m ■ r \ . \\ ?v- ■ , V '-V '.-' ■ •;i ■■ , I ■ ''' ' /,■ ' s ux i , 1 PAOB FORTY WBDNiSSDAY, APRIL 16, 1970 I I jRattrbfiitfr lEn^ning U m ld Most Manchester Stares Open Tonight Until 9 ■ h-'’ 1 . - * '’li ? i Vernon Aasociatlon for Chil­ The board of trustees of Com­ champion ert J. Duffy of the speech Rd., to In petition, Dr. Plata took the Inoreestng oloudlneaa tonight; i.'l [ Riuh of « department of the University of The Senior Hlg^ Baptist a r r e s t s Dialogue Sermon For Th. Wedi Boded tiM gtoe OpUega title for the ISth time In the April u, ino low 86 to 40. Tomorrow oloudy. Connecticut will apeak about Youth Fellowship of Communi­ Paul Otto Bwig, 17, of 86 VU- Western MaaeaclHi^ts and chance of showeri; high In low in Weetoii; to a grad- "Description of a Speech-Lan­ The Rev'. Clifford O. Simpeon, unto of ilo High ty Baptist Church will sponsor fago St., RockvlUe, charged on OonneoUcut VaBey C h ^ Cham­ eoa. Saturday’ s outlook -4 a tr. a memlMr guage and Learning Disability a homemade Boston Baked a wamuft with brenMng end pastor of the Center Consrega- pion Tournament ln\8pring- Sotiool Syndrome.” 1 5 ,9 4 8 o f the gli ir two yearic Bean Supper Saturday at the wf»rlng with crlnilnaf mbent Uonal Church, will share the f i ^ . Mass., laat montm Manchetter-~~A City o f Village Charm At Refto, dio to a freshman pre­ church with servings at 6 and and larceny under »260. COurt pulpit with Rabbi Leon Wind Llittie Iheatre of Manchester 6:30 p.m. H ie dinner, which to paring fOr a career as a high date Mlsy 4. PoUoe the ar- Friday, at Temple Beth Softool teacher. will meet tonight at 8 at its open to the public, is by reser­ reot stemmed from the theft of MANCHESTER, CONN,, THURSDAY, APRIL 16. 1970 (Olssdfled Advemstng em FOg. SI) PRICE TEN CENTI ‘■•J studio, 22 Oak St. vation only. Reservations may Sholom’s Sabbath Elv'e Service. Boyle To Head VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 167 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) a coin ooUection at a C3>arteir Most of these flavors avioUaWfe^ Dr. Irwin Kove of 1S3 Main be made by contacting Mrs. Oak heme last Deoenniber. TTie Service will be at 8:16 Merchant Unit at attended a three-day post- The executive board of Wad­ Carl Mundell of li Lai^on Rd. p.m. and wlU be followed .by a dootoral symposium at the Unl- dell School PTA will meet to­ or Mrs. Carlton Welsh of 466 Sabbath Tea. PiBjnclils A. luKano, 18, of 127 MIcdiael Boyle, owner of the SEALTEST PREMIUM FLAVORS veislty of Pennsylvania College night at 7:30 in the school Woodland St. White St., charged with disre­ The Rev. Mr. Simpson €Uid Mary Lewis Shop, was elected of Fodlatrlo Medicine where he llbraiy. garding a stop sigh at S. Adams Dr. Wind will participate In a ARosebyAny studied the uses of surgery, Th eocm mission on Christian chairman of the Chamber Chocolate Chip Toasted Butt. Almond and Olcott Sts. Court date May “ Dialogfue Sermon,” on religi­ Cherry Vanllln pharmaceuticals and orthoped­ Washington Social Club will social concerns of South United 4. ous questions of mutual concern Commerce Downtown Commit­ Maple Walnut O ther N am e « ics in modern-day podiatry. Dr. Methodist Church will meet to­ tee promotl tronauts named their com­ tion. so meet tcsiight at 7:30 at the to obey a red light at Miain end Center bongregational Church, force are Mrs. Helene Hebert, mand module '‘Odyswey," a First Church of Christ, Scien­ church. School Sta. Ooust date May 4. when he and the Rev. Mr. Sraltest HJKI Vz gal. paefcaga Ctame ragtat wtU be held at Lift The Latch; Mra. Madeline word which turned out to be tist, will have its regular mid­ Simpson will repeat their “Dia­ Vanilla more appropriate than «x- FHendship Lodge of Masons ACCIDENTS logue Sermon.” Matheny,. Marl-Mads; Russell Flavor of the Month wiien it meets at 7:30 p.m. to- week testimony meeting to­ Vanilla-Chocolate pectod. night at 8 at the church. Potterton, Pottertons, Ihc.; and Chocolate momw at the Masonic Temple. Illing Singers Arlene M. ValU, 37, of 203 Mc­ Webster's New Colleglato Streaks Toward Earth Vanilla-Strawberry Kee St. wiBB laeued a written Creighton Shoor, Shoor Jewel­ Fudge Royale A short btssinesB meeting will Coffee Choc. Marshmallow Dictionary defines odyssey be conducted by Marshall B. The property committee of Visit Hospital warning for driving too that tar Chess Exhibition ers. as "a long wandering usual­ SPACE CENTER, Hou*- Emanuel Lutheran Church will oondttions yedterday momling. Strawberry Hodge, worshipful master, be­ Folk singers from Illing Junior Hie first planning se^on of ly marked by many change, ton (A P )— ^Apollo 1 8 'i M - meet tonight at 7:30 in the Police sBid she was proceeding Planned hy Club of ioctun..” fore ^ games, arranged by board room of the church. High School, directed by faculty the group wifi be held Monday tronauts recharged a weak Charies Smith, president of the members Miss Ann Campbell west on Westwood St. when ahe to discuss specific promotional A t l4ih PiiMhurst sate, you sav* up to FORTY struck a parked car owned by Dr. Joseph Plata will give an battery and prepared other Matoer^i C8ub. and Ralph Maccarone, presented ideas for the Downtown Busi­ CENTS on each hedf goHon you buy! ayetemB in their command A Vesper Service with Holy a program for residents of the RuaeeU B. Oraimlas of 33 West- exhibition of simultaneous play, ness DMriot, Communion will be held tonight Mrs. Wilber Little, president Crestfield Convalescent Hospital wood St. The force o f the impact ahip today for the unique at 7:30 at Zion Evangelical moved the Gorennias car 16 feet, at a meeting of the Manchester Ways to attract shoppers rec. and critical maneuvere of the American Liegdon Auxili­ yesterday afternoon. Chess Club tomorrow at 7 p.m. ommended at the organization Top Officials ary, and Mrs. Robert Curran, Lutheran Church. Girls In the group were Ellen police said. The Vaill woman's All $1.19 Premium flavors and needed to bring their crip­ Oar had to be towed. at Iona Hall, Regent St. ITie ol meeting Included such poasl the Americanism chairman, re­ Platok, Janet Makulls, Diane billties as a dowtown art show all $1.09 Regular flavors are of­ pled craft back to earth cently presented a United States The Rev. Derrick Hillary, vet­ Kellsey, Debbie Gllkey, dndy event is open to the public. Confer On eran missionary to the Philip­ boat show, camper-trailer show BWday. flag to Brownie Troop 640 and Sterling, Judy Corbitt, Mhry COMPLAINTS The exhHdtian will consist of flower week, antique auto ex­ fered at the same low price. James A. Lovell Jr., Fred W. pines, will speak tonight at 7:30 6oplee of flag etiquette booklets. Stevens, Wendy Comp, Kendra An attempted break Into the up to 20 boards, depending on hibit, photography week, and Hakse Jr. and John U awlgsrt at a missionary service at Cal­ 6 Bank St. home of Mlctiaiel Le- West, Robin Douglas and Nancy the number of opponents avail­ the use of "mystery shoppers,’ No Llm4it State School Jr. streaked toward a spiaob- Hie Ladles Auxlltary of Man­ vary Church. Donovan. Nancy Hann was ab­ Towmeau was apparently unauc- able. Any chesB player, af­ who woidd give out bonus sur­ Fill Your JVeezer down in the Foctfio Ooeoa attar chester Bar racks. World War I sent. oeesful, poHoe report. Their in- filiated or unoffUlated, wishing prises. 1/2 G ALLO N HARTFORD, Ootm. (AP) an engine firing Wednesday Veterans, sponsored a birthday The Senior Choir of Center Miss Campbell ad Miss Comp veatigatton showed that a cellar to play a board against Dr. The task force plans will be Gov. Jehn DempMy called a night shiftell them oft a eourae party last week at Rocky Hill Congregational Church will accompanied the singers o.n hatchway latch had been broken Platz should contact Roger As- presented to the Downtown meeting of top-level riate offi­ that would have left than Veterans Hospital for patients have a social tonight at 9 In the guitar and Miss Donovan on and an interior door look tamp­ seHn, 302 Main St. Committee at a meeting early \ cials today to discuss the secur- stranded In opocs. who had birthdays In April. Robbins Room of the church. piano. ered wUh, but not forced. A pupil of the former world next month. » HURRAH! EGGS LOWER . . . tty problem at the Connecticut With tbe veteran LoveU at tha In Daily Case, across aiiale from loe Cream fixMsan , . , Inqn SchMri for Boys in Meriden. controls, they triggered ibeir lu­ Dempsey summoned the state nar modtde engine 16 esoonde Slrieklond Fams correction oommiselonei’, the and successfully ch a n ged Grade AA Lcn^ state poUce commissioner, the course. Had that firing and later attomey general and the com­ oouise oorrectione fauisd, ApoUo 5 6 missioner of youth services to 18 would have missed earth fey FRESH EGGS Ills office. His action followed a 104 nUlea and skipped ott into sniping incident Wednesday In space. ISLE OF GOLD MAKGiABINE ...... Db. t l « which two inmates of the state Wtth that hunhe cleared, fits I ^ scbool were arrested. spacemen turned oK attsotion to AIX SWEET or BLUE BONNET BIABOABINB ...... I b .n o D m mayor of Meriden and a h * Friday's re-entry' and landing, SEAl/rBST MILK ...... gaL libUM tlo group of employes at the school oobeduled (or 1:07 pan. BBT. said Wednesday that something UBlng flasbHgMs to find ttiolr iwm to be done to make the way in file dark and chilly oab- school safer. in, the aotronauts ohsekad the The employes and the mayor, ‘'''three batteries in the oommond BUTTER 79fb ship that will provide the power Land O’ Lakes, State '/Js * Donald Dorsey, both said that This is an artist’s (xmeeption of an Apollo spacecraft, with lunar module ta Momt seciurlty measures at the school for tbe biasing dive through tlM ®0«m Bmlii foreground, heading toward the earth. Moon is in background. The Apollo atmosphere. They found two o< TBY CBENEir*S BETTESt AFPLE8I ore Inadeijuate, and that the spacemen are back on course toward earth after adjustment. (AP Photofax) VOL. ex I X .,..N>>.<10.841 school has become a menace to them at fuU 40 omp-bour the community. strength, but the third wtth only PINEHURST STEAK SALE Their statements were iMued about haU tha power avallaUs. In the wake of a sniping 1^ - On a normal re-entry, they .'Ml fh;> •;i-J F tiii tirt k ci'ijt of ii.'ocio.o bui i;oic>vot3 c'rpiilutit.nrt. j so.'ftot.ni- tii:? is tu'l: a tnst fUi: ..n?.'.-. Buy these fork tender U. S. Choice Pinehurst Steaks, dent that was blamed on two Splashdown May Be Sneezy would require 70 to 60 amp .a.'rt :l)S? ;K&‘le ”1 : >''->«■ cut any thickness, at same low price 99c and $1.19 lb. )x>y8 trying to escape from the hours. So Mloshm Oontnd told .;C'-.ii '.v'loo:! !>a. < l oj-At:. !o.j •inc.o is jtiora | :0 them to book iq> a oaMa to tha il t *1' < < 1 (!)..(<. JOdo t'if:'-' i=X <; loiot'ijoy :?)«; (,{ mo.-l | -'m-i sbrjf i;. vvViv .t.,:-,.; sriiool Wednesday. said. “It must be 36 or 40 de­ The crew told the ground they : rtl :it.i ^ylva!i. iixs ::i r.i- Earlier In the day, poMce ar­ SPACE CENTER, Houston power system of the lunar mod­ iiji it-i oiV-s i-. if. of b.l,- i.iiibre. Tu-ifs.-l. | .-< '1 to ;; -fomwe! rodw were going to don extra pairs of • v.-orid of (AP) — Temperatures were grees.” ule and recharge the weak bat­ -vt-,-io i: iif ;s, /.>o W.ird.:-.vo(:h. (JOii. ivi-ri Iratos rtifi r rested two 17-year-old boys and ooveraUs and an official said i ! « r :J' f.v tri fortable for the astronauts but sion Control, “ temperature In undeswear. amps from the LM. j-j dotleret:!. oor hiooc institution. Officials said temperatures in ii'ixca; is no m s vvifix. xvi:f) .*.oa;v; V-o A truck driver wxos wounded the cold was not expected to the cabin was actually 62 de­ Although the tsmpsraturso in tfiCli'i 0 Com: ll:0 I'OV liifto dfVt’V SO!- -r:'lO grees. But I’m sure tt fett like 86 the command module—wUefa la UtC yro.ct:)'. rho i-xiior. In the leg during the sniping, barm them or cause further the oonunand sb^, wMoh was f ' a <>< X < J (Herald photo by Boceivlcius) damage to their disabled craft. or 40 to him.” now used only as a bedroom by vrervov. Justice House accepting the Chamber of Commerce “M" Award. but wasn’t seriously hurt. the spacemen—may drop as low drawing oxygon from tbe sturdy The command ship Odyssey H ic temperxature in the lunar Ud, were down around 60 ^ ( J •A The escapees were Identified has been slowly chilling since module cabin was not much bet­ os 40 degrees. '.vi; as John Bagdonls of Marlbor­ If it becomes this severe, tbe green, fUght diractor Qsnld up G ood Ix.i.. :.>i T'l • .f. : x.ff>x; t>f .rX' the ewtronauts shut off the pow- ter—It read 60 degrees at the Griffin said the oraft’s systams • 'IfOl-ri'l ough and Joseph Lucas of Mer- astronauts could put on their in­ .r'K-’ rxxarroxMi Chamber of Commerce Award -er to save electricity alter Apol­ time. It later rose three de­ all appeorad to fee In good <■«)«)’ 1 ( r ^ ■>\ y.=Vo llne Dr., Vernon. Both have been lo 13’s emergency developed grees, but was sUU far from sulated iHvssure sulto. (iixc-f. rixii' wf.pVrt.xritl ir) I< In custody since they were 16 In riiape. » ) ; ' ' i ) I'l > t Monday ndg^t. comfortable. While the cabin grew frosty, ; a : i :itj the killing of two girls. equipment end electronics gear The pceasurea and tempara- Sr--;)) Xjfpolt' Apollo 13 commander James ' ‘ ) (1 ) <■ > VlV:V i J < J Bagdonls stabbed a 17-year- between the cabin xwall and tbe turea in tbe jSumfeing ayotam 1 *5 : Xiliiu:);:.-' h"XX tlr irs; old girl In a crowded corridjor at A. Lovell Jr. noticed it first. outside spacecraft sldn was sub­ looked fine," he reported. "Tiio Justice House Awarded He awoke shivering out of a M 1 ; ;■);' inf.;!)--' -tiv tAxtrtt - Rham High School on Sept. 12, jected to bitter cold. of the thrusters have tampsrsp .:U C- deep sleep in the darkness of a t ! S'. ' V: . 1966. The girl. Miss Alice Rudko No Joking “Toward the end of the mls- turea low enough so'w an have k : 1 r.l r'.' neiiK of Hebrfon, died an hour later. the command module Tuesday. to beat them before prasmirlatng elon, we’U see a freeze In tbe lu­ : IfOoi $ No motive was ever established. "It’s cold up there,” he said the system. But sU thass tern- Manchester’s Top Honor nar module descent stage and In ..-‘I - Your dollar's worth more After the slaying, Bagdonls alter leaving the command On A pollo the eervice nwdule,” said fUgtat peratures are going to rise whan HIP SIRLOIN module and going. Into the By WILLIAM COE •Die "M ” award Is the highest of the most loved and respect­ spent several months In Nor­ director Gerald Griffin, but he we apply some power to the warmer moon lander, Aquarius, SPACE CENTER, Houston 'rh;: right now at REGALS ... wlHi fuU tm deitein ... lb. (Herald Reporter) single honor bestowed on any ed members of our com­ wich State Hospital and early added that thla would present no cornsnand module with the bat­ which Is supplying the power, (AP) — Jim Lovell, who expect­ Manchester resident, cmd is munity.” last year was sent to the Meri­ problems. teries. The whole command PORTERHOUSE The Hon. Charles S. House, den school. He had.J>een xmder oxygen and water that keep the ed to be standing on the moon module looks good.” fee aaid. Bsaociate Justice of the State presented each year to a per­ Echoing his senUments, the “I don’t expect any tempera­ with Ig. Tenderloin lb. 6 1 .1 9 psychlatrio care before the spacemen alive. today, looked at it instead from The command ship wsui dis­ SINBLE OR DOUBLE-BREASTED Supreme Court, former legis­ son chosen by a Oiamber selec­ group rose in unison and ac­ tures close to freezing” for fiM ALL SIRLOIN murder. a spacecraft xwlndow 70,000 abled Monday night by an oty- lator, and Manchester civic tion committee. corded the slim, silver-haired Superb Insulation kept the command module equipment, except Hip Cut lb. 61.19 Lucas was charged with kill­ miles away. gen tank rupture In the eittaobed leader, last night received the The choice each year Is kept Judge a standing ovation. command ship fairly warm for he said. \i:- :\r. Individual Delmonico ing his 12-year-old sister with a “ Well, there’s the old termi­ service module. The accident coveted Chamber of Commerce a closely guarded secret until “ I thank you all from the more than a day, but then the Flight controllers powered up hammer and knife on Jan. 16, supercold of space, where the knocked out fuel cells which I S te a k s ...... lb. 6 1 . 8 9 "M” award for meritorious ser­ the presentaUon, and it was ap­ bottom of my heart for this nator in Fra Mauro,” he said the command mcxhiie briefly 1968 In the family’s living room. temperature of objects shaded woitid have provldsd )ong-Ufe . ..'It SPORT COATS vice to the community. parent last night that Justice award,” said House, his voice quietly. ” We would have been Wednesday to check the sys^ \ t V O' His father was also attacked from the sun may drop to minus power. Without the cells, tbe It’s easy to make aomeltlhlng new when you serve a reafty The award presentation, by House was both surprised and landing there about two hours terns end found oU of them tinged with emotion. “But most with a liammer and was liosplt- 260 degrees Fahrenheit, began moon landing had to be oon- to bake Pinehurst Mieeut Loaf wWi brown gravy. And it'e retiring President Phillip Ifarrl- touched by his selection for the of all, I must thank my wife, ago.” working. easy to make the gravy with . . . alized. creeping into the craft. And that is all h« said about cried end the estronsuts turned son, was the highlight of^ the avvard. Ginny. Without her help I Police said the girl, ^ e lly Critical components et the To astronaut John L. Swigert what must have been the great­ command ship were xxmlahed In to tbe lunar m odrie suppUea to Cham bers 69th annual dinner Harrison ended his reading of couldn’ t have done half the Lucas, was attacked shortly af­ keep them alive and bring them a long list of accompUshments Jr. It was cold Indeed. est disappointment of his life. It temperatures down to minus 20 FRANCO AMERICAN BEEF GRAVY meeting at Fiano’s Restaurant things you’ve cited me for.” ter returning from school. A home. by Justtce House with the “I don’t know If we’ll be able degrees when it was being built. In Boltcn, attended by about to sleep up there tonight,” he (See Page Nine) LoveU, Haise and Swlgsrt ocn- i t , Gravy 10c a con wWi any Moot Loaf pwohon. 800. -words, “ He is without doubt one (See Pago Eleven) (See Page ElgM) The most delicate of the in­ irail:;o.;:oio ; struments, tbe guidance system, tinued to ration vital oxygen, P o ' It ), Moot Loaf 79c lb. in Hs own 24b. raostinq pan. was put through this test and water and power as they meed t)rx C:0 S 2-Lb. Loaf $1.78 lost accuracy of only a few closer to earth. They hod ample m.'iix.x.n-S'ifxoi tenths of one degree. margins In all systems to com­ 300 Hurt at Harvard To keep equipment from get­ plete the flight. But they knew a Pinehurst Chuck Patties ...... ib. 69^ ting colder than the tested mi­ sudden loss of any system would nus 20 degrees, the apeoecroft Deluxe Sirloin Patties ...... ib. 6 1 j9 9 Imperil them in the final hours Double Breasted 6-Buttcn, 3 to button • 6-Button, 2 to fOCd-oo .tCf. button e 4-Button, 2 to button In checks, stripes, solids. Choice Round Ground ...... ib. 99 ^ Flames Roar, Qubs Swing, (See Page Eleven) (8ee Page BIgM) iocs iir, Single Breasted in checks, stripes, solids. fo,!.' il:;c ; to.'b's Freeh Genuine Spring Lamb Legs . . . Chops . . . Stewa. Also Rocks Fly at Peage Rally COORDINATING SLACKS from t in . economical oven ready smaU O.S. New Zealand Frozen « ■ « _ Lamb Legs. These aeU at l i, 7YC CAhIBRIDOB, Mass. (AP) — was to protest the upcoming Nixon Would Hike Price A mob of peace demonstrators New Haven trial of Black Pan­ t ' r- -• l:tX;::-X -Xf .S;: ! (, r c‘- ixl;);;:, tor ,x pistoiMrs tell us we have the finest Iceberg in bles today in the wake of rioting charged with conspiracy In the Of Stamps to Eight Cents ' ' '*> V r>l\ I ,•<;%{>.l'. murder ol a feUow Panther. frt , ■ town. This fino Lettuco on salo now at largo hoad that left some 800 Injuried, po­ lice cruisers burned and store The first charge by police fol­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Back­ ment which Oongreae i e _____ .-..ticl. I X':)XC’:::<>r .xr;\:<);ix e to ratify would give poetal woflt- .'(:a;r>f .drif:xh .pr-U:: 25c fronts smashed. lowed the setting of a massive tracking, President Nixon asked bonfire In the midst of the Oongren today to raise the cost ere on right per cent pay booet, Cukes for your salad ...... 15 ^ 9 fo r 99^ Some 1,100 riot poUce, using over and above the govern­ n J \ M tear gas, dogs and clubs, battled square by demonstrators. of mailing a letter to eight cents I ' , X ■'! Fires burned In all trash bar­ ment-wide Increase of i x per ’■ r t f ‘ >,1 .p < '» m 6,000 demonstrators, late Into —instead of 10 cents as original­ * .->•■•<1.') r,t:;irrv rels In the area, and a fire cent which Nixon slgnad Into ^ ^ ^ . A : .M rix-? c , the night, who liad marched to ly propoeed—and called for es­ law only' Wedtoeadoy. In addi­ •'i ' ' s i S fix'- (.i.sir.cxr- Harvard Square from a massive broke out In the Northeast Fed­ I 0' ' i f S s. i ; ;t:V :b:- -V:-,: Ipp ( Try A Different Frozen Food eral Savings Bank where, Uke tablishment of a new United tion, postal servloa amptoyes "THE MARVEL OF MAIN STREET” peace rally at Boston Oopunon. would reach top salary In aliht Vi ' > I ')X x. a fxirx; Matlaw’s Stuffed Clams ...... 99^ years Instead of tha preawt 81 Cambridge police said “about along the route of the march, In a special message to Oon- OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 940 TO 6:M ■■■: fr';):: tV';;:: ■ years. f o u r ’s Boneless Turkey, all white meat ready to 80” persona were arrested and the windows had been smashed. gress, Nixon laid out the temu IHURSDAT 940 TO 940 roast, frozen ...... ^ 9^99 charged with various offenses. A fire also was set at a news­ of on agreement between nego­ Having proposed only April • Including assault and battery on that poetal rates be Incraaaad . r>Ot (r>:iv-r:; v ; Open a Regal Charge Account Today stand nsxt to the entrance to the tiators for govenunent and the Gorton Clam Crisps and Mrs. Paul’s Pried Clams a poUce officer and unlawrful as­ subway, spreading to the sub­ postal unions that couples high­ Immediately to offset the fIJ sembly. way entrance, but was quickly er wages with a revised plan to bUlloQ a year pay raise, Ntaua (<: :i'. X , j announced that he was oompio- XV .X' < ' ' 1 A curfew was put into effect doused. Subway service waa reorganize the Post Office De­ ! l.-j slitpfi-,';:! SNOW CROP 6-Oz. ORANGE JUICI 6 for 91. at 2 a.m. halted. partment. nUslng on hlz earHar poatol rata | ,;:x,x .-X V.>'\f..i... : State poUito and police from proposals, wMrii had soank ■ .'■•ux'CS f-;x .•■xciri:IV Xjjy COFFEE RICH .,. Following the flrat qjiarge by Nixon also retreated a bit on ;X',ri: lb X v.<>5-'.' n-.;' Nbrl-.C-SSitf Ckunbrldge, Boston, BrookUne chance of passage by Ooagreai. i ,ir;rl'VvV ;)xr>VtX.'t;t;:Jr t,) !d bipi i.«' BOUNTY CHICKEN STEW ...... police, demonstrators regrouped his 1969 recommendation that PX 'Irxijk fp" s;;i-::ir, i, and other surrounding areas along all the main arteries to the postal' service be trans­ “ In tbe Interest o f makii g COFFEE M ATE ...... 16 first charged the demonstrators formed Into a oorporsUon. In­ realistic progress toward tba ob­ f * ! r t-'X i^XPiSl.). lx<(V bsY-!' ,f the square. li,;,'-:: ri-. ;iX';x (■: .xv,; ::.' •■...-!■ who blocked all traffic and be­ PoUce then grouped Into sev­ stead he said It should be re­ jective of bringing pootol as- :X.»!r:i«, iJP Ifp; Piia'tj;' | r e p e a t . . . i;i<0f!/ c.1‘1 .Mm;; : rci-.- gan throwing sUmes through eral platoons and marched vamped "as an hxlependent es- pandtturea into balanoe wtth Hxv;!::.- ( .'r.-rx;);. 1' 't :j)xr postal revsnuaa,” he said, ‘3 : ■.'vll-h :i0 -if. :• r,..Xv ';-,V:)Xt.lS; !>■. ’ I:-? ;;;S r-x'.tt Pi.tx. VaxSi:! windows; ' throughout the area, encounter­ tablUhment” controlled by nine ,-a--X:...::.ir; (.;;)b ;':) txftrdbpx .''.“t ; : ) ; t . i,'; ,,Xi GEISHA CRAB o. o«»1.9t Poiioe were pelted with rocks ing and dispersing demonstra- public membera of a bipartisan now propose to: -'.b;:-:.:, >:. p ,s from rooftops and b]r demon­ comntisslon who would hire the ; IXI '','1: xi-xr: 'u pa:<;i:: hr- ;s .;i tora, until they were able to set “—Increase the price of the A t \ xo -x, '. . r «Ur I,i Ca.-X.'db.l: .-.■PPxX fbi 'trx -irr'! ii:)S f.:- R ep ea t. . . TETLEY'S TEA BAGS ...... lOOs 99« strators who stooped down to postmaster general. flrat olaoe stamp by oesdhbd, .m :; up a perimeter around the l.r.telri'rx c,:.l ,x:;-p; ;<.cJ I t'lj't'.'r irx UX-) .'»:;:xt:-lix; pick up stones os they fled the “ The postmaster getMral from six csills to ol|^ oonts. i hi-: ,V;;: rti'AU: .ij-ixliraiirax fi-r THURS. and FBI. till 9 PJH. outside the perimeter, taunting i rM-inrv auf.vs A „ -,i , Vu'sii:i (■. ixepir-iulJei In ported, and the National Guard police and throwing atones, until al,” sold Nixon, "and the postal Inoreose the aaverogo see- Pi ixr- w is *!■>• . - tf’» rfu remained on standby in nearby they were charged and dla- service would be Insulated from ond class pootoga foto rate by pf-opfe nsrt tp-; iprir-miU’ •Cl 0<: 0 peraed. ' ' r , I ' , . 1( i',xf)s;tb;x'xXt: i:4-atn vr Tha Harvard Square march End of Peace March the Bureau of the Budget and “ Inarease third olaao bulk pesn-tJ ttxnvinc<-.‘ th,!; -.hv r>h;t.-- r-k.i: V. .'S f'-,:.'. fjrhXilf: .-Xi, : rri-,:;:t.)xllx rxirrr.jr. And then they regrouped tb0 t-llXjt.;(j. ?1 irrv i-l(.rx(;ii!p.i an ' Pinehursf Grocery, Inc. waa organlaad by the November the Ckxigress.” il'C iif 4.'':.(;00 VvT)ui'i br- i-ict tr, IXi'- ; > ■ !,x again. Youth and police grapple in Harvard Square where on Boston Common. Scores of rioters and police lh> li/.'Ui ibe or < b,'lte<_ rif'j .Mes In.^VriMs , Action OooUtion. a white radical were reported injured in the riot. (AP Photofax) A key provialoo of the agree­ ______^ R N E R m a i n and TURNPIKB group, wtioae atateMl purpoae (Bee Page Ten) demonstrators rioted following an anti-war rally ; 1 \ A . \' \ \ \ ' \ •Vj-'-:’.* i->AT'i>-.i J,v-'-S’..\«n "•' • ! ■r'-'i i- ' V \ \ \' \ ' \ r r '- M Ctt TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. APRIL 16. 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER. CONN., 'THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1970 PAGE THREE , l i t ? gUMTiUa movement has ilttrlb- South Windsor parents have shown concern for ion Iri "sequence” changes for Lutz To Host (Center; Flanders Nature (Ban­ Arab Guerrillas uted leaflets calling for a gener­ Lycoming Struck THEATER TIME V erd i M ass Sheinwold on Bridge tealr children. The busing of children during their school ter, Woodbury; Mld-Falrfleld al stitke FMday to coincide with O R R M P f l B i klndsrgartensrs across town, years. According to the admln- County Youth Museum, West- SCHEDULE espeolally, has bssi) a source iitratorsi a youngeiter would MuSeuni Heads Help Protect fitoco’s scheduled arrival from In Impasse Of BtBLANCnOLT DANE NO port; Roaring Brook Nature Near Perfect of worry. usually attend three schools from SALE r' Ikrael. Today more than 1,000 teeSMtei>n»wsy l i i i ldssi BRIDOB PLAniR Lutz Junior Museum will host Center, Canton. U.S. Embassy Contract Talks Burnside — T^ie Adventurers, NORTH Redistricting Would Return For these reasons, the princi- kindergarten to high school Sponsotad kjr marched through the streets of a semi-annual meeting of direc­ Also, West Rock Nature Cen­ Amman chanting “Slcao, Sisco, 8 :00. By ALTOBD 8HBDfW0U> ♦ 62 pals rejected three plans which rather than ,t possible five, St. Bridget Rosary fioelsly AMMAN, Jordan (AP) — tors of state nature centers and ter, New Haven; Stamford Mu­ go home, Sisco.” It was the STRA’TPORD, Conn. (AP) — Cinema I (East Hartford) — At Biishnell Cp A982 retain^ much of the old setup. The sch ool administrators ST. B R roO BT K « O a L DaimMMtratoFa proteatlng the nature oriented museums to­ seum and Nature Center; Audu­ third day of antl-Amertcan dem- ’The 4,000-member United Auto Zabrtskl Point, 7:IX>, S:00. I ux. M il Mwinio Hamlet'# erq^rtenoe Mmply 0 A54 Neigh horhood School System They recommended another plan also mentioned a poasible cost CAFETERIA Middle EaM vlirit of U.& AMt. By JOHN GRUBER morrow at the Natural Science bon Center, Greenwich; Litch­ GOOD USED OLOTBINO onstrattons.ln the city. Workers local struck the Lycom­ East Hartfoi^ Drive-In — On 6«Mr«l Auilmn could not have happened to a ♦ QJ109 which emphasized the Idea of reduction under this plan. TTie SaoroUry of State Joeeph Sisco Her Majesty’s Secret Service, Verdi’s "Requiem,” os done By RON KAZMAROK schooli, learning, also, “ neighborhood sdhoola.” ellmliMitlon of % teaching posl- Center on Oak Grove St. field Nature Center and Mu­ Side Starts 6ri6 A4L American diplomats refused bridge player. Tie melancholy WEST EAST atoned an American Hfe insur­ ing Division of Avco Oorp. to­ 7:90; BatUe of Britain, 0:60. last night at the BushnsH, was V ^ii*^” ***'**'***"'**^ Under tela concept, a child The princlpala. euggeated, Under this plan, every elemen- tlon and reduction in busing seum; Sharon Audubon Center; SATURDAY, APRIL IStt to speculate whether Sisco’s vis­ ML MU MMlim ♦ 7 ♦ A 8 4 The morning workshop from ance buikling in Amman today, day shortly after midnight as a the finest thing I have ever Dane didn’t know what to do, ecliMl redlatrtcting became an may be assigned to a particular however, teat thie ayatem Is Hidden Valley Wildlife Sanctu­ it will go ah^ad as planned. Blast Windsor Drive-In — In limMI SuMmm tuiiMli KQJ4.1 10 7 6 tary school will house all grades were cited as possible factors. 10 a.m. to t p.m. will be con­ but armed Arab guerrillcm heard from the Hartford Sym­ 6 P school even though another not working effectively. BUslirg t>lM«lAas«eaas4m*i 4Vl6>A11orH U/Ml/MUA** flam --- --i._ ary and Nature Center. New They said that if he comes to result of an Impasse in contract Search of the Castaways, 7:30: and he doubted that anyone eUo OQJ962 O K 10 from kindergarten through However, the principals empha­ ducted by the Project Outdoors helped keep them away from phony combined with the Hart­ Board of Education at its meet- ^school is closer to hla home, has become a problem, aome Grade 8. All kindergarteners will Fairfield; and Old Quarry Na­ Jordan, hte movements will be bargaining. The Scalphrmtera, 9:20. knew. A bridge player always 4,14 4kAK82 sized that no extensive study on staff, with participation by the the U.S. Ebubaasy. Pickets took stations early to­ Manchester Drlvo-In — Cactus ford Symphony Chorade. More­ ing TueMsy night. A group of For instance, a kindergartener areas------requiring------______five "sweoDs" be placed In their "home busing has been mode and no ture Center, Danbury. ’ FOR kept secret. MiniCTU knowB what to do, and when it SOUTH ilooal Bohoed principals submit- living near Avery St. School - ...... visitors, on the problems of the WIndowB were shattered in day at the Lycoming plant, Flower, 9:06; Wrecking Crew, over, It, was one of tee tlneat before all-children are picked school”—the elementary school definite amount has been estob- An embassy oWclat Indicated Unitr 17 rwuttw •ccwawyli turns out that he was wrong, A K Q J 1093 ted aeveral poaaible plans which cannot attend it because Avery population explosion! and water the insurance building before which employs about 8,700 per­ 7:16. coiu;ert performances I have UnMwMuUaHrOa up. nearest to them. lirtted. w that a final decision regarding his partner always gives him ^ 5 might make the school system is designed only for grades 1 and air pollution. guentUaa armed with aUbma- sons and produces gas turbine State Theatre— in Search of ever heard anywhere. The constant rescheduling of Fifth graders, many of whom The redletrictlng Itself would the visit had not yet been a pep talk in very abort words, 0 873 more efficient and unified. through 6. EUsworth School, on- I Venr^uelan Cattle Cosmetics oMne g\ms coUld disperse the engines for helicopters, many of The Castaways, 6:00, 7:00, 9:00. Blveryteing clicked and M l in­ youngsters from school to are now housed In Timothy Ed- itot be extensive under tee plan. The afternoon session will be reached. such as: "If you don’t know 4 653 The prhxjlpala, who have been other eTcampIe, is attended ex- demonatrators. which are used by U.S. forces UA Theatre — M »A»»»H. 7:00, to place for nedr perfection. 1h« I MK IMOU 17 MIHTnB school has become confusing for wards Middle Sohool, will ue The suggested rezonIng would an open discussion. A Dutch SAN LUIS, Venezuela — The 1 what to do, let me play ell the Eait South Wsft North working in cooperation with tee clualvely by sixth graders. m the guerrillas did manage to in Vietnam. 0:06. chorus sang wel), Uie orchestra (iUMMtowwy both administrators and chil- placed------—in —an elementary------^ Involve a district change of only treat lunch will be seiwed by cattle population of Venezuela handfl.'* 14 3 4 AllPau board, emphasized tee problem Several reasons may have steer hundreds of protest 'Talks between the union and played weU, Mr. Wteograd con­ MMrtefeiMH) dren. Some youngsters, tor in­ school. The principals indicated 28 streets. the Lutz Volunteer League. is descended from the tow head Acme Bid Low ducted weU, and the four solo­ East dealer. of child ‘‘sequencing” as moat caused the present system' set­ brought by (Tristobol Rodriguez marchers away from streets the company broke off Wednes­ stance, may be "sequenced” that these children could prob- Other advantages mentioned More than 20 directors are Uggetfs ists were tec best balanced OBm I East-West vulnerable. ImportatU. Under the present up, An umurual amount of chil­ from Santo Damlngo in 1648 to leading to the embassy and the day night at about 7 p.m. State club, and Blast must allow dum­ through five schoots during ably aksociate better with elo- by the principals were a relief expected to attend from the For Roof Work Manchester vocalists teat I have ever heard Opening lead — King of ayatem setup, sequencing, or dren in a particular age group tound the first cattle ranch, march finally broke up without and federal mediators remained my to win two club tricks. TWs their education, oven though mentary rather than junior in crowded situations presently following Institutions: New Acme Roofing and Sheet at these cemoerts. scheduling of a child In tee In a certain part of town is no near here. In turn, the ances­ At Th> Pii'lBiii incident. at the hotel where the session Hearts. they never move from a high students, being experienced, the possibil­ Metal of Blast Hartford is the Hospital Notes They were Uta Graf, soprano; assures tee contract. proper schools during Ma edu­ longer a problem under tee set­ Britain Children’s Museum; tors of those steers were taken The guerrillas patrolled streets was conducted to talk with com­ South took tee first trick with particular port of town. Another advantage mentioned ity tor growth in every school MANCHESTER apparent low bidder for roof Mercedes Vergara, mezzo- What was East oomplslnlnf cation, has S' proved - to be —— a com up since they guv are bused 4A/to CUI~an Brooksvale Recreation Park, by Columbus from Etorope to acifacent to the embassy as a pany representatives. tee ace of hearts and led The principals also said teat by the principals was a reduct- and a more efficient use of sup­ repairs at Waddell School; n- VmtlNO BOUBS soprano; Nicholas di Vergttlo, about while Norte was Isctur- plicated afteir, according to the other school specifically design* Hamden; New Canaan Nature Santo Doonlngo in 1493. company at Jordan’s Bedoudn No new talks were scheduled. RockviUe trumps until East took the ace. plies and materials. Ung Junior High School; and the Intennedlate Oare Semi­ tenor, and Eugene Green, bcuis. ing South? If West had opened administrators ed tor their gr^ e level. soldiers protected th«i compound Robert Booth, president of Bast returned a heart, end Itmif. Franklin, Bernard, and Main private, noon-8 p-m., and 4 p.m. The two ladies were a bit short a club In response to the open- The principals said teat tee Also, since moat children of UAW Local 110, clcdmed the ne­ Hospital Notes South ruffed. Declarer drew the OoUs of barbed wire were Buildings, and heating plant and S pan.; private rooms, 10 a.m.- in the diction department, but liV bid, he would have defeat­ problem arises because of the a particular grade a re con­ gotiations for a contract to re­ rest of Btest’a trumps and teen Board of Education Annex of i p.m., and 4 p.m.-S p.m. they both had voices of op er­ Vlsittiig hours are 18:86 •» 6 ed tee contract by ruffing a basic Idea under which tee centrated into only a few thrown around die embassy place the three-year contract, led a club, forcing out tee king. compound fcdlowing a mo^ at­ the Bennet Junior Hlg^ School Pediatries: Parents allowed atic caliber rather than the p.m. In aU areas except ma- third round of clubs. “Just lead school system is based. Rather schools, the equipment and de­ which expired at midnight, had Btost saw teat he would get 2 SPEED . 2-SPEED • 2 SPEED . 2 SPEED • 2-SPEED • 2-SPEED • 2-SPEED . 2-SPEED • 2-SPEED • 2 SPEED • 2-SPf. I D tack WMnesday on the embassy complex. any ttlne except noon-8 p.m .; lesser "oratorio” voices eo com­ tomity where they are 8 to 4 my suit next time,” East de­ than tee traditional "neighbor- sign _ „ ______of the school can be geer- been luider way ‘‘for 80 days nowhere by. returning his last and the American Cultural Cen­ 'nie bid was $14,829, with others, 8 p.m.-S p-m. monly encountered in conceit and 6:86 to 8 p.m. manded. AU partners are men hood school” tor all youngsters ed especially tor youngsters of with no progress” exedpt for heart, so he shifted to tee king -M ter. The center was bombed and comi^etlon of work prmnised 46 Sett Se^oe: IS a-m.-8 p-m., performances of religious of one syllable. In a ^rtlcular- .part — ' of town, that...w. ue-.age e--.-.,..group. The — unity of "some language changes.” of diamonds. Declarer wen in gutted by fire. days after signing the contract. 4 p.m.-S p.m. works. Admitted Tuesday: Barbara Dally qnestton South Windsor has been using age cunong the children may be Issues yet to be resolved, dummy with tee ace of dia­ The unified command of the Other bidders were Eagle Intensive Care and Ooronary They both sang wWi fine Rivers, Westfield St., Manches­ Partner opens with one spsde, tee idea of grade-gieuped considered more conduciva tor Booth said, include wages, the Cate: Immediate «.»wiiy only, monds and led another club to Today's new Slim-Look plus... Sheet Metal Works, Inc. of West pitch, breath control and must- ter; Matthew Nichols, West Wll- and the next pljiyer posses. Ton length of the new contract, pen­ force out tee ace. ------Hartford, $16,006; and R. J. anytime, limited to five min- callty, and they sang for all lington; Louise Blair, High St., b d d : Spsdes, 6-8; Hearts, A-6- Alexander, Inc. of Ebist Hart- sion benefits, medical plan and nteo. Now East led his other dia­ they were worth, holding noth­ Rockville; Linda Havens, High 8-8: D lsm on^, A-6-4; CInbs, q- vacation time. Bfatemlty: Fsthers, 11 a-m.- ing back. All too often one en­ mond, and Ekist took two dia­ St., RockviUe; Katherine Dom- J-16-6. iHanrliralrr ‘The union voted March 16 to 18:45 p.m., and S M p.m.-8 counters smoUer voices who mond tricks to dMeat tee con­ bek, Sadds MIU Rd., Ellington; What do yon say? strike if an agreement was not p-m.; others, 8 p.m.-4 p-m., and husband their resources, fearing tract. N o ^ and East promptly Mark BVrence, TalcottviUe Rd., Answer; Bid two clubs. The Esruinn ScraU) New Y o*’. Bronx reached by the time ttie con­ S:M pan.-S p-m. they won’t last untU the end, deUvered pep talks to their Vernon, and James King, Ma­ hand Is too strong for a • New Tock City’s Bronx was tract expired. Age Limits: IS in maternity, thus giving a sort of diluted rep­ I>artners. ple St., Ellington. napoBMc at 1-NT, but not strong named Dor Jonas Bronck, the Booth said only token picket 18 In other areas, no limit in resentation of the composer’s Slioald Bead Lead BINGO enough for a jump to 2-MT. Bid EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT tidnchestarfconn. (06O«)*** ” ** ***** European to settle there. Hnee would be used. No more sett-servlee. intentions. Discharged Tuesday: Milton When Bast led tee king of a suit first, and Md 2-NT (not a Telephone 649-3711 Fktomr the saying, "W e will vialt than 30 pickets were on duty Mr. dl VergUlo and Mr. Green B. Hardy Jr., Grahaber Rd., El­ diamonds, North pointed Out, it 7:45 jump) at your neict turn If you S e o ^ Class Postage Paid at the BronckSL” cam e the name during the night, and no incid­ Hie administration reminds both had line voices and both lington; N orm a Hargrave, was clear teat the East hand 2-5PEED ACTION can. SOTeiblUI^bN RATES ^ ents were reported as non-UAW vlattors that with iwnstmctton had excellent diction. Bote Prospect S t, Monica LemMc, contained tee ace of spades, the Pajrable in Advance that became the model for the Oopyriglit 1676 employes reported to work on nnder way, parking space Is could be heard advantageously South St., Cindy Michaud, Vil­ ace-king of clubs and ifae king K of C HOME General Featnres Ooip. 1 ? Monuu"!!!!!!!!;;:...... *1860 **** the first shift today. limited. Visitors are asked to in local operatic productions, lage St., all RockvUle; James Of diamonds. It was also dear Tnraa Mentha"*!!!!!.'!!7!bo New Y o r k . 138 MAIN STREET An Avco spokesman said all bear wltti the Iwspltal while the even though they are not quite Madden, Bamforth Rd., Ver­ that East’s dliriributlon was workers not affected by the paridng problem ezlste. up to the vocal standards we non; Theodore LoBoc, Butcher fairly balanced. Automatic 6-cycle strike were reporting for work usually get there. Rd., Emma Butcher, Regan •If East had tee queen of dia­ top-loading on the 2,000-man riillt. Patients Today: 871 Normally I take a dim view Court, Antoinette Sltek, Village STATE monds, he would have a total of MANCHMTItt CINTIR pushbutton control Booth claimed the union had of reUgious music offered from St., Carol Sheriden, Grand Ave., ADMITTE5D YEJSTERDAY; 16 polnte and would have open­ FRII PARK RIAR OF THIATRf § been left waiting at 11:40 p.m. the concert platform, but all RockviUe; Alice Shea, Cen­ Joseph J. Bisi, 41 Brewster Rd., ed with one notnimp instead of Wednesday for the company’s Verdi’s “Requiem” is an excep­ ter St., Vernon; Mrs. Maryann PLEASE NOTE plus high console Glastonbury; Mrs. Marie A. one club. If Bast didn’t have reaction on the bargaining. ‘Ihe tion. It is so blatantly operatic Richards and son, Vernon Gar­ Shown atSri6 - 7ri6*9ri6 Blake, Ellington; Mrs. Dortha the queen of diamonds, bis lead compemy said the contrary was that it would seem out of place den Apts., RockviUe, and Mrs. styling and top J. Buridy, Ellington; Miss Wendy of the king was obviously from true—that the union had not re­ in a cathedral, and as a matter Mary McNally and son, ToUand. An earthquake . Anne Burgess, 86 Galaxy Dr.; a doubleton. m i r l p o o l a * sponded to the company's latest of fact no cathedral would give of Entertainment/ Sebastian M. Oonlglione, East South should have refused to lighting it a performance such as it re­ offer. Hartford; Mrs. Bhrelyn Dalpian, take the first diamond. He takes ceived last night. You don’t wash elegant china or crystal stemware with the same strength you would Booth claimed Avco was try­ Staffordville; Mrs. Ruth C. Dew­ Vandalism Blamed the next dtamond and ruffs a It was, of course, premiered scour a messy pan. Well, neither does this Whirlpool dishwasher. There’s a gentle ing to reduce Blue Cross bene­ ey, 114 Park St.: Peter Dorazio. heart, reducing East to dubs in the famous St. Mark’s catee- In Frei^t Derailment fits belcw the level of the con­ Windsor; Mrs. Eleanor Halenar, alone. Then South leads a water speed that gives your finer things a special “ take-it-easy” washing action — dral in Milan, not to be confiB- EAST iURTFORD (AP) — tract that Just expired, and that 267 Oak St.; Leo Hughes, 30 ed with the St. Mark's in Venice automatically the water speed and pressure “ slow down” for gentle, yet thorough it would not discuss pension, va­ Pleasant St., Rockville; Miss Vandalism was bilamod by Penn where tourists feed tee pigeons. washing. But for heavily soiled dishes, the super w ash cycle'speeds up to put more cation and holiday issues. Laiule A. Jacobs, Rt. 44A, Central oflflctels Wednesday Coventry; John Kregelsteln, But it never seems to get per­ night for a freight train deraU- power in the washing action. formances any more in Blast Hartford. ment that Ued up rafi traffic She Runs Afoul Also, James L. Lee, Wood- rriigious edifices, and I think here. Hoan: Moadoy stock; Joseph F. Llegl Sr., 21 teds is attogeteer correct. A k>comotlve hauling a 19-^»r OPEN Of a Picket Line I remember years ago hear­ tM Sofurdoy 9-9 Bilyeu Rd., George I& Marinelll, train left the tracks, blockteg WASHINGTON (AP) — Mrs. B\>x Trail, Coventry; Mrs. Ber­ ing the late Cardinal O’Connell efforts to move tee freight oars, MON- TUES- WED- Dual Swing-up racks Richard M. Nixon went to Uie nice V. Miller, 54 Leland Dr.; of Boston Inveighing strenuous­ urMch stayed on tee raUs. ly against this work which he Shown at 6:46 4 6i46 Glasses, cups and dinnerware swing up auto­ All The Fish You Can Eat Congressional dub to be pre­ Miss Lori A. Negro, 776 Vernon Railroad officials said vandals felt was almoet a desecration of matically when you lift the lid. Provides fatter, sented with the first copy of the St.; Mrs. Agnes O^en, 149 Bis- had apparently broken a lock Academy Award Wlnna THURS- FRI- SUN. Golden Fried Filets with club’s new cookbook etnd ran sell St.; Mrs. Biota I^amaher, the ancient Lotte text. As a easier loading and unloading. . . 100% accessibility ' ‘ matter of fact, I don’t think at a switch, teen eiteer delib- French Fried Potatoes, |.29 afoul of a picket line. 26 Newman St.; Miss Charron A. ertely left it aU tee way open to the lower rack. Note how racks hold glasses and Tartar Sauce, Creamy The pickets, about 60 Negroes, Potamlanos, 70 Duval St.; John Beethoven’s “ MlBsa Solemnis” is cups on an angle so water drains off the bottoms. any better from a strictly or inadvertently left it partly Cola Slaw, Roll end Butter were protesting what they said R. Schneider, 33 West Rd., South W A IT DISNEY religious viewpoint. open—only. to have Ihe looomo- CLOSED SATURDAYS was poUce tclerance of douUe- Windsor; Mrs. Elizabeth H. Ted- Uve jar It completely open os But both are fine entertain­ parking In the area by congres­ ford, 27 Watson Rd., Vernon; it passed over It. r r s T o u A H plus sional wives. Mrs. Doris D. Tymon, Aitdover. ment, hardly a recommendation TO BE for liturgical music. Bote are • D o u b le -w a ll (Kinsthiction re­ After receiving her cookbook, KNOWN FOR VALUES BIRTHS YEISTEJRDAY: A worth hearing onc« in a while, V A BIR D I Mrs. Nixon left the club by a duces sound and keeps heat daughter to Mr. and Mrs. rear door. and when you get a per- inside where it telongs; outside Gmnts Thomas Olbrlas, Andover; a formtuice such as tee one last daughter to Mr. and Mrs. night, it is really an experience, always cool to the touch Thomas Goodman, RFD 1, Wood­ no matter how ill at esise you • Porcelain-enamel tub land St., Tolland; a son to Mr. may feel over tee lack of true • Full-time self-cleaning filter and Mrs. Robert Brannlck, 111 rellgtostty in the music. Russell St. ^S • Automatic cord reel The sheer voliune in tee 6 SILF-SRRVICE DEPT STORES “Di'is Irae,” for example, was DISCIHARGEID YBJSTERDAY: • Automatic rinse-conditioner soir.ething you felt rather than Miss Felicia Toni, 11 Eastvlew dispenser hecL'd. Y et tee tone was not BROAD STREET ~ MANCHES'TER Dr., Rockville; Mrs. Gertrude forced, it was just rattier over- a. Belcher, 26 Westfield St.; ALSO: Prospect Ave. and Kane Street, wheHming. And against this DELICIOUS Mrs. Joan H. Roarabaugh, 96% Weet Hartford . . . Open Daily 16 to 16 tremendous sound, tee voicee of Foeter St.; Mrs. Sandra A. WU- FLAM Dandelions banks, 52 Hickory Dr., Hebron; the soloists seemed neither out RAVIOLI OUR OWN aSEVlOB RBAn' IgaME FAYMBNT Miss Linda Massaro, 60 Erie of place nor out of botence. L J6Daj«OMh ^ ----- M --t Ts assi^ ys« sf Om boot St.; Mrs. Bertha Brooks, Rt. 81, If you were there you kivow 66 Days what I’m talking about. If you esattaasd perleemaaee, we *■ y r * ’ ,y Are Coming... Coventry; Mrs. Marie ^audie- have oar awe staff sf sstvias mln, East Hartford; Mrs. Bea­ weren’t, you missed something, 6. B afgst Tstaas Avt All it takes is a few warm spring trice Maher, 88 Dudley St.; A great many people were days and dandelions start popping Mrs. Bertha Binkerd, 46 Bruce there, about capctelty I should Rd.; Mrs. Loretta GUI, Rt. 6, think. I ’m certain every last Available at all ttmss, made up all over your lawn. Be ready for your eating pieooiire at “ Dr. DooUtde^ "Non. A Hues. Andover. one of teem found it somethteg mn-Hnittfit with SCOTTS TURF BUILDER to remember. home. Matinee Also, Mrs. Marjorie A. Kim- m m o s i 2nd S^MASH” PLUS-2. It penetrates deep down mey, 6 Steep Rd., South Wind­ Gome and see RIns and jB S i into the roots, and that’s the only sor; Brian T. Sullivan, 64 NUes Peter — of way to take care of dandelions. Dr.; Miss Tammy L. Brennan, lUUANO'S WILL “ is what Whirlpool PLUS-2 clears out dozens of non­ East Hartford; kUss Lemra grass weeds and fertilizes at the Destnarais, 683 Hartford Rd.; BE CLOSED TILL VILLA MARIA the new freedom same time. Miss Debra Kenny, 86 Blgetow St.; Mrs. Rose M. Cbambera, FURTHER NOTICE FOODS of the screen is aii about.” Amston; Daniri DdVeau, 822 618 Oolebreek Rood —Richard Schickel, Life OfUcland St.; Mrs. Margaret due to illness. Please watch Giastoolmry AUTOMATIC Beattie, 46 Blrrii St.; Mimi Su­ the Herald for our roopenlng. .2 Q; san L. Oren, Tangle Wood Loite, Golden Vigoro SAVE IN APRIL . . . USE IN MAY! We thank you for your under­ CHICKEN PRIES Bolton; heoa Thibodeau, 29 standing and patlonco. ALSO A SPBOALTY WASHER SAVE $2— 10,000 sq, ft., reg. 14.95 pho2 Cooper St. m a s h Extra Rteh for Now EngkNid SoH N O W I J J W Mrs. Edith Mayer, 76 Wedge- lUUANO'S CALL wood Dr.; Mrs. Bldtia Luts, 292 03^9688 An Ingo Preminger Production r = ^ SAVE $1— 5,000 sq. ft., reg. 7.95 BAKERY AND PIZZERIA Woodland St.; Mrs. MUdred. 861 Spmoo Sh, Msnrhooter Color by DELUXE* Panavisipn* N O W 6 4 > 5 Cluistadare, 20 WlUard Rd.; Mrs. Juanita ^ n cer, 460 Lake 2 * * St.; Ralph W. , FrankUn Jr., Qehrlng Rd., ToUand; Miss TONIGHT THROUGH TUBS. Kathleen J. ihompeon, 4 Qoslee !v1ANCHESTe, GOLDIE HAWN — BEST lb Bag Dr.; Mrs. David W. Kuebler, HUI, >. UA • Bi'i KIN SUPPORTINO AOISH88 25 SCOTTS HALTS PLUS Blast Hartford; Keimeth R. wnniBB Cr a greener, long Spreader (#86) with BENTON, Ky. (AP) — C3om- lasting lawn, condi­ Irmde-In only pooor Guy Dritee, who won ATLANTIC BBACB PARK — BHSQUAMIODT, R X tioned to withstand the fame with a oong about a Cadil­ nONIONI's 5y wear and abuse of the lac, has run into legal trouble aottve family. 12.95 involving a Buick. Open For The Season • 1,000 sq, ft. • SAVE SU — Beg. Drake was picked iq> after a 87A6 Sootts 84” Dial- coTToert Wedneeday on a charge FRIDAY NIGHT Vigoro*®^ only 1 .9 S A • Motto Spreader of property oonvereloa and is­ w n n si (#75) wUk Trade-In suing a worthleas ohsek. Tbs • ZfiOO sq. ft. only only 4 M sheriff said the check, for $760, "New York Throu^woy" 15.95 was iM d to buy a Buick, whkdi then was sold. OM' TTio oong wMcb put Drske on Telephone dlS-SlM — S4S-4dM "The Btough" Open Dally i M A M . to 6:96 P.M. the Mt parade was “Wsliare Oadilso” —he q>riled tt with one GFtOSSMAtMS Unuaday and Friday Nights to S:6S P M . ,DANCING FRIDAY A SATURDAY PINE * OENTEB STBEET8 “L” ■ about a man who need his 8 PJL TO MIDNIGHT s e ll Bag Cowon SOOOtq ft MANOHB8TEB, CONN. Mllef obecke to moot paymente ' ' i e l N E M A 1 on a car. I'V. \ ' . / - A V''- ' ■ -> .1 V ' ‘ ■' ■■ ■ \. N .■V \. \ H \ • U MANCHBSim EVBNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, APRIL 16. 1970 MANC3HESTBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THtJRSDAY, APRIL 16, 1970 PAGE n V B P A O i fO UB dents visited Orads 4 ptqiUs re­ \the vote In Vernon wlU have to deep Into Caml)odkui territory UeS. H opeful Columbia cently. Murray Sherwln from - t Vernon be strong in order to take fhe New Zealand ahowsd rildes to give a hand to the reaction- county for Robert Houley who U.S. Dead Hit ary group ot (Premier Lon No- Police Log from his native country and will be running again for etate At Opening Miss Rorvey SmHoives, from . . . in oppoeing the C am iw dian______eenator and for Nicholas Paw- PTA Names peopie and persecuting the maa- ‘TRaUand showed slides and Seven-Month luck who is expected to nm for Com e Visit sacring Vietnamese residents a u k iiw w Abner Brooks Named danced to ’Ihal music. living in ttiat country." DavW Allan HUdebrand Sr., High Sheriff of Tolland County. O f SALT New Slate . Uons Show High in War Brooke thanked Flaherty for Tickets ars still available for Thl said the "utterly savage M, ot <88 W. lfidrliig cCfen- in Cambodia included the W.OOO non-surety bond tar court coinmlttee." He said, "We won opaiM lolka today to see U they day at 8:16 p.m. to Yeomans chairman ot the Democratic eon I check the nuclear arme Mrs. Russell toxinga atrs kept Anerloan battle loas^ massacre ot more than 100 old appearance May 11. eome and loot oome." HaU. Paul Merrick is master of Town Committee last night. He Flaherty pushed the Demo­ 997 MAIN STREET Preeldant Nixon told the named president of the local ceremonies and several acts at a seven-month high for the peopK women and children at Ruaatana he hopea the nuclear ' Patrick LeTourneaii, 18, of 188 on the second ballot, getting crats to victory in the first elec­ PTA at a meeUng held at Por­ have been brought back "by ssoond auoceoalve week with 141 Prasurion April 0. •nlerile arsenals of the super- Brookflrid St., charged Vltb lar- votes to 23 for James Roche tion for the coneohdeted govern­ ter School Tuesday. popular demand." Any member AsasMoans kMed In action last ment in 1066 when Thomaa ICc- powero oan be firat limited and oeny. He was released under a icn-hiah Other officers Include Mrs. of the Uons may be contacted week, the U.8 . Command re­ ♦1,000 non-surety bond for court George Fur • Cusker woe elected as mayor. NEW JUNIOR DEPARTMENT then reduced. for tickerts. Vernon "nte two delegations opened Robert Baldwin, vice president; ported today. aKwarance'Kay 4. Brooks polled 86 votes on the. Flaherty served three terms as ------first ballot. Roche received 20 mayor of the former City of the substantive round of the Mrs. Bruce Lyon, secretary, Maaohestor Evening Herald, __ »■ . f The toll was three more thim YMCA To Hold FEATURING krrategte arms llmltatlori talks Rdbert J. Klein 80, of 108 and Furbish, 18. A majority ot RockviUe- He was a strong pro­ and Mrs. George LaChappelle, Columbia correspondent, VIr- the number killed the week be­ ponent for consolidation of the — BAI/T — at a oeremony In the Branford St., charged vrlth fish- the 74 town committee members treasurer. fore and the hlgbeat since the First Annual three town governments. ornate, historio Belvedere Pa­ gtaU Oorison, tot tt8-Mt4. , A •! *"* without a ticense and flSh- present and voting, or 38 votes, lace. Hiey bad arranged the ne- Mrs. Richard Resnisky, mem­ week of last Sept 1-7, when 14S | lfS itin g A p r il big in closed season. He was was needed to win. Although he announced no OOME IN - LET US QRIND plans for tae future, Flaherty G ay Gibson Dresses SOtUtloos at a preUminaiy bership chairman, said there disd in battle. i turned over to a wawarden from Only one member of the 75- ore 162 paid members as of the state flrti and game dqiart- member town committee was said last night he plana to take round in Helsinki during the St. Bridget Liste The number ot Americans The first annual meeting of bis family on a inorida vaca­ JUNIOR A JUNIOR PETITE—SIZES 5-16 wlntor. March 10. Members also ap­ YOUR PEANUT BUTTER FOR YOU! wounded fell by more than half, meat. Court appearance May 4. missing last night and did not Hockanum Valley V1MDA ------send a proxy. Of the 74 present tion soon. eW ef U.S. Delegate Gerard proved a revision of some of Honor Students from 1,178 the previous week to SmMh read a message from the bylaws and Mrs. Edward Edward J. Osuna, 24, of 13 and voting, 10 were by proxy. 407. The decresse was attrlbut- ^ ***** *^* COliEflE TOYIM GIMmDMATES Nlxpn pledging Ms "firm oom- D’Auteuil and Mrs. Milton An­ ’Ihe toUowing students sd to • dsoMne in the number of Vernon Center Middle School, West St., charged with oporat- The Town Committee members DELICIOUS Practical Joke mlifnent to the search for an thony were named to audit the on the St. Bridget School hgnor rocket end morta^ attacdce, The meeUng wlU start with a tag a motor vriUcle while his were elected at the last meeting, SIZES 3 to 13 treasurer’s books. Annual re­ license was under axiapenalon. Retiring chairman Leo B. CAPTAIN COtMC, Hawaii eoi^, equitable, _ verifiable roU for the third quarter: NUTRITIOUS which hsd Increased riutxply ae dinner at 6:30 pjn. sgretanent. ’Hie President said ports are due at the next meet­ Court date Aptrtt 27. Flaherty, Jr. served In the cai^ (AP) — Roger Boll, 23, was dr- Grade 8 eriemy forces began their offen- • The local "Y " was formed a rested on a comnum nuisance he bud given 'Smith "authority ing. slve on April 1. chairman is aclty for 10 years. He announced High honors: Lynn Parker, NATURAL OILS earlier this year that he would charge when police spotted him PANT-HER SUCKS to oiiiiroach the issue In the Enrollment The Saigon government said Jamee McCarthy ot Vernon. Susan H. Dlokaon, 81, of M9 re-elecUon Abner Brooks most oomprehenalve manner.’' Kindergarten enrollment will Nancy Doherty. chasing a car in the nude. Honors: Stephen Brennan, 043 South inetaamese tro(^ Quest speaker for the annual Charter Oak St., charged with , _ ^ Nixon said be hoped the So­ be held at the office May 8, Salt Free Also Flaherty termed lost night’s unanimous and this was passed Beil, a carpenter, eaid Ids SIZES 5 . 13 WliUam Munroe, Karen Ruet. were kUled and 1,886 wounded meeting wUl be Alexander Mel- failure to drive to the right. turnout as "gratifying for my without dlssentlbn. clothes were in the car and that viet Union would "carry Into the from 12:80 to 2:80 p.i^.. May 7, Availabls last week, compared with 764 ,^y m , will be "Healthy O****^ A ^37. Vlebfia meetinga the same de- 0 to 11:80 a.m., and May 8 from Grade 1 last performance.” Following Brooks is vice-president of the the driver "was playing a Joke High benors: Christine Vron- and 1,716 wounded ihe Physical Fitness the role call of the committee Amerbelle Corp. in Rockville, on me.” teitnitaation to bring about a 12:80 to 2 :g0 p.m. Reg. 90c A Pound week before. Enemy casualties Proper Kxerclae." George L. Booth, 47, of 18 mutually acceptable agree­ sosa, Kevin SchiUsky. ___ « o»i Through members, Atty. Robert Ilubeau He served two termn on the A health history and emer­ Honors: Cynthia AnnuU, With This Ad to 8,468 kiHed from 8 SM ^ execuUve director ^ * ” * " n om l^ ted ‘”Bi^)^krj“ MrsT“ jane ©rR^res^VaU vM , and m ent." gency card sh^d be filled out the IsssolMv saAwfao. lowing a OOg to roam. UOg anA T>«tAr . . ____ AA... Deputy Foreign Minister Mary Barrett, Kathy OosteUo, 10c Off A Pound ^J^^^o^ week, LeTW^chlT roported ** * member of the State De and returned to p e school stat­ Nancy A. Mufphy, HFlsabeth Vtadtmlr Semenov, head of the ing the date of pirth (a certifi­ Acroro the bonier in Oamlx^ *** the dog trted to Wte hlm'w - ...... Oommlsslon. Prior Soviet delegation, aaid Ms gov­ Perry, Karen Perry, Julie Rich­ . ,____, New York. times. Court date April 27. The motlf------— — ------,4 . rTVkAl**mavi ------sphere and in any case will do eligible for kindergarten and ______bodies seen in the Me- obtaining Uckete for the dinner ^wo people reported that the *>«>• **** Education. Us best for these negotlatlona to Peter Hickey. koi« lUver southeast of his cap- riiould «mtact Guy MlUer, Don- ^t their care had ***® Predic- FoUowlmrFollowing hUhis election. Brooks those children who are six by Honors: Daniel Dt*e, EBeen FARM WAOON OOUNTRY STORE be UNfid," Dec. 81 may enter Grade 1. itsl for the post two days. But aid Qandtal or tae RockriUe been stolen reoenUy. David E. “***• those people who were GLENNEY CO. Semenov said the Soviet Un­ HersM photo by Yoonr Temjp9eton, Eugene Ctaory, ’Ter­ ROUTE 83 — TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. tw said the kSUi« of Viet- Area Caiamber of'Commerce. England of 124 Rachel Rd., told ” * pr^ ct^ 38, 18 and M. Tvorktag for him woifld not al- ion favors peace but intensifica­ Miss Pamela Geer, valedictorian, with John Warfel, salutatoriim. A certificate from a physician rence ktilka, Kevin Morceou, nomese civilians In Cambodia Women's Parley p®ro will be election of of- Martin ’IVifeldt of 70 Mather Warfel salutatorian of the senior Maurice’s ing various fauna as part ot a briefings by the leaders who ov- fleers. Mrs. Hugh Collins of the gt., complained that someone Old world cransmanship... modern ponvenlence expected for months and per­ K haps for yean. class of Bolton High School. Chrlstaln Youth Program. John W eUi Emblem biology course. THE LADY-LIKE FLARED CHUNKY HEEL erihrew Prince Norodcmi S*an- Vernon club has been nominat- had shot his bird feeder full of SYROTIAK MARIONETTES Grades 6 and 6 are discussing ed for the office of director, holes and had also shot a hole PRESEOITS Miss Geer, the daughter of works part-time at a miraeiy liOgend stateH that when the environmental pctkition and the The ooilonel said Vietnamese Flaking U oease through a window ot his truck, DREAM Mrs. Marguerite Geer of Bran- does private tutoring. Saxom Invaded WoAea In tbs Science Olub will present an From tiay+ime to datetime, pantsuits to midis, John hopes to attend ’Prtaity are being rounded up for securl- The office of Town dertc Hen- Police suspect that a BB gun HANSEL AND CRETEL dy St., Is taking the college sixth oentury, 8 t David, poinm aseemibly devoted to anti-pollu­ ty chedm, and “we will take ry Butler win bo open special was used. Sponsoiied by 70 Feared College. tion. KITCHENS course. She has received the Senior Class of Bolton Mint of Wolea, dhwciied the there's a great new Town & Country to go measures against the other hours tomorrow for the iasu------MANCHESTER JUNIOR WOMEN’S CLUB Britans to wear leek on their Grade 8 students recently Vietnamese to insure they re- unce of fishing licenses. National Merit Scholarship jjigh School will graduate on visited the Children’s Museum K illed In Qualifying Teat Letter of Com- 7 p.m. In the high oops bo distiiiguMi ttMsa foam main quiet It is not racial, it Is hours will he from 8 a.m. Vem on Manchester High School Auditorium the enemy, to memory of the in Hartford and were, given an with you. Status: In black, brown or Just a precautionary move.” ------mendaUon and the DAR Good gchool gymnasium. heroic retastenoe liy ttw Ulustraited lecture on pond SATURDAY, APRIL 18 — 2 P.M. LSJcAei/ixcA. Avalanche CltiseiiBhlp Award. She has BoUetta Board ecology. Another 80 tfietnameso bodies ^filce is located to the Memo- Driver Charged been named Connecticut State Britons, the leek beoeme the ’There will be a Pancake Sup­ natlanal emMem eof WUeo. ’Two foreign exc*ango stu­ navy patent with white. 21.00. The Scene: floatod, this morning past the Hal Buildliv, Park Place. DONATION 75c (AP) Scholar and was appointed to Mekong River ferry point at Measles dlnlo SALLANCHEIB, France . . per sponsored by the Youth Ac­ In Two-Car Crash Proceeds wMl fanefit I.O.H. and — Seventy persons — meet of Laurel Girl’s State Neak Dsung,J0 miles down toe gecause the state does not tivities Committee Saturday at Mancbeeter Scholarrii^ FYwndatlon them ti*eretaar boys under the Miss Geer is NaUcmal Honor 6 p.m. in the Education Build- In black patent, and navy or white calf multicolor river Ikom Phnom Penh. Like o rL.»..on Richard Nielsen, 22, of 104 ^hunjedsM. . «._*th ^--—-J ^ ^ there have the equipment, a German age of 18— were feared dead to- Society secretary, French Club tag of the Congregational ATTENTION! clinic scheduled for West Mata St, was charged Wednesday, the bodies had bul- CABINETS TO COMPLEMENT day, buried under a massive av- president, yearbook editor and Church. ’Ibis la a fund-raising READINa IMPROVEMENT CLASSES shantung 18.00. Triple Threat: In black patent, ^ **“ **^*** «»e<* « « “ * Septem way at an intersecttaoi follow­ fiiem aa they riept. Outside of school MIm Geer Is able from high school young BEGINNING APBEL 81. 1010 ber. IN A WIDE COLOR SELECTION. Nbbody wDdd say where the ing a two-car accident last Ttio Ministry of Interior re- a member of St. Maurice’s people and at the door Satur- AFTBIRNOON and BVENINO CLA88E)B and blue. 20.00. shoe salon, downtown portod resKUers had found only christiaR Youth IProgram and day. bodies come from. But foreign ’I’*® ®**®*® *<> *>« *»®** *“ .j „ otasses for ELBBIENTARY ox&l HIGH SCHOOL Students sourees in Phnom P e i* said an the Vemon schools for ehUdren Here’s an easy-on-the-budget way to bring the kitchen of 17 bodies U hours after the the toner City Exchange Uiban There wlU be no basketbaU in Remedial Reading (Pbcmics, Understanding, etc.). Study — aoo Vietnamese men aged 6 through 11. Police said Nielsen was driv- your dreams into your home. Using these standard stcjck oM of League ’Tutmlal Program. She program next week dicing Skills^ Comprehension, Vocabulary, Speed, College Board hsd been arrested early Monday diaries Piessler Named tag north on West St. and iriiile units you can achieve a customized decorator iook. Enjoy high ^ ^ feet wide— aigg works part-time to a dress spring Vacation. ’The week of Test Prepfoation and Ctenerail: Reading jRXOciency. in the village of Xon Bien, near Charles B. Piessler has been attempting to make a left turn aii the convenience and step-saving efficiency of a kitchen roared to *e ^kness on gtore In Manchester. the 27th Is the final week tor BmaU Classes 4t Pre-Testing Program 4r >Osriifled 'Teocheni the Cambodian capital, loaded elected as vice i»esldent and R*gan St. collided with a CMjkatfiK# designed with your needs in mind. two donnltories and a Mias Geer has been accepted the program, on boats and taken away. treasurer of the Barings Bank ^ar traveling south on West St. restdeneb at a tuberciSosis san­ at the University of Connecticut Zoning Commission will . Anemic Reading ImproYenient Center, bit. atorium. 68 m CEJNTER ST. OoU Next to OaveyYi P In Paris, the Viet Cong of RockriHe. He succeeds **i® ’The driver at the other car OUTBTANIMNG VALUE! and hopes to major In appUed meet tonight at 8 in the Corn- alleged today that American late Dr. E.H. Metcalf, "’Ihere is no hope of any­ mathematics and work with munlty HaU fireplace room, MANCHESTER, CONN. MR. KAPROVH Tel. 643-9947 was Ann Marie Wuenschell of 12 FT. ROYAL BIRCH STARTER KITCHEN one surviving under the mass troops have penetrated deep pressler has been with the Mt. Vernon Apartments, Rt. 80. UfeliluioiidSlar! computers. The Democratic Town Com- o f maw and earth," said one jxi- into Oambodtan territory from hanir ft>r 87 years. Warfel, the son of Mrs. Rob- mittoe will meet tomorrow at 8 No Injuries were reported. Both Uce lieutenant os hundreds of South Vietnam and share r e - ______cars received minor damage. Vahie $475.00 WHILE THEY LAST ert Warfel, School Rd. Is also at the Community H ail spomlbUlty for the massacre of ♦349.0C rescue woricers dug with picks, The Wuenschell ecu: had to be (InsUlKiion, (ppiiancn, tnd rang* hood oxtra shovels, cranes and buUdozers. In the college course. He re- ’There will be a vacation story I Vietmunese civilians Mring in I n towed from the sc«ie. Oambodia. •nie h t«eg e riWerib also smashed Tuesday D^Mty Viet Cong negotiator HBIDBLBBRG, South Africa Nielsen is scheduledschei^d J®to PMCB tfiULUDES: into oitoWingwing of the sanatori- CARRIAGE HOUSE urn’s main buUdtag, but 14 chil­ Commendatton and the Yale children four to eight years of D ll* Ba TW told the 68rd week- (AP) — Farmer ’Theunls Duml- P®®*" *** RockviUe Circuit Court 1 8 6 " f lW c > E M t 2 18” X 30” WaU OfiUneto Book Award. Warfel was named age. Mrs. John Roberts wUl be ly session of the deadlocked ny was not aaUsfled with the ^ April 28. dren and three adidte in that Ctfi^ S o u tin u s L section were rescued Connecticut State Scholar and the story-teller, Vietnam peace talks that the kick on the truck of Ms new car, Rail* Maynes, 60, of no cer- 1 36” Base OaSlMr 1 36” X 30” WaH Caiiimt was selected for Nutmeg Boy’s ^ R R E O n O N UiUted States is "runniiig head- so he «*mhed into the tnn* to tain address, was arrested last 11 unhurt. OFfERS 1 OoontwTop HeHooptecs flying over the State. to yesterday’s paper, the long k*> an extremely danger- investigate. ’The Ud fell down night and charged wIU» vagra- 1 36” x20” WaflCW)inet WarteTs Is National Honor So- budget requests were er­ ous adventure" by expandtag and the lock, for once, worked cy fter he was found sleeping VENETIAN QAB area 25 miles southeast of Gene- , . , 1 Sink and Fmiwet va reported that a second great *‘«‘y f o roneously reported. ’The cor­ A Wig Style For Everyone! the WOT throughout the Indo- perfectly. Dumtay smaishe^ the upstairs to the Memorial BuUd- 1 36” ValMMe rect budget requests total $1,- chtaese peninsula. taH-Hght to get air but had to Ing, Park PI. He was to be m osT^ snow was perched dan- ^,*•«"*** ^lub member. Varsity The craftsmanship of an artist in fine wood. geieusly on the adjacent moun- ^ub treasurer and soccer inan- 631,180. Yesterday's figure was “Bkxrni South Vietnam, Amer- wait until hia wife brought Mm presented to Manchester Circuit only the Board of EJducatlan loan troops oonUnuouriy thrust some tea to be released. Court 12 today. ttantate. lit threatened the main ®«®*'- «® P*®y« ‘"tramural bas- . 0 0 sanatorium butldtag, and the ______Your $ INTRODUCTORY Introductory Specials on buUdtag, which houses odtat po- tlente, was ordered evacuated. Choice SCHEIRICH CABINETS Comparatively mfid weather 25 this winter has gjven the Alps 1. Ineludet cutting A ityllng. BASE CABINETS one of Its most dlsastrouB sea. width Price sons, with at least 80 geraons 2. Can b« bniihcd itreight or 12"...... m M UUed in evolancbes. cully. Status: 21 16" ...... $S6 Ji6 The snowiUde shortly after 18"...... $81.86 ntidnlght Weihieaday started at I. A waihoMc wig that’* M iy 21" ...... $ 8M 8 about 4,600 toet above tiie Fla- to car* lor. 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CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1970 plan, either house of Congress could vsto proposed. rate What happened to Apollo 18 had one Connecticut Nixon Would Hike Price changea by a tw»4hlrda vote. important difference, apparently alaq To ease the burden on the tax­ payers of operating Ilia postal recognised and planned for four years Of Stamps to Eight Cents servlca the new organization ago. In order to permit It to land oh a Yankee would ba empowered to raise up (UoRttened IMm Pago Om ) crease for postal workara which to flO MlSon through Issuance of h b i u i 1 1 ? ' ' ^ S ? d ^ IN’: different section of the moon, Apollo 18 ■f 18 Bln«U Street Nixon oskad, on top of the six bonds. was taken off the "free-retum'' trajec­ By A .H .O . alngte piece rates by ons-tMrd Muclieeter. Conn. per cent general government "I support the proposed legto- MITES TBOM A8 r. J^ROUSON W ALTER n. FERGUSON tory which had been used by previous pay boost, was a direct out­ lation that has been agreed to in PuDitehen The President said thsM in­ growth of the recent postal Founded October 1, ISSl flights, and put on a hybrid trajectory The 1970 Connecticut iUto the negotloUona between the ‘t creases would generate more strike. convention delegate Is a new Post Office Department and the PublMied Every Evenlnx Except Sundaya which. If It continued In’ control of an than 1.0 billion a year In addi­ Under the newly recommend­ postal unlona,’’ Nixon sold, lad BoUdaya. Entered at u e Port Office lu and different breed of animal iaaoiieKer, Conn., as Second O aes Hall Apollo completely bereft of power of Its tional revehues. ed system, postal workers “ and In transmitting It to the Katter. who Is quite likely to prova would become members of a own, would have continued hurling the The rest of the money to fi­ Congress I urge that It be given SUBSCRIPTION RATES lurty and Independent at the nance higher pay, ho proposed, ''postal career service’’ and prompt and favorable cimsider: Payable in Adyance Apollo through space, but not within should corns from temporary would retain full benefits under One Tear ...... 880.00 moment Ms supposed boesee ation.’ ’ & Months ...... 16.80 some 60,000 miles of the earth. federal subsldlaatlon of the post­ the Civil Service retirement sys­ Three Months ...... 7.80 reach for’hlm. al service he wants to create. tem. One Month ...... 8.80 What had to be calculated for the acci­ In the first year, the Treasury The commission that would Blackmun’a Dau|^ter M EM BER OP dent to a hybrid trajectory Apollo was, One can see the leademhlp In would contribute 10 per eSnt of run the postal aervlce would be *Pleafed and Honored’ m E ASSOCIATED PRESS both parUes trying to *n>e A ssociate Press Is exclusively er,- then, the use of rocket power, Just be­ the coet of operating the mall called the Commlaaion on Foetal CAMBRIDGE, Maas. (AP) — titled to the use of republlcation of all thU 1970 delegate with SM sysem and, each year thereaft­ Costs and Revenues. No more Judge Harry Blackmun's news dispatches credited to It or not other­ yond the moon, to shift the Apollo back gloves. Leadership is already wise credited In *thts paper and also the er, the percentage of support than five of the nine commis­ daughter Nancy says her father. local news published here. from Its hybrid no-retum trajectory to a reluctant to try to show w would decline imtil the system sioners could belong to the same President Nixon’s latest Su­ All rifhta of republlcation of special dta- thority for fear that authority patohes herein are also reserved. free return trajectory. became self-supporting. polltical party and members preme Court nominee, is a man may already have eroded. Tbs given then, the postal service would serve nine-year staggered of “ enormous integrity and per- BE SURE BLISS has been serving the Heme The Herald Printins Compsuiy Inc., as­ It was completely essential to the sur­ sumes no financial responsibility for typo­ highest hope that party leader­ would receive some federal sub- terms. They would be nomlnat- eonal and profesMonal honesty." Owner tor 88 YEARS. For a oomptote F B U IN­ graphical errors appearing in advertise­ vival of the Apollo 13 crew, then, that It ships are entertaining, at the dldies authorised by Congress to ^ by the President subject to Miss Blackmun, 26, is an ele­ SPECTION of your home by a ‘Termite Central ments and other reading matter in The moment, la a hope that they mentary school guidance coun­ Expert, supervised by the finest technical ahatf, Manchester Evening Rerald have rocket power enough to fire its recognise Hs public service role. Senate confirmation. can obtain by nudge and hint Nixon fixed the target date for Nixon said the oommtoslon selor in the Boston suburb of phone our nenreSt local office: Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washlng- space omnibus into a new and different ton Post News Service, and paUent smlUng the same a self-supporting postal service eventually would number 11. Wayland. Except to describe F ill service client of N. E. A. Service Inc. trajectory. winA of eventual delegate at the end of 1977. The 10th member would be the herself Wednesday aa “ pleased Publishers Representatives — Mathews, movement they used to be able and honored,” she declined Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency Fortunately, for this state of thetr Another key Item In the Nixon postmaster general and the ifi — New Toric, Chicago. Detroit and Boston 4 to get almoat automaUoally. package would empciyer the then would name an llfii, who comment on the nomination, 649-9240 emergency, the power they had to have proposed postal servicO "to, en­ would be designated deputy saying; MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CraCULA In short, the party leader­ TIONS. was survi'vlng for them, in the lunar gage in collective bargaining pkMtmaater general. “ I’m not under any orders ship of 1970 are really In the The commissioners would from home on what to say, but Display lulvertialng closliBing hours module. with reoogiUzed employs organl- BUSS TERMITE CONTROL CORP. B w Monday — 1 p.m.n. Flday. position the Democratic party sattona over wages, hours, and have broad authority to decide you can understand how I fed.” For Tuesday — l p.m.0. Saturday______leadership of 1968 pretended to For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. There can be no let-up In our anxiety working conditiona generally, both postage rates and the com­ Nixon’s two previous nomi­ DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. until, tomorrow afternoon, there is a be In in that historic year. with negotiating Impasses being pensation of postal employes. nees, Judges Clement F. Hayn­ For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. However, the rate-making au­ sworth and G. Harrold Cars- The Oldest end Laiveet in Conn. For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. splash-down in the Pacific. Meanwhile, The strategy of the Demo­ finally resolved, if neceaeary, Clasaifled deadline — 6 p.m. day be­ well, both were, rejected by the cratic state leadership In that by binding arbitration.’ ’ thority would be limited to some fore publication. S p.m. Friday lor however, It makes tensely reassuring extent because, under the Nixon Senate. Batunlay and Monday publication year’s convention wlU always The eight per cent wage In­ news to be able to reeid that, four years Thursday, April 16 remain, for us, the consum­ ago, men had already studied out what mate charade of pretended would have to be done in the situation deference to the wishes end The President’s New Choice the dignity and the Independ­ which did develop with Apollo 13 Tues­ ence of the delegates. We speak for a great majority, both day night. The emergency sewer bypass can be seen here. The bjrpws was rigged ^ That was the year and tha vocal and silent, when we (xmfess that, when the existing line broke after a cave-in. The metal line runs over the convention In vdilch, contrary excavation and into a manhole below the work area. (Herald photo by Pinto) if there Is anything wrong 'with Judge to the ffdklore Senator Tom Harry Andrew Blackmun of Minnesota, On The Way Dodd to now trying to create, we would almost rather not hear about the “ boaaea’’ of the party, Don't stop thinking of natural blood who were Democratic State Emergency Bypass Set Up It. Chairman John Bailey and Gov­ as the most trreplaceable wemder of our The latest Nixon appointment to the ernor Abe Rlbiooff, plotted system of life. among themaelvea to give the Supreme Court is described as scholarly And dem't expect that, in your life­ nomination for the United When Sewer Hole Gives Way and mildly conservative. We hope Judge Statea Senate to Dodd. They time, the regular need for you to be a Installation of the Cen­ sewer line must be laid under a up to the level of the road. A Blackmun ctmtinues to seem what he had decided they had to bavs little later, the gray aewer water blood donor will lessen, or your own Dodd after they had watchad ter Relief Sewer across W. 16-inch storm drain from the seems, through the official research the Parkade. This storm drain lies was Just beginning to run over possible need of emergency blood will the Republican State Conven- Middle Tpke. by the Park- the top of the manhole onto the Senate will be doing into his career, and Um of that year select a tick­ at a depth of about 10 feet, ade came to a sudden halt ThraU said. Thrall said the road. be answered through some artificial sub­ et heavily loaded with Caitho- through the volunteer research that may yesterday when > the walls work would be difficult and A water department employe stitute. Uc nomineea. But they didn't be done by some who may have begim ■would make for slow going. was overheard remarking to a wtoh to aeem to place the party of a 10-foot deep hole be­ living in the illusion that If they keep Such cautions having been recom­ gan to collapse because of The natural wetness of the policeman directing traffic that organisation against the candi­ at that particular time of the mended, we can now look at the degree excess moisture in the ground at thto time of the year ’kicking any Nixon nominee long enough, dacies of Cheater Bowlea, who caused all of the problems. morning It ■was a peak period they can destroy him. of progress that him been made toward had been the party's Governor, ground. ' Thrall said. He said the mois­ and the pump house, located and William Benton, who had The sIdM of the bole began there by the parkade, gets over­ The great chances are that this is the an artificial blood. ture caused the gravel-llke earUi been the party’s United States to undennlne at the bottom and to undermine. loaded. kind of nomination President Nixon It was reported, to the American As­ Courtesy ESotman House, Rochester, N .Y. Senator. So they adf^ited a for­ an old sewer lost its support •Hie workmen were removing The workmen have been lay­ mal position of neutrality, and ing the Center Relief Sewer line should have made all along, and should, sociation for Thoracic Surgery, meeting GEORGE EASTMAN ON SHIPBOARD, 1890: and broke. Workmen from the some of the steel pilings this even announced that they wouM morning. The site oltolously had in various sections of town re­ if he were sincere in wishing to give the In Washington the other day, that there Photograph Taken By Fred Church With No. 2 Kodak Camera Identical To The One Eastman Is Holding retrain from voting on the first Della Construction Co. took cently. A detour was arranged quick otepa to correct the stt- a water problem as two pumps South new representation on the Court, Is now In laboratory existence a milky, convention roU caU, lest they were seen taking the drain water recently when the line was laid seem to be ptoying any favor­ tMdlon. ' A temporary bypass across Main St. near Center have found and named from the South. tnuisparent substance which, in experi­ was set up. A hose was lowered out of the excavation. ite. The sewage being pumped brings. A detour Is also There is no reason why any President ment with animals, has performed some into a manhole upstream from A Thought for Today from the manhole above the ex­ planned for Broad St. Eventual­ should have trouble finding suitable and of the vital functions of blood. It has AH this mirage having been the work area, and the sewage ly the line will connect to a new By Rowland Evans Jr. Spmisored by the Manchester was pumped downstraom across cavation to one below it seem­ Inside carefully aet up, they saw to it ed to be working all right. How­ secondary sewage treatment distlnguiahed appointments for the very proved capable o f ' carrying oxygen to (JouncU of CSiurohes the excavation and hack Into the that their own trusted aaaool- ever, the sewer water had fill­ plant to be located near the tissues and removing carbon dioxide -sewer system through a second few vacancies which occur, in any one ate, Secreteiy of State BQla ed the lower manhole and was Laurel Lake bed. .manhole down the line. generation, on the land's highest court from tissues. It might also prove cap­ Robert D. Novak Take Time Graaso, who would be reached early In the roll can, would be Workers sunk steel sheathing able of transporting enzymes. If it Report bench. “ Take Time for Friendship.” voting lor Dodd, which was into the sides of the hole to . prevent further cave-ins whUe It is to be hoped that, with Judge should ever be developed to the point tightening for the private sec­ It is the great source of hap­ something a lady of her testes SAIGON — Ultimately more frustrates the TMeu govern­ they were working. Fred Thrall Special of fhe Week! Blackman's appointment, we are where It could be thought of aa a real ominous to President Nguyen ments’ quest for broad-based tor will later extend to the piness. People are more im­ and inatlncta would have been likely to do ctily under total of the Oriswidd Engineering Co. WHILE THEY LAST substitute for natural blood, It would Van Thleu’s regime than non­ public support. army. portant than things any time. emerging from a rather discreditable pressure. The signal of her was on the scene this morning. stop Intrigues by the salon poli­ Economically, Vietnamlzatlon If South Vietnam cannot en­ When one loyes or befriends, cycle of questionable appointments have one special asset, tor it does not vote was enough for the rest of Ortewold la supervtoing the Job. HERGIR.0N RUBBER BACKING ticians of Saigon Is this harsh Is catastrophic. U.S. dollars dure such austerity, a high one risks being hurt, but not to Thrall said that the men had which really began with President John­ contain some of the natural elements economic redlty: South Viet­ into Vietnam will be reduced government official told us, the convention. Bowlea and learn to love and be outgoing Is Benton were smashed. Bailey laid a cement base for a man­ KITCHEN CARPET son's crony - oriented selecting process which clot in real blood. , nam simply cannot afford to just when they are needed “ it is a sick society that no hole and were waiting for the a li'ving death. and Rlbtootf had tha man they fight the war the spendthlrft most. With the Vietnamese in­ number of M-16 rifles can cement to harden so they could Completely Installed. ^ Q Q P er 8q . Y d. and 'udiich carried over into President The new substance is far from any American way. heriting the costly U.S. mili­ cure.” In truth, Ngoc’s policies wanM , Dodd, In the Senate “ Take Time to Lough.” It nomihatlon. And the «ily Con­ begin to build the manhole. Nixon's attempted “ Southern strategy" human veins. For one thing, It retains The new economic menace de­ tary apparatus, the Thleu gov­ are provoking some of the so­ Traffic was diverted around the helps to lift Ufa's load. A good necticut individual who ever its useful funcUiming properties only for rives from a peculiarity of Vlet- ernment’s deficit spending will ciety’s sickest but most power­ work area, and ThraH said the DAIGLE CARPET COVERING. Inc. In his second appointment opportunity. believed their charade, i^ipar- us W. MIDIH.E TPK. M7-USS MANCRESTER, CONN. namization. The Americans are continue its inflationary bal­ ful elements—the Saigon mer­ hearty sense of humor 'which street should be open by to­ No President, for any reasim, whatso­ about an hour. For another, the labora­ bequeathing to the Saigon gov­ looning. chant who evades taxes while brings a laugh clears the air ently, has been that 1970 Dodd W EN THURSDAY and F B ID A T UB 9 to9 who haa been claiming, of aU morrow. ever, should have any desire to put any­ tories aren't sure what kind of residue ernment not only ground fight­ Pham Kim Ngoc, 42, a non- drl-vlng a .Mercedes limousine, 'When tMnga get too tense or Thrall said the new sanitary ing responslblUUes but their things, that he hod to his thing less than the very best at his dis­ it leaves behind itself. political technocrat who attend­ the army troops commander serious. Learn to laugh at your­ strategy aa well. Consequently, ed the London School of Eco­ party bosses to get that 1966 who gets rich selling rice on self. Use your funny bone. posal on the Supreme Court bench. For the moment, the only possible South Vletnameae troops some­ nomics, has become the stormi­ the black market. nomination. times wearing threadbare uni­ There are enough other pieces of patron­ practical human use for the new sub­ est figure In Thleu’s Cabinet by Such well-placed corruption­ Submitted by Hto party's present leader­ forms and eating meager ra­ charging this crisis head-on ists In underdeveloped coun­ age at hand for the playing of politics. stance Is that it might serve as a solu­ ship wishes it had as handsome tions are fighting In most ex­ since becoming minister of tries usually devour techno­ Rev. Walter H. Loomla If it is legitimate for a President —and tion to keep human organs In healthy pensive style with sophisticated Community Baptist qjurch and easy a platter to use aa it economy last September. His crats like Ng;oc. Even if tries to hand the Senate nomi­ f p i f l i B r (and highly effective) U.S. almost inevitable for that matter — to condition while they are waiting to be austerity taxes on Imports so Ngoc survives, however, the nation, thto year, to some can­ hardware—howitzers and heli­ outraged businessmen, imliti- austerity measures—^unpopular seek to give representation of his own used In transplant operations. copters used in a nationwide didate its neutrality favors in clans, and the public that he though they are — probably & 1970. philosophy and his own view of the law Tbis is only a possibility. framework of fortified artlUery was forced to peel back some­ won't contain inflaticm because bases built by the U.S. in his high court appointments — then he The laboratories are a long way from what. of Vletnamlzatlon’s economic Herald , But the 1070 de^egate LT.WOOD To some non-military Vietna­ should honor the philosophy and princi­ the end of their quest. In fact, however, the taxes disruption. Thus, the economic feels the looseness of the reins; mese officials, they cannot fight neither raised enough revenue struggle in Saigon, scarcely be to not Uk^y to be in any ple he Is trying to serve by finding the LOCKER PLANT AND MEAT MARKET But they have come this far. the war as though they were nor Inhibited luxury imports less Important than the battle Yesterdays hurry to take' the gentle hint; • finest and cleanest champion of such Yankees but must find a cheap­ sufficiently. The result: Still to pacify the countryside, is be might brepk into a real er, distinctively Vietnamese philosophy and principle. sterner, more unpopular meas­ the cause for much less opti­ 2S Years Ago runaway if awbody tried to ■way. The alternative, they feel. ures by Ngoc. The government mism. use the whip oh him. ALL OUR MEATS ARE FRESHLY CUT AND DISPUYED President Nixon, for two nominations, Blame To Share Is to be bled white financially, this week will ban imports on F(%artya purchase coal and x f thereby sacrificing the fruits of oil business formerly owned by let himself slip into a careless disregard Mr. Nixon's enemies had a lot of fun all luxuries, from passenger He to wearing, the 1970 dele­ any mlUtary success. autos to the motor bikes which On This Date Archie Hayes. gate, a faint, sardcnlc smile as NOT PRE-PACKAGED of ills own best objectives and standards. over the weekend Jumping up and down President Thleu, realizing about the President's remark that the have become this country’s In 1862, Napoleon m declared he hears tte leaders protest The subsequent penalties have ’ been military requirements will re­ chief means of transportation. war against the Mexican leader, their current neiftrahUos. Thto current Senate simply would not approve main beyond any negotiated 10 Years Ago *%Egeat«d high. His choices themselves have en­ a Supreme Court nominee who was both This, in turn, will surely be Juarez. year he to quite Ukely^to tako halt In actual fighting, undei^ followed by higher taxes gen­ In 1906, the Pacific cable was Jaycee-PTA Easter Egg Hunt them at their word, even after TOBIN'S MUST PRIZE Price countered unnecessary hardship. He conservative and Southern. stands the need for cutting mUl- erally. Provided the military's completed between the United attracts nearly 1,000 youngsters they themaelvea have given It The President had given his enemies tary costs. But he also Is known himself has been goaded Into a loss of objections are overridden, belt­ States and China. to Valley St. playground. up. f r e s h , b o n e l e s s , l e a n a little something to work with, of to feel that time will be needed temper which at least momentarily course; his remark wasn't exactly the to change the way the war Is I threatened, again unnecessarily, re­ smartest thing he ever said. Anit-South- fought. Handsome grained American Walnut color em and anti-conservative feelings in the lations between the White House and the Senate were far from the whole reason Indeed, South Vietnam's mili­ The UNDEN • S2960W tary establishment, stlU wield­ Senate, and which seemed to establish — far from the major reason — the .Ideal for most any room in your home, ing political power that Thieu Carswell nomination was rejected. 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Tom fliiU taiY auocsM against' the Wicker, the New Y o ^ Times' high- CbmmuMstS''nas escalated con- which, even If Apollo had loat all'power, If You Like The Best Give Us A Test Modern TV Service Stan’s TV Service 20th Century Television decibel columniat, even calls It "Mr. 'ifoimdliig to the piilnt at ' ino’ChicMo ooih I would atUl have carried the aMp around kway inflation, sebdiiig the r." r, 111 I. ),;, \ I I 1. 11. Nixon's Bay of Pigs." i1 BHMU ST. MAR OF ICE PLANT, U.nllaul : " . ■' Mnn M im ''t 11‘fl "" the moon and then into a frM fall back We hope Mr. Wicker la right. If this of living right off the is the worst-trouble Mr. Nixon gets Into, 'C h a r ts , Tile price of rice Jumped M.iiu l> 1 ciui. I’hoiu' I ■ Ml’..;,Mil.;. 11 . ',.1111I ,,mi riuI’li.iiu. u u ' M1.1" l" . . I I 11 I .. 1.II.. ii.. ■. > ‘ . n-.,. toward earth on a path that would per­ flinty 6F FRM FARKINO SFACI the nation U in for a pretty good eight 60 per cent the p a st year, a mit a sale re-entry. years. — W AIi. STBBffllT JOURNAL critical poUticat indicator that h I a ff'^x ;A- A '.' A 'V \ \ \ \/ V \ W A ^ -((:A , \"A', ’ V .' V \ \ MAWCHESTER EVENIWQ HERAIJ). MANCHEVrEK. GOMM«. THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1970 BCANCHESTEB EVENING MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1970 p A Q i N m a Hehron Top Officials S T A R <5A*ElC*iv^ South Windsor ^ Bobby Seale •By CLAY R. P b L U N - Ailll LIIRAblEPlJb NOMEMADE BAKED BEAN SWKR your Doll/ AtllvH/ Guido M TV-Radio Tonight Conf er On Cub Pack MAS. II titr.r. II Aocording lo Iho Sian. * G O P Picks Faces Trial A fi It OCT.f. t t ih f ^ Oomiwiiittir BairtM Obinh Mrs. Florenoe M. Gibson 11^ 2- 9-1 M3| To davalop meitaga for Friday, reod words corretpxindlng to numbers l4.1B.24.29r: 577 EAST CENTER STREET Sfirs. Florence Mae Oibson, S4, State School Names New l>to-73«>-92 34-3M6 V of '40 Flower St„ widow of In Chicago TAURUS of your Zodiac birth ilg a New Head Television Saturday, April 18,1970 IC08PI0 Arthur Olbeon, died late last (OontlBaed from i W * Oae) Af». tt 1 Don't 31 Rtoion 61 Fovoftd SiBO (I) Pen, Nsmb (8) Trelk er Osseeaeeaeei (0) Officers O'irX HAT It 2 Romontic 32 ^ ly 62 Truttworthy (U) Deaali tka Msaoee (IS) OaaOM OasMra _ Two Sittinga-^-By Raaorvatious Only 3 Advico 33 Troding 63 fU6sor>obl« Wednesday (M) 'n u I* Ik* f i e (8a-ie)llews — Wealker — ^ bom March passerby notified poUce after he ,12-13-17-40 4 ChM rhil 34 ComM 64 Off«r«d (M) MwMtora ieerla sad Peolare (O) 5:00 P.M. and 6:80 PJI. Robert Craig has been named «, lato in Mancherter. daughter saw the father ouUlde the house ^ 'J2-73-79-87 501 35Whot 65Prt|ud)c« Ilia eleotlon of a now obalr- (48) OlUlaaa’* hteaS 7i88 W PaaUhr Affair (0) MMINI 6 la** 36 Ar^ 66 Fritndly man for tha local RapubUoon SiU (48) WMUwr Wo4*k (8048) DoaM Beeos (0) of James and Elisa VWer Bur- ^ ^ With blood on his head. aa oonuntttw chairman of Oub 7R6ln 37 Ptrhopc 67,UntMptettd 8iS6 (8) aten, Ike iton (0> (8) To4 WnSois Mery (0) CaU 649-8924 or 649-5580 II lAIHTTARIUS Town Committee wiU be the (18) Leave II te Beaver (18) WtoPs My Use (0) dick, and had Uved here all her Soout Pack 38 tor next year. (Zi^U AT 8 O fhtrt 38MoV 68 Now NOT. life. She was a former Ubrarian April 23 « charges s t e ^ After psychiatric tesU, Lucas " 9 Conctrnt 39'A 69 Accord main order of buslneaa at Ha (88) V8 Mavy Pltaa (68) Pat Paoleee Skew (O) Donationa: Adult $1.25—Child 75c Ottiar laadars tor tha year wUl Die. (88) Oinisaa^e Ielaa« 8iM (8) Jim Nakan Near (0) at the Marv Cheney Ubrar>-. * « » « violence at the 1068 was found legaUy sane and was lO C h o ncn 40 Womort 70 UpMtt next - meating, scheduled tor 3- 8-23 I I NMd 41 Borgoln* 71 By (48) Trelk er CeaeeaaeBeee (18) Merle She was a member of South DemocraUc National Conven- committed in March 1988 to the - ba Robert Dixon, anangomonts ^-42-48 1623-28-434 (8-46) Tkal OM (O) l2 Lo d y 42 L ift 72 Buy $1-67-70 \ next WodiModay at 8:10 p.m. in 8i8t (8-8) Weelker — ■perle eai Meriden school. ofaalrman; Harry Wlrth, trea­ 13 Your 43 For 73 But New* (0) 8:84 (648) BawUeked (O) Iftilted Methodist Church, Its ‘I*®- ^ , CANCIR the cotmeU chambers of Town (18) Mr PaverMe Marllaa (8048) Iim s Ms PoUce say the youths got an--. surer; Mlohaol Ivey, awarda > j„\JU N lt1 l4(}ppo,lt« 44 Fovoroblo 74 Stored CAPRICORN 8:88 (8) Oriels (O) Women’s Society of Christian V.B. District Judge JuUu« J- 15 Luck 45 To 75H«lpt Hall. (86) Hiakwair Falrel Arm y carbine and a quantity of'" Die. (88) MeBele^a Navy (84n Tkis U Tam Jeaee (G> Service, and wa* a former Sun- Hoffman, who aeparated Seale a chairman; Klaus Todte, oub- II 16 Um 46 To 76 Poy« Robert W . Warren, the pres­ 8:88 (18^ ) Apeli* » Ceveraas (G) ammunition B’edneiday momlng 1 7 0 r 47 Your 77 in JAN. (46) New* day School teacher. She was also case from those of seven other mostor; Frank OMfford, aaols- f^39-42-49 ent head, w ill not be one of the 6i66 (46) 77 8wi*et Mrip 18:88 (84) Aaearkis sa ISe llsea: and started Bring at cars cn ’ 185m 48^thtr 78 Who 4- 634-37^ (48) Parle 7868 (G) a member of the Women’s defendanU who became known toat oubmaster; Frad Brohant, W ^W 7M I.86 IVShoddy 4 9 T o TPYou candidates. In statement is- Site (8) News' witk Waller Grea- 44-4637 Idle (18) Tee O’Glsek Sepert (G) Christian Temperance Union. as the Chicago 7, said Wednes- Leiwls Avenue and at construe-" Wabalo loader, utd Roy BTlrth, UO 20 Soiling 50 Bo 80 S«r3titiv« sued tMa weak, he anhouhced (0) 18:88 (U) Tempo U (O) tion equipment workinf on Route _ ■21 AriorchondlM S I Avoid 81 NMdt AQUARIUS (8) New* witk PYaSk 11:88 (4#)Ifswe — Wealker sad Survivors include a step- day in Chicago that Seales’ trial aostotant Wabalo laadar. J m r II 22 Your S2 Friond 82 Hondlirtg JAN. tt that he would retire. ■af) fridoy only! daughter. Miss Ethelyn Gibeon on federal charges of conspir- 88, hitting at least two cars and lh a pack will hold its month­ i^AUO. tt 23 It 53FlrtorK99 830vtr* Warren, Who was elected last (U) Dick Vaa Dyke 11:88 (ZhDIek Oavell Skew (G) ni. I t . (88) Geasdiaa Travel Film of Manchester; and a cousin, acy to Ifkcite to riot will begin a construction truck. ly mooting tomorrow evening eit 24 W ill 5 4 M m B4Th« September when Royal E. 1:88 (4IJ New* HM:dlla*« — VSAP 1^32-33-47 25 Buying 55 Thon 85 Cor«fuHy 19-21.38-30/ (86) Haalln-Brlekley Beperl ■ellslM* Film aad aisa Off Mrs. Milton FYeeman, also of as scheduled. Both boys were charged with '' T:S0. Because of Bonding and i>^36-74 26 Altarripl 56 Huntirsg 86 It 1^72-8388^ Cowles resigned, cited “ new 6:U (M) Lseal News 1:88 (8) Miutlakt Meri* chair * 7:66 (8) Qeldee Veysse Manchester. Hoffman denied two motions assault with Intent to commit.. wajdng operattoos at the He­ VIROO 27N o l 57 RomoTKO 87 UrMKpoctodI rise n bueiness commitments” behind TBA murder, and Lucas was a ls o " II 28 W itt SaCon 88Now ■ lealler - Bi (8) N*we — Waalkar aad Funeral services will be tc- by Charles R. Garry, the black bron Elementary School, the AU9. 29 8 * 50 Thon 89LorM*njn his (tectalon. He expressed re­ part <0) B^rto re-web kit i morrow at 3 p.m. at South Unit- militants' attorney. One asked ohaiged with conspiracy, for-,, mooting will bo hold In die SIN. II aoGiv* 60 Sotmont 90 ConridtrKO MAR. I » 'i 5 ^ gret that he could hot run again 2 7 SEE SATURDAY'S TV WEBR FOB COMPLETE USTINOS pkg. ed Methodist Church. The Rev. Hoffman to disquaUfy himself gery and obtaining goods under - 23-33-36 4/17 all ciriors! two packages auditorium at the 'onead Hill "^G ood Neutral 1- 7-10-43M-' but emphasised the talent avail­ leg. SSo Dr. J. Manley Shaw, pastor, will as presiding Judge and the false pretenses. -r> Sdiool. >41-3661 Fl»v € 49-71-83-90 able to fill the position. re-do a chair. officiate. Burjal wlU be in East other askd that the indictment Dorsey, in his statement, said The boys have been working Warren mentioned that a Radio Cemetery. against Seale be dismissed. he will ask the state to hold., on a olrous theme for the eve- Claus,” said Jim LoveU then— nominating committee, heculed (This listing inclodee only those xewa broadcasts of 18 or 13 FYiends may call at the “As feu: as I'm concerned, up plans to expand the school. . ning's entertainment. and there couldn’t have been a State T o Lose by Fred DeOiacomo, is select­ minute length. Some atatkme oavry ether ehoii uewecaato.) Batkins Funeral Home, 142 E. tms case will go to trial,” Hoff- He called it ” a miracle that Uttte League more perfect tensiMi-easer. ing candidates from the 80 Center St., tonight from 7 to 9. man said in denying the mo- doaena of people were not killed little League tryouts will be There is little to ease the ten- 60,000 Jobs D ue member Town Committee. HMOB-fU 8:00 News Ik l or mortally wounded,” and said ■* |;00 Borttord HIgbllillit* 8:10 ■ Up on Sports ~ — tions. "It will retain its place held this Saturday afternoon at sion on this flight, nor will there rwi ^ « nonunauonaNominations wmwill auoalso ibe taken };00 News 9:00 .wMioursba, _ ^ Kryslewics calendar until a motion the incident ltse)f was “ shock- , 1 p.m. at St. Peter’s bollfield. be until successful splashdown I O M ilitary Cllts from the floor, he aald 8:00 OeMlrtit 9:10 ^ ,1 *nt m ■*6' 13:00 Quisi Hoar* I ^ G 1888 “ > ^ contrary.” Pinkies Capped for Service to Hospital ii^” and "almost incredible." Any boy who is newly regia- Friday, In Ms statement, Warren WPOP—I4U fosd, father Theodore Kry- Seale was sentenced to four Meanwhile, a union represent-., DURHAM. N.H. (AP) —New praised the local RepubHoan 3:(W Mike Oreen ‘ s-oS A^tenuM MdlUoe tared In tha program or who The talk Is In numbers and 7:00 Ray Dunaway 4:16 Marfcat Baeotr stewicz of Manchester, died years and 13 days in prison for Miss Linda Pisch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Pisch of bottom row, left* to right, Kathy Peters, 104; Robin Hall, 121; Ing workers at the school sent a-^ played on a form team last switch settings, orders and England is already In a "post­ Party unit tor recent election 12:00 Bobby Rivers 4:33 Afternoon Edition yesterday at St. Francis Hos- 8:30 Waathtr contempt of court as a result 71 Grant Rd., a member of the Manchester Memorial Hospital Marlene Klein, 144; Debbie Rosati, 143; Mary McCone, 96; Meri telegram to Gov. John Dempsey,,„ year must attend the tryouts, questions, checks and rechecks. vitdorles. He characteilsed the wmp—u » pital, Hartford. w ar" slump in employment, and 8:00 News 7:00 Accent 70 of his outbursts in Hoffman's Mercer, 133; Susan Knowlton, 90; top i-ow, Kathy Lyrnis, 111; asking immediate stepa to make - town unit aa especially eneiget- 6:10 Dnete Jay 7:86 Eidwln Newman Report* Auxiliary (Pinkies) with 234 hours sendee, was capped by Mrs. The boys are reipieated to bring BuaineasUke, crisp, muted—like It’s going to get a lot worse Survivors aOao include courtroom while being tried the school more'safe. It charged.., ic and “ reepoDSible.” 0:00 News 7:46 Joe Oaraiitola wife. his parents, and Raj'mond Korner, a supendsor of nurses, in ceremonies last Pat Poitras, 103: Kathy Donovan, 144; Abbie HorBdtz, 93; gloves If they have them. human computers giving read- 6:10 Walter Croo)du 8:03 Pop Concert with the other seven. that “ lack of concern and fore­ Boys who have not yet reg- outs. during the next 12 months, an Warren mentioned 'Tom Don- 8:30 PliU Buraeu 9:03 Nlfhtbeat night in the Doctors’ Dining Room of the hospital. A Pinkie Elaine Chenard, 97; Barbara Pastula, 146; Mary Dalton, 120; sight at the h ipest level has., 11:00 New*, Weather ***^^**!*' , ^ Since then, he was returned Istered and wish to do so should Power is the scarcest com- economist said today. neUy, South Wlndaor’s represen­ 7:00 The Wond Tonlgm must give 50 hours of sendee to the hospital to receive her and Gina Cavagnaro, 127. Liz Schettler with 102 hours is not led to this crisis.'’ 7:20 Frank Gifford 11:23 Sport* Final Saturday ^ San Francisco, his home- attend Saturday's tryouts. Reg- modity, so what Is said often Prof. David Plnsky of the Unl- tative to the General Aseembly, 7:43 LowsII ’ntoinae 11:83 Other side ot the Dav pictured. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) The union asked that armed.. ■ „ town, where he waged an un- cap. Others capped last night and their hours of sendee are. Mration foo fa |3 and the boya can hardly be heard. Orders are veralty of Connecticut said the in i>artlcular. The town “ needs state policiemen be assigned to , ^ euccessful fight against extradl- must be accompanied by their passed up far ahead of time for 8lx-state region can expect to more offl(daIs like Tom Donnel­ Bashlngton St. Hartford, with Connecticut to face mur- the school and that more maxi­ parents or guaidlana. there la fear there could be a 130,0(X> factory Jobe during ly who wlU say what needs say­ ^ req^em kidnaping charges in mum seciulty unite be made ■* ing and do what needs doing,” T H i N K ^ A U "SKSr“ ^ ®5 Apollo 13 on Course, 1 7 6 Vote at 1 p.m. Housing Unit Says Town Simdeiy Is annual clean-up communications cutoff. toe period, Dettvered In kfaanliiakir « connection with the torture and available to house "hard-cofd - he said. H a i ^ . at 9 Burial ^ be in ^lex Rackley. A total of 176 enroUed Re- dangerous boys until suitable. “ day at the CHlead Gangregation- ground reads news items ®con'- they II be traveling 24,623 lation ways. N o Joking But much of that part of Apollo mUes an hour.' timate would be accurate. At a meeting ofr the Human ^ to® toe telegram ment. 18 is powered down. minimal, he said. M ^oriSlI^uS' ^ “ ®*****" Uc’e*ctlmTas'^iiied'''S''La^ For instance, the life systems Memorial Hospital. Rackley. a The 1 p.m. totals in the Relations Commission last ®ald last ^ h L They did a Dorsey. In his statement, said The efficient find sleek space­ “ I f this seems large,” said The landing site in the Pacific moon lander, handling the On Apollo Plnsky, “ let me point out that seven voting districts were; month, representatives of the work, they ^ n t a Iri ..j seriously question the logic craft has become a make-do af­ r i^ iT Panther from Xew York. Seale's about 380 miles southeast of greater volume of air in both job losses in this region from 23 in District One. 20 in Dis­ League of B'omen Voters main- ? tone on it, and ttoy sho^d behind a so-caUed open inriltUT, fair with notebook covers em­ thf nr H n r v ^ r f Samoa. The carrier Iwo Jima ships, proved unequal to the trict TWO, 17 in District (Conttamed from Page One) June 1969 to February 1970 to­ talned that the MHA was not comn^nded, but I tiiink Xhe which is located' in an urban ployed to block off vents, tape ^ s w r t i Durkw M d ^ Garry called for Hoffman to was steaming toward the area task, and carbon dioxide began Three, 29 in District Pour, 23 taled 38,000.” facing the responsibility cf pro­ town of Manchester s h ^ d ^so ^rea and which is used to house .. was suhriae on the moon’s high- holding them in place much as a disquaUfy himself on the basis and expected to be on station to build up in the atmosphere, in District Five, 40 in Dis­ ^ commended for ^ it has ^.^o are not Just tie-"' The post-WoiM War It slump Uved in the Manchester-Vemon viding adequate low and mod­ lerwte where he would have g;ane schoolboy might put up posters. ^ ^ of "the record" of the Chicago 7 Friday morning. Mission Control instructed the trict Six, and 22 in District which hit in 1048 involved a loss area aU of her Ufe. erate income housing in Man­ done in this rega^. llnquents but in many cases..,, exidoring today but he was ___ riot-conspiracy trial. The lidge a tropical storm was about astronauu to rig up a makeshift Seven. Atty. Diana said that Belss seriously deranged Indlvi- ^ Survivors, besides her hUB- chester and was closing the heading back to earth. band ” tachide ‘J ^ e w Seale bound and 700 miles from the splashdown air-cleaning system using their had eisked them to comment ^ flight, when success was M t yet 12 monU^ Plnsky reined, doors against integration of For Lovel), BYed Haise and taken for g r a n ^ Scott Carpen- the post-Korean War H e iw Durkee of Broad Biook courtroom before point, but was not expected to spacesult hoses, plastic bags, and, "B 'e're commenting. B’e Dorsey said the police inves- 1 new people from Hartford and John Swigert It haa been a voy- ter was serenaded in earth orbit slump In1908-64 Involved a loM S j E v e J T t t t ^ k ^ f ruling him in contempt. ^ threat. ^ ^p e ami litlUum hydrodde can- think that everything's being tigation showed that the two-o w w A.,. W, A M M t. c l o f -T -v o n iH t h A 4, w4a.A * « • - M l * . frrtT Y , t h t t r n t n m n n A surrounding towns. age as fuU of dashed hopes as it by a broadcast of his favorite of 160.000 Jobe in 12 months, ^ ^ ^ ^ Isters from the command ship, done.” boys were trying to escape a t ., ford: four airier.. Mrs. George "m e entry and weather to- Aquarius Court Cases Members of the MHA denied was of dariger. song: "Yellow Bird.” On Oeml- The Vietnam war escalated At the end of the letter to the time, and that one of them Listerine EUlri^Manch^hta^^- “"h^'is^tiL^iuI^ *>««" ^ toe proved a remarkaWe ma- this last night and. in response IB the conversati«ma between nl 5 It was "Drifting and mdUtary production and boosted ton Zinsser of South Bindsor, time,” .. Mission Control radioed, ^bine, operating as it never was to a request from Town Mana- i e oWalned “ a new heavy,,, c iB c n r IS the ground and the crew of Dreaming.” On Apollo 8: "F ly factory emirtoyment In tiie re- Mrii. Lawrence J. Bums of "V erj’ good," replied com- mtended to do. It was built to ger Robert We^. wrote a for- .j^^eeX thT’eff<^’being '“**‘"*^ ‘ ApoUo 18, too, there haa been no Me to the Moon.” gjon by 140,000 Jobe In 1964-60, r . t s x 3 s i Antiseptic Hartford and Mrs. Etether Rocb\1Ue Seselon l-assssss-'l mander Lovell. land on the moon, and it is nor- mal letter of response to «e r te d by the League of Worn- Joy. ApoUo 18—LoveU, Halae aeid Plnsky, but now military l>aEaiasi*'| Moore of St. Petersburg, Fla.; All the astronauts slept lor msilly the command ship's Job A 19-yearoId Vernon >-outh, commenting on each of en Voters in comprising their ^ e r tiO ^ th " fact tlmt the*mm No jokes, no laughter. No bu- and Swigert—cmly one sound la contracts are on the decline. and several nieces and neph- Busing Students about six hours today as they to power the combined vehicles Ronaldlonald McKinley of Thrall Rd., to® League s four recommenda- report, and trust that these rec- in M »rtd»n *iw .- gle wake-up calls, no whistles, wanted. “ With the 28 per cent cut in Join Program rested lor the return home. through space. receivedAnAU-AH a ^siisnAndp-d n d e d one-yearnne-venr tions to the Board of Directors, oommendatlons m m e n d a t lo willn s r e receive c e iv e not purchased suspects, who was. by,_ No music sent up, no puns sent The sound of the adiistle that such oontracte in 1969 and furth­ Funeral services will be doiirn. pipes them aboard the recovery Imh a le a twslemer Haise was in good splriU. But after the rupture Monday sentence Tuesday on a charge of ^ ® nermlttedpermitted to leave the nremisespremises er cuts schedided for this year, Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Wat- Seven Assumption Junior There are attempts to tighten ship, ••irmn ifn. ® to the LM as a lifeboat. ing and entering with criminal ^botild puUicly assert Manches- _ , »* ■ 1 basis.” ’’How arould you tike to spend a flare-up in Vietnam or a ardrim. parior of the Wapping ,^hool on Tuesday gave a 43- Mission Control. “ Aquarius has been a good intent. The charge was in con- tors willingness to assume S l O C K . a week on an aircraft carrier He Dies of Heart Attack breakout In fighting elsewhere Woodbury Community Church, will of. "H e's hating a baU,' replied ^^1^ LoveU commented. It nectlon with a braek into an El- housing leadership in the Great- He didn't say which of the sus-,^ ¥ for April minute presentation of mono- NEB' YORK (A P ) — Stock pects had allegedly botight the getting ba(;k?” aska Jack Loua- will change this,’ ’ he added. Bciate. Burial will be in Etest mii>..niavinir rtreeic and *he ground was never better than during llngton store last fall. McKinley er Hartford region While Driving Highway M fld prices showed modest losses gm . ma from Houston. And Haise The decline in factory em­ . SS; J •B.th, iSp.,..,rpA>b..lo„ ,or o„i iZS “"SonA, Md, h. vv. th. answers; ANSONIA (AP)—Angelo Fa- ployment win affect all indus­ “ I f I can get on that aircraft ma, 60, of Ansonia, died Wed- tries, said Pinsky, "since the FOR NURSES Beauty Soap a responsible fair housing o r The family suggests that any Assumption pupils pertlclpat- Haise said. carrier, I dim’t care how l Third: That' the four- year hind 2.70 at 779.90. of facility in this community, With their situation so peri- driving west on Pulaski High- fense plante wilt result In less Society, 237 E. Center St. purchases of consumer goods in BEAUTICIANS Kimberly Chmura, Karen card the powerless service mod- ..farther off course than any assault. residency requirement for en- Declining issues on the New "B e also question the ad- louB is it Jctice or truth? way. 6 h,49^ Daigle, Patricia Remmey. and and the lunar module which ^jt^er moon flight. They are not Other fines le\1ed by Judge fj-ance tato Manchester "public Stock Exchange widened visabillty of spending any fur- Thla flight la serious busIneM. Hte car veered to the left, general.” HOUSEKEEPERS Battle of Bands Llnda Splnnato. h ^ been their lifeboat. a capture condition." Ell Cramer included Rajinond bousing should be eliminated, fhelr lead over winners to a ther funds at this location, and!.. On Apollo 8, at Chrlatmastime, crossed the center island, Pinsky recommended that or­ Project Concern children Then they must power up the Suspense built as the time Fetko. 40, of 978 Hartford Tpke.. fourth: That the Board "targin of approximately 3 to 2. we shall so advise Commissioner^ the tensest moment was waiting knocked over a smell tree, and ganized labor support measures RECEPTIONISTS for the q 7ac®*lHp to come hit the HlUh^ Hoae Co Jire- to provide employment in other X.' Colgdte Set Tomorrow were Derrick Lane. Joseph command ship on its re-entr>- neared for the engine bum. But Vernon, failure to rmove Junk, Directors should publicly *^® market had been declining B'ayne Mucci,” Dorsey contln- V Owens. Eric Coke. Richard batteries for the blazing dive the astronauu, commander $25: Michael Prokop, 19, of 26 commit lUelf and the Town of ®toce the start of the session. ued. around the moon and into radio house. types of industry and t o relieve LAB TECHNICIANS A "Battle of the Bands" will Cooper. Cassandra Bent. C>m- back to earth, the last act in the Lovell at the controls, carried it PlUsburj- HiU, RockMlle, aban- Manchester to a policy offering Th® underlying factors drag- Dorsey said he and the sUte " contact. q He was dead on arrival at the harriiip ot families hit by Toothbrushes be waged tomorrow night at the thla Hutchins, Patricia Ricks, most perilous drama in the his- off without a hitch. The bum donlng motor vehicle, $20; Julia ^ reasonable aid to non-profit K*ug the market down appeared legislators would ask Mucci “ to "B e advised there ta a Santa Griffin Hospital in Derby. unemployinent. DENTAL HYGIENISTS statAState Armory Armnrv nnon Mainvroin St.St TheThA k Koreen'aaaaa ev.Ai.AAShakes. v Yolanda a 1oa.«a tory of space flight. shot Apollo 13 tow.ard a 10-mlle- H. Poole. Box Mountain Dr. conventional housing spon- to be: The masslv'e debenture postpone the expenditures of the event is sponsored by the Man- Hams. Sharjl Woolford. and A team of Mission Control by-14 mile "keyhole" in the sky Vernon, Molation of stop sign, wTirrants offering this week recent bond issue for construe-■ PROFESSIONAL Chester Jaycees and is a Pam Murphy. specialists has been working —a point some 400,000 feet and^jGej.ald^J^tei^^Mapie response to the first recom- American Telephone k Tele- tion until this question receives* 4J1 preliminary to the state-wide T h e program, directed by four around the clock to perfect the above the Pacific where the as- Ellhigton,** improper left n^endatlon,______the _ MHAwrrva states in Ffuph, wliich alnlirmMlsiphoned rtf#off fiinHcfunds a satisfactory answer,anawA** ** - _ AIDES . . . AND Adult. Medium or herd. battle, also to be held in Man- University of Connecticut grad- highly technical procedures for tronauu will start the fier>' re- ‘um, $10. letter to B'elss, that, "The from the stock market; pessi- Dorsey said “ the Connecticut J Chester. uate studenU serting their in- bringing the spacemen back entry. Ix>ra>-ne Marglotta of Sleeping Board of Directors of Msmehes- mlsm stemming from numerous School for Boys as it presentiyl WHEREVER A The contest will begin at 7:30 temship requiremenU at As- from the brink of disaster. Th® “ top apparently had been Giants Apts.. Rockville, was through the Citizen's Ad- reports of lower flrst-quarter stands poses a severe safety* Milt RAKE ^ i FASHION UNIFORM p.m. and will run until 11. Five sumption, was the first "People A.,ronauta on th trr imH knocked off course during an- found innocent after a court trial ylsory Committee has taken a earnings; and the retreating problem to the people of Meri-> (. Tame bands have registered to ap- Need People" program given rrrtic th other engine bum Tuesday night on a charge of faUure to grant leadership role to enlist the bond market. den and Imposes an extraordta-; It’s hard to believe that you can get IS NEEDED pear, but there is room for two by the Travelers aub, a group ^®*^® ^ e p w e a ^ e s speeded up their homeward half the highway. resources of the Town of Man- The Associated Press 60-stock ary burden on the pfrtlce depart-* so much labor saving capacity for U n Cream Rinse more bands. Any group interest- formed to help build the self- ^ after- after tliey passed NoUes were granted to Henrj- Chester and surrounding areas average slipped .4 to 275.3. In- ment of the city.” ed in competing should caU Jar ...... ------a noon before in^tmctlnn, »r » r...... _ so little money... but it’s true. Ask Jan images of 20 boys and girls in “ T " >^7 ® instructions are re- tjje backside of the McFarlane, 51. of 102 B est Main to provide housing for all of dustrials were off 1.2. rails up The three state representatives* King's Uniform-of-the- Peterson, 86 Doane St. immediledi. Grades 6-8. ®>'®-stems about 7 :30 the Bldte House, through NASA with abandoning a motor Housing Authority Is not only ------“ at King's low discount value it;" "Two Cent Tax," "Icosahe­ lliliaorscs D odd Tw° hours later AdmlnUtrator Thomas O. vehicle; Leslie B'. Hunter, 61. of on record for fair housing in prices. dron." and "Together." they are to Jettison the serMce Paine. The President postponed 243 East Center St., Manchester. Manchester, but practices it Playtex Handsaver Judges for the battle will be HARTFORD, Conn. (A P ) — module by exploding connecting a planned Thursday night charged with defective brakes, continually in its admissions Cummings Cites Barry the newly crowned Miss Man­ Sen. TTioma^ J. Dodd has been bolts. spieech on Vietnam because of and Josep>hii!e Ekrtell of 16 Oak procedures." DRIP DRY chester. Maria Stdazar; Ray endorsed lor renomination by Because the tank rupture oc- the endangered flight. St., Rockville, charged with un- i^ respionse to the third As ‘Logical’ Candidate Gloves Beller of Seller's Music Shop: Lodge 364 of the International curred in the serMce module it —B'eather observers said a necessary noise with a motor recommendation “ The Housing DACRON-NYLON and.. Carmine.A ...,,,.. Filloramo>, local T ' ’® Commission believes that a Manchester Democratic TVwn Newington. Glastonbury. Rocky: There will be dancing while ^ statement B’ednewiav re pnti^ a p p e a ^ pe ing with unsafe reasonable residency require- dudrman Ted Cummings, in a HUl and Marlborough, "a ll o4* 57' the bands perform,Derform. tickets will . . . .. ^ re-entry missions. To avoid a headed tov^-ard the recovery ment should be maintained un- statement today, said “ Dave whia^wldne.^ organized labor. The command ship has 99 am- tord areas. tog In the Town of Manches- of East Hartford; In November one of the 11 c a ^ d a tea Who U* per. Smart front buckle belt Crayola ter.” 1988 he won big over Ted La- putting hU fu tiS Ton ttw Una.: Anv In Its fnr a rdii^Ar Lodge 334's business manager, hours of electrical power to The hearing will be May 8 at landscape project of the area to y In its r^u est for a rehear- j^nn^r ma>t>r Joseph V. Cron- tabbed at the start of re-en- 10 a.m.. In Room 583A of the Concerning _ the . poasibUity . of Bonne of Manidieater ___ and *^® BViurth Seiuitorlal Diatrtct* trim. White or blue, for jr around the administration buUd- to*Se to- to®'*®■ • P *w «n winaar. HsJ • did not intend to condemn the the town counsel's office in was plenty of drinking water. „iUe, or the first one and one- scape architect who aaelated to take action on any except Barry beat them both.” “ • dedicated pubUc aervaat,* principle of' zone fares. Our the Municipal Building. The astronauts had a 30-hour fifth minutes of waiting time; the orgonzlation in editing ite COMPLETE SELECTION Doodle Pads margin in the lunar module oxj-- plus ten cents for each addl- 1970 IS ^ lto T T f “ ’2 ®”* tovolvlng residency re- Cummings pointed out that, in main objection to Penn Oentral's The seasions are tor OF HOSIERY & SHOES pcopoaal was, and still is, that those town residents who gen supply and about 300 extra Honal one-quarter mile, or standard apeciflcUtiona. ^ qulremenU. ^ d S u J d !? S EQUIPMENT ns-Tiii tt antalla high Inereaaea for tha srlsh to fjle suggestions or ampere hours In the lunar mod- each additional one and one- architect, who la lnv«Uved in The other propoeala. Atty. Dl- f»*T e rt In a ^ c l a l alec- grew io to T DIeWrt ALSO AVAILABLl AT New Tork uaera of certain types comjdaints on any subject ule electrical supply. fifth minutes waiting------. ------time. 'New Haven redevelopknent, iraa ***• were more the re- tion, the — Fourth Senatorial would ha m im Im ■« KINO'S LOW PRICES S - ’ l o f tIckoU and an U per cent within the board's Jurisdic­ •nje spacemen had turned off No change is being asked In given a choice ot projects tha »PonshJblllty of the Board of DUtrtet was comprisad of Man- hteTun JTluIV h? 2 2 L ; .J Ronis S3, Vsnta, Oois ovar-aU increase In revenue tion. moat UfbU and they groped the no • ch aff a • for • extra - C tC A would undtrtaka. Tw^ad- Dlractora. cAaatar, Eaat Hartford, ^ auMtad gmni^ DaSStftoT^ throu|t3 tba two darkenad paaMzi|^ra rule. ^sA.-llM n. S AJIL-d F JE .— Frt. ■ AJIL-U F J1 — ■ AJE.-4 F J L without a pcopar cost Mudy.” waa hia aaiaettoo. Aa to tha raaidancy raqulra* Watharafleld, South tWadaor, WaatUngton.

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«s for a laceration below Ms uiilch mors' than half of the Chamher of Commerce Award 300 Injured right eye. Layoffs Rise d t y ’s 28,000 taaohers w ars Mis OnterSpace As a result of the dlsorden, for the fourth day, wss termed NOTICE TO MY PATIENTS the city of Cambridge notified a "local Issue’’ by Cfov. Ronald AtH arvard Harvard authorities that "Eiarfii In Wake Of Reagan, Howwver, Mayor Sam Contrary to persistent r u m o r s , I have NOT mov­ ProvesToBe People’s Day’’ activities and pa­ Yorty blitmed Reagan attd the ed. My office, for the practice of Podiatry, is still Justice House Awarded rades slated for tlda we^end state fpr glvliv "inadequate" fl- located at 249 Main St., Manchester. Chilly Place Peace Rally would -be canceled in the inter­ Truck Strike tmnodal aid. ___ _ in the immediate est of public safety. Muskogee teaohere voted I do not anticipate moving (Oofittaoed from Page Om ) (OMtlnaed from Pace One) At the Berkeley campus of the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS itients will be notified when and if Manchester’s Top Honor overwhelmingly Wedneaday rwt future. All University o f California 1,000 Wildcat strikes by truck drlv- fBwihiaaA^ *— Tear gem was used when to return to 'work tmtll the I am obi: to move. (OonthiiMd from Page Obm) WBS appointed by the Board of are rolled so ttwt all aides ars demonstrators tried to storm sra in scattered cities across the •venly exposed to sunlight, demonstrators blocked Are ap­ nation caused mounttoig layoffs school hoard’s original deseg^ ’The pangram,' with WilUam Selectmen as chairman of toe the Navy ROTC headquarters. gailon ]Aan ie readopted, ^ e Dr. John B. ^hea, PodlatHst iBfalch is very Intense in sp ecs. paratus, kitd it wasn’t long be­ today in industries crippled by R. Johnaon Mrvlng aa maater oommittse that drafted a pen­ fore the pungent chemical per­ Forty law enforcement officers Aquarius was designed the walkouts. plan was withdrawn after the of oeremonlee, began with the sion {dsn for Manchester ’Town meated the entire area. were -bombarded with rooks, Section to the board of Michael to land men on the moon and re­ LAMUKST •KUteTION OS In other labor disputesv teach­ pretentgUon of the colors by a em p lojw . NBW aicvckss In t h c Some 00 o f the injured were botUea and water balloons. ’They Moore, an outspoken opponent turn them safely to moon cebtt. ' ers remcdned on strike in Los Color Guard from Headquarters He was clerk and later as­ VCfmON ABICA admitted to area hospitals. replied with repeated barrages of buifing to achieve racial bal­ And that's cdQ. But in the emer­ of tear gas. Angeles, Minneapolis and Oo., 76th Infantry Division (Re- sistant prosecutor of the town gency of Apolk> is H prayed it­ Harvard University opened its ance. court from- 1686-87, seried as Other disorders occurred at Mdskegee, Okla. serve), followed by the'singing self os a hfe boat, the sole health facilities to the injured ’The Mtameapoks teachers’ the oourt’s deputy Judge from Odmnbla University in New In New York, the mediator In Chevrolet Owners of the National Anthem. means of survival for the torae and tnated about 70, university strike continued in a stalemate. 1986-41, Bmd was court prosecu­ York City, Miami University of negotiations involving the four „ ^ ^ . The Invocation and the bene­ hnperUed aatronauta. officials said. major daily newspapers said diction were offered by the Rt. tor in 1641-42. He w as town coun­ The little craft—cramped for Ohio and Pennsylvania State since ’Tuesday when the Federa­ NEED REPAMS . . . SEE US FOR sel from- 1648-60. Many of the projectiles University and in the nation’s the talks hod "'reached a ciiti' Rev. Msgr. Edward J, Reaixlon, two men, crowded tor three—is tion of Teachers broke off talks. F rom 1642-40, he served bw fis- thrown from rooftops came capital. cal stage." s K E N D A IX on. P R W U C T S pastor of St. James’ Church, a fragile apeclaUst. from atop Harvard buildings, KeQy Gov. Harold LeVander has re­ slstant state's attorney for Hart­ Hie latest moratorium was Parts shortages due to ute un­ s FAOTMIY TRAINED TBOHNIOIANS ford Oounty. timed to coincide with the April trucking strikes were blamed by guidance and safe return of our of spiuse. Attempt to fly tt In toa gas pellets into Harvard Yard, til the teachers return to work. s 8EBVI0E RENTAL OARfi ______He served as Manchester’s rep- 16 federal incom e tax filing M issionary Speakers American Motors Oorp. for an­ astronauts.’’ atmosphere of earth and it where others had gathered and ’Ihey are seeking better wages. s CONVENIENT MASTER CHARGE PLAN representative to the General As­ deadline. Many demonstraUcns nounced layoffs o f 10,000 work- Mualo for the program and would crumple. During launch, were throwing stones. In the New York newspaper or OMAC BUDGET PLAN sem bly from 1641-48 and was protested the use of taxes to Miss Lois Bustin, assistant Brunswick, Canada, attended era today and Friday at auto tor dancing was provided by the craft must be sheltered negotiations, mediator Theodore senator from the 4th District Just outside the square, the support the war. director of the Boston Interna- Gtordon Oollege and Dl'vinlty plants In Mil'waukee, Kenosha, CUl MS-6M8 or Stop Is tor sn AppotoUneet Ken Morgester and.the Lander- from tbe atmosphere to a cham­ W. Kheel said, "We will be able during the 1647 and 1646 legis­ rampaging groups smashed up Tiumouts were generally less tional Students, Inc., and the School in Beverly, Maas, ffiie Wls. and Brampton, Ont man Grcheatra. ber of the Saturn roekat. rOST ROAD SHQHNNO PtAIA entered the International Stu­ A General Electric Co. plant to determine shortly if there Is lative sessions. He was Repub­ three police cruisers and burned than the first moratorium last any posaiblHty of an agreement; Introduced to the audience Aquarius ressmUes a bug. Ra MAIN STRSty, ROUTS 30 Rev. J. 'Theodore Kelly, a Cove­ dents, Inc., in 1667, and after in LouisvlUe, K y., 'where 8,100 GARTER CHEVROLET GO, IML lican Leader of Ihe State Sen­ them. Oct. 16. before the dbmer was Miss first flying brother, to fact, waa VERNON, CONN. ITa ^lW nant missionary in Elcuador, training in Washhigton, D.C., ■workers already have been or if the parties will continue to IMG MAIN ST. — MANOTBSTTO ate from 1648-61. Ihe square was opened to Moratorimn organlxera ex­ remain far apart.” Maria Solaaor, newly crowned named Spider hecauae of ihe will speak tomorrow at a spe­ she received her present assign­ idled by the strikes, said 600 In 1640 and 1060 he was ohedr- traffic early this morning, but it pressed dismay that the voices "Mias Manchester." craft’s reeemManoe to cos. Apl- EXPiCBT BBTAIM cial missionary meeting for ment to work with foreign stu­ more employes would be laid Despite the termination of man of the Connecticut Legis­ had the appearance of a battle­ of antiwar ’’moderates’’ were Mayor Nathan Agoetin^ dtr flew onApoUe 6; O N B K n r C L M p in the American Loan Association. Party leaders and state Rep. H. the walkout by the Fraternal EVERYTHING FOR SPRING mstry. Ih e ram pages by 600 students About 34 o f the 100 poUcemen several nearby communities Orthodox Catholic Church in New Chamber Preaddent Dr. He also served as a trustee James Shea. on duty reported injuries, in­ moved in and dispersed the Association of Steel Haulers, New Yoilc City, dfed here in a Dr. Harvey Psstel and non-students Wednesday led which claim s 10,000 Harvey Pastel presented outgo- cf the Verptanck Scholarahlp Shea, sp<»isor of the recently university officials to bring 600 cluding several with head crowd with tear gas. members )|oad-cn auto oodUsion Wednee- Featuring... who lease and drive their own » » President Harrison with a Foundation. enacted Massachusetts law to helmeted police onto the cam­ wounds and ent fury of bargain ■with the carriers inde­ ooUided with an eastbound car CERAMICS CHARCOAL BRIQUETS glven to toe Chamber and to the ^f a mildly spicy anecdote. Some 600 radicals, who chant­ Heyns declared the state of Highway Patrol Supt. Robert the governor in 1968 to toe violence, but neither by polite pendently of the Teamsters Un­ that had ptdled out to pass an­ com m unity. escorted raconteiir Gouriey ed, “Free the Panthers, Re­ emergency that allows interim Cadarmonte said "some of them KNICK-KNACKS MUNSON’S CANDIES bench cf toe Superior Court. protestations against the war.’’ ion. other car cuid had crossed into Nctiiig his own office is "Just abruptly offetage. parations Now!’’ broke 'windows suspension of any student, facul­ (the demonstrators) are not stu­ He became chief Judge of the Others called for revolution. dents. How many, I do not The ctHttinulng teacher strikes the westbound lane. down tbe hail" from the Cham- Jurtloe House last night’s hon­ cn a numtber of campus build­ ty member or university em­ tier offices, Dr. Pastel said it Superior Court in 1668, and toe Following the rally, two ings and threw red paint and ploye when there ie "reasonable know.” concerned inssues ranging from Another clergyman in tbe MASONIC TEMPLE—25 EAST CENTER ST. or guest, a naltlve of Mamhes- groups of several thousand each stink bombs. cause” to believe they ha'vo 'vio­ In Providence. R.I., several wages and class size in Los An­ church, Robert A. Leonard, 26, sbould prove handy. “I hope to ter and a great-grandson of the app«^ted to his headed to Harvard Square over They repeated tbeir long­ lated ndes. hundred demonstrators surged geles to desegregation plans in of Ttonington, 'was injured In the (Next to the Main Post Office) do a good Job and 1 plan to founder of H ^ e A ^ l e ’e De- ^ associate Justice different routes. Muskogee. crash. He was a passenger hi woih hard," he eald. "Consider- paitment Store, attended local on the (jonnecUout Supreme standing demand that Columbia Heyns said four of those ar­ through the downtown area, Court. Several windows at MIT were breaking 'windows and shouting The Los Angeles dispute, in Hill’s bus. able work ramains to be done achools and graduated in 1926 provide money to bail out 11 rested were members of the vio- He has been chairman of toe broken. Windows sa 04. OwMeli CenMr 1 IS M iew rtil Aw. 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MANCHESTER EVENINQ HRRAIiK MANCHESTER, CONN h THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1970 p a q b t w e l v e Section Two THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1970 ^ ¥»¥¥¥¥¥ ¥ ¥ ¥¥¥ ¥ inanrl|irBtrr lEnrning l|rralh thuesday, ahul le, mo Pagee 13 to 34 Uons, SanU Barbara. C^W. The BoUym resolutions call this \'a ptdltical- Douglas Impeachment ly-oiiented action which has organised national Aide to NASA Topic of Bitter Debate ooiderenoea designed to seek de­ ToTalktoKofC tente wMi the Soviet Union and I, Activities Mark Earth Day at MHS Polls Close at 8 p.m. WAffinNOTON (AP) - An mittee to study the Dougiaa openly encouraged student radl- ¥ .ssfiof* j^jam iklfa md case to see if there is cause for caUsm." V/U CKMIipw B y' MAROARBT AUUBIO ImpaMdunMitt MaohiUon and KNKHTSof (HeraM Reporter) Impeachment. -••Haa repeatedly engaged in o«)l for • special Investicatlan political swtivlty while an In- Water alary wlen liurphy, Under terms ot a reeolutlon In GOP Primary Vote d Bvfirame Oouit Jurtloa WB- cumbent of the Mgh court." eaeoolate profeaeor ot chamtstry Overpopulation is killing proposed today, the special the natural environment, Itam O: Dougiaa have reached investigative panel would be re­ —VVom tima to time over die.at St. Joeeph Oollage, wtU be Manchester polls close at 8 tonight for the election the Hotwe in the vnJce ot quired to submit its report in 00 laid 10 y m had dealings with, ,p,rter at the St. Maurioe Dr. Donald Wetherell said of an 85-member Republican Town Committee; to take ohaivea the n-paar«td }urtat days. involved himself with and may OouncU of Knights of Oolumbua at Manchester High School office Monday for two-year terms. They opened at actually have received*feet and . ^ - yesterday, yet man still noon, ------may be unlit for his po^ When Ford tinlahed Ms speech travel expenses "either dlrecOy oP**» m eeting on April 10 at A. needs contact with nature Vying for the M seaU, in to- House Minority Leader Oer- Rep. Andrew Jacob# of Indiana, or indirectly "hem known criih- Sister Mary BUen will speak on a liberal Democrat, saM the “for a renewal of the day’s ao and since he ralsw grave This problem — and all the Voting is by paper ballot. In ail thoae RepubUcaas srho ware world figures. questions, the answers to which many other problems caused by all seven of Manchester’s voting on the voting lista ae of April 1. fbrd threw his support to I do not know, but every Ameri­ Shipyard Delays our phmdeired environment, he districts. Voting booths and bal­ Because of the papw ballots, creation of a if>eoial House com- can is entitled to know," Jacobs sold — have their "c o r e " in lot boxes have been borrowed considerable time may be naeS- told the House, “1 introduce at Keel Laying In overpopulation. from the Qity of Hartford. Pen­ ed tonight to count tho voto. The cunaL cwim a m cils are beli^ fumlahed. this time the resolution ot Im- Plan Rejection speech was one of five Herald will not have its otoff on peachmen in order that a prop­ which students at Monriiester The reason for paper ballots duty to onnounoe tho reoulta, oa er and dignlOed inquiry into this is because the voting machines in other eleetioni. NEWPORT NBWS, Va (AP) High School had an opportimlty matter might be heKL" to hoar yesteiday as part of — The world’s largeet private Jacobs* resolution was re­ r Takes Pride and Pleasure in their Barth Day activities. F\)r ferred to the House JUtheiary shipyard, its proposed minority the occasion, the normal sched­ Reasoner Sees Urgent Need Committee, headed by Rep. employment program turned ule of school life was relaxed BV N A TU B A L IZ E K Emanuel OeSer, D-N.T. down by the Labor Department, ond the whole day was turned "It is obviously triggered by has pos^xmed Indetinltriy Sat­ over to the study of the environ­ For Better Governments the defeat of Judges (Q. Har- ment. .. .you urday's scheduled keel laying In the view of veteran CBS With society’s problems could roM) Carswell and (Clement) Going into the history of ecolo­ Haynsworth,” said Criler of ceremonies for the nuclear pow­ commentator Harry Reasoner, lead to the eotaUishment of an gy, Dr. W etherall tMd the 40 undealraMe totalitarian aocial don't just Ford’s attack. ered aircraft carriw Dwight D. "Only better government on all Eisenhower. students gathered that ecology system, as on oltsmats solu­ The Judiciary Committee started In central Europe over levels, or an unwelcome author­ tion.’ ’ would be considered friendlier A spokesman lor the Newport w e a r them 100 years ago, "a s a seem ing­ itarian form of government, Reasoner was ths principal toward Douglas than the House News Shipbuilding and Dry ly harmless academic study can assure national survival in speaker at the afternoon oeoslon Rules Committee, to which the Dock CX>. declined Wednesday to that biologists moonlighted on the Seventies." of the Forum. In attendance inveatigation reooMUen goes. elaborate on the announcement ot the postponement, but in­ whUe they majored in some­ Speaking at the Hartford n i­ were about IS of MOnohastsr’a Ford said Douglas twice was thing more relevant." formed sources said the oauae ■Mer Mary BBea lIMpIqr ton yesterday to over dOO ot the town officials. The evening ses­ on the dissenting side when the was rejection of tiie employ­ To emphasize the fact that state's municipal officers, at sion was devoted to • sooiol Supreme Court ruled against ment pkogram. University. She held a NASA concern for our environment is the Connecticut Bank and hour, (Unnsr end entertoliunent. magaaine ptifaUriier Ralph Gtns- A spokesman for the Labor pro-doctoral feUowahlp at the not entirely new, he explained Trust Com pany's 18th annual The guests to the Forunt wore burg. how concern for ecology grew Department said the program University at California from Forum on Municipal Finance, greeted by Gov. John Dempsoy, He said that while the second In (Ms country at the turn of “didn’t meet the equal oppor- 198B-W and a NASA poet-doctoral Reasoner maintained that who remarked, "As you all case was before a federal court, Oie century as the frontier tunity requirements under the fellowritlp at the Unlveralty of "technology alone can’t solve know, I have long been aoaool- “ clearly on the way bo the high­ President’s executive order.” Glasgow from 19eSdT^ dimlahed and conservationisU man’s real problem," and that oted with the subject under dis- est court in the land,” one ot began to warn against environ­ Students clean grounds outside Manchester High School yesterday during Earth Day activities. (Herald photo by Pinto) Until an acceptable program Slater Mary BUen was an an­ "the decade ahead will be a cuoskm today—Rnancs sad gov­ Oinaburg’s magaaines, "Avant mental misuse. is forthcoming; the Navy haa alytical chemist in industry for critical period in the national ernm ent.’ ’ Garde," paid Douglas $3B0 ft>r continued, trying to explain iege, gave his views on ecology been instructed to negotiate no eight years, a aclenoe and math­ Our concern has mounted to Barth beyond their ultimate destiny." an article on folk singing. ematics teacher at high school "panic” proportioris today, Dr. what he called the American to a similar gathering in anoth­ lim it.” further contracts with the ship­ psychology. Reasoner said that "although Ginsbuig, in a statement is­ yard, which now is buUdlng the level and a coUege teariter since WetheraH said, partially be­ er section of the building. Earth Like Spaceship — from the speech yesterday teclmology has more than kept Extended Forecast sued Wednesday, said be hoped nuclear-powered carrier Nimlts 190S. cause of the masa media which ’’The environment was some­ The morning speeches were of Dr. Edgar Wyman, head of pace with world problems and Ford’s speech woidd be met thing to be destroyed. ’The more ’’Let’s imagine a space ship death significance of maintaining the UConn Department of For­ Hie extended outlook la for at a site not far from where it She has been a NASA oonault- increase mass awareness, and divided Into three periods, with population, government has fair weather Sunday with ebow- "with the contempt it de­ quickly it was destroyed, the in preparation fo r a 1,000 yelir estry, main speaker in the Man­ planned to cimatruct the tSlO- atn on the Mariner Project, tho partially because of the enormi­ Dr. F.W. Spaulding, Town the balance between the size of failed to solve humanistic prob­ ers on Monday. Temperotuisa serv es." ty of the problems in our cities less o f a threat it lmx>osed on trip. Even at speeds o f 1,000 chester High School Earth Day miUion Elsenhower. Aprilo Project and on uie Kan Conservation Commission chair­ the crew and available supplle.! lem s." wtU average below norm al srlith The investigation resolution and elsewhere. you.” mUes per second, such periods activities. The late president’s grandson. Lander Project. She was also a man, and Town Manager Rob­ is obvious. Extra children can­ He warned, ’“Ihe inadequacy charged that Douglas: Our motivation in this coun­ of time will be needed to reach daytime highs in ths mid 80s David Elsenhower, had been oo-lnvesUgator on lunar sample “An environmental revolu­ ert Weiss speaking to two not be permitted.' of present government to cope overnight lows In tbs ntid try has not been to live reason­ some of the closer possible goals SOs. —In published writings, scheduled to engrave hla rigna- analysis at the UWverslty of tion, like all other revolutions, g^roups of students during the , ’’We are all part of such a ably with our enviixmment, he in stellar space. Pastoral Epistles you speeciyis, lectures and state- ture on a brass plaque to au- California and the University of has deep roots in reedity and crew on such a spaceship. The said, but to use our resources second. ’’Of course, a vehicle must be The epiatleB to ithe New Testa­ ments has declared a personal thentlcate the keel. Hto wife Ju- Arisonla. history," Dr. Wetherall said, vehicle, Earth, Is traveling position on issues to come be­ “THE ’’to get out and work and be The main apeecti ot the day, manned, equipped and supplied ment known os (be "PaBtoral enjoy Me, daughter of President ond The Monday night meeting is "and now, suddenly, it has through space on an endless trip a success.” on ’’Man's Relation to His Re­ for the entire Journey. The crew Elpistles" are the first and sec­ fore the court "Indicative of a Mrs. Nixon, had been sdieduled open to the high school science gathered momentum." from nowhere to nowhere. It Dr. Wetherall urged students sources,” was given at 11 a.m. must be educated, trained, and ond epIsUes to Ttonottiy and Ifae prejudiced end non-judicial atti­ to accompany him at the cere- classes and any interested J * Part of the problem in this carries with it all the supplies YEWS them not to adopt this destructive by Dr. Ekigar Wyman, head of motivated. But they must also epistle to TMus, because they tude.” monies. people. countiy, he said, is that Ameri­ for the continued existence of UPRIGHT, 24”-80" H igh ...... the UConn Department of be prepared to reproduce their contain the advice of a pastor —^PubHsh^ a book on Feb. 19 Defense Secretary Malvin R. _____ cans make up six per cent of psychology as their own, say­ the crew that there will ever be. which conUdns statements "en­ ing, "We must focus our atten­ Forestry. kind, raise them within the con­ ooncerntag church government, UPRIGHT, 20"-24" H igh ...... l l l i S VUXAGE Laird had been listed as the ______the world’s population, yet fines of the vehicle, educate, "Here’s the crux. Man can church officials, teaichlnga and couraging, aggravating and in­ tion on something else besides There were other activities SPREADING, 16"-20” D ia ...... imHA principal speaker for the keel GRAND NHiHT of "commandeer and utilize" 60 train and motivate them, so that Juggle them, he can improve on ChrlBtfam teMhAdnesa and en- citing violence, anarchy and SPREADING, 12”-16” D ia...... IS t S s BOOTERY laying. per cent of the world’s produc­ the quest for affluence at any throughout the day, including them, he can use, he can waste, civil unreat ..." they can pass this on to per­ dutane. Job discrimination by reason tion. p rice.” a general campus clean-iq>, in­ he can manage, he can recon­ Full end Ntoely-Sbooed Planlli —Has served and reportedly haps 30 generations, still dedic­ R OU TE 83 of race among cixiiiractorB and Benefit of The Manchester Scholarship Foundation ., ,’’We were so recently pio­ At the same time that Dr. doors and out, the planting of ated to the completion of the stitute, he can perform verita­ 10-12 T ears Old. D t « M d a S o ^ nMsta Dally still serves as director and A small dish of water in the subcontractors on federal pro­ neers in a land ot great environ­ Wetherall spoke to students in flowering shrubs in the quad­ mission. ble miraoles — but there is one oven while bread is baking wUI TALCOTTVILLE chairman of the executive com­ jects Is prohibited by the presi­ mental wealth and resource one room. Dean Robert H. Fenn rangle, a library display and ’’Supplies must be planned for thing he cannot do. He cannot help to keep the cruat from get­ 44 Baldwin Rd., Manchester■■ ■-644-8049 mittee of the Center for the dential order cited by the Labor wealth," the associate professor of Manchester Conununity. (^fol- movies on ecology. a limited number. The life and stretch the supplies of spaceship (Opp. Conn. Gkilf Land) Study of Democratic Institu- ting too hard. Department. EAST CATHOLIC - -V . HIGH SCHOOL -tOi- FRIDAY, APRIL 17fh and SATURbAY, APRIL 18Hi CURTAIN TIME 8:15 PM,^DONATION «1J)0 AHENTION REPUBLICAN ELECTORS great pickin’s Campbell Council Extends Its Kindest Appreciation cotton bedspreads To The Following Sponsors: VOTE FOR ALL 85 MEMBERS ON THE ENDORSED SLATE IN A & H 'Transmission Co. Mr. & Mrs. Foster Williams The new look of cotton is what you want for Acadia Restaurant Manchester Wallpaper & right now. And Fabric Fair has a collection that’s A & S Paper Go. Paint Co., Inc. THURSDAY'S. APRIL 16 PRIMARY hard to believe. All lovely and easy to care for in Marinelli’s Flying “A” Manchester Auto Body & Repair I00%drip, dry cotton. And what colors! Barrett Plumbing: Supply Co. YOU MUST VOTE FOR EACH CAN DIDATE INDIVIDUALLY Bess Eaton Donuts' Moynihan Plumbing I^nchester Surplus Sales Co. Broad Brook Insurance Floral Print Bedspread, double ruffled, in pink, Mescal Pharmacy Agrency, Inc. lilac, gold or blue on white. Moriarty Brothers Automotive Bantly Oil Co., Inc. Moriarty Brothers Fuel Oil Reg. Now Brunswick Parkade Lanes SAMPLE BALLOT AND DIRECTIONS FOR VOTING BY PAPER BALLOT AT A 1>RIMARY Manchester Public Market Beller’s Music Shop Manchesfer Carpet Center, Inc. Blish Hardware Co. 1. This ballot shall be marked with a pencil having 8. To vote for each candidate of your choice, place A FEW WORDS OF EXPLANA’nON The names of all other candidates appear in the Twin or Full...... 16,99. 9.99 Munson Candy Kitchen Bruce Terminix & Termite Co. black lead or a pen making a blue or black mark. a cross (X ), plus (-h) or check (*^) within the horizontal row or rows below the row or rows, used Manchester Tire Co., Inc. In Primaries voting is for individual candidates Big: “D” Coin-Op Laundry f voting space provided above the name of each for the party-endorsed candidates, except as h e ^ ‘Madrid’ Print, in 100% woven cotton, rounded Manchester Auto Parts 2. The number of candidates for whom you are per­ such candidate, as in the following examples: only. 'The name or names of party-endorsed candi­ andafter provided. McCann’s Service Station corners and jumbo ball fringe. In pumpkin/ mitted to vote for a positidn is indicated at the dates appear first horizontally in alphabetical order black, blue/green, gold/green, blue/blue, black/ Carter Chevrolet Co. Carriag:e House Salon I top of each column directly under the position and the name of each party-endorsed candidate is North End Package Store, Inc. eggshell, red/black or red/gold. Cap’n Cork Packag:e Store designation. You may vote for less than this num­ o r SI or SI marked with an asterisk. ’Therefore, you can identify Northern Conn. National Bank Reg. Now Casa De Coiffures, Inc. ber if you so desire, but you may not vote for Name o f Nome o f Name o f the name of each party-endorsed candidate because Nassiff Arms Candidate Candidate Candidate it is marked with an asterisk as in the following New Model Laundry & more. If you vote for more than this number, Daly, Lee & Holmes, Inc. your ballot will be void and cannot be counted. Any other marks than a cross (X), plus ("F) or example: Twin or Full...... 19.99...... 10.00 Dry Cleaners Deci's Drive-In Nick Hess Service Station check (»^) used for voting will render this bidlot Name of Queen or King...... 29.99...... 15.00 DeBella & Reale Opticians void. If you tear, deface or wrongly mark this DaiRle’s Auto Body Candidate* Optical Style Bar, Inc. ballot, return it and get another. Dick’s Esso Station

Paul Buettner Florist Ed’s Sigrn Co. Pottorton’s TV Town of MANCHESTER, Connocticut, Republican Primary, April 16, 1970 Pero Fruit Stand Fisher Cleaners Launderers & Pequot Bottling Co. Filloramo Construction Co., Inc. START Parkade Cleaners Means Quality TOWN COMMriTEE MEMBERS — Vote for any Elghty>flve or Loss Fogtarty Bros., Inc. Pegg:y Ann Dress Shop ' HERE Friendly Ice Cream - Pine Pharmacy Burr Comers s J :------

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due to aobool vacation It to Andover unavallabl'e. Sisterhood Tile program will feature a O * H PAVINO From Your Neighbor's Kitchen r representative from Lee’s Flor- By VIVIAM F. FEB01T80N Two Head tots of Bolton, who will give a Reprints demonstration of flower arrang­ A buffet table, In the termin- GREAT EATING ing. Hie meeting Is open to the ology of haute eutolne, meana a. Cookbook i ! » nA .s o A (Uioicio. 4-H Dance public. lange tiered table on which var­ I Eklward Hopklna and Frank ious dUhea, from hora d’oeuvree By VIVIAN FEROVBON Liver Failure Claimed to deoMita, are placed. All the Halnc*, both of Andover, are ’The Msterhood of Temple S l ’R . L . o m co-chairmen of a 4-H C3ub teen food must be edible. Including Sam Sheppard: Coroner llaM d display foods, with the Beth Sholom has republished dance, to be held April 30 from COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — p 7:80 to 11:10 p.m. at the Tol­ exception of centerpleoee, spun the 1962 edition of Us cookbook, Dr. Sam Leppard, who had told land County Agricultural Center sugar dtoplay, and the Hke. friends he was suffering from and has added 69 new recipes. In Rockville. Antonin Careme, the founder cancer, died from failure of the The new edUlon was presented. B\mds raised from the dance PTUMINOUS DRIVEWAYS of "la grande cuisine," to still MEW VotRK. liver, the Franklin County coro­ FBEE BGX OF JliOWEBS WITH EVBBV FBM! MtJBIATIll considered topa in the art of Tuesday at a Sisterhood meet­ SAVINGS! wlU benefit the ToUand-Wlnd- ner says. ham Horse Camp, which la be­ • Phene Us Today. Hot Bituminous Driveways Iiutalled By Experts, Driveway Repairs, buffet arrangement. He was the ing held at the synagogue. Fifty In a final autopsy report Dr. son of a poor French working ing devek^>ed at the WincUMjm Robert A. Evans said Wednes­ Driveways Sealed Tbo! Up to 5 Years Financing Available. PHONE TODAYI ladiea sampled delectable des­ 4-H Camp in Ablngton. TraUa man who hod 26 children. The serts Indued among the 800- day the body of the 46-year-old OFFER EXPIRES APRIL 18 are being made at the Camp pathetic father took his son to 400 recipes In the book. Mrs. osteopath showed no cdgns of Psrls, fed him, and abandoned and there wlU be two bams to cancer. S H PAVINC and CONSTRUCTION Go, Inc, George Ellis, archeologist, was a the boy to whatever fate might speaker for the event. house the horses. It la hoped Sheppard, who died at home West St., Bolton, Conn that funds raised by the dance befall, hopefully an Improved here April 6, served 10 years In OOMMEBClAL and BESIDEKTIAL life. Entitled ’iSlsteihood C ook cmd by donaUons will pay for prison on conviction of murder­ •40-8888 — Out of Town, CaU Collect The boy applied to a simple Book,” the collection includes the second bam. ing his wife In 1964, then won a traditional Jewish recipes and The teen dance la not restrict­ oookshop where he received hie new trial and acquittal. first cooking lesson. Eventually, holiday foods compiled from ed to 4-H dub members and members and friends of the there la no age limit. Tickets he rose to the pinnacle of his pwfesston and was acclaimed temple. ’The ladies of the Sister­ are available at the door cr hood did a good Job of putting from 4-H d u b members. "Oulslnler des Hols et la Rol des cuisinera’’—"The cook of kings the book together, both original­ 4-H Riding Ring and the lUng of cooks." ly and adding to it. Lillian Bay­ The Andover Rangers 4-H Money meant nothing to er (Mrs. Philip) and Lillian Horse d u b ia in the process of Oareme. His art was alHmport- Sandals (Mrs. Oeorge) are co­ building a riding ring in An­ ant. He considered and drew his editors of the 1970 book. dover. The members would ap­ BROAD STREET Manchester diagrams of works of confection­ ’Ihere are no shellfish or pork preciate donations of Iiunber ery os if he were an architect. recipes, nor any meat dishes L e a h T i k e s H, that can be used for rails and Also: Prospect Ave. and Kane While buffet tables today S t. West Hartford that are combined with milk or M c m E posts. Anyone prUh lumber to- sometimes are haute cuisine, cheese. These foods are strictly OOauNO ‘&EET donate may contact Frank s Open Daily 10 to 10. more than likely they represent forbidden under Jewish dietary Haines, Wales Rd. CAIo i c L ^ I s "Charge It" with your CAJP. an Informal method of enter­ laws. One section of the cook­ i k S o r t ' Bridge Night or C.B.T. Master Oiatge taining. Where previously a but­ book explains the basic dietary v A M rtC ’ Winners of five tables of Card. ler would serve, the diner does laws, the significance of the 6 Bridge Friday night are as fol­ K> himself. various Jewish holidaysv cmd lows : First place, Mr. and Mrs. Dtopla}r9 of fresh fruits or proper home observance. Bless­ Marvin Craboff; second place, compotes of fruit have always ings or prayers for the Sabbath Mrs. Lawrence Moe and Miss appeared on buffet tables. and holiday candles are Includ­ Joyce Driskell, and third Gloria Weiss includes an attrac­ ed. place, Robert Campbell and King-Size Values and Savings tive display of fresh frulU al­ Frankly, U you are not Jew- Oeorge Rtissell. most every time she entertains irii, you will never miss the Garden d u b (Herald photo by Pinto) whether It be a buffet supper, a omission of certain foods, ’Ihere The Andover Garden d u b will MRS. ROBERT WEISS QJOT li^D l2iO Q 9t' i b I ^ cocktail party, or luncheon. are eo many good recipes from meet next Wednesday at 8 p.m. As wife of Mbnehester’s town simple casseroles to gourmet Hansel and Gretel Pass Inspection in the Andover Congregatkmal AUTO ACCESSORIES I b O H D ^ manager, Robert Weiss, Gloria meat. Place in center of cream bake in slow oven, 300 degrees, cuisine. ’There are foods from Church. Usually the club meets The wicked witch checks her victims, Hansel and Gretel, in a scene from the to a frequent and able hostess, cheese balls. Hbll in coconut, or until dry — about 46 minutes. many e th n ic backgrounds. In the elementary school, but famous children's classic which will be presented Saturday at 2 p.m. by the A sentimentalist, her home is place coconut In plastic bag ------’Twenty years ago, I wonder If Syrotiak Marionettes at Bailey Auditorium of Manchester High School. The Rally fUled with furniture and objects with cheese balls and shake. Many inquiries have been re- t A . S D f t cYait, many of which have "a (Oan be refrigerated for days.) celved regarding Florence Klp- marionette show, sponsored by the Manchester Junior Women’s Club is open storv*' . . . lui Nmti/iiuS ‘niLx'R h --•__ Cream story" . . . an antique child’s Dates stuffed with preserved pax’s hot milk sponge cake Japanese aukiy^aki in a koafier *n>p to the public. Proceeds will benefit the Manchester Scholarship Foundation <*alr given by a maiden lady einger- than rolled In powdered which appeared in this column IW iD iaoA jr jfe w and the Instructors of the Handicapped. Tickets may be purchased at the wiM> desired that chUdren love sugar. 0on“ April April 2. 2. To To avoid avoid confusion, confusion, s t t w e s W a x door from club members, or by contacting Mrs. J. Robert Bedlack of 46 Berk­ m and enjoy tt; a painting of their rolled in chopped nuts, we are reprinting the recipe In Priced at about a penny - S g i t w ley Dr., Vernon, or Mrs. Wilfred Miller of 78 Deerfield Dr. ROOFINe /O previous home in Wlnctoor lov- t 1^ n e x t recipe Gloria Its entirety plus more detailed n Is eoide in 1 cup white wine Crestfield Convalescent Hospi­ ^ ciq> currant Jelly egg mixture. (’Ihe hot mUk and of Manchester. Spray the dirt because 1 love the cooking part, Roll pastry out to fit 11x17 butter are the last things to be Vt cup water tal and president of the Ccm- Trouble-free solid state cir­ L o i k Miss Gibson, daughter of Mrs. a w a y l too.” 2 lbs. sole fillets nectlcut Associatloa of Extend­ VITTNER'S FLOWER SHOP cuitry. 6 transistors. 12v. 8 8 ^ . ______. __, . Jellyroll pan. Build up sides of added). Althea Gibson of Pleasant St. It to appropriate for Gloria to Prick bottom with fork. IMPORTANT; Butter and 3 tablespoons butter ed Care Facilities. and the late Bert H. Gibson Jr., Rt. 88— 1 Tolland Turnpike V ' s serve as hospitality chairman 3ake 12 minutes at 426. Oool. flour poni (two >lnch size), 2 tablespoons flour o u s i a . CALL 1 cup heavy cream The board will administer a will marry Robert F. Tatro, son Manchester-Vemon r-i-i of Ihe League of Women Voters, gp^^ad tart shell with thin layer Bake 30-36 minutes In 360- 1 egg yolk new law passed by the 1966 of Mr. and Mrs. BYancls 11111:0 Town Line 6 4 3 -5 1 1 7 i : She wUl shortly assume retpon- dieese. Alternate rows of degree oven. UtUDS (jlfei “ T A , General Assembly, requiring of Milton, Mass., on June 6 at Ability for hospital tours under g,bout three Indies wide, ------Put six ingredients In first that only licensed nursing home St. Mary’s Blpisooi>al Church. the auspices of the Wmnen’s Arrange fnjlt group in skillet and bring to Auxiliary of Mandiester Me- doaely so that shell Is qom- T .T 'I H A n T 1 O 1 1 1 1 C 0 8 boll. Add fish and poach, coveV- moriol Hospital. She reads to pietrfy covered. Sprinkle nuts ^ ed for 10 mmutes. Remove fish kindergartnera and first graders over fruit. C a s t f OV * L l l v ’ to shallow baking pan. Reduce l7o-ieo IS AV6r at Richard Martin Sdiool, to in- Glaze fruit with folloiwiiig: liquid to 1 cup. 'WHERE VDlved In GM Scouting, the sis- Cook sugair wlUi fnilt Juice for Frank MlnutlUo, chairman of In top of double boiler, melt terbood of Temple Beth Miolom, about 10 minutes, or by melting the casting committee for tho 2 tablespoons butter, blend in Hadassah, the Manchester Civic down current Jelly. Cut In Little ’Iheatre of Manchester flour. Add fish liquid and half GROWING THINGS (LTM), announces the cast for the cream. Mix remaining Ordiestra and the Wadsworth squares. Serves 20-26. -U SZ>A.G AoM .lu A G W A Y Atheneum. She draws humor- For an ultra-rich, prepare Murray Schisgal’s comedy, cream with egg yolk. Gradually IS OUR BUSINESS' ous sketches for the Annual Re- ediead dessert, Gloria Ukes the “ Luv” which will be presented poilr small amount of hot mlx- port of the Town of Manchester next recipe. She Is a chocolate by L’TM at the Bailey Auditor­ ture into this, stirring constant­ which she does as a volunteer, addict. ium on May 21, 22, and 23 at ly to blend: then add to mix­ She Is the only person given a Choodate Icebox Cake 8 :S0 p.m. ture in double boiler. Cook until HP Prestone Ufetime honorary membership in 1 pint medium cream The role of Ellen ManvUIe will thickened. Add remaining table- Prestone the Windsor AiudUriry of the Vt esn Hershey’s chocolate be played by Betty Spalla who spoon butter. Pour sauce over 83nup has been absent from LTM fish. Brown under broiler until Tuff Stuff Hartford Symphony. lightly browned.’^Shlrley Segal.) The y^atoses have three chil­ y, box cinnamon graham boards for several years but who Brake Fluid crackers ■will be remembered for her roles Peaches In Marsala 3 0 dren — Peter, 14, Jay, 11, and 'T AS-T J 3 8 In Little Theatre productions of 1 Ig. can elbeita peadi halves Wendy» 8- ‘"niere’e really noth­ Optional: ‘ "The Women” and "Bom Yes­ M cup Juice from fruit ing I’d rather talk about than 1 tablespoon instant coffee Dovers2000 sq.ft. Spreads 4 timss faster! 1 tablespoon rum terday." 1 cup Marsala wine 4 8 ^ my children,’’ Matee Giocia. She Multi-purpose cleaner for Ptace cream, syrup, coffee Milt Manvllle wlU be played 1 teaspoon cinnamon home, auto or boot. 27 oz Heavy duty, for disc and reg­ and/or rum to lame bowl (with by Fred T. Bllsh III, most re­ chopped pistachio nuts sp ra y can. ular brakes. 12 ounce can. beaters) to refrigerator untU cently seen In "You Know I 1 cup heavy cream, whipped NEW! SPECIAL romfortoUe chUled. Vmp until firm. Butter a Can’t Hear You When the Wat- with LOW COST VALUE! home. It deslgii^ by Bob ^ Frost bottom er’s Runmng.” BllSh was dir- 2 tablespoons sugar end (D N l o t o s as was their former home In and sides of pan liberally with ector of the ------L’TM-- fall - musical, H teaspoon vanilla AGWAY’ S r>-^ o a i s p CRABGRASS a Windsor. chocolate whipped cream. ‘‘Carosel.’’ In flat glass container, ar­ vjtA U liiPfl: Ifi When Bob first assumed his The third member of the cast range peaches in single layer, KILLER GRANULES ‘‘ROYAL CIRCLE’ unassembled Fit In layer of graham crack­ j . ' E r r r o c E SAVE!" Top Quality Tubeless position os Manchester’s town ers. (If using plain graham Is Paul Norton, playing Harry (fover with mixture of wine, ' P O ^ O G U t PATENTED ROSES..*. monsger, Olorls was bedridden reg. $3.49 MODEL B SPREADER GARDEN PLANT FOOD crackers, sprinkle bit of cin­ Berlin, Norton was also seen in fruit Juice and cinnamon. Re­ A U . B E E P _ Gunatirt t* firtw! from $3.69 $19.95 following the loss of a child, so namon over crackers). Cfover the recent production of "You frigerate for several hours or only $2.95 for 7‘A lbs. reg. $24.25 $1.99 for 50 lbs. Retread Tires the family lived In Windsor for layer chocolate whipped Know I Can’t Hear You —,’’ and overnight. To serve, using wide- Choose Irom 3S new patented varieties. Use now for all-season, effective­ New 40 lb. spreader, features Ideal for starting new lawns, flow­ awhile. Because of Gloria’s In- Alternate crackers and will be remembered for his mouthed stemmed wine glasses, ness! Contains Oacthal for pre- 25 are recent AARS winners Each in a Fkderol plantable carton. Without a doubt, these trailer hitch conversion or may be er gardens and vegetable gardens! disposition. Bob handled all tiie eream, until pan is fUled to top. hilarious characterization of put one peach in each glass, emergence weed control. s: T 9 7 ExciFe are the finest grade you can buy! pushed by hand. Fast and efficient! A > 1 0 -5 analysis. detsfla for their home at 71 N. FVeeze and unmoid 12 hours Frump in the L’TM “ How to cover with wine mixture. Top X 14 0 Tc CAufwLoupES Lakewood Circle. before using. Store In refrigera- Succeed in Business’’ two years with a generous portion of whip­ ped cream. Sprinkle with chop­ PROTECT v pinasierwai fBx» friendly coWe trots along t,oj. during this period, ffliaved ago. He will be directing the SAVE Rugged retreads with an uncondition­ wUh us. W th exuberance, Glo- chocolate curls may be used for LTM fall production of "I Never ped pistachio nuts. (Grace W v ^ A . S lC r YOUR GARDEN 1500 L 2V2 Gallon al guarantee against road hazards. ria dtocueses end we idew the g^amlMiing top. Serves 8-10. 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Ideal for controlling many common (35« F.E.T.) reg. *6795 $62«* $4.29 for 50 lbs. tachable spout with strainer, (50-F.e.T.) ^ 9 7 We enter the dining room 8 garlic cloves—minced diseases and insect pests on home reg. $424.95 $388.95 vent clip cap. For boats, • 8 0 0 x 1 4 • 5 6 0 x 1 5 Sharp-cutting mower has 3Vi hp One application feeds your lawn i Pre-softened, detergent proof. where Gloria has her picture Allow cheese to reach room <2.WPPtt»J 'SoeT vegetable and flower gardens, cam p in g. (45‘ F.E.T.) (40« F.E.T.) 2 Full-featured mower cuts a wide all season! Granular formula con­ S.W.W It is the day of tho last temperature to large bowl. Add ornamental shrubs and fruit plant­ Briggs and Stratton motor, posi­ m With man-sized opplicofor. 3 0 ' swath. Model 13046(M)19 tains 7 5 % Nitrogen from Urea- 'AaMri(Cbup«rO ings. tive stop, recoil starter, 4-position snowstorm but hero It U spring. P«uw and gartlc. M i x -with Wi-C ^ throttle control. has 3 speeds. form. 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Cohunbia and two in Andover. Eagle Scouts from- thrbugtiout ty has .requeateU the Boaril ot Tolland County Politics The two Andover delegates en­ Skuttem ConnMtlcut, St. Onge Tolland Selectmen’s approval on 101 Cases Noted dorsed by the party caucus are called for leaden of the future, Mruotural alteraUona to the for­ O f Strep Throat A PET STORE committed to Joseph Duffey as who bring with them a “strong k A mer Mate jail. The Item tabled at ’Tuesday night's maet- Etherington^ GOP Hopeful^ is one of the Columbia delegat­ qilritual faith In the future.” Federal Appraisers Insp^t Health Director Dr. Nicholas es. Hie other two Columbia del­ New Town Chairman Ing due to lack of a quorum. A. Marzlalo has reported 113 In­ LIKE NEVER BEFORE To Speak in Bolton Tonight egates are alternately describ­ Dr. Alvin Phillip* Jr., has 40-Acre Crandall’s Park Bpeolflcally,' the society is stances of communicable dlseas- ed as committed to Columbia been elected as the new Demo- ___ aeklng pemUsaion to replace SS In MancheMer last numth, SALE DAYS THURS., PRI., SAT., 8UN.%4] town chairman Paul Merrick cratio ’Town Chairman of Cov­ FMeital appralaeia made an ITio report la expected to be two bricked-in windows and a Bjr B B T tB qVATBAifJ^ second Republican. He was pre­ with 101 of them Mrep throat and to incumbent Sen. Thomas entry, rearing long- time cnMte Inspection of Crandall’s received Friday and includes a 4r on the brick section of the (Including scarlet fever). (HwnUd B«|iort«ri ceded by State Ben. John Lup- Dodd. chairman Ray Bradley who rO' Park laM week end have noU- complete survey of the Gran- old jail facing aough’s store, SAVE $5.00 - DYNAFLO MOTOR FILTER Republican U. & Senatorial ton who spoke in Bolton several Of the 11 other cases reported, Partnership Asked tired from the ^wt. ' 1 S S fled FlrM Selectman Charlea "■«*’ conllrmtned their four were the mumps, two each s m candMate Bdw^^ D. Bthertng- months ago. Second Dlotrict Congressman Vernon Democrats elected Other vlsltorB have been Dodd ‘IMBuilt ibat a Ann aDoralsal ™ fsult has received many prevloue announced IntenUons were chicken pox and rubella., AfNwtor,AfNwror, pump, fRlmr, on bi mml. ton will boat a IraoepUcn for Tol* William St. Onge has called for Abner Brooks as their new nrloa nfan... ^ t*. An inquiries from townspeople as *o Install a separate heating and 1 each were Infectious land County Republican leadera and Democratic hopefuls Ah a “partnership of youth-and age chairman last night on the seC' pne# wW be pUoed on the 40-, „ g^m the B o ^ of system, electric meter and wlr- Comptuimy u l ^ duu 9o u m Id* phonsus Donahue, Joseph Duf- Combine l« Bring hepatitis, measles and venereal tonifbt at 6 at Fiano'a Restau­ to eliminate the tension and lack ond ballot. Brooks defeated bids P***- Recreation about whether the *"8 the section of the former disease. ifvu mogimt driv*. rant In Bolton. fey and Edward Marcus, all of understanding between the by James Roache and Qeorge t Sr -IS. Following the setting of an ap-- '■ 'i-' A 4S-yearold resident of Old generations.’’ FuihlBh. He picks up the reins ' >, * s ♦, praised price, the federal De- for swlmmli^. town for a 10-year period, Fully G u ara n fud lym *. Btberington bas served who dropped out of the race the “The challenges to youth today formally held for many years partment of Housing and Urban All plana for the repair of the Plans also call for day after he appeared before c l e a n 's Mother’s Day Unity as piW dent of tbe American are leadership and service,” he by Atty. Lieo Flaherty who also Devalopmant (HUD) will send dam miwt be submitted to the decorating the Interior of their Stock Hbccbanye and more re­ the Tolland Coimty Democratic stated. “Our youth must be Im­ announced his intentions not to U»a giant ^iplloatkm to the De- State Water Resources Com- secUiwi for use as a Mstorical HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Ac­ cently as president of Wesleyan Aasoclaitlon In Stafford. pressed with the basic facts seek re-election to the post. partment of Agriculture and mission before work can pro- museum, tress Donna Reed and screen­ University In Middletown. He Democratic Primaries about America’s past. Without then to tbe bond commission for ceed on the vimw society expects to receive writer Barbara Avedon are ask­ resigned bis university position Two primaries 'for Democratic these Impressions they will be several promised Items of Tol­ ing mothers of the world to un­ Bird Display Set Du Pont **®®******’ General recommendaUons ite on Mother’s Day—May 10—In several months ago, \riien he delegates to the Mate cace Act for $48,000. Payment The spillway may have to is Farmington Chief of Police on their neighbors In May to of the purchase price has been be rebuilt since it Is pirobably Richard Moore, collect contributions to support water bowl and exercise wheel. spread out over a 10-year peri- undermined, according to Baton Classes Postponed the activities of the Capitol Re­ Homemakers Special 04. Thompson, and flaMiboards Manchester Parkade Value $4.47 There will be no baton Mass­ gion Mental Health Association. Under the terms of the Open should be Installed. es tonight or next Thursday Last year Manchester residents Cheese & Specialty Shop f i / M / / ao7 Space Act the federal govern- According to Uie engineer the night, due to tonight’s public contributed $3,586 to the Mental Rally” Liquid ment pays half the acquiaition major cause for concern Is the hearing on the budget and Health Fund. The goal for 1970 s KEESHUND Spring Values ! cost, and the state picks up the bulge in the masonry wall school vacation next week. has been set at $8,000. AKC REGISTERED PUPPIES o SIAMESE OATS • SCHNAUZEB8 Mira tab for half of the remaining above the spillway. Drummers ore being sought COM, usually about 35 per cent the dam is sUU in a “hazard- FREE At Scutfy you’ll find tbe puppy ot your choice. Votetin- • LHASA APSOS by Dolly's Tollandettes march­ Car Wash arian approved and lifetime guaranteed. It win. have all s WEST HIOHIANIIB SaSi of the purchase price. ous condition," according to the ing parade unit.______Those_ IntereM- tomorrow at Rockville’s Hen­ 2— 3 oz. Jars of • CHIHUAHUA rausH Although the financial aspects report and the pond shoidd be d ijj becoming drummers with ry Park Held with Gary Cac- necessary puppy shola and If decessary be wormed. Why a n d c l e a n e r Easy to use liquid speeds not make one of (mv pets . . . your pot. • fHMMES OF POOMiBS of the Crandall s Park purchase kept drained* and watched close- ^be group may contact Mrs. ciatore pitching. Presefves or Jelly o DACHSHUND Polyester Print the job.Special formula Our Reg. I^ovas. »noosj«-*4 •re becoming more optimistic, ly during heavy rains, accord- Albert Morganson, Lakevlew Bulletin Board Bedspreads removes film. New car 64c the condition of the dam on the dng to the recommendations of Heights, The Democratic Town Com­ With Purchase of . f • ‘ /v ' M h. ^ ,M T > beauty fast and easy. peurk site is causing town of- the state Water Resources Com- Second Victory mittee will meet tomor­ Our Rag. 13.99 ■ J .'.Sy 44* flclals conMderable concern. mission. The TV>lland High Eagles row night at 8 in the Town Hall $3.00 or more Removes dirt, stains, oil scum. Will Although he Is hoping to have ihompson recommends the baseball team scored its second to elect officers for the next 2 per customer not streak, dries by itself. fid . C u d M . the dam repaired before the lowering of part of the dam, consecutive victory Tuesday, two years. Tima o put storu Nku nuvur sumnier swimming season, permitting It to act as a tern- defeating Somers 6-1. The ToUanders Square Dsuice Ovm 130 Variefiw of FlrM Selectman 'Diifault ex- porary spillway. 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Lonborg Sharp in Second Victory, The D R Y Side Lively League (ABA) Ends Slate HUNTING 1-4, o f Sports .. Cl n ci With Indiana^ Denver Champs 4ISHINC Fans Hope for Form Shown in ’67 By DEAN R. YOST FIBHIIfO VAGATiOm __ tucky 128-112, New Orleans ABA Altogether, Haywood finished Levern Tart was high for Lonborg agreed that it N was Dean Chance in MlnnesoUi In Sufford Begini 14th NASCAR Seaton If you’re a typloal ftehermoa. BOSTON (AP) — Jim the Cy Young Award as he Lonborg started off his 1970 Eaetern Divteioa the regular seaswi with 2,619 New York while Gene Moore ), and he a'Kieared horns th el4 th consecuVlve season Jiider the The AmerrilK Basketball you’ve probobly spent moot of Lonborg’s two quick vic­ helped the Red Sox to the pen­ campaign by beating the WaMi- probably a good Idea to get him 1968 Final Btondinga points. He also snared 26 re­ nant with 22 vdctories and added led Kentucky with °28. the winter reading news raporte tories to start the season ington Senators 4-1 last Fi-lday out at that point. free until the Yankee rally In X ! " Association, *the so-called Pittsburgh thrashed Carolina W. L. P e t O.B. bounds to become the league’s and magaslne arttelaa about two more in the World ^ rle s, Stafford Springs Speedway opens its curtain Saturday No, 1 rebounder os well as scor- The Nets announced their sea- have fans wondering if he. night, then looked sharp again "I wias struggling at the end, the eighth. Lively League, wound up i82-no. Indiana 69 26 .702 — how good fishing la In ooroe Lonborg has had nothing but night. Pre-season favorite has to be Eddie F l e i ^ of Kentucky 46 39 .686 14 er. His rebounds for the regular son attendance at home, for 42 has finally regained his in Tuesday's effort, He had a and my shoulder was tightening Moses had a double in addl* ita third remilar season Loe Angeles’ loss dropped the other port of the country. trouble. , New Britain. 8tars from a tMid-place tie with Carolina 42 42 .600 17 season were 1,687. ' games, was 142,882, compared ilon to his run-scoiing single If this is the eaeo—and you’re 1967 form, but the Boston A knee injury in a skiing acci­ three-hit shutout and a 6-6 lead up," he said. Flemke, perphalia the most Wednesday night with In- Yvashington but the stars sun New York 39 46 .404 20 Mike Lewis scored 26 points to to 42,811 a year ago when the and has now hit safely 18 times looking forward to getting sway Red Sox right - hander dent foliowed by other ailments going into the eighth inning, but The Red Sox took a 2-0 lead in consistent driver In the North diana and Denver, the m ^ e the playoffs, ftnteMng a Pittsburgh 29 66 .846 SO lead Pittsburgh over the Cou- team played 39 home games, in 24 at bats for a .642 average. on vacation and enjoying aoma wants the jury to stay out virtually wiped out 1968. Last two hits, a wild pitch and a the first Inning on an infield fait In any kind of racing macMne, East and West Division full game ahead of New Or­ Miami 23 ei .274 86 gars. The Pipers wiped out an Indiana’s defeat of Miami left of that good fishing — now Is Yastrzemski, Smith and Tony a bit longer after his dis­ year he won six straight games ground out produced a pair of by Mike Andrews, a walk, a sin­ will be behind the wheel of tho champs respectively, each leans, wMch had led Jthe West­ eight-point deficit after the first the Floridians with the worst ^ time to start ptennlng your ConlgUaro also hit saA ly once Western Division appointments of the past in the spring and appeared on New York runs. When Gene Mi­ gle by Carl Yestrzemskl and a OAA Bros. No. 14. Flemke takes posting victories. ern Division for the first half of period and went ahead for good record in either the ABA or the trip. each to stretch their streaks Denver 61 33 .607 — the track again, only to break a chael followed with a double, sacrifice fly by George Scott. over the driver's seat after In addition, Spencer Haywood the season but now will miss the on Lewis’ Jump shot tn the sec- rival National Basketball As so- Once a decision Is mads about two years. through the first seven games of Dallas 46 39 .686 6 toe with a foul ball off his own Lyle came on to preserve the A walk plus singles by Tony veteran chauffeur Nathan o l Denver set an ABA single ABA playoffs for the first time, ond quarter at 48-46. elation—61 defeats and only 23 where to go, a major, oonoldera. "It's early, much too early," the season while Andrews, one Wash’n. 44 40 .624 7 bat. He was sidelined for a triumph. Oonlgliaro and Gerry Moses ‘Smokey’ Boutwell hung up Ma game scoring record of 69 Here’s now the playoffs shape New York rallied from a sev- rictories. Bob Netolicky led the tlon will be to find suitabte' aO' Lonborg said Tuesday after sub­ of the few Boston batters off to Los Angeles 48 41 .612 8 month, and managed only one "I think he was tired,” Man­ produced another run in the helmet after winning the track points. u p: en-point halftime deficit to beat Eastern Division champion Pac- commodatlons. Often, during the duing the New York Yankees 6-2 a idow start, broke out of it with New Orleans 42 42 .600 9 more victory in relief after he ager Eddie Kasko said. "The fourth, and it went to 5-0 pi ttie title last year at Stafford. The *ABA playoffs, for the In the East, Indiana plays Kentucky, the team the Nets era with 34 points wMle Don Si' best flsMng season, cabin iM with late relief help from Spar­ three hits in four tries. came back. farthest he's gone this year is fifth on singles by Andrews and Flemke is the teacher of cur­ first four teams In each divt- Carolina and Kentucky duels meet in the playoffs. New York die was high for Miami wtlh 83 motel rooms are difficult to find, ky Lyle. “I feel good now. I feel The Red Sox, now 4-8 for the "Those years were frustrat- seven innings. If he had had a Reggie Smith, k ground out by rent NASCAR Grand National slbn, start Friday night. If each New York. The West semifinals 23 Meld goals and a perfecthad 18 e-foot-9 center Ed Johnson Indiana’s Roger Brown and The angling authorities suggest as though I can have la big year year, named ^nny Slebert to Ings no question about that,” shutout going I would have Yastrzemski and a single by sensation, Pete Hamilton. of the playoff series goes the send Denver against Washing- ot-13 from the foul Hne. He back Inaction for the first time Miami’s Don Freemanthat each a good way to beat the If 1 stay healthy. But you never oppose Yankee fire bailer Stan know. I felt good last year and Lonborg said Tuesday. "But wanted him to finish, but once Rico Petrocelll. Flemke and Hamilton used to full seven-game route, June will ton and Los Angeles against broke the old ABA single game in two weeks. Johnson, side- reached the 5,000-polntcrowdcareer is to make advance room Lonborg made it 6-0 with his Bahnsen today as they sought to get together quite often and talk got off to a fast start, then I they’re past now ,and I don't the shutout was gone, I didn’t be close to busting out before Dallas. high of 67 points set by Connie lined with a knee Injury, came mark—Brown hitting it on the reservations. sweep the three-game series. about different racing techniques Write the chamber of com­ broke my toe.” think about them any more. think hds finishing mattered that second major league homer in the champion la crowned. ' Haywood, Denver’s celebrat- Hawkins of Minnesota against o il the bench in the second half, nose with 20 points and Free- Both pUohers have 0-1 records. and how to drive in different merce In a town near your dea- Ever since 1967 when he won This 1s a new year.” much.” the sixth (the first one was Indlana downed Miami 118- ed rookie, got Ms league record the New York Nets on Nov. 27, scoring 13 points and grabbing man, scoring 23 points, upping sltutatlonB. I guess all the talk 111, New York trinuned Ken- 59 points against Los Angeles on 1968. 10 rebounde. his total to 5,012. Unation and ask them to send has pMd oft for Hamilton. In you a list of resorts and Ihotote four raoee Hamilton ham entered, In the area, Then write or call Masterful Mound Showing the Dedham, Mass., flash has the reeort you decide iqpon and won two races, Daytona 500, Penneys Steele Hurls No-Hitter give them the dates you Intend Alabama 600 and grabbed third Trevino’s Ambition to be there. At the same time, and fifth place finishes in the ask them to make advance ar­ iBTi inUBBEMB Kite Flying Rookie other two. ' rangements for a flsMng guide. 41 • * Cheney Drops First, To Win Every Title . . .Wally Pettinglll drives at FLORAI^Marge Primavera Now Is also a good tfane to write the fisheries department of Familiar Faces Lebanon Valley In New York In 187-464, Jan Wright 187-461, Berv NEW ORLEANS (AP)— Lee Trevino says he won’t the stete where you pten to va­ Also expected after a modified. . . Dan Devoe, a con- Silences A’s Bats Natlonal League Coventry Nips Bolton eriy M^iacMan 406, Arlene Lo- ^f major ambitions get in the way of his cation and requ^ informaUan standing Dogwood 600 perform- slstent runner at Riverside, has East Division Pointe 46 . . quest for the top spot in the ?125,000 New Orleans about seasons and regutetlona. NEW YORK (A P)— Gerald Janeski, a scholarly Chi­ anOe test Sunday In Martinsville, been out of action because of an Qy |)£;AN YOST cago White Sox rookie who enjoys flying kites as a W. L. Pot. O.B. JEWEL-^o Ann 199- golf tournament. NotMng can be so disappointing St. Louis 6 2 .714 ya..ls^edDe8ajw^^Sarro^^^ Injury When he la nmning^e- Left-hander Greg Steele of Penney High in East ^ ‘I want to win every time i go ** what could be Ms best „ ^ fishing trip during hobby, did a job on Oakland in grounding the hard-hit­ former hydro plane pilot, finisn- voe wheels a modified. . . On a „ j l i j ® ^ Matncic 19T*4M, Bute Pittsburgh 4 2 .667 H out," the swashbuckling Trevino y®®*" *** P^° closed season. ting A ’s on a masterful pitching performance. ed second to Ray Hendricks at different front of racing Mam 190474, JUl Meirlll The 1968 U.S. Open diamplon Many of the country’s national New York 3 3 .600 IH Martinsville. cheater has two of the best in Windsor Hi^h. Tho Bl&ck Knights took tn o non-league 178.504^ Artene Cartoon 176. S8dd today before setting out in The 23-year-old right-hander, - ...y,;— — Chicago 3 3 .600 first round play at the Lake- already has won over $84,000 paries offer stream and teka fteh-. obtained from the Boston R ed the eighth—and eighth—and Rick Monday IH DeSarro will be wheelinj^ the drag racing. Bob Price, an en- tilti 5-0. In other schoolboy action, Elast Granby spoiled — . (AP Photofox) PMIa’i ^ a 3 4 this year, took the titles in both , if your vacation plans in- had a ninth-inning single. .429 2 Paid Cterke No. 41 Mustang, In- gineer at Jacobs Mfg., In West Chenly Tech’s season opener wood Onmty C3ub course. PRELUDE TO ARGUMENT—Ken Berry, White Sox outfielder, is callM safe Sox in spring training as a re- Montreal 1 STORR8—Aided by a three- the Tucson and National Air- chide visiting one of these, be 6 .143 4 stead of the famllar 00 coupe. HarUord Is the cMef designer *>y winning 9-2, Coventry High "That’s what this game is cdl by Umpire Ed Runge after he was (»ught in rundown between first Md sec­ placement in the Gary Peters run homer and a three-hit lines Opens and tope the Ust sure to take your boat along, West Division The Hope Valley, R.I. driver mechanic on Morlarty’a finally managed to push a hm ParSet72 about, winning. If I didn’t Want deal, stifled the A’s Wednesday ’ >‘4 V pitching performance from Ed both in money winnings and Write the National Park Bsrvlca, ond base against Angels. Joe Azcue, Angel catcher, covering first, applied tag OlncUmati 8 3 .727 walked off wHh all the marbles gjg n^d. The 1970 Mercury Cy- across In the 12th inning to de- to win, if I didn’t think I could, nigh for his second straight Mathews gave Ellington a 7-0 points. And he’s been in conten- Washington, D.C., for a list of but ump ruled runner safe. Azcue and teammate Claude Wright then argued. “ think w e’ve got a pitcher Atlanta 6 4 .666 2* In the opener a year ago. clone Spoiler wlU be running In teat neighboring Bolton 2-1. I wouldn’t be here. major league victory and first win over E. O. Smith in a non­ For US Open tion in every tournament he’s pam]riilste about fUblng> boating there,” Gutterdigo said of his Son Fran. 6 5 .600 2Vi DeSarro has been ‘Mr. Oon- F-Stock Automatic class. Rham High of Hebron took a "But one of my biggest ambi­ complete game. league battle. played this year. and camping in national porks. kite-flying youngster. "The San Diego 4 5 .444 3 stetency’ on the Stafford oval. 'Big Red' is currently awaiting COC game from Portland, tions is to win the Tournament Janeski, a 6-foot-4, 2(X)-pound‘- Sophomore Court Harned Billy Casper, who won the more I see of him the more I Houston 4 5 .444 3 In three years, he has 10 top engine from Holman A Ellington High blanked E. O. of (Champions. er, scattered three hits and only stroked the circuit clout in the Golf Event 1970 Mestera title, is the oMy like him .” Los Angeles 3 6 .333 4 five finishes and has never jtoody Stroppe In Long Beach, Smith 7-0, and Simsbury nip- "Oh, sure, I'd like to win an­ walked one while striking out second inning. Ellington was other U.S. Open. But the Tour­ other double winner of the year. Yesterday’s Stars Janeski figures he got a break Wednesday’s Results placed farther back than fourth Price Is also the driver Peen. tled for a one-Mtter, blanking of OUcago’s three victories this top notch equipment he la now division with an e.t. of champlonsMp June 18-21 at Ha- Is scheduled next week in Ran- G ^ Player, However, ^he misses former Houston 7, San Francisco 6, East Granby roUed past Cheney the fifth inning. the Ebqios 1(M>. season. driving. 8.46 for 170 mph. The loss dropped Smith to 1-1 zeltine National. cho La Costa, Calif. It’s restrict- winner of $57,000 in only five Torrez in One-Hitter teammate Billy Conigliaro, now 10 innings Other familiar faces expected , , Tech easily. *>- P.J. Boatwright, U8GA exec­ BATTING — BUly WUllama, In the only other scheduled Only games scheduled and the Knights are 2-0. ed field of about 30 inchidee only weeks NEW YORK (AP) {igainst the Padres in the sev- ASTROS - GIANTS — with the Red Sox. Conigliaro to show. Is the popular River- . c j The winners tallied two runs utive director, recently toured rotmded out the top three picks Olbs, ripped four otraight Mts Today’s Games tournament winners from the Thp hnmpr-VinnTiv' Atlnntn inning. Then Bob Piiddy John Mayberry poled a pair of Am erican League games, was his kite flying partner. side Speedway driver, who left Irenton speedw ay in the fihrt two frames, added the course with Tot Heffelfin- going Into the first round. including Mo 250th career faom- HEBRON—Scoring four runs „ . last 12 months. Rrnvoa havo Manatrar I ii Came out of the bullpen in the home runs and Houston pushed Minnesota tripped California 8-2 “Some people see you flying a Pittsburgh (Veale 0-1) at New after a heated arguement with Trenton Speedway in Trenton, one in the third and came on ArnMd Palmer and Jack er, leading Chicago to a 6-1 vlc- Braves have Manager Lu- ^ ^ a nm in the lOth on Jdm and Boston stopped New York York (Gentry 1-0) officiate, BIU Greco from New N.J., will host the ninth annual in the tMrd inning provided ail Haxeltine president, and kite and they think you’re cra­ to score three, in the fourth. Don Waryan, host professional, "That’s something to get ex­ Nicklaus are not competing. tory over Phfiadelptila. Qgorge stone, who gave up Beauchamp’s single to beat San Washington at Balti- Philadelphia (Fryman 1-0) at Haven, Greco will be In hla Trenton 200 for USAC national the scoring power needed as man Harris punchy but zy,” Janeski says. But v/bo says CSieney managed to push before a final decision waa cited about,” Trevino said, that S nothing compared to two homers to Nate Oolbert and Blrancisco. Joe Pepitone also more twi-nlght doubleheader Cihicago (Decker 0-0) brother's prepared No. 43. championship cars, Sunday, Rham pelted Portland High B-1. "beating all the other cham- you can’t fly a kite? And any­ across two runs in the sixth made on the yardage. one to caarence Gaston early in homered for the Astros while was postponed by bad weather, San Diego (Dobson 1-1) at At­ Regulars Bob Santos, Mints, April 28 . . . Mario Andretti will Rham jumped off to a quick the kayo Mike Torrez de- way, Chicago should be go^ (AP PtatoCsx) inning to avert a shutout. The USOA established 10 par- plcna." • ca u b u re to r spcciALigrt the game. WiUle McOovey and Dick Dietz * • • lanta (Niekro 0-2), N Mass., - charging Don Flyrni of Introduce a whole new concept 14 lead in the first inning but Trevino is almoet certain to STOn »TAU.«HO * MA«0 iivered over the Montreal kite flying territory.” HOLD YOUR HAT!—And that’s exactly what a East Granby’s Rod LaBarre 4 hMea, four par-6s eind four STARTS' IMRROVCf OAS MILKAOC "We’pe in a rut on home run connected for the Giants. WHITE 80X-A*S — • * • Los Angeles (ffinger 1-1) at Windsor Locks, Lou Austin of to racing with a triangular type Portland came back with one in be one of the tevorites there, Expos with his arm and sliding Danny Doyle of Philadelphia did as he MgMlghted the afternoon with par-3s. The longest hole, the * CNOtNC FCRRORMAMCC balls,” said Harris, who has Mayberry’s three-nm shot in Janeski, two days shy of his Cincinnati (Maloney 0-0), N Medford, Mass., Ernie Gahan racing machine, Andretti has ^ leftfleld line. the Uilrd. Then Rham unloaded just as he is here. bat. TWINS-ANOBLS — slid into second against Chicago’s Cubs yesterday. 15th, plays at 592 yards. The The Braves tagged two more acen his team hit 11 homers and the eighth tied (he score and 24th birthday, beat Milwaukee Unbeaten Minnesota, held to San Francisco (McCormick of Dover, N.H., Leo O eary of won the classic in 198646-69. Bob Burnham rapped out two and scored four in the bottom The fast-taUdng Mcadcan- John Thompson won the fln t shortest, the ISth, is set at 172 m his pitchers surrender 13 in the then the rookie was hit by a last Friday in his major league 0-1) at Houston (Bouton 1-0), N Hanover, Mass., and Carl of the inning and kept the scor­ M four-baggers Wednesday nig^t, one hit through five innings, ex­ Mts and Butch (Jerich deliver­ Amerioan from El Paso, Tex., pole position on the one-mile ing up for the remainder of the yards. SPEOAUtTSIM stretching their_ start of _season _ first nine games, ‘Tve seen pitch leading off the lOUi and defbut. ploded for eight runs In the Only games scheduled ‘Bugs’ Stevene from Rehobeth, ed a double for Cheney. paved oval In 1967 at 102.244 The Hazeltine layout, about 80 homOT s^ a k to nine games and biem hit everywhere, right, oen- moved around to score on hits Wednesday night, the rookie, sixth off Angels’ loser Andy Friday’s Games Mass., are expected. The losers committed five game. ELEcrnomcEMGmm 4MM41CU w iiuic tUlU ' A. Remember the Durocher Case? mph. . . The current one-mlle „ downing San Diego 7-5. Torrez, ^ domed j stadium, jjy John Edwards and Beau- who says he read about 30 books Messersmith. The big inning PhUadelpMa at New York help any. (telvln CoMidge went the miles west of the Twin Cities, Joins UConn Staff TUNBiJ^mMAMALYaS record belongs to Al Unser In , , route for the winners allowing will offer Open contestants a meanwhile, limited Montreal_ to__ P®®ture, R doesn’t make any champ. last year at Louisville and in- was keyed by Brant Alyea’s Montreal at Chicago Granby Is now 2-2 wMle Tech STORRS, Conn. (AP)—Len Manchester Drivers 1968 with a speed of 117.200 mph •BATTCRICS •SPARK PLUGS an eighth inning single and <®ffcr®nce. We must be playing * * • tends to make It 40 this year, grand slam homer, his third St. Louis at Pittsburgh, N only four Mts. Gary Glass was challenge of narrow tree-lined Suspensions 23 Years Apart The 'Town of Manchester pos­ is 0-1. •RCOUl>TORS •FUEL PUMPS Los Angeles at Atlanta., N . . . The pole winners at Trenton the losing pitcher. stroked three of his own, lead- with those 6-X balls.” REDS - DODGERS — 8TOt long-hall support from the blast of the year and 11th run sesses eight top notch race driv­ Eaat Qtaaby (*> •OCNCRATORS •POINTS/CONOENSSR San Francisco at Cincinnatl.N have won 11 of 29 races. . . A. J. ab r Rham Is 1-2 and Portland weU-pIaoed water on its rolling fF F •AUTCRNATOnS •S T A R T E R S ^ « . Louis to a 10-0 romp over e x ^ * ^obby Tolan’s two-run single MaUas, B^y batted in. ers. Gene Bergin, who has Mgh sdtool coach for several San Diego at Houston, N Which Hit Baseball World Foyt is the winnlngest driver In Grover, m, 4 dropped to 1-1. layout. •COILS •WIRES driven everytMng and anytMng u s a c champlonshlpKiar Mstory *>• 4 years, has been appointed as­ •lONITfON TIMING *PCV VALVES .... r capped a three-run Cincinnati '^h? 1 In other National Lea^^e The Braves may be using the third Inning and the slammed homers, and fourth time, also got homers American League with wheels on It, has joined the 42 wins (196049). Nine of Se^ac. sistant football coach at the Uni­ In 1M7, Leo Durocher was many people take advantage of 3 DRIVE IN games Wednesday, Houston lively ball but Torrez certainly «« r\^Atr ^ two-run double by Car- 'from------^ —Leo -•------Cardenas------and Cesar East Division forces of the Iten Brenn Racing those victories came at Trenton. 3 versity o i Connecticut. suspended from baseibaH for one It by wanting too much for noth* 3 Esposito, Orr Bruins’ 1-2 Punch edged San Francisco 7.6 in 10 in- wasn’t throwing one at Mont- f^ T ji m M el^tt ^ Tovar. Jay Johnstone connected W. L. Pet. O.B. team in New Jersey. He will Bobby Unser of Albuquerque, cobeau, ib ,' 4 Head Coach John L. Toner 249 BROAD STREET Dings, Cincinnati shaded Los real. The tail Cardinal right- year "for conduct detrimental ing- Roberto Pena stroked two of for the Angels, who lost for the Baltimore 5 1 .833 — jdlot an open cockpit midget N.M., bolds the present track a said Riven, 86, will coach the shutout until the ninth when to baaeball." McLain appeared to be one of 3 MANCHESTER I Angeles 3-2 and CXUcago hander gave the Expos nothing Dje trolt 4 offensive interior line. 3 .571 Andy Kosco jolted a 1% In 1970, Dennis McLain was these people because o f the racer. Bergin was a popular recoid for the new one and a Hutcbkunii. ' 1 droK>ed PhUadelphla 6-1. Pitts- until Adolfo PhUUps singled in w es Parker dnn inning and a single in straight trlumiAs. Boston 4 3 .671 IH driver at Riverside, Stafford half mile oval at 154.710 mpH In KotomkI, 3b, 1 suspended from baseball for 75 many wiUy.nUIy things he has Hasctal. lb. 1 buigh and the New York Mets the eighth for Montreal’s only ^ay Carroll came out S Waah’n. 3 8 .600 2 Home Ice Advantage games, or less, for "association done while winning 105 games in and Thompson and had a fling a time of 34.904 secmidB. . . Tho Olmmartino, to, 1 had the day o ft. hit. ^ the bullpen to get the final out. New York 2 5 .280 314 in 1967 with gamblers,’ ’ and the last five yearn for the De- with the Indy champlonsMp track is kidney shaped with a • * • Meanwhile, Torrez cracked , , , Cleveland 2 5 .286 Aaron To Captain Braves 3% "conduct not in the best inter­ trolt Tigers. Nothing ventured, cars. . . Jim McCavanagh, sales 20 degree dogleg righthand turn BRAVES - PADRES — three sing4es and was involved „ West Division Cheoejr Tech - en for about $6,700 In a Flint, ATLANTA (AP) - Oakland 3 4 .429 214 py) Chandler, a man from Ken­ MliA., bookmaking operation. Park. MoClavanagh has been in­ third and fourth corners. The S 'P *^ **• with 3-2 series leads, try to wrap up their respective Braves continued their long-ball run in the fifth with another sin- season, snapped out of it in a Mll'waukee 3 5 Burnham, to. stay captain as long as I’m baggers behind Babe Ruth (714) .376 3 tucky’s horse country who He called In basketball bets that volved In some kind of racing straightaway is 2,200 feet long DeRoao, K. quarter-Hnals tonight but the home ice advantai^ has assault on enemy pitchers, gle. ’Ihen, he was hit by a pitch hurry with four straight hits In- Chicago 3 Gerkjh, c, manager Luman and Willie Mays (600). 6 .376 3 wasn’t crazy aboiR horses ex­ spring from the Tlgere’ club­ since 1967.. -Jim’s two younger and the closest part o f the track prevailed in both series and the Bruins and the Blues They sure four games short of leading off the eighth and the eluding his 250th career “h om er Kansas City 2 4 .333 3 Heek. If, Harris of the Atlanta Braves. Ruth's record? cept on Derby Day uriien he’d house phone in Lakeland, Fla. brotbeis, Joe and Harry, are to the grandstand is only a mere Cak. lb. are both on the road. T i r e s t o n e matching the record for homers CJards wrapped up the victory as the Cubs beat the Phillies. “ He’s earned it.” Wednesday’s Results 36 feet away . . ■ Time trials be­ Newsom, to, and a pteyotf berth in the Stoat | In consecutive games at the with four more runs, three of “You never can stop a hitter Harris was asked. pose wHh the winner at Chun^- "He was invited (for the tx)tb regulars at Riverside. RWey, rf, If the trend continues, howev­ Lum was talking about Hank Chicago 7, Oakland 0 111 Downs. Happy stood for a lot $5,700) to assume Ms partner­ Both brothers operate modifides gin at noon Sunday and race Andruiot, cf. er, that means New York and Division. Mart of a seeuson set by the Chi- them on Richie Allen’s homer. like Williams for long,” said Heiuy is only 11 homers off Boston 6, New York 2 time la scheduled' for 2:40. cago Cubs in 1954. It was the 11th stra'ght victo- Chicago Manger Leo Durocher. Aaron, the slugger rival NaUon- ., of goo d URngB as a politictan ship in the book," said Kidm fol- at EM OorraU’s fifth mile oval Totals * 29 3 0 4 1 Minneeota wU triumph, sending Minnesota wUl be trying to I al League pitchers call "Bad Minnesota 8, California 2 and as commlaaioner of base­ Iimlna 1 3 S 4 6 « 7 ToUla each series Into a seventh and continue its season of come­ It was an ordinary single by ry over two seasons for Torrez, "Billy now is liable to stay hot ris, “He’s 36, looks a lot young­ lonvMg issuance of Ms prepared 3318010 9 Henry” because they know he Washington at Baltimore, 2, ball. Boot ufanfey backs when It meets St. Louis. [ Ceipeda Hiat broke ttie tie a hard-throwing right-hander. for another two weeks.” er, and Ruth played until he April Fool’s Day statement ^It’s All Over and Done With’ Cbeney 0000030 a deciding game. has broken up more ball games rain Happy—4f you called him oth­ wMdi continued McLain’s ai»- Boston and New Y o rk have al­ The North Stars gained the | Close-out Specials than anybody with ope swing of Only games scheduled erwise you weren’t his friend- penslon until July 1. SOUTH WINDSOR—Penney’e ready piled up a Steidey Cup playoffs with four «traigfat Aaron wlH be getting more Reminds People of Bill Terry his bat. Today’s Games thought Leo shouldn’t have mar­ He was induced in the M^we Baltimore Looking Ahead, Steele was a thorn in South record of 846 witmitaa in penal- triumphs in the flnel week of Major League In f€u:t, in a spring training Miore of head- Chicago (John 0-2) at Oak- ried Laraine Day so soon after of malting a profit. He thought Windsor's side yesterday after­ ties, tile bulk In their first four regular season play after a perl- game at West Palm Beach on I*” ®® spring because around land (Odom 1-1), N her California divorce and that he had become a partner In the noon as the left-hander toased games. od eorUer which saw them win March 7, Los Angeles Dodger "dd-May, when he makes Hs Minnesota (Boswell 0-0) at Leo shouldn't have had as one book. He never got a penny out No Gimplaeency on Squad Ms no-Mtter. The Bruins won the first two only once In 34 outings, Mike Jorgensen Bright Spot = L e a d e r s = southpaw ace Claude Osteen Wt of 1970, he wiH have California (May 0-0), N of his associations Max (Mem­ of the entire thing. He was swin­ The Knights’ ace struck out gomes in Boston Garden with But the Blues have dltterent American Leaf^ie fooHMUy put his glove in the the 3,000-hit mark, a Kansas City (Butler 1-0) at phis) Engelberg, one of tiie best dled. Attempt and acMevement Orioles are Hldliig Psychologl- nine and walked two Bobcats. the Rangers bouncing back to Ideas. “There’s no senee in pro­ As Newconier with Mets Batting (10 at bats)—^Alyoa, way of a hot first-inning smash. ((gTvre known only to the Ck>bbs, Milwaukee (Bolin 0-0) handlcappers horse racing ever are two different things. .«el Scare. Tbat'e whet the head­ Defensive standout Bud Howe even the series with two victo- longing It any more," said St. Minnesota .600; Moses, Bostmi Result: Broken blood vessels f^lUns’, Lajoles and Paul Wa- Cleveland (Chance 1-0) at De­ knew and who died Oct. 5, 1908. line eeld. If the Baltimore Or- kept Steele’s no-Mtter Intact rles in Madlsdn Square 43arden. Louis center PbU (Joyette. ner. "I made a very thorough He was born the day Babe remembered as the first home- .542. and a bone chip. troit (Wilson 0-2) Some people thought Max was a Investigation. There la no evi­ iolee, who got their comeup­ with some fine fielding plays In the fifth gome, Theaday night Pittsburgh and Chicago ed- at Rutti died and his fielding grown Met rookie to crash the Rims—^R. Smith, Boston 8; Sixteen days later at Lake- " I ’ve been fortunaite,” says New York (Bahnsen 0-1) bookmaker, but he wasn’t. He dence the book accepted base- pance from thorn# ragamuffins between first and second barc at Boston, the Bniln* ralUed on ready have won Stanley Cup around first base reminds peo- champions lineup, Fregosi, California 8. land, Osteen showed the finger Henry Aorem, "In that I ’ve nev- Boston (Siebert 0-1) bet his own money. He told his bell bets." known as the New York Mete, He was also the leading Mtter a pair cf third-period goals by quarter-final series, each team to a few Detroit Tigers and er suffered a serious injury Washington (Brunet 0-1) at pie of Bill Terry, one of the fin- Clyde McCullough, who man- Runs batted in—Alyea, 'Min- friends what horses he liked, People hastily crlticlaed Kuhn are hiding any ecara frenn test with two singles. pMl Eqwslto for a 8-2 deciskxi. wnq#ping it up in four games. said: "Bad Henry did it.” since I joined the Braves in Mll- est first basemen the game ever ages Buffalo for the Montreal nesota 11; Walton, Milwaukee Baltimore (Palmer 0-0), N and Leo was considered a for failing to realise he had to Octeher'e Work* Series defeat The victory was Penney’s Magnificent Bobby Orr and Pittsburgh will meet the St. knew. His name is Mike Jorgen- Expos, pays Jorgy high tribute, lo. Aaron started the secison with waukee in 1954. I’d like to keep Friday’s Gaines friend. protect the other side of bose- they ora hiding them well. second in os many starts and HqxMito, the Bruins’ 1-2 punch Louis-kfinneaota survivor while one of the finest longevity re- It that way and have a good sen and since he won’t become "I hope the Mets keep him all Hits—Hbvley Milwaukee 16‘ Minnesota at Oakland, N ChancUer also fined other boH, Ms employers. McLain is "Thet was test year," eeld the Bobcats are now 1-20. throughout the season, have the Black Hawks {day the win- 22 until next Aug. 16 you’ll be season,” says McCullough, who Boston 13; Walton M ii- cords in major league history, year.” Kansas City at Oaliforniat N Dodgers and some Yankees be­ one of the company stars al- Wank Robinson. "It’s over and ------been Beaton’s mainstaya In the ner of the Brulne-Rengore se- For 16 seasons he has played Ihe Braves and Luman Har- Boston at Detroit hearing about this newest New last year managed Jorgy for the wauke'e 18. ’ cause Larry MacPhall, then tiiough he admits "I am stupid done with." • COVEBITBY—After three con- playoffs. rtee. 145 games or more and sports a ris are counting on their $125,- York Met for a long time. Mets at Tidewater, Va. "I don't New Yu'k at Baltimore, N Yankee president, was seen slt- and greedy." He li the big draw RriMnson la the man who secutlve walks, Coventrys’ Rich pv)r the Ranger*, tonight’s Etoposito end C M ca ^ s Bobby Doubles—W. Horton, Detroit 4; If you’ve been wondering how want him playing against future .818 career average with 564 000-a-year leader. Ung in a Havana baseball park for the T^re, and Detroit Is Clapp banged out a single and three periods will be the most HuU ore the leading Stanley Cup Melhm, Chicago 4. keep* the Baltimore Oriole* and why the Mets won the 1969 Expos. On the other hand, with Engelberg. one of the iietter baseball fran- the winning run crossed the critical ones they’ve faced oU playoff ecorera to date, each Triples—Voss, California 2; 18 looae for Bert. Weaver, the dan­ National League East, the pen- maybe some of my Bisons can The McLain quotes belong to cMses, having drawn 3.6 million plate in the 12tii inning. season long—even m ore so titan with nine points, ftdlcwed by tied with 1. dy HtUe manager who commit­ nant iRayott and the World learn something from watching Bowie Kuhn, the present base­ tens the last two years. In ef­ ted the iBiforglveeWe by getting Walks proved to be disas- the regular eeason game Orr and New York’s Rod OU- Home runs—Epstein, Wash­ ball commlaaioner. Series, Jorgensen's situation af- Jorgy. fect, the Tigers pay l-34tti, of bhnsalf bounced from the fourth trous tor BMton A’s. Wayne when they cknriied fourth ptece bert with eight each, ington 3; Alyea, Minnesota 8; There are many who feel that fords a perfect example of what "He remlnilB you of Bill Terry Bowie Kubn'a $100,000 eatery. Wertd Seriee game by a Nation­ Gagnon walked fat one run in ------Walton, Milwaukee 3. Kuhn, an intelligent lawyer who went on in the Met farm system with a glove, only Jorgy has a And he couldn't let down a team al Lieegue umpire for conetently the second inning and John Stolen Bases — Blair, Baltl- la trying to do an intelligent job under George Weiss. Bing De- better arm. He hit 21 home runs .■ that draws well on the road. The Mckezlng on belle end strikea. Zeppa loaded the bases In for a sport that certainly needs vine, the late Johnny Murphy, for me last year, drove home 69, Milwaukee 4 other 11 teams In the league Almost ea soon ee string the 12 i Bddie Stanky, Stankv BobRnh Schefflng, Snhofrino- stole 10in haoBBbases andarwi KBtt.BHbatted .290. von riarper, jauwauxee *. intelligent leadership, did noth­ have to eotist, too. Pitching (1 decision)—18 tied training opened, (he Orioles The lo e ^ banged out she Mte Clyde McCullough and Joe He had 104 hits in 106 games ing more than slap Denny Mc­ What Kuhn did was step the ttoowed they didn’t give e hoot. with Bom sasUreche getting a McDonald. Lain on the wrist. Tigers on their paws. Map Mc­ . and would have done ^tter ex- strikeouts-Lollch, Detroit 24; Before Dave McNaUy signed hie douUe^_Cpventry managed only This, is a permissive aodety. Lain on the wrist he didn’t Ao. I t Messersmith, CalRonila 22. IfID oontraot there wee this ite and Bud Lakes can­ league operation for the Ama- because he had to go back and ______Kuhn and President Nixon, the The players cn 11 oppoeing beeehell, with ite yem beu|^ tor a double, sbn. In 1966, McDonald’s scout- forth in the Army. nation’s No. 1 sports fan, say It. American Leogua teams will do National League ntry, with the win Ing report on Jorgy said: "He’s got a chance to be a su Lesser lights dote on it. Permis- that from the bemSh when he re­ out. Th* jram end beat up ball Batting (10 at bats)—Hender­ arm •a-fkad to MoNally’a locker, at 1-8 while Bolton sUp- "Good actions around first per star!’ slveneas Is fine, except that too turns to pitch from JtiKr i on. son, San BYancisco .520; Gal­ ? b a U Ohaguag, end beside it thet remalt" ^to 04. base, good hands, good speed, Jorgensen’s presence on the lagher, San Francisco .460. They win taunt hkn 'both bar- ^ a i i ^ a S w b e e l d :’’CJonilA- ‘‘.There to no danger of al^ to play the outfield.” Mets affords manager GU rate and there are ooma pretty maoto of Al Wote.” pteomoy on thte club.” efod a plea^t pnAlem, one He^d^n,' good bench Jockeys In the Junior Wele'le'tlia (terilBf Uttle Met Frank '***•? y K « ^ e r of O^hero s what Bob ttot could make the MeU even batted In-H. Aaron, At- Sports Slate league, faUowa like Rklnh Houk atib *ortetop4eoond bamman Come De Judge" of BalUmoee]e 2b^ i Btr^ger. Ex-flrst baseman ^ ja 14; Tolan, Cincinnati 12; of the Yankees and BaH Weav­ who utayed two year* tor the kengeroo msfiager, in his report: Hodges knows Jorgy can play Henderson, San Francisco 12. THUBSDAT, APRIL It er of BaKtmora, ooachaa Nellla . .a? - a.------mem m«fo AlkST S M tO Jorgen^ is the best looking first with the best. In Uie closing Hlts-Henderson, San Fran- OUbart at East Catholic Fate and Rooky Bridges and, on hi« A114Kar i;;;® *®®": training he put ^laco 20; GaHagher, San Fran- Tetmte — Bloomfteld at Rock­ oooaakm. Tad wmiams, gxxxl fielder, throws well. Jorgy in center field. He now is jg, ville, South Wtndoor at Weaver Plaass Doimy, no baanbatte. SoJlffolvTtlm* iStaA MOUv a 90-came winner, end All-Time llilrd beaemen. He’s teat,«BB» anon aggressiveooron.o.1... base1 .the1, . 1backup t man ..--A-thefe ..for mTom DouWes—Cepoda, Atlanta 6; 6 Gtolf — Rockvllte at Ptein- The oommlsalonar’s office win fnme " « ’e nloe to know you tori vUle runmr, good power at the plate, my Agee, who played 146 games tied with 4. be wat*«• (AP) - WMh two $10,000 bonus. If these reports the New York Giants. Bubber sttRen bases—Cardenol, St. S f^on . wri. wt ttte WEHONOR Bouth WIndaar. walks and two arrora, the Unh OfUnn. OS. 883 Ifain S t, ManehostoT • 649-8973 srsre avallabte when Jorgy waa signed Jorgy. Bubber also LiouIb 6; wynn, Houston 4. ftyiot Hte Oriole (eemmete* are iMt F, Robby teuggong *o Track — Om ntry, ToUand at “ ‘ p. MA eaptelnlng Bayride, a lO-minute signed Ed Kranepool, the left- pitchteg (1 declston)-27 tied varrity of Cknnoottout soorod a S'IiiSirtet'l£n'‘towtl^ even wlfo a eentehy BOUBSt MONDAY-FIUDAT 7 AJL-O FJL Bouth WlndMT, BitfOald at El- no* i®tag to let torn he w e. the 1 TMMIMMOMM j drtvs from Shea Stadium, Ms handed hitting first sacker who ^th 1.000. run Wednesday, m It want on eofo eM b o f tlwm about K.OM. 13 8 4 9*i6 i il SIOTER ACT— Anne and SATURDAYS 1 AJL-0 PAL Ungton judge. teml^ might have toM him to got an $85,000 bonus in 1962 and strikeouts—Merritt, Cfaicln- to heat Borion UAlvani^ in "» w«a Weto who beat me OnvMKry iiSootoSS^ot finalists in the Junior Girls’ Division of the Town (CLOSED ‘ SUNDAYS) RELATING INTO REC(HID BOOKS—■Hammerin' Hank Aaron watchBi”Sl3^t <9oU — Eoat OMbollo at Wind­ In Mu seooM These ere tbe old Ortolee, ask to r $100JI00. He’s that good got into 112 games last year natl 17; Perry, San Fiandsco baaohall, 4-1. trilb a aimte in tbe seoond Junior Duckpin Bowling Tounuunent at tho Holi- of ball during batting practice. Aaron will soon become the eighth major lea ^ e sor Looks, Rooky HIU at EIMng» a proqMct and wlU always be with a .288 batting average. ig / « t e MUs m n m cam s tn ttia I g.1, la the ntntta,” eeye ree^ to tear tha ^ erioa a OfSOOlQOO • • J* day lA D M , Tho sUtor act fiiude w m won by K a r ^ player to attain 8,000 career hita. He’a algo eyeing Babe Ruth'i homer record. ton. fifth inMag, MaMaUy. "Itoar aa* > toiget Lmgua apart oaea agate.

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' \ ■: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. APRILS. 1970 PAGE TWBNTY.QWB f M U t TWENTY AllHiliobllM P«f ig | » 4 Movino—u if ^ T Tniehlnf— n ie i Holp Wontod BUG6S BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Holp Wontod— IM t M 1967 FIREBIRD convarttble, 4- StOfOQ9 20 F o im d o 3 S •peed, V-S, radio. No money WANTED - Bxiwrianoa^! tnw- I'LL GIVE YA A I'LL HAVE THE BREAST OF NOT RUSH DOCTAIHE A m w w M rwirlom >»««<• CLASSIFIED MANCHESTER — Delivery- WOMAN wanted for some bak­ tor trailer drtvar. Apply - In VO down, full financing arranged. FREE LUNCH IF HALIBUT AND A FLAGON SWAKai, AMJAIRE' ZE FBI light trucking and package de­ ing and • cook's helper mom- person. Carlson's Sxpngg, f ■ CaU 286-6160 after 8 p.m. YA LAY OFF THAT O F M ILK .' ------j ...AWPF*SRMTT-TT,’ ESS OBaeCTlNG ONLY TO Here and There livery. Refrigeratora, waahers inga. Apply Cavey'a Raatau- Inc., 96 Hilliard St., RACKET DURIN' RCALL.y SWAAM, YOU SPORTS PREDICTIONS/ i>md stove moving, specialty. ter. MY BUSY TIM E!^ MUST PO BETTER.' ZB PEST 1 CAN RBVEAL/ advertising KARMAn" aWa;T968. Exceiunt rant, 46 East Center gt. WMAT'S AN ASTBOtOGER ACBOSS 52 Chest bone condition am-fm radio. Now Folding chairs for rent. 640- *A/HO CAN'T PBEPICT1 ’’"'zomtheenssood ' WOMAN wanted for part-Umc 'TOUCK DRIVER — Must ha IBritUh colony 53 Select part, os CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ■now Urea. e49-4437> 0762. WHAT w o u ld th e a c ad em y AND ZOMTHECN6 BAD oflocieW work. Apply Corner Soda Shop, over IS yean of ags. Apply In OF ARTS AND SCIENCES WILL HOPPEN TO 5AHBEB/ intho 54 Contend 8 AJMi.to4:30P.M. , LOCAL and long distance mov­ 786 Main Bt., Manchester. person, Alcar Auto Parts, OS- SAY ABOUT THIS t Atlantia BUICK Leflabre — 1966 cream BFront— —j emulously puff. (Aa U for parte) Phona ing and storage. Free eati Spruce St., Msnohsstsr. VtX lR TIM S 56 Belonging to mates. Agents for American general office work 1/ ECS UP/ FINE Virginia COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 646-1968. COLLARS A/OPS 13 Intenticea a given time Red Bail. Austin A. Chambers extending invoices, etc. Oaer SECOND BhlkT openings,' F O P X B 14 Feminine 57 Given, as a 4 iSa P.M. DAY BEFORE'PUBUOATIOK 1969 ^YMOUTH. SatelUte, Bros., 140 Rye St., South Wind­ clean shop, good working coiv prize Co., 648-6187. D 6 T M U 6 /. appellation Deadline lor Saturday and Monday It 4:sa p.m. Prida.i Power ■teei^l'ng, automatic sor ditlons, many bansflU, atiuils UAawanHlgh DOWN 10 ------380irl'snanvaSea parking. Apply PsrsotmsI Of­ 40 Genua of tranamiaaion. Excellent condl- GIRL OR WOMAN a# Cook’s ' ----- »Egypt 1 Ordered 11 Anoint PLEASE READ YOUR AD Uon. 10,000 original mileage, Pointing— Poporing 21 fice, ConaoUdatad Olgar Ootp., 16 Make a • (archaic) palms helper days or evenings. Apply 181 Oak S t, OlaotoMbury. tilO 2 Expunge 42 Inscribe Call 049-8848. mistake 3 Casual 12 Tyndareus’ OlM lIled or "W i l t Ada" are taken over the piume a . a JOSEPH P. LEWIS — Custom In person only. Howard John­ • 4:80 p.m., phona 618-9441. Aa 17 Fenced comment...... wife (myth.) 4301d oon v ei^ o e. The advertlaer thould read hit ad BY V. T. HAMLIN 44 Raced 1966 DODGE Coronet, new Painting, Interior and exterior, son Restaurant, 394 Tolland equal opportunity employor. ALLEY OOP 18 Brother of 4 Missouri (ab.) 19 Ineffectual DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS t o t l^ Ito^e paperhanging, fully Insured. Tpke., Manchester. 21 Western cattle 45 Pack engine, automatic, $800. 643- Jacob (Bib.) 5 Caucho next Iniertlon. '^ e H e r ^ !■ reeponalMe for only ONE In- For fre« estimates call 649-9668. TMATS 20 Ireland shows 47 Retired for 6666. SOME SHOOnNfi,/ IHKT VMS A CLOSE CALU 6 County in o o ^ t or omlttod Ineertton for any advorOafinent Md tbm If no answer 643-6862. LET AVON take you on a vaca­ EH, ROCKY? ARE 10U ALL RIGHT, WWCTS . 22 Lady Literate North 24 Barter the night EXPERIENCED NAME? 49 Shoihonean 2"*^ 5 V** 2 make good" InaerUm. Errora which 1968 DODGE Monaco, gold, 888, tion! A few hours each week \CXiN6 FELLOW? I n A ^ (ab.) Carolina 26 Legal writ do not iMten the valm of the advertlaement will not be 23 Formerly 28 Second sale Indian power ateerlng and brakea, EDWARD R. PRICE—Palnt- selling Avon cosmetics now 7 Eagle's nest oorreeted by "m ake good" InaeiHan. ■ could mean a hoUday in style .\1/ (archaic) 8 Mature, as 30 Harvests 51 Candlenut radio, heater, stereophonic Ing exterior and mterlof. OIL BURNER 2Sl>aybreijc fruit 35 Skillful tree tape ayatem with FM. More. paper hanging. Ceilings, etc. later on. CaU now — 289-4922. ^ M E OTHAIRE 'I 55 Pair (ah.) ^TIME, SWAMI*- ' (comb, form) (RoekvUle. ToD Freo) Call 647-9000. SERVICEMAN 26AfflicUon T u r p a c e g r i n d e r s T“ 2 T“ r " 7” !" i r IT IT 643-2711 27 County in 875-3136 INSIDE —outside painting. Spe- Must be -experienced. Tempor- Ckxxl pay, good working ocn- .Texaa 14 1061 CARMAN QHIA. Call 649- clal rates tor people over 66. ary assignment, full days of 29 Arroyo n r ditions. Paid vacation. Fold 0628. Call my competitors, then call work, for long or short periods 31 New Guinea. 15 1S“ 17 iKdldays. Free insuranos. AuromobilM For Sdo 4 me. Estimates given. 640-7863. ^ Ume as you are free, hours PYee uniforms. 2l 22 ------7-4:30 p.m. and 4:80-1 a.m.. East OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS (eontr.) IT" W 33 E^ton (ab.) HERALD TRIUMPH TR4A, 1966, $1,200. ERWIN Davis Painting and Hartford location, on bus line, I- 34 Bowing 25 1967 VOLKSWAGEN Convert­ Call 876-4146. paper hanging. Be an early Top pay, no fee. CaU P^^ THE WHmNG CORP. ible, No money down, full H- PONT BE SO LAZY' THERE'S I'M SONNA BE BUSY, ALU implement 27 bird, be wise. Plan your out­ Skelley between 0 a.m. and 8 THE STUFF-SET BUSY AMP RISHT--AFTBR I'VE MADE 35 On the ocean 1 BOX LETTERS nanclng arranged. Call 288-6160 264 Broad 8t. H-16 Ml* ' (D mo by NtA. Ik., side painting now. Prompt p.m. i ^ MAKE *rDUR OWN SANDWICH / . -IT.' WITH THE LITTLE BIT 36^den-Baden 3T 32 after 3 p.m. 1968 CHEVROLET convertible, service. 649-0496. Manchester, iOL) LEFTME I'M SONNA andBallston, F or Y ovr $100. CaU 646-4188. HAFTA KEEPMOVlW STUFF for instance 5 “ 34 1966 T-BIRD converUble, auto­ "If the crime rate keeps gain' the way it is, pretty soon MANPOWER INC. ' 649-1166 DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS BACK AFTER EVERY BITE Informatioii ROGER painting — Interior, 278-1684 TO KEEP ITAUTHENTIC/, 38 Cards (ab.) u 35 matic, excellent condiUon. everybody will be packin' a gun again!" exterior, celUngs, paper hang­ 39Ijouiaiana THE HEFL\LD will not Beat offer. Call 647-0002. Trucks— Tractors 5 PULL UP THERE, Y I SIMPLY CAN'T ACCEPT HARDLY. NUMBER WE'LL CAU ON (ab.) ing. CaU anytime. 643-0923. RN’8 - LPN'S, all shifts. C ^ NUMBER THREE,' I I I a U 41 42 dlacloae the identity of DISHWASHER wanted 6 or 9 KELLY... THAT'S J YOUR THEORY THAT ONE ( TWO'S AN OLD LAM 41MtBainiers 1964 VOLKSWAGEN sedan, im­ 649-4611, Meadows West Con­ '"turn any advertiser using box B.H MAGOWAN JR. A Sons, nights per week, no Sundays. WHERE SUSPECT / THE MUSEUM'S DIRECTORS "cap" IT 45 il maculate condition inside and i®88 GMC half ton pickup. Call valescent Home. NUMBER T W O V STOLE THE MASTERPIECES. letters. Readers answer­ Businoss Sorvfcos Building— Interior and exterior painting, Apply Cavey’s Reotaurant, 45 43 River in out. Mechanloally guaranteed, anytime, 872-9816. LIVES.'.' Switzerland 50 52 ing blind box ads who Oflforod 13 Controefing 14 paper hanging. Thirty years E. Center St., 648-1416. ^1 ...J... 44 Indian desire to protect their Extra accessories. Asking $776 experience, four generations. WANTED _ 5T 54 59 Identity can follow ‘hie 876-6166. 1968 INTERNA-nONAL one ton, ------z r ------w a n t e d experienced auto weights small dump body, heavy duty E7CCAVATINO Trenching BYee estimates, fully Insured, hours per day. CaU 648-1492. EOI procedure' WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ body combination man, 40 46 Ancient Irish 57 Bob Cat machine, snow plow­ 643-7861. capital 5*1 .Jl suspension, plow with hoist. modeling specialist. Additions, WOMAN wanted for month of hours per week. Inquire B A J Enclose your roioply U> 1961 VOLVO, completely rebuilt, ing driveways and parking 48 Aggregation No money down, full financing rec rooms, dormers, porchea CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex- May, fuU-Ume, five-day week, Auto Repair, 867 Oakland Rt., SO Greek letter the box in an envelopelope — price $860 firm. 648-6161. arranged. CaU 236-6160 after 3 Iota, tree removal. ReiMon- address to the Classified cablnets, formica, built -Ins, terior painting, paper hanging. two children, and light house­ Manchester or call 648-7504. (Htw$pap»r fnferprfie AtuiJ p.m. able rates. 648-6169, 872-0647. Manager, Manchester 1967 OLDSMOBILE, 442, 4- J.______bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. Discount on wallpaper. CaU work. Call 643-4934. Oscar Hebert, 646-8048. Evening Herald, together speed, ram-air, blue printed 1966 DODGE D-lOO, pick-up, BRICK, block and stone work. with a memo Hating th-; MASONRY — All types of stone WOMAN needed for MUlng de- cam, lOw low mileage. 649- may be seen at rear, Oak Brick walla, patios, outdoor-in- D R IV E R S NEEDED companies you do NOT 66 and concrete work. Quality portment, will train for Friden T«.W U. L N.. .tfW. m*.W! 8782, 646-2482. St., Manchester. 649-9108. door fireplaces, aidewalka, BY DICK TURNER want to see your letter. Workmanship, work guaran­ Roor Rnishing 24 invoicing nuuUiine, typing re- HirmiiHiiirii i ii r ^ ^ ' CARNIVAL chimneys. Free estimates. Train NOW to drive semi- Your letter wlii be de­ 1966 VOLKSWAGEN sedan, teed. CaU after 6, 648-1870, 644- ' quired. 289-8291. stroyed if the sidverttser 1965 CHEVROLET step«ide, Domenlc Morrone, 649-1604. FLOOR SANDING and refinlsh- ______truck, local and over the good condition, $595. CaU after pick-up. No money down, fuU 2976. is one you’ve menUoned. Ing (speciaUzlng In older BABYSITTER, twice weekly road. You can earn $4 per BY KEN MUSE ff not it vdli be handled 6, 649-1792. financing arranged. Coll 286- LIQOT trucking, odd Jobs, also saVE MONEY! Fast “s ' ^ ^ . floors) and painting. No Job hour, after short training. WAYOUT moving large appliances. for two chUdren, provide own In the usual manner 6160 after 8 p.m Dormers, room additions, ga­ too smaU. John VerfalUe, 640- For Interview and f^tpHca- 1967 MERCURY Cougar, auto­ Burning barrels delivered, $4. transportation. 289-4440. TAURUS: GEMINI: cancer: LEO: VIRGO: l ib r a : SCORPIO SAGIT- capri­ AQUARIUS: PISCES: FOR THOSE rages, porches, roofing and 8760. Uon, caU 208-226-5710, or matic transnUsslon, power 644-1776. ARIES: TARIUS: corn: WHO DON'T H->b siding. Compare prices. Ad- write Safety Dept., United S »!s5r THE WORRY WART « HM W VK* h. TM Wt Nl OF steering, power brakes, speed Trallon— TELL TOO D O N t guard THIS SET TELL GOOD W«CH BELIEVE IN TIMBERLAND Tree Service, A-Level Dormer Corp., 289- COOK wanted, 3 to 4 hours per Systems, Inc., IhtersUite ASTROLOSY, control, green. Exceptional Bonds— Stocks— SETRE HER MUCH LET AGAINST WILL THAT HIM SET WAICH TIME YCXIR Lost and Found 1 Mobllo Homos 6-A tree removal, pruning, shrubs, 0449. _ day. CaU 043-1402. Terminal Bldg., 2176 Ber­ A BE A AN OUT DIET TAKE YOUR care, service and condition. ______TOU GOING FRIENDS YOUR BIG YOU FOR and lots cleared. Fifteen years Mortgogos lin Turnpike, Newington, TDUSH LOVE ON BECOME SAVINGS GOOD JOB LOVE EARL"' FOR A TODAY/ OWN LOST—Gray male cat, answers Original owner, $1,700. CaU MOBILE home, set up in Bol- NEWTON H. SMITH and S on - STENOGRAPHER - typist — SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL experience. Bonded and insur­ Conn., 05111. PROBLEM HER/ BEHIND A TODAY.' WEEK­ DONE HIM.' START.' YOUR LONG CHANCEG/ to "Kitty Kat” , vicinity Gar­ 646-0130 after 6 p.m. ton. Working Indl'vldual, or Remodeling, repairing, addi- MORTGAGES — 1st and 2nd. experienced, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., TRIP.' den Apartments, Main St. Call working couple. Convenient, ed. Free estimates. Call 647- mortgages— mterim financing Monday through Friday. Must TODAY.' THE PfiOBLEM! END.' TODAY.' FRIENDS! 1966 PLYMOUTH and Ford, 4- tions, rec rooms, garages, SCENES' 643-9746. pleasant location, 648-2880. 9479. —expedient and confidential be familiar with payroU. CaU door sedans, V-8, automatic, porches and roofing. No Job ATTENDANT — Texaco Sarv- hri too small. CaU 649-3144. service. J. D. Real Estate between 10-12 noon, 1 to 3 p.m. power ateerlng, radio, extra 1969 STARCRAST, YOU ARE A-1. Truck is A-1. ica atatlofi at MUkHa Tpks. m nn FOUND: Brown and black mon­ sleeps 8, Aseoc. 648-6129. for interview. 646-8111. rr pr »S) nn grel, male dog, CaU Andover wheels. 648-2880. Cellars, attics, yards, drive­ and Broad needs mature men V—z«i ¥KS stove, ice box, canopy. Excel­ DORMERS, garages, p o rch e s ,------ways sealed and small truck­ *v-lb Dog Wardeq, 742-7194. lent oonditiui. $1,260. Call 649- rec rooms, room additions. ^ ^ ~1 ;7 ~ ^ BABYSITTER in my home, to operate third shift, 11:80 1963 CATALINA 2-door hardtop, ing done A-1 right. CaU Tre- vldnlty Center, for two chU­ p.m. to 6 a.m. Ihccellent oppor­ automatic V-8, power steering. 7861. kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing. BUSUlOSS O p p o r n in if y ZB LOST — Paiabook No. W10976 mano Trucking Service toll- dren, 8-6 daily, 643-8620. tunity fer the right men. Call Savings Bank of Manchester. No money down, full financing free, 742-9487. aiding, general repairs. iQuaUty ^ ^ X iS c l^ n d gift shop, $4,000. 643-6488 or ebap In at statkm. workmanship. Financing avail Application made for payment. arranged. CaU 286-6160 after 3 Jewelry store, $10,000, Beauty GET MY FREE catalog, earn p.m. Guess we’re doing SOme-^ TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — able. Economy Builders, me. salon, $10,000. Frechette Real­ $50, $100-even more in name LANE maintenance, nights. Al- BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE LOST: Male, gray and white thing Trees cut, buUding lots clear­ 643-6169, 872-0647 evenings. tors, 647-9993. brand merebandise. Help your so mechanic full and part- cat. Waddell Rd., slightly In- PON TIC LeMans, 6 cyl- ed, trees topped. Got a tree ______time. Apply In parson, HoUday % right! Thanks to you busi­ friends shop at home. Write LOOK HERE, HMM! OH SECOND justaaake Jured. Call after 5, 646-2202. Inder, automatic, 2-door hard­ problem! Well worth phone CARPENTRY and remodeling me, Alice VUUlams, Popular LaiM, so Spencar St, Man- A top, Very good running condi­ ness Is booming, and our call, 742-8262. rooms, dormers, kitchens, mayor! if one THOUeHT, CHIEF, SURE THE lAPIES RUBBISH route for sale, 180 Club Plan, Dept. Y604, Lyn- ch a ^ r. new HoUdays, Travel Queens additions and garages. Call OF YOUR POLICE HAVE YOUR AAEN PONT RETURN FOUND — SmaU male dog, tion. Best offer. Call alter 6 stops. Richard Lee, 228-0586. brook, N.Y. • DRAGS MY WIFE. PO NOTHING FOR TO THEIR black with black and white p.m., 643-1908. and Continentals are rolling FOR ANY of your glass needs— Tom Corbitt, 648-0088. WANTED Ucensad phimbor, ok- out of here and on their OUTA ONE OF THOSE A FEW HOURS. , TREETDPS, WHAT IS THAT , IT'S A Cfa0WD-6ATHER£R. chest and legs, .^hort tall, auto glass, storm windows, - „ ------r; ^ ------MANCHESTER Laundry Oen- WAITRESS fuU or part-time tor caUesd 'working oonUtlaiis. TREES AND SHE CHIEF, way to making some mighty mirrors, call now, Ace Glass ter — minimum effort opera- ToUand Coffee Shop, o'**"*Please Coll 646-2112 for appointmsot « ( SUPRXEp t ) BE? ] •wearing coHar. ' Bolton Dog homes custom built, remodel­ GETS H U R T, , Warden, 649-6900. 1964 FIAT 600, $126. or best of­ happy families. The only fly Co., Rocky HUl, 663-7224. tion for represented net annual 876-9960. A. B. Chick Phimbing tk Hoa^ m5UBYOU.(/viE y fer. CaU 648-1290, after 6. in the ointment Is we've got­ ing, additions, rec rooms, ga­ Income of $19,600 For particu------!------ing, Inc. t o o ! ten loaded with many clean, PIANO tuning, by graduate of rages, kitchens remodeled, lars caU Bob Flath at J.D. KEYPUNCH Operators — ex- 1965 PONTIAC Catalina, power late model tent trailer Hartt College of Music. Ward bath tile, cement work! Real Estate Associates, 643- peFenced, days, part or full­ GENERAL all around man re­ AHnouncomonts 2 Krause, 648-5386. steering, power brakes. Elxoel- trades, all brands, includ­ Steps, dormers. Residential or 6129. time. Immediate assignments, quired for fiactory woric. Apply l a d ie s — How about having lent condition. Owner, $1,050. ing: Starcraft, Skamper, commercial. Call 649-4291. In paraon, Englnaarad Miatals SHARPENINO Service— Saws, very high pay. No fee. Apply a Copper Party In your home. 640-3694. Wheel Camper, Nimrod, Inc., 10 HUllard St. knives, scissors, garden and HALLMARK Building Go. Staff Builders, Suite 602, 11 O lff> hr HU.‘ W., TJA W UA' »t. OI». Get a $10 gift. 247-7426. < for Camel 8c Apache. Some six shop tools. Power mowers re­ Help Wontod— Asylum St. 278-7610. 1968 CORVETTE, 327, blue con­ and eight aleei>ers. Some , home Improvement, additions, MAN — part-Ume for lawn ant paired and serviced. Pick up Fomolo 35 ‘No, I don't want to taka laatona . . . I'm happy with vertible, exceUent condition. with awnings and add-a- rec rooms, house painting, WOMAN ior general office parking lot maintenanca. Must and delivered. Sharpall, the naighborhood wa'ra in now!" Priced to seU $3,000. No trades. rooms. If this Is your cup 686 garages, roofing, gutters. Free work, some knowledge of book­ have driver’s Ucansa. Apply In Porsonols Adams St. (rear) Manchester, 876-'rei2 after 6. of tea, why not stop In soon, estimates. All work guaran­ NURSES’ AIDES, 11-7, third keeping, contact Mr. Orody, perstm at W. H. Ehiglanl Lum­ 643-6306. MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD TAX Returns prepared in the whUe the selection is good teed.. 646-2627. shift, part-time. 649-4610. 646-2381. ber Co., Route 44-A, Bolton convenience of your home. I960 FORD Fairlane 600 XL, 4- Notch, Conn. and the prices are right. CARPENTRY — concrete steps, *16 THEN DON'T YOU THINK ) f > 0 4 / ARE ^ YES— BUT I OFFERED TO Buslneoa • personal. CaU 643. speed, $1,500. or best offer. 640- THAT AFTER AWHILE, S THBONBmo LET HER REMAIN AS THE STEVE CANYON BY BOLTON CANIFF 6838. 9734. Housoholcl Sorvicos floors, hatchways, remodeling DONUT baker or baker’s help­ LETS BE REALISTIC, SHERIFF FINN! SHE'LL BECOME RESTLESSy 80USHT UP PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD RECTOWN USA, INC. Offotod 13-A porches, garages, closets, ceil­ RITA GIRL er, 48 hours par w eek . Apply MOTHER WILL BE GIVING UP A — AND BEGIN TO CONTPOL OF RIDE wanted dally, 2nd. shift, ings, attics finished, rec In person. Baas Eaton, 160 Ont- TO YOUR W E D P IN ^ B E T T E R M A K E IT REM OTE.' ▼ DEL PASSO KNOWS THAT ROU TE 6 POSITION OF GREAT IMPORTANCE \ RESENT YOU? TVl THECOM^MV, Pratt k Whitney, from Hart­ 1962 CORVAIR Monza, good REWBAVINO of burns, moth- rooms, formi-oa, ceramic. Oth­ RECEPTIONIST — Tired of ADMINISTRATIVE SECRE- ter St. TOAAARRYYOU! RUNNING THAT . ' ------A 1 I ANDFOKED H O N E Y -A S IN THE WHEN COPPER CALHOON LEARNS 1 - S O HE P LAN N ED A condition. $276. Call 649-6066. holes, zippers repaired. Win­ aooKs! A B O U T THIS THE FALL OF ROME I DIFFERENT SORT OF ford Rd., Pine St. CaU 649-9083 WEST OF WILLIMANTIC, er related work. No Job too commutlng? Local opening TARY — Opportunity knocks COMRANY HAS BEEN HER WHOLE IIF E I. HER OUT/ i ' CARPENTER’S halpar to w eek WILL SEEM LIKE A DULL TMUol BOMB SHELTER FOR US' after 6 p.m. CONN. dow shades made to measure, small. Dan Moran, Builder. with convenient hours await for the experienced aecre- 1957 CHEVROLET, standard In Bolton areau Must have own I all size Venetian blinds. Keys Evenings, 649-8880. the experienced receptionist, tary with top ekUls. Plush shift, motor 4 years old, other 1-203-423-1625 made while you wait. Tape re­ Excellent typlhg a must. To offine. “ Just around the cor- transportation. CaU 741-5051 af­ new parts, good rurnlng con­ corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867- $120. ner." To $120. ter 6 pma, ^ Automoblios For Solo 4 dition, $260. Seen in Manches- Main St. 649-6221. 1966 17’ SHASTA Astroflyte, Roofing— ^Siding 16 CLERK-TYPIST — Hera’s a STOCK boy, part-time to wvrtt Jim K CARS removed, $16 each. ter. 878^)273.______great chance for an eager sleeps 6, self-contained. Many TWO handymen want a variety nnniPTKo and rrZi renalr GENEUIAL OFFICE — Di­ for rataU furniture store. Driv­ Prompt, reUable service. Call 1964 DODGF Dart white wagon. extras. Excellent condlUon. of Jobs by day or hour. We repair. versified office work for a beginner with good typing er’s license necessary. OaU 872-9488. red Interior, original owner, Coughlin Roofing Co., Inc. 643- girl with a flair for figures. to train in a versatile local 646-1984. clean yards, atUcs and cellars. Moderate typing required office. Dl'veralfled dutlea. On 646-2884. exceUent condition, 63,000 Reasonable. CaU 643-6306. 7707. 1968 qAM ARO, automajic V-8, miles. etO-DStl. 1966 BUDDY 10x47’, 2-bedroom, for this busy loc^ firm. $90. bus line. $80. WANTED fufl-Ume' man with powei: steering, radio. No mon­ nlcely furnished, exceUent con- OUTDOOR barbecues, flre- P 4 S ROOFING and repairs mechanical experience. Top ey down, full financing ar- 1965 MERCURY Colony Park, 6- dltlon. $4,000. 628-9071. places and small masonary done reallsUcally. Free esti­ WE NEVER CHARGE AN APPLICANT A FEE wages paid. Apply 270 Hart­ BOL ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY rang<^. CaU 286-6160 after 3 passenger wagdn, power steer­ Jobs. Reascmable. CaU 643- mates. CaU anytime, 646-1516, ford Rd., Mamdieeter. p.m. ing, power brakes, power rear 1969 11’ YELLOWSTONE plck- 8108. 649-2373. I THINK ...YtOU NEVER HAD TH E HEART wlndow. 649-4834. up camper. Sleeps 6. FuUy RITA GIRL WINDOW cleaner, experienced, BIDWELL Home Improvement THAT^ A TO /WOUNT THEM ANYWAY. NEED CAR? Credit very bad? loaded. CaU 646-3180. DENTISTS don’t treat feet; must be reliable. CaU Man- Co. Expert instaUatlon of 99 EAST CENTER ST, DUDLEY, IV E VB^y WISE Bankrupt, repoasesslon? Hon- 1961 ENGLISH Ford wagon, ex­ veterinarians don’t do plumb­ 800 SILVER LANE rtieater Window Cleaning Co., DECIDED TO WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU eat Douglas accepts lowest cellent condition. 37,000 origi- aluminum siding, gutters and DECISION, X f ^ ing; Stereo Consultants doesn’t EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER 049-6884. 0IVEUPAM ' ,nal miles, 4 cylinder, S-speed trim. Rooting Installation and SIB... down, smaUest payments, any­ Maforcyclos— fix television!! "Stereo is our 528-9416 646-34.41 p u T T B m y where. Not small loon finance standard. CaU after 6:80 p.m., first name, our only business.’’ repairs. 649-6496, 876-9109. ACCOUNTANT — 3 y a m jun- ^/// VCOB M V e O N ? ,3UAU_I '/OD 'UDOk: MORE U KE Blcycks 11 cousenofi. LOVING M Y M a O O e R / company plan. .Douglas Mo- 649-6068. CaU 647-9000 tUl 9 p.m. tor ooUege or buslnesa school tx>rs, 846 Main. 1967 YAMAHA 860, rood bike, ______1______'With major hi cuscounting and SO N IS 1966 BlilCK Riviera, exceUent KEYPUNCH operatMT needed INTERESTED In home decorat- ‘# 1’ I'M HCME; blue, good condition, asking AL MARINO Services — Book- Raofing and one year general accounting 1964 GRAND PRIX, loaded. No condition, 32,000 orif^nal nUles. li^ ? Fabulous oi^rtunlty HOME. $530. CaU 648-9165, after 6:80. Ing spring clean-ups, attics, for a small progressive de­ experience. Ebccellent work­ money down, full financing ar- call owner 643-6940. cellars, garages. Allowances Chlmnays 16>A partment, knowledge of Alpha awaits you with on exciting ing conditions. Manchester of­ m * ranged. CaU 286-6160 after 3 ------— ------—------— 1666 HONDA, 66 cc’s, bodk in and Numeric punching helpful. new growing comi>any being In­ fice. CaU 64941861. p 1967 BUICK Special, automatic on resaleable Items. Ap­ ROOFING — Specializing re­ very good condition. Kick CaU 289-9361, E xt 220. troduced in this area. Only a ______power steering. No money pliances, bulky furniture mov­ pairing roofs of all kinds, new starter does not kick In engine, ed, removed. 644-2616. desire to make money is need­ 1966 FORD LTD, 2-door hard- down, full financing arranged, $75. or best offer. 646-4661. roofs, gutter work, chimneys ed. FY>r Interview caU 529-1122, top, Uiu, radio, heater, auto- call 236-6160 after 8 p.m. cleaned and repaired. 30 years’ EXPERIENCED ODD JOBS, Ught trucking, all RN’S 528-0606. matlc, power steering, power —------— ------■ 1966 SUZUKI Xe, Hustler, very types carpentry, miscellaneous experience. FYee estimates. PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERBIEER brakea. Low mUeage, must 1968 MO 1100. Good running CaU Howley 643-5361, 644- GENERAL clerk for purchas­ BRIDGEPORT good condition. Must sell, $600. rep& in, yard cleaning, etc. condition, but clutch needs 8333. LPN’S ing Inventory at wholesale srtL $860 or beet offer. 876-1288 Call 649-1881. CaU 742-8268 or 648-7218. OPERATOR , VESTERPA'T' L A S T < S U P P O S E work. Four brand new Ures. automotive warehouse. Ameri­ b a n d i t s h e l d W E E K IT THEY DECIDE or after 7 p.m., 648-9708. 3 to 11 p.m. and 11 to 7 $250 firm. CaU 643-6610, after SUBURBAN roofing company, can Parts System, East Hart­ ^UP THE SUPER­ vW A S T H E TO K N O C K UGHT TRUCKINO, bulk deliv­ a.m. ahitts. Modem con­ To work on tools and MARKET/ BANK' O F F TH E N-ia 1966 CHYSLBR Newport 2-door 6 p.m. ery, attics, cellars cleaned all types of roofing. FYee es­ valescent home. Ebccellent ford. CaU 286-7006. LIBRARY hardtop, automatic transmts- . . ^ Buslnass Sorvlcas timates. Spring prices. As­ gauges. Top wages and owsr- and removed. Also odd Jobs. benefits. Contact Director tlme. Apply at: ■Ion, V-8, power steering, 1965 BUICK SkylMk Convert- Offorad 13 644-8962. phalt, slate. 280-4808, 649-5746. o f Nurses. OUTGOING experienced secre­ CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER power brakes. No money down, Ible, tary required for part-time money WINDOW cleaning for office, WINDOW cleaning done at spe- work In doctors’ office, medi­ E. & S. GAGE CO. AH.Ye^...SOOPBYl cal experience not esaenUal. 285-5160 aftor 8 p .n ^ ^ down, fiui financing arranged, factories and stores. Let \u put clal low spring cleaning rates. H o a t ln a O nd P lu m b ln a 1 7 M EADOW S MUcheU Drive YOUR KMMS WAA wo-oxoo ane p ^ ^ ^ satisfied r,M t, efficient service. Call riH m n m g CONVALESCENT HOME Send resume to Box K, Man­ BECCMf .hMCCCH f/wIF VDU KNOW WHA1V Manchester, Conn. 1955 PONTIAC Lemans, 3------customers B’ree estimates, estimates, 646-4220. SAM WATSON Plumbing and 647-1461 chester Herald. Replies will be ■peed, bucket seats, excellent 1909 PONTIAC custom S, 860 64B-4220. HeaUng. Bathroom remodeling kept confidential. ooodltion. OoU 847-9607 after 6. automatic, power ste e rin g ,------FLOOR maintenance, service and repairs. Free eaUmates. An Equal Opportunity Employer power brakea, cocoa brown SHARPENING Service — on wood and tile floors, win- CaU 649-3808. 1906 CHEVROLET station wag­ with black cordova top, stereo* knives, axes, *'shears, skates, carpets. CaU 683- on, 5-yaasshger, 288 V-8 engine, system, exceUent ccndlUon, rotary blades. Quick service. 1788 GRANT’S PLUMBING aervlce. a l e r t lady needed In Opera- ii ■ Hi,. <0 automatlo transmission, good $2,700. or best offer, 649-8804 Capitol Equipment Co., 88 QuaUty work for reasonable tions Dept, to type dally or­ e ww tg NBA hK. TJi Baa. Ut Hi. OH. A-l» Main St., Manchester. Hours CHAIR SEATS reflntshed — Best offer. 876-0040. after 6 p.m. prices. OaU for free estimates ders, answer telephone Inqui­ PRODUCTION dally 7:80-8, ’Thursday, 7:80-9, caning, ruahlng and reeding. 648-6841. ries relating to moving and 1986 nJ^T, good condition, ask- 1968 CATALINA Wagon, auto­ Saturday, 7:M-4. 848-7968. Call 648-9162 after 6 p.m. LANCELOT BY COKER and PENN storage. Routine almilar to air­ $460. CaU anytime, 646- matlo V-8, power, steering, SKILLED & UNSKILLED line ticket reservations. Hours Z'M GOING TO fX> , r - . ro ft& ex power brakes, air-conditloning. LAWN MOWEUIS, garden trac- CUSTOM made draperiea, slip «ew N ^LA*K e. / VeG.MoW tHKT T e ^ R o p H e R ^ ' • tors, chain saws repaired and covers and reupholstering, Mininory, Monday — FVtday, 8-6. Apply B i No money down, fuU financing ifr -ntcAC A.«tYTUi^ y fOU AAeNTiOM IT... Mr. DlFlore', Hartford Des­ Openings in all departments offering permanent OFS&OBSTHNf ^ y 1968 OPEL Deluxe wagon. Very arranged. CaU 286-6160 after 8 eharpened. Parts and acces- Budget terms. EatabUshed In Drtumoking 19 Ngapc MeHPiHA ? / patch, 191 Park Ave. Eaat full-time employment. G o^ wages, ovtrtime, PH good oonditlon. $1,460. CaU 872- p.m. •ories. Mini-Motors, 188 rear 1946. Days, 624-0164, eve- 1594 after 4 p.m. Mlddle Tpke. W-, 649-8706. nlnge, 649-7590. DRESSMAKINO and altera- Hartford, 038-9601. complete benefit program. Excellent opportunity OLDSMOBILE 1968 Starflre Uons done In my home. CaU LITTLE SPORTB 1968 PONTIAC stotlon wagon, onvertlble. Murt sell. Craam TWO YOUNG m i^ e d men R ^ TILLER for hire, cuatom 649-1188. R e a ^ b l e , prompt M ELIN B Fashions - Leading for training and advancement. 1^. Reynolds. I tla Ul Wl\l . BY ROUSON home style show company .now 71------ja r — T T = " 05,000 original miles. Ehccellent ! Must be seen Best of- repair Jobe and tllUng Uams and gardens. CaU service. conditton. Asking $160. 649- Call 646-8043. painting, also cellar cleaning 648-9020. interviewing women fo r / full osa. and light trucking. CaU 646- MRS. PRESS — Dressmaking or part-Ume work. Show exclu­ ALLIED BUHJUm SYSTEM 2692, 846-3047. and alterattons, expert work­ sive Hne of fashions for entire r PONTIAC Grand Prix, 1967, 1988 AMX RAMBLER,. 890 cubic 488, automatic, convertible. — —----- —— ------—- liin d ln g — manship. 00 E. Center St. Lo­ family. No delivering or col- 955 TOLLAND TVENVIKE Vh engine, 4-speed stick shift, tlnt- Muri seU. After 6 p.m., 844- 6TEP8. eidemlks, etone walla. Contracting 14 cated In Andrews Building. 049- lOotlng. No • Investment for , ed glaas, raoHnlng bucket 3978. flreplaoea, flagetona tem oee. 8088. samples. (Jar and phone neces- — A n Equal Opposi— t$y Eniplsysr •- ( ' ssata, power steering and ------All concrete repairs, both In- N. J. LaFlamme —Carpenter ' ' - — aary. F’aat advancement to \ / / y 1 brakea. $360; and take over • aide and outside railings, land- contractor. AddiUons, rsmodsl- m ai^em ent. If qualified. For 4 -lb I paymsnta. OaU 879-9470 be- 1968 CORVAIR, good running ■ooplng. Reasonably prioad big and rajikln. CaU anyUms tween 5 a.m. — 9 p.m. condlUon. $100. CaU 647-1706. -OaU 548-0801. for fret sstlmatea. 876-1643. Read Herald Ads ( I ( h I \ ' ^ y \ >V ■ \r A- "A'' T' I a .\' ' ' ■ ' '\fr '^ " - ' . u - , ' \ \ \ -"vV ■'V w .V.\ W ^ \ V \ Vt-' A^\ . 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F u rn teh od Wontod To Rant 66 Homoa For Sob 72 Houfot For Sob 72 H o « m For Sob 72 Houiat For Sob 72 Help WantRd—> THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and W HIPPLE Apartfiwnti— ndtf— A p p ^n l*—Jjatf— .Out o f Town Out o f Town AparfniMfs 63-A ToiMHiiMlf 63 F o r S o b 7 5 M ol* or Fomai* 3 7 TpMiiMiits 63 MIDDLE], agad coupla deilrea HfiJART OF TO W N -Tan (or 7 1 I kMow i x A c n y ] NIOBILT furnlahad S-Rwm ^ reaaonabla rant. 649- NBWLY LJBTBU) and Immacu- MANCHB8TBR 6 room Ranch StANCHBSTBR — ^orari HUU U It 11) room alngla with 2% o ty M REAL ESTATE Career. Active f o u r r o o m opartmant, In 3-(amUy houaa, or 848-1074. lato 7-room Cape In Bowera with 8 bedrooms, large living — Brand new. large oversized bathe. Needs some redeoorat- “ ' f ^ “ !?****„ CLASSIFIED HOW you FEEU Tme open- OM-'BUT DID you MANCHESTER — Newer two- - apartment, large office needs additional sales WMy,WMEH I MAO bedroom duplex, half of two- rooms, fuU-siied kitchen with haot and ' elaotrtcity. 1180. J. ------r----- — ------area. 1% baOu, beautiful Flor- room with flreplaco, dining Raised Ranch, executive Uvlng mg. priced at $26,900. T. J. on l ^ v l l y wood- ^ w d Rtnoh, 8 (uU do o r ^ HEAR ABOUTTHETRIP ed lot In tine residential area, 3 tlreplaoea, doubla g o fa f*. minded perspnnel. Excellent My GALLSTONES/ family. All Urge rooms, full lots of cabinets, full tiled bath­ Ida room in raar. Roioad room, wall to wall eorpatlng In a prarilge area. Custom crpckett, Realtor, 648-1677. BORE TMEnOWMEySTDOld D.^Rral BMaU AaaoclaU. 6*8- ~~B usinoti PropOrty fuU booement, rear porch. T. family room, mm dook, |to« commission arrang^ement. OUT- POWN TME NILE private basement. Reeldentlal room, seU-oleantag 4tove, 2- hearth fireplace, eat-in kitchen throughout. Attached garage, built. CaM for more detalla, ______, ADVERTISING Would consider part-time. Call plua formal dining room. New Wolverton Agency. Rooltorai EYechetto ReaHora, 647-9998. Manchester J. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. 900. Hayea Agency, 6464Ut. location. 1178 per month In­ door refrigerator, heat and hot F o r S a b 7 0 By CANOE? ’TWO-ROOM fumlahed apart' ______Mr. Pasek. Pasek Realtors, cluding appliances. Call Paul water fumlOied, garage and wall to wall In living room, din- 649-3818. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Ihont, hot water, atove, refrlg- ROUTE 6 — Builnaaa location, $24,000 - LARGE^tolirbtort 80UTH WINDSOR - Overalied VERNON - Manoheotor Ua»- MLS, 289-7476, 743-8343. W. Dougan Agency, 640-4836. laundry fadllltles. Will be com­ . . _ . Ing room, Main, New ceramic — ------~ ~ T ~ T Just listed In choice Rock- Ranch, many featurea. ’Three Oversised~ Raised Ranch. . ' _lbi> erator, bath. Apply Marlow’a, *8® frontage, 6-room Ranch, kitchen floor! Partially flnlah- MANCHBSTBR — Four - bed- Immaculate Raised Ranch, 8 AJM. to 4:30 P.M. pletely redecorated for you. ledge area. Four bedrooms bedrooms, dining room, living cellent buy. Owner wants tM l MALE or female salesperson LOOKING for anything in real 887 Main Bt. country atore. Many poMlUH- ed ree room. Beat of aU, room Cape In the qenter of bullt-ina, fireplace, 1% hatha, Available May 1st. Adults. $160 on main - level, 2% batha, room, fireplace, wall-towall, sale. OaU cn this coa. Frool^ for appliance store. Experienc­ estate rentaU — apartments, tlea. Call now, $28,900. Hayea aaaumaWe 6$i per cent mort- ' town. Papeled kitchen, 2 garage, large wooded lot. CXMPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. I l l monthly. Call nights, 649-2497 dishwasher, disposal, oven two • full baths, den, famUy ette Realtors, 647-608S. ed preferred. Five nights and homes, multiple dwellings, no Agency, 646-0181. ' gage. 'Briflore Agcney, 647- o«toa, treed yard. Aaoumable Hutchins Agency, Realtors, and range, 2 fireplaces, 2- or days, 660-3696 ask for Mr. room with wet bar, garage Saturday. Excellent pay. Ap­ fees. Call J.’D. Real Estate Butlnou Locations ______1418. mortgage. Only $31,000. Wol- 649-6324. 4:M PJM. DAY BEFORE PUBUCAT10^ car garage. We consider Freahette, Realtors, 647-9008. NEW USTINO —Boot Hfert- ply anytime, Bemle's TV and Associates, Inc. 648-6139. Harrison. For Rant 64 c a r e center, fully equlp------J------^— verton Agency, Reoltora, 649- ford, 8-bedroom Ranch,' vo* Deadline for Saturday and Monday !■ 4:30 p.ni. Prlda.'i HIGHLAND PARK area, new the price of $44,900. out­ Appliances, Manchester Park- Pod, good Investment. For CENTRALLY itocatod, clean 2818. standing. Please call 640- VERNON — 6% room Ranch, modeled kitchen, both, tooto* WE HAVE customers waiting MANCHESTER — Immedtate 6-room Raised Ranch, 3 batha, ade. occupancy, delightful 8H-roo*n M ^ STREET office, apace, further detalla, call Connect- 8-bedroom Ranch with fire- — -7 ^ ;;= ;= = — ;— Z~ , — 6306 for appointment. heated rec room, treed lot, fully decorated, eewsr and TOUR COOPERATION WILL |%| A | 1 for the rental of your apart­ 100 per cent location near icut VaUey Realty, Inc. 644- place, fuU beaetnetrt, oluml- BEAUTIFUL Lookout Moun- 2-car garage, handy location. apartment, features complete walk-out basement, excellent water $31,900, Morrloan Agen­ BE APPRECIATED l/IMk I I ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ banka, alr-conditloned, auto- 1671. num atorma and ocreeiai. Flra Loll), large 7-room Roiaed A good buy at $86,900. PhU- OE Idtchen, carpeting, to o location. Only $21,600. Hayes cy, Realtor, 64S-101S. Situations W ant*d ■ FIVE OCLOCR.'l MUST r tate^ Associates, Inc. 643-6130. matlc fire “P^nkler. Apply ^---- alarm oyatem. Walk to tohoola Ranch, Mots front, 2-car g ^ brick Agency Reoltora, 646- B & W fUr • ctondltJonieTs. L a i ^ stor­ 4200. Agency, 646-0181. F e m a l* 3 8 TMlNli f^OUTDlNNER - SAV, OID- Marlow’a. 887 Main St. CONVALESCENT home, long ahoDOlnx! Aaoumable 4% btolWna, 2 flreplaoea, BARROWS and WALLACE Co. SOUTH Windsor —Colonial on ConHnuad From Procodinq Poga TO SUBLET from April 16 to age area. Master TV, on bus Manchester Parkade wooded lot In choice reeir yOU EVER MANE SAU6A6E eatobllahed business. Alwaya cent mortgage with aub- «»«»»* toundry room, j*.jfC H E S ’TER $24,900. Hill EAST HAR’TFORD — Brick Sept. 16, S-room furnished line.. 646-2623, e4S-Um, 648-4112. 474 M AIN St., 8-room office or ft.li full, great------opportunity- for right c a T ^ Z l wsu. i ^ S-u«- u - uUHUet. Trees, treea, Manchester 649-6306 dentlal area. Seven rooms In T m e b ac n -fence AND NOODLE CASSEROLE? overlooking pari) e, at- four-family, two bedroom H«lp WontMl— Mai* 36 Help WantMi— Mol* 36 IRONING done In my home. apartment, all uUUtles except 1 to 7 dally. commercial use. 646-2436 from person. For more Information, trees I Immediate occupan­ apartments with all appliances ell ( 8 bedrooms) and 3% MENACE WELL"' yOUtARE- ftore Agency, 647-1418. tractive C a ^ Call 647-1619. telephone. Windsor area, Con- 3-6- call Philbrick Agency, Real­ cy. Charles Lesperance, 649- fireplace, MANCHES’TER — Immaculate Including air - conditioners. baths, mud room, garage. aluminum veidenUy located. Call 648-9198 tors, 646-4200. BRAND NEW and beautiful, 7620. recreation Cape, kitchen buUt-ins, wooded $62,000. Wolverton Agency, Many built-lns, carpMlng, etc. LICENSED child care In my SMAIX> upotalra office, ade- ______PLASMA flame spray , depart­ anytime. roo;_ _ rage, wooded lot. lot. Central location. Only Realtors, 646-2818. Must be eem to be opiMolat- PART-TIME HELP, two men, home. $30 weekly in advance, quate pariclng. 287 East Center MANCHESTER — 20,000 square seven-room Ranch with first ment is looking for an ex­ w e s t «*de - S p o tle w ^ v e n Hutchins Agency. Realtora, $19,000. Bel Air Real Estate, e d Owners anxious to movo nights. Call 649-6334. Call 647-1660. MANCHESTER — Large execu­ PRESIDENTUU. St., OaU before 6 p.m., 648-9327. foot masonry industrial build­ perienced Inspector Must be rage. Country atme»»sd 17x29’ Uvtng room with panel­ IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY en with buHt-ins, 1% baths, country kitchen, paneled tam- person Klock Co., 1366 Tolland operator. Please apply In per- ^ j j ------• l»ro br u~««d Feaivte Please call 648-6487 between 10 low thirties. Mr. Merritt, Bel- NOR’TH COVENTRY Tpke. ■ ‘ ‘ ‘ ing and beams, two fireplaces, JUST listed — neat five-room large famUy room, aU Uy room, paneled recreation son at Klock Company, 1368 SltU aH O IIS W a i l t a d —~ a.m., and 12 noon. Invoshnant Proparty (lore Agency, 647-1418. FAMILY KITCHEN . . . two acres of land. $280 per 1 ft 2-Bedroom Apartments Ranch, with three bedroome, aluminum sided, 2-car ga­ room, 2% baths, double ga­ 600. Philbrick Agency, Real­ ■ f Tolland Tpke., Manchester. M a i * 3 9 month' Including dll utilities. • Complete electric kitchen For Sola 70-A rage. Asking $84,600. EYechette rage, 200x800’ wooded lot. Makes for easy- living in this SUITE of offices, approxim ate ______NEW Hating—Lovely 4-bedroom carpet^ Uvlng room, large tora, 646-4300. 1 Housahold Goods 51 Antiquos 56 Apartments—flats— Call Paul W. Dougan Agency, Realtors, 647-9093. — Close to everything. Hutchins six-room Raised Ranch on TWO college students want e 2 Air Conditioners ly 660 sq. ft., plenty of (ree i’HREE-FAMILY, stone Colonial on beautiful oountry- kitchen, aluminum siding, ga- Tanaments 63 649-4636. Agency, Realtors, 0496824. VERNON — New Hating, Im- extra large lot. Large weekly summer yard work, SHOULD YOU HAVE mis­ parking. Central location. CaU eized lot. Natural woodwork. ^ and treed lot- $21.^- MANCHESTER -n e w swing­ 519 OPERATOR • WaU-to-waU carpeting Btructlon, plus single cottage, listing. maculate large 6-room Colo­ SEWING machine — Singer zig­ cellaneous antique items you 646-2313. WolverUm Agency, Realtora, ing fomUy room with wat TOOL odd jobs, etc. 649-0198. DELUXE 2-bedroom townhouse In buslnees sone. A good In- newly redecorated. Circa 1964, Forest HlUs, Immaculate over­ nial dining room, fireplace, zag, buttonholes, hems, fancy wish to dispose of, we would 649-2818. sink and bar. Buy now so ’TO SUBLET — 8-room apart­ apartment, appliances, utlU- • Master ’TV antenna /estment. More Information on condition 1970. 24’ fireplaoed sized 6-room Ranch, 2-fuU kitchen with oven, dlshwaidier, you can enjoy aumtner Elxcellent opportunity for an designs, etc. Originally over be pleased to quote you a price 8,600 SQUARE feet, consisting MINT COLONIAL bOT' ment, from May 1st to Dec. tles, private basement, etc., request, $66,000. Philbrick living room. Aluminum baths, fireplace, dining room, dtspooal 1% baths, garage. On­ becues. Price $27,900. OaU J. experienced 519 Operator to Doqs— Birds— Pats 41 $300, full price now $51. Easy at no obligation. Kindly call • 1% baths of 320 square feet office, 700 Slat. $160 per month. 643-6263. $185. Immediate. J. D. Real Agency Realtors, 646-4200. storms, screem, doors. Subur- garage, partial rec room. As­ ly $28,900. EYechette Realtora, McLaugMln at 049-6900. MAKERS work days, 8:30 to 4:30. terms. 622-0931, dealer. Authenticity I, 647-1793 for ap­ square feet walk-ln cooler. Sbe rooms, bright and clean. MORGAN horses, yearlings to Estate Associates, 643-6126. e Laundry, storage area In „ ------^------ban atmoqihere In Manches- LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN sumable 6% per cent. Asking 647-9998. Must also be able to use a Balance excellent floor space, BlXCEIXiENT C-zone comer ter. Mr. Lombardo, Belfiore, 'This newer Garrison Colo­ WWT F 1 pointment. MANCHESTER — Newer one- sorter. older brood mares, also SINGER touch and sew with the basement $86,600. EYechette Realtors, Job shop experience pre­ bedroom Garden type apart­ BEAUTIFUL, two rooms, full completely renovated. 46 Pur- parcel. Ideal for professional Agency, 647-1418. nial home offers a very VEUtNON CENTBUl, new 6- B & L W ponies. Reasonable prices. cabinet. Monograms, hems, AN’TIQUE Pennsylvania pine Large 7-room Raised Ranch, 647-9998. ferred to fabricate jigs, fix­ ment. SmaU quiet building. bath, heat hot water, parking Many Other Features nell Place, 2nd floor. I. L. Bay- offices, and-or apartments^ - — ------2 fireplaces, tile baths, 2- large fireplace living room, room Raised Ranch, 2 full BARROWS and WAlXiACB Co. Femwood Morgans, Hebron embroiders, etc. Used, excel­ server, very large, white tures, and grages. Must be Company offers grood wages, $160 per month including heat In rear. 668-0833. er. Broker, 643-6396. Must sell Immediately. Offers THE CLEANEST Ranch, we’ve zone heat, all buHt-ins, large Six-room Ranch, flreplaced liv­ natural woodwork through­ baths, double garage, near Manchester Pasinde Rd., Bolton, Conn. lent condition. Guaranteed. knobs, excellent condition. Call On Bus Line ever seen! Large Hiring room willing to work independent­ excellent working condi­ and appUanoes. CaU Paul W. invited. Heritage House, 646- famUy room, laundry room, ing room, new kitchen, garage. out, multi-use dining room, schools, large lot. $28,900 Manchester 649-6806 Full price now $56 or 7 month­ 649-4104 after 6 p.m. FIVE ROOMS, first floor, cen­ HAR’IFO RD Rd.—^2,000 square 2*82 with fireplace and beautiful ly and without supervision. tions and an excellent free AKC lovable dark brown, mini­ Dougan Agency, 649-4836. Models open 1-7 PM . or 2-car garage, city uUlties, Tec room. Many extras. Imme­ large birch cablneU in the Hayes Agency, 646-0181. — ------——:— ; Your work will be per­ ly payments of $8. 622-0476, tral location, middle aged feet, business or industrial. bookcase! Wall-to-wall In sev­ ______COVENTRY — 7-room Raised benefit program. Apply: ature toy poddle puppy, male, large treed lot. Owner anx­ diate occupancy. Assumable eat-ln kitchen, 1% ceramic dealer. By Appointment Meal (or machine shop, etc. MANCHESTER — business eral rooms. ’Ihree twin-sized formed In a new tool room paper trained and shots. Call LOVELY one-bedroom apart­ adults only, no pets. May 1st. ious to sell. Immediate oc­ mortgage. Owner, 648-9386. baths, 3 bedrooms, all EIXINOTON — ’Two-year old, Bench. Modem kitoben wUh with new equipment. Second Wearing Apparal— occupancy. 648-4677. Leading ramp. CaU 646-7296. block with 6 apartments, ex­ bedrooms. Automatic dlih- town utilities, full beuse- 4-bedraom Colonial with fire- buUt-lns, 1% baths, fireploos, FIRST NATIONAL 646-4013. Model Home Furniture ment with refrigerator, range, 646-2623 cupancy. cuid third shifts. Furs 5 7 dlspoaal and parking, $166 cellent condition. Owner wiU wadier, range wUl stay. Alu- MANCHESTER — 8-room SpUt- ment, fenced in play place, 1% baths. Priced to seH. family room, sundeck, »< a r STORES, INC BIO one-room, downtown loca­ A A ^ N - e ^ e available. DALMATIAN AKC, 4-months 3 ROOM HOUSEFUL monthly. Handy to Main St., 643-1023 Ranch, separate entrance, Hv- area and aluminum com­ IntemaUoml Associates, 647- garage. % acre wooded 10t> FLOOR length formal gown, tion, heat, hot water, stove, re­ old, pick of litter, male, beauti­ 19 PIECES caU 644-2427. 643-4112 r o m S i d e T l ^ Terrirc Income p^od^Tc New boltor unit. ’lYuly a Beet CHARLES I^SPERANCE Ing quarters. U ik e w ^ ClroV^ bination storms, screens, 1800. $25,900. Philbrick A n a e y , United Nuclear pays high PARK & OAKLAND yellow, size 7, matching head- frigerator. Parking in rear. fully marked, excellent tem­ ______k___ S r ^ o f f l . S ^ r rota^? oLle^ CaU now. Hayea Agency. Buy. BsMlore Agency. 647-1418. 649-7620 $86,600. Unsay Realty. 649- doors. Assumable FHA Realtora, 646-4300. wages with liberal fringe $297 piece, worn once. 643-2047 after A o R’TH COVENTRY AVENUES perament. 646-1678. SMALL 2^room apartment, 568-0833. 6168. 649-0086. mortgage avaUable. Omven- benefits and excellent Insur­ 6 p.m. Route 86. CaU 1-687-1080. 646-0181. SEVEN ROOM Cape with fuH- Interior Designer wants re­ very attractive, heat, hot wa­ ient to park, pool and'shop- YOUNG RAISED RANCH ance program. EAST HARTFORD, 6.2 ACRBJS. Good barn, ouU Spic and span big three- liable family or newlyweds ter, electricity, stove, refrig^ EXJUR FAM ILY, aluminum aid­ n e w 7-room CoKmial. 2% Ing. $28,600. Wantad -Rad EsNrt* 77 CONN. Walk to adMola, shopping, bus, buildings, 9 rooms, family bedroom, 1% baths, enor­ to accept delivery of com­ erator, adults, references, no ing, central location, good In­ baths, 2 fireplaces, large fam­ Interviews can be .sched­ live Sfock 42 W anted— ^To Buy 58 Out of Town treed yard, garage. Aaaumtdile room, 6 bedrooms, 1% baths, mous family room, garage, LAND-STTES-FARMS — Aors- plete M ^ e l Display of Qual­ pets, $100. 640-6324. come, good Investment. $87,- ily room, buUt-ins, 2 porches, uled at your convenience. 6% per cent mortgage. BM- 2 fireplaces. Hutchins Agency, etc. ScenlcaUy set on age. Large, unioned parcels, YOUNG Elngllsh jumper, 14.3 ity Furniture just removed HOUSEHOLDS lota — AnUquea For Ront 66 000. Philbrick Agency Real­ large lot, 2-car garage, city Call J. Gemperle or R. Realtor, 649-5824. ODEQARD aU areas. Louis Dimock Rsol* bay mare, needs experienced to warehouse for Public bric-a-brac, locks, frames, tora, 646-4200. flore Agency, 647-1418. utlUUes. Priced to sell. Chsu’les acre wooded lot. Owner OuelleUe at 1-848-9226 or RELIABLE person to transferred — sacrifice for ty, Realtors, 649-9M. rider. OoU 649-3363 after 3 p.m. Sale. Modem 3 complete glassware. We buy estates. VU- VERNON — Willow Brook Lespersuice, 649-7620. stop in between 8 a.m. and lawn. CaU 643-8436. APARTMENTS ROLLm a PA R K 6 room Cape $80,600. Immediate occu­ rooms with the $1,000 look. lage Peddler. Auctioneer, 420 Apartments. Immediately new MANCHESTER close to shop- REALTY ALL CASH for your propsily 4:30 p.m. BOARD your horse at Rolling 8% rooms at $160, 4% at $185. ping, 4-famlly with 4 room SPACIOUS 6% - room Ranch, larse pancy. ’Truly a steal In to­ PAINTERS, experienced only, 8 pc. Convertible Living Lake St., Bolton. 640-3247. FOR LEASE Capo with 2-car garage and tlon throughout, garage, large within 34 hours. Avoid rad acres, 16 minutes from South Heat, hot water, refrigerator, apartments, 4-car garage, new 648-4365 day's market. CaU Mr. top wages paid. Call after 6 Room, 6 pc. bedroom, 6 br^zew ay! Attractive stone screened porch, large yard, tape, instant service. Hojrsa Manchester. Box stall, profes­ WANTED — Antique furniture oven-range, disposal, dish- heating systems and roof, Mid Lewis, 646-6306. p.m. 649-4411. pc. Dinette. $10 down', you In Boland Wood Heights, front. PrertigeT>>Mxeio» $46,000S4K MIO area.area, p®****- iwpiace, ceramic o^, Alii- excellent for children. RecentRecent- Agency, 646'4>181. sional riding ring, lessons glass, pewter, oU paintings or washer, wall to wall carpeting, 30’s. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. screened patio, garage. Alu- may purchase any room In- Cushman Rd., Ashford. New SeUing In the very low thirties ly remodeled kitchen. Assum- “ BEST” buy. Charming 6-room available. Call 649-3363 after other antique Items. Any quan­ alr-conditloning, swimming — —— ------IF YOU ARB thinkliig of aaO* UNITED dl'vldually. Immediate deliv­ 2-bedroom apartments, ap­ for fast sale. Mr. Merritt, Bel- Se^UuUy laiidflcape^T^; mortgage. Asking Ran(^ in high -- prestige------neigh­*-* B & W 3 p.m. tity. ’The Harrison’s, 648-8700, pool, lighted tennis courts, CENTER St., 6-room home, Ing your home plesos lot m ery or free storage. pliances, heat, hot water. flore Agency, 647-1418. ' borhood, city utUltiea, wen BARROWS and WALLACE Oo. Salesmen W anted 36-A 166 Oakland Street. basketball court, parking and yards from the center, $20,000 ______school, shopping within walk- *28.«X>- Owner. 649-6622. help you. We offer no guaran­ YOUNG English pony jumper, $130. per monUi. Lease and manicured lot with patio. High Manchester Parkade NUCLEAR CAP & OCP Charge Plans storage all included. No pets, (or Immediate sale. Call War- p r e ^s t i OB Adelaide Rd. area. In* distance. High 20’s. ReaJe r a NCH — Modem kitchen with tees, only a promise to do oar REAL Elstate salesman or 63” , sound, friendly, very security. ChUdren allowed, 30’s. Must be add! Cnn. rooms, parking. CaU 649-2368 AGENCY building. ’Total electric, buUt- SOUTH MANCHBS’TBR — Ap- «pues for sale In aU price Agency, Realtors. 646-4200. Brand new heating s y s t e m .----- — ------A u c H o m 7 8 3680 Main St. Hartford __^__ nv>Av4mcifa1«r R a*^**’ distribution, CONN. real estate is your field, the workshop tools, miscellaneous MANCHESTER MANOR tached garage, screened porch, QUIET S’TREET, newly re- B &L W J, rage, $S8,700. Hso^es Agency, dlrscu that notice of the time nad items. CaU 649-6091. A’TTRAC nVE 3-room, first- Rgsort Proparty Jarvis Realty Co., Realtors, FU LL SET Flavorite stainless MANCHESTER 6 room older 3 bedrooms. 2 full bbaths, a ^ , modeled 7-room Colonial fea- BARROWS and WALLACE Oo. assume 646-0131. A S u S ^ a S S it o X eahl baaftos to has a desk available for your floor apartment, stove, refrig­ apartment, 3 bedrooms, ga­ ■ge liv­ $23,600. PhUbrick A g e n c y ,______gtren to aU parMoa knowa to to EVERY make electric carpet steel cookware. Baby crib. For Rant 67 formal dining room, large llv- mo-taiui turing 3 bedrooms, large Manchester Parkade immediate use. We will pro­ erator, heat, hrt water, elec­ rage, $160 monthly. Goodchlld------——r— ;------Inging room and recreation room, sociates, e4tK»»4, 04S 7Soe, or . formal dining room ReaUors, 646-4200. VERNON - Large elr-condl- f shampooer does a better job Baby’s Wonder chair (Converts NURSING HOME ITTV-irTTTI Manchester 649-6306 SHORT order cooks, full or part vide all of the facilities, the tricity, adults, references, no Barlett Realtors. 289-0939, 643- v CHALET on Lake Wlimlpesau- landscaped lot with pri- 872-3778. Uoned 7-room Randi, in exe- of thto order In some nawepspar with famous Blue Lustre. Man­ to hlghchalr, stroller, rocker, ______heated sunporch, 1% baths, -time, days or nights, Apply In rest Is up to you. Call Mr. pets, $120. 649-5334. 2098. kee in Wolfboro area. New NEW ER 4-FAMILY, brick, with neighbortiood oil a large to...... ri«« a r i r c u l ^ l aaald ^ _ „D iM ot chester Hardware & Supply, carseat, desk and chair). Af­ 38S WEST CENTER STRER MANCHBS’TER — Capes, large foyer, shaded yard with person only. Howard Johnson Werbner, 643-1121 for an ap­ Hampshire, fireplace, scenic 4 gartbgee. Assumable 6 per ^ i ki fi«a> Slxcluslve. Intem&tli>aReal Estate.a u b m o w w , Vln-vaaa x, t_s TOlU SETTLEOllillLilU estate.eSvaVet BrickDZllCK andCUIU townA1 VX44 newHCW Route_ SWUSV 6.w.- 88x226 - -w- ^ Ranch, AVStoMiAa, 1969. avw. Hugeaaas^w trees, sawwe#, air mallg u g g it toaU RlcbardgU VO M bTU O.V, toraw il 5 p.m. lamps, reasonable. CaU 649- 649-0783. Help W anted— M ale or Female 3 7 sleeps 10. Call 649-7927 or 643- CONVENIENT DUPLEX ct^it A. Bogglnl, Realtor, 648- frame 7-room Colonial. ’Two- backs up to nature center^Up- stone walls, double garage, 1% g ^ ,^ 2 S d *^ S2k2” to this 6146 after 6:30. area. Formal dining room, 1644. 9883. per teens. Hrfen D. Cole, Real­ baths, fireplace, formal (Hning court. ' Located In a residence A- country kitchen and three bed- tor, 643-6666. room, bulK-lns. High 20’s. Mey­ JOHN J. WALUCTT, Judf*. NIGHT crawlers, 437% North DINING ROOM table, with hid- rooms, 1% baths, garage. Realtors, oc: Raymond T. Qutoh. Adm. zone, just off East Center MANCHES’TER 2-famUy, con­ er Agency, Realtor, 048-0009. Main St., MajK^ester. den leaf, plus 4 chairs, wal­ Perfect family home. Wolver- 289-7476, 743-8243.______NOTICE St., thlB two-famUy is clean venient, central location, MACHINE OPERATORS nut. Elxcellent condition, $50. double garage. Good Invest­ WIG. P A LL and wl^et, like OF ADOPTION and In exceUent condition. ton Agency, Realtors, 049-2818. MANCHESTER — Deluxe cus- Lots For Scrio 7 3 SUBURBAN — newer six-room 643-6793. ment. Virginia H. Cellnskl, new, dark brown, best offers. OF ORDINANCE Four rooms down and six U YO U T AND Broker. Please caU, 649-1110. ST* m SS. NOTICE 643-0902. WESTINGHOUSE, roaster, $16;^ ’Thb membership of the Board rooms up, plus aj^llances ------:------2-bedroom home, air condition- •‘J* oama. z-o»r lots, $l,800-$2.600. Hayes Agen- ovei-ranxe and dishwasher. INSPECTORS of Admissions of Electors of and single car garage. $80,- ADMISSION braided rug, 8x10, match­ RANCH. 6 rooms, m o ( ^ kitch- ed. tool shed, grtU, central lo- '“of ««'0181. formarmnlng room, beamed FORD motor, 428 cubic Inch, ing runner, 7x2, very good the Town of Bolton are the 900. OF ELECTORS complete ■with accessories, en, 3 fireplaces, 3 bedrooms, cation. Assumable mortgage, plush Uvlng in the finest of ------fi~,i>iaced living room three m ti i. » „ condition. $30. CaU 644-1976. WANTED ’Town Clerk and the Registrars paneled basement, handy loca- Under $20,000. CaU owner af- neighborhoods. Hayes Agency. MANCHESTER - Lots with Notice ^ is hereby given that heavy duty transmission, 1-2------^------1------Admission o< SWEEPER (Sl c l e a n e r s of Voters as provided under d ty uUUtles. garage. $27.- ter 6 p.m., or weekends. 649- M6-0181. sewer and water. exceUent lo- R e Z « ^ drive. Best offer over $400. 649- CROSLEY Shelvedore refrig­ STRAIGHTENERS Section 9-16A of the Connecti­ ODEGARD 600. PhUbrick Realtors, 040- *292. _ rvo,,... a at_ $4,000. WoW«^ Agency. electors to_r toe Town of Cov- 2252. erator, 14 cubic foot with freez­ ______entry. State of Connecticut, cut General Statutes as amend­ 4200. ~ Hutchins Agency, Realtors, er, all In working order, $25. ed. Said change Is to take ef­ ------HIGHLAND Park School area, rooms, 1% baths, garage. Own- ANDOVER —Begin your day 'vtU t>® tn session at the Town GENERAL WORKERS GOLF BAG with 4 head covers, CaU 649-3863 after 6 p.m. REALTY er wants fast sole. WUl listen ” "'**°**’ putter, and umbrella, Excel­ fect upon adoption of this reso­ MANCHES’TER — 4-bedPOoms, large 7-room Ctolonial with 1% orftk a mvft.ronm vaar Office Building on toe 31st day Our oxpansion has creatad opantngs for exceptional kitchen - famUy to offers. CaU now. Frediette MANCHES’TER - Bufldlng tot, ^ of April 1070, from 0:00 p.m. lent condition. 643-0196. BARN SALE — Antiques, and lution. 648-4865 baths, fireplace, screened rooms and bathrooms. P ri­ WATCHMAN junque. Wooden loe box, wood individuals with 2 - 3 years layout arid porch and 2-car garage. Many ’THE PROVEN carpet cleaner. AT ONCE vacy, quiet rural setting In extras. Mid 80’a. Philbrick ReaHora, 047-9998.______right of way. Full biuMment qualifications and act on the burning stove, etc. To settle Blue Lustre is easy on the bud­ straightening experience. W MANCHESTER Suburbs — 7- Manchester. Good sdiooU, Agency, RecUtors, 040-4200. SPARKUNG CLEAN Company paid benefits including pension and profit estate, Saturday and Sunday, MANCHES’TER - ’Two acraa with garage. $13,900. Lesseng- get. Restores forgotten colors. April 18 and 19th, 10-5 p.m. roomluuii, Split, tip-top _ condition.______convenient to shopping. B am ____ wooded, Blrdi Mountain Rd., er Company, Realtora, 1-428- sharing. Apply Rent electric shampooer, $1. Applicants must be familiar with milling JITeplace FamUy room, gar- wltfc pony stalta and parking. STEPHEN STR E E T-new on Yes, this S-bedroom Ranch French Rd. (dead end) Bol- For Sale is spotless. Includes a i ^ - Frachetto Realtora, 647-9993. 9291, Joan Sadlon, 228-8060. a S (2) £ v C Pinewood Furniture Shop. ton. Route 86, to' Sperry’s Glen. M A N r o R ago 2 Mres. Mid 20’s. H ^ s Acre M. Additional buUdlng market. Solid four bedroom co- and boring machines; have experience wHh S e n c y M0-W81. lot available. PrlnclpaU only, tonal, 1% batl«, two - car ances, waU to waU carpet­ MANCHES’TER building lots, ANDOVER LAKE!—^Waterfront, attained their twenty-first F(^low signs. ■ Y O W N E R KITCHEN SET, chrome, gray all types of quality control instrumahts to Owner, 049-8408. garage. Vacant T. J. Crockett, ing, attached one-oar ga­ city sewer and water, A and e-room year ’round home, birthday, and (8) have CHENEY BROTHERS, INC table, 4 red chairs. Rolling TAG SALE — ’nUs Saturday S O R G O O D S MANCHESTER area — Seven- Realtor, 048-1677. rage. CaU to see. Immediate B zones. Philbrick Agency stove, fireplace, large rear Ushed their residency In Oov- check complex parts, components, and occupancy. utUity table, two shelves, gray ■ and Sunday, starting 10 a.m. 7-ROOM room Cape. Large Mtchen, L-RANCH, O rooms, basement Realtors, 040-4200. porch overiooking lake, ga- entry for at least six mooUia 31 Cooper Hill St. and chrome. 644-1676. 164 EUington Rd., East Hart­ assemblies. dishwasher, disposal, bullt-lns, »partU lly finished, garage, near LAKE St., 6-room Cape Cod, 2- rage, $19,500. PhUbrick Agen- prior to such appUcatloa. ford. DER.MANAGBt h SPUT LEVEL flrepUce, 1% baths, beautiful hgh school. $20,600. Philbrick car garage, new electric heat, CVR ------cy Realtors. 040-4300. Dated at Coventry, Cotmao- Manchester, Conn., 06040 ----—------rt ■ treed lot. Sale price, $27,000. Agency Realtors, 640-4200. new kltttoen, over an acre of s — ------1______Equivalent quality control axperianco will Oonneotlcut Valley Realty, Inc. B o a ts a n d A c c o s s o iI m 4 6 1 % boUii. Uvlng room Mitten Realty, Realtora, 048- — Six-family MKXNO, R « s o r t P r o p e r t y BOUTON Lake, 6-i)oom Ranch, ' :^l be considered. - - Bruce Uttle, Shirley UtUe, Ywtth fireptoos, new walM 69S0. 4 F o r S o lo 7 4 \ flreplaw. ^ h . ' Margaret B. JMOlMoa, I960 LONE Star flberglas, run­ Musical Insmiinants 53 EXPERIENCE PREFERRED towsU oerpsUng, 8 bed- a n d a two-tamlly in one parcel. COLONIAL — Ansaldl buUt. Glara Reznlck, EUlzabeto Spelt Fully rented with exceUent In- 3* ’ living room, 8 fireplaces, front Elisabeth R. Ryohling, about. Powered with 150 Merc- r;~ ~ ------;------1— ..Apply, wrHe or call J. Gemperle, Per­ brooms, ttunUy room, m M . COVENTRY — Log cabin sum­ chUd-Bartlett ReaHora, 389- Board tor Cruiser and trailer. Excellent Bass guitar, elec- STEADY POSITION—SALARY OPEN come. Off street parking. Wol- large famUy room, formal 644-1571 ►room, kitchen, mer cottage, flreplaced living 0939. ______HELP WANTED condition. $2,600. Coll 849-6091. condition, $76. Call sonnel Manager, 848-9225. oven k range, brand now verton Agency, Realtors, 649- dining room. 3 bedrooms, en- ,______649-6593. M ac's room, completely carpeted. . n s dryer k washer, g w . 2018. Cloaed porch, 2-car garage, CAMBRIDGE Street — four e n c lo ^ poroh, exceUent con- BOLTON -- Assumable mort- ^iweit. Urge lot with out-’ COMPLETE SET of Oretch Apply Af Once In Person To M 4 MrtHB!BTE R Texas alsa tot PhUbrick ..Agency bedroom colonial completely ditlon, treed tot. $9,000. Hayes gage on this Immaculate Thai Farming PrimUtoa Fuol and Food 49>A d m p*tlo k tool shad. ' >! MALE emd FEMALE drums with cymbals, Uke new. FURNITURE ^ ^ 7 spacious rooms,’ R®>»tora, 640-4300.______redecorated. Oversized comer Agency, 040-0181. shed dormer. 0-rOom Cape, * ______. • nicely landscaped. Large lot "A N O ITOK A gOVanuBOao- CaU between 6-9, 649-8279. M r, Ulm en United Nuclear Corporation' paneled family room, Immacu- CONTEMPORARY RANCH In with a t o i ^ . Own- No experience neoeeeary. We will train you. Many fringe tor family Uvlng, $108. per «W o c ta d SEASONED fireplace wood (or REPAIR late condition. Only $18,900. beautiful wooded setting, 7% * ” vrant ao- beneatOf Including pro*t eharing plan. Some openings on 67 Sandy Desert Road, Uncasvlllo, Conn. Out of Town month pays all. CaU now I all three shifts. Apply in person between 8:30 a.m. and sale. CaU 228-9686. Baflnlzhera and BolMars ol Hurry! HuteWna Agency, Real- noma, carport, large flag- Crockett, Realtor, Offic# and S toi« 7 5 Muat be eold! ConnecUout Val- ... w- a i t l * pun. AV 4 «/« M ortgog« tors, 049-6834. atone patio. $39,600. PhUbrick 648-1677. ______F o______r S o lo TREASURE CITY An equal opportunity omployor n N B ley Realty, Inc. 044-1871. Z t H L ______E q u ip n w n t 5 4 - OverM^d Agency Realtora, 040-4200. Fortilisars 50-A y CUSTOM nmNlTUBE MANCHES’TBR MANCHESTER — $8,900 down. BOLTON-CAPE, 8-bedrooms, 2 ______ly AppMiirtVMnt duplex, 0-0. Immediate oo- **41 baths, dining room, fire- ’TWO-BEDROOM honw with full- cultaira la p rtiiyiTa ALDON SPINIilNG MHIS GORP. MAHOGANY executive table, BlanchMtor Parkad* Shopping Cantor Citizenship required M7-0I0I — m-em four-room Ranch. FYill base- MANCHESTER — Large 6- TALOOTTVILLE, CONN. 60x34,. plate glass top, match- ment, oil hot water heat, 2-oar room Ranch.I. RecreaRecreotton room, cupfuicy. UvG In v w y rttittriv Bccnlc wooctod lot, full baBomenA -buMboard loHdflttwAi wfp O n ly — 6 4 3 -7 4 1 7 avail­ OOW manure deUvered. CaU Ing upright chair. Excellent W PDABL BT. garage. On bus line. Char-Bon g u « ^ Yhawl lot on oi deadend. able. Don’t waK. oaU early, cellar. Assumable mortgage, oil heat, financing avail- a buUook ptSMag • 742-8268. able. $10,500, 74S-0818, 74S44M. phlF. condition, $46. CaU 844-1976. MANCHESTER, OONN. Agency, 048-0008. > Fraohatts'kotta lUottora, Rsattora, 047-00^, Frechstta RMUtcra, 047-8$0l. Mid M ’s. 048-0973.

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PAGE TWENTY-FOUR THURSDAY, APRIL 16,1970 Svraing Umlli Aporage Daily Net Pre« For Ih . Week Ended The Weather April 11, 101C Fair, cool tonlgM; tow. 40 « » • 1 There will be an adult study The OUbert and Sullivan 48 (Inland area* In 80e). Tomer- About Town hour , tonight at 7:30 at Zion Workshop will rehearse Its pro­ Area Students row moetly aunny u d mOd; Elvangellcal lAitheran Church. duction "lolanthe” tonight at high In aOe. Sunday^ oudoolt *nie Hartford Engineers Club 15,948 7:30 at East Hartford High Attain Honors fair. wUI meet tonight for a tour of B^ll^ Qospel Fellowirtilp, Inter- School, Burnside Ave. BITUMINOUS] JUaneheiter^A C^ty of VUlage Charm the American Bosch Engineering denonitnattonal, will have a Twelve area studuita attend­ and Research Center, Spring* prayer service tonight at 7:30 King David Lodge of Odd ing Hartford State Technical VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 168 field, Kass. Dinner will be serv­ In Orange Hall. Fellows will meet tomorrow at (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—-TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1970 (Ofauwlfled AdverUabig en Plage M ) PRICE TEN CENTS ed at 6 :S0 In the com pany's eit- Oollege have been named to DRIVEWAYS 7:30 p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall. ecutlve dining room. the honor roll. Puking A r «u • Qae StaUone e BaakeUian Oewle ___ » Center Congregational Church Now Booking for Spring Work Council will meet tonight at 7:30 The social ministry committee Manchester students achiev­ Chapman Court, Order of in the Federation Room of the of Emanuel Lutheran Church ing high honor* are John L. Early Bird Spec/o/ , Amaranth, will observe Its 48th church. will meet tonight at 7:30 In the O’Connll, 91 Winthrop Rd.; birthday at Its meeting tomor­ PliACE YOUR ORDER NOW BECAUSE OF A Look For church board room. Brenda N. Ogren, 85 Vernon PRICE INCREASE AFTER APRIL U ___ _ Arms Grow Along row at 7:48 p.m. at the Masonic The executive board of the St.; Everett P. Tuttle and Da­ AU work Personally Supervised. We m i» IM% lne*ed. Temple, htrs. Olive Recave Is In Women’s Society of South United Old Codger The study and discussion group vid Tuttle, 181 Mather St.; Her­ Pacific Ocean Splashdown charge of the entertainment. Methodist Church will meet to­ of North United Methodist mit Kroll, 83 Cooper HIU St.; DeMAiO BROTHERS Refreshments will be served by Remember BCanohester of night at 8:15 in Susannah Wesley Church will have Its final meet­ and Barry Waser, 48 Dudley St. CALL S4I-7«1 Cambodian Border past royal matrons and patrons Hall of the church. ing tonight at 7 at the church. another yearT Old Codger headed by Mrs. William Mor­ Area town student* attaining ROUTE ONE BORDER CROSSING, Vietnam (AP) does, and he ehares thoM memorlee with Herald read­ rison. Officers will wear color­ Manchester Lodge of Elks The Co-ed Christian Growth hlfl^ honors are Josaun L. De- —A massive South Vietnamese and American military ers, beginning today and ed gowns. will sponsor Its regular Seafood Group of North United Method­ Lawrence, 335 Center Rd., buildup is taking place along the Cambodian larder pearing every Friday hereaf­ Night tomorrow starting at 6 ist Church will meet tonight at Rockville; Michael Wheeler, 8 north and south of this key crossing point. p.m. at the Elks Home, Bls- Robeh Rd., Rockville; Cynthia ter. Old Codger doesn’t pre­ Ends Perilons Apollo Flight The evening prayer group it 8:30 at the church. Thfre le no evidence of armed THE 1970 PHINNEY-HDNT J tend that his recfrilectlons are Center Congregational Church sell St. The event Is open to Job. F. Itayhmr B ln . PMBp CtaMw E. Hayward, RPD 4, Coventry; American forays acroes the will meet tonight at 7 at the members and guests. Deborah A. Hess, 141 Crestrldge foolproof, and welcome# cor­ Polish Women's Alliance . frontier. But a battalion from rections or additional Infor­ church. Dr., Vernon; and WlUiam ABOARD USS IWO Group 246 will meet Sunday at EBUCATIONAL TOUR X^UFnUOUlQJlS the UB. 35th Infantry Division mation from readers. While The Past Chiefs Club of Me­ 2:30 p.m. at the Pollsh-Amerl- To Head Power Squadron Muska, Buff Cap Rd., ToUand. has 'poved Into the border re- JIMA (AP) — Apollo 18'b morial Temple, Pythian Sisters, he prefers to remain anony­ The cast of the Little Theatre can Club, Clinton St. Dennis Faust, 21 Bujke Rd.. )■#__ J relieve South Vlet- astronauts blazed bock to of Manchester production “ Luv” will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. John F. Mayhew of 76 S. Al­ Hartford, assistant secretary; Announces a price reductlcn and ri'lHIUlART mous, you con addrees mall Rockville, was named to the ifMMMftO/Cl r I C l nameke troops now operating as to him to The Hwnid, 18 BIb- the safety of their homo will rehearse tonight at 7:45 at at the home of Mrs. William ton St. will be Installed as com­ Henry A, Hembrechts of 97 CHANGE. fa r as 10 mUes Inside CSambodla. planet today with a pin­ the studio, 22 Oak St. Tuller, 12 Diane Dr. The Friendship Club of St. honors list. sell St. Old Codger’s Cogita­ mander of the Manchester Pow­ Woodland Dr., South Windsor, Due to problems cd airline and Hawaiian hotel iiUSSPV.^ r $ ------Newsmen on the scene Thurs- point landing in the Padfle John’s Polish National Catho­ treasurer; and George L. tions can be found on Pag. lic Church will conduct a paper er Squadron and Mrs. Philip tbona—we will delete that partton o< the SlVday tour, y d m TISOIXCTS day obMTved: 10. Ocean, brining a sucoosa- French of East Hartford, assist­ substitute on equally fun-filled four days of enjcgrliig drive Saturday and Sunday. Gatter of Newington as ant treasurer. Public Records —Scores of South Vietnamese ful conclusion to Ameri­ Papers may be left at a truck oommanderette of its auxiliary, Southern Callftwnla and the ahoros of TAKEX), Oambodla (AP) — trucks arid jeepe moving Into Other officers of the Ensig­ IN ADDITION, THE TOUR COST IS REDUCED BY $814- ca’s most perilous space adr- in the parking lot across from the Ensignettes, at a Change of Attachments OamtxMllan soUters fired re- Oamhodia. Command diraier-dance Satur­ nettes to be installed are Mrs. venture. the church on Golway St. The W. G. Glenney Co. against TWa doe. not change the trip In any other way. We’U p^edly Into huddled masses of —Sckith Vietnamese artillery ’The Odyssey, oarryfng JamM PLAZA DEPT. STORE day starting at 6:30 p.m. at Robert King of 43 Salem Rd., Suburban Development Corp., visit the same 24 states, enjoy (the many national parif. VletnameM ^xmeentratton camp gtrlkes Inside Cambodia. Jordan Asks A. Lovell Jr., Fred W. Hals* Willie’s Steak House. lieutenant oommanderette; Inmates and left more than lOO (We Have A Notion To Please) Members of the Manchester three parcels on Oakland St., vunled temainn, and induatriol tours muRboned in eMiRg’ —South Vietnamese helicop- E. MIDDLE TPKE. (Next to Popular Mkt.) Mrs. James Woodward of Glas­ dead, survivors reported today. Jr. and John L. Swlftrt Jr„ hit Fine Arts Association planning Robert L. Woods, district 13,600. noUiceia „ __ . . . . tera landing inside Cambodia, commander, will be the install­ tonbury, secretary; and Mrs. the gently roUlng watora wttMn OPEN WED., THURS., FRl. till • to exhibit In the Spring Festi­ H. B. Sanson Inc. against Rem oval O f ing officer. Denis Greaney of Woodland The "in-depth” touring o f Southern CoUComba wW offer P~™.wy M p»l.. sight of this taellooptar ourlar. val are reminded to return Valentine Flano, properties on E. wrvlvors said Cambodian —Three armed camps within Other Power Squadron of­ Ter., Columbia, treasurer. a m axim um o f entertainm ent and MtucaiUonBl ex p e rie n ce . Hundred* of cheering n llon entry blanks to Mrs. Marlon At­ Center St. and on Charter Oak troops came In four times be­ a m il. of the border. ficers to be installed are Frank The Manchester Power Send for a revised broctiune. A May 1st deadline for tween 8 p.m. Thurwlax and 0 one came to force United States would dellv- the resources of their lunar help the wounded, some of them ^ the demand to the depart- The ship on the intensifier’s screen is circled in right photo. The white streak landing craft. obviqusly dying. Oambodian sol­ 2,000 South Vietnamese troops ment during the day. angling toward the spacesehip is a pointer. (AP Photofax) The touchdown occurred 9i ARMSTRONO diers stood idly nearby, watch- , „ . ^ ^ Not Downcast ino- __hundreds of tanks and ar- Sisco, now touring the Middle minutes attar tbs astronauts y isA t u ig through bullet-tom lattice ,persv«l sold of tbs 9x12 '"a** '*”****’ dia in support of the task force, las led violent demonstrations Hartford arose before dawn today, the poised" as toe Apollo 18 chatted with NASA adminlstra- some patches of humor the riled just after their meager Route One, the highway be- for two days In Amman against streaked toward splashdown in tor TtwmBs O. Paine. Commander James A. LoveU 71»* damage was the result of r LINOLEUM evening meal. tween Saigon and Phnom Penh, the United States and Sisco, day their husbands return to Antique Show Ly said there was no warning the Pacific Ocean. Jeffrey, 4, youngest of toe Jr. described how his crew- oocygon tank rupture that . - ___crosses_ toe border 42 miles Rlfal protested -niursday four LoveU chUdren, was given mates, John L. Swigert Jr. and ukoriedi the moon-landing mis- APBU. 20-23 “there was no place to „„rthweri of Saigon Into an area right that toe cancelUOon was "Being seven and a half hide. men describe toe a turtle. He promptly named it Fred W. HaUe Jr., looked as aIo" Monday right and forood Maa.;Wed. 12:3010 p.m. n-h .o. xri OI Cambodia called the Parrot’s "unjustified" because Jorda- months pregnant, I don’t see Thonday 12:30-9 p.m. aboard A pollo 18. how she does it," the spokes­ AqusLrius and announced, "He Is they slept In their make-do astronauts to fight for sui> Beak on military maps. The rian security forces were suffl- my Mend." quarters in the lunar module. vlval with the rosources of their 10 cmMren, saw two sons die be- military estimates more than clent to protect the American ’Their reactions ranged from man added. West Hartford Jeffrey and his two sisters, “K’* sort of humorous," he lunar lander. fore Ms eyes. io,000 North______Vietnamese______and diplomat.r——— "surprised” to “Incredible" as Astronauts Jerry Carr and Barbara, 16, and Susan, 11, said. "Fred’s sleeping place The separation of the servloe ONE WEEK ONLY LWiere la my wife? Where yjg^ Coiig troops are In this re- Despite toe cancellation of commander James A. Lovell Jr. Pete Conrad arrived at the Lov­ 205 SPRUCE ST. MAN. Armory were home from sriMol. LovelTs now is In the tunnri connecting module came at the end of * INSTALLED ere my i^er children? I don’t gion.^ Early this week they Sisco’s visit, demonstrators reported '"niere’s one whole ell and Haise homes respective- 836 Farmington Ave. I don’t gion.^ E arly this week they S isco’s visit. oldest son, James, 18, was toe the lander with the command hour of furious activity in sriiidi ATTENDANT PBEPAKATION EXTBA know. ’Iney took only myself puriied to toe outskirts of Svey marched through toe streets of spacecraft missing ly to brief toe families on toe Sponsors: Woman oi only absentee. He attends a mil­ module, upside-down with his James A. LoveU Jr., Fred W. andmy two sons,” Thanh sold. Rieng, the Cambodian provln- Amman again today, carrying - - - a m ess." The q;>acemen re-entry procedures. WILL BE PRESENT AT ALL TIME TUB itary sriioot in Wisconsin. head r^ ii^ on toe ascent en- Haise Jr. and John Lk Swigort St. JsmM's Episcopal Church toe ao^ew o ^ e and gtgi capital about 30 mUee west banners and shouting slogans ““w the damage as they cast And In Denver, Colo., toe par- Mary Haise kept her throe gine cover. Jock Is on toe floor Jr. turned on toe electrical pow- MtMgan Frank SilvMtor twk away toe d e^ TOey took of Route One Crossing, but no against U.S. policy In the Mid- service module away—it ente of bachelor astronaut John ohUdren home from school all of the lunar modulel with a re- er In the command 'sMp and FREE ENCLOSURE them In throe trucks. The trucks attempt to take the town has East. would trouble them no more. l . Swlgert started splashdown week, and today was no excep­ stralnt hamees wrapped around fired control Jet to aim tor an w«e fuU.” been reported. Amman was aUo hit by a gen- With toe aborted moon land- day by attending a Roman Cato- INSTALLED WITH EACH COMPLETE tion. ’Dlls was her husband's his arm to keep him down afternoon landing In the Paclflo ^ v e ^ foreign oorrc«p a running The servios module before dark Friday. The survl- can military police from — - ...... _ — In Ul6 ------a— a* — —— — ■ - as — . .ww ,.,, ^ , domag*wsMsw^mm closed. Guerrillas, miUtary po- on television sets guests streaming In, all was In —hose son w m a late reolace- P«rsonal inquiry, couched In Jo- would present no problem to the CERAMIC TILE BATHROOM voro begged toe newsmen to 25th Division have been sta- jjggIIa a t^^,pa paUoUed —.A &f1o Df .ARA. squawkboxes 8Y111A.wklM)VAfl to tfl monl-TYl1 ■ w ^eadlne8Ba o vi^nn for 4theV«a «kareturn4i i *»s« 4toa aearth a «»41« ■ 1 ^ ^ __— - __^_ i ___ s _ i___a w . ___a.______a _ a __ *__.. •. stay with them. , — — ----- , ----- r ------. . . - . ------on the flivht invited In cular personal code, he had be- astronauts’ return to earth. WEEKEND SPECIALS! streets, and some scattered **'® spacemen Lovell, Haise friends and redatlves’for toe con- 8™ capoule communicator Following the separation, Lov- "If you go, they wiU kUl us to- vlUans and American mUltary ghLiUne~wk«"*hla^‘' abbreviated flight. and Swlgert. Vance Brand the day after ell reported oxolteriy: right," several said. persocmel from croeolng Into elusion of the space drama. Completely installed walls and "I’m anxiously awaiting re­ Friends carted In toe tradi­ launch. "There la one whole rid* of Thursday, Triday and Saturday $000.95 Some of the correspondents Cambodia. (See Page Eleven) covery," Mrs. Haise reported. A tional splashdown beverage on (See Page Eight) "Are the flowers abloom in the thing missing .,. floor with ceramic tile or volunteered to stay, including The U. S. Command in Saigon Houston?" LoveU asked again from toe base to the sngfaM. Armstrong Vinyl CJorlon Lin­ AP photographer Mark God­ has sent'a message to aU subor­ oleum. Thursday. There’s a dark brown stissk ★ CORNED BEEF SPECIALS ★ PREPARATION EXTRA frey. dinate commands and province There seems a good riiance down the aide. It’s really a 9X12 Among toe wounded was a and district advisers ordering that "flowers" meant German mess.’’ man with two gaping holes In them to make no comments on mearies spots on Hiomas K. He eald on* whrie ponri, M h4s left leg. His left foot was the Oambodian rituation. Mattingly H, who was bumped feet long, and part of ths sngins BRAIDED RUGS Mown away. The message said In part: Spring Heralds War on Litter from toe original crew because bell wore mlsaing. Another man, about 60, had "T h e ciu ren t rituation In of exposure to toe disease. Lov- "Looks like a lot of dsbrls Is two closely spaced holes In hla Cambodia Is extremely complex WASHINGTON (AP) — PoUutlon Control Act would em- More Immediately, Nelson "Must we bury .New York to ell asked earlier In toe flight, just hanging off the rids," Lov- CHUCK right chest and he kept his tore- and unsettled at this point. The Springtime ’70. As snowbanks power toe government to levy and other offlctals like preslden- save the glass bottling Indus before the trouble broke out ell said. "R’s nasr ths 1-Band OR SCULPTURED finger In one of them. issues ore not fuUy developed recede workers fan out to reap "packaging charges" on con- tial consumer assistant Virginia try?" asks Mrs. Knauer. "Must aboard the spacecraft Monday antenna." 69.95 Don Vang Thanh, unscathed nor Is there adequate official or a bumper crop of toe nation’s tainero "scaled to reflect the Knauer have tumM their heav­ we bury Columbia to save toe ugUest harvest: Litter. level of adverse environment ef- iest fire on toe can and bottle In­ aluminum can Industry?” (See Page Eleven) (See Page Elghi) TWEEDS REG. (See Page Nine) (See Page Three) Government officials, mean- fects." dustry in an attempt to roll ’The expense of toe NRs Is whUe, are proposing new taxes, Oregon and Iridiana are con- back toe snowballing trend to­ plain. The wholesale price lists BRISKET MANY regulations or research on the sidering similar measures. ward NRs. for Pepsl-Oola and Coca-Cola in NRs—^nonroturnable bottles and Wariilngton show a case of 24 In Manchester Primary COLORS In Ulster cans—to cut down toe potential 13-ounce depoelt tiotUes is $2.10 REMNANTS source of trash. phis 48 cents deposit. A case of Clean-up volunteers, stirred In 10-ounce throw-away bottles Militant Protestant Victory part by popularisation of the en­ costs $3.55. A case o f 12-ounce GOP Reguliu*s Win lb STAIR CARPETS vironment as.a social and politi­ cans costs $2.80. cal Issue, are supplemeting AND Beer bottles used to be good Jars Moderate Legislature highway and park crows which fo r 86 trips from brew ery to have been gathering the trash consumer and back again. Now All Committee Seats Extra Lean! BEH.^A8T, Northern Ireland rocentiy disbanded B-Special for years. deposit beer bottles make 19 HALL RUNNERS By SOL R. COHEN hours after toe polls closod. WALL-TO-WALL CARPET (AP) — The election of North- oonstabutary. Stone County, Aril., freed ditl- tripe. Returnable soft drink bot­ BOTTOM ROUND (Center Cut) o,. *1.J 9 em Ireland’s two leading Pro­ Oboervera In London thought dren from school to pick up Ut- tles make half that many. (Herald Reporter) In a normal election, when vot­ ing Is by machine, final results Beautiful Selection of testant mlHtanto to the provin­ toe militants’ success might ter. Officials e ^ ct 70,000 or Industry spokesmen cite the The Manchester fleimbllcan 100% Nyltm Dupont 501 usually are available in isos cial parliament rocked toe prompt waverors among toe more persona to turn out for same figures as a sign that In­ Town Committee yesterday suc­ LEAN, SHORT SHANK Colors. than an hour, even In the In­ moderate government of Prime Unionist legialatora to swing to "Green Up Day" In Vermont creasingly affluent consumers cessfully and handily beat off a Installed Over $ 0 . 9 5 stance of machine difficulties. JiCristar James CMchester- the right. British Liberal party Saturday. Huntington, W. Va., want the convenience of throwa­ challenge from toe Insurgent .. Only Mven of ths 1,800 bal­ SMOKED SHOULDERS , . .s. .s 49c 32 uc. W arn. Pad Reg. $7. to $10. yd. Ctark today. leader Jeremy ’Thorpe arid residents will be scouring to* ways desplts the coat. Richard Republican Citlsens Committee YD. lots cast wane Invalidated—I,- R eg. $9.95 The victories ^Thursday of the there was a danger of tasoism town tor bottles the some day to L. Cheney, executive director of of Manchester and won all 85 893 were counted. Rev. ion Paisley and Ms riiief deveioping in LUster. earn a |20 a ton bounty from the Glass Manufacturers Insti­ seats on the town committee, by (Iowa Brand) lb . WHILE THEY LAST Mayor Nathan AgosttnaUl, DUBUQUE BACON 79c tute, notes Pepal-Cola raised de­ an average m argin o f 3 to 1. Ueutanant, the Rev. IVlUlam "paisley’s victory Is bad news Owens-BUnols gloss company. with 1,104 votes, led ^ omUra posits to five cents In New York The citizens committee’s 37 Beattie, are no ohoUenge to the jop Ireland, Norto and South, ^ Portland, Ore., John ticket, getting 88 per cent of recently on a new batch of niUng Urionlst party’s two-to- ^ Britain," he said. PlacentinI shows off a pUs of challenge candidates failed to all vote* oast. H AM BU RG lb. 59c 3ib. lots ib. 53c 9X12 NYLON one majority in the leglalature. 27-yeor.old Beattie ran up bottles outside ths 000,000 10-ounce bottles. The bot­ wrest any seats from toe 85 KITCHEN CARPET! Former Mayor Hanid A. But toe switch of two rural 7,187 votes for s 908-vote msugin warehouse for the 00 Plrid Pan- tles disappeared In six months. party-endorsed candidates DO IT YOURSOP districts to Paisley's Protestant oye, tbs Unloniat candldato. siq>ennarkeU he owns. But adme dispute the conten­ The tomoVrwwTliSrfOT the POTATOES 10 u. 59c BANANAS 2uta.2S5 tion that consumers want the noon to 8 p.m. townwide^ GOP ond high, He was foMcwod by • 100% NYLON • HIGH ^NSITY ROOM SIZE RUGS ' Uriootst party appeared to rig- Psisiey’s 7,981 votes topped his 1^® P“ ® represenU only a few former school boord msmbsr NRs. prim ary. Only 1,899, or 16 per nri a grass roota rebeUlon urionlst opponent by 1,208, of toe 8 mUUoa o r so cans and Ally. Herbert Ph*k», l,on; RU8BER BACK • LARGE A ^ ^ OT Dave Levlnger, president of cent, of the 8,083 eligible Repub­ against the govern me t ’s wWle a third man trailsd with bottles turned In to hla storss State Rap. Donald Osnovari, I,- CARROTS p,..10c MAC APPLES 3 uw. S9e COLORS . . . oottoeorions to the Roman Oath- 8,814. after he offarsd a half a ooBt the New York local of the Soft licans cast ballots. Because toe town’s voting ma­ 069; Manchester Houtiiig Au­ Reg. $69.00 ofio mtoortty. P aisley announced he now i^P>«ce. The project, which lost- Drink Workers Union, says the thority chairman Vlncsnt Diana, 4 Sides A L 9 S Blno* test autumn’s CothoUc- plans to run for the British days, cost him $10,000. rise of larger bottling plants chines can lock-ln only a maxi­ mum of 50 candidates, com­ 1,008; former GOP town chato Finished Protostant strest fighting, House of Commons, where "«'• Fo«» kdverUslng for my covering a wide area leads bot­ man and former tyiwn Dirtolsr ______pared to the 85 posltlona filled 'Your Friendly Butcher Shop!" Clilcsater-Gtark’s government, Northern Ireland’s most notice- •tores," says PlacentinI. "But tlers to encourage NRs and save FrancU DaUafsra, 1,010; Tw undsr prodding from London, able member Is now tho 22- •’emlly, I got olok and tired of the the cost of transporting empty yesterday, paper ballots were Rsvtow Board chairman Aanm used. Special voting booths and rvmk hod mod* some progress to­ year-rid, mlnloklrted CothoUo, ■P««ord Nelson, D-Wl*., supports public service cleanup Manohsster Property Ownsva MANCHESTER c w M E s m iin i taouring and voting. Now the ^ ssUmates that toe g ^ - campaigns and works with the If anyone were doubtful of the efficiency of automatic vot­ Association preridant WHbtr l i l ' m STALLlO! c h a r o ^ L AAA- Protestant Totsrs who ohos* f i , , brlmston* and atemri demUe of the daporit botUa government on research on dis­ Us, 1,030. l ‘l lU K 1/ 1/,’A// John Piacentini, owner of Oregon grocery store ing machines, yesterday’s prim­ 1 tho OITMriHl CMO J Paisloy in tbs Boanride distiiot on the toUowen of ** r«versed, too 88 bUllon ono- posal. Probata Judg* John Wsllatt ./ $9.50 yd. chain, figures to have 3,000,000 cans and non-re­ ary should have dispelled all MAIN srpf I ! MANCHI • T| P sad BastUa in fiouth Antrim op- (ho pop,. x rix-foot 810-pound- way-cans and botUs* produced Aluminum firms pay a half a and OOP R sastror of Voten turnable bottles, thanks to youngsters like Pat poor to hsvs ooUad tor a rotum ho 1006 will sweU to 88 bUllon olx cent apiece for cans and melt V **! ^ Peok iShnlm lm d 1,«M ■ m m u w i SS old ordsi’ of Protaotant "waosa nios ana ^ Jones, left and Pavid Powers, right at top, who’ve persons voting, toe counting took . Opon Dally 8 ajn.-6 pjn. • Thure. and Fri. 8 a.in.-9 pja. • SuiL8_fcm M _p^ nil* bnoksd by tbs guns of ths (Bss Piws Etavss) Nslaon’s proposed Packaging been clearing state roads. (AP Photofax) (See Page Nine) to 8:80 this morning—a span of (So* Pafri F m v ) 3 = ^

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