the agi­ they probab.y are. Rather, we are In­ . namese troops nearing this wor- the best, perhaps the only, hope Laos* that this might be the University, Medford, Maas., her Mr. Hubbard attended Man- creasingly persuaded there Is a point portant to the Communists. This beaten down by such phrases MS degree in 1966 from toe Uni- Chester High School -£uid tators seems to have been something of , Tied . capital city, a startlingSu-to hold off North Vietnamese,en- "last chajlce" to negotiate. The forces Hanoi to keep four com­ as “What’s toe use?” ‘'There Is where doomsaying—however valid It (and quite accurate) report cir- croachirient. implication: If the Pathet Lao ■versity of Connectocut, and her Cheshire Academy. He Is a Jun- a model demonstration of the in­ may be—passes from usefulness to de­ bat divisions of North Vietna­ nothing we can do about It.” "It Fh.D. in 1969 fr&m toe Unl-ver- lor at the School of Physical culated through Vientiane: Gen. -The indispensability of the 6,9- ofxer were not pounced upon. mese tied .down in Laios and -wtill all be the same one hUR- telligent, restrained use of l a w and or­ structiveness. Phoumi Nosavan, the "rightist" year-old Prince reveals the North Vietnamese, troops would aity of British Columlyia In Therapy of the University of gives the U.S. a legal right to dredi years from now.” “There Vancouver. She Is doing post Connecticut, where he is a der forces In such A situation. These thoughts^are brought to mind leader,, was returning from hfo , fragility of the Lao political force a military solution. bomb the Ho Chi Mlnh Trail. always ha^ been, and so there by a recent article in Newsweek, by long exile in iBangkok. That' structure in a war that Is vital doctoral work at Oase- Westem member of Tau Kappa Epsilon Souvanna kept c'ocl. He re­ What Is worrisome is the fact al-waya will be.” ' ^ , Reserve Unl-versity In Cleve- -fraternity. One can join in the feeling of relief movie critic Joseph Morgenstem. He is could mean o^y one thing. to U. S. overall interest in plied to the Oommunlslt proposal that thei^"ls no hair apparent. You and I are asked by uor disturbed at the recent- radi of movies land. A January 1971 wedding Is which comes over the city of New Haven “Rightist” generis yrere plot­ Indochina. Any other Lao in with a masterpiece of double- Some "rightist’’ generals who CtrHsUan faith to take a stand which pander to the -visions of a diaotic, Mir. Olson attended Purdue planned. ting a coup to substitute Phoumi power could upset the precar­ t.aJk. in fact, he r e a lly fully X are so eager to succeed Sou- against this kind of defeatism. University, Lafayelite, Ind., and —and the state of Connecticut—today. disastrous future currently popular with ious baianco of political Icrce.s for “neutralist" Souvanna that withdrawal of U.S. help voima are privately critical of When you and I accept our re- In 1966 received his degree In ' 1 the young. Phouma. to the benefit of the pommu- would Insure his -eventual re­ him for not' opening negotiations spcmsibility to be Individuals, The fact remains that there should , nists. electrical engineering from toe- "The prospect ofn climax to the whole The coup waa stopped before placement, soon rather than wiith the Pathet Lad. They would children of God in toe be^ sense Ohio College of Applied never have been such a demonstration human drama has^ its own deadly fasci­ It started. The “rightistV plot­ Souvanna’s ’value was demon­ later, by a Communist dictator­ do so quickly, and perhaps dis­ of th^t term, we will find an Science. He is employed at pMHoyiNe M p called together by such threatening spir- nation,’’ JJiJr. Morgenstem says, but ters were fjatly inforiped that strated during the period when ship. astrously, if they had power. accession of power as we never .the UnderwrilteTa’ Laboratories, those who seek to exploit it conunerclal- the U. S. could not tolerate the "rightists” ^were, plotting had before now. We are com­ , its wltJj such dangerous open-ended In an-. iiitervlew at his -villa Moreover, Souvaima could be Inc., In Columbus. ly Have a certain responsibility. When Souvanna’s ouster. Since the against him 'a, few weeks ago. here which doubles as the prime forced into risky talks frdm a mitted to the belief that God' The -wedding Is planned for objectives, posing such threat to the In­ «o powerful a process as that of pro­ U. S. picks up half this coun­ With North Vietnamese bearing minister’s office, he told us position of weakness if, as we Himself has placed part of the June 20 at St. Mary’s Episcopal nocent people of New Haven. ducing and promoting fUms "is brought t y ’s budget and is essential to down on Gen. Vang Pao’s base there -would be no negotiations earlier reported was possible. ire^wnsllbllity tor His purpose Church. 1 " ' , to bear on sudi solenpi themes as these armed resistance against the at Long Tieng, the .Communist with the Pathet Lao because he Long Tieng falls to the Com­ upon our thoiaders. .^nd He ’ Apsel photo As for the - purported pnirpoee of the . — the breakup of society, the possible Communists, that . was that. Pathet Lao came up vrith ' a would never agi’ee to their pre- munists before the rainy sea­ asks us,' as individuals first, and O t T TH E end of life on earth — the brlngers-to- "Rightists’’ who had been bab­ clever ■ ploy. They demanded then as Indl-viduals Joining hands GENUINE demonstration, what change, If any. has condltion. of on end to U.S. son begins. In case of that mili­ Engaged- Hartford 'Gels Option bear had better damned weU ’Icnow what bling about Phoumi on one day total expulsion of the U.S. mili­ bombing. Furthermore, he slm- tary catastiT>he, j^uvaniurwould wlto other individuals, to take' The engasament of Miss been brought about in the publlc'ldea of they’re doing, and I think they generally were attributing the .talk to tary presence here and the our stand on behaK of HU right- Of Saturday'Eve Mass Uarly , Rejected additional seats be hard put to prevent the mad -3ftilWeen 'Jackson of-Bloomfield, UHlTfR whether the Panthers on trial In New don’t.” ' somebody else the next day. bombing of 9ie Ho Chi Minh for the' Pajthet Lao In the coun- nish toward appeasement. eouanesB and Justice and peace, as opposed to evil and dartruc- « !jV to Thomas W. Tedford of HARTFX)RD (AP)—^The option Haven are guilty or Innocent, -and what Though some films with apocalyptic of Saturday evening Masses to mnsTfR themes do have artistic merit, he as­ •■‘on- Manchester has been announc­ fin churchgoers’ Sunday obliga­ (lo^sible effect has there been on the serts, youthful moviegoers are all too Then we find that we have be­ ed by her parente. Brig, and came ■ fellow-workers with God, tions has bben given to j^arishes ■ 'Thrust-Back Collar' trial itself, tinless It might be to make ■ often "systematically conned." The Mre. BlHc Jackson of Btoonr- -in the Roman Catholic Archdi­ movie men know youth is rebeh, beating our witness In a tnass TOILET TANK BALL the achievement of Justice more diffi­ By Whitaker society. flrtdi, N,J. ocese of Hartford. Amaricd'i lergetf StKtr lious. Irreverent, frustrated, anxious to The archdiocese announced Tht Water Matter inilantly itopt cult? break up die established order, and . Chaplain Russell i). Oginp Her ■fiance la the son of Mr. the flow of . water ofter ea£h' fluihjng. OonnecUcut State Prison and Mrs. Ward Tedford of 128 S. Satur^y It la now . up to indi­ smoking a lot- of pot. The most desir­ vidual pastors whether to use 75t AT Hardware stores able merdiandlse, therefore, is a movie Main St. ‘ Miss Jackson, a graduate of -toe.-^Saturday evening Masses. that deals with rebellion, dislocation and The option w'm given earlier dlaordOT, and that looks better — or, at Shaker Heights (Ohio) High Judgre Boyle’s Finding Herald School, is In her Junior year at this year to piiesta in the Ro­ least no'woiw — when -viewed threugh man Catholic dioceses of Bridge­ a grass haze.” Hartford Hospital School of Senator Edward M. Kennedy said, M ILL Yesterdays Nuning. port and Norwich,"but now it after the release of Judge James Boyle's Many young people still are capable Tedford graduated from extends to all In the state. of a sense tit wonder at the -world, RATE " 25 Year$ Ago MlancMster High School and findings, the following:' des'pite its problems, Mr. Morgenstem P'aper colleotlcHw for April atundpd Mai)cheater Oominun- remarks. More important, peihaps, Ity'OoUege. He is a Junior m aj­ "In my perscmall view, the Inference "precisely because our times are so- reach all Ume high with more than 300,000 pounds oc^lected. oring In psychology at Southern PROFESSIONAL and ultimate findings of the Judge’s re­ grave, precisely because the disease OonnecUcut State College in we’re all suffering from is an apparent Ortord Parito CSiaptar, DAR PIANO TUNING port are not Justified and I reject them." oboervea Its OOto Urthday. New Haven. failure of the future, it’s preposterous A Jifna 1071 wedding Is plan­ By graduate of UnfortunatSly, this is Ukely to remain to sit still for movies that prattle about ned. H artt OoUege of Mush) chaos or cackle over It. . . Instead, 10 Year a Ago WARD KRAUSEl—648-MiSe. almost s one-man rejection. From the he says, "I’d hope for movies that make Directors hike base rats tor .Window thadei of lovciyDu Pont first mometlt ^f the tragedy at Chappa- allowanoa for a future, if only by takli^ "Tontine” era tu y to waih. WIU new and renewed, water oon- . Dr.' Barnard Opposes took like new. Won't creek, fr4y or qulddlck last July one possibility has the present seriously enough to remind neotloni to |100. us from time to time that we people are New 'Abortion Laws ' pinhole. Aveilable tn many attrac­ been that even were all the circum- Town gtvea up hope for pur- tive colore. Jiiit call ui. We Wlll.be E'HAIIMI IT • nm .«• worth loving auid -worrying -about and ohaalng Depot 8q, property WASHINOTON (Apj -"-Dr. F.AMOt .s glad tb ineaiure your windowt and •tanoes involved entirely Innocent, no preserving, though we’re, not necessarily from New Haven R allro^. ChristiaEU) Barnard has spoken HI D.SON VITAM INS ■Ivt you a free eitimate for new wise enough to preserve ourselves. •Tontine." one would ever really believe it, so Atty. James Htggens is elect- - out in ofipeeltlon to liberal abor­ IlMlI "Even so deeply despairing a human­ «d president of Young iflepubli- tion laws. liiurky ware the details, so famous the ist as biologist Albert Szent-Gyorgi sUU Durt; I’RODrrrs can aub. The-heart transplant pioneer- OUBONT Anderson-Little principal character inycdved. gives the species a 00-50 chance of sur-. said Sunday he felt abortions A\:illuhli- .\t ■ vival," Mr. Morgenstem writes. ^"That’s c_A Q reat^am e in the^Manufacturing t^^Tine Clothing should be allowed only when the WKI.DON diut; Io . Judge Boyle, having heard the evi- not 80 bad. I’ll take that.” And so wUl to TUa iJato mother’s life -was ehdhhgered or nilTINE. we, depressing as it. may seem. For how-. 7(!7 Main Strert dance, and matched the availaUe tMta, ^ 1770, -Rhode Zeliad re­ .. the bj[tby might be seriously IN MANCHESTER ever disturbing today’s unprecedented MRCfUA R. PLOOOiM malformed. At tli«‘ Santa' lx»\\ has oome forward w l^ two- c^itniona, threap to men may be, they are still no nounced olleglahoe to Britain. (Manchester Parkade) West Middle Turnpike-Broadoi(ce Street In 1008, den. Robert B. Lee : Speaklty on WNBC-TV’s Dirccl My-M:til I’l in> both o< which put at least a jtsmporary reason for giving In to irratlanisllty, and "Meat the Press," Barnard said LA. JOHNSON ' Pho«H! 647-9775 and Ms Confederate fortua de- .\sk for I'n-.. itop to whatever progress the Senator disparaging the desire to make the beat „ a phyMoisn's duty Is to save of whatever Is to be. — WALLi 8TREIET iantad northern annles under tUs, so he was therefi^e op* | PAINT CO. Oen. Joeeph Hooker in Um d v ll may have been making in hia own mind, JOURNAL. * posint to legalising Abortion. «B8 MAIN B-g.. MAN0HE8TU War battle of ChanoellorsirlUe. ■ .. : ■■ >

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■ ■ \. l*AOB ^ O H T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ MONDAY, MAY 4, 1970 M ANCnksTER,EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, MAY 4, 1970 PAOITNINE firm’s “Sales' Hall of Flame” answer might be having Boards startled In 196B. Voter Session U.S^ Students T Comment Session /^aleiStirike Bishop To Confirm Class > Coventry Obituary Ho was a communicant of St. MISAC Seeking Cut of Education get together and Bridget Church, a member of A 6 to 8 p.m. voter-making The Manchester Board of neg<)tlatlng jointly. the Ahimnl Club of the Univer­ session Is • sdMduled for. May Strike Directors will Conduct qn*' Approaches At St. Mary^s Wednesday Physical education In the ele­ sity of New Hampshire, juid a Wednesday, . In the town other o(j Its sentl-monUuy mentary grades and the toadher In Tax Assessment clerk’s office In the Munlol- comment seeslons' tofhor- Town Budget Hearing aide program also’ came In for BITUMINOUS R.A.M pser, pai.lt president and secretary of Showdown •nw Rt. Rev. John Henry Es was a delegate to the Anglican the Orfcrd Parish Investment pal 'BuHdingi In Protest row. It will be from 9 to 11 quirol, .bishop of the Episcopal orttloism. The church-sponsored M ISAC Corp. has filed/(i tax Congress In ’Toronto to 1964. •Be­ ’The need for PE to Grades Association. EU^Ue appUcsnts must a.m., in the basement Con­ Dlo'«e4e of Connecticut, will appeal on the assessment p lac^ against its moderate- (Oontliygwd from Page One) ' fore ho was consecrated a 1-4 was questioned by '’home Dairy Owner, Survivors, besides his wide. In­ be at least 21 years of age, (Continued from Page One) ference Room In the Munici­ admlniWr tjhio sacrament of Qijeries^chool Costs DRIVEWAYS clude three sons, Lylie Eastman income housing project, off Oakland St. / must be Miancheiter raU- pal Building. bishop, he was dean of CBtrist residents who thought It Unnec­ Parking Areas • Gas -Stations • Basketball Oourta The action, returnable In Tol- ...... — ---- 1---- ^ student was injured In the back Biwwster’a answers, the strike, Holy Confirmation Wednesday In an ordsfly and quiet, irv^rill be great, Joncus said, and n, Thomas Michael Eastman dente for. at least aix montha, ’The public -heaiivs, held Church Cathedral to Hartford. essary. ’The teacher aide pro­ Now Booking for Spring Work Die^at 60 committee also said It wants tio. at 7:80 p.m. at St. Mary’s somewhat lehgthy budget hear- tnetown should p lu in advance aijd Jon M. Eastman, all at W County Court of Oommoh m g A c Oorp. exeotiUve secre- and must be U.8. dtlsena. by a, bayonet and at least one on, the first ’T u e ^ y and The congregation may greet gram appears In this year’s PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW BECAUSE OF A Pleas, ahks for a reducUon In jgau. Episcopal Church. ! Ing Friday lUght, the ’Town for ftem. A master plan must home; five daughters, Laurie Arnold Klau, who fll- Similar aeaaions are held Guardsman was hurt by a 'thiid Thursday of each "unite ,^our local efforts with' the bishop and members of the budget, since to the past It was PRICE INCRF.ASE SOON , ELLINO' A. Bishop Esqulrol, a native Council showed its talent for ef- be re-Av^uated from time to Eastman, Sharonnon Eastman,Risimnn Pa-P„. “ 'e valuation placed on its l» l ^ u,e papers, explained In on the firat Wednesday of thrown rock. month, are for those town those of people oil over the class I In Nelli Hall after the state oijd federally funded, and AH Work Personally Hupervised,. We Are 160% Insured. Moeer, <9, of New York state, has served Hclent presentation and .was re- time, he 'aqid, since the town of 14 Moser Rtp, tricla Eastman, Debra Eastman constructed on 19 them a second basis for the ap- each month. "New voters residents who wish to file service., Members of the vestry these funds might not be avail­ - ' acres, on Rachel Dr. It claims Guardsmen were-ordered Into country’’—and went on to add in many capacities in the Na­ owner and operator of ’ the a n d -B r^ d a ' Eas'tmln; aU at " " nacner ur. xt ciaims made also on any w eek ly, suggestions or complaints will meet with the bishop to the warded by one •of only two Itself lu constantly changing. able for the new' school year. the dty Saturday might after a three more demands, putting the tional Episcopal Church since rounds of applause by appreci­ DeMAIO BROTHERS*"*®*” ” Moser-Bahler Dairy for many home; and a sister, Mrs. Eugene valuaUon, placed by jt jg on the basis that the during regular office on any subject within the Parish Hall after the reception. The PZC has continued to re-’ Asked If the program had steering committee in tune with Ae was consecrated to 1966. He ative ciUzens. ’Ihe hearing was vise and update various items veor* died this momlnv at St Willey of Newport, N.H. town assessor and backed project la subject -to an agree- by the town clerk add the demonstration by 1,000 students board’s jin'isdlcttonr 'Iho Rev. George Nostrahd, been evaluated to see If It actu­ CALL 643-7691 ^ Joeeph's Hospital Tampa Fla ' ^ccail will be Wednesday **y Board of Tax Review, nrignt wlh the Federal Housing reglsbrars of vctera during which the Army ROTC the organisers of a national rector of St. Mary’s Church will notable for low' attendance, since 1966, but at thi)s,Mint pro­ ally was helping by cutting the building was-burped arid demcn- strike first announced diirUig present the confirmation class only about 100 at Its height, fessional planning adrtc.e Is numbop/»f dropouts and other Emma Cottier Moser. neral Home, 400 Main St., with value. guaranteed Its 30-year mort- stratora took away flfeanen’s Saturday’s Panther support nilly to the , bishop. ’The class In­ about 30 by the 12:80 a.m. ad­ needed. • criteria. Messier sold that It Mr. Moser was bont Jan. 17'’ Mass of irequiem at St. Bridg- Manchester’s assessments, are gage. The agreement and the Manchester Area hoses. About 00 persons .were on the New Haven Green. cludes —Scott Alan Amsden, journment Town resident Paul Judkln,, h,d not'.been In operation long 1901 In BllliKton and had lived Church at 9. Burial will be computed at 66 per cent of ap- mortgage expire May 2, 2000. arrested Sunday night, raising Police Log The three new demands are Deborah Lee Andqrson, Wil­ School administrators who speaking after the critics h ^ <^ough to do this. One resident, here all of his life He was a Cemetery, praised value. The MISAC Oorp. The agreement regulates the House Breaks the approximate total of arrest­ tlwt the United States stop “ sys- liam Michael Bouley, Debra had been asked to attend to bad their say, brought a round shld he thought the teacher aide ed since FWday to 100. case questions arose during the of applause when he sai^^^ he member of the ApostoUc Chris- call at the fu- apartment complex is assessed rents to be charged, and spells ARRES’I'S tematlc oppression of political Jean Bruce, John Foster Buok- Honor Reservist pix^^am was an “ educational .f* ^ STOP ■ PROFIT LEAKS tlanHdin Churchr^iii-Ak neral home tomorrow from 2 to at 41,006,670 for the buildings out the income levels for those Under Probe "Meanwhile, federal troops . dissidents’’ and free those Hke school portion of the' hearing thou^t the amount should be embeljlsjiment’’ of doubtful 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. hout, Craig Alan Carpenter, Col­ • Survivors, besides his wife. and 4248,300 for the land. granted reiilals. were being withdrawn from Bobby Seale who' are now In leen Jane Darby, Lynne Mere­ Damage Controlman l.C. had to wait until this portion doubled. value, and.,noted that It has not liwlanri W*,er« tbev h«d St., charged With discharging ■>; Include 4 sons, Benedict R. Mos­ The aoi*h Wtodaor Foaioe De^ New England where they had jail; that the govempient rtop dith Davis, Karen Jan DiBella, Matthew M. Moriarty Jr. of the came up at about 11 p.m., and Police Budget Hit been succeAa^ul to Hartford. L. ’Thomas Kenwood firearms within the town limits. Judkins sal(| .he ’was glad to er, Edward C. Moser, James A. partaTtent is inveslgatlhg four been standing by In case' of vlo- Vh « r r escalating the war in Southeast Debra Marie Doertog, Alan United States Coast Guard Re­ then found themselves , with ON YOUR PRINTING! see the PZC looking ahead to Moser, and Roger E. Moser, till COVENTRY — L,. Thomas breloks made into honves over lence at a New Haven rally in Asia and Immediately withdraw Lewis Fawcett, Leah « Ruth serve in Hartford has been very vew questions to answer. Mountain Laurel Chapter the future and stressed that the of Ellington; a daughter, Mrs. Kenwood, 40, of Shingle Mill W ««,d . chosen as one of six ’’Reserve Tbwn Councilman Albert ». „„„« „ a^..» «. S“.L," “tS '» --p- -~m m.,., ««. u« Ferguson, Victoria Edith Impacts of the relocated high­ Brown T ^ a l Emanuel Lugliibuhl of Elling- Police Chief John Kerrigan trial there. * ns\ieiiAi«alris»si OTAn r»/v»rv_ Honor Men” from the area tor Bradley handled the chairing been broken. According to po- American imlverslOes stop c o ^ Ferguson, Mark John Garop- ways must be studiM thorough­ Time Is Money ton; 3 istere. Miss Bertha 1 ^ - ^ Coventry, died Top Sweet Adeline Chorus Unlvemlty l*resldent s ^ ^ h e " ^ ab^t eratlng'wtth p r o ^ n « b^e de- Greater Hartford Armed procedures for the general .gov­ ji«i;iSerdny at his home. polo, Susan Holbrook Glenney, er of Rockville, and Mrs. Fred the aome area and m e l ^ «lngman Brewster Jr., called dean a 16»auxe shotoun fense research and ROTC. Forces Week starting next ernment portion, and Board of ly- Recessed Nancy ’Thayer Oowen, Tammy Monday. The' next item to be criticized Zahner and Mrs. Walter Hany, By KATHERINE HYNES precision and expression (show'- <>" when the ^ d i s d S ^ The national student strike, Education Chairman Richard (Continued from Page One) both of Ellington; and 17 wife., two _ daughters, another (Herald IStSffer) Ellen Griswold, Thomas Roy Messier took care of that sec­ was the Increase to the inspec­ \ Cost Is Money Ellington; and 17 grand Griswold, Cynthia Gail Islelb, . The six were .selected -by children. brotherOh funenUHte*. and four siateirs. , Laurel membership tour cases the owners'of the d o ^ tor 2^“wee^rand "sa"f" ^ dlH^ commanders of their individual tion. tor and assessor’s office from p e r V 1 e e any Investigation. Robert Brent Islelb, Kenneth the current 429,090 to a propos- “ IVe’re not going to use blood­ Theine Ladduadd Funeral Home,Home. 19 Hartford completed a weekend of rallies S « w Z gt^ ^ Z d e d ^ r t S Z Z^sd^r - Alexiuider Jones, Wayne Doug­ reserve units on the basis of Townspeople’s questions on Ellington Ave., Rockville, is In No. 1 and the women who partlcl- In support of the Panthers. A ^ their ”,performance of duty” the’ 42.897,286 preliminary budg- 446,«»^ This Is'because of a hounds to this search," he said. lllington Ave., Brewster sold that students will las Kuehl and David Joseph La- GUNVER COPY CENTER chargeharge of arrangementsamir which 111 w u f Z ^ ' ^ampions. This is the pated from this area are: Mrs. ^ appeared likely and “ display of leadership et centered mostly on roassesl "®^ portion being P«»P<»ed. “ But we’ve got to find him and be expected back In Yale clou- May. are IncomnleteIncomplete. C en lZ ry K o o m fl^ Benedict second time since chartering In MarvMary Jayne (Truman) Cran- “ Clifford Sjelilzsky, 40“ Jlldy as the student objections wld- __ o^ xonaowsKi, aiz, oi qualities.” that of inspector-sanitarian, and we’ve got to bring him to trial” 840 MAIN STREET Elwafdi P. Yankowsld, 22, of rooms. Also, Daniel Lewis, Megan ment costs, the Planning and 1961 that Mountain Laurel has dall, Mrs. Susan (David) ®**®^ delude the move into ijg Eidrlth ^ Hartford against the American campaign Virginia B. Owen, 64, of 86 “ direct" Yale deans to tell their Ih® recommendaUon, prior to taking up toe school re- Bake, Plant Sale A. .. Hammond, . ^ and spent his ^ Florida1 ten , j years a ^ . segment of the competition. Chorus and Quartet Competition wiere charged .with entering i_ q^M,tvn,oo» A.io Oaoper St chareed’ wiih fnJl teachers “ that reg- ett S. Cono ^ 19 Trombull St., all prior to the town meeting, quest, and the first Item to be ’The Democratic 'Women’s movert fo Mrs. Katherine Ijentere Tit' Choruses were judged by a in Hartford in the spring of 1971 without permission tor the pur- Z t* ^ '^ ^ l*^ t^ w l^ *h o W at a expectaUons will Crewel Painting Exhibit fif^ ’The general government cuts, questioned was extra pajr for J?* N®'7 P®P®'- If any, will be -made by the department chairmen, which Club of Manchester will sponsor -A8so®‘a- counoU Itself. Messier said, was “established Its annual bake and plant sale permitted to com- also with fishing wirooui a 11- ______tlon (NENAEA). during the K^alJI^Co^lct 3 ^ Henlomond, Calif., a daijh- Permitted to com- also wlto f l s l ^ without a jl- nn. (A P )_ came to Vernon*' In 1963. He Margaret ’TlUlnghast _____ ’The .Nelson A. Demers Scho­ hearing was the general gov- contract negotiations; ’Ihe total Clifford’s Men’s Shop, 986 Main was employed at IPtett aiS ^Petersburg; a steter, I ^ ®®‘™® S^^e 2,600 NaUiinal Guardsmen An exhibit of an iifirusual art ' when she was 16 years old and larship which she received Is ernment portion of toe budget, budgeted amount Is now 46,280, St. Whitney Division of United Air ^lara Burth of Germany; ploye of Pm:« and Whitney Dlvl- a member of the Knights of Co- ^ ^ determination to contribute to- Sts. Qjurt date May 18. sent to keep peace at a weekend form opened Saturday to the a student to toe Hinckley, awarded to a college junior, and the first area to be serious- with an increase to 46,808 pro flanging Ivy geranium bas­ lobby and reading room of ^alne schools. She doesft’t -senior or g;raduate student plan­ Craft Oorp East Hartford grandchildren and two sion of United Aircraft Corp. She lumbus, the Italian-American ward repelling the aggressor.” ------rally supporting the Black Pan- ly questioned was toe Planning, posed. kets, fushia plants, geraniums, Mary Cheney Library and w^l know of anyone else currently ning to enter toe newspaper ad- Survivors.’ besides his great-grandchildren. was a member of the Ellen Oub ^ d tte Itallan'-American TOe Sovtet governmwt chief M a g n i^ , 16, of thers have been ordered back to and Zoning Commission’s re"- in the teacher salary area< an petunias, begonias, salvia and Graveside services wlU be Doi^liaa Lodge, Daughters of Friendship Club. ‘"dlcated that It would be Im- Old Stoifford Rd., Tolland, their homes without going Into be there through May 16. It doing, this type of art work, but mother, include his wife, Mrs. quest totalling 411,840, 47,000 of overhead projector was used to other plants potted and in flats held tomorrow at 10 a.m. In ScoUa, in Hartford. Survivors, besides his wife, uwi Ptoto and Ofierating an im- possible to have a Geneva oharged with evading nesponal- action. consists of crewel pajntihgs, de­ after she began, she learned of Patricia O’Brian Hammond; a which is for a revision and up­ ^>ow where new teachers will be will be available. Rose HIM Memorial Park Funeral amangementB aire in- include three sons, John E. register^ motor vehicle. conference on the Indochina sit- bUlity. He was arrested in con- nv,. 1___ signed by Mrs. Cyril Akmentin someone who created this form son, Neil R. Hammond, and a „ , , , dating of toe town’s master needed. ’The Increase to 127 from Mrs. Francis Mahoney is Rocky Hill. compleitie. Bundy of Vernon and Richard Also, Miairoel Cyr, 39, of 29 uation In circumstances such as nechion with an accident ApiH a. ^ 1 of Glastonbury tmd executed by of crewel' art on a limited scale daughter. Deborah Ann Ham­ plan, which was adopted to 110.6 total instructional staff will chairman of toe event. She will G. Bundy and ’Tyrell F. Bundy, Mrs. Shlfley Gramackl of 269 mond, both at home; a brother, ’There will be ho calling ^ now exist. The Soviet union and so in the ParkBde near S ln v n Z in toe 17008. 1968. ’Ihe current appropriation include a reading teacher, ac­ be assisted by Mia. Lynn HlUstown Rd. ’The process starts when Mrs. for toe P’ZC is 44,040, and Ste cording to Supt. of School Stevenson of 46 Kennedy Rd., EtlyT-J^r^tori- Mro. ’The ladles are detailers to the Gramackl suggests a scene,, or Mrs. John Sullivan of 89 Finley BE SURE 7*':^ BLISS has been senihg tte l i s«ne ^17 iJain”e“rHs^ ^ Hore. ^n^a rnfe°ers'^“ 9^'3 ^in*^ ^ phen Joncus, speaklhg for the Laurence O’Connor. ’This pos- Owner for 88 YEARS. For a oonqil^te FREE IN- Chan’dler Meserv^ oi ^ -rangements. ^y of 41 Otis St., wife of John c«'pflon of LaRose, aire ached- jy of fjje desire ot theU.S. Presl- Alex .Ferguaan of 128 Autumn St. weekend. But despite that Is, it would be some time tout will be used to Implement a phone o«ir nearest local office: ______Mrs. Anna Zielinski Zawada, rial Hqspital. from 4 l)y 6 Inches to 16 by 22 placed on carbon paper and the Irene Leahy of 102 Diane Dr., at 9:16 a.m. from the Ladd Fu- thur Hartmann ' of Waterford, '5° appear in Rockvdile Ctr- jent to have fruitful negotia- feported that a pocketbook with explosives before such an extra amount program similar to Hartford’s neral Home, 19 Ellington Ave"!^ Enfield, mother ot Mrs. Private funeral services were inches. ’The nine larger ones to tracing made. ■’Then Mrs. Gra Mrs. Ambrose Diehl of 129 Mrs. Ely Chase of New Lon- ®'^ Court 12, May 19. LniRose ffons to solve ripe International *M4 in cash and a chehk foir rtvtdution- would be requested again. Project Read. ’The purpose of Rockville, with a Atoss of rei “ ‘‘1®*' ®I M^rchester held this afternoon at Holmes - _ _ ^ew l^n- let— — a*. ______T...^— e\ t,ons to solve ripe* International a __ ^ . - . a*w - a ohgck ' tar Q my /tstvAYAiM A fhxA ^ma114 —a« 1a—A toe exhibit of 19 are scenes re­ mackl goes to work, using her Most of toe townspeople who '*1® I® o'** “ book- Keeney St., Mrs. Theodore quiem at St. BernardTchm^h ^ “ rs. Josephine Zlelski of Funeral Home. 460 Main Sti ‘L®’® ^ Problems at a time when the ^ J ? ! ® * " ^ Nome S w e 3 S r ^ called by Mrs. Gramackl from needle, a hoop no larger than rose to question. tots item didn’t ralnded” students, O’Connor Hrtodamour of 6 Dover Rd., and RockviUe, at 10. Burial___ Rockville, died Saturday . at St. The Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, M i ^ ^ u ls Ruffo both of C X l^NTO Y United States Is grossly tram- !?^® f^® Fei^ ______^ her youth to Maine. One is of three inches to diameter, toe Mrs. Francis Plsch of 71 Grant 6 4 9 -9 2 4 0 — '**' "® ------TT— -- .. . Norwich; and eight grandchll- A mother and daughter were pUng underfoot the Geneva gv*xi said that he was home see why the work had to be done *o teach study methods In Grove Hill Cemrtery Roc’ll l^'rancto Hospital, Hartford. She pastor of South, United Method- Mt. Katahdto and another of best of yarns and Belgian linen. to toe first place, and even If other reading refinements. St. vllle. ’ "*ns the wife of BYank J. 1st Church, officiated. Burial dren. arrested by Coventry police Frl- agreements of 1964 and 1962, to evening but heard nothing A m toe Mohegari headlands. The Although the originals are ’The question of total teacher ’Those wishing- more informa­ ’The funeral will be Wednes- day night. Mrs. Irene Banker of which It Is a party, and takes wiusuaj. In two other ooray' /\ f l O l l ' l ' O 'W T I necessary, why the amount Friends may call at the fu- Zawada. was in the Veterans Section of I Katahdto required 1,8()0 hours not for sale, photo'prints to triie salary increases of close to a tion may contact any of the BLISS TERMITE CONTROL CORP. day at 8:16 a.m. from the BisseHBissell Rd., Coventry, was ever i^ew actions undermining ^ «^ ts , a house at 338 Opk St. v f tt should be so high. Joncus ex­ neral home tonight from 7 to 9. ^“ »^vors also include a son. East Cemetery. to be completed. color are. ’These are made by quarter million dollars was also committee members. Baked Diy. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 2 other daughters, a brother a Mrs. Moriarty was bom in Whlte-Glbson Funeral Home, 66 charged with allowing a dog to the mainstays of Intematlonai another at 160 Spripg at. ’The Lamaze childbirth film plained that 4?,0(X> was toe ’fhe>Bmaller ones focus on toe John Hancock of 151 Pitkin St., lowest possible estimate on toe discussed, with Messier noting goods should be brought to Clif­ John H Case ®‘^®''’ grandchUdren.’ Leicester, Mass., and had lived St., with a Mass of re- «"d Mias GoUene Banker security? but will be. presented by the Par- ’TUtertonSt a family of country Eind some are exhibited with the work, and that there were sev­ that, toe town Is now negotiating fords before sale time on Satur­ The Oldest .and Largest in Conn. ANDOVE5R — John H Chse toneral wUl me Wednes- in Manchester tor more than 60 Rulem at St. Bernard’s Church ^ ^® “ -m® address with breach - nothlng appeared.... to be mlisaing, ents’ Association tor Childbirth “ people-mice” portrayed In originals. Information about the apiaries wito teachers and that day. poUce said. •. Education tonight at 8 p.m. at eral reasons for the need.. 88, of West Granby steiD-toiher 8:16 a.m. from the Leete years. She weis a veteran of Burial will be In St. Ber- of peace. very human situations. They prints may be obtained by First of all, toe PZC feels it toe budget figures are only ap­ Of Mre. ’Thelma Howard Home, 126 Pearl St., World War I and served as a Cemetery. PoUce said neighbors had Vernon — ^----T’"------’Trinity Lutheran Church, 86 proximate. ■ are reminiscent of toe Illustra­ writing P.O. Box 6838, Man­ must reievaluate its conunerchil dover, died Saturday momiinc- .with a Mass of requiem nurse with the U.S. Navy. Friends niay call at the fu- complained that dogs owned by I j 'U l* T> J Prospect St., RockviUe. For Miss EUsabeUt Osae Stephen LoyzUn questioned toe tions for Beatrix Potter’s books chester. and industrial zones in an at- at Haxt/ord Hospital " ^ ' Adalbert’s Church, En- Survivors, besides her hus- oeral home tomorrow from 2 the Bankers were roaming and -g U n l l C x t e C O r f t S further information, contact need for die increases, both to Nursing Unit of toe late 19th and early 20th ’The ladies exhibited, by In­ vertislng field. Established in tempt to broaden toe tax base. W ^ c t- Survi-vors also Include hia ®" Hmlal will be In St. band, include a son, pene F. ^ 7 Ito 9 p.m attacking their dog. Following Warrantee Deeds Mrs. John Campbell of TbUand centuries. Mrs. Gramackl and vitation, at the Lobster Seafood 1968, it is awarded to honor of ThU factor ties closely to the ^ enrollment figures do not wife, another step-daiwhter and Cemetery, Enfield. Moriarty of Alexander, Maine; the arrest of Mrs. Banker, the JoseiS^e M. Munson to Itieo- ’K^"*hart Baron of Mrs. Akmentin have a book Festival to Rockland, Maine, Opens Class In Demers who has served for relocation of Rts. 6 and 276 g^m ' to warrant tWa For Mother!; Day Shop the Singer several grandchildren. ' _ 1^®®*^ may call at the fu- two aisters,''Mrs. Jane Dixon of Mrs. Edith M. Kelting daughter then allegedly went to dore H. and Cynthia J. UdeU, Hartford Rd. about toe ’Tlttertons under way last summer, and will return more than 20 years as NENAEA through toe southern port of Meggter offered toe suggesUon The funeral will be Wedne neral home tonight from 7 to 9 Dallas, Tex., and Mrs. Adella ROCKVILiiE —’The funeral of **’® *^ghbor and created a dis Baby-Sitting property at 206 Porter St., con------and toe Idea for another being this summer from July 30 turhance. treasurer. He is the advertising town, andalso With the strong tJiat the entire negotiation sya- day at -10 a.m. at Valley Funer- tomorrow from 2 to 4 and Fisher of Pasadena, Cahf.; and Mrs. Edith MBler Kelting, 88, of Both -women are veyance tax 423.10. The Marcia Neubert Circle thought out. through Aug; 2. ’They are also scheduled dlrector of the Middletown- probabUty of sewers to toe tern is partly at faulty-since In- al Home, 29 Hartfordutford Ave ‘ ® P-"^- several nieces and nephews. Hartford, mother ,of Roger T. to appear In Mlan- ’The first session of the b^y- Sherwood Chrcle Inc. to ^® Society of the Mrs. Gramackl said she available to lecture for area Press. ,, same section., - dividual towns must compete Granby, with the Rev, Wayne ------'™'Ihe - A—family suggests------A- that me*-|Keltlng of RockylUe, who died ®^®®*®*" Circuit Ciourt 12 May sitting course being sponsored Wayne G. Mantz and J. Louise G®mmdnlty Baptistdiurch will learned crewel embroidery groups and organizations. Mrs. Antoinette OueUette morial contributions' ntay be Saturday at Harttord Hospital, 18. by the RockviUe Public Health Mantz, property at 208 Tlmrod ™®®*^ tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. at A 1968 graduate of Alanches- ’The Impact of these factors -,vito each other on salaries. One Willey officiating. Burial will be ma; ter High School, Miss Gone now in Oanby Center Cemetery. SOUTH WIiyDSOR —^Mtb. An- made to a charity of the do- was__ held______this ______morning^ at the Bruoe Vlolette, 20, of Lake Niuplng Association will be held Rd., conveyance tax 444. ***C home of Mrs. V. ’Thoipas itoineOte MOihaud OueUette,- 96, ner’s choice. Newkirk and Whitney B\meral ’ ^vqntry, was arrested today from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Wayne G. Mantz and j Lou- ^96 FergUKHi Bd.» ■ attends the art institute of Bos­ Friends may call at the fti- 120 ton -whete she majors in fashion nerlal home tonight from 7:30 to formerly of Laiwrence Rd. died ' _____ Home, 776 Farmington Ave., Saturday night, charged with nursing office, Park St. , ise Mantz to Angelo D ' 'and 9. Saturday at a RockvUle Cotival- Mrs. Josepidne Boyle West Hartford. Burial was In ™n®®«®®ary noise with a motor At this first session Mrs. Cllf- Ciiarol A. Gesmundo property at Center Oongregatlixial tihurch illustratlpri. A second year stu­ eacent hospital. She was the wl- Mrs. Josephine Boyle, 62, of Westfield Ometery. Danielson. V®*^®*®- and Laurier Demaris, ford Hawley will discuss the re- 144 Green Manor Rd cdnvev- junior high leaders will meet to­ dent, she Is considered a jun­ ior at the institute, a three-year Mrs. Anna Montak dow of, Damase OueUette. 178 Maple St., widow of Edmundid She leaves three other eons Bridge Rd.. Coven- spon^blMtles of a baby-sitter. ance tax 426.86 ’ night at 7 ;30 p.m. In ^ e Federa­ Mrs. OueUette was 'ibom July J. Boyle, d i^ yesterday at an try, with failure to carry The second session wlU have Quitclaim Deeds tion Room. tehool. ROCKVILLE — Mrs. Anna Although first preferenqq for Mantak, 85, of 86 W. Franklin ^ Can!a>iu j Center Congregational f9iuri*b I f M toe scholarship was given to Park, widow of Michael J. FOB A UFETIUEI sons or daughters of fuU-Ume Mantak, died yesterday at Gauthier Michaud. She -was____ a Mrs. Boyle______was bom_____' May • 13, eoc^ ^ D D s” U ., Robert KjeUqulat as M ary’s. Lourie, o n ^ ^ * ^ board of Christlaii concern wUl You'll never have to buy film again because each time LlnetU develops and employes of NENAEA member RockvUle General H^pital. resident of Fall River,' Mass., 1917 In Jianchester. daughter of r»r ^ o* prestridge ------^— _ guest speakers. They wUl a"-- lerert ■ In ' property at 228 230 Oak "*®®^ ‘ tonight at’7------:80 -p.m. in- 4--S- . 1^ . aiea satiuxiay aiiterasoon at cuss safety measures. prints your roll of Black & White or newspapers and second prefer­ Mrs. Mantak wa^ born April betore moving to South Windsor. Mrs. Anna AbraiUs of Manches- St., conveyance tax 46.60. Robbins- Room. Koda-color film we give you ABSO- LUTEJLY FREE, a fresh roll of tUm ence was given to students who 6, 1885 in Austria^lind had lived Suryivars include three sons, ter and Joseph Gazdzlckl of G®"®™^ H o^tal. A u t o S t o l e n Duell, .a nurse, will tor your camera. We replace Uic film In the Rock^He rreV ’m o ^ T f War^vtek, HarUord. and had Uved in Man: session ' on Belmont to Rbcco you have developed. It's all Ireeh- have 'worked in toe advertising dated and top quality and Ko­ department of a member news­ her life.- R.I., Joseph OueUette o t West- Chester aU ot her life. She was Hamilton vr««i Church, F o t i l l d D a i H a f i f 0 c l .w— mvuenv ar km ^ —______dak, too. Quick processing . . . paper, Mias Ckine, who does not on the GoldenTbuchASew* Survivofs includeIp .6 5 Ron«sons. MlTUI. ^nd KmB® OueUette employed at the lona Manufac- HamUton CJemetery. ® ^ conveyance tax ” '®®‘ P’"*' 34 hour service for of Quebec Olty, Queb^, Canada: t u r ^ Co. befdre she retired A 1966 Fowl Mustang was ne- ®“M w a ^ ^ entert^lng ^^1- . '’®y“"®® Memorial HaU. black and white (just meet either requirement for zig -za g sew ing machine in chael J. 'Mantak of RockviUe, Dr. Lowcock was bom a little bit longer for tiwo daiiighters, Mrs. Antoinette three years ago. u r. i^ c o c K was bom to ™ dren at the final session on May preference, -was still chosen by Francis J. Mantak of BJoom- Holyoke; Mass., and was a po- Staturtny ^night 25. Lease color). any one of three cabinets. ffeld, John D. Mantak ot Savete of Fall River, Mass., Survivors, besides her par- Uceman and was found abandoned short- ’The deaconesses of the Seo- judges to receive tlie award. Springfield, Mass., Joseph J. and Mrs. Armqnd Letendre of ents. In 1966, while still at Man­ off reg. price Mantak o t North Carolina and South Windsor; a sister, chester High School, Mias 'Gone For Mother, the sewing gift she wants most. This fam ous" , Paul Cote of Kingston, won 475 and third prise in toe George L.Mantak of New Jer- 404 MIDDLE TPKE. W PSI deluxe ^wing;rhachine by Singer has many sey;'3 /daughters; Mr8. ''Rus”seU ” T® ?i]^®Nlldren aSd and Thomas j. Boyle of ^ t l - lUOGEnDRUG state’s 1966 Hire the Handlcap- ;on, and otLiviii Salem Wllaoti .of 19JJ^JI Gk>nn __if__0n -MISS—m Im MarlpManeiVlILI'tlp . MeccaiflATWia 01 Vicf 'Vem««. 89 Benton 8t7'MavT"'*S“ rehearse tomorrow at 8:80 pect St., with a .Maas of re­ p.m. _ part of the ______, __ quiem at St. Bernard’s Church F. Tlemey Funeral Home, 219 ^jinvlvws ^aIm iMlude a eon, neighboring to>wns and C h u rdr p m- the church. at 10. Burial will be to. St. Ber­ Friends may call alt the fu- W. Center St., with a Mass of Gapt. Richard A. Lowcock, nottCied eh ortlv"*ttieim ]Z ^ ^ weekend sponsored by the Stu- neral■ home* tonight frotp 7 to 9. requiem at St. James’ Church GSOO retired atlrvwi r j CL_JSeal Beach .thea- Vdnnon_ PoUce•_ " . DetaiftmeiAiry ‘*®"* Government Aaaoctation Gary Charles Miatre, 118 W ----- Fur Storage nard’s Cemetery. Center.st., and Ann Phyllis Zab "^® conference and NOW’S ------at 9. Burial Will be to St. James’ r ^6, Church of the Aasum^ Methodist Church will meet to- 4 arid 7 to 9 p.m. . ' , ROCKVILLE —Harold D. Eriends may call at the pArbam, Calif., Mrs. Ella M. to Vernon” Police <;alculntlOiia, ' tlon. night at 7:80 p.m. at the Re- the ' "Chick” Gagnon, . 72, of funeral home tonight from 7 to of Stiver Spring, SM., the vehicle had striKk a .txee oh Box Storage MON., MAY 4, and TUES^ MAY 5 Michael Edward Farnols-==^^P**®“ Speakers on a Lyle F. Eastman Wilmington. Del., father of Her- ® ^ tomorrow from 2 to 4 and Marcia MlUer of Win- the left aide of the road craM- Primary Slate^ 81 Chestnut St.,- and Vivien- about the goals and coiii- 'Lyle f ; Eartman of 210 Hoi- ®‘'’ -^r- Rockville, ® P " ^ ' ' ed to ttie .right aWe and hR sev- Margaret Auclain, Manriieater mltmenta of the church will In- All Oleanlng and llster St., husband of Mrs. Jean ‘*‘®^ Thursday at Memorial . . — — to ” **’® *<»PPtn*. For Tomorrow Trade Name ' clvd® Bruce Watkins, Mrs. Wm ’- TIME! Storage. la doae Sarofian Eastman, died sudden- N®®P‘]a> Wilmington. He was ?*®.®Ar WM found later by neri- Robert A. Romano, doing Curtiss, Uynn Beggs, Mark on the premIsM ly last*hlght at Wesson M ^ o r- this m orni^ from the „ Rtohard -G. NockvUle, was d e ^ of the area, the Vernon ^ primary to decide who will bustoess as R A r C o n tra ^ ^ n Saimders," ’ 8tMUey"”*w5ln1W«* In onr modsn SAVE no.00! lala. aawD|j4vaiHospital toIII opzini^ieia.Springfield. Mns^’. M »8«. M®Gr®a------** Murphy (Funeral *■ lUMM-iu nvme, Home, dj '’ ’ i _ ■», ' mpnta « « • Uumage to t|ie om- $ « ‘^ r . ® ’" ’ J*®1®**^* the 981 Main St. Rtchard Retooh) and Fred G ^ ! pUntI Mr. Eastman was bor;i April » » Main St., Worcester. Maaa.. ^ wag oonawerable, aocontte to Democratic State Convention 4, 1928 to CTaremont, ^ requiem at Our Tyrell^Bundy, d ^ stortly aiter FaH*H h their eaitinuube. will ■“be •“held *" ------tomorrow In the ASTROS c u t T n s v » tk . a • 20" CUT POWER N.H., aqn Town Office Bulldins CUT TRAVEL The after-schpol program for of Lyle and Rose Morin E to- of-Aageis Church to at ^Kanchester Me- »• "o-Kdon The contest Is ^ ^ e e n Den- . lUon games _ln Florida .hold tomorrow at 3:16 p.m/ In Try FISHEfI H it Noxt Time! an Army veteran of World War Survivors also -Include his ^ ^ ® ^ ■“***'’*y *®*t Mon- S the patjy-e^rsed can- „ext spring, i i of them at their the Youth Lounge, n, and a 1961 graduate of the wife, 2 daughters a brother nnr) M“ ry Fitzgerald Bundy, and had day at his home. n e w h a v e n , Gcnn.___ (AP)-___^ dldatos , atoo support . . . Joseph____<— bom* b w \n C o o ^ . . . Ym , We Honor Sr. CitiaeiM ‘Mlold Oaida” .. . University of New Hampshire H .grandchildren Ll''®‘* R^kVUle for the past The funeral and burial were A 26year-oM old Saybrook man Duffey, and Andrew Gasper and He was an executive ^a les ^ ^ years. In 1948, he was the ’nuusday to Brookfield. dirtdied In Yale-New HavenHavm Hospl-HMto* Mrs.M m *s’u«m S i i ^ Losee, the cholleng- ***® Astros wont do Bmsnuel Lutheran Ohuroh f Ptont8toreOpenDallyT:80AJM..0MPJ«. a Saturday 8t00AJM.-0t00PJI. King’s tol early today ^ "**«* traveling in Ftertda as oouncU wlU meet tonight st representaUve of the , Uberty Miss Jean McLachlan ’ *|''f“ ®®®“Mul Democratic candl- Mr. Hodgdon was employed ^ ««rty today, about 24 hours •*». who a « said to be support- they Low Insurance Co. with offices In Miss Jeon Mcl3 3 ^ of date * for m a ^ of R°®'‘vlUe.RockviUe. ttat the VermontVer?nont TechnicalTechnlcU Col- f«®»«««■ »' he was Injuredtojured criticallycrltlSuiy eraew ’ of,of AI Donahue.D o ^ e . Seat t ’^trtS trips willS l be ' K to b Hv-iSS Mi i ”'’ ^ wWllMom S ^ H-ii „|T m Esst.Hartfom. ^ e j^.I„I lJ ..^ T .A Z PkmellasTar” " A former service^:^®® ^ manager at lego to RandolphRandjJph CtoitorCenter. VLVt, ‘ ® one-car crash DuffeyDuffsv >ni PPoiii s ^ e w ifmirm n m iiii n »Z p£ T k I 1 . a *®S Fork Myers WllMam Hell of^ the New Bing- CLEANSERS and F r i c * ^ he ^em- ^rvivon.Survivors InZdT^’^to. Include hi, wife, =»wood 8. Cf»pm«., Jr„ the were to appem-yteterdsy In An- and to O^wsSr Z iS T L u S n S the 8 H.P. Brlgga A Stiutton motor wUth auto- J l Z played by the v e ^ _ Depart- Mto. Esther Hodgson, "aito ¥ v e vlcttm, was pm^e^-to 'j i ' _car ______dover, but the appear______LAUNDERERS appeaiwKie was Phillies on March » . FISHER matte choke. , Sturdy throttle control, 6” eoay- BroSkneldT h*® ^ *hW d^ tide. i^Meled because of the death Lost year the Astroa vlatted 326 BROAD STREET, M A N C H E S T E R 649-7111 Pn>duoersCJiibAwa«l” H«aJ«^ h®"* * 7A®®*y.h® as driver for mother, Mni. Addle Hodgdon of ways on Sprihgbtooic R ^ to o T ^ . W U U oi^t Oiwe ' ' - The “ w.'Jnuron Church vounouOounoU ocof (tnoitho roll.-wheela, heavy chrome tubular handle and BRANCH SirOMBB ATt Vemoa OIrole, lOU W«in s t , Manchester nod washout port. ~ . » t r . - s r 2! sss-j-' n. OOl Hartford Bd., Mancbeator they will skip this opting, the ohuroh.

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budget and oelced that $400,000 | Andover Sonte Westhill Rendentl^ Vernon be (xa. The Board o t RepMMHt- attvea aan ahk the Board o t Ed- uoatLon to i-educe the' budget but Qhevrolef Owners May Get Rent Reduction Final Hearing Tonight caznot etate hi whet areas. Three Mills Cut Nteiyar Frank McOoy will dto- NEjED MCFAHIS . . . SEE IIS FCllR Manoherter Housing Authori­ agalnai HUD brought by A N ^ cuae the nelacattoig o t huat- ty peraonnel today , began Inter- York tenanU’ group. On Changes in Charter neaeee and reeidenoee which wUl I e KENDALL OIL PRCHDVCTS At Budget Meeting vlswlng the-200 resldenU c i ’’We hope to Intervieif ao e GENipNE CHEVEfMET PARTS Westhid Gardena to And out persona a day and complete ths The final hearing on propowd plua poeelbly the one calMng tor begita?on^ prowx^d^lrtdwiirg a FACTfMtY TRAINED TBOHNIOIANS 1 ^ SARAH PALMER used toward eveaitual re­ how much o t their monthly In­ intervlewa by May IS,” he aald. revtokmi to the town ctartar the combining of the Planning e SERVICE RENTAL OARS (Hemid Oomapvndent) placement p t the truck. *n^ come goes toward rent Weathlll- Gardena otirrenV In­ wM be held totilght at 7:80 at Oommtftton and Orf Zoning v e ^ Highway in e CONVENIENT MASTER OHAROB PLAN or GMAC BUDGET PLAN , town 'votewn Oouncli. a request to Install street l^hts l,< M »K members, have current rental." arrangement, Diana pointed and from the tax collector for creased'by 9.(1 mills'. principal’s salary 'The- action by the MIM to out. the roost dtoemsdan la the one Following the hearing, tonight, a refund. being taken to meet the require­ wttlcb would aUow a change in the board will make its recom- , Ih e questfon of how to pre- portatlon item o n ^ least two -He added that any ohorfage The board will also be asked this rise became more occasions. As it ww explained, ments of recent federal legiala- of operating expenoea which the structure of .the town fire meiylationa to the Charter Re­ departments but doee not nec- vision Commission, to name an architect to do -a 1 dlfncult because, first there a t t h e ‘IntiatloQ'^of town-owned tUm (the Brooke Amendment) might be cauaed by the, rent feasibility study of (he propos­ -lil.lM.I I,.I SPACEMAKERS poased In conjunction with el­ eaaarlly mean that any change ImmedlBtely following the WBfl.ebnfuaion as to which item buses, and since then, Mrs. revlaloiui will be aubaldtoed by ed expansion of Rockville High o F F turn waste space into a storage place were on. Item 12 (to re­ Dories Chsumberlain, principal, derly housing programs epon- HUD through $76 million in fed­ win be made. Presently the de- hearing, the boaiid ■will hold its School. parttnents are divided, one for regular meeting. Among the live the bu^et) or Item^ 13, has als^served as transporta­ sored by the Department of eral funda allocated naticnally Following adjournment of the the fon^ter f|ra ($Mtrlct and one many itam s to be dtooHsed will , (to adopt the budget), and sec­ tion director. ’Ihis is a position, Homing and Urban Develop­ for that purpooe. board meeting, the representa­ ond there wSs confusion as to Bccoidlng to the board; that is m ent for the former ^ty. Both (lepert- be the teacher salary centrart tives will reconvene as the Bew- That Icglalation established ments are volunteer. The, pro- for the coming year. whether or not specific items not usually Among the duties o t EBC Chief Joins could be cut or an overall cut the school principal. the 26 per cent naaximum, posed Change in (he charter The has already been aaeessmento and a request of an could be made or the bud^t With the principal’s permis­ which is retroactive to March Race fot* H ouse Seat 'would allow a ooneolidated de- ' approved by the Board of Edu- BUlngton property owner to could be ‘rejected, but with rec­ sion, the board took $1,000 of her 24. WESTPORT, Conn. (AP) — pertment on a paid basis if caUon end the Vernon Ekluoeltion tie Into the Vernon sewer liY>es. ever H is felt this is what the Assoctetton The last ommendations to the Boatd of salary and put it into tlte buejg- Diana, said the MHA expects John W. Kiermaler aimounoed to make the adjusted rentals ef­ town needs. It provides for the the General Aseembiy passed TOWEL RW RAF Finance. et under the name of tiansporta- Sunday he had-reslgn^ as pctai- Kin of Onamig Dies DRAWER . BREAD DRAWER The moderator, pdvid ' Yeo­ tion director. Ihls made it pos- fective June 1, and that they ident of the Educattoiud Broad­ Board of Representatives to i«^ia*ion maWng it mandatory DISPENSER » mG«7« mans, finally established that alMe to receive a $600 reim­ will reflect the retrooettve peri­ casting Co., to seek the pemo- malce this decision. for teachers’ oontraicts to be ap- At 44 of Heart Ailment Item 13, to adopt a budget, was bursement from the state. od. cratic nomination for U.8 . Rep­ Greece (AP) - Meaaages notifying tenants of IWWM» N0W»5® 0 6 being dlscussi^ although Item ’Ihe board explained that next resentative. is the one ‘ concernlnr special “ Evghenla Nlarchos, the third NW> iS 12, to receive a budget, had not year, the principal would not the changes and setting dates “I am late to this race^ and for Intervleiws at the Housing benefits, and the tt^lnattol^f vote wife magnate Slav- been fornuilly voted. The mod­ serve as the transporation di­ I know it,’’ oaid Kiermaler, "Yet aigwHfit the cofilYtvct lb wouki ros Niaixd>oe, died todfl’y of a. Authority offtce on Blwetleld MANCHESTBl erator stated the budget had rector end this was why there I Intend to go the distance at the w n e r ° " a t ^ n ^ ^ ^ ^ opened tor wnego- heart aliment. She wah 44. been received. Usually, a vote is was the $1,600 item, for the hir­ Dr. were hand-carried around the most vlgoroua pace poa- w JS^T^ew leJT^^is^ the other two Mzo. Nlaiohos was the sister WestMiU Gardens Saturday, oalled for and the next item ing of a transportation director. slble.’’ need not pay any asseesment S™up8. At a mooting last Thui» of Tina Onassls, the former ■wife HARDWARE SUPPLY Diana aald, because the MHA m announced. Since this was over­ Some pec^le insisted that the until he actually connects into BOaird of Ropresenltativies of Nlarchos’ archrival, A ri^tle Ernest Lsnon, Prop. had received notification of the Kiermaler, 48, - to the (Mrd looked this time, some confu­ •principal was getting a $2,260 Democratic entry in the Fourth the line. meontoers expressed disapproval O n a s^ . She was the daughter 877 MAIN ST., BMNCHESTEB PHONE S46-442S legtolatlon only last Tuesday. sion resulted. raise ih salary because it was Oxigressional Dtatrlot race, Join­ These two proposed changes, of the $0.4. 'million eduoeUon another Greek shipping mag­ printed In tlie budget that her Diana said the delay In notlfl- Before It was made clear to ing Benjamin Bacon of Green­ nate, Stavroe Livanoe. present salary is $16,000 and next catlon by federal officials was these attending Jissit what pow­ Sports Car Heavily Damaged by Fire wich and 'T.F. Gilroy Daly of ers they had regarding the year would be $17,250. Actually, due to a now-resolved ault ■M: the raise is $1,260. ’The dlffer- A potentially dangeious auto­ tion. reportedly pulled by a by The car, repqrtealy owned by A metal muffler and a gaso­ Fairfield. budget, the discussion was mobile fire was extinguished by stander, and dpused flames in Morton Herman of 68 Elizabeth line tank were visible near the ' / / / brought to a premature end erence is' ihb $1,000 origInaJiy V taken from her salary and put town firemen yesterday after­ the open truiik and on the Dr., received substantial dam­ rear of the: car after the fire, and a vote was called for. .This noon in the yard at the Plaza asphalt pavement a distance age. among a charred tire and other resulted in an overwhelming re­ into the transpottatlon item, that 'would now revert beck to A-1 Seiwice Station at E. Cen­ of about 30 feet from an MG Fire Chief W. Clifford Mason debris removed from the burn­ Miss Ethel Rohh and One of Her Many Gifts jection of the budget and the heq. ter St. and Walker Sts. sports car. Town Fireman Ed­ said it was not clear exactly ing trunk. Limifed Enrollmenf question: Now what do we do? Pire/fien from Central Head­ ward McGregor (above) hoses Miss Ethel M. Robb, who wiQl was Mias Ruth Crampbon, 94 1962-1970,’’ to be placed in the ’Ihe taxpayera refused to ac­ how the blaze started, but that No one was injured In the With the direction of John quarters and * the Lawton Rd. down the trunk of the sports a fire report indicated Herman mishap. idblre as principal of Waddell years old, and the piiivclpail a t sohool Mbraiy, .gt'ven by Waddell Jeomans, chairman of the Fi­ cept the board’s, explanation, School at the et^ of the school Lincoln Bchool 'when Miss Robb pupils; roses presented indivldu- and since it was not possible to Co. 3 firehouse responded to a car damaged yesterday at the had been working on the ve­ Fortunately, the, fire occurred BOYS — GIRLS V iild o i nance Board, the people were box alarm from the intersec­ A-l Plaza. hicle. at the rear -of the car and yeer, ehows her well-wishera the taught there. The Schulz comic ally by Student Oouncli repre- -^led back to where epecific cuts cut the principal's salary be- ______BECAUSE OF OUB EXPANSION portialM: of Cbaiite Brown during atrip charectar was one of many senbattvee; a purse from friends cause a contract had been -sign­ spread southeasterly, diagonsd- could be made In the form of ly away from an island of gas­ a recaption held yesterday BStaz*- glita opened during the recep- 'and teacherB in other schools; amendments. A mothm was. ed, residents voted to delete the with s is be provided. It commends the amoimt is 80 per cent of the Mid-Atlantic; Powell. Down the .Two Separate Campa University of Owmecticut Law fr o m G.E. 2.00 truck was needed, especially constables for their "good $487,600 grant th a t Bolton ap- Colorado; Travelog, We Dls- firemen over the weekend. They Vernon School. He served 'With the Or­ for plowing Euid sanding, and explained by people’s growing also doused a nriinor blaze in, a NO INCREASE tNf CAMP TUITION awareness of the value of our work’’' being done to keep our plled for. The other 20 per cent cover the Uidted States, dinance Corps of th^ U. S. Ar­ in the event that one truck was town protected and publically car parked at the Bess Elaton ■ ' ■ i I natural resources, was an item will be received when the buUd- The AdeUa N. Loomis CoUec-' Broohnres AvaUaHe at: my tor two years. ^ out. of commission. Even thanks the state police of the uig is 100 per cent complete, uon, added to each year by the Iqt, 160 Center St., sboitly be­ e KRAUSE PPOWIBT, 671 Ibtftlaid Bd. Dootey ia vlce-pireeident of tho Your final cost though CJook denied that other of $1,060 to allow the Ccxiserva- 7.97 Colchester Troop for their co- There are sUll a few problems Grange, now numbers 89 books fore 1 p.m. yesterday. • NASM^ARMB, 901 St ' Atty. Thomas Dooley Rockville Exchange Club and trucks are always available for tlon Commission to take an op­ Other activity: ^turday at • N U ntBO PHARMACY^ Vetnoa tion on land for open spaces. operation and assistance given that the PubUc BuUdlng-Com- nialnly on New England history has been active on many local, town use. It Is known that with­ Andover thisHii*. Tvaotpast year. mlsslQti is working out with the and travel. 3:60 p.m., a brush fire at 138 J e JACKSON'S MARKET, Wapping boards.^ Ho served as town Features; Three sj fingertip control, The land encompasses approxi­ C h a r g e it' in the town there are people Re-elected to serve one year Pitkin St.: yesterday at 10 a.mi, U WaBKAND PARK M A BK BT,m HIxiSaad S t counsel during the time Demo­ pushbutton beati ejeotjor on top, mately 90 acres in the Jurovaty architect Robert Lienhard and Bulletin Board e SALEM NARUFF, 66* M a t e ^ who annually, during the win­ on the Law Enforcement Study a fuel oil leak at Nichols-Mah-' ^eks Assembly crat Thomas MmCusker served Swamp area and Is 'known as the contractors. PubUc Building Commls- lo r TeL Director George MltotaeO, Weet HarMeid, 86I-1661 chrome plated Eenter beaters. ter season,' make trucks Bwall- CommibteO were th e , present Chester Tire on Broad St., Atty. ThomsB H. Dooley of 89 as mayor. He has also served on able for the town’s use in the Provenson property. This Bolton also applied for a loan sion Will meet tonight at 8 in Firemen also responded to, I after 6 p.m. or < TeL Camp Seoretary, East Hailhid, ■iSk' #M i9 members. They are -Andrew of $487,600, the- other half of the the Elementary School, I 066-6779 day or evealags. the Board of Blduoaticm and the plowing and sanding. property and the area of which but were unable to locate, a re­ Range Hill Dr. has annauncied Charter Revision Oommlaalon. it is part was desetibed as a Gasper, James Urso, Paul Jur- building cost, but the loans have The Fire Commissioners will These trucks are equipped o'vaty, Katherine Hutchinson, ported auto firb on the IVllbur I Traasportattea from Msnrbeeter,' Verauaf Ble- cendKIacy for the Democrat­ He ia married to the tonner “unique biological envirem- been withheld because of a lack meet tonight at 7:80 at the fire­ Cross W^fWay Saturday short ■> Imentary aad Bfiddle SciMela: alee, tree tnaspertatlea fraas ■with town-owned plows and the Sarah Palmer and Ronald of fluids. house. I Wapping O ater, ic noTOjnatiDn for state repne- Antoinette Russo of Middletj^iim, Hand-Crocheted owners wait o^y to be called by ment.’’ The property is being ly before 6 p.m. (Herald photo aentaftvie from the. 4Tth dlMi;1ct . N.Y. 'the couple has two chil­ Theriault. They, along with a Also applied to f, was a loan The 260th Anniversary Com­ Proctor-! Oook, to put ^hem to work. It by Coe) (Veomon). dren, Karen, -U, and Lawrence, pixJtete.^ b ^ e The ^ Conservation ^ and'^ble, make of $10,000 for the renovation of mittee will meet tonight at 8' i has been rumored that these the middle school. It is expected Gerald AUen, who has aerved I 7. , trucks ■were not always utilized Commisslon plans to make an In the Town Offices. •vOLKSvagea or AHtaigA, tag. fbvs tenniB as repreaentatiTOy^ Bags offer. If accepted, the commis­ men Cook and Ojtjgjahle Wil- that these loans wliil be taken The Bolton Cooperative. Nur­ Spray^leam, Dry Ircii by ^he to ^ this winter, even' Ham Kowalski sarveid last year. from the 47101 diBtrlot, a n n o u ^ sion hopes to secure aid from up in the next General Assem- sery, will meet tofSght at 8 at though there seemed to be an The meeting was attended by ad seilter Ittiis year thal^^he ■ the State end Federal Govern bly, said Joseph Caatagim, su- the Congregational C2iiiroh Edu- Nine Volunteers Our Reg. 6.99-7.99 Obvious need. 163 people, for Andover, a well- would not seek re-eledUote'^ Be­ Our Reg. 10.99 menta. After preliminary work perintendent of schools. cation Ruildli^. $11,000 Cut attended meeting. fore annouacteg hts is done, the commission will Anniversary Coin The' Board of Finance ■will Join Camp Staff 'The taxpayers a t Saturday’s The 250th Anniversary Oom^ irieet- tomorrow a t 7:30 In the Dooley dtacuaaed the^^SoeslbUfty meeting apparently did not present complete plans to a GIFT memorative Oolzis are now ^vall- Community Hall fireplace room, of seeking the noipmatton with Camp Keimedy director Har-'. agree ■with Oook as to the need town aieetlng. able. They may be .purchBaed a t The Women’s Society of Allen. ry F. Smith has announced the PRICED! for a new truck, because even Other action taken at the Berets Train the Town Hail, th^ Bolton Notch Christian Service will meet to- Dooley said Jfie also dfevuaaed names of nine more -volunteer though they were told that the Budget meetlzig inclixled the pharmacy or 'Pres CWc of Bol- morrow a t 7:30 p.m. at the bfa pcbentlBl candidacy with hte teen • age camp counselora, 3.99 deletion of the $11,000 item following elected to office: egnptoyer, I h e CJotmocWout Gen­ bringing to 18 the number ao- 8.70 ton. Cotrm that have already Percy Cook, 'building official Cam bodian United Malhodist Church. Vast assortment of imported bags in pouches, would not affect the budget, been joiidered may be picked up eral Life inaurance Co. where be cepted to date. Features: Fabric dial for every t^pe they still voted to delete it. ’The for one year; Gary Coleman is asBiwtent aqcretary for equity totes or envelopes. Assorted spring shade. at the Town Hall . Manchester Evening Herald A n The nine, all from Manches­ fibre, plenty of s te ^ for easy ironing, $11,000 for the truck would have and Mrs. Martha- Roberts, Rec- Coin purchasers.are reminded pm ducts. ter are: Peter Pescosolldtx been taken from a fund called reatdwi Commission to r three Mercenaries Bolton correspondent Cathy lightweight. Chrome with avocado hand­ (Continued from Page One) the Town Hall is open on D’ltalla, tel. 649-6609. Ih announcing his oandWacy, Hathy Pilaltaon, Edward DeVoe, Capital and Non-Recurring Ex- years; George Munson, Wednesday evenings from 6 to Dootey noted that mwy pubKc Bkhvard Anderson, Stephen An­ le. #12931 penditiu^. Almost the total investment tip eie«M to the Regional Board camps and asi^ulted p^kets of 9. may also be purchased and oandidetes for of- Atty. Thomas H. Dooley derson, Donna Anderaon, Robin amount needed was already in of Education, aiid Jolm Storm, resletanoe in'Cambodian tow towns, ns from'Harold Porcheron, Notch Sea liiave said, in'subatanoe, "As the fund, payed for by taxes in Czechs Start Flints , Breiman, Kathy Heimessey and os representative to the Capitol One,-company of Mike Force Rd., or John ConiiolUy, School we etiter thto decade the prob- more vital than ever before that n^ianev previous years. This is why it Region Planning Agency. To North America a poUUcal party “demand of a tre<^ is now operating with Rd. fro m tanui. we face and the chaUeng- would not - effect this- year’s Also, the town voted to raise noi^ee not^y an ability to Smith ^ ^ t troops of tile U.S. 1st Air Caval­ Books to Library PRAGUE (AP) — Czechoslo­ 'es beiftm us af« greater and Lady Remington ■ budget. However, .it was realized the salaries of the town clerk more oomptex than ever be­ analyze and coiViprahend the that..included dn the budget was ry Divisian in a major Ameri­ The Bolton Grange has pre- vak Airlines started twlce-week- slgntaoant issues, but a willing- the West Side from $1,400 to $1,800; the tax can drive against North Viet- sented the foUowing books to ly service to Nojrth America to- fool." Testming thta staXlelnient a $6,000 Rem to be added to collector, fioih $1,700 to $2,000, ness as well to dedicate his time Cedar St. ■A. namese base camps in the Fish- the Boltmi Publlc Library in day with a 148-seat Jet carrying '5 trtte bu t tru e ," Dooiey axWed Shaver ^ Capital and Non-recurring Ex­ and the town treasurer, from that unilotituitataly a decade and energies toward effecting He put out a. call for r e g ^ X penditures. Believing that since $700 to $860. hook , area of Cambodia, about memory of deceased- members; six passengers to New York and meaningful solutions.’’ ed nurses, wiUlng to volunteer % the $11,000 iwas not being used, 80 miles iKZrthwest of Saigon. American Guide Series, Aiizo- eight to Montreal. tram now "any candidate wfll a half-hour of their time in the An item to adopt a sewage be ahia to ihake the aome state- A native o l Middletown, N.Y., . . Our Reg. 14.97 the $6,000 was not necessary and Dooley has lived in Cormectlcut morning, during the camping ordinance regarding the cofi- meht of fax±.” therefore, the town voted to also struction, recimstruciion, ex­ "These urbUems wlU ..proba- since 1969 and in Vernon since se^^ns. _ . , delete this item. pansion, repair and alteration Buy lo ^ sell high. Wy be more^ numerous anti{4 com- ‘IIIARIWo. Rs>frhPABefore tnlfillMTl a jo ^ hifltun Dr€86Ht ^ ^ ^ P K^IUlGCty will n aOfMIl r m ^ Also related to the truck’s of sewage facilities was tabled. nita» »• nmitav RAid “but with position he was a partner in a. »^for its seventh oonse^ purchase was a $2,200 Item in The people felt they ehouMt be ^ l^ d ^ W e b X r Infirm with Atty. IfCo Plaher- ullve year of operation. It wlU thd equipment fund for depre­ now! Yqu and your wife can V able to see copies of the ordi­ ^ tJn S ^ w ^ k ln g ^ ty in RockvUle. close Aug. 7, operating tor dation Mhich would hay e been nance and become . familiar I’etaway to a fabulous uSteflSlsSfram iS w lJ." He is a graduate of aartwn ^ee sessions of two weeks * 12.77 J' Ddoley said f a cgoeld«« *t OoUege of Technology and the each.______' i l ’ Features: Sharp thin head for Close leg Charge it! shaves, contoured underarm head, built- in ligbt,"ori^ff switch. #CL285. FEUOW ANDOVER DEMOCRATS: e x I CO ARE YOuTi YEARSfLDJR OLDER?

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iU MANCHESTER EVENING HEEAI-D. MANCHtSlER, CONN., MONDAY,'MAY 4, 1970 ^ PAGB TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, MAY 4, 1970 PAGE' THIRTEEN ------^------♦ Tolland American troops riding heltcop- and'feeding refugees can be-ex­ issue, which wcuild require ap­ Voter danvass V S . Officers tefii r<*hg® 20 miles farther into ^ Seeks $1 Million ? pected to shape up In the near proval In a townwidc. referen­ Nine Retiring Teachers the country on reconnaissance future as U.S. forces push far­ dum, Wylie said, "I believe It A town-Y'lde, door-to-door \- • •• ______V forayq. ther Into' Cambodia, ^ re Is ,tlme to turn the government ooiivoss of votors lOarted Face Muddle To Be Honored by M E A O ft H PAVING D am ’s Condition this moriiing and wlU con­ The scores of thousands of American forces are reported back to the people and ask Uieni VERYSKOIIL people ^ in . the operational area r^ady to go. Into other border W ylie Favors Bonds what and how improvements tinue through May, Mian- cheoler’s two regtoburs of In Cambodia are caught between the Antferl- areas, and they will eitoounter should be made The people The Mifnehester Education 'Also, Mrs. Thorese O’Leary, cans on one side and the Viet thousands more Cambodians. haye a right to say Yea or No, Waddell sixth grade teacher; nu^ES ON U M E Blam ed on Neglect voters announced today. (Continued from Page One) Association will honor nine re­ Cong and North Vietnamese on More destruction con be ex-' To Pay for W alks based upon the facts.” Mrs. EKjiis Bemont, "Vei-planck The convaasens, 20 In num­ tiring members at its Annual TTie hazardous condition of contacting Wayne T’rueb year must be the same ones the other. Another factor Is the pected, particularly if the Viet Wylie said that the town Is School first grade teacher; Mrs. of ber, all - have idontlfloaltlon dinner and election of officers DRIVEWAYS the CnuidaU’z Park dam la due Kingsbury Ave. Ext who advised him on candidates Khmer Rouge, the Cambodian Cong and North Vietnamese Democratic Town Director Richard Wylie is Vecom- In a favorable position today for Marrian Lynch, Waddell kinder­ bmlges. The regtotrans re­ for the Supreme Ctourt/’ said equivalent of the Viet Cong. continue to occupy Cambodian ihending a $1 million bond issue, to finance a three- bonding large capital Improve­ Wednesday at Willie’s Steak garten teacher; Mrs. ' Mildred to a ca«e of neglect, according t'-oiinio Selection quested that the homeown­ one/U.S. dlrislonal planning offi­ "All this action could drive towns on the- major -highways year program'for new sidewalks. ments-. He explained, “Man­ House. EMnner will follow a so­ Tenney, South School second to Sanitary Engineer Jamea ^ndeiatu- ers cooperate with them LniRAL HNAileiNO dentH have been InVlted to a cer. "Our problems mount ev­ the Vietnamese population of running near Vietnam, The X' 'to offering: his proposal ns — ^ ^ — chester’s present debt of grade teacher; and Mrs. Thel­ when they coll. cial hour from 6 to 7 p.m. ’Thompson of Buck and Buck. short * InformattoraU meeting ery time another drop falls.’’ 4he rubber plantations into the American and . Vietnamese $7,700,000 Is one tenth of Its ma, Woodbrldge, Bentley School The c&nvase Is conducted a substitute for “pay as you g^” increase to accomplish them, or, Eugene Brower of the Church Hie firm, which serves the Thursday night at 7:30 In the A tew ifidnutes later the clouds ranks of the Viet Cong and the troops Intend to make full use of limits, and one-fourth o1 that of first grade teacher. once a-y ear, oq required by Mcpendtturea for sidewailks. even worse, no sig:nlficant capi­ of Christ \rill give the benedic­ town on a consulting basis, has Tolland High lecture room, to burst, and the rain came down Cambodian people Into the arms their vast firepower, towns of similar ^lae.” Other guests will be Superin­ IP YOU DON’T GET OUR ESTIMATE YOU MAY state stoitutee. purpose is tal improvement,” he Insisted. tion. issued a detailed report of the discuss the selection of courses in sheets for four hours. of the Khmer Rouge, unless we “When we move, we move In a statement issued today, He concluded,■ “We cannot af­ tendent of Schools and Mrs. BE PAYING TOO MUCH to bring voting -lists up to he said'that, In attempting to WyHo warned that the town All retired MEA members are condition of the dam and. what their children next year. The armored force of more take special care,” commented with everything, and the artll- ford to pay an everdnereasing Donald J . Hennlgan; MEA date — by removing the overcome serious road and side- might be In a position where It welcome to attend. They may Is needed to repair It. They are- -asked to- bring iLhe than 700 tanks and tracked vehi­ one knowledgeable observer. Icry and air come along with tax increase and get little or President and Mrs. Robert Von- names of those who have walk cepartment has an­ Miriam Dassow, Washlng- Murphy, reservations; Mrs. An­ concrete dam. Mrs. Ruth Lojzim and her as- Weicker Bill lean forces are dashing rapidly days; ammunition was going up with the Cqmbodlan army at na McCann, special gifts- and W e st Street, Bolton, Conn. ’{hompson claims the town slriant Mrs. Eleanor Western “In attempting to meet these est rate on a one million dollar nounced that Army Spec. 8 Bn- ton“School~second grade teach­ COMMERCIAL and HESIDENITAI, through the Cambodian country­ first. More than 1,000 refugees Svay Rleng, he offered to. push door prizes; Mrs. Linda Ewald, i should have taken a good look attend the annual meeting coodltidns on a pay-as-you-go bond (issue) for sidewalks would vid .M. Burke Jr . of New Ca­ er; Mrs. Anna McCann, Man­ M*-5iSSS — Out o t Town, Call Collect, Day or Night Would Equalize side. Too rapidly some observ­ had been rounded up mean­ on through to Phnom Penh 100 capital Improvement program, cost less than a year of busing naan Conn.,-, hae died in South­ chester Green first grade teach­ special Invitations; Miss Isediel | at the dam at the time it afroed Registrars of Voters As- ers think. “Some of these tank while. miles away. The offer 'was not to purchase-..'.-u..... *the1... property.'' spclattonspciauon andone theme Secretarysecretary of we aiie now faced with Wther the 1,600 children in question.” east Asia as a result of wounds er; Miss Ethel M. Robb, Wad­ Reagan, tickets; and Mrs.- Tax for Singl es commanders are stlU fighting Major problems of Identifying accepted. an excessively high mill-rate In recommending the bond suffered in combat. dell School principal. Leona Juros, publicity. • He • further recommends' Elections conference World War II,” complained a scraping the bottom of .the pond Wednesday in Meriden . WASHING’TON (AP) — “In- supply officer who has to get to remove the black muck that Icemen’s Fellowship come splitting*’ to provide a gasoline and spare parts up to presently exists and dumping It . Wpmen’s Fellowship of better federal tax break to them. ‘"They are so busy reach- in the swampy area to the north -.Church will , hqld Its annual single persons is the objective ing their objectives, they must of the pond. of a blU Introduced today In the be passing-everything toy.” If the town agrees to imder- hrtoeting and installation of of­ ficers at Willie’s S^eok House House of Representatives by 'nils rapid movement is one A delicious addition to ypur meals! Tender, solid, packed in water! take the repair of the dam. Manchester ’Thursda'V Those Congressman Lowell P . Wetoker reason why the civilian popula- next step would be the h lr i^ of IC. wMiing to^’attend may contact tlon has become Involved. The a land siu^eyor. to make ,a topo- “Under the present system.” Fishhook region, which jthe graphic map of the dam and Its aaid the Greenwich Republican, Americana entered because Del Monte Peas Geisha White Tuna hnm^Uato torrato. Wednesday^^ vyivr single person has paid they thought It contained the You can always trust and rely Delicious tuna that will GOODYEAR ’nils mop would be used In Negro historian John Rogers than the married headquarters for all Communist make delectable sal­ on Del Monte to bring you fine person. I do not feel that It is activities In South Vietnam, is quality products that you're ads and sandwiches proper to place a tax penalty only lightly'pcqiulated. ’Iben the for you and your fam­ r r e s s “ *»>■• "■“ “ " s •' «•> on a i^rson because of marital pushed north to sure to enjoy. These fine peas thew’s CYO on ’’Brotherhood” are now mini-priced for you. ily. Take advantage of to the Stale Water Resources . V Route 7 and beyond, and now this great value. SERVICE Oommisolon' for approval prior and black history. The bill, essentially the same they are among rubber planta- (k to construction. Bulletin Board $ The Planning and Zoning as one sponsored by "the late tlon hamlets and farms. Once approvail is received Congressman William L> St. The pattern of Vietnam is from the Water Resources Com­ Commission will hold a public bearing tonight at 8 In the Town Onge, D-Conn., would-aUow > repeated. The American 17 01 mission, the town could then go single person to compute his fed- troops are putting the torch to STORE to bid oh the project. Hall on its proposed camping cans regulations. eral Income tax on the basis of hoin^s because they may be First Selectmen Charles TThl- half his taxable Income at a useful' to the Communists. Live- fatilt and Thomipson met last The Tolland Boys League will week with the Boaxd of Flnanoe meet ton^ht at 8 at the United ^ ed ‘‘T t L f a L “ w e i l T ; ^ T o ^ SALE ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT! to give a progress report on the Congregational Church. *h smoko rose over dam’s condition and what the “The Lion’s Club will meet to- the region on Sunday. Clusters The change would provide the of houses smouldered, antlclpati^ expenditures for Its night at 7:30 at the Italian- . v s - . single person with t^ same rate ..j ^ad ordere to bum every- repalr might entail. American Friendship Club. as that for a married couple, u,lng,” said one young yoting tank / According to the state Water The Tolland Grange will meet he explained.. ]Resources Conunlssion Inspec- tomorrow night at 8 In the commander whose force had Early California Olives Stop & Shoji m iayonnaise ■ tlon of the site a t preoent, the Grange Hall, just driven through two hamlets WHOLE SELECT RIPE and burned tx>th of them. Be sure to piit tasty Stop & Shop major danger remains the bulg- . The Annual Town Meeting Flavorful olives that will make an Down to Earth Use Less deliberate destruction is 7'/4|Z I mayonnaise on this week’s shop­ ed section ^ the masonary on will be called- to order tomor- excellent addition to youf salads ping list. Makes sandwiches and l -|ioint the north side of the spillway row night at 8 In- the high Of Space Funds Asked visible In the heavier populated ' * are waiting for yo.tJ at Stop & Shop. '“ I salads the way you like them. 5 section of the dam, “whore school gym, and -will be ad- area around the Mlmot Planta­ Ne w HAV)0»i, Conn. (AP) — W# rm rve fhq right to limit qoonHtkt. 49 Xeaks have weakened It to such Joumed until May 19 at the tion, up to a week ago the larg­ an extent that It cannot be con- same time^ and place. No ^ac- There should be no expansion of est functioning rubber planta­ 4 sldered safe.” tlon “can “be I ^ n on“i h r W I!*® tion in lndo 0O< I* 49 beghi on replacing lit. At this point no one Is pre­ 4 m ^ ST” b a t t er y Borden Twin Pack Stop & Shop regular or split R eg.»25o» SIZE...eAielirMv " S p H f ilt f dicting when the work can be M o r t o n PAY m FOR MIDOlf finished, or whether It can be IIZI CABS • This 1* ft genuine full color film process Sliced American Cheese Cream Pies >(«•■« I It • IS 4 1 ^ 5 4 completed in time for the swim­ insi« I Itit SitI It 49 not to be confused 'wltn oil tinting Qruttor undwlctif*. English Muffins $ LOWPRICE! ming season this summer. and cliMMburgtr*. Youf cholct of filx d f Mofout flavors. A rtal trstt. Flags HaU Staff • Cioloifni new bftckgrounds simulftte Marvelous toasted with_plenty of butter melted ' ON OUR on tliem. Made with line irigredients to give FOB UBQIB Foa$| First Selectman Thlfault has eaipenelve oil portraiture 1999 tIZf CABS SALE naked that oh flags in town be ' child them a flavor that you'll like. Try them this AU OTHfB 149 Regular 01B.9B Down alt half staff until after to­ week. ftZKS • fJmlt.1 per child — 2 per family pluf BOf 80f perI family for EASY Features all welded con- morrow's funeral for Oongress- handling structiun for super man William St. Onge. 4 ii^ T strength. May bh used 'Tubelets or tube type < A delegation from Tolland -win with either tubeless or 'Seme type road (rlpplns treed deilkn that comet with trado-ln on new cer "POWER CUSHION" b iti ply tires. attend the funeral scheduled for Bring all the children to Sears this week for a beautiful fi x 10 portrait taken by our TERMS J ?• tube-type tires. •F24, tP2«NP 11 a.m, tomorrow at St. Mary’s profeMional baby photographers. No appointment necessary, ages 6 weeks through Borden Drink 12-voll siz* Church In Putnam. Anyone wUh- 14 years. Groups taken at 99^ per child . i c e C r e a m ing to attend may contact Thl- Dutch Chocolate fault. Sliced Raisin Bread l-lb-4 Oatorar’i KitebM Dohni Htrt'i a treat that will b« *n IniUnt hit with I loaves ^ Square Dsnoe . Naturally , thtra it no obligation to buy Photographers hours: your family. And th* pric* li low. "jTOP fc SHOP. BoktO to porfKtlon lor yOK AStOftTCO FUVOm tdditiond porlraltt. However. addiOoiM by Slop It Shop. Orool. lotllng. Old liiitonad , TIm TMlatider's S q u a'!r s During regular store hours, er**my Ic* er**m. portnUu in many litei and. itylei are avail- Danes Club will hold a opeoiol on Iota night openings from 18 oz pkg abla St our reatonably low price* to Jit your ■ Chocolate Eclairs of 5 Xlqthsr'a Day dance Sunday at family noodi. _ TO A.M. to 8 P.M. ST(STOP & SHOP. A (QvorM* with young the.. .Itallan-American Friend- en«end eld ollka. Yew'M leva th«m •Mp Club on Kingsbury Ave. Saturday Till 8 P.M. from 7 until 10 p.m, Earl John­ Lunch 1-2 Dinner 6-6 GOOD/-YEAR SERVICE STORE ston and Frannls Helnti will KELLY RP.. VERNON. CONN. 875-6292 646-01D1 Sears West Hartford Manchester Fri, gi.lO.fttno- Uat 8 ..30^3; •srvs os oallers for the dance, 00 wtalle (,yn and AlUe Oolpttts wilt - SEARS, ROEBUCK AND GO. Middletown TOrring^Qb . . - - Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons otM the rounds. Tlokste may bs obtained by v-M '->*1

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PACm FOUBTEEN . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, MAY 4, 1970 A' MANCHESTER EVENING'HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 4, 1970 PAGE PIPTBEN Tolland County Politics Labol* Qiiefs Hehron STAR G A XE»!*)‘^ 0b, ARIIS By CLAY R. POLLAN LIIEA AskH iK eln Pickett and Flaherty Head List Your Dally AclMty Guido r. 7J C-DAP Plan Weighed, I* According to iho Start, r. 22 K 9-14-23-33 To develop message for Tuesday, 11-17-25.33^ ^^Ppular glifes you ’ Jobless Pay >>35-$MQ-a5 read words correspo^lng to numbers 5176»8i>8a* of your Zodiac birth sign. OTRATBXJRD, Com. (AP) — As Candidates for St. Onge Seat TAURUS SCORPIO Meeting Set Thursday ARR. 20 1 B« 31 Love-moking 6) See oar 22 Flour «tat» lefftslative . leaders 2 Sorrvi. 32 Courtts 62 New In which 12 candidates have an- election some time to A u g ^ af- ( 's'^ MAf 20 honese-eo-goodness met today witA representatives By BETTK QUATBALE 3 Your 33 Friend 63 To NOK. 21 (Herald Ke|>orter). nounced thedr inbentlons to seek ter expiration of the WHlay The Phuining and Zoning meetings are scheduled lor this 8 ) 9 “23-2S 4 Exc«irtf>t - 34 W orks 64 You .. of the State Labor Oouncdl, AFL- 65 RomontfC 24-34-39-41 Uie D o s t grace period to which a primary Ctommlaeion has arranged for a week: <67-77-86-90 5 For 35 News 43-70-74 d o , for discussion of ^ coun­ As the infllal shock over the the size of the’ Second can /be called. Attorney Qen. 6 Curb 36 So«T>e 66 Difficulty meeting Thursday evening at 8 Afonday, 7:80 p.m.. Regional G4MINI 7 Excellent 37 In 1 67 Pulling SAGITTARIUS cil’ request for a special leir- ,dden death of 2nd District “ c o t ^ ^ ^ g TtoUand. Killian Is also being asked by soiflngs day in the Terwri Offlfce Building to 8 special board of edu- I MAT 21 8 You 38 In 68 Use islStlve scseton to increase un­ ressman William St.. Onge. ^ governor whether the prl- 9 Should 39 Out 69 Fields f'rJUHl 20 Dec. I t ^ employment compensation bene- to weaa' off, many poli- [lory law applies in thto to- p o - M * , > , SIX’ 10 WorxTtrtuI 40 Speciol 70 Your fits. and constituents ' M2-i7-29-52 11 A 41 Well town becoming involved to a ing teachers-boards salary 62.69-82-87 12 Emphotis 42 A 72 Situation 42-5(266 a f t e r d a y 'Ibe council also wants the leg:- begin loX onder when .somc«one ^ ™ Funeral Tomorrow Oommunlty Det^opnwht Action agreement, Rham High School. CANCIR l3H «ort 43 To 73 Soon Wature to take immediate steps ^ elng lUm to W.mh- '“ ’"® T Program (C-DAP) 14 6« 44 Hoppen 74 Sotisfoction CAPRICORN Lt. Gov. PrasslnelU has nam- ■8 p.m. Regional District 8 ; jm t 21 15 Chonget 45 Confusing 75 Those to cushion the effect of layoffs ington, as weU as who Uie fu- ^ district ait presen . . ' , „ aru»,.in,l Tolland Oountv Ehigene Puhopek of ttie-State budget meeting, auditorium, bJutV 22 16-Arfoirt 46 Social 76 Present 2AW. (» In Connecticut Industry. It called ture cjindidate ihav be PInhorty loat a bid tor the ed a special Tolland County 17 Rtlotive 47 Mor>ey 77 Up o f eer day. Degportment of Community At­ Rham High School. * tor an increase in unemployment Stated Robert Oongreoslinal seat to 1968; Lt. delegaUon to represent t h e ^ tain will be present to explain 2-10-15-2C 18 Emohonol 48 Resourceful 78 Likely 3- 7-26-32/C KHHaii is present^X ^ed with Gov. PnasstoelU is known but at St. Onge s funeral schedul^ 7 p.m. School Building Oom- ^44-60-83-af l9AAoy 49 Well 79 Sporkling 137-47-71 ^ compensation from SO per cent C-DAP and answer question.. 50 Portriership 80 From popular mittee, Gilead Hill Srtioo), L4- no 20 Moy, AQUARIUS to M 2-3 per cent of an unem­ determining the m e ch ^ cs of IS not expected to actively seek for U mm. toraoiTow at Bt. 21 Rtoefiont 51 M o y 81 Annoying r DISCOUNT PRICING In order for a town to receive brory, j JULY }J JAH, 20 ployed person's averag^e weekly the replacement jf.roCe8Xiv de- the post but Pickett, a St. Onge Mary’s Church to Putnam, state financial asaletance, auoh 22 B« 52 Perhops 82 Are 6 p.m. Little League practice L.AU6 . 22 23 Joyous 53 Desires 83 Your eei. II eanilngfs.' cislon which Is'cpmpllcated.. by aide and chairman of the State Named to the delegattonare I for town plan, redevelopment. 24 Somethir>g 54 To 84 Horixon • TOP VALUE STAMPS ^ . State Senate Xajorlty Leader the closeness of thC party c X Senate Judladary Committee FrassinelU, State Central ^ m - for the Lions at St. Peter’s field 4- 5-13-16 55 Of 85 Afar 1-48-: houOngr, etc., « ^m m unify ^ ,3 Wildcats at the Hebron ; f e ^ l-49-57 25 Or 48-75-79-89’ ''Fldward L. Marcus and House vention and the faiU'elections. ^\and a former assli9taii.t leader mltteewoman Mrs. Naomi Ham- 26 Judgment 56 Friend 66 Stokes Action bevelopment Plan would 87 Considered • NAME BRAND QUALITY FOODS Speaker William Ratchford were Several names of possible od. the Senate has ■ considerable mer and State Sen. Robert Hou- Elementary School field. VIRGO 27 On 57 A^pected riscis have to be prepared. i >. AUG. 22 28 CofTSlderincr ^ r’ut 88 Problems eei. 19 the Democratic legislative lead­ candidates have been men- influ^ce. ley, both of Vernon; St. Onge’s T$ite plan would include a gen­ Tuesday,' 8 p.m. Town Office 29 Reseorch 59 Or 89 Ideos • FAST, FRIENDLY SERVICE* ers at the meeting, and Senate tioned over the weekend, wilth ’ftiCNauestlori'of how and when .county liaison representative building. PubMc hearing on fit® UfT. 22 30Somtor>e 60 Qn 90 Now MAR. 20 eral deeorlption of the ptryslcal, 5/5 Mlnortty Leader Wallace those of State Sen. John Pickett som eoX will be selected to go Benjamin Muzio of Stafford and 36-45-46-59 )Adverie Neutral 30-40-53-54i r economic and human, resourcen proposed schedule of fees for <65-72-78 61;64-73 Barnes and House Minority of Middletown and former Rock- to Waflhlngton in . St. Onge’s the remaining 12 Democratic characteristtos of the town. In­ permits Issued under the pro­ THE FOLLOWING^ONEY-SAVING SPECIALS Leader Stewart B. McKinney ville Mayor iuid Vernon Demo- place Is presently being deter- town chairmen, cluding probtemB end needs. visions o i the hew building code were the Republican leaders. cratlc Town Chairman Leo mined by the sftarf^s attorney flagg on federal buildtogs Also, a schedule of work to adopted lbs March. ARE EFFECTIVE MONDAY & TUESDAY ONLY ■M Ihe labor coimcil also wants Flaherty receiving the most at- general. ‘ and in most area munlclpallUea be undertaken to assure the 8 p.m. Re^ar.jnonthly meet­ Rham District the unemployment compensation tention. < ^ According to state law'the are flyin g'at half staff In timely preparation of •■the plan ing of the 'Tlebron Volunteer Ws Rsaerv* The Right To Limit Quantitiss maximum changed from the . Other possible candidates are governor Is charged with the 'memory of St. Onge. within a two-year period. Fire Department, Company 1 present 60 per cent of the'state’s Stalte Sen. Robert Houley of Ver- responsibility to set a date for a congressmen from through- And finally, a description of headquarters. Main St. Vote on Budget Tonight; average production wage to 6B non; Lt. Gov. AtUUo Frassinelll special election. The governor out the country will fly to Put- the means by which the town 6 p.m. Little League practice 2-8 per cent. of Stafford; State Sen. William cannot appoint a candidate for ^am today to attend tonig^lt’s > proposes to complete the plan. for the Bears at St. Peter’s Although the Maximum is now Hike $1.2 Million Asked Stanley of Norwich, and deputy Congress as he Can for the U.S. ^^ake at the Gittoan.- Funeral Any community development Field and Lions vs. the Bears $76 weekly, the average weekly State Bank Commissioner Mau- senate. Home to Putnam and > m o r - action plan and its undertaking at the Hebron Elementary The Regionaa District 8 Board an expected deficit m tlve cur­ unemployment compensation rice Ferland of New London. The closeness of the paa-ty ^ow’s funeral. would have to authorized by School Field; rent budget. payment in 196# was only $53.80, /- of Education budget meeting 'There Is no h i^ convention lor selecting a Con- Dempsey, a boy- town meeting prior to silbrnls- ' Wednesday, 6 p.m. Little Harold Dean, treasurer of the the council said. waiting to the wings of the greasional candidate, set for friend of St Onge’s will ston to the State Oommlasloner will be heid this evening at 8 The council also contended I League Exhibition games. Wild­ regional board, has pointed out Sprawling Eastern Connecticut June 20, complicates the issue, j | j putifam tonight tor (or approval . _ _ to the auditorium at Rham High at the budget hearing that this that state emt>loyes need a sal- cats vs. TIgerB at St. Peter’s A.f'i district since St. Onge was ex- Conceivably the convention Oongremmen throughout the deficit was due to the State’o arly Increase, saying that with Pield and'ijons vs-The'se^s pected to continue running for could be held to determine a state Have mixed feelings with Elementary towns-Andover, Hebron, and reneging on its loan program. ooet-of-Mvlng increases and sal­ nigffit with the con^essman s at the Hebron ire-elecUon for several______more candidate who wux. would nuxuv. run in a regards to C-DAP. ^ Marlborougfh—^will be asked to The board had hoped to ob­ ary adjustments i n '1969, state txxrm s .1 - 1., I »T fAmily. He win serve as an School field. double election on Nov. 3. The ______Congressman Thomas Mes- Thurwliiv 7 H f VOte on a propoeed budget C ^ - tain na «J«UItoan lorfor uiothe new tUMUUUiiaddition employes In the lowest pay The sudden vacancy In the £>emocratic oajndldate, along palibe^er during tomor- klll, when recently asked If he tor an Increase from last at Rham at ftwir per cent to­ groups ended the year with a dlstrlct will most likely result with the Republican nominee, ® funeral. approvedwed of the operations of«« CMflce BuUd- ytear’s $1,039,970 to $i,221,786. terest through Hie state. How- 7 per cent pay reduction com­ — (Herald ptioto toy Pinto) In a large field of probable can- (expected to be Robert Steele The Increase reflects the com- ever, the board had to borrow BROKE IN AT 18 pared with what their money Effie Costas is crowned queen by ’69 winner. Miss Robin Messier. With them is Vaug’hn Monroe. dldates, each trying to sense of Vernon) would run both a pletion Of the new addition and on abort term' notes at a much could buy a year earlier. _ ___ _ CLEARWATER, Fla. (AP) — horw much support he might short term and regular-term gram, stated that he t h o ^ ^ ^ t e a c h e r s eal- higher Interest rate, Last December the legislaUve gamer. election. The -winner would then Frank Lucchesl, new manager the Department “ has a J b ^ * ^ ^ ^ schedule as well as m- The regional board vriU also leaders turned down the Idea of The overall view of the Con- assume office the day after the th® Phillies, broke into hase- New Queen Crowned avCoventry^s Benefit Ball some of Its power and authori- League Bxhlbl- a special meeting at 7:30 a special session to raise state gresaional race for the Demo- election, rather than waiting for ball as an 18-year old catcher- The new teacher’s aaHary at the high school to decide a e m ^ y e pay. Mlss Effie Costas, a senior at of Vaughn Monroe and his Or- Carla Bowen and Janice Clay, flrmation, and beneficiaries will cratlc nomination will probably the first week in January, when infielder with Portland of the *y- ' tlor> games. Lions vs. Bears "It was originally created as gt. „ , . . schedule, showing an Increase date for a district meetlnc: re- Ttie council noted that a 6 per Coventry High School, was chestra at the annual benefit ^also CHS students. The new be notified as soon as the com- resemble the race for the First St. Onge’s term expires. Pacific Coast League to 1946>.He cent salary increase tor state ^ ~ a fundtoa agency but to mv ****** T*?h***H^***' *121,648 over last year’s to- quested by Marlborough regar* affair queen was crowned by Robin mlttee's bookkeeping procedures District Congressional seat pres- An alternative would be the was converted to an outfielder o* $516,402, has increased be- ing ' the , o' teacher-board h- ^ ^ salary employes Is due to October, but named queen of Coventry s Messier, the outgoing queen, have )>een completedi. ently held by Emilio Daddarlo, posslbUiity of holding a special the same season. Elementary School field. giruting teachera salaries fram .agreement. that New Tork State gave its Fifth Annual Fife and Drum {jjg contest, wins the Donald Kingsley, chairman m the for the en- Friday. 10 a.m .Kite Day at ^,eoo to $7,300 with $300 tocre- According to Public .Act 811, employes a 14 per cent boost Ball Saturday night at the Man- crown for a year, a trophy and of this year’s ball committee, tire state,’’ he said. the Hebron Elementary School ments up to the elevelMh step. voters in any of the towns may Meskill feels (hat O-DAP. is a playg^round. and MassachUMtte state . em- cheater Armory, where some a $50 savings bond In receiving said the dance was “definletly Salaries for beginning teach- chaUei^e the contract and petl- ployes received an addlUmial 12 750 pe<^e danced to the music the title .Her runners-up were an unqualified success; the “ pandora’s box to the hands of Sciiool Menu ers with Master's degrees have Won their selectmen to request per cent during the past year. music was terrific, a very good the Democratic admtoistra- The menu for the week at the been Increased from $7,100 to a district meeting within 30 Frank DelVocchlo, Rt. 44A, Boi- Mrs. Helen A. Folz, Windsor; sound, and-the reaction to tim ." If w ed C ^ A P could elementary schools will be: $7,800. ,The number of steps to days of the filing of the contract ton. Frank J. Grlmason, West Will- Vaughn Monroe was Just mag- eiiTnlnate local planning ana Monday, oranige jiiice, . hot this category has increased from with the town clerke. M a n c h e s t e r ington; Charles E. Swift, staf- Monroe, a long-time TOPQUALiTYI soiling boards, he said. For this dog on roll, potato chips, greieti 11 to 12 with maximum salary School Menu DISCHARGED • ford Sprihgs. orchestra leader and recording reason, local officials are re- beans, choice of fruit dessert; increased from $10,700 to $11,- The menu for the week at Hospital Notes Mrs. Patricia A. Varley, Also, Cecil C. - Rosen IH, artist, received over 300 re- luctant to participate. Tuesday, hamburg pizza, gar- 800. Rham High School will be: - Ironwood Dr., Vernon; Rocky Hill; Rudolf Wermter, 16 quests for autographs and* ap- & T . Meskill also stated that the den salad, r a i^ apple squares; Part of the increase to teach- Monday, breaded veal steaks 1 visrriNo HOURS Priscilla Schwartz,- 140 Bran- Emily Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Jo- Ifarently enjoyed himself Just “ state Is trying to force partlci- Wednesday, potato salad, chick- ers salaries is also due to the ^Ith tomato sauce, meshed t»- Intenuedlato Care— Semi­ tond St.; Mrs. Rita N. McOann, g0pj^. Shells and' son, Hurlburt much as the ball-goers did, pation to ODAP by demanding en salad, spinach, tomato need tor six more' full-time tato, greep'beans, carrot sticks- 14 Knox St.; Mrs. Mavis J. The ball was a sell-out, and Enast private, noon-2 p.m., and 4 p.m. Rd., Rockville. Y VALUABLE such participation as a require- wedge, pears, biscuit; Thurs- teachers and one part-time T u e ^ y , ham bu^ gravy hut­ S p.m .; private rooms, 10 a.m.- Auretta, 66 Miller Rd., South marked the end of several SB- ment tor the) receipt of state day, Spanish rice, fruit slaw* teacher. tered riie, cabbage, apple, and t p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. Windsor. months of hard “' work by the ffliutodal aid. _Thls is wrong.’’ peanut butter scotch, bars; Fri- The total budget to be present- pineapple slaw; Wednesday Pedlatrlca: Parents allowed Dr. Egeberg Defends committee. It was faced with For Thursday evening’s meet- day, spilt pea soup, egg salad ed this evening is $900 less than TOagt turkey airi gravy mash­ DISCHARGED SATURDAY: several decisions in changing STAMPSr any time except noon-2 p.m.; Need for Health Care ing the Planning and Zoning or peanut butter and Jslly sahd- was proposed at the April 13 ed potato wdiole kern4 com M Mrs. Rita Coulombe, 38 Red­ c m r s , 2 pjn.-S p.m. . the format of the ball, which Commission has invited all town wich. potato chips, applesauce, budget hearing due to a cut In cranberry’ sau<»; Thursday! Self Service: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., wood R d.; Courtney Doucette, LOS ANGEILEIS (AP) — “ The had always been held locally, officials, boards, commissions, ------the teacher’s salaries figure. frankfurt on a roll, baked Torry Rd., Tolland; John C. 4 p.m.-8 p.m. vauritedi “ right to health care, is But all the hard work that went school personnel, members of Manchester Evening- Herald The only other change ie the i>eana, sauerkraut; Friday bak- BREADED VEAL STE^AKS Intensive Care and Coronary ELsemore, RFD,.^, Manchester; only a fiction, it is a He,’* Into planning this year’s event FRESH the cletgy, political leaders and Hebron Correspondent, Anne addition of $1,980 under state sUcks, buttered pctrsiied Caret Immediate family only, Marjorie E. Balch, 20 El- gays Dr. Roger O. Egeberg, the paid off handsomely in setting other tatqterted persons to at- Em*. *«*• **8-*Wl- grants for vocatlcmal education potato, peas and carrots anytime, limited to five min- ro St.; Mrs. Harriet M. Levy, Nixon’s administration’s top some new ball precedents, and tend. and vocational technical school. OSCAR MAYER LINK^UGASES lb. nteo. East Hartford; Daniel DeMar- health officer. it would seem that the Fife and They feel that as many per­ These changes decrease the 'Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m.- tin, Blast Hartford; Mark J. “The right to health care, Drum Corps Ball will remain sons as possible should >be fully total levy for the three towns to Guimond, 68 Lathrop Dr., Cov- which is not much different as firmly entrenched social RANGE 12:46. p.m., and 6:30 p.m.-8 Informed on all aspects of C- Man Dies $1,106,868. entry; Mrs. Mary M. Chizius from saying ‘the right to tradition as it has been since \M> p.m l: otbers, 3 p.m.-4 p.m., and DAP before -any decision is Based on average dally mem­ 63 Union St.; Mrs. Mary R. health,' is available at a price,” the first ball in 1966. . 6:80 p.m.,8 p.m. reached relative to participa- bership, Hebnm’s share wtNild FUEL OIL Age Limits: 10 In maternity, Arpin, 299 Main St.; Rebecca C. he said Sunday. “ And some- Members of this year's com- Training be 41.86 per cent or $462,702, an Mie^iiiS eate CHICKENS ti Day “ When he complained, he was ' - Storm window' glase leplaoed, ’’ Mre. Ann Kletoachmldt, 86 Sum- drickson, 72 S. Hawthorne St. Saturday was clean-up day In told to get back to line,” she PORTERHOUSE Flushing of the Water Mains of the 3'/i lbs the cenfer of, Hebron. From 9 said. “ All they want is a warm mit St.) Kevin R. Mead, 2^ Also, Mrs. Dolores Berner,' Rowing Chickens AUTO G U SS INSTALLED Lynwood Dr.; Robert C. Puffer, East Hartford; Mrs. Rosemary a.m. lintU 2 p.m. the children body. They don’t Usten to the EVoat Hartfbfd. C. Rivard, 466 W. Middle Town of Manchester Water Depart­ from Henry Kelsey’s sixth kids today. We can’t bring Geor- GLASS FURNITURE TOPS Also, Chrifltopbeir R. Sauer, TpHe., Stanley HUlnskl, 110 S. grede class at the Hebron Eie- gle back, but maybe we can North Rd., Bolton; Sharlie A. Adams St.; Mrs. May M. ment b e | ih April 21, 1970. Flush­ Hotel Style (Loii mentary School picked up and save some otiier bojra.’ ’ MIRRORS (Fireplace and Door) Small, 31 (JhaiPter Oak S t; Dale White, 39 Charter Oak St.; Wal- C€uted papers, trash and. leaves Capt. M. R. Arnold, a Marine ■ lb. Sknlth, RF 4, Bolton; Mrs. Jean lace G. Newton, Stafford ing will continue Tuesdays trough to the town dump.' spokesman at Parris Island, -PICTURE FRAMING ^11 typM ) L. VendrlUo, 11 Harriet Dr., Springs; Mrs. Robert Pinard The .“Help Stop Pollution” sold the husky youth had rrc* Vernon; Mra. Judith M. Weiner, and son, Storrs; Mrs. Winslow Fridays until completed. SHEUSoi cam'paign Is an attempt on the complained about his treatment WINDOW aad PLATC GLASS /127 Downey Dr. Avery and. daughter, Stafford part of the sixth grader:l% alert ®2)d had not mentioned hils dls- Enclosure from $30 to $45 phn inMoUation ____ Springs; Mrs; KoorneUB Dct- $«vt HWft whan vee her • whele or hdl ONtidents to the litter a lo ^ abiliitlee. SPRING IS HERE ADMITTICD YESTERDAY: Dulk and daughter; 62 Wells USOA tek She8 el Beef (wheie 15 te town streets end to show their Rose Atm Ab^ere, 66 Wads- TOWN OF MANCHESTER WHOLI $ 2 0 Bm ) atttem art into ,teaks tlie way yea concern for the beautification of worth. St.; Scott S. Allan, 16 ' or HALF FROM NEARBY FARMS H » tbiw. Thkk or thin. Ti^s qreeml at ne Hebron. Etade' Dr.; Rev. RusseU H. Al- DISCHARGED YESTER- WATER DEPARTMENT LOINS Oamplng len, 33 Perk S t; Arnold ,,0. DAY: Steven Hoffman, Hoff- '.mrtradHHeO. . - IS to 2 0 On Y Webelos and their; fathers Green .Aranaon, 20 Plaza Cpr.; Mrs. man Rd., Ellington; Lyle T. from (Pack 28 broke camp Satirr- Rhea D. Burney, Warehouse Neddow, 18-Bank St.; Fred R. Shefl S t^ s Loin. » 1 .6 9 day^ morning at 11 after a suc­ Tejicler 'FMnt; Theresa Ceuroll, 44 Emerson, Glastonbury; Wll- cessful ovenrlght at Devil’s Hop Shears PhUip Rd.; Mrs. OtlUa Oorreda, llam Malkenson, 99 Scott Dr.; Yard In Bast Haddam. 40 Seymour St.; Mrs. Claudia Holly Ann yrbanetU, 67 Butter- F ra n k fu rt. Ranchor s Pride Tile group left from Hebron DasooU,91 Trebbe Dr.;Mrs,Bea- nut-Rd.; Mrs. Virginia.I. White, Jo nc. Link Fio.jsl Center at 6 SYlday evening on tlrtc^ A. Degarmo, ^ Walnut 24 Saulters Rd;; Mra. Ida Jane Armour Patties what proved to ibe a very suc­ CRISP PASCAL 8 t.; Frank M. DtolfMi, 128 West M ^ ton , 919 ElUngton Rd.,, Everybody lov^ Sl« mil's') Sl« inifs ■» Sausage Br,.( cessful exiiertment. St.; Mark P. Duchesneau, 389 South Windsor; Mrs. Ruth M. FUNERAL HOME/ OUR BRIDAL REGISTRY |C V r.,1 1 : 4 1 -Each father brought....and LydaJJ St.; Mrs. Helen S, but- CJero, 38 Nv'Elm St.; Mrs. Jac- I pl-ci Snld .n ; lb , kq. W V ^ I lb QQ*" codked the meals for t ^ r sons bunch - H . ton, 3 Ridgewood St.; Roy J. lyn L. Moseley. South Rd„ Bol- G2¥l thenlselves, and Hairy Established 1874 Three generdtions o f service Fttzpatitick, 27E blueHoId Dr.; ton; Alfred K. Depolt, 64 Wil- Megson iwaa In charge of the CELERY Jooeph F. Fogg, 66 Westminster uam St.; Mrs. Barbara A. 'AAaine— U.S. No. t coffee pot, which waa constantly i ..„ Rd.; Philipp D. Fries, 29 Vernon Englebert, 2 Downey J>r.; on t|te fire. The fathers eaU- 142 East Center Street POPULAR Ave., Rockville. Ftank Bujauclus, 876 Parkef rruite they consumed about $0 Also, Brenda L. Gregory’, gt Manchester, Conn. 06040 ' gaUons of coffee on the over­ 4 pac Also, Mrs. Fanny Johnson, night. (203) 649-7196 ^min. ” ■on, m Kelly Rd., South Wind- Mystic; M ra batrlcla A. Nlch- Reveille Saturday morning \ t oz. ’’ olas. 198 Hackmatack St.; J. was at 6 a.m. and after break- 8L ; ^ v l d F. HutchtoS’ 98 Daniel Lynch, 177 School St.; Carrots TOMATOES 2 7 hut and clean-up the campers V Windsor; b. Jaron Genga, East Hartford; set out on a tout^mUe hike RAchel Michele I. Thorpe. 166 Lydall which took about 2 H hours. Rd.; K a f f ^ A. Klein, 109 gt , Brian H. Boulet, 840 Smith Oitly a few minor toduries 2 " ^ ®*^®Alteth gt.^ gouth Windsor; Mrs. Dellna were bMuired during the camp- Mass^, B a ^ H ^ o r d ; JaneM. Calllouette, 119 Center St.; -Polowltzer, 27 Church St.; Jo­ out, mainly blisters and a few seph R. Rdgowskl, Colonial ltd., cut tingsrs. The Webelos, how­ m m w DEL MONTE ever, handled the Injuries most Bolton; Tlmotiiy P. Ryan, 47 TVout'Stream E>r., Vernon. WANTED efflclsntly. Bridos k>vo it, wodding Fathers and sons i4dio par­ Also, Pamela J. Soares, Bol­ Clean, Late. Model Whole Kernel Corn IT’S FILLED WITH PAGES OF BIG SAVINGS ton; Mrs. Anna M. Wassenar, guests love K, mottioro ticipated were O. 'Octhreou and I3ale, Harry iMegaon and Dick, 34 Highland Dr., South Wind­ particularly lovo it AND FABULOUS OFFERS PLUS COUPONS FOR It insures complete WWIam 'Henoghan ctod BUI, William. J. Lennpn, Director ------sor; John T. Wilson, 268 W oo* U S E D C A R S UfOnunl; harmony and coordina­ Sweet Bale Swstt and Dale, Larry THOUSANDS’ YES, THOUSANDS OF TOP VALU^---- land St. Roy M. Th(Hnp6on, Associate Director Top Priioes Paid tion for everybody. And the bride selects from the .7..QII 1 STAMPS. If you didp'l rocoivo your clrculor In tho moil loti w«olioh Carpenter, Bloomfield. CARTER CHEVItOUT DOWNTOWN MANCBXSTXS BVed Bnehant and Fred. C O .. INC. . ass MAIN a ra o rr Danny Oolro’s and Thomas Knowledge and skill play an important part in the funeral BIRTHS YEJSTERDAY: A am Porter’s fathers were unable to service industry. Mejmac Dinnerware Special of the week- 1229 Mein St JEWtuuu -silvehsmith* to Ur, and Mrs. Frank Comer, NEW HAVgN-MILFOm atUnd. However, the boys went W. R.Mrv* th* Right t. limii 0u>nilil*i Rrli.i ilitetiv. In Flrit NhImuI $«Hwm.Hi«i Omi, OaM.ltof5 m4 T.bM<. Rr.4iKli lt»m film. OIIm You may be assured that all details are carefully considered a JoMpb Lane, South Windsor; Phono 649-5238 aloiigwlth Whltey Secor and DESSERT DISH only 19d with each $3.purchase! » daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brelunt. in the interest of the family concerned. Week's Aotivtttes T%s following aotlvlUss and

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■V MANCHESTER EVENING HERAM), MANCHESTER, CONN.r MONDAY, MAY 4, 1970 FACE SIXTEEir MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY," V PAGE SEVENTEEN -V THE- New York Yankees Extend Win Streak to Five •/ By EARL YOST Roy White Delivers Birds Can H Believe Sports Editor Jack Elated Heavy Sports Slate Latest Loss to Twins Notes from the Little Black Book With Playoff 111 f Dust Commander, winper of Saturday’s Kentucky For All Schoolboys NEW YORK (A P ) — The Baltimore Orioles just Derby, was the smallest ahd tha,least expensive colt in Despite Call NEW YORK, (A P ) — Roy White had neither the aren’t believers. They couldn't believe it when they-lost the field o f 17. The return on tHe sufjirise winner was time nor the inclination for guilt feelings . . . not with $32.60. . . . Center of attentiop around East Catholic Local and area high schools, plus the local college, the World Series to the New York Mets last year and DALLAS, -Tex. (A P )— take part in thiis week’s 26-game schedule. Manchester redemption just a swing awiiy. ■ High today had to be 15-year-old Kirk Manganello, n X irIir ln«i tho they couldn’t believe Sunday’s 4-3 ninth inning loss to pop- High is involved in three games, two away, Bristol Cen­ White barely m i^ed taking a ------^ ^ — the Minnesota Twins. two-nm, go-ahead honver away ^ ^ S U f ^______ul.rlty'co!.tMt .‘nVfhe the call tral and Hall, and home Wednesday against Windham. EspedoUy since they took the East Catholic Is slated to play ------^---- promotional genius at Elling­ ettl. ’Ihe former resides fii West Washing(ton was a from Milwaukee’s Jerry Me- f t l C O , O C O t t Twins eight games to four In the four times this week, Tuesday, Nerthcy in the seventh inning of " Padres No ton Ridge, is also n-falr golfer, Hartford and Is still' active in wrong number, but* he 1969 regular season and then Wednesday, Friday and a night best testimony being, his fine tho sport. He's with ’Travelers pocketed the $9,000 differ- Sunday’s doubleheader night- R aik c f- swept them threi: straight In game Saturday against Xavier cap, then clouted a twd-run dou- vT O T C J j C S I rounds this season plus on In Hartford . . Promoters of ence Sunday in a dramatic, Pushovers the playoffs to win the Ameri­ .-'High In Middletown. Cheney ble in the hottom half that car- i t T* eagle he scored on the weekend the two-day teiifiis rtiow which sudden death Byron Nel- can League pennant. Tech, also Involved in three ried the New York-Yankees past r l l ' I ' f ' O l * ® on the first hole. also featured Ken Roswell were son Golf Classic victory games, plays today, Tueoday the .battered Brewers 4-2. O "Our whole dub has the feel­ F o r Mets Mai^ues Hayes, better known over athlete of the decade, and Friday. Manchester Com­ ’The victory, following an 8-7 ; ing that we’re not supposed to O ff the Cuff for hia basketball playing tai- Arnold Palmer. come-from-behind nod in the BOSTON (A P ) Rico PetrO- SAN DBSGO (A P ) — In their anyone when we come to munity College plays a single openor, extended the Yankees’ relU -uid CJeorge Scott hardly freshman season, the San E M ^ the park," aadd Manager Earl Tro— a ? " ' . ^ ' S " b u f r ’ r t I “ *ey want- game Tuesday and a double- Phdres lost 11 of 12 games to le a v e r after Harmon KiUe- M Oh^er FVank Lucchesl of ed Arnle," said Nicklaus Who header Saturday In Norwalk. winning streak to five games could be blamed for casting one Philadelphia can bear out this Madison Square Garden. Tho ...... __ _ and pqt them one over the .600 ‘ ''^nkful g l^ c e at chummy the New York Mets. This year i,|.ew’s two-run homer lifted the Washington Manchester (2-3) has been they’ve ^ Itt thdr d x meet- them mark heading into a western f -playing excellent ball, but , * . ing with the Boston Red Sox on ings vdth the World c h a m ^ weekend series two games road trip. i ^ hasn’t been scoring or hltUng The Brewers have dropped " ^ ^ to « « • "When something like wlien It counts. Against try i Rico and '"rhe Boomer" were been decided by one run. ^ 'NarSon-Wcoo eight in a row and ll>-for-24 a nm Wethersfield High, Jim Bale- Sundaymoay the hotteat hitters on the club I can see a tremendous Im- . , . ,, i sano sparkled on the mound, but over-all, *}-• BEST FIFTEEN during a two-week home stand provement In this (San Diego) ® “ hitting In the late innings failed. "Guilt? I had it in the sense team," Mets Manager Gll Hd4- Hho^ were the only untainted w l l l ^ OM Of the sneakera at “ “ onlookers. kelson himself aft- Class A---Bud Belanger 61- shortened to 11 games by post­ HA A . . wlll be one of tne simakera at * « , er a classic 87-hole head-to-heOd This afternoon th^tv^I had a play and felt I ges said Sunday after Joe Poy ™ns off Jim Palmer. The Twins Manchester 9.52, Bill Glguere 62-9-68; B ponement of a scheduled series (AP Ptiotofax) the Connecticut Coaches Clinic confrontation with Palmer, lO should- have made the catch,’’ doubled home a tie-breaking run scored twice in the' sixth on a Aug. 11-13 at UCorm. Sharos has travels t o Bristol In a OCJIL en-’ jTed Nassiff 66-14-62; C — Bay windup with California Sunday. TRAPV^D — Caught in a rundown lietween third, running tx>om wlien he tried to score. Tommy Har- ** years his senior. CDunter with Bristol Central. Remes 72-24-48; low gross — said white, who got' a piece of Petrocelli broke out of an ear­ in the seventh Inning to give double error, by second baseman been coaching 14 years, six fight marred the sweep and home, Honice Clarke of the Yanks found no ])er threw to Jerry McNertney, Miliwaukee, for out. A tap^in birdie putt on the E ^ t Catholic Is the busiest Wolxly Clark 73; Blind Bogey—, McNertney's pincli hit blast as ly season slump as the Red Sox New York a 3-2 ■victory and Dave Johnson. Merv Retten- years at Ellsworth High In Manchester Community Col- he leaned into the left field (-implied ^ 7-4 record. He hiked a split of a doubleheader. The mtind’s elght-innlng homer gave South Windsor and the last lexe's baseball team last Satur- first extra hole gave Jack the tcoth in town playing four Ted Plodzlk 80. ft M ,*4 a m Q ...... _ stands after a lohg run. "I had a his average 96 points to .301 by Padres ■won the opener 4-3 when the Birds a temporary 3-2 lead. eight at South Windsor High- . . ‘*"5' Mt. Nebo. ’The lone cas- ^ " I t e r his first ever sudden- REACTIONS— Here’s the expressions o f .Jack Nicklaus and Arnold ^ a lm e ^ f- games. The Eogle^ have a 5-I PRO SWEEPS bead on it, but it kept daiTying. c-ollecting 14 hits in. 34 times at Clarance Gaston singled home " I t ’s unbelievable Palmer Steve Flanagan, outstanding U"Jty ,was Bob Herdlc who suf- “ ®"to win over old nemlsls and ter they dropped in putts on 18th green to wind up in tie for Nelson Classic. mark and Were wdnners In their Low gross — Woody Clark 73, It Just ticked off the end of the bat, a torrid .412 pace, a tie-breaking run In the tenth, could lose,” said catcher Andy track and cross country star, ^®red a broken nose . . . Coach 8(ood friend. Palmer, who won ■lost three games. They/play Elnar Lorentzen 75; low net — pocket. " Scott, who ripped the ball at a Iron Man Relief Pitcher “ Nearly every game we play- Etchebarren, another nonbellev- has been sel'ccted to receive the •^1"* Morlarty of MX3C feels that ^H,000. rival South Catholic Tuesday, a Bud Belanger 79-9-70, John "The, fans always get on you .442 clip in Florida exhibition ed San Diego last, year, was er. " I ’ve never seen him throw coveted UConn Club's award as I**® team Is at least 80 per cent Then came the call from make-up game with St. 'Thomas Rxlstof 77-8-71, Joe Wall ,78-7-71. after .wmething like that. You games, had, trouble from the close,” said Hodges,- "because any better.” , the outstanding senior athlete, better than a year ago when a Washington^ It was Vice Presl- Aquinas Wednesday, . a eon- Saturday can run 1,000 yards ^ d Just time he came north unt'l he was we had trouble with their young • * * Flanagan from Brooklyn, Ctonn., baseball team was fielded for dent Spiro Agnew on the line, Five Slow Pitch Softball ference tilt with ^laskl on Frl- BES’T SIXTEEN miss a W'illie Mays over-the- dropped from the cleanup posl- pitching. This year, that young TWINS - ORIOLES — will receive his award at Friday ^rat time . . . Next home Agnew wanted to speak to golf- day and the night encouriter Low gross —• Ceil Perry 79, head catch, and someboy will tion in the batting order last Comes to Aid of Phillies pitching 18 even better. ^.^e victorious Twins whooped night’s C Club dinner in New ■^'"erican Hockey League play- Ing buddy Palmer. with Independent Xavier Satur- *®6V net — Lyim IM or 7»-18-61, yell 'You stiff I' It’s human na­ Monday. Then he regained Ms "The Padres are Improved in th^j^ clubhouse and Haven . . . Women’s State Ama- ^ SpHuglleld wUl be " i had played golf with him day night. Ida Miattem 99-86-63; Putts — ture, I guess, but sometimes it powerful stroke.. several arcM and the day will b UI Rlgney observed: teur (3olf Tournament will be the complicated sys- recently and he wanted to talk Leagues Starting Tonight Cheney Tech also Is busy this , ticks you off.” Hitting behind Petrocelli, in NEW YORK (AP)—Af- infielder also played left field weeks. And,Sunday, the Phillies their star southpAw come when they are contenders. ^ h a p ^ ^roup. They staged at the Wllllmantlc Coun- ‘ *’® about today’s round," Palm er week With thr^>e games, Cheney, B A U , McNertney's homer gave Mll- elther the No. 5 or 6 spot de- ter losing two catchers, and behind the plate to relieve said they were recalling catcher " It feels great to get' some What they have to g^uard tell me we’ve won half as many try Club Aug. 26-27. Committee “ There wasn’t any sUght Five slow pitch softball League which will play three arc lights at Mt. Nebo, wUl fea- despite (0,4) record, has dr<^ ^ the Phillies’ catching woes. Del Bates from Eugene of the runs for a change,” said Osteen, against is expecting too muchi waukee right-hander Lew pending on lineup switches ne- manager Frank Luchessi games against Baltimore os all members Include Helen Rey- Saturday intended.’ leagues, all in the Recrea- ^ “ bl^eaders each week, Mon- ture Lenox Pharmacy and Wy- ped Its last two games by o X Krausse a 2-1 lead, but it .yas cessitated by injuries, . Scottie o f ffjg Philadelphia Phillies Elsewhere In the National Pacific Coast League. who evened his mx>rd at 3-3.' "W e had enough chances to noldb and Esther Burnham who week . . . Former 'Tho xn 1,1 - X* T^ rereX XI Tuesday and WednesdajT man Oil at 7:30. Eieht entries one run. The Befvers entertain League, the Los A n gela Dodg- Despite Palmer’s heroics Sun- “ It takes a lot of pressure off wdn the second game ’’ said ^ Wrtinrkif fPcrtVi AA _ _■ oSTBon, Betty Bentoti,. IcIh AC&t* short-lived. After an error by raised his average from .210 to j-gglly fo COme un with "With Oliva (who singled be- play -re. out ofvre thei,re Manchester.rere.re,.,=.,=. ^ "aerican re League “ umpire ' - Cal— Departments pro- nights. League membership also wlU play in this loop. ers unleased their biggest of- day, Luchessi said, “ I'll still that you have in a one or two- Padre Manager Preston Uomiez. tWs afternoon and tem; Helen Kristof, 66. center fielder Russ Snyder and -309 in just six games. ^ - * Country r-uih Club. TtIt reHiiwlU ■>l»'be aQ 64- Drumm^ruinmond, 62, suffered a heart re„V^7r*' ” Played gram, will get o ff the mark numbers six clubs. R cc League at Mt. Nebo, a play Rham High of Hebron something. fense of the sejisoh, burying stick with him as a long middle run game . . . for sure, it was “ WTmt hurts Is that the big guy ^ homer) and attack : Saturday a walk to Bobby Murcer, White “J've got the old confidence on the same club, you hole medal play event. a tt^ k yeasterday whlje working tonight for the 1970 sea night wiU twilight circuit with all games Tuesday away. Friday they are drilled an 0-2 pitch off the top of-'back,” the big first baseman f Montreal 15-1; Cincinnati outhlt inning reliever.” my day." (first baseman Nate Colbert) is ® » • • Inin the American A s«i. and died. I®-**®® following his throesome, iK iit to r me i»/ U sea be under the new lighting unit, scheduled to start all 715 wUl REST-SIXTEEN never say the game is over until back home against Prince Tech .... ------w .._- ,.-o» o piicner wno can nil and an m- pitt_sburo-h ll-7;/thP Npiv York Actually he didn’t wait th.at Billy Grabarkewltz hlghUght not hitting.” Mre-re . . . AU tickets for the Ooimect- y e '» " e and applauding for The lights will not be In use- to- see Gorman Bros, facing the Class A — Ray Gordon 66-7- the scoreboard In right center said happily. "It was Just a It reaches the locker room.” son. of Hartford. Colbert hit six homers and 68, Bob McOurkln 66-6-69; B — for two hins, then stole third matter of time. The old Boomer plays the outfield spilled San Diego 3-2 in the far into the game to bring him ed the Dodgers’ 16-hit offense • * * t i e r e n I n e r e icut Boxing Guild’s annual din- * Included in the attractive night, however. VFW in tonight's lid-Ilfter Eight and catches. nightcap of- a doubleheader aft- In Sunday. The aspirin-throwing with three hits and five RBI, 'drove In 13 runs in the first Carting off $1,300 first prize n?r Tuesday night at \Vhlch " It was like Texas and Ohio schedule will be the first game Dusty League play at Robert- teams, also make us this loop . Manchester Community Col- Bob Genovesl 69-12-67, Sam and continued home as catcher is swinging the big bat again." 'nOERS - WHITE SOX — McNertney threw the'______ballPhillies, away. who Petrocelli lost catch- Insisted er right lo_jlg;-1he along opener 4-3 and St. righthander-came on in the first • * » 14 games of the season. But money In the weekend pro time Bob Steele will be honored State playing (football) In Tex- *he new Charter Oak Park son Park at 6:16 wlU feature Keeney F^ield wiU be the site lege took a doubleheader over Watson 71-13-68; C —Pete Grif- I really was hoping I'd get toat he wasn’t ■worried about his McCarver and Mik? Louis and Houston split a twin inning to relieve starter Woody REDS - PIRATES — he hasn’t hit a homer in the Home runs '1^ Willie Horton tennis tournament at Trinity have been sold. ; . Coming on in as," Nicklaus laughed. "There c®"aP*c* featuring the town Center Congo and Allied Print- of the eight-team t Independent^ weekend against Middlesex fltha 73-18-66, Davd Sibrlnsz 72- the chance to redeem myself hitting, noting that many of his Hyen to fractures Saturday bill-^Tthe Cardinals wi'nning the FTyman and checked the hard- John'Bench lashed a thnee-run last 10 games and has driven rimi -Al Koline; powered th e'T i­ College was Roy Emerson who relief in both games, Gary Kind are damn few Buckeyes down ■champion Center Billiards andIng. Eight teams will com- League Ba Club andCommunity American College and Is home 16-66; low gross — Dick Cronin the next time at b a t" said the shots were going directly at a uight, came back Sunday to. f l ^ game 7-4 and the Astros hitting-Giants. homer and keyed two rallies to only one run in that span. gers past the White Sox in a defeated aging Pancho Gonzales -picked up a pair of victories for here.” Green Manor at 6:16. Th is will prise this loop. Driving School wUl tangle In the again at Mt. Nebo in a single 76, blind bogey —Earl Ander- fleet New York left fielder Welder. He proved he was right, tak® a- doubleheador from San the second, 8-1. Rain washed out In the first game, Hutto, awith doubles to lead the ancln- However, Gomez is pleased sloppy game with the teams In straight seU last night, 6-1, Eastern Connecticut’s nine last herald the start of the Silk City CandleJight League, under the opener at 6:16 game Tuesday at 1 o'clock and son 101. whose three hits in the twin bill while pushing his career hit to-, FTancdsco 8-6 and 13-6 behind- the Chicago-Atlanta game. late-inning substitute, craslied a natl victory. Jim Merritt, who about Gaston, Ed Splezlo, CSiris committing seven errors. De- 7-6. Among the Interested on- Satui>tey against North Adams ok! „ . ------— — ------^_____ then continues Its doubleJiead- PRO SWEEPS • tal to 603. the pitching and hitting of L^\^- • * ■* homer off Giants', reliever Don went 6 and 1-3 innings, ^cked Cannizzaro and D&ve Roberta, troit fumbled away Uu-ee runs lookers Saturday night wh n State. Elastern is now 11-2 for f ® raised his batting average to er.schedule Saturday in Nor- Low gross —Dick Cronin 76, Gonzales trimmed Fred Stolle the season. . . Boston Red S o x 'L ^ h®®*" walk. .333. “ I was surprised to get a Petrocelli, who happens to be eU Palmer and the versatile PHILS - GIANTS — McMahon to tie the game at 6-6. up his sixth victory—tops in the " I hope we can get another and the Sox two before Fred ; Price Was Only $6,000 as Yearling Carroll Maddox 77, John Kris- one of the slickest fielding Ptoy of rookie Jim Hutto, ■ I .uchessi was chafacteriscally Then Johnny Briggs hit a homer majors, left-handed relief pitcher so I Lasher, the thlfd 'Tiger pitciiieir In two straight were two form- ha-ve rtilfted pitcher Mike Nbgy re ■ fast ball . . . inside too . . with tof 77; low net —Ray Gordon Shortstops in the business, had Palmer, who worked twr stoic after McCarver fractured and Tony Taylor delivered a • » * can put Roberta In the starting to the ninth, closed out the er Manchester tennis champs, from their Winter H avdi to Shoved and yelled. the count O-and-2. But I ’m not 77-7-70, Sam Walson 83-13-70, three hits, including his fourth scoreless innings In the opener, hu rigut hand on a foul tip off run-scoring single for the win- ASTROS - CARDS — rotation,” Gomez said after Ro- game ■with the bases loaded BUI Sinnamon and Lee Urban- Louisville farm clubs. "Arnle came to me on th© about to give it 'back.” Jim Quish 79-8-71, Reg Curtis homer, and a sacrifice fly in an allowed four hits arid struck out the bat of Willie Mays and Ryan ning runs in the 13th. , John Edwards’ two-run homer herts hurled ■ three perfect Inn- one run in. ------^------^—— ------sixth green of the second round 79-7-72. It was the third successi've 8-4 loss to California Saturday 10 to 8 and 2-3 Innings of the broke the middle finger on his » »- * ^ two-run triple by Keith togs of relief in the opener to • * * and said ‘I think it’s getting Dust Commander Expected game in Winch the Yanks came before rain cut short the series nightcap. But^that wasn’t all. left hand bumping into Willie DODGERS - E X PO S—> Lampard keyed a five-run sev- 8fain his second victory In four SENATORS - A ’S — out of hand,’ ’ ’ Nicklaus said. Ellington Ridge from . behind to win. " I think Thiiraaay finale 24 hours later. He also stroked three hits, in- McCovey at home. The Dodgers for a change enth that carried Houston to its decisions. '"'E d Stroud and Mike Epstein "But you are going to have that Saturday ■we’re starting to Jell,” White Reed’s Ailing Knees anytime you play with Arnold, The four runs batted in boost- eluding a three-run double that “ We just have'to battle hard- scored som e'nm s for pitcher second-game win over St. Louis. Spieaio, whose fielding at crashed two-run homers in the FOUR BAIL, BEST BALL Low g r o s ^ A —Dave Lingua, said. ■'Last year we didn’t iiave Arnle^ls a very popular fellow. th hittinp- fro th ffth ^ total for the season to 21 highlighted the Phillies’ six-run er,” he said. Claude Osteen—and he probably The Cardinals checked a four- Ihdrd base last year almost senators’ nightcap triumph, To Be After Triple Crown Jan Leonard, Nellie Johnson, Pete Ungua, Stan Hlllnskl 77; e m e^ i spo ^ many games, a pretty fair fifth. — • Mike. Compton was brought up wished they ihad saved some for gfame losing skein by winning the-Padres to paint him Epstein’s snapping a 4-4 tie I don’t mind the people yelling B—Ed Keating 74; (3—Henry down. Now we do. Look ■what Louise Miller, Ruth Martin 68: clip in any league. He ranks Hutto sent the opener Into from the Phillies’-farm system a rainy day. During his first the opener behind Lou Brock’s ®to of their picture, had four seventh. "R eggie Jack- Concern for Knicks jiund rooting just as long as they Abuza 81; I>—Howard Tourtel- Michael did in the first game.” LOUISVILLE, Ky. About five hours and 40 min- by. Cell Perry, Alice Ansaldi, Em- among the leaders in that de- overtime with a ninth-innin?", Saturday to help fill the void, three outihgs tlvis year, Los An- three-run, inslde-the-park horn- hits in the douUeheader and son’s homer an d' run-«corii« don’t got rude.” lotte 93; E —Ed Moser, Tom Gene Michael, the Yanks’ nva Oleksinskl, Ruth Martin, 64: partment. game-tying homer. The utility . expected to be tliree to four geles wasn’t able to score for er. raised his average to .311. doubles by Don Mincher and Fe- NEW YORK (A P )— Wilt Chamberlain’s knees and (A P )— The Kentucky Der- utes laten'he watched Manga- One sour note was the Injury Ferguson 98. slender shortstop and No. 8 bat­ Nicklaus, who got a line-of- Doris Caipenter,j Rika Horvath, Cannlzzaro, the catcher who uj^ a Iou accounted for the A ’s Torrv Wp0'^jqjg sitxh game ,'WlU be played ,I might have made a par." Arnerica’s premier horse Mrs.,Ethel P . Jacobs’. High before Bobby Murcer’s fifth ho­ kins, (Chicago, F. Robin- toan he managed all last year, tfrtoknmn Bolton High Nine Saul Pasternack 89-10—79, Jack Hcn^ever,“ '^ m e r 'i s “ “ptm!led Roland Ftogers took over and title playoffs. Wednesday in Los Angeles and . Nicklaus bogled tho last hole, .race. Echeion third, a half length Sports Slate | mer triggered a thriee-run rally son, Baltimore .377. Eno 98-19—79, liv Ertman 96- Despite Opening NHL Loss Reed’s knees have been hurt- the seventh. If necessary,, will missing a 21-topter by inches as Now Dust Commander, back of My Dad George and a in the fifth. Behind 7-6 in the Runs—F. Howard, '' .Washing- *>y veteran right-hander Pat flve-Wt ball the rest of MONDAY, MAT 4 American League head In front of fter-Jac Stable’s In Twin Triumph 16—79, Don Ross 88-9—79. Reg­ sixth, they shot past the Brew­ ton 19; Tovar, Minnesota. 19. Dobson, 2-3, who pitched the * ing more than has been publi- be back In New YorkYork—both on Palm er knotted it with par. trained by 31-year-old Baseball East Division Noskra. gie Mosher 99-20—79, Lou Beck­ ers on Murcer’s bunt single, tri­ ST. LOUIS (AP)—A de- increasingly less organized as Cheevers at 2:52 of the middle Runs__ batted___ in—Alyea,____ _ Mjnne- *irst seven innings ot the second wOT*¥*iu-a d a v a t o clzed—aiid they almost kept national television. But Nicklaus m^de up tor it Combs and, 'ridden by Mike Manchester at BrisbUl Centml Bolton High'a baseball beam w. L. Pcfc OD. My Dad George, High Etohe- er 86-7—79; Howard Tourett- ples by Danny Cater and pinch feat in the series open er toe game opened----- up,, , _St. ------Louis ------session before------serious ------mishap^ ootasota 24; Walton, MilwaukeeMirwaukeri' 24. gameghme and was hurt by wildness.■wildness, - i w y a l b — him out of last Friday’s 121-115 — ------on the Par 6, 666-yard No. 16 Manganello, Is expected to go Wolcott Tech at Cheney Tech (2-4) took both lends of a double- — lon and Naskra also arC expect­ lotte 93-22—71. Fred Cavedon hitter Thurman Munson, arid Baltimore 14 8 .636 defenses were penetrated late struck the Blues. Hits Cater New York 3l- R® walked five and was the Craig Nettles, batting a mea- overtime 'loss .bo the Lakers with a prime-time national tele- hunting for more of racing’s Wg header Saturday afternoon notwithstanding, the St. " ...... — ed to run In the Pr^kness. Oth­ Windsor Locks at South Wtlnd- 86-16—71, Ted LaBonne 91-20— Michael's double. Detroit 13 8 .619 % Derek Sanderson, who A rising slap shot off the stick Clarke, I^ew York 31' F. Alou" victim of Foy’s decisive double, ger .126 at gome time, slammed which tied the best-of-7 game vision audience Jooklng on. prizes—-the Preakness and the agalnat Rham High of Hebron Louis Blues say they plan er Derby starters who are solid 71, Jim McCarthy 78-7—71. Boston' 12 9 .571 1% oor,!..- ’ — ’ ’ ■ '^Pat has igfreat stuff,” said a ttiree-run homer In the sixth series at 2-2. He blasted a tremendous ®almont Stakes, other legs on (3-6). In (he opener, Bolton to continue shadow inir Stanfield grazed Oaklaj^ 31. Preakness probables are Sonny G(df Low gross —A—Edna HlUn- Wash’n. 12 11 .522 2% _ _ . _ ® away, IlTlrfand PhilK^il Esposito, \irVinwho tHothe rknrfapads nf of ITIamrwoIfnEsposito r\r» on fVickthe wmvr way ^Doubles______Petrocelli, Boston 9; Gesnez, "but he gets hurt be- Inning to wipe out a 3-2 Kansas ‘I can only prescribe 'ihedlca- drive over the comer of a lake. ^® town. came from behind and won, 13- Werblin’s Silent Screen, fifth in South Windsor, Southingtion ski 101; B —Celesta Sheldon New York 13 12 .520 2% scored unassisted. to the net and struck the Alvarado, Boston ' 8 ; cauM he gets behind on most City lead and spark the Indians’ , Uon, whirlpool and sonic 'treat­ And he whistled a brassie 267- -After Dust Commander’s 10, and Ilttn took the second Indiana Leading the Derby; Mr. and Mrs. Ted RockvlHe 104; C—Faith PaJoaeJ 107. , Cleveland 9 12 .429 ■ 4% Sanderson’s goal was the only masked Plante on the forehead. New York 8. of the , hitters and walks too victory. Lou Phriella hit a two- ment at this stage," a team doc­ yards pin high In the right frog five-length victory game, 7-6. Gary’s (Jpm Off The Cob, sev­ Track BETTER NINE W Division finals. many o* them.” run shot for the Royals. tor said Sunday. "W e’ll, Just hair. Nicklaus got down In two, Raymond M. Curtis’ fa- In ABA Playoff one assisted on by Orr, who He crumpled to the lee uncon- Triples—Tovar, Minnesota 4- enth, and Mrs. Jacobs’ Person­ Rockvaie at Newingten The Bulldogs tiriaiUed in the Faith FalozeJ B-16—37, Ellie Minnesota 14 7 .667 — Blues’ ^wm an,- commented, "...... I could have g&ne scious and ^ was...... lateri- .— taken ‘ o 3 tti^'irtth s have to wait and see how it Palmer took par' and it was. George in the ality, eighth. Tennis opener until the sixth inivlng Chaine 62-14—38. Shirley Horn­ LOUISVILLE: Ky, ..(AP) — California 14 8 .636 works out tom orrow .^ Reed Qyej. v96th Derby at Churchill Downs, ing 60-12—38: kickers — Mary Mi They could be Joined by such Manchester at Bristol Central when six tuns crossed the plate. The Indiana Pacers, who made Oakland 11 13 .468 4% S i L i S straLTw iU stirik "N®torally, I’d like more heldfor overnigh oteervaHon.washington9;W altgn,M ilwau- missed practice ■ Sunday and Palmer and Nicklaus had met ^ a s Charles EngelhaM’s Protan- Rockville at Windsor Pete Hansen end John Flaidk- McCarthy 108-30—78; Claire a liabit of Ijeating Kentucky Chicago 9 13 .409 5Mi' ^ y , ^ lo me siraiegy wiu .SUCK room,” said Bobby, who was His condition was listed as satis- gee 8. while both knees'ymre bothering -•’•iiliiftball rter paced the hitting attack Keating 106-33—72. dyring the regular American Kansas City ^ e en . stalked by Blues’ right wingers factory. MGC Nine Nets ? e v S S - u T i n S e T L m ^ the Preakness and the ^^-t^^ed from the Derby Sfuiday 8 14 '364 6% ■ Stolen bases — Harper, Sfil- the Knicks’ indestructible cen­ after- an ankle filled, and Calu- BUUlands vs. Manor, 6:16 with- two hits apiece. Don Roser Basketball Association season, Milwaukee 5 19 .208 lOMi ‘Why?" he asked. 'IBecauae jim Roberts, Tim Ecclestone Wakely, a rookie netnUnder, ter, the right , knee appeared to Nicklaus won the 1962 U.S. Open Charter Oak collected three R B I’s iwllh Low gross — A Jim Gor­ waukee 12; Yastrzemskl, Bos­ No 3-year-old has wmi the "i®*’® homlnat- continued the 'practice by Sunday’s Results wh n O rf’s on the ice, he con- and Terry Crisp. spelled the 41-year-old Plante ton 9. bo the more.tender of the two. Gorman vb. VFW, 6:15 Nebo Georgettt and Hansen getting don 83; B—Chuck Reynolds 82; knocking off the Colonels 114-■ trols the game. I ’d rather play “ i didn’t feel like I was doing was scored on 1:19 later by i"963%"a^?rbTNrt!'"'*" ^ ® d for the Derby. C — Ray Seraphln, Chet Wineze New York 8-4, Milwaukee 7-2 He needed heat treatment Just 19M, P ^ e r beat N cklaus ^ d Calumet Farm ’s Citation “ Interest in the Der- Lenox 'vs. Wyman, 7:30 Nebo two each. 110 In the ABA Eastern Divi-' the r four against our two if Orr very much out there, but I don’t Bucyk. "He made the save," I*itchdng (3 decisions)—Tlant, Double Triumph 91; D—R ay. PolazeJ 96; E — Cleveland 6, Kansas dty 3 before Friday’s game In Los An- STAFFORD SPEEDWAY Julius Boros In another 18-hole 1945 by was the 16th-plaCe finish of B.A. ■vs. American , Drilylng, Rham was paced in the hit­ sion’s .flmil playoff serie.s Sun­ wasn’t around.” thlnkjthey can afford to do what Bucyk said,“ "b u t it Minnesota 4-0, 1.000, 2.79 ; 3 tied George Marlow 96. Detroit 6, Chicago 6 with .800. gelsBj/ Forum and probably Action, close oompetiUon and playoff_■ ..for re-the Western Open. ' W. L. Lyons Brown’s FVithom. 6tl5 Keeney ting departmertt by Schutz, Slok day. Orr was harassed at every they were doing anymore.” past him.” Dust Commander, ■who Leh- SELEtrTED NINE Minnesota 4, Baltimore 3 would no,t have made It if the a'ccldents, were on the menu Nicklaus and Palm er finished mann said he purchase as „ .He was ridden by Diane Crump, Congo vs. Allied, 6:16 Robert- and CooUdge, all with two hltsi The be.st-of-seven series now turn Sunday.J>y St. Loui? -wings, “ When they - shadow Bobby,” Bowman, who said he’d await Dick Merker 37jl0—^27, Oakland 3-4, Washington 1-6 game wasn't held up 10 minutes Saturday night at Stafford the Nelson with slx-uh^ijr par cheap ($6,600) yeartlng to go ^ Slok knocked In three nnw with stand.s at two games to one causing the rest of the bruising reminded Bucyk, "that’s like ^ condition report today on George Marlow 38-10—38, Ray California at Boston, rain » _____ - cisions over visiting Middlesex Community College last tor national television. Springs Speedway as more than 274s. Both had morning' rounds with our expensive ones," was ______Schutz, Coolidge and Robbins with Indiana on top, 'Phe. Pacer.s Bruins to bide time until late. giving us a 4-3 advantage." Plante before selecting a goal- PalozeJ 36-8—28: kickers — Les ' Today's Games National League Saturday at Mt. Nebo. " ' , “ The two days off may help 4,(XX) fans witnessed the best of two-under par 68 and Palm er not nooninated for the FTeak- getting two. cohipiled a 9-2 record at Ken­ Then Wayne Carleton .flipped ■' Bucyk, enjoying one of his tender for "I^esday night’s sec- Baum 87-9—78,' Nelson Skinner No games scheduled Battling (36 at bate)--Carty, "^® todn triumph gave Coach R usso. Bushey singled ritetil. he said Friday night after stock car show of the season, caught Nicklaus with an after- ness or Belmont and will have Play In the second game saw tucky’s expense during the sea­ ■ Tuesday’s Game^ a shot over Ernie Wakeley’s best of 15 seasons in-the Nation- ga.AeIn the b^t-of-7 aeries, Mqde Most of Opportunity 93-16—78, Al Kemp 86-8—78, Atlanta :436; Perez, dneinnati -ffm Moriarty’s chaiges a 4-1-1 home one npi. Another walk having a sub-par night with 23 . Three-time National Modified noon 69 to tho Cohimbus, Ohio to be supplemented at $10,(XX) Bolton’s hurler Eeppa limit Eric Kellner 84-6—78; Ray son. New York at Oakland, N right foot with 4:59 gone in the al Hockey League, had opened absolved his .scheme for stop- won, loss, tie record. .432, ito. Whitey Jenkins loaded the points and 12 rebounds. He’s champiqn. Bugs Stevens took belter’s 71. tor the itormer and $6,000 for th? Rham to four h t ^ a ll singles. PalozeJ 96-17 78, Ray Pcracchlo The series re.sumes Tuesday Washington at California, N third period for a 3-1 lead, and the Bruins scoring by firing past ptojg Orr of blame for the de- Runs—Bonds, San FYancisco Tomorrow afternoon the lo­ ■bases. Bob Malaya executed a been averaging 29.6 points and both ends of tho twln-26 lap • Rookie John Schroeder, son of latter. The BuUdogs’ Ruflnl and 96-16—80. niglit in Indianapolis. the Bruins were off. a screened Jacques Plante in f®M. Bosthome run sank 17 .shots from the free shot for his third goal and the Sports Dial Kan.sas City 'at Be^m ore, N Roberts knotted the score at ^ tte r at what we’re doing We gg. 3 . Williams, Chicago 26 In the first game. Brad ter, Gary Gott, drew a walk plagued playoffs tor Reed, the sanding lead over second place brilliant 68 and a tie with Lee contractor from Lexington, Ky., with q, man on tn the seventh llirow line including seven of presti^ous hat trick 32 seconds 1-1 In unleashing a shot j>a3t hope to get a whole lot-better. ^ 7:30 — Knicks vs. .Lakers, Hits—Perez, dneinnati 38; Bushey, after a rocky start, set- forcing In the winning , run., Knicks’ walking medical die- man Stevens, before he blew an -rreyino for third at 276. »ald, "WhaJ's $100?” - th e Der- 'Before Big Chance Innipg. . VFINF. , the last hino points the Facers National League later. Bruins’ goal'tender Gerry ------— Carty, Atlanta.37. • " tied down and blanked the ’risl-^ Manchester starlCed ott strong tionary. He threw a scare Into ®>^*ne wltli only t o ^ 1^^ to go. "Schroeder showed great by nominating fee. A . horse scored. ■ - - East Division tors over the last four frames Conefrey Triumphs Doubles—Tolan, dneinnati 10; in the second game getting sev- the New York camp earlier courage to play as Well as he must be nominated to run In th£ Louie Dairipler and Wayne W. L. P e t O.B. after allowing sipgle runs in the- LOUISVILLE, Ky. (A P)—Mike Manganello.'a Hart- . re , X., in the first two ihningB, when he hurt his lefL,shoukler, ^ preesure," Chicago 13 7 .660 BOSTON (A P )-G fia i^ e C o n e -.H ® f^ ’ Hebner, Lehmqnn was follow- ford, Conn, jockey who rode 14 years on small tracks ^ r r^to the big blow coming from his shooting arm. ^ " " ‘d I^lm er, who^ a^^^^ ^ Bum m . honors for Kentucky with New Ifork 12 11 .522 2%'- frey, former Central Connectl: Ing .his' hobby—big game 'jiunt- before getting his first chance in a race worth ovei (xiint.s each. cut runner from Phlla’phla 12 11 .522 2% Brockton, and -'T r ip I^ H a ^ la o n , New York ^ ^ p t ^ “ ?unTfnd a '^ to l^ '^ b ^ t o t e f t ^ f ^ ’^ s S T ^ Iteed has also been playing HewluTand Sal Dee. ’ was'sor^ Ing—and not - the p ro ^ s s of $100,000, made the opportunity good Saturday in the The two teams tied the score Pittsburgh 11 il .500 3 young Peter B l^et of Craftabu- C 4 tied with 3. ^ ^ Baeearo led the 23 limes during the contest. ry Common, Vt., captured hem- Home runs—Perez, Clncinna- ^ *11?**^^ i S ; ‘XSredTXiier" tX ab^^Tt^^kTStou^tea S f ^ t h ' j a e k ' was Kentucky Derby, a horse won the triple crown St. Louis 10 1 0 :■ .500 3 won the Blue Graas Stakes at ^iboard "D u st, Commander, The third gpame of the West­ ors Sunday in the, 10th Annual ti 10; H. Aaron, Atlanta 9. Balawa almost destroyed the lo- tonlngs until the one lap was offlclaUy run off. times," Palm ei of three year-old racing, and Montreal 6 16' .286 7Mi' Keeneland idne days before the Manganello moved from seventli Munganello. was confident that ern Division finlils will be Fogg Peat Hyde Park J-mlle Stolen bases - Bonds, San ' i S v *"?***"• New York Isn’t the same team Involved with the wall ivas He- ® ' ■— ■ • West Division played tonight at Anaheitn, Cal­ without him. The NBA’s most witt In the No. 11. also a past ,re*? agreed and added reire-tres half-mile of jjust CommOnder could win In Milex Electronic Cincinnati 6 — . ^ Francisco 9; Canlenal. Bt. Lou- .two round the h o m d ^ b l e S w “f*® “ U ” T if.,' with the I.0 .S Angeles Stars 19 .760 Conefrey won the race, doml- Is 8. V or MCC the last of the aw- ^ t^endously valuable player has been the winner. ' . A™>Id has earned everything ^® U4-tolle race and won going the second race of Die series. Atlanta 12 11 .622 6 and the Denver Rockets tied at natlng a field of 109 In 26 min- Pitching (3 decisdans)-4 tied enth was the K g frame. effective stopper, aUowlng only bulwark of the Knicks’ charge Making hte fliot appearance ® D^by'^d^ hTratl«wd^*r^ th® Preakness, and again at the one victory apiece in their best- Los Angeles 12 11 .522 6 utes, 13 seconds. Blsset received with 1.000. two walks over' five and one ______drove contribution to the game. I Just “ " Belmont StakJjs. He said Dust San_Fran. 14 one out, Jim Costello walked as thirds innings toward their first title In Wsto- at Stafford, Lou Austin drove the game. I Just m h not until about noon longshot surprise winner. k C H O W I Tune-Up of-7 series. 12 .462 7% the top schoolboy award after .Strikeouts — Seaver, New ry. the Mo. 99 hard and held off the ^®®* fortunate to be a part of aatmday. Oomniander would have no trou- Houston 10 16 .400 9 finishing 14th In 28:87. York 82; Gibson, St. Louis 46. Kaaelwsler O.O. (1) Loe .Angeles, , which hasn’t chalienges of Stevens until the *t." The 30-year-old Jockey later'bie iri the longer Belmont be- UMntD TUftl San Diego 19 16 .360 10 Hssekestor INCLUDES: all r h e rbi won since moving to the West last lap i ^ n Bugs took to tho told newsmen he was persuad- ^ause "he doesn’t get tired Sunday’s Results Jenkins, 9b 2 0 0 0 0 a 0 1 JenMoa. 3b, p, •Coast from Minneapolis, Is haV- Inside and Just nipped Austin ed by a Hartford newspaper- easily." ■ NEW (ONlAd POIffTS Philadelphia ' 8-13, San FYan- 1 1 Mstava, ab. a 0 1 0 0 lb, Ing no small problems either at the finish line by a mere fbot. Canadian Cowan man, Hartford Times Sports Ed- xhe 30-yeartold son of Mr. clsto 6-6 , 1st game 13' innings OolU c, 2 0 1 0 1 ■ NEW CONDENSER Benoit, If, a 0 0 0 0 Oott. c, with Chamberlain. Second place went to Austin Itor Emerititt A.B. McGinley, to Mrs. Anthony J. Mangahello Cincinnati 11, Pittsburgh 7 John Gotangos^ Dot Caron Doivey. cf, iBenolt, U, a 0 0 0 0 'Dorsey, cf, In fact. It's miraculous that" with Yerrlngton, Tom Setclttf Wins N-S Coif become a Jockey. of Blast Hartford wasn't the only San Diego 4-2, New York 3-3, (Rodeers, ss, 2 0 1 1 0 Rodeers, os- ■ NEW CHAMPION PUJGS Ooetello, m , 0 0 0 0 ■ 0 Russo, rf, he’ll be playing » i Madl on and Greco rounding out the top After gaining experience os an Connecticut rider in the Derby 1st game 10 Innings Parkade Tourney Winners DUlfouohel, a, 0 t 0 0 0 PINEIHURST, N.C. ,(AP) — exercise boy, Manganello cam- The other, Diane Crump, 20, Ruaao, . rf, 1 1 0 0 0 Buehey, p. Square Garden at all tonlght-r- M^e .positions, ■ AND AN All :in POINI Bwhoy, p, SAPLINGS-Maude Madlgan ^ a i 1 0 1 considering that he missed 70 RIVERSIDE PARK "M y d rlvliv was the key.' 1 Kept ipafgned.Oli snn^l tracks In the scored a first of her own, be- LABOR rUNE UP John Godangps and DortWiy rolled 221 In Ws eecond game, touu* 130-342, Jo Toblas.129. ' r r tvxsjs 36 3 8 the ball In the middle of t h e South and New England during coming the first female Jockey _____ Chicago at Atlanta, rain r r a" "o games of the regular season oft- champion Ed UMP CLINIO Caron won Uie local rolloff Sun 49 pins over average. Middlesex 0.0. ( » Middlesex O.O. (8) the past I I years, falling to ride in the famous race. Her mount ■ GUARANIEED Mrs. Caron, who reeddee at er loiee suigery. Patnode, present point leader fairway and kept the pressure FRIENDSHIP — Errin Whip- ^ day in Brunswick Barkade ----- ^ Chamberlain r e h a ^ ^ ^ mile ova Into the bl^ time because of an "'F'a^om " finished 16th In the pie 202, Lucille Toutoin 190^ PR^burgh (Walker 3-1) at At, Lanea "B o w l’ Your W av 'To H®tidel Rd., East Hartford, Bsocaro, l/, 8 Wmeelflntlmetol^r'iiS onjUMit from the-tart." oversupply of "nam e" Jockeys. 17-horse field when the horse Doris Avery 189-452, Be Moquln (Nash 2-1), N isinca Your Way To ^ ^ woman’s llU e ^ a Bstawa, 3b, b Boisiwa, 8i>, seventh difierent winner In X Rysn, o, ers Into tho finals, but it’s ob- gj,yen weeks.of racing at Rlver- Navy Club TltunKlay night 8. T ^ t ’e how; , Canadian Gary Then he rode Dust Command- tired In the stretch. 183-181-626, Jane Glelm 176^8. f’ ’***'^* 2-2 ) at dn^ Einope ’ TouiTiament. .score of 207 game, 60 pins Wi•1st. St* " ' ®' INCLUDES FREE ! ELECTRONIC ANALYSIS V#r "'Fulton, lb, 0 vlouB he Isn’t playing at full ca- Saturday night, Tom .Conran, p-|(t ppnrident Cowan summed up his 6 and !l er to victory two weeks ago in Miss Crump learned to 'ride Jan Hagci'' 462, Sandy Kershaw (Nolan 4-0), N Bemle (Slovino, manager of average. of Dtitle League and member of vlctoiY over Dale Morey in Sat- the Blue Gross Stakes, and his In Milford, Conn., and" moved 488. Chicago (Jenkliy 2-3) at Hous- paclty. Tho bdg guy has trouble second acrora the' hne was DRIVE IN OR CALL FOR FAST SERVICE the Parkade Lanea, announced Finishing asoond In ithe Men’s „ahM ' ' the local board ot approved urday's North -and South Ania- chance came The owner en- to F'lorida when she was a teen- ______ton ('Bouton 1-2), N g Lundell' P. moving laterally and isn’t tak­ Jack Deouyer and Jim Cash was ihe results He added, "Our two ing many shots from-outside. baaeblall cfilolata, and Al teur Golf Tounament finals. tered the horse In the Derby ager. Sttie said Fathom was do- CONSTRUCTION — p^te Only games schooled , , ^ rei. ^bowled a 224 game, 46 ptas over 0 Totals third. But It’s his rebounding ability Oowles, who la atao a monber. The 8l-year-old Kitchener, On- and Manganello was not bumped Ing well In the most of the race, Kalou 136, F’rank Blank 139-376, Tuesday’s Gaines . local champions w ill , now repre- uverOge. Tolata „ _23 3 . 6 a 8 the Lakers have been counting and HlighUi Difitiiot umpire con- tarlo, Insurancemon became the by a better known rider. but "he Just ran out of gas. MILEX, INC. Don Laoszarus 137-367, Joe, Long San Francisco at Montreal, N sent this-uun c e n i^ HIIn 1415 Hie nuxusiujNational ,060000 .Second 01 in tneithe womon'sWoman’s Dfvi- Dlvi- inniiin — ) Jn in 7«h7th. BROAD m e. 1 3 8 4 6 6 7 Totals MMdlesex Oil. on—ahd getting. UConn in Sweep BuMant lor'little Laague, wfil first foreign born player to ■win "This has been a good year It was quite a race." 142-378, Bob Steullet 141-385, Los Angeles at New York, N' 'Toumamont Finals scheduled alon w r f Shirley ■Pointei' who JUncheeter 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 S ' 3B:-Dorsey. Baaoluh' SB' n^wvii. , (N s m tbs Parkade la West jammed the thumb on preotde. the 70-year-cid classic with a for me and this U my first $ioo,- She said In the post parade M ile x John Rival 137-373, CSiurles Gil­ San Diego at Philadelphia, N for W ^ lh gton . D.C. May *28, bowled a 180 gome, 60 over fa» MOnMUIlIM-ML; / „.M aiulnator) DP;_ Balawa to DPj^ Jm lns to Oou .Metay*. itoi left hand______last______Wednesday in DURHAM, N.H. (APj — Pon- Thors is attU a need tor um- -display o t brilliant golf that has 000 race," Manganello said af-/^ie was no more nervous than ■ / bert 156-352, Gil. F7avell 164-404, 29 and 30." average.. ' ' “ ■■ •M-81VI Plttsbu i^ at Atlanta, N BOSTON SAVE—.Bruin go^ie Gerry Cheevers hit the third game. ’Hiere was some nectlout swept a double-header plras in little League and any- had few equals over the 7,061- ter the victory, and he added; usual, ‘.'but I started gettii^ a Ernie Oakmun 366, Zlggy Olbert Golongos, who llvew 'at 207 The whmera also received a St. Louis at dneinnati, N ice ice to stop shot iiy St. Ixiuis’ Ab McDonald dur­ 'concern In Lbs Angeles over his with New Hampshire Saturday one Wtiorert^ Is asked to be yard, p w 72 No. 2 course of the "It won’t be my last." mtle excited as Derby time got 869. Chicago at Houston, N Wells St,, topped 24 o th e r^ o le bomitlful mahogany dock tn>- ing first period action of Stanley Cup playoff set. bowlers to capture the HUc. He phy. ability to play Friday, but he with victories o t 9-8 and 8-0. present ait the oUnlo. Flnehuiiri OounUy dub. Not'since 1948’s "Citation" hgs near." 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•N ■N \ \ A \ \ v \ - \, h A IvfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY. MAY 4, 1970 PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Hjk^^6ll8TER, iS b ^ ., MONDAY, h^AY 4, 1970 PAGE NINETEEN ---- — ------Eiii4 f — ^ ^ BUGGS BUNNY OUK BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE lusliwts StrvIcM H«lp Wanlwtl— H«lp WanMd— W diittd Molt 34 BUaiS SUOOIO BE OUT O flm d 13 TH AT'S A CATCHY Aiiiwtr H P rttlM i Pmih Riniate MOMENTAI^ILV TO OFFER -ME A even THS^ TUNE/SYLVESTEf?.' HAW-HAW/ TRUCK DRIVERS helper, •tat HOW ABOUT BEST OF 'EM IS suize 'Jungle Book' uwiaBME'LKWBmnmra CLASSIFIED LIGHT trucking,, odd Jobs, also WAITRESS Waiited full or part- RBCEPTK wanted, daily PtAVIM' ANOTHER yjLl MUST BE SLIPPiN', , HAVE TO FADS iR ir;iDPERS/ BUT iLv=]n|r-Tm(HPjlr-imnrj moving largo appliances. BEBRY'S WOBLO time. Please call-'Tolland, 878- 8-9 p.m., Satui 9-8 p,|ri. Car furniture delivery. Must be away... he PIPNT CHORUS ? OAKS/ VOOVB BEEN IN ACTUAU FACT, Burning barrels delivered, $4. 9960.-' necessary. Write ~ oeptionlst, responsible person, driver's^ HERE TWO WEEK» DRAW TO AN I’M ON SPECIAL ACROSS 50 Prophet HBr^m iPIKJlii ISK -ir-TUIfSj 644-1778. license necesW y. Full-Ums. ! WTTHOOT OFFERIN’ INSIDE STRAkSKT ASSIGNMENT FOB M m M rs n M M i P.O. Box 2 2 2 , tester. AUU NIGHT AT ^ 1 "-----. tho 60 Ibsen r-Tfsini=i Miionn?! i-ju ra Call 646-2884. US A FNS-BUOA THE MILLWATSB. character Cmn. REMBRANDT/ THS oiuls/ FOUNDATION — python" Mrjar^jraLJ raLdi?inHi-j MASON WORK expertly dona. COOK wanted, 8 to 4 hours per. WERE FMHTIN* 4 “RikklTikkl DOWN n[jnEir_)[=in (^iiiirjMr-iF-i CLARIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Stone, brlclpi,' blocks, Are- day. OaU 843-1492. itD BR — Hell-sro, fuU-tlm* WWW Mtiiaw miBi-T-i WOMAN — full-tdme, to ta k ^ POLLUTION/ 1 Retain ■■■Hrar.Trjiis l•T^l;*1 . \ 8 A.M. to 4:80 P.M. places, brick homes, ceUar charge of a one-girl oflUce, 6 rt-time. Five years ex- 8 "The White SALES Associates wanted by 2 African wild l-^ikdi-inisi floors, Steps, sidewalks and re­ days per week. Apply In ‘per­ periiihQp necessary, ovar- progressive multi - office real ^shcep (var.) pair work. 1-749-6116. son to Odell X>odge, Inc., Route tlme. l^munlo Metsl Prod­ 12 Before 3 Of aircraft- "OOPY CLOSINGTIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. estate firm. Will train non­ L-JGyiHti 83, RockvUle. ucts, 289-W 13 Oxhide thong 4 Cornered 4)S0-P.jM. IMM(^BEFoas PUBUOATION STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, license but otherwise qualified (S.Afr.) (coil.) 23 Javanese 40 Staggered fireplaces, flagstone terraces. ■ applicants. Call Mr. Dwyer at CXBRK 14 ^ t of three DeadUiie lor SaturdayV^id Monday la 4tse ^.m. Ftlda.i Must have good 5 Was sick )x>isonoiis tree 43 Cookstdve All concrete rejlhlrs, both In­ 647-1464. 15 Continent 6 Swerve 24 Grape residue 44 Come in -X, figure apUtude, billing, etc., (•b.) side and outside railings, land­ full-time, 6 days. Gaer Bros.', BAKERY DEPARTS 7Uttledcvil 25 Mineral tar 45 Money (slang) PLEASE RB.^YOUR AD SECRETARIES Typists - (Tem ­ 16 "Toomai of scaping. Reasonably priced 1^40 Rye St., South Windsor. A L L E Y OOP 8 Surveyor's 26 Jar 46 King of Israel Olasalfled or "Want Ada" are _ porary) work In your own BY V. T. HAMLIN the---- " - station 27 Pointed mctal 47 Extent over the phone ah a Call 648-0881. oonvenlMice. The advertlaer ahould i^bad hla ad areas, top rates, free parking, EXperienced wrapping ma­ . 18 Early settler ' 9 Sea bird object between limita the FIRST KEYPUNCH Operators — ex- chine opereitor to work 7 so OOOIA'S STUCK IN WE WONT H A V E ,.-...a KINGSTON TOOK ...BUT HE SURE MUFFED THE UNIT HE TOOK IS 20 That is DAY ra RKPOBT In tlmo fo^tte EXCAVATTNO — Trenchlng- immediate openings. Coll 822- ANC IEN T S R E E C E WITH TO DUPLICATE ( CARE OF THE 10 River isIeU 28UUhliIy 48 Father (Fr.) perenced, days, part or full- THE JOB HE DID O N ONE OF THE FEW IN (2 words) nest Insertion, The HnnUd Is teaponsIbleNtor only ONE in- Bob Cat machine, snow plow­ 0492. COED temporary service, a.m. to 8 p.m., days off THOSE CmRACTERS THEM, OSCAR... I V ' - VIEW-SCREEN, THE SWITCHBOARD/ OUR SETUP THATS 11 Misplaced 29 Saxon slave , 49 Hawaiian Ini Ume. Immediate assignments, will be Monday and Friday. 21 Unusual UNTIL WE DUPLICATE JUST REMEMBERED) all RIGHT,. BACKED UP BY A 17 Depressed 31 Aiched way dance liT **™?*5? *J***rtlon_for any adver^teinpnt a«d ttien ing driveways and parking )) 100 Constitution Plaze, Suite very high pay. No fee. Apply THE MISSING TIME- SOMETHING/ only to ^ extent of a Vmake good" l n a e i « ^ jErrara w h l^ Company offers good wages, SPARE/ 22 Bee (comb, (coll.) between shops 50 Biblical lots, tree removal. Reason­ 800, Hartford. Staff Builders, Suite 802, 11 MACHINE PARTS/ form) do not l e ^ n tho value of the advertlaemmt Vrill not be excellent working condltlcna 19 Angular space 36 Always patriarch able rates. 848-6189, 872-0647. Asylum St. 278-7910. \ 'l/ / 23 Shield boss 22 Cutting tool (conlr.) 51 Fury corrected by "m ake good" Insertton. CERTIFIED dental assistant ______and an excellent free bene­ \ \ 26 Wide extent (var.) 38 Direction 53 Mouse genus needed for dentist office In STORE CLERK, Monday, Tues- fit program. Apply; of space Housohold Sorvied* Manchester. AppUcants must day, Thursday, Friday, 2 to 10 30 Alaskan outer 9 (RoekvlOe, Toll W e e ) ^ N D MURDERING r - r - r" 5“ r " r" 1 W rr be mature with a pleasing per- p.m., Wednesday, 6 a.m. to 2 THE GRAAWIAR*, , garment ______Ollwod 13-A LL. t U h U , Lw. TM. B t »«< OH 32 Tiny 12 13 u 643-2711 875-3136 sonality. Attractive, modem p.m. Apply in person Oharest FIRST NATIONAL 33 Roman bronze REWEAVINO of ^ums, moth- office. Salary commensurate esso. Route 30, Vernon. STORES, INC. 34 Exist nr 13 IT wholes, zippers repaired. Win­ with experience. Hours 8-6 __:______OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS 35 Arikaran IT" li 20 AiitoiiiobllM For Sdo 4 dow shades made to measure, Monday, Tuesday, 'Thursday, CLEANINCl Woman wanted one PARK & OAKLAND - Indian all size Venetian blinds. Keys Friday, 8-12 Saturday. Please or tWo days weekly. Manches- AVENUES .'v.Tl+will 37 Condeaccnd 'll PALOON. 1966, Kutura, con­ made while you wait. Tape re­ ir reply to Box BB, Manchester ter Green area. OaU 648-6886. 39 Rarer HERALD vertible, 6, automatic, clean: corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867- Herald. EAST HARTFORD, S-H A L L RIGHT, •lOLl TlVD, HOIST VOUR F R A M E S ANC> 'HI 41 Bitter herb , 27“2T TIRED of Housework? Then get - e- UTO h Ni*. ORAB THESE THIWa&--yOL)'RE ON KP WHILE MOM’S ’ 1696. 649-8290. Maln St. 649-8221. ® m o l>rf NCA.N£A, Inc.. tnc 0 CONN. IN THE HOSPITAL.' SHE CAN LET -lOU OFF SCOT-FREE 42 Fruiting spike 30 32 BOX LETTERS WOMEN for counter work Week out—meet people—earn money WHEW S H E S CHIEF COOK A N D BOTTLE W ASHER IF 43 Thing (Latin) TWO handymen want a variety ends only. Apply In person. ,—iBe an .Avon ropresenltatlve. D AVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS SHE WANTS TO-- BUT WHILE I'M HEAD CHEF 45 Gave medicine sr J F4N- Y4Nir ■ of jobs by day or hour. We Dairy Queeii, 242 Broad St. Call now. 289-4922. AROUND HERE SOu TWO A R E SHAKE to ■ Truckb^Tractors 5 O.K.— YOU— cover the vote on Blackman, and— YOU__ TH' LOAD.' RISE AND S H IN E , M E N -- clean yards, attics anil cellars. AUTO BODY combination man MUST GO I'L L SOON KNOW u n l e s s I'VE LOST MV 48 “Baghccra. Informatkt) cover the Martha Mitchell reaction." r i THE SINK'S FULL.' TWO Half-ton ptek-upe. 1968 Reasonable. Call 643-6308. COOK’S H ELPER wanted, 6-6 or experienced helper. 40 iBELOW AND TRUTH ABOUT BEARINGS, I SHOULD BE AT the black 1 hours a morning. Monday- .''' \\ V - THE HERALD wlU not OMC, 4-speed, 4-wheel drive; SEE IF PAW SPOT ANY_MOMENT. hours p>er week, poasllde over­ 52Tool disclose the Identity of 1966 Intemattonal, 4-speed. P ri­ CUSTOM made draperiee, slip Saturday. Apply Cavey’a Res­ time. Inqidre at B & J Auto IS HAVING i - / ) r O - i r TT 43 60 5T Stenographer 54 Girl’s name any advertiser using box vate owner. Excellent condi­ covers and reupholstering. taurant, 46 E. Center St. Repair, 867 Oakland St. or call TROUBLE 54 letters. Readers answer­ 55HiUsidc tion. Stafford Springs. 1-684- Budget terms. Established In Hwothig ond Plumbing 17 Business Opportunity 28 Needed In Sales Depiariment 648-7604. ) ■ (Scot.) ing blind box ads who 2026 after 3:30 p.m. 1948. Days, 624-0184, eve­ SECRETARIES — TypUta — 55“ 57 where typiing and shorthand 56 Force onward 53. desire to protect their nings, 649-7690. SAM WATSON Plumbing and SWIMMING AREA for lease. Clerks and other office skills. skills are essential. Good MAN part-time for lawn and 57 Ship’s record 5T Identity can foUow ‘bis Heating. Bathroom remodeling includes lockers, snack bar, Many needed for assignments piarklng lot maintenance. Must 53 60 procedure' working conditions and 58 Pakistan Trailoiv— ODD JOBS, light trucking, all and repidirs. Free estimates. p>arklng, pHcnlc area in Bolton. near home.- ■ Tempxirai/y, fUU- have driver’s UcenM. Apply province typies carpientry, miscellaneous Call 649-3808. Ideal for • college . students, many benefits. Apply to time or 9-3 p.m. Highest pay, Enclose your r « to Mobil* Homos 4-A Mrs. Clough, 648-1631. In peraon. W. H. England Lum­ (N*wipap*r InUrpilit Aun.) the box in an envelop — repairs, yard cleaning, etc. teachers or retired. Call 861- no fee. Staff Builders, 11 Asy­ ber Oo., Route 44A, Bolton addreu to the Classified MOBILEHOME set up In Bol- Call 742-8288 or 648-7218. 1081 after 6 p.m. lum St., Hartford. 276-7610. Notch. M a n a g e r, Manebaster ton. Working individual or Miliinory, Evening Herald, together working couple. Convenient, FLOOR maintenance, service Drossmoking 19 PLUMBERS licensed and ex- with a memo Hating the pleasant location. 643-2880. on wood and tile floors; win­ Help Won tod— pierienced pHumber's helpeis t A R N IV A L BY DICK TURNER compMUiles you do NOT dows and carpiets. Call 683- DRESShfAKING and altera­ Fomolo 35 wanted. Benefits and overtime. want to see your letter. 1733 _ tions done iin my home. Call RITA GIRL After 6 p.m., 646-4M8. Your letter will be de­ TRADE YOUR TENT 649-1133. Reasonable, prompt WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE stroyed If the adverUser LIGHT TRUCKINO, cellar and service. GAS STA’nON attendant fuU- is one you’ve mentioned. $50 attics Cleaned, odd jobs, lawns, SECRETARY , LEGAL SECRETARY— Fast REX3EPTIDNIBT - 8ECRE- tlme. Apply in pierson Gorin’s e- cated In Andrews Building. 649- New attractive offices await ASSEMBLER,’ custom motors give you $80. for your old and plush office with kitch- right time, tWs company clal low spring cleaning rates. 8038. the Individual who becomes cycle seat mwufacturer re­ Lost and Found 1 tent toward the purchase of Fast, efficient service. CaU for secretary to the executive of en. $100. 'want you! $90. quires assembler; riveting, SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL a 1970 Cox Campier. So get free estimates. 646-4220. this weil known firm. He Is Ught work. Full-Ume. 649-7169. LOST — Black female, half your hands on a tent and seeking a ’’takeover’’ kind EXpeUTWE gEClRETARY c l j j r k .t y p i s t — W « found Springer, half Scottie, wearing bring It In with this ad and Movlng— -Trucking— -Exception opportu^y to ^ ^ <^portunlty with 2 ^ of gal who can help him ad­ a respxmdWe, e x p e rl^ e d dxrtUsT t o the M EN to do checking and iXencil- SHALL 1 RANGE Ucense, iricinity South save 850. GARDEN plowing and roto- Storage 20 minister his varied respon­ ing work in local warehouse, ttUlng. CaU 649-7184. women with excellent typing ^ WHAt I S W DESIRE,SlR£? JUBGLEJ’ -IEU. dOKES? Wlndsor-Manchester line, re­ sibilities. She not only needs $8. per hour. CaU Don Bittner. If you"’ve been thinking about ability in a b^y e^-uvUng ^ ^ S V w ^ ward. Call 644-2784. MANCHESTER — Delivery- the usual good secretarial a tent trailer, now is the LAWNS mowed, any size, we al­ fl^rm. Some knowl^e ^ vacation. To $96. 289-821L ilg^t trucking and package de­ sklUs, she must be pierson- German language a pilus. To t -T-I LOST: Passbook No. 26-- expieorienced in credit con­ $2 A N HOUR able. trol? Don’t pass up thlB figure aptitude . for theCr B u ild in g - ^ pxiintment. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Contracting 14 LOCAL and, long distance mov­ chance >to suptervlse the cred­ statistical department. Don’t Mature person to work Tues­ This offer expiires May 9, 1970. ing: and storage. Free esti­ it departments of a national­ miss this cloTO to home cp- day and Friday evenings. Announcomonts 2 pxirtunity. To $96. MOW, WILLY, DONT SO SP1LL1N6 ASHRS. I'D LIKETO ASKTHEPOC] OH, THE TROUBLE-SHOOTER.) WILLY P^SKY CARPENTRY — concrete stepM, mates. Agents for American I SECRETARY ly known chain. $160 pdus. Must be bendableDie and ableaue / WE’RE HAVING COMWNY. CAMPERS HOLIDAY, I SURE 6. WHAT'S WRONG Wmt MY HEY, THAT'S GREAT.' MAVBE PONT'tW OAW r floors, hatch'ways, remodeling Red Ball. Austin A. Chambers . GAL FRIDAY to start at 5 p.ipi.m. StaO oi^ ■UTHE ------NECK. I CAN GST HIMTOSETUE /ASK AMf.SAWYER LADIES have a Dutch Maid the INC. Oo., 643-6187. wagmi furnished.sd. Appfy X RESlDtHCE HOPE IT'S piarty, earn free merchandise. pMrehes, garages, closets, ceU- To $120— company pays fee WE NEVER CHARGE AN APPLICANT A FEE CAMPBELLS., COUSIN SAM AND AIIMNIEIS/FOR FREE APVKE. Oak St., 'Wednesday,•day, 7-8 pin. OF AM7. CaU 649-7819. Route 66. Portland, 342-1212 ings, attics finished, rec FAMILY SQUABBLE, y WHY.WEHAVEWT S/NG? -tumble ? AND, MRS. nwAPi^etpuBSHi rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth­ If you are bright—have a EVEN MET HIM YET. PM.V THE’ lute ? HoW Dealers for Terry Travel Trail­ J. WILLIAM er related work. No job too Pointing-Vaporing 21 pleasant outgoing perscmal- CAN J MAKE'ibuHAPpy? ers, Evlnrude motors, M FC ity—enjoy variety In people, LAN E maintenance, Alghte. A l­ PESKY, M. ____ .. T.__ , A • motors, M sonnaU. Dan Moran, Builder. M H I OniODIIOS F o r sO M O boats and aluminum boats. RITA GIRL so mechanic fu ll' and part- ARLIH6RIN, Evenings, 649-8880. B.H MAGOWAN JR. & Sons, we have a ’ ’great” spot for interior and exterior painting, you. This most unusual op­ 99 EA ST C ENTER ST. time. Apply In person, HoUday VA. JUNK CARS removed, $16 each. C AR PE N TR Y and remodeling 800 SILVER LANE paper hanging. Thirty years portunity is with one of MANCHESTER Lanee, 89 Spencer St, Man­ Prompt, reUable sendee. Call rec rooms, dormers, kitchens, experience, four generations. Hartford’s leading, cultural EAST HARTFORD chester. 872-9488. Auto Driving School 7-A additions smd garages. CaU Free estimates, fully insured. organizations. Hurry in ... . 528-9416 646-3441 Tom Corbitt, 643-0086. 643-7361. They ore intetvlewlng now! e IW8 W MU, tme^ TM. If. UJ. Nt. 0«. NEED CAR? Credit very bad? D A Y’S Driving School, 869 Main CaU t o a convenient ap- EXPERIEIlICED Bankrupit, repossession? Hon­ St., Manchester. Adult and WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ PAINTING —Small' or medium ‘One thing I like about movies better than TV— est Douglas accepts lowest pointide^t. ^ .o‘*A teen Instructions. Nervous stu­ modeling specialist. Additions, size houses. Also odd Jobs WOMAN to llve-ln as companion WAITRESS wanted part-time. nobody keeps telling you to keep your feet CaU down, smaUeat payments, any­ dents our specialty. For rec rooms, dormers, porches, done. CaU 643-9112. to woman. Own room In new pleasant surroundings. O IL B U R N E R off the coffee table!" where. Not smaU loan finance G A L F R ID A Y MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD prompt, courteous service, caU cabinets, formica, built -Ins, home, pleasant surroundings. 647-ieOl. company plan. Douglas Mo­ 649-6150. bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. INSIDE -outside painting. Spe- To $125— COmpan^ pays f e e Call 872-3900 after 6 p.m SERVICEMAN tors, 346 Main. clal rates for people over 66. ^ ------( OH, YOU POOP N. J. LaFlamme — Carpenter Nurse— RN or LPN, V ir\CAOi Call my competitors, then call Local firm h ^ asked us to WOMAN needed for bUUng de­ Good pay, good wnrUng oon- bam* STEVE CANYON contractor. Additions, remodel­ coMBQutaay, a u n t a n n ie ! __ BY MILTON CANIFF me. Estimates given. 649-7863. find them ,en experienced partment, will train for Frtden 3 -li p.m. dfUens. Paid vacatlian. Raid THE KID IS HITTIN* HIS HEAOC^ 1968 AM X DELUXE sports car. Business Sorvieos ing and repairs. CaU anytime accounts ji^yable, and ac­ Invoicing machine, tjiping re­ hoUdaya. Free liwuianoe. AGAINST THE WALL J HE X Low mUeage. Call 649-3786. for free estimates. 876-1642. counts receivable gal to take Man^^hester Manor Nursing WON'T STOP! n\ ^ / / r.AND >011 DIPNY SEE ^/VlYKE (JOT THAT TOO BAD YOU CAN*!^ \ M e a n w h il e « f a r f r o m h ig h c i t y . Offorod 13 ROGER painting — Interior, quired. 289-8291."" F t«a unUorma. si THATCANVON GIRL WOMAN PILOT 7D TAKE FART IN THESE 1940 CHRYSLER New Yorker, exterior, ceilings, paper hang­ charge^ of their small office. Hoipe. 386. West Center St. PEAR, I HAPPENED \-WH05£ PREAM A/IAN FLY POTEETCHITON MODERN-GIRL A D - PcrTEETCANYON.IF >W) Y rMOOING TO REPORT WASHING machines repaired, SAVE MONEY! Fast service. Typing helpful. CaU' for a CaU 646-0129. 8 cylinder, very good original ing. Call anytime. 643-0923. ASSISTANT cook. Apply in per- To BE IN THE HERALD- WIARRIEP SoMEONE A FOROET-TRIP.' VENTURES,.AS VOll'D BUST OUT CRYING IN THE VDU FOR WASTING WATER Maytag, RCA, and Kenmore. Dormers, room additions, ga­ convenient appointment. ^son. Meadows West Oonvales- • j m WHITING CORF. 1 LIKE 7D-BECAUSE condition. 640-1228 after 6. rages, porches, roofing and CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex­ mem cNBRyovn lost . - which isa crime in this Fast service, reasonable rates. 'cent Home,. 333 Bldwell 8t„ STENOGRAPHER for local law VOW AltEJUe PUB- OaU 643-4913, 647-1719. siding. Ckimpare prices. Ad- terior painting, paper han^ng. ' 2S* Brood at. 1969 OTO, ram-alr IV expresao "Manchester. office. Write Box B, Manches­ A-Level Dormer Corp., 289- Discount on waUpaper. CaU Manoheator, brown, low mileage, many ex­ ter Herald. YOUNG MAN wUl do 'painting 0449. Oseqr Hebert, 646-8048. CLEANING woman wanted, one 640^Uto tras. 649-9818 after 6 |>.m. (experienced), 'odd jobs, haul­ LADY day per week, Wapping area. PRESSER 'wanted t o silk and ing (sand and gravel included), DORMERS, garages, porches, NAME YOUR own price '— 1966 convertible Thunder- CaU" 644-8840. palnUng, paper hangl^, re­ wodl, full .or part-time. Please bird. Excellent condition, B;st lawn mowing etc. No job too rec rooms, rpom additions. - i>ii moval, airless spray paint­ DUNHILL call 649-6669. STOCKMAN — over 21, ofiMt- offer. CaU 647-9002 after 4:30 big. Save, reasonable rates. kitchens, add-a-Ievels, roofing, CLERK — Bookkeeping Iback- ing. Save. 647-9664, , Ings available evenings ioid p.m. ca ll 289-8110. siding, general repairs. ()ua/lty ______Shopping Parkade Manchester ground essential, full-time, 6 workmanship. Financing avail­ days. Gaer Bro^., 140 Rye St., weekends in retail drug store. SERVICE on all makes of hear­ JOSEPH P. LEWIS — Custom Suite 202 647-9922 Holp W a n to d -^ o la 35 1966 FORD; alto 1966 P ly­ able. Economy Builders, me. South Windsor. Apply in person, Arthur Drug, MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY ing aids, "in your home. CaU Painting,: interior and exterior. Over Grant’s store mouth, 4-door sedans, V-8s, 643-6160, 872-0647 evenings. WOLVBRTON AGENCY has 942 Main St., Manebaster. James Green, t o free hearing automatic^, power steering, paperhanging, fully insured, constitution Plaza Hartfowl opening for full-time real r evaluation. 644-2874. For free estimates call 349- gyjte 1660 ON 9800ND LIKE A DOGOIE BAG radios, reasbWble, 643-2880. LEON CHeszynskl builder—new 278-6660 RN’S & LPN’S 'estate sales person. 649-2818. OIL BURNER serviceman, fuU 15 THERE THOUGHT, THERE FOR AAy LEFTCIVERS. homes .custom built, remodel­ 0668. If no answer 643-6362. benefits, wages to $4.60 per PIANO tuning, by graduate/ of A n y t h in g 15 ONE THING CHEVROLET, 1967, Impala ing, additions, rec rooms, ga­ COMPUTER operator 860, ex­ hour, as per experience. Apply Hartt College of Music. Ward 7 to 3 and 11 to 7, full or e l s e ! I FORGOT... m ifiP ^ ' , , WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU Sa, 2-door hiudtop, 827, auto­ rages, kitchens remodeled, perienced 1-2 years., Send re­ W. C. Oibbs, 9»4 Hartfoid Krause, 643-6338T. part-time. Modern .convales­ CAN GET matic, power steering, power bath tile, cement work. H oot Hnhhing 24’ sume P.O. Box 1032, Hartford, Tpke., RockvUle. For intetvlew CLERKS cent home. Excellent work­ >Ou,SIRP I TH INK I'L L BE A EVBZ/-nyWE I (XrroaW N OF C3X«6e,THB2E MAV brakes, bucket seats, clean. LAWNS ihailntained, rubbish Steps, dormers. Residential or Conn. 06101.' , , . call 872-9119. FLOOR SANDING, and reflnlsh- CDN6e2VA710N«r A T R E E , I'LL NOT BE ANV TTZESS LB=T $1,896. 649-6290. taken to dump. Stones put commercial. OaU 649-4291. ing conditions. Contact Di­ ing (specializing In older Opportunity in data process­ WHEN I (SWDWtlR PLA N T A NEW OfsIE. fID CUT COWN 0 / THEN . around shrubbery, keep weeds rector of Nurses. 847-1461. 1966 PONTIAC Oatallna, power H ALLM ARK BuUdlng Oo. for floors). In and outside i^int- ing for clerk with good fig­ out. For free estimates, 649- steering, good condition, 61,000 home Improvement, additions, Ihg. No job too small. John ure,,apUtude. MAINTENANCE 1868 after 6 p.m. WANTED original miles, $760. Call 640- rec rooms, house painting, VerfaUle, 649-8760. MEADOWS MECHANIC _ Statistical clerk for meat 0602 after 6. TREE SERVICE (Soucier) — garages, roofing, gutters. Free sales department. Also tele- CONVALESCENT HOME Trees cut, buUdlng lots clear­ estimates. All work guaran­ Molntaiiaitco Dopt. AT ONCE 1969 BMW 1600, ,one owner, ex- plyme clerk. ed, trees topped. Got a tree teed.. 646-2627. Bonds-^tocks-^'' An Equal Opportunity Einpldyer ceUent condition. Many extras. 2nd shift. Must be- able to problem! Well worth phone Full-time 8:30-4 ;30. Good Must see. $2,800. 872-9861. NEWTON H. SMITH and SA MECHANIC Main St„- Manchester. Hours clude telephone number to. Ijipmediate openings for full or part-time sales BUICK 1964 SUectra, i-uuui4-door dally 7:80-8, Thursday, 7:80-9 ROOFING — Specialising re­ Eagle Industries, 8938 Mead- wanted for general repalf work in local garage. work in a' prestige store. Generous store dis­ LITTLE SPORTS BY BOUSON hardtop, fiUl power, 6 per cent Saturday, 7:80-4.,648-7968. , pairing roots of all kinds, new owbrook Rd., Minneapolis, count and ail company benefits. Apply anjrtime down, omaU payments. Dealer roofs, gutter Work,' chimneys Minn., 66426. Five-day work week. No Saturdays. All benefits. TIMBERLAND Tree Service, 'during store hours. Ask for Mrs. Burns or Mr. w cleaned and repaired. 80 years* . Roee. 646-2664. - tree removal, pruning, shrubs, Retirement program available. Apply in person. Cohen. experience. Free estimates. and lots cleared. Fifteen yean RAM BLER 1966 excellent trans­ Call Howley 648-0881, 644- RUBBISH route for sale ISO experience. Bonded and insur­ portation, 6 oyUnder standard, 8838. stops. CaU 228-9680. 4-door sedahr 6 per cent down, ed. Free estimates. CaU 647- amok payments. Dealer Roee, 9478. MANCHESTER Laundry Cen­ DON WILLIS GARAGE /■■ 1/ 646.2664. Hearing and Plwnblng 17 ter -r- minbmun effort opera­ TWO YOUNG married men tion for represented net annual 0» IMMNMii i.Tfse lfsm w CoB. f o r d 1666 etatlan wagon, V-8, will do small repair joba and GRANT’S PLUM BING snrvloe. Income of $19,000. FOr particu­ «■*««/*»» N IS MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER etandord tnuismlselon, 0 per painting, also cellar cleaning <)uaUty work for reaaonable lars'oaU Bob snath at 'j.D . cent down, small payments. and light trucking. Call 646- prioes. Oall for free estimaUa. Real Estate Associates, 643- I>M>er R o m , 646-2664. 2692, 646-2047. 648-6841. 0189.

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PAGE TSmrPY MANCHESTER e v e n i n g 'HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MAY 4, 1970 fclANOTSTBiR EVEim O HERALD, MANOHESTE®, CONH;. MONDAY, MAY 4; 1970 PAGE TWENTY-ON* Hemet Per Sole 72 Heiises For Sole 72 Dogi—airdti-.r«lt 41 TRI^E-OUOIITA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE InvMtmMt PropErty H o i i s m Per SoIe 72 Heuset For Sale 72 Houses For Sdle 72 Houses Per Sole 72 MANCHESTER _ six - r o o m ______Out e f Town Out«>f,Te#n LONG HAIRED C}i}huahua CKAKCE6 ON For 70-A male^ 2V4 years old. No pi^Mra. C ^ T I^.LA D V f I n e v e r VUON Colonial in the Bowers school T W ^ E bathrooms and four L RANCII n niuL..i.u i_ HIGHLAND P A R K area, new MANCHESTER — Four . bed­ Fdr Sole 7B F e rS d e T tlF F L U C K A NE01 CAP, NEW LISTINQ — Immaculate mal dinin> b- ' 6 room Cape, 8 or 4 bedrooms, nlshed, garage, near ^ A 6 K J^ E R GENTS ‘ EM TO MV buUt-lna. 28’ family h S 2-car garage, handy location. town. Paneled kitchen, ^ 2 HEBRON— a beoUty of a 8% ANDOVER — We hav^^him plng, • 4-famlly with 4 room full basement, overslsed ga­ rooms, IH - baths, garage. family hgh school. $28,600. Phllbrlck room Ranch on heavily wood- Ranch .tomee, worthy ot In- NEIGHBOR HERE, A good buy at $86,900. PhU- hatha, treed yard. Asaumable ------— ------Tant^iliziiig apartments, 4-oar garage, hew rage, $31,000. Must be seen. Perfect family home. Wolver­ CUTE U T T L E kittens need a take ANV brick Agency Realtors, 646- mortgage. Only $31,000. Wol- area, apectlon. Uiat offer quiet sub- ADVERTISING GULLlBULLf Wolverton Agency Realtors ton AgmCy, Realtors, 649-3818. heating systems and roof. Mid 4300. verton Agency, Realtora, 649-, ..5“ **™ *"*’ *‘®**' Porch. T. urban living, $39,900 and ffood home. 640-0236. 640-3818. ' o >tANCHBSTER off Porter St.- 2818. **-~-l..AA r.--...... ---- 61bCK IN 80’a. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. J. Crockett, Realtor, 646-1677. $34,900. Flano Agency. 646-0191. PoKtical Stew CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS l?A F F L E «- HEART OF TOWN—Ten (or M 7*M18**°*"* Belflore Agency, deluxeu » A.. custom MANCHESTER — $24,900. Hill ------______FR E E — ^three sweet \tlttena, mNCHBSTER $18,000 nloeT 8 AJI. to 4:80 PJM. one an adventerous fliiffy tl- lU R E E -FAM lLT, stone con­ is it- 11) room single wUh 214 tome, 2 full hatha, 2 flreplacea, overlooking parkade, at- MANCHESTER Texas rtze lot, VERNON — ' room Ranch, By BAT raag; bedroom l^anoh, oablnet kitch­ • g»r, one dark striped, one struction, plus single cottage. baths. Needs some redeoorat- REDWOOD Farms — tractive Cape, fireplace, ranch, 7 spacious rooms, heated rec room^, , treed lot, Wonted— Real Estate 77 Associated Press Witter In . buslneeB sone. A good In­ en, aluminum storms, cellar, hUT. Priced at $26,900. T. J. broken «®y®* )yalk-out . basement, excellent A-nAANTA, Ga'. (AP) — After COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. black with white boots. Also near bus. Assumable 6)4 per aluminum siding, recreation P ^ «le d family room, immacu- placid tiger mother cat. Alt vestment. More Information on Crqckett, Realtor, 648-1677. ------“ ‘■•"rrea! six Iboallon. Qnly $21,600. Hayes / ' ' a tour-week political catn|iaigh cent mortgage. Hutcftlns Agen­ -/ room.Ranch, 1^4 batto~ 2- ^ WANCRBSTER - 8-room Split- «>oip, garage, wooded lo t a° " '^ «:M PJH. DAT RBFORB PVBUCATIOK 'must find home^ or separate request, $88,000. Phllbrlck - h Agency 646-0181. LAND —Louis Dlmock Realty, by contmercla] bus and ooolC' cy, Realtors, 649-BSZ4. MANCHESTER — Good resi­ Forage, formal dining room Ranch, separate tntrance, Hv- Hutchins Agency, Realtors,.. . Agency, Real Deadline ter Satorila:r and )Honda.r la 4;S0 p.m. Frldai homes or will have to be put to Agency Realtors, 646-4300. tors, 649-6824. Realtors, 649-9838. book, 6rfoot-0 Robert C. "Boh- dential area, 6-room Spilt fireplace. Boy, oh boy, you ^"8^ quartero. Lakewood Circle, 349-8824. sleep, can 640-0463* aRer S Tn »t« U » Pal Off —AH right* reserved FOUR-bedroom, front - tp -rear SOUTH WINDSOR nr rnii aud! Ahi.bi;?----TM^ord has come to oni . • IV7Q hr Ufdaed leater* SyaAete, lac ^FOUR FAM ILY, aluminum sld- Level Ranch, m baths, kitch­ ought to see this lovely wood- W,800. Unsay Realty, ■ 649- MANCHESTER . Immacu­ IF YOU AR B thinking ot seU- conclusion—he "wouldn’t oIk P-Pt. ' Split, two baths, fireplace, rec­ « d ' I n f ____ It X . . . O IR T ------MANCHESTER —new . listing, TOUR OOOPliRATIOM WILL ' Ing, central' location, good In­ en with bullt-ins, 8 bedrooms, ed lotl'Oh, yes. wall to waH In 9168. 649-0086. late 7-room Cape. Large wood­ HATE TO PAINT? ^ your home please let us ject" If they made the bus sesds BB APPRECIATED reation room, garage, screened Foreot Hills, Immaculate over­ DIAL 643-2711 CHIHUAHUA puppies, AKC come, good Investment. $87,- living room with wall to wall ed lot^ garage. Flrst-foor fam­ hrfp you. We offer no guoran- wider porch, stove, dishwasher, fenc­ ritU 647-1418 r S t MANCHESTER area - Sevens sized 6-room Ranch, 3-fuU This aluminum sided 6-room re^ tered , 8 weeks old, innocu- LI66EM,GULLV.'DOyOU HAVE 000. PhUbrlck Agency Real­ carpeting, finished rec room ily room with fireplace. Bus. M o w me d o e s n t ed yard, large lot. ^,000. baths, fireplace, dining room, Ranch fits the bUl. Excellent lated. Wonderful pets. Call 648- ID BUB IT W EVERY DAY tors, 646-4300. on lower level. Many more ex- fiore Agency, R^altoro . $28,600. M eyer Rectors, 648- BELIEVE IN THE Char Bon Agency, 648-0^. , . T A . ™' dishwasher, disposal, bullt-ins, garage, partial rec room. As­ condition. Serenely set near ^ I n r ‘ blnk they w ire X CpnHnuEd From PftcEdlnq P wall carpeting Mpjw rrSprsin ___ . "T"??------7-room Colonial within walking overlooking reservoir and TOLLAND — % acre bulldbur tour-family, two bedroom The effort alrendy has In­ * Heat- Restaurant. 394 Tolland Tpke„ P IL E is soft and lofty ence Colonial, seven sphclous throughout.througnout. Attached g i ^ e . ‘“ “tance to high and junior, country club, flreplaced living loto, $1,800-$2,600. Hayes A g ^ apartments with all appliances 649-1922, or 646-4126 Manchester. volved stops at more than 60 cit­ . Manchester. retain brilHance In carpe” M U T H WINDSOR —8% acres, rooms, central convenient lo­ Wolverton Agency. Realtors, ° “ |®*^ ^ smaller high, 3 bedrooms, formal din- room, dining room, den, laun- cy 6^-0131 Y F including air - conditioners ies and towns. < ftaa.4010 nOlTlAhnma I*uFnrt*isvh4 KsirilvirlW Ul j 44i --- _ ____ « avsssscat uasi- sv^sssg utau8i|| vM?!!* ^CLUIl^ *' As>m ama - • * — cleaned with Blue Lustre. HouMliold Goods 51 Rooms WirtioMfBoord 59 Businoss Locations good location, high and dry. cation, city utilities, many ex­ 649-3818 I 1” ^ behind it. Proper- Ing room, newly remodeled dry room, 3 bedrooms, Farage. ------$62,000. Wolverton Agency, A LL CASH for your property " I think I ’ve becoihe on ex- Rent electriic shampooer $l. Far Rent 64 - owner win finance. $16,000. citing features. Morrison, ------—-———— ------— :yly *s is in m business business zone zone in in just lust ______kitchen,, spacious______1)4 baths. Transfer dictates sensible MANCHESTER building lots. R ealtoi< MO-2813. within 24 ‘hours. Avoid red P®^ on buses,” said Pafterd, a RICHARD P. RITA PaiU’s Paint A WaJlpa]ier Sup­ Model Home Furniture COMFORTABLY furnished Connecticut Valley Realty, Inc. Realtor, 643-1018. Solid tour ^ details, shaded lot. Wolverton Agency, price of $81,600. Bel Air ResJ tower and water, A arid ELLTVaTOM i-rr~ ;------tape. “ "P®* '“Instant etam aerservice. Hayes representative who Is va­ ply. sleeping room for gentleman. HARTFORD Rd.—^3,000 square 644-1671 3 ROOM HOUSEFUL ^ Belflore Agency, 647-1418. Realtors, 649-2818. Estate, Vincent A. Bogglnl, » «>"®®' PhUbrlck A g e n c y - g onial, four A ^ncy, 646-0181. cating his seat this tall to seek Parking. 272 Main St., Man­ feet, business or industrial. VERPLANCK School area. Slx- lonal, oatnSg two - car ------— ______^______oss«i4^1. aAer- liable family or newlyweds Apartments— Flats— buildings, 9 rooms, family —Immaculate 6-room Ranch. dealer will continue to dlstribiite assume 6% per cent mortgage. M uiat the Insidela likewise! Agency Realtors. 646-4200. and dining area. $28,600 Wol- Hutchins Agency, Realtora, "'all to wall stays. ^ , - See Saturday’s TV Week the cookbook which also has be­ ings. To 12.8K. vise 18 men In lo a d ^ and SPRING Clearance ot 1970 to accept delivery of com­ Out e f Tewn room, 6 bedrooms, 1% baths, Fireplace, garage, aluminum Tenements 63 $23,600. Phllbrlck Agency, TOls roomy srlx-roomer has a ------— yerton Agency, Realtors, 649- 649-6324. *00. Phllbrlck Agency, Real­ for COinplete listings. come a .trademark of Ms cam­ ‘ ______unloading pf trucks. Excel- model Zenith console stereos. plete Model Display of Qual­ For Rent 66 2 fireplaces. Hutchins Agency, siding, beautiful lot. Assum­ formal dining room, unusual TWO-FAMILY, 6-6, with attach- 2813 tors, 646-4200. R E TA IL STORE TRAINBIES lent oompaity. Salary $9,800 Realtors, 646-4200. paign. Original values to $389.98—now ity Furniture Just removed IIANCHESTER — Immediate Realtor, 649-5324. able mortgage. Asking $24,900. In a moderately priced Ranch. ®** Farages. Excellent condl- ______COVENTRY —)4 acre buUding —Mlany areiaa. To $180. plus. D.O.E. $1B9.9S. Your choice. Modem occupancy, delightful 3%-room VERNON Mount Vernon S:*S ( » Perrjr Msms The book, a collection of rs- to warehouse for Public ptTK IN Street — One of the Frechette R ealtors,647-9993. Garage." “Treed lot. W all to wall ' ^*Ff® lot- AS MEMBERS o f the Manriies- lot, $1,700. CaU 643-1034 after VERNON — New Ustlng, Im­ (IS) Film apartment, features complete Apartments. Immediately S SEVEN-ROOM- Cape, four bed­ ripes by Patford’s. grandmother, MANAGBIMENT TRAINEES T-V Service, 806 Hartford Rd. Sale. Modem 3 complete most gracious homes In Town. and electric' stove will stay! $27,000, Wolverton Agency, ter and Greater Vemon Multi- P ” *- maculate large 0-room Colo­ (M) Msasten: —^wNh or without degrees. DESIGN ENGINEfiBS — (next to Gus’s), 643-3206. rooms with the $1,000 look. G E kitchen, carpeting, two rooms at $148, 314 at $160, 414 rooms, two baths, overslsed RANCH — Modern kitchen with Realtors, 049-3818, nial dining room, fireplace. <4S) F Traep (O) is entitled "Grandma Pafford’s 11 rooms in all, 4% baths, ex­ Lovely breezewmy. Mr. Lom­ pie listing system this office VERNON — Tot hna S:Z5 (4S) Weatker WslCh (C) Man^"areas. To $ip,00io. (Tnansformiera) Degree or 8 pc. ^ n vertlb le Li'ving air - conditioners. Large stor­ at $180. Heat, hot water, re­ two-car gari^e. I^dscaped dining area, large living room 239.67’ kitchen with oven, dishwariier, Cook Book’’ and, as might hS' tras galore. T. J. Crockett, bardo, Belflore Agency, 647- hM hundreds of choice prop- frontage, community « : » • SCREENED loam, processed age area. M a ^ r TV , on bus frigerator, oven-range, dliq>os- lot, 109x1,80’. Marion E. Rob­ with fireplace, three bed­ WEST side — SpotleSs seven water, disposal 1)4 baths, garage. On­ expected, carries a ]dug tor the Room, 6' p c.. bedroom, 8 Realtor, 648-1677. 1413. WOMEN’S DEPARTMENT Electronic transformer type. gravel, benkrun gravel, sand, pc. Dinette. $10 down, you line. 646-2823. M3-1023, 643-4112, al, dishwasher, . wall to wall ertson, Realtor, 643-6963. rooma, bath, plus large pine ____ room colonial —four down In­ “ “nH t beautiful location , ly $28,900. Frechette Realtors, S:H (t-S) Weather — Sperls aaS candidate. MANAGEIR—^Two years’ eix- Should be familiar with MIL- ranges and styles. Let us New* — <(j) flU, stone. George H. Grlfflng, may purchase any room in­ 1 to 7 daUy. carpeting, air - conditioning, paneled rec room with bar in THREE-famlly, just Hated. Oon- cluding family room. 1)4, right. CaU Mitten Agency, 647-9993. (II) Ltmre II to Beaver Pafford said be had dtstribut- pertence in women’s apparel. T-27. Local spot TV) 14K. Inc., Andover, 742-7886. _ swl^ml^ r^^L 'llgM eT S MANCHES-TER ~ *zed solve your housing problems (ZS> Bat Maelergaa ed 6,000 books a week sihoe Ms/ Starting salary to $178. dividually. Immediate deliv­ basement. $26,900. Phllbrlck venlent location. Under $80,000. baths, garages, excellent area. ' Realtors, 643-6930. 1/ FIV E ROOMS, first floor, cen­ couits, basketball court. Park­ four-rpoto Ranch. Full base- 4 bedrooms, fireplace, % acre today. CaU Doris Smith, Jar­ VERNON CENTER, new X <*•2, BeMale’t NSv, . campaign began and hoped ery or free storage. Agency, Realtora, 646-4200. iPor details, Mr. Lombardo, T. J. Crockett, Realtors, 648- I (4S Newi CARPETS a IMgbt? Make them tral location, middle aged ing and storage all included. ' ment, oil hot water heat, 2-car lot. Porter St. School, $38,800. vis Realty Co., Realtors, MLS, room Raised Ranch, 3 full ftilS 77 flateasiA figain give away more than 200,0 a beautiful sight with Blue garage. On bus line. (3har-Bon Won’t last. Helen D. 0>le, ------Belflore Agency, 047-1418 1877. 648-1121. CAP Sc CX3P Charge Flans adults only, no pets. May 1st. No pets. Call Hartford, 827- MAIJCHBSTER center. 6-room baths, double garage, near *'**l5 le*’*” wuh” swier Crea- election lim e this faU. PARTIAL LISTING FEES PAID Agency, 643-0683. Realtor, 648-6666. Resort Property Lustre. Rent electric riiam- Also, our own Instant Credit occupancy. 643-4677. 9238, Vernon, 875-8721, 878-4889. Colonial,' possible office and SOUTH Farms gives you more schools, large lot. $28,900 (*) News Wiu Fraak *** pooer $1. Olcott Variety Store. Plan ______For Sole 74 for your money! Where else Hayes Agency, 646-0131. <®’ ^®"’ Gtoorgtens were OPEN MONDAY & THURSDAY UNTIL 7 P.M. f o u r rooms, second floor, VERNON — vnilaw Brook residential combination, 1)4 D-2, baths, 2-car garage, $24,900. can you get city water and (to) ^ accept the boMw. CATBRPILLiAR, excellent DISCOUNT FU R N T T T T R 'R range, heat and hot water fur- Apartments. Immediately new ANDOVER LAKE-Waterfront, . !i!> HtaUMt-Brlskley Beport “ At m y Size,’ ’ said, "they condition. Must sacrifice. Call nlshed. $126. Main St., Tal- Hayes Agency 646-0181. sewer plus L fb M quality plus mer cottage, flreplaced living 8H rooms at $160, 4% at $186. Garrison Colonial 6-room year ’round home, gnndm a 63 EAST CENTER ST. 742-8282. WAREHOUSE cottvUle,, Peterman Agency, a peaceful setting tor the low room, completely carpeted, 7:SS (l)^ Alter DlBS?r Movie ®®®*” Heat, hot water, refrigerator, stove, fireplace, large rear (M) Hastier - BrlaUer Be- never did lea count color- ___ NOW 2 BIG LOCATIONS 646-2228, 649-9404. MANCHESTER —New Listing, thirties? For details, Mr. Mer­ MAXI RANCiH enclosed porch, excellent con, oven-range, disposal, dish­ porch overlooking lake, ga­ RELAXACIZOR eme, excel- 8680 Main St. Hartford g?.rt_ .. ^ (O) lea. washer, wall to wall carpeting, 6-ropm Cape. Permanent sld- ritt, Belflore Agency, 647-1413. ditlon, treed lot. $9,000. Hayes rage, $19,600. PhUbrlck Agen U) Trath er Ceasesaeacee (O) MANCHESTER 646-4040 lent condition. Must sell, need 622-7249 ATTRACTIVE 3-room first floor , $ 27,500 on Agency, 646-0181. (IS) Oaaftd Camm air-conditioning, swimming Uig. only $19,900. Frechette c;^ Realtors, 646-4200. (S04*) New* — Weather — apartment, stove, refrigerator, CLEAN 3-bedroom Ranch, close caab, 647-9658. (former Puller Brush, bldg.) pool, lighted tennis courts, Realtors, 64^-9993. Bpe^ aal Featan (C> heat, hot water, electricity, to schools, shopping, churches. (JRYSTAL LAKE PR(X1ESS Inspector — for sol­ 175 Pine St. Manchester basketball court, parking and NORTH Coventry - 6-room 7;SS ( ^ ) Mr WeiU aad Weleame Gip^md M aster SLATE for patios and walks, MANCTHESTBR Suburbs — 7- Fire alarm systeih, aluminum Te It B (Cl- dering, wIHng and mechanical QUALITY control manager for 646-2$32 adults, references. No pets, storage all Included. No pets. f i s h e d Xroom year ’round Ranch, assumable mortgage, slate floor tiles, fieldatone for $120. 649-8324. — storms and screens. Mid twen­ < S ^ It Take# a Thief ection procedures in- Manchester. Conn. zag, buttonholes, hems, fancy ______, ------MOVE RIGHT. IN!! We have just Usted one of the moot deUghtful properties 1S:SS (S) CarsI BameU Oatt O. porlson of Deep 646-4200 on oversized private and If you are seeking a 4-bed­ (C) vdving aircraft parts. Small_ _ 86 cents. Combination stove, designs, etc. Originally over WE HAVE customers waiting MISQUAMICUT — 4 -rooms. in the area. Plus it has just been (X>mpietjely redecorated For Sole 75 place, bullt-lns, excellent con- (U ) Tea O’clock (0) River, grand master of Masoiai heavily treed lot, fireplace, room Colonial and heed im­ company. Many benefits. Ap- PART-TIM E delivery man for paS'Odl, white, good $300, full price now $51. Easy for the rental of your apart­ furnished and heated, $160. from the Basement to the Roof. New Wall-to-WaJl carpet­ ditlon. Selling for $26,900. Im- *•=*• }juL,T«"P« •» (C) In Comiecticut, will visit the iKy in person to Mr. M. Kase- appliances and TVs. Evenings dltion. Your price. 628-3616. weekly. CaU 843-0491. OVER an acre of lawn sur­ MANCHESTER -room waU to wall, dormer, extra mediate occupancy, we have ing throughout 6 rooms. Custom Built house cotudsUsig of 8 VERNON — Vacant newer 6- mediate occupancy. T. J. ll:H (stSs-4W News Wealker terms. 822-0931, dealer. ment or home. J.D. Real large rooms, 3)4 baths, 4 bedrooms, formal dining room, vlcij, mock Co., 1366 Tolland and Saturdays permanent po- "— x.., — ------Estate Associates,,. Bic. 643- rounds this pretty six-room Rambling Ranch' in a country closets, etfc. Wolverton Agen­ the ideal situation. Present room Raised Ranch. Fam ily Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. “ 0 Sporia (C) There wiU bs a dinner at 0:80, sltlon. CaU 646-0118.' Mr. Kauf- U'lASr® CLEAN, USED refrigerators, FOUR-ROOM cottage, $86 week­ Cape, with 2-car garage. Newly setting with trees, all rooms cy, Realtora, 646-2813. owner has left and wants extra large living room with view. 2-car garage and a room, fireplace, 1)4 baths. ----- ^ ------n . « cuid lodge opens at 7:80. ‘Tpke., Manchester. 8129. swimming pool, etone walls, etc. This may be the one man. Btoe Lustre carpet and ranges. automatic w a sh ers______ly, Coventry. P hone Manches­ remodeled kitchen includes large including central hall tills large home sold today. Only $26,900. Offers consider- 8U®tlRBAN — newer six-room h Im (ts-ss) Xaai 8kow Seka^ you’ve been waiting tor. For further information or inspec- Brland R. Johnson i)rill be WINDOW cleaner, experienced, ------u ^ to te r y cleaner. Rent elec- with guarantees. See them at LUXURIOUS one - bedroom ter, 643-0053? and foyer, 2-car attached ga­ SIX-ROOM PLUS Colonial, as- For an outstanding buy call ed. Pasek Realtors^ 289-7476, Colonial Cape' on on acre. Canaa avocado stove,' refrigerator tden, caU today. Cmvett Skew__mafter <0) for the corps of .paik must be reliable. Call Man­ PART-TIME help wanted for trie shampooer $1. The Sheer- b , D. Pearl’s. Appliances 649 apartments with every con- and carpeting. New electric rage, $29,000. PhUbrlck Agen­ siunable 6)4 per cent mort­ now. Mr. Gordon, 649-6306. 742-8248. Large kitchen has buUt-ih }.*• ( t s s ^ f — Prayer u 4 masters who will confer Om chester Window Cleaning Co., automatic car wash, 10 a.m. to win-WlUlams Co. Main St. CaU 643-2171. ' venlence and comfort. Only 2 heat. Owner transferred. 640- cy Realtors, 646-4200. gage. 1)4 baths, large porch, ovei)^range and dishwasher, Hia -- Entered Apprentice degree. SOUTH Windsor —Colonial cn 6494884. 2 p.m., Monday through F ri­ T w n ------left. CaU Warren E. Howland, Wanted ToTRenf 68 0096. industrial zoned lot. Middle formal dining room, beamed Dinner reservations are re- day. Prefer older man. OaU TWO 4 ply tires with rims, SOFA, chair, rugs, deep freeze. Realtor 643-1108 MANCHESTER — Top quality 20’s. Call Morrison, Realtor, wooded lot In choice reslr flreplaced living room, three 6.60x13 excellent condlOrai, - • - - - - ’ realtor, »43 iio». .APARTMENT needed immedi­ B &L W L rg C B s u p p o r t quested by Wednesday, and 633-7863 after 7 p.m. stand, coffee table, 2 chaise ROLLING PA R K — Six-room investment property with an 643-1016. dentlal area. Se'ven rooms in generous bedrooms, 1)4 baths. EXPERIE^NCED ately for famUy o f four. CaU BARROWS and W ALLACE Co. Of>Nixon’8 Viet Policies *h«)uad be made with Junior LATHE OPERATOR $40. 648-4416. lounges. 12’ extension ladder. BROWNSTONE Apartments, Cape plus rec room, excellent income of over $8,000 per year. ail ( 3 bedrooms) and 2)4 Wolvert/M»>np Chicago - was touched------off by-* -a .. ^ - .... Pull price now $36 or 7 month- established business. Always ious to sell. .Immediate oc­ c lo s ^ porch, 2-car garage, 14 BOAT, excellent condition, ly paymenta of $8. 522*0476 LARGE one-bedroom apart­ occupancy. Owner, 643-9212. I LOOKEE!LOOKEE! 10,600. Plano Agency, 646- 'heri at bomb explosion during a demon- H E LP WANTED during days, full, great opport\mlty for right cupancy. > Sealed bl0i. Philbrick Agency $178. Call after 6 p.m., 648- dealer ment, East Center St'. location. LOOKEE! '■ ' the District ot Manchester, on me atratlon for eight-tkiur WDrlt good hours available. Phone person. For more information, at the office of the Director of MANCHESTER Lovely dorm- Bettors, 646-4200.______2969. ______No chUdren. or pets. Modem We’ve got a beauty. This 6- ■______34th day of April, 1970. -joy Burger <3»ef, 649-3161. call Phllbrlck Agency, Real- General Services, 41 Center kitchen, heated. $150 per ered Cape, central location, SEVEN-ROOM Ranch with at- room Ranch ha^ 3 bedrooma,, V E ^ O N - 4 bedroom colonial »®“ - ^ lao*. the United flatesy SHOE DEPT. • tors, 646-4200. CHARLES LESPERANCE street, Manchester, Conn., untU 16’ W OLVERINE moulded. ply- Machinery end Tools 52 month. Call weekdays, 0 to 8 wooded lot, 3 bedrooms, flre- tached gairage, screened porch, kitchen dining'area, carpet/' wood bdat, 40 h.p. M e rc u ry ------649-7620 May 22, 1070 at 11:00 a.m. for ing, storms and screens,. t o Z possession-Of the P a n a m ^ / ^ p.m., 64^-9908. MAN(7HESTER — 20,000 square plape, to t water heat, base­ 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, □a™ , r - ^ y equipped Kitchen, uorrone, late of Manoheater, in said Zone, electric start ■with controls, TRACTOR' John Deere, hand- W ATER St SEWER MAIN low desirable ass le MANAGER Sihiorions W onted^ foot masonry, industrial build ment, bus, $21,000. Meyer, formal dining room, large liv­ patio, attached garage with DUtrict deceased. Tee-Nee trailer and acces­ crank with power takeoff and THREE-ROOM duplex, central------i______INSTALLATION — PIN E ST., mortgage. Big lot w ts double drivew av W all L , The administratrix, havins «*- „ * » » » ing, m acres, central location, .CAMBRIDGE Street’ —• four W ATER MAUI INSTALLA- Realtors, 643-0609. ing room and recreation room, Caldor, qne of the nation’s Female 38 sories. Best offer. 64&r8989. Blcklebar attachment, Pair ly located,'adiUte only, no pets. of birch trees. Piri >r,_ I 11 J ^1 hlblted her administration account The United Stated'agreed to all utilities. Many possibilities, bedroom colonial completely TION tt? CENTER ST. lovely landscaped lot with pri­ carpeting In living room, din- with said estate to this Court for al- sell n mlUinn fastest growing department condition. 649-3408. $86 monthly plus s^urity. CaU MANCHESTER — 8-rooms with quick sale. Only/ 0. Ing « » m and halls. Lovely lowance. it to sen 17 miuion ^ o f wheat to including ‘ commercial use. vacy. Immediate occupancy. store chains, has ■ an Im­ W ILL WORK as companion and 829-0618. redecorated. Oversized comer r e f LECTORI^BD THERMO- garage, on bus line, excelieiit 640-6306. ORDERED: That the 18th day of India. It was tlie blggesit U e . Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Only $26,900. Philbrick Agen­ residential area. Walking dla- May, 1970. at ten o’clock forenoon aoie of jnimli>« «fwi mediate opening for an ex­ care of person In-their home. Herists— Nuneries 4'^ lot. Oarage with storage. Own- PLASTIC STRIPER AND tor the large family. Financ­ cy, Realtors, 646-4200. tance to elementary schoM. «t the Probate Office In the Munlcl- ‘ ">oa. perienced shoe department light POTTE® tomato planU, also ______Musical Insmimento ______53 MANCIHESTER -3-room apart era moving south and want ac- STRIPING POWDER. ing easily arranged. Piano, Aaklnir tst! Kon fni) TViria P®: BuUdlns In said Manchester, be Five/Years Ago manager. ^ K in g 632,600. Lau Doris and Uie same Is aaslsned fora heai^ The i- wee , $68. 228-3660. pepper and tomato plants by AMPEG 8VT amplifier - 300 ment. Porter St. area, heat Investment Preperty tion. T. j . Crockett, Realtor, Bid forms, plans and specifi­ Agency, 646-0191. Smith, Jarvis Realty (to.. Real- ins on the allowance of aald ad- ' contending forces In parking, utilities, $130. month 648-1677. tors MLS 643 1121 muilstraUon account with said ,a reVDiy In the Dominican Re- Excellent starting salary, W ILL CARE for child 2-6 years dozen. Krause Florist, 6 » watts RMS. Pour electrovoice cations ore aVaUable at the ly. 236-0664. AvaUaWe Im Far Sole 70-A MANCHESTER is not far from TOWN OF MANCHESTER BARROWS WALLACE Co. , aixjo, erma estate, ascertainment of heirs and nublic^alimeri n tniee Kiri Motri company paid fringe bene­ old my home. $20 weekly In Hartford Rd. 8RO-12 speakers- In cabinet. DntvDa a %.— ^ U * ® General Services Office, 41 ,eater Parkade tTODDriM------^ ------ITT Order of distribution, and this Court P ^ ® ? ’ “ *»*• mediately. Ideal for newly­ this four-room Ranch plus ga­ HEBRON — $10,600 tor this directs that notice of the time and *hF contihued In Santo Domingo. fits €um1 an unUmited oppor­ Four months old. Will consid­ MANCHESTER — three fam­ j **- Center street, Manchester, con- LEGAL advance. 647-9378. weds. room Ranch with large rage. Full basement, hot ^ - bester 6408306 buUt ^ to ^ ^ Ye^Agc tunity fo r advancement. er aU offers. 246-6676. Uy, excellent investment, de­ necticut. QUALIFIED nurse requires , F e r t iliz e r s 5 0 * A modem kitchen, fireplace, ter oil heat, excellent condi­ 1892. Two acres, aound coti- Interested merein to appear and be / Negro Leader Jamee BV>nnaii ONE LARGE room, efflolepcy lightful area, close to shop­ Town of Manchester, NOTICE BOLTON — First offering of 8)4- recreation room. Very nedt tion. Aluminum siding. Oall cm nxMn Dutch Colonial. Retiring ditlon. Helen b. Cole Realty, heard thereon by', publtohlns a co^dlsru pted services at New APPLY TO STORE MANAGER P''®'®''®^^ HIGHEST quality cow manure apartment with bathroom, heat ping, schools, churches. Asking Connecticut The Zoning Board of Appeals or ttllfl oraer in imnn* nskwaruanAtt • Office end Store and well maintained . home, this one. Full price $14,600. Southward, reason for sale. W3-6866. tulvlns a circulation in said York’s Riverside Church to de­ doctors offlM, tempcrary. delivered. $6 ahd $11 loads, 40 and hot water, parking In rear. $37,900. More. information, Robert B, Weiss, .will told public hearings on $26,900. PhUbrlck -Agency, Mitten Agency, Realtors, 643- at least seven days before mand reparations from pre- A T TX I^™ anent. ^ x DD , Man- ^nd 80 bushel. Less than 20 Equipment 54 668-0833. caU Morrison, Realtor, 648- General Manager Monday, i May ' 18, 1070 start­ Private financing possible. „ , ^ ------— of said hearlns, and by mallli Realtors, 646-4200. 6980. $24,000. Flano Agency, 646-0181. ™ LI^AND or before April 38, 1970, byu, dominantly white churches ftw j I ]n C. ®^®®^®*’ Heral d . ______per bushel, 742-8268. . 1016. ing at 7:00 p.m.. In the Hear- OFTTCE furniture ter sale, 2 ■niREE beautiful rooms, heat, mall, a copy of this order tar Mildred past injustices to blacks i. A MASTERPIECE ... C. Mpnrone, c-o I. MUton WIdem, ■ . . IJCEN8ED day care, Monday- ‘ ■ desta, iw lvel chairs, file hot water, stove, refrigerator,' MANCHESTEIR -r- bushMSS (3ENTRALLY located 6-6 3-fam- l i « Room o f the Municipal NORTH (Joventry - Bolton line, Of a home. Here is pure ily duplex. Separate furnaces. Building to hear and consider A tty ., 49 Pearl St., Hamord, (jonn., — ------— 1146 Tolland Tpke., Manchester. Friday, pre-school, $20. week-' cabinet, storage cabinet. 647- wall to waU -carpeting in U v-' block with 6 apartments; «x- new Hating, 4-room Ranch, elegance and charm In this and. return make to thla Cburt. Live rent free. Pasek Realtors, the following petitiona: STATE JOHN J. W io£ETT. Judge. DHxon 8 Im peacnm ent or call 649-2876 ly Uv-advsnee. Call 646-2627.. 'Heusehold Geeds 51 1323 after x Ing room. 668-0838. cellent condition.- Owneir will dead-end street. Only $16,900.' -3,000 square .foot home. 2807476,742-8248. ' HEARING ALBO. finance 80 per cent st- ^ per HELP WANTED BYechette Realty, 647-0993. Seven large rooms plus ga­ DECBEK ON/UMITATION ■ ' ______' RO PER GAS range; excellent Item 8 Mobil Oil Corporation,- Under 'Group 'Stuily ^ V ' ■ VO F IV E ROOMS, 8 bedrooma, firat cmt. Teirriflc income produc­ MANCHESTER —Immaculate rages and much more. This AT A C »yi»ce where------^ art glass, fine paintings, e t c . ------the sunbohnot is com­ household chores to form entry, State of Connecticut, will the deceased lapt dwelt. WANTED # 2 A ir CondKionsni ness Zone , in . Request Spe­ cellar. Assumable mortgage. BOLIDN — New Listing —6- , Certified from Record -Any quantity 644-8963. >-ElA8T HARTFORD attention bined with a covering pretty cross-stitch motifs Ltgd Notic* HELP WANTED be in session at the Town Of- cial Exception to erect new Mld 20’s. 643-6972. «x>m Ranch, needs a Uttle DAVID C. RAPPE,, Judge, PRODUCTION land elngles, available iftimedlateiy, apron to form a pretty for towel-trimming. No. e WhU-to'waU carpatlng —Xtee Building on the 9th day of 3-bay- gas_ statkm to replace . ------^------work but at $17,900 It’s worth LIMITATION OBDU —'fiill-TIme — -\ ELECTRIC t r a i n s for Xrail set to wear when garden­ 2078 has hpt-irpn trans­ UKCKKE ON UMITA'nON AT A COURT o r PROBATE, nicely fumlstted 2-bedroom Mky, 1970 from 10:00 a.m. to existing 2-bay gas station and CX)VENTRY — 7-room Raised it. Freriiette Realtors, 647-6993 OF CLAIMSaTm ______PERSONNEL OFFICE track, Lionel, Ives, Flyer, etc. e Master TV asitenn»m tenn» \ in g o f picnicking. N o . fer for‘ 7 motifs; color hidd at Manchester, within and for Townhouse, wUl accoipodate MALE and FEMALE 12 Noon, to examine the quali­ Certificate of ADoroval for Ranch.~ Modern...... kitchen withw r u , ------—— — .______. AT A roURT OF PROBATE,-----1--.-...... the District of Mainchestar, on Ihs any age, any cOndiUon. Please 8600 with I’HOTO-fllrtDE Is chart. LUBRICATION MAN up to 4. $200. J.D. Real Estate, a 1% baths in One Size, Sunbonnet, fications and act on the appll- some at above location. Also, bullt-lns, 1)4 baths, fireplace, ^ L I D N —attractive Ranch the District*of *Co^'ntre, on the 2 ^ ^*PreSenL°Slcm!'**’john' J. Walltu, We need a gok- •'“J fy ®t - i •' t, -fudge.____ You 11 enjoy working at Manchester’s 'finest Oal Friday to perforin multi­ 7608. e Lataidry, lAangm arsa In A. Psaqi our new Manchestor WArshifiis# him shipping apron 1)4 yards. Aaae Osbst, Msaohsster to apply tor admission. station within 200 feet of a garage, \ acre wooded " lot, *ng Eastern Otsm. Three bed- judge"*""*' lato"'^ ®MSlichel!to?*ill uini. ple duties in a small modem THREE-ROOM apartment, fur- tha baesiwmt Bveste Bm ld, UM AVE. late of Manchealer In m M Duri‘iriot. se^ice station. Working conditions are pleakant Iim 61$ la ssisi ftr tstk st^ All applicants must 1—be a ^ park; and request variance $26,9(X). Phllbrlck Agency, rooms, 1)4 baths, two cor ga- On motion of Winifred 8. CSalbl, d^'cvaileiT nlJhed, Including utilities. $iio. facility. ,...... - tsn to wtlsSs flriteltii bmiITsi. OF^OnCBICAsTnEW YOBK, and your fellow employes are most congenial. oMce of a kfancheater man­ Man^ OChar Fanturas N.T. 16I66. United States Cltlaen, 3—have to exceed construction cost Realtors, 646-4200. i - - rage arreenhoiMe Florida ®*e<*>*ri*; ISOO Sll^ Doan High- On motion of Charles J. PasqulnL ufacturing division. Person­ Reams WIHieet Beard S9 weskly. 743-8161. Priat Nm «, ASSriii with IIP You will receive full company benefits — plus Excellent fringerinff# immfiiH MUt good stsrilng Nsisries. CODS m 4 Still NaMhw. attained their 21st birthday, 3— limit of 80% pf existing build- ^ m . nC all M t^ U.‘e ^ 'e r i M cSlen‘^ «% h ® !! On Bim lin a many fringe twnefits, too! Good pay, 'plus good nel and production office THE THOMPSON Houae-<3ot. Interviews will Send 60$, add ^16$ for have established their resi­ ing assessed value. ' BEDROOM Ranch, oil ... MofUinUi . Mnym , 4, . 12 baseboard heat, basement ga­ hours! Apply in person at work are the primary func­ tage St., centrally located, Modsis open 1-7 P J f. or noon to 7 p,m, st PstlM KfSl Mhtti with IIP postage and handling for dency In Coventry for .at least All persons interested may J. Crockott, R>€Qltor, 643*1577. Thla Court doth decree that three 1970 be and the loine art llmlltui (miw, lower rage, $18,600. Call 742-6618, 742------mofUha ^ allowed and limited for and allowinl for the credltori wilata tions o f the Job, Good typing large pleaaantly furnished Biisiness LocotieiM level offices. e tll, Nasiter ssi SItt. a copy o f the ’70 Spring six months prior to their appli­ attend this hearing. By AppoIntmeaiA'- 8436. BOLTON Country living for said estate to ex- which to bring ki thsir ctslqls skills nre desired. CaU ter rooms, parking. Coll 949-2SM For Rent 44 Send 60$, add 16$ for A Summer ALBUM. cation. Zoning Board of Appeals fK> nu., 1 . hlblt their claims against the some against aald estate, and said tor overnight and permsnent postage and handling for ’ROUND THI WORLD . . . 11 4*- Dated at (toventry, Ctonnectl- theViie cityciiy executive, 36go minutesmuiuies to the executrix and directs that ecutor tots directed tolo glvrMglva mtulle W ie appointment. Mrs. Marge ilaai frtai Ctaatrlti . . . Wla0 (^harles G. Plrie, VERNON — 'Manchester Line to;.Hartford, 7 rooms plus 16x P“ bllc notice be given of this older notice to the creditors to orns n guest rates. M A IN STREET offios space, 644.2623 a copy of Spring A Sum­ aini, HfltoaS, MiRh Ltif. Cas- cut, thla 80th day. of April 1870. Moriarty Brothers Hampeon, Bogers Corp, MIO r ClhBirm'an 4-bedroom Oarrisim Clolonlals, 26 Uving room with back to Lg vcrtlsln» In a newspaper )iav- 'to'r/qlalms.Ihelr <^ms .within said ,u3* tl .si- - — — ...... 100 per cent location near 643*1023 MILUHli FAU4 COMPANY mer ’70 Basic FASHION. •Sai Martha Wsthlaitaa’i wrtath, Margaret Jacobson, clrculattoii In said dUtrleX, lowed by puhilshlng a ooily , SU OENTEB ST., KANOHESTEB — azf-fiM U J A Pattara hlattii SIrtcBaail -John A. Caglanello, aluminum aiding, 2)4 baths, back flroplaces.'bn l%~^()res ^y a Oakland Sts., Manchester. LA R G E fumiahed room, tor banka, alr-condltloned, auto- 643*4112 Juliette B. Bradley, ly posting a i^ y ' thereof on order In sonus newSpSjMr H 4fi myiHjfAf.- 0111-104,14$ 1 1S$S$ torr Rsitoft Secretary first-floor family rooms, ga- o< valuable property Mur- ibllc sign post In said Town of circulation fIn soldsaid probMsprobats (Mi •Phone 648-610- male only, parking. Call 644- matlc fire spylnkler. Apply ia4 haaSHas. , Elisabeth R. Rychling, lt*v nsameaaa* * 1%^ .^aa.i_ a __ a ______Dated this 4th day of May nq e. $83,700. Hsores A g«t^. roy-to^er 2 4 » S me''®d".‘ ^ a s S r S s 1 & \ i t ^ Sff‘Srits? sJy'relSSSwT 0128 after 6. Martow's, 8M Main St. / Board for Admissions lOTO, evenings 621-M48. 289-6980. '

I PAGE TWENTY-TWO MONDAY, MAY 4,- 1970 lEitpnftifl HipraUi AvOTawe Dally N «t PrcaB Ron . \ n>r ^ Week Bnded TTie W ither A p ril 11, 1170 A 1 . - r v i Lakot^ Oouhcil, Degree of Partly cloudy and «ool A J j O U t I O 'W T I Pocahontas,, will meet Wednea- through Wednesday. Tonljikt'a day at 7:Sd p.m. at Odd Felkows low in 4Qo. Tomorrow's Mgh Tbe Rioiiard ICartln-South Hall. Mirs. Moraaret Beaudln of 15,94« about 60. Thttrsday** outloak — School PTA execuUve board Fairfield, gr^t Pocahontas, Manchester— A City of ^ U k tg e Charm fair, ooo). ^11 meet ^Igh t At 8 p.in. at and her hoard m great chiefs, To Mantz,«Ghampeau the home of Mr. and Mrs. wlM make their ctocial vlSlta- Darden Htailett, 8 Tuck Rd. tion. Refreshments will be serv- VOL. LXXXIX>i!!rO. 183 (TWENTY PAGES—TABLOID) Former Town Director Wayne G. Manta of 208 Tim- MANCHESTER, CONN., TtJKSb^, MAY 5, 1970 (Classified Advertising on Fags 17) ----- od. ' ' rod Rd. will be re-elected to the Board of D ilato rs to­ PRICE TEN CBNTI John kfother (%ai>ter. Order — .— morrow night, to replace Donald Kuehl, who resigned. BAN LON® KNITS OF DuPonP NYLON of DeMolay, wlU hold an of- Motherhood of Mary Orcle And Louis F. Champeau of 83 ttoers step-up night tonight at will meet tonight at 8 p.m .at Adelaide Rd. be appointed 7:80 at the Masonic Temple, the home of Mrs. Acle John- lo the Manchester Redevetop- Connecticutr lie Mothers CSub will also meet gon. 69 Clyde Rd. Mrs. Ber- ment AgeqCy (M RA), to replace G b Under ais7:80 at the temple. Step-up nand McDonald will bo co­ Arthur E; Smith, who also re­ rn ie r of ceremonies will be hostess. sign ed ./ Prim aries Sid MbMUtUn- Hot dogs w ill be ____ All,' four are Republloans. Heavy F ire servbd after the meeting. Manchester Lodge of Masons will serve the unexplred . . will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.ni.. tertn^on the Board of Dtrectors Under W a y Members of the Amenoan at the Mascmlc Temple. The to November 1971. Chainpeau Lieglon AuxiUaiy have been in­ In Cambodia Fellowcraft degree will be “will serve the unexplred term STAMFOI^j Ootm. (A () __ vited to attend the installation on the MRA to November 1972. conferred. Am e P. Sterud, sen- Ills attention will be on Stam- SAIGON (AP) — U,S. of ofncers of the Ladles Aux­ Both have been recommended fo«t and Southington In to­ lor warden, will preside. troops lauiuihed a third iliary of Disabled American tor the posts by the executive day’s Democratic primaries, but Veterans Wednesday at 7:30 board of the GOP Town Oom- the reeulU of the day’s voting offensive into Cambodia p.m. at the VFW Home. M a n c h e 8 t e r Chapter, m lttee. today from the central SPFBSQSA will rehearse to- are likely to be Inconclusive in 'Mantz, 36, is a supervisor for the hectic race for the U.S. Sen­ highlands but cannw under Re^na Dltalla Society wUI Army-Navy the Ae/tna LJfe and Casualty Oo., ate nomination. Club on Main St. The rehears­ such heavy fire and met meet tonight at 7:30 at the Ita- Hartford. He was elected to the Perhaps Alphonsus J. Donahue such bad weather that heli­ Han-American Club. al Is open to all men Interest­ ed In singing four-part barbesv has the m oif to lose, since he copters could land but a shop style harmony. Those Is being challenged In his home­ fraction of the 6,000 men town by supporters of Ben. wishing more information may 'Ihomas J. Dodd. committed to the opera­ contact Dennis Santoro, SOT H tion. NOW... Spring St. And Dodd has perhaps the On the Fishhook front, 900 Wayne O. Msiita most to gain from the 11 pri­ dependable milee to the south, U.8. troops Members of the Stanley Circle maries, since he Is seeking more met their first serious reiki quality-assured of South United Methodist tonight at 8 in the school lounge. state convention delegatee than tence as a otSumn of tshks Church who plan to attend the/' The Women's Home League any of his challengers. A strong blasted Its way into the town of te;r m i t e annual dinner meeting at the of the Salvation Army will meet showing by delegates pledged to Snoul In nSOber ptantation cxiUDr Old Homestead In Ludlow, tomorrow at 1 p.m .at the Jun- Dodd wxMild m ake the senator try eight milns inshts Oambo- CONTROL the favorite to carry the state Miami., tom orrow , wUl m eet in lo r H all o f the C itadel. H ostesses riied crosses, Some students at nearly all be the largest air mofarieopsia* take a semi-active role as town his prestige—especially since the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ the colleges and a few high Uon In the central director until June 10, and an party-endorsed elate of 26 dele­ black arm bands and candle­ ward W. Kosky of 49 Hyde St., Police Official Questions schools in Connecticut rallied to­ Pleiku in two years. active role after that. gates in Stamford Includes 6 light vigils, with fire bombs and has been promoted to Ids pres­ Duffey delegates, and the Duffey day in attempts to win support in This was the second He said that he is happy to ent rank while serving in forces have been aHled with window smashing, and with their boycott of classes. U.S. effenaive ordered by WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES go back on the board and is I - Ankhe, SouUi Vietnam. He is I>eaceful strikes and marches, The result of the protests di­ "grateful for the chance to Donahue against the DOdd chal­ dent Nixon to deetroy Commu­ * the son of Mr. and Mrs. John lengers'in that city. American college students rected'at U.S. policy in South­ serve the people of Manchester { n ist com m nd aanctuaxlee iuod 'Tierney of Hartford. Similarly, a strong shqwing by made*plain today their sorrow Report of Rooftop Sniper east Asia and, In some cases base camps. a ga in .” FUL.L.HPASHiaNHD BAN-I.OIM * the Dodd forces, who are. pre- and rage over the fighting in Day In... Day Out... Champeau, 60, te general ] in sympathy with student deaths Nixon ordered on wariler of- The Mizpah Spencer Circle of dominanCly in the role of chal­ Cambodia and the death of four KENT, Ohio (A P )— An pus had seen a gjmman it weidd launched separate investiga­ agent in Connecticut for the been shot from the side, "left to in Ohio, was varied however. fenaive to the south to the the' South United ' Methodist lengers would boost the students In Ohio.. have been recorded. tions of the gunfire outburst State Mutual L ife .Assurance Oo. B R a O K V IE W official of the Ohio High­ right.” A ll died of a single bullet Student solidarity at Connecti­ Fishhook region of Cambodia. It Church will meet tomorrow at senator’s bid for majority sup- Many thousands more were Guard officials claimed Mon­ which took the lives of two girls wound, he Sqld. cut College in New London and was launched last Friday. 12:30 p.m. at Susannah Wesley f Am erlc^Hls greettag, Nothing looks, lasts or launders like a Puritan ped along Hlgh- on WeroJect. Fred BM9h, pro- duoUen manager, will announcel Thi OHARLEiO. HART S lid Oo. information regarding the tech-l ®"00KSH0BT nlcal. rehearsal at Manchester! WithartfltId, Qoii. 9. We Can Now SUDS High School on Tuesday, May! Story on My Lai Killings 17-0 Vote 19. Take Standard Exclusive, new soli r«t PoodlM , 'T«tr,i„^ — "'««efeatu feature. Wins 1970 Pulitzer Prize Senate Judiciary Gommittee SCISSORS - ^•‘'yarn. in n.. _ nylon NEW YORK (AP) — Frae- aource, Hersh, 33, researched POODLE SHOPPE lance I'hporter Se^our M. the sto ry 'with a 82,000 p riva te Okays Blackmim for Court V . KIRKA H enh has won tfast<1870 PuUther gn m t and sold It to 36 newspa­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Tho homtoathm would not be Pwnsr ft Opsrstor >. ' HtC. Prize In- International reporting pers through a small news serv­ »o«»T 1 JMltW Senate Judiciary OOmmittee ap­ brought lip for action in the Sen- for his story on the alleged mna- ice, the Dispatch News, after ANNOUNCING THE ADDITION OF AN IlilUSANtlilTH* ae'until tbe fint cf next week. • a o n ot Vletnameae civUlahs fX nattcnal magazines had turned proved by a 17-0 vote today ANSWERING SERVICE TO AID YOU S IN C K 1914 " Blackmun has been a member M y L a i. it down. President Nixon’s nomination of IN REACHING US. of the Eighth U,6. Gtooult Court MSURANCE Other Pulitzer Prize winners Qcoxlone, wtwse dram|i was Judge Harry A- Blackmun to be of Appeals sinoe 1969. HOURS 8 A.M. TO 8 P.M. apnouttoed Monday Included the first off-Broadway itey. to a Supreme (Jouit justice. A draft oommlttee report to win the award, said, “I never M I I I I I I I I I I I I I I black playwrigfat Charios Oor- Chairman James O. Elaztland, the Senate caU>ed Btookmun 5 -Shoppe Hours: expected to get it I'm very hap* SERVICE done, recipient of the drama DMlas., told newsmen that a' "thoroughly quallaod” end py and pleased. I've hardly had to 5 Tuesday thru Saturday ward for his off-Sroadway piay, report recommending confirma­ found no ImpMprtety in Me pah “No Place To Be Somebotly,’’ time to realize it.” He tried for tion a t the 61-year-oM Roches­ Uclpatlon In four oases In wUob and Nswsday, a Garden City, three yean before he was able ter, Miim., judge 'wlU be filed In he had a stouk totsrsat to place the drama. HEY! YOU DOGGIES! LET’S GET THE JUMP DN REAL I fclf. N.Y., dolly wtikdi won the p i^ the Senate Thursday. No one tertltted In opposition Uo aervloe award. u Newnday.won Its seotuid pub­ to Blackmun during a tliroq- THE FLEAS AND TICKS THIS YEAR. WE NOW lic ^rvlce prize In 16 years for He said 48 hours had been ESTATE Aaaoclated Pieaa photogra­ granted for the flUnlg of todl'vl- hour hearing last Wedneoitoy, HAVE A NEW SUPPLY OF THOSE SPECIAL FLEA pher Stave Starr, 36, of Alhany, a three-yoor campaign exposing but the oomnUttoa put otf«a vote secret land deals and zoning dual views, excepted from .both COLLARS. ALSO CAT COLLARS FOR. FLEAS N.T., won the prize for apot Sen. Robert C. Byrd, D-W.Va., at the request of Sen. Hobart O. manipulations by public and po­ TOO! REMEMBER DOGGIES, it’s usually your kitty nswa photography for a picture and Sen. Birch Bayh, D-Ind. Byrd, D-W.Vk., to allow mem- of black atudente carrying guns llUcal party office holders oh beiw to study tho record. friends who bring in the fleas! Byrd told newsmen that al­ as they left a Cornell University Long Island. A separate prize "H e (qilniona appear to ra* though he supports Btackmun’s building they had occupied. for ..^cartooning, was won by ■ fleet jutUola) reatratot, a reapsot QROOMINQ POODLES AND ALL BREEDS Newsday staff member Thomas nomination, he 'woulfi not have Herah said ha riaa deUgtated tor jutHolal precedent, and a BY APPDlNJMfllT ONLY F . D arcy. been his first choice. He said to get,the prize but "it’g amas- recognition cf tfM oonatthdlonal "It's a great thrlK Indeed” to that, among others, ' M would TINY POOdCe PUPPIESFOR SALE ing to me that anyone oould demaroatton cf authority be* win, commented former Secre­ have preferred Jud^ Oenient BREEpiNG SERVICES FOR MINATURES AND TOYS know ahout My Lot and atiU twwen the judloial-aiM l Ieg(ria tary of State Dean Aoheoon F. Haynsworth Jr., of South U / ALL COLORS \ continue to wage war ... The five hrahohee,” Byrd sMd M o» ROBERT J. SMITH, when he, was informed he had C arolina. REBALI f NEFTS RHIT last weekend has been very iq>- day In supporting the nontiaa- been awarded the hietory prise Haynsworth was one of two I Sute Licensed I aetring to me. Feriia|w the fion. INSURANSMiTHS SINGE 1914 'The Marvel of Main Street, Manehetfei'’ for Ms book, "Present at the Southern judges nominated by Charier Member o f Professional Dog Gtoomers American people should know Blackmun U Pnaiariit Nfae CreaUon; My Tears In Uie State Nixon tor the year-old vacancy Varnon’i Ooly Dog Specialty Shop 875-7624 more about My Lai and wlut on's third, nominee to fill a bfgii 901-707 MAIN STUBT.MANCHBSTIR—M»M7| Department.” He served In the on the Supreme OHirt but r»- / Rou^ 30 Across from Vemoii Elementary School 649-5241 their young klda are getttng into court vs(9ancy ermted bgr Truman admlnUtratlon. jectod by the Senate. The other y, / I CLOSED MONDAYS 961 MAIN STRUT, MANCHISTIR OPEN MON. thru SAT. 9:30 to 5:30 whan they go to war.” H e ’ s Dead rarignatloQ- of Abo Fortaa a (Cretind Fleer Next te Hetae ft Hale) THURSDAY 9i30 to 9t00 PM. "Oandhl’e Truth," an In qt^ / was Judge a. Harrold CarsweU fame ago. The Senate rej eotad Working on an initial tip he C!oed screams before body of a dead classmate on National Guardsmen fired into a large crowd. of Ftortda. rsoaived from a Pantagw (Bee Page Two) the campus of Kent University yesterday after (Copyright Valley Daily News— AP Photofax) Indioatlons were that the (ftaa Page Tw ratia)

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