FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather { v n t i n g For The Week Ended Clear and cooler tonight; low M arch 20, 1071 near 30. Sunny and cool tomor­ row with highs 40 to 45. Zero molasses for a few days in the Rummage Sale iiattrhPHtpr lumttig chance of precipitation through­ About Town spring. HEADQUARTERS for 15,765 out. Don’t know If It did any good Slated May 13 hianchester— A City of Village Charm ~ The R ev. Robert W . IhloCf, (to pay for the punishment Of EASTER aRd PASSOVER WINES vicar of St. George’s Episcopal taking it), but it certainly got The Women’s Auxiliary of the (Claeaifled Adverttalng on Page 14) Church of Bolton, will conduct Into our systems because after Manchester Midget and Pony V O L . LXXXX, NO. 156 (SIXTEEN PAGES—T\’ SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1971 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS a couple days of it we could a service Sunday at 8:1S a.m. Football Association will sponsor on radio station WINF. The pro­ shake our undershirts over the hot kitchen range and see the a rummage sale May 13 from gram is sponsored the Manches­ 1!. ter Council of Churches and the little blue fireworks on the 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Mott’s Clergy. Association of Manches­ covers and smell the sulphur. Community Hall to raise money Shakeup ter. On the west side of Hop for equipment for Midget BVx>t- British Raid ^ (3GD6nATIONS Brook a'lltUe below Olcott St. ball players. was where we gathered wild Ulster Homes The Cmifirmation Class of Spring la here. So often at young leaves aqd hearts in sev­ Donations of useful items, in­ onions. The largest were only Own Idea: Trinity Covenant Church will this time we hear someone eral changes of water and then cluding toys, clothing, books, about the size of the end of BELFAST, Northern ’Ire­ meet tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. at say they are glad to see the cook and serve like boiled cab­ dishes, shoes, small appliances your little finger, but we land (AP) — British troops the church. arltch-haxel bushes displaying bage from the garden. and furniture are needed. thought they were ^ e to eat Fuessenich and police raided homes in their early yellow blossoms be­ fo the spring our grandmoth­ SILK CITY LIQUORS raw. However, It was a tire­ Persper end of Sperry’s Fond. “Look Over Our Easter Goodies and Imparted Basket Thomas O’Brien, 64, operational parties, including the United is in charge of all arrange­ O ld Codger heart attack. He was 66. cording to Sgt. Morris, and is with it, though liable to seleot Wonder if they are still there? D isp la y " supervisor of the 11 barracks in Marine Free States and the United Nations, ments and prizes. currently looking for suitable spots a little too wet to suit Grandmas wanted eariy batch­ WEEKEND SPECIALS the state; Capt. Wayne Bishop In Pakistan to “ define within this month office space. the other. It la also easily es of dandelions before they BUY ONE OB A DOZEN OF OUB SPEOIAIB! -y*' ■ their position, in practical and The Young lPe<^le’s Fellow- 50, head of the Criminal Intelli­ Sgt. Morris will be in charge Identified by tisndllng the leaves blossomed. We could also dig After a Year precise terms.” dilp of the Salvation Army will CALIF. LBliTUCB ...... head _ gence Division; Capt. Louis D. of Air Force recruiting for which are aromatic, even The report came barely a day meet tonight at 7 in the Youth big enough baMiets-full in the STAKE 'TOBIA’ro E S ...... lb. 41 Marchese, 56, in charge of the Plan to Flee Manchester, Rockville, Vernon, pungent. That’s why it Is also PLAZA DEPT. STORE after Sadat offered a new ver- Building of the Citadel. Hockanum meadows to sell CANTALOPES ...... each____ western division’s four barracks, Glastmibury, Andover, Buck- known as splce-buah. some to the grocery stores. (We Have A NoObn To Please) and Capt. ^Vincent O’Brien, 60, Of Life Term i' CALCUTTA (AP) — Plans sion of his Feb. 4 proposal to re- land, Coventry, Bolton, Hebron, E. MIDDLE TPKE. (Next to Popular Market) FRESH ASPARAGUS ...... lb. 4 M Sunset Rebekah Lodge will Another early sign of spring When the milkweeds came up executive aide to former com- ___ went forward today lo evacuate °P®" ** Israel Stafford Springs, Marlborough, OPEN WED., THVRS., FBI. till 9 RUSSET APPLES ...... 4 qt. bag S lj if mlssioner Leo J. Mulcahy. PITTSBURGH (AP) — Ma- made a partial withdrawal from meet Monday at 8 p.m. at Odd In the swamps are the plants of nice and tender like asparagus American and British Citizens TalcottvUle, Amstan, Columbia, We Carry The Manchester Evening Herald The pending retirement of the rlne Pvt. Michael Schwarz, who the Sinai Peninsula. Sadat also Fellows Hall. Refreshments will skunk’s cabbage poking their tips, tl^ey were gathered jmd and Tolland. OOMPLim! UNE OF SUNDAY PAPEB8 from strife-tom East Pakistan ggjd Egypt would agree to re- be served. heads up into view. People relished. Elven when they got five men was made known ®' ago faced a life sentence A native of Georgetown, S. C., scorn It because of Its repulsive to be taller the leading bud and "T H K K IN G TTiursday—BHiessenich’s first day nttirderlng 12 Vietnamese cl- as rebel forces were reported new the suspended cease-fire if the sergeant enlisted in the Air G R A S S SEED holding out in dozens of smaller Israel accepted his terms, Edward J. Lemieux of 279 odor, so much like the animal smaU Uq> leaves were used. in trffice. He succeeded Mulcahy, vllians, says he’d like to stay in Force in 1964. After a tour at from whom it gets its name. But like It or not, greens in triio stepped down Thursday. One Marine Corps,” if they’ll let cities. Israel reaction to the proposal Scott Dr., was recently present­ HARTS BLUE GRASS for VELVET The U.S. State Department was divided. One government duty in Vietnam, he was assign­ But believe It or not It is said tbe spring were a must. And of BHiessenich’s first acts was to ">®r” would gladly go back ed with an award at the First said Friday night it has accept- minister characterized it as ab­ ed to the Recruiter School at to be quite edlUe. The New even that regimen was not con­ LAWNS. Covers 1,000 Sq. Ft. bag I name his own man, Capt. Nor- ^ Vietnam, Annual Blood Drive Awards ed an offer by Pakistan to fly £urd while another said it merit- lamcheon. He is a four gallon Lackland AFS, Tex. Binglsnd Tndlsns used It. R la sidered enough. We were ejq>ect- PERU man Tasker, to replace Williams Schwarz was released Friday 276 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESIKB — tMSAt84 Americans out of the eastern ed discussion, blood donor. necessary of slightly boU the ed to take some sulphur and on May 1. Tasker was promoted from the Portsmouth, N.H., na- province by Pakistani Interna- a new element in Sadat’s.pro- The VBTV and its Auxiliary to staff major. val prison where he completed a Fhessenich has the power un- sentence reduced to one year by V. tional Airlines. The American posal called for Egyptian troc^ An Easter show of spring will sponsor a family night din­ community there was estimated to take up positions on the east flowers will c^n at the Eliza­ ner for members and guests to­ der the law to retire anybody in military reviewing authorities, the force who is 47 or older The 21-year-old Marine was at about 760 persons. bank of the canal to supervise beth Park greeidiouses in Hart­ night starting at 6 at the Post The department said two clearance work on the Canal and has 20 years of service. met here by his wife and 4- ford tomorrow, and continue H om e. Marine Pvt. Michael Schwartz hugs his son and Naval Stockade in Portsmouth, N. H., where he had flights a day will begin Sunday gfter the IsraeU pullback. Egypt He declared that Gov. Hiomas year-old son and the two Fdtta- through Blaster Sunday, April clasps his wife’s hands after being released from been serving term for Viet murder. (AP Photo) and carry British, as well as gigo offered for the first time to J. Meskill “has given me free burgh attorneys who have 11. The Hartford Department of Miss Betty Kirby, daughter of American citizens, from East accept “practical arrangements rein to run the department as fought for his releaise since I*arks and Recreatlcm provides Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Kirby Pakistan to Karachi in West for s^tarating hostile forces” I wish, with no strings atteehed shortly after his trial, the blooms, and admission is of 88 Plymouth Lane, has earn­ Pakistan. during tills period. free. Hours, both week days and ed the Ikmors Scholar Citation adiatsoever." jjjg lawyers refused to permit Sundays, are 8 to 5. for the fall semester at Elmira And B^iessenich said, Meskill him to comment to newsmen on ta^sifd^^'vetseTorvirio^ n t ^1 Ahmm described Sadat’s (N.Y.)< College. She is in the top (See Page Nine) the Lt. William L. Calley Jr. Savage Battle Erupts at Viet Base Uon^itie“ ^ c l L m d near case except to say that there East Pakistan’s port city of William Olbrys, son of Mr. five per cent of her class. beginning of the end.” were similarities In both. Viet- more than 200 dead or wounded Chittagong ready to bring refu and M rs. H enry CHbrys o f 36 SAIGON (AP) — Savage new at nightfall Friday, the South Trung Hlen, said South The newspaper asserted that Schwarz said he’s been or­ gees to India. Keeney St. has been named to Dana J. Donovan, son of Mr. fighting erupted in the jungled Vietnamese claimed they had namese casualties were 41 days alone. the Sadat initiative had no dl- the dean’s list at Barrington and MTS. Tlmathy J. Donovan dered to report to the Marine “ We can say,” Hien told cor­ He said he had received re mountains of South Vietnam’s smashed the North Viet- ports from the vessels th^t con n et^ n trith a m e ^ e Mayor Uccello Development and Education and 57 wounded. respondents at the dal-ly mili­ (R.I.)' College for the fall sem­ of Toronto, Ont, Can. formerly central highlands and tha South namese 28th Regiment and were ot itnnn many fires were burning in ^adat received from Present ester. of Manchester has been named Center in Quantico, Va., by mid­ tary briefing, "that the 28th Vietnamese claimed today they still in possession of the base. Oshting, erupted at rtoo Chittagong, believed held by the Nixon a few houm before his m - night tonight, where he expects NVA Regiment has been put out toi the dean's list at Bowdoln Resigning For killed 900 NorOi Vietnamese A South Vietnamese military broke when, Hlen said. Paklstanl army. nouncement. The Egyptian to • be given an “ indefinite of action.” OoUego, Brunswick, Maine. ’ regulars in a six-hour battle. spokesman said 360 North Viet- North Vietnamese withdrew. Rebel army commanders In statement was prepared days leave" while his attorneys con­ The freali fighting broke out namese were killed by the de- Hlen claimed that in the three The regiment, a seasoned out- jgg^^^g jj^^g y^gj^ Bengali ago as “ a clear and categorical Federal Office tinue their appeal of his convic­ Friday around FTrebase No. 6 fencing South Vietnamese Infan- days of the battle lor the llre- fit which- has long operated in tion. freedom- fighters would fight definition” of Eg;ypt's final Contract Signed the South Vietnamese artillery trymen at Firebaae No. 6 and base 1,180 North Vietnamese the highlands, had an estimated the Pakistani army to the death, stand, the paper said, A **^**’^®^ lawyers, James outpost near the Laotian border another 660 Hanoi troops were had been killed and that over-all strength ol more than 2,000 Ann Uccello says she will leave but they conceded late this week “All International parties For School Work „ McLaughlin, said they want to which the South Vietnamese lost kiUed by American and South government losses were 61 men. Many ol them were veter- cfflce next week to accept a that their control in Jessore and must now define their potdtton have Schwarz vindicated and Wednesday and reoccupled on Vietnamese air strikes and ar- killed and 82 wounded. Reliable gj,g of the 1968 siege at Ben Het. The contract for addltlona and $32,546-a-year federal job in dozens of other cities Is shaky. In this decisive stage—including r ‘ ‘ renovations to Nathan Hale, have his pay restored. Mc- Thursday. tlUery bombardments. military sources, however, said Washington as head of v.the (See Page Two) The Pakistani government; -the United Nations, the Security Robertson, and Keeney St. ^ ------r.- -LaughlinsaJd their next-steo-lor ■ When the new fighting ended The ^ok'esm ah, Lt. Ool. Lie the South VJetriamese suffet'ed Transportation ^^partm^nt^ ^ Appellate which has claimed for days that Council and each of the big pow- Schools was signed in the Mu­ Office of Passenger and Con­ the Independence movement, ers—^in clear terms without any Review Board. nicipal Building this morning. sumer Affairs. was defeated and that govern- attempt to cover up by elusive James Eacott, president a t this Schwarz said he carried out a ment troops were in control of diplomatic phrases,” A1 Ahram Bloomfield firm of Bartlett- The appointment was an- “combat command” in the slay- the eastern province, admitted declared, Bralnard and Eacott, signed for nounced in Washington Friday ing;s Jie was accused of as op- for the first time im day that g^j^ EASTER HAM and Miss Uccello confirmed it pcsed to an order, “and that’s the contractors; and Assistant House Flies Red Tape Trips a Blue Band there was trouble in several partial wUhdrawad proposal di­ Town Manager Jack B. Hatklns Friday night. something you just don’t refuse parts of East Pakistan.” rectly with the Security Council for Manchester. Miss Uccello, a Republican, •> Radio Pakistan, the official MORRELL E-Z4UT Clue to New resoluUcHi of Nov. 22, 1967, and Bkmott said that equipment la was named mayor in 1967, when He said he feels he’s still valu- WASHINGTON (AP) — Nel- on the Philadelphia campus and mortal Friday morning government station, broadcast that job was still an extension ^ble in Vietnam as a combat .. , 1 some 850.000 worth of equip- chairs had been set up. The U.N. mediator Gunnar V. Jar- already baked when you buy already at the schools, and that Insecticide ther lire nor rain nor the loss of Park Service promised all i t groundbreaking will start next of her role on the city council Marine ‘hav^e'ten S ln g'fh a^s and P*“ wsek. Anticipated completion to which she had been elected. - powers grant^ most mayors, farm in southwestern ...... , . ,, J jij anyway, our spirits needed lift- fuse to shelter such elements within secure borders and a pete with E-Z Cut’s de­ beside the reflecting pool—in a proved a 11,996,000 referendum Last year, she was an unsuccess- Pennsylvania, was convicted of of powerful bug killers free of could, and did. , ^ ^ ^ Patrick Durkin. uic » and immediately report their withdrawal of IsraeU forces licious natural flavor. for the sT, a Texas cracy for you snorted A i^ u r anything Still undaunted, band mem- The army was beUeved in ring’s proposals also caUed for the minimum cookinsr $1,608,800 is $45,800 abovn the $17,000 a year. Cong-lnfested village scientist reported today. Love, the bands vice president, ,, bers carried the chairs up the 58 control of Dacca and CSUtta- a pullback by Israel, shrinkage of Morrell E-Z $1,668,00 aUocated for construc­ Sen. Lowell P. Welcker Jr., Thang near Da Nang. He Dr. Walter J. Burdette of the as it was chased out of the Un- „ ‘ , , . . . steps of the memorial and be- gong, but the fate of', most other foformatitm Minister Israel Cut ham ih the home. tion and site work in the refer- who announced the appointment, ^gg sentenced to life In prison, coin Memorial Friday afternoon ®*“ ‘^“ ®’ gan tuning up on the instru- cities was unknown because of GaliU, a close associate at Pre- endiun. It is expected that the said it would provide “ another -phe sentence was reduced last the absence of firsthand reports, mier Golda Meir, indicated in a T h ey are h o c k le s s r “ ed7nsSerfo^“^ T^t-mothbZ^an7*Ltru: Zpractice Z t T with. X The Pakistan g;overnment ex- radio interview in Tel Aviv that dlffer^ce wlU be absorbed by citable and talented adminlstra- i;>ecember to a year at hard la. —which together represent a ments were borrowed from a shai^ess to give you the $10,000 allocated for con­ delicate balance between the scheduled ^ncert, But the park service wouldn’t pelled all foreign correspond- Israel would reject Sadat’s pro- tor for the Nixon team.” bor, loss of pay and allowances It was the disappointing de- Washington high school, more slices of tasty ham tingencies. Deputy Mayor George Athan- a dishonorable discharge, forces of youth and of advanc hear ol it. ents from the province last posal. nouement in a series of setbacks But when the 72 band mem- Conductor Frank Devls re- weekend, but some newsmen But Deputy Premier Yigal for your money. Altemato bids for work at the T son, a Democrat, will take over h Is release from Portsmouth, Ing age in a given insect-could ^ Tuesday bers, all attired tn navy blue three schools will be held in the reins of city government We're as up-in-arms as you are about ever-rising costs— and we're determined to do something (See Page Eight) (See Page Biglit) (See Page Eight) We have a lot of than abeyance. Bartlett-Brainard and when Miss Uccello steps down. (See Page Nine) (See Page ISIfIrt) that destroyed the band building ties and tails, arrived at the me- coming direct from Mor­ Ekicott submitted a plus $0,000 about it! Our prices for fine fabrics have always been low— and now, with mini-fab, they're rell in Ottuma, Iowa Mon. bid for^the type of stone in the lower than everj Whether you buy a costly imported double-knit or an inexpensive printed and Wed., but we always center courtyard and a minus sell out.. so please order $5,800 on the fuel oil tank, both edtton, you can be sure that our mini-fab® pricing policy will save you more money than ever! at Nathan Hale; a plus $18,000 now. for the parking area at Robert­ Nation Rallies Around Lieutenant son; and a plus of $8,600 for food service equipment at Keen­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS grams, letters, telephone calls, Ohio Gov. Jc9m GllUgan said they were to avoid clvlUan cas- FRESH TURKEYS notices of resignations from “ the guUt assigned by the court ualties at all costs, ey. »re are som e typical exam ples: P u b lic o u l ^ r h ^ s Of support If you place your order Bartlett-Brainard and Eacott must be shared — by his super- “My orders were that all before noon Monday, we did not bid on two alternates at % yl for Lt. stratlons in support of CaUey. iors, by members of Congress, atrocities would be reported and can guarantee most any Nathan Hale: Window treat- have continued but the Arm y reaction began-Mon- by the administratiem and, in investigated according to the size and Chief ot Staff Gen. William mmt, and a hardwood floor in­ DECORATOR NEWEST SPRING day, immediately after the truth, by all of us who have tol- rules o f the Geneva Convention, ABERLE FARMS stead of tUe in the gymnasium. POPULAR TDIMC C. Westmoreland have defended guUty verdict was announced, erated the continuatirai of this and it is our obUg;ation to follow the prosecution and conviction g^.u -n throughout the awful war." Uirough and punish those atroci­ FRESH NATIVE 1 K I I V D of the soldier for his role in the sweuea DRAPERY PERMA PRESS Westmoreland, however, toM ties.” Public Records My Lai massacre of 1968. The Army issued a "white pa­ TURKEYS Alabama Gov. George C. Wal­ Communications received at a news conference in Houston, Warranty Deeds Imported laces the Western White House in S€in Tex. ’’I feel no guilt, not in the per”' on the Calley trial saying which is unusual for this AND lace met with Calley at Ft. Ben- Green Marux- Blstates Inc. to Clemnte, Calif., were reported- least. It is an absurd allega- it had ” a moral and legal obU- time of the year. Nutmeg Homes foe., property PRINTS ning, Ga., and later attended a gation to adopt a continuing p Henderson, 60, and now as- School staged a 45-minute flavor 12 to 14 lb. size 89c ment. at 69 Deming St., conveyance 1 A 4 ,. He was released from the post dersem, charged with covering signed to the Army Staff College ni^i*ch supporting Calley. ta x ,, $22. a yard We will also have hockless, (Values to ’2.9D yd.) all one stockade Thursday night follow- up the My Lai massacre, will Norfolk, Va., was command- ^ Nashville, Tenn., shankless, defatted First Philip V. and Norma Spina # # # ■ # ing an order from President to get access to the full re- gp qj n th Infantry Brigade Bs-ttle Hymn of Lt. Calley, re- Prise hams . . . bondess Du- to Vincent S. and Tsapi E. Pln- NixcHi that the soldier be freed port of a general's panel that in- v^Ren one of its battalions swept Alabama before the Buque Fleur de Lis hams mini-fab price mini-fab price i < ^ none, property at 230 Scott Dr., mini-fnb price mini-fab price pending appeal of his convic- vesUgated his conduct when through My Lai on March 16, court-marUal, has become "a . . . and domestic and im­ conveyance tax $88A0. Henderson's pretrial hearing re- ^9^ best-selling record. A spokes­ ported hams in cans. Quitclaim Deeds In New York, the American sumes Tuesday. charged with having man for the recording company The Hartford National Bank said 202,000 were sold in three Tonight and Sat. we have Civil, Uberties Union issued a 'The Army charged Henderson “willfully failed to conduct a and Trust Co. to William W. Jr. days after the verdict. a sale on Steaks . . . U.S. statement supporting the re- with concealing details of his proper and thorough investiga- and Mary E. Mumford, proper­ —‘Four young people set up a Choice Porterhouse 1.29. ty at 872 Vernon St., convey­ lease, saying it was based on investigation of the incident aft- tion” after ’’having been dlrect- booth in Salt Lake City collect­ the ’’entirely sound princif'le er a three-month inquiry by a gj jg investigate allegations or Sirloins 99 to 1.33 and ance tax $46.76. ing signatures on a petition ask­ that a man should not be pun- .panel headed by Lt. Gen. Wil- reports of excessive killing of Cubes 1.39 lb. Chuck Grace M. Oulette to William ing that Calley be freed. Patties 17c each. $3.40 F. and Bonnie-Lee W. Cede- Ished while his case is being re- liam R. Peers. The panel .,exam- . noncombatanU and a confronta- —A group called Concerned for a 4 lb. box. Deluxe man, property at 18 Deerfield vlewed.”^ Ined the response of between a helicopter pilot citizens for Calley was estab- Chopped Sirloin Patties Dr., $12.10. FABRIC DEPARTMENT mSTORES Former U.S. Atty. Gen. Ram- headquarters to reports of a ggj ground forces at his com- Uahed in the ’’Quad Cities” of ea. 21c Trade N am e sey Clark urged Nixon to act massacre. „g„d” at My Lai. u lven i^ Xnd^, Michael Plnette and Anthony MANCHESTER WAUJNQFORD ORANGE NEW BRITAIN with caution concerning C^ley in addition to the Peers re- j, convicted of all counte of and Rock Island and Moline, 434 Oakland Street Meek, doing busineas as Custom Colony Shopping Plaza 549 Boston Post Rd. Newbrite Plaza 1 and not to g^rant executive clem- port, the defense team will (jerellctlon of duty, failure to III., In hopes of obtaining 2,000 PHIEHURST Squares at 13 Summer St. (Exit 94 off 1-66) Route 5— 1177 N. (folColony Rd. East Main Street ency because of the emotion of argue for its motions to view all gbgy g lawful regulation, false petition signatures over the 'Federal Tax Uen STORE HOURS STORE HOURS STQRE HOURS the moment. Army Criminal Investigation sw^ring and making a false of- weekend. U. S. Government against R. Mon. thru Sat. 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. Mon. thru Fri. 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. Mon. thru Fri. 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. Lt William L. Calley Jr. watches from screen after a visit to Galley’s quarters Friday. Wallace Clark referred to the contin- Division reports on the My Lai GROCERY, mo. Francis Hea^ of Healy Main­ Sat. 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. Sat. 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. uing torrent of petitions, tele- charges and all statements from (See Page Eight) (See Page NIae) 308 MAIN STREET door as Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace leaves spoke Friday night at a Calley rally. (AP Photo) tenance Service at 461 Main St., $3,606.88.

A 1 3 J V S 0 9 D \ w irn j MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1971 PAGE THREE

P A G S TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,. SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1971 Andover Mercury-Laden Sub HospiUil Phone Happenings for Teens South Windsor t h e a t e r V i m e Band Concert MOVIE RAnNGS Shein'ivold on Bridge The teleiihone number for SCHEDULE Manchester Memorial Hospi­ School Sets FO R RA R EN 1B AND NICE BRIDGE PLA'YERS tal was changed a few Aaturday, April 3 9222 . . . toe direct link to help!! S a in s L joL ih s L Linemen Offers Varied YOUNG PEOPIE MAY NOT FINISM LAST NORTH months ago, but too late to Drug Advisory Center, 6471 From 6 p.m. to 3 a.m. 4 , J943 Labeled a Phantom SATURDAY f IW OOpvCWW 0* fwUnfU Im 90 MPOvM be listed correctly in toe new Agenda For 9222, phone manned from 6 Community Y, Teen Center, Bumside: — "Love Story” foioiwo oooftt W90 oumMKtf m By ALFRED SHEINWOLD J985 ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Ex- toe submarine could tave phone books. The hospital _ , - „ open 8-11 p.m. for Manches- Cited For 7:16, 9:16. Music Fare . OHOlo cooto/it tof vitwing hf thott cMMwi. O 73 £)erta dispute claims of a com- crossed depths as great as p.m. to 3 a-m. - toe hot line J MITES A famous baseball player number Is 646-1222. Earth W eek C a p i l a L Cinema I: — "Treasure Is­ once said: "N ice guys finish 4 , K104 mercial salvage operator that a 10,900 feet without sinking deep right to help! dance, play pool or ping-pong. land" 1:00; "Wutherlng By JOHN GRUBER AU MIS AOMinEO WEST EAST sunken German submarine enough to be crushed, Community Y, Teen Center, ------Heroism CtwtrtI Audimcts last.” TWs isn’t quite true of Mrs. D oris Chamberlain, Heights” 3:30, 6:30, 7:30, 9:30. 4 K 2 ♦ 5 loaded with mercury is off the Dr. C. P. Idyll of the Unlversi- 8-11 p.m. lor MMches^r teens please note that the recrea- J r The Manchester High School bridge players. You can be Manchester principal of toe Andover Ele­ B y S ol I t C ohen South Windsor man and Cinema n :— The Owl and the offered its spring concert last pleasant and polite and finish ^ 7 2 9 KQ643 Florida coast and that the mer- ty - ^ Show” for benefit of Windham- and Charter Oadt Park are sued a dlrective-"If it’s going lives from Justice, and per^ns of a le y ^ ^ ^ ^ Hartford Sym- I IMir 11 n«i*m iccw»w»li Jack Gaddy, president of ered -with sUt. ’ Mrs. piamberiain statod that Tammd 4-H Horse Camp . . . available. TTw teiuiis courts are lanM ar Adult ttardian Both sides vulnerable. 0 K 104 8 p.m.; private rooma, 10 adu.- to take more than five minutes convicted of violent crimes. Manchester Drive-In: - phony was guest soloist. Opening lead — Seven of 4> A 3 Maritime Tele-Resoiirces Ltd. Both Idjil and Dr. W. W. 2 pjn., and 4 p.m .-8 pan. j.w ' j j j Manchesterites modeling . . . also <^n at MHS, West Side to say it, dont use the tele------I>r., South Windsor, Triomas D. iranaa and m v Halaev'* ^ ^ j Hearts. West North East of Orlando, claimed toe subma- Youngblood of Florida Technn- Fedlktrloa: Parerti allowed help and supervision go ^ the door. and Charter Oak Park (don’t phone - write a letter." A group of about 10 Man- Rice of DayvlUe, and Don M” 8^ * ' West opened the seven of rine had drifted 400 mUes under- logical University in Orlando eroent nooa-2 mm.' ®*®“ * “P **'® *’®“^ ®* Bennet Junior Hlg^, until 3 forget your quarter for toe night What set Agostinelli off were Chester residenU attended a Griggs of Cherry HlU, N.J., all 11.00 ^ tch M 8.TO. tent^provement from a cou- . NO one UHOfR 17 AOUmi 2 0 2 4 Pass (Ap IHnit m^fviry hearts, and South captured the All Pass water since being sunk off Loul- said It would take at least a cen- ^ dover of their accumulated ii».Ut- p.m. Car wash for a dollar, and lights at toe park). the following three examples: public hearing in the State members o f Local « of the In- - . J : T ^ in Mrum itmD queen with the ace. He en ter^ slana In 1941. He said Its cargo tury of exposure to sea water seu’ geJvloo' M a.m.-2 pjn., ter. There wUl be several de- also a bake sale — do yourself ------A $106 call last Christmas Capitol yesterday—protesting a ternatlonal Brotherhood of Elec- Curse of Vo^oo J reached a pretty dismal Jl dummyaummy withwiu. theuw king of clubs dummy with of mercury and munltlcxis before liquid m ercury would ^ p jn ..g pan. p^t spots desipiated in town, two favors. Sorry we can’t find more for Day to South Korea, made by bill which' would require an- trical Workers were cited by “Frankstein Meets Spwe now numbers about 80 and the throaten Florida’s multimillion form enough mercury salts to care nnH Ooranary In toe school Iteelf, aU classes south Wlndror «K - h ^ h ® c^ ^ « you, ™ but -apparently __- toe pubUc- someone at the state’s Medical- nual eye tests and annual writ- Kemper Insurance Co. Monster” 8:80; "Curse ^ living players seem to have t w ® ^ r^mp to dlscanl twi dla- drtlar fishing Industry. be dangerous. family wily, “P®”*^ some time each day p.m. SWHS"" " Drama" Club pre- fjy ’ch^TOeiT'yoJIto events BE SURE . . . BUSS has been serving toe Home Dental School complex in ten tests for all persons 68 and xhe incident prompting the Corpse’’ Horror of ihuadasm a n d ^ d lca U on (tot Gaddy, whose firm claims sal- The West German Defense anytime Umlted to live *® -^P*^ discuss- senta “Bells Are Ringing” . . . tp keep their Owner for 80 -YEARS. For a complete FREE IN­ E'armino’fnn over who hold ODerators’ 11- inat Aiio’ ?« Beach Party 11:30. was quite lacking in the p a s t . ------W ^ ^ ' his other heart to ^ events vage rights to toe submarine, Ministry spokesman sadd toe ex- tag problems of toe environ- tickete at toe door. a secret or else they’d tell Ka- SPECTION o t your home by a Termilfe Ccxitrol Ex­ Maternity: Fatbera, 11 aon.- pert, supervised by toe finest technical'staff, phone A?f^ call from Israel to censes. to W e ^ S ^ - ^beV^Alex-. East Windsor Drive-Tn-"^ld Sure they sUll play an occas- — sald toe vessel carried 200 tons act amount a t m ercury aboard , ment. Stories wUl be written, ECH8 auditorium, 8:16 ...... p.m. ren GUmore,______649-9275;_ ___ Jim____ Don- 12:46 p.m ., and 6:86 p.m .*8 our nearest local office: OonnecUcut on a state tele- The hearing was held by the ander, a mechanic with the Flaming Rev- John Philip Sousa, for example. South was so pohte he almost wokfleld St. en- and there was music from the DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 from the visitor to Israel, but is American AssociaUon of Retlr- g^ane and Rice went to the Burnside- — "Love Story” said ,lt was ’’highly doubtful’’ U166 was operating to the Gulf 20th century as well. And of Posted on Road ^d HXs = iTy^ct^! •" *•“ SSSU ^'to Plans have been made for ,^® ’J°«’ Set pies on a rack to cool, still trying tc track down the ed Persons; E. Steve Pearl and platform and lowered the boy on jkx) 4 00 ’7 00 9 00 toe sub carried 200 tons of mer- of Mexico during toe summer of handicapped ipjijg keeps them from having course there was music from _ , , ______^ , emersenev entrance except to speakers to address classes. to®trueuons The Oldest & Largest in Conn. call to South Korea. The 76-min- Joseph Christoph. ' a Utter to Griggs, who was situ- cinem a’ I -' — " ’Treasure...... T« ------BRIDGEPORT (AP) — “Three ^h- made the heart y®" ^ stace It was otay a 760-ton before it -w m ^ Aug. 1 of ^SS2^%„ergency or wheel- b ille d to take place on y o s n ^ r s . soggy bottom crusts. ute call to Philadelphia was on a representative of the State ated on a lower platform. A Wutherlng y®®” b e tw e e n . It Is easy veterans have put up a bUIboard pogiuon quite clear. If East had Answer: Bid one h e ^ . ^ o w land” 1:00; boat. He also said toe mercury that year by UB. bombers. S^tarlsrio^T ^pIck a p dis- April -15 at 1 :30 p.m., speakers Monday, AprU 5 state business. "I will see to it Motor 'Vehicles Department, fireman’snreman’s ladderlaaaer was employederapioyeu Heights”uoiirbtR” 3-30a-ao 8-306-30 7:307-30^ 9:30,9:30. ^ enough . “ to * get___ a ______i*,. bunch of young a~ ..o „— „ the— Connecticut------“Turrjjlke“TurrlMke the{h T kingv w ofoi spades tom addlUcm ^ 8“ ‘l °f y®"*" ® ^ rather than was aboard the sub, which bore Asked what toe German na-vy that it isn’t repeated,” he prom- also opposing the bill ooHmotod — -----<.i. *i.. —» ^ ^ ’ raise partner’s minor suit. charged paaents, please park to included are persons from toe Drug Advlrory Center, 81 1, estimated to get the youth the rest of the cinema II' '“"nie Owl and the P ®y®™ . ,. . here exclaiming in red, white to his good heart suit he would toe number U166, as caigo and thought about prospects' of sal- the general lota first and the Oonservation Commission, the Russel St. 647-9222, o ^ n 8 :30 ised. that implementation Copyright 1971 not ballast. vaging toe ship, a ranking naval of the pro- way down. p ^ vcT ” 1-80 3 7 8^ ' ‘’*"®= ®^*® *«ve blTthe hearts. In short, mme will Instrnot yon where to Andover Environmental Action 1° ® P-”*- • -1*®**® also state about ' _ „„„„ ^ ® ’ «®‘ ‘*>®.'^ entoused al^t com- .j„hn Barrett of Milford, an south should have seen exacO^ General Features Corp. Coast Guard Cmdr. Anthony officer at the ministry said: Now, in an e«ort to cut down no8->l would cost the state about perfera was rushed to Noble a.M"' S^ro'’uke'Havdr and^ South should have seen exacOy drive to pick up the patient. CouncU ,and from toe State m ^ e d f r ^ 6 p.m. to 3 a.m.— on the state’s $4 million annua ^ , o o o additional each year. Hospital. Westfield, and then State- - "M y Pair Lady” K ^ a n ^ m a ^ r . what was coming. Fugaro, captain of the Tampa "There Is an imwrltten law telephcme bill, Agostinelli plans Health Department. ?‘® A Reminder AgosUnelll also opposed the rushed to Springfield Hospital. 2-00 8 00 8 00. . „ . the '^ ® '' port, said, " I seriously doubt it that, uidess such wrecks endan- ^ ^ ^ . Patoftaedrs Club, Norman to cut by half the 1,600 tele­ bill and received loud applause He was diagnosed as having U A Tbeater —“Uttle Mur- matters stand now, toe Slater (rf Milford, recenUy re- South should take toe two black would have drifted a few feet ger shipping, they are left Patients Today: 288 The school has ^ rch a ^ a 7;8o to 9:80 p.m. Alateens... phone credit cards authorized From Shady Glen— when he remarked. “ H th is‘=burns o v e r * per cent of Ws dero” 2 -M 8 » 7 00 9-M y o u n g ste rs are getUng a roa- turned from V etnam and Ed aces, next toe king of clubs; after It was sunk,------let alone------where they . are in order not to ADMITTED YESTEatHAY; new set of film strips and rec- -r ------4^ gji teens ^vlth a relative for state employes and com­ dera 2 .30. 8 .00, 7.W, w.w. ^ sonable musical educaUon and cuzek of HunUngton, a Navy and then should lead dummy’s proposal is adopted it would be b^y. miles.” He said he also doubted disturb toe peace of toe dead." tjnKert 1 ArmstrMiir 64 Hem- °ro®. entitled Oonservation for ^ friend with a drinking prob- mission members. ^ Today’s America", which cover discrimination of toe highest ______.. Halsev” ®°"i® ‘ *1® ®®i"® veteran, did toe painting. ten of clubs. When East is un- lock St.; John F. dapp, "W e’re not out to bug the Uttle Md Bg y time. “There was a trumpet Barrett said they hope the con- able to cover toe ten of clubs, order. It should be all or noth­ Haynes St.; Tracy Culbertson, Bfcnnet Junior High Cafe- Clam Chowder calls.” Agostinelli asserted. ing. “There’s no reason why 7:M ; S 9 :1^ quartet that was really good, vlcUon and life sentence of Lt. South discards the ten of hearts. Tolland County Politics < 95 Goodwin St.- Mrs. Carol wUdUfe, minerals, urban teria . . .donut sale during lunch "W e’re only out to bug the Savage Battle East Hartford ijnye-in. an ensemble of eight brass- william L. Calley Jr. on murder if west tries to get out with people 6ver 65 should be singled Davis, 13^ Charter Oak St.; Periods. Served every callers.” “Curse of Voodoo 7:30, yj^^t wasn’t far behind. “The charges to toe My Lai massacre a diamond South wins a trick T out. I’ve been dri-vlng for over D e b r ^ A Donlan 444 Burn- **'®®® ^ viewed ta toe Lutz Junior Museum, Cedar Erupts at Base "Frankenstein Meets ^ ^ ® ______rest of toe band isn’t up to will______be overturned by appellant ^__ __ with _ toe ^ king. If ^ West leads ^ Tuesday and Friday ... Opponente and proponents of ^5 years.jmd nobody has ever Hearing Scheduled on Bill ham St.; WllUam’ iHim Jr.. 46 ®‘“ ®®® *^® '*'**‘“ - St., registration c l boys and V sx »f 1trks*^A«« Monster” 8:80; "Curse of Living jjjeae standards, but consider- courts, or President Nixon will heart, Souto‘‘ niffs toe king of Russell Dr. Vernon. Mrs. Chamberlain said that girls, ages 7-12, for a p ^ r gun-control legislation are mo­ checked me." T A d AJAAA t l d • Corpse” 10:10; “Horror of what it sounded like a cou- pardon Calley. He drew more applause when Alan -M-ra T.nia T1 TTAripr -UA the schoolchlldren -will have a plane contest to be held April bilizing their forces for a ver- Beach Party” 11:30. pie of seasons back, there has "W e feel the convictlcm and To Ease Commuter Woes LvdS^^' ^ E F;>ote "Caean-Up the Grounds Day” 18 . . .registrations close April Corn Chowder bal shoot-out Monday night, he said, "Some drivers over W (Continued trom Page One) Bast -Windsor Drive-In: — i,een great advancement both sentencing of Calley had a total when toe legislature’s judl- are better drivers than some 40 R ^^l H ebrom ^ro.^ta?F. °n April 14; ta the event of 10. Hey. Mrs. McAwley, the^ “Ihe North Vietnamese first Cold “Turkey” 7:30; "Flaming jjj technique and toe type of demoralizing effect on the mlll- By BETTE QUATRALE aii^xwas.6allowing «xaan a.....xx,xaxcaaxA immediate but tern-v-i-...- lunddle ToKc t thlfl wUl 1)6 reschedulod corTeBpondeiits would like to Served every clary committee holds a 7 p.m. anu under.” _____ assaulted toe flreb^ at da^ RevoluUon” 9;18. music presented. tary and toe people who former- (Herald Reporter) porary relief to a frustrating ^ for the 16th. ®ee cur age group Included . . Mrs. Ullian Jacques, 96 Lewis ^ ^ , public hearing In the Hall *$ * /-•/vwtmiaaiAn Wednesday, storming the hilltop Meadows Drive-In: — Little courae Roger Murtha was ly served in the armed forces, condition.” _ .. ^ Wednesday and the House of RepresentaUves. “The ConnecUcut Commls^n Big Halsey” 7:00; tj,e highlight of toe pr(«ram, said Barrett. Frustrated commuters used The area legislators admit the South Windsor; Roy W. _ hn. r^oeived ner- playing Haydn’s well known ______are arranging for tours of the Tuesday, April 6 Assistant Ma^rity I^^er on toe Arts rocket and recoilless rifle fire. to sitting ta the dally traffic plan is "not without shortcom- Johnston, ^ 120 Vernon " Av^, ’ p’ nature trail to be conducted Drug Advisory Center, 81 Rus- Saturday... William O’NelU of toe 82nd Dis- mission o ®° neries They“Ihey drove cut toe two de- Blue ***••=Hills -Drive-In;------— ‘"niun- Concerto uito ^-wa.wE-flat originally •“*for Pupils Draw “Pay” jams on the Wilbur Cross High- tags” and admit there are sale- ‘ ^pril 19 and 20, both days at sell St., 647-9222 . . . open 8:80 Try One of Our Tasty Fish Platters trict, to a statement issued to- noontime, concert-lecture senes companies of South derball” 7:30; "You Only Uvo trumpet and orchestra, but re way have been urged to at- considerations Involved, "l^ey Kontoatovlcz^^^^^^^ wlU be ask- a.m. to 6 p.m ------phone also — Served at the Paricade Store day, said that ’’all of the Dem- in toe State Capitol. Vietnamese Infantry and artll- “Twice” 9:46. vised_ for band______accompaniment. BONN — All West German JhT hpLne *®®^ ed t® be at the trail with toe manned from 6 pm. to 8 a.m. Only . . . ocraUc leaders in toe House of ^he arts agency will launch jerymen, who later linked up ------M rrM urtha showed toe trum- P“ P‘ls I" U>e “ PPer Uiree class- tend Tuesday s pubUc hearing gjig^ate some frustrations to j v«uer youngsters. Mrs. Henry Jones’ ... a hit Une to help! RepresentaUves are opposed to program on “Thuraday. with ,^^th reinforcements and de- peters to toe ensemble what a ®* school and those on a bill submitted by State the commuter.” Snencer St • Paige McOor- fifth gn^de classroom, which South U nited Methodist any law which would penalize concert to toe Hall of Flags ployed for a counter-attack. N A ACP Seekinfi really good tone Is and that toe attending vocational schools can horn can reaUy be played to apply tor a government allow- Senator.... Robert Houley _ and Ver- ™® jg f ,. has done an extensive amount Church, Downstairs Lounge ) non State Rep. Thomas Dooley. Houley and Dooley following a ’ ,, Knox St • Mrs. Lorna work on toe trail, is busjly "do your own thing" . . . from tune even though that may “ ice of $64.90 a month to con- , «r»nnnc. i®*^’ P*®^ I**® *““ ® *“l® 77>ursday EleCtric Boat •UU n a ta l aiHENi , seem Impossible to toe player Unue their education. The proposed bill SB1082 calls meeting last January with the Hartford; cleaning up toe winter damage after school until 4 p.m. for ‘ •■arc a rc hnw Plsns are being made for 10 without resistance after toe for the construction of two commissioner of transportation Bernard JL O’Neil, 641 Dart HUl PH®' ‘ ® * 6 tours. Junior hi’ers < ^ y - a good place ever^app^rbyT tocroS Thursday-noon p ro^ s, ^to North Vletn^ese had pull^ H i r i l l f f I t rO D 0 who has only recently ap------TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS ® proached toe instrument. “temporary” reliever lanes and hta staff. Rockville- Lucinda J. As part of the overaU plan to hang around. acto o f ^ l e n c e within our s<^ seaUng for ®a rtf Inlon. FRI. - SAT. - SUN. CllcUl|$C ill ilAUSL ncUUVlAA bU JCVV. $0$a>WA0 wai,*. V Mrs AimCL L. Schutz, Snlpslc had ordered 280 northern white lor class whiL firearms t ^ up In toe come, first-serve basis. A sum- reported, and six hours of toten- don County chapter of toe places near toe ends of toe 6 ta Manchester, where six non Town Council ta March . . ' (John and Bernice Bleg) wmen iire^ms lum up mpr outdoors series on toe north slve fighting ensued. By this ^ . . . , first and last moments where 2 TOP HITS SUN.-1:00 P.M. Lake Rd;, Rockville. cedar and 600 Norway spruce Merit Examination, lanes of highway feed Into two and explained that present In- trees for planting. There are Emanuel Lutheran Church, ^ d e r i “ ^^.rtlcroT t o r S l t o l . also is time, l ^ r e ^ d U.S. and'^Souto ! . ! ! l I" ®‘.‘»®" customary t Also, John D. Shane, 337 Bene­ Vietnamese air and artillery Investigation of hiring, promo- f^ j. jjio performer to display his lanes, dlcations are that until the dict Dr. South Windsor; Richard scheduled to arrive the first Church St., 7:80 to 10 p.m. 'We will, therefore, fight for being planned.______AHEinnUFlUI The hearing will be held at 2 present 1-86 controversy ta ' gt . cory week ta May. PANDO . . . open to all teens support had been thrown Into tion and administrative prac- -virtuosity by playing music of p.m.' ta Room 418 of the State Glastonbury and East Haittord ’ gouth St., Coventry; toe engagement. tlces at the Electric Boat Divl- Ma own composition, based on The school is also,supporttag « ‘ulte Capitor before the General As- is resolved, no Penne^ent ex- In another acticm. North Viet- of General Dynamics Corp. themes already stated. Now toe the Rham bottle and glass col- ‘“® “ ®“®- 80% of Education Budget namese gun crews rained a 106- here. performer usually plays “ca- sembly’s Joint Transportation panslon of the road could be j^y^jj^nd A. Zapor, Enfield. lection by urging all its young- Wednesday, April 7 Committee. accomplished. round mortar barrage on toe CHarence H. Faulk Jr., presi- denzas” written by somebody N um n sters to help, and teachers are Drug Advisory Center, 81 Riw- Earmarked for Salaries fire-ravaged town of Due Due, dent of toe chapter sald’liVlday else and published as an In- The [emporary road construe- The council reacted favor- BIRTH -YESTERDAY: A explatatag glass recycling to sell St., 647-0222 . . . open 8:80 but Inflicted few casualties. that his group has Mked toe fed- legTal part of toe composition. BEST AMERICAN Fll tion, proposed by the two Ver- ably to the proposal terming It daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rus- their classes. a.m. to 6 p.m. . . . phone Saigon inllitary spokesmen e^al Maritime Administration’s I didn’t recognize toe caden- I1TE SEEN THIS YEARI non legislators would cost $160,- “a commendable effort.” Let- sell Blow, EJast Hampton. manned from 6 pm. to 8 a.m. If the pattern of past years toe town offered Ite public m-tHsmtsttur.nr.rmm 000, and would alleviate the bot- tors were sent by the Vernon -vnwmiin.. X* w.x. , — X— . works employes. Both the cus- ®®-' , '® shells hit in toe i^ly office Contract Compliance sas Mr. Murtha offered so I Lunch^Jlill^^the An- ^«®«" ^ tleneck ta East Hartford. Town Council to Gov. Thomas holds true, about 80 per cent morning darkness and unofficial jo launch toe probe. asked who wrote them. One ITS ONE HELL OF A FILM! A dover BlemMitary School for the Notices of the hearing have MesWU and to Transportation Eleanor L of this year’s education budget to Local 991 of A spokesman for the federal COLD SAVAGE AND CHILLING followtag week are as foUows: B^tbau . . . employes briong i*f dead and four wounded, COM EDY! -•nc.wiOMiMii.nArKr been sent to aU area legislators. Commissioner A. Earl Wood, ^ T^^® ,0 ^ • Mrs will go for ssilarles. Andre while toe last was Mr. Monday: ShejUierd’s pie, seal- tickets at door, $1.26. toe AFLrCIO, but bargain p- devastated ear- agency in New York City said heads of government and Cham- urging support for the meaa- ^ “f*'***J;. 44 i Murtoa’s own composition. This "A SUPERB, IMAGINATIVE, ______.... Gibbon, 44 Horace loped com, hot rolls, celery Thnrsday, ^ril 8 In toe 1968-60I fiscalIiscai y ea i, araxeiy. ugf this week by a heavy enemy toe “ “ complaint miuand requem,request waswm. . ber of Commerce offices. Annie M. AND FAITHFUL ADAPTATION OF “®®’ St - Edwin W. Laird. Mansfield sticks, fnUt. Drug Advisory Center, 81 Rus- 83.84 per cent went for sal- Negotiations with the custo- ^ ^ forwarded to Washington for re- V i p ? a Wt overly Also to be heard at the same dELLER ’S EXTRA ORDINARY "That the commuter has to gox Tuesday: P izza cassertrte, sell St. 647-9222 . . . open 8:80 aries- in 1969-70. it was 80.96 dians have not Proceeded stoce view and a decls on on whether time is a bill submitted by East f^ce this congestion In 1^ 0.71 it was ^® directors rejected the con- Nearly 2,000 of toe town’s “ Investigation is needed. BOOK! IT ABOUNDS ®^?'?^ Mt. Dr., Vernon; Jason C. Ray. green beans, cheese biscuits, »•«»- t® 5 P-"*- pbone manned Oh yes, MamA. The band Hartford State Rep. George W. working- day is bad enough. T>A * Hebron. ivArv iAlln with chocolate sauce, trom 6 p.m. to 8 a.m. per cent, in 1970-71, as public works em- residents were left home- I LAUGHTER!" ' 0 Quality Candy 82.94 per cent. ployes on March 9 and toe edu- wasn’t lost and playing way Hannon Jr. deaUng with the 1-06 Houley and Dooley state, "but ^ August-Klvlmae, 266 Au- Wednesday Spaghetti, toeaed MSOC Hartford Rd. Campus, out of tune in that number by ,-waui.iMi,cuc Glastonbury-East Hartford con- to see no relief ta sight, no endtumnDorotlly Case. s a L c S 10 p.m. to midnight. MUslc In toe original $10.29 million cation budget request was cut. small district capital Is Malley Store Sold William Schuman. He’s no re budget proposed by toe Board Administration salaries axe loggted 26 miles southwest of Da nector. to the ^el. 1® t^c. We be- ^ Dr.; Kendall Walk- cubes, lemon pie with topping. Workshop, open to senior hlgh- ^ "V,. • o, c - ono ant h v ------1 HL" NEW HAVEN (AP) —The sale latlon to Robert Schumann, but It is this connector which has Ueve that something must be ^ Thayer R d.; NataUe E. -nvursday: Tomato som), tuna ers and coUeglana . . . free. for E A S T E R T c ^ ev Na^_hi toe northern part of toe ^ j^e Edward Malley Co. De- is a Uvlng composer, born in would have gtxie for salaries, the Board of Education. “Hiey country. been locking up Improvement of done and done now. j^Falrfleld, 122 Oakland St.; Mar- sandwich, ch e e s e sandwich, Friday, April 9 partment store to Stevens-New 1910 and he writes in toe mod- the 1-84 highway, according to ------Jorie B. Maynard, 60 Hudson pickles, aj^lesouce cake. Drug Advisory Center, 81 Rus- “nils ^ Include toe In a report from H^oi’s (rffi- Haven Associates for a reported em idiom although not In “way Houley. “ Until a decision is per cent Increase for all per- schools, now at $26,000, two as clal news agency, Viet Cong » miUlon was confirmed Fri- out" atvle Hla harmonies mav St.; Joseph R. Turcotte, East Friday: No School. seU St., 647-9222, open 8:80 a.m. SOUD CHOCOLATE sonnel, toe same over all per- slstant superintendents now at forces claimed they had killed “ confirmed Fri out style. His His harmonies harmonies may made on this particular project. Fumes K ill Five Hartford. Milk and bread and butter to 6 p.m. . . . phone manned have stretched your ears a lit Bunnies - Crosses - Dtteks centage increase included in toe i^';»,680 and $20,600; a business wounded more than 1,000 wldenl^ of ^ *® BERWICK, Maine (AP) —__ Also, Mrs.------Mary- A.------Sheokar- sandwiches,------are served at all from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m. . . . tentative town budget for town manager now at $16,620; toe u.S. and South Vietnamese Negotiations for toe sale of tie bit, but actually they are mens Rd. area will not start, workers died and six oth- ski, 92 Judy Lane, South Wind- meals. there’s a friend waiting! MKk Chocolate and White personnel.______supervisor of buUdings and troops in attacks on about 100 the ll^year-old business began pretty t^e compar^ to ^ e fouley explained. . ers were injured at a downtown sor; Raymond L. Johnson, 99 All schools closed Good The original $10.29 milllcm re- g;rounds now at $13,035, and his pociiuons in South Vietnam last ® ^ ^ Realizing this is two tannery Friday Friday when when a a tank tank Baldwin Rd.; Leo T, Kaminski, Kamtasn, Manchester Evening Herald Friday, The sale does not Involve toe ten today, quest has been cut to $9.76 mil- assistant now at $10,000. Week. years from reality, under the truck discharged a chemlciti Blast Hartford; Mrs. Gayle R. Andover correspondent, Anna Saturday, April 10 land or building—only toe In- Gustav Holst is likewise a EASTER BASKETS lion by Town Manager Robert According to education of- best of conditions, Houley and jnto a tank of tanning solution. Rooks, Montauk Dr., Vernon; Fristaa, tel. 742-9847. Drug Advisory Center, 647- ventory, fixtures, good wUI, ac- 20th century composer, though f Hied with our own quality candy Weiss. ficials, necessities to cover in- Dooley submitted their bill call. state police said the accident Wilfred Trudeau, 86 Spruce St.; ______^______counts receivable, and other as- now dead, and his music is Coventry tag for the temporal^ construe- caused when a taidc truck Evelyn M. Schlebel, 28 Michael'^ ____ Members of toe Board of Edu- creased enrollment, state man- sets of toe business. quite a distance removed from tion of an additional traffic lane loaded with sodium hydrosul- or., Vernon. cation and Superintendent of dated programs. Instructional th« «xcttine Schools Dr. Donald Hennigan (jragrams and Increases In fixed ta each direction: phite apparently began dis- Also, Mrs. Leda Lavoie, 43» Scarlet Fever He'smeavroHetv FOIL WRAPPED have said that the $760,000 in- costs (pupil transportation, fuel They propose “the lanes be charging the chemical Into a Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Flor- ^THE 1971 th ie v in g , crease is not enough. They have and utilities, plant malnte- Sat. 4k Stm. NfWlN(jTON Y 0 Vf tVINIMI A? MARK-ALMOND constructed now, by highway tank of chromium sulphate, a g^ge D. Herrick, 117 Avery St.; CHOCOLATE Case Reported ?i» A »i» PJW. a womanizer, ^ GROUP PHINNEY-HUNT EDUCATIONAL TOUR asked that any Increases In nance, and fringe benefits) re- 3:90 • 8d0 1 11 tAT. A lUNDAVI crews without lengthy planning taimlng solution, creating Kathy Wheelock, 709 Mata St.; BUNNIES in all sizes and colors AiDM (average dally member- quire $894,302. If toe Increase TU^NPIKI liiAliSMtJATilMtM ybu ’r e g o in g to lo v e and without the bidding process, fumes. School bus manager, Mrs. 7:30 • 0 ‘.10 N( HT TO TWO CUYSnnri GRANTMOOR IN PERSONI FREEI HUdtag A. BoUn, 26 Keeney St.; ship)., grants„ be tacked on to this in toe education budget 1® Lillian Robbins has alerted par- PtrfNt NrM Mirtact B ig H a k y . Mrs. June F. Prlve, Blast $760,000. The educati M.iki nr M. I.'I PubUstatd Dolly Except Sundays on July Oth — returns Aug. 14th. For a brochure, ana HoUdays at 13 BIsseU Street, Manchester, Conn. LIH LE MURDERS Manchester Motors write to: — Telephone 648-2711 ADULTS $1.25 CHILDREN under 12 $1.00 From ifUlken, the leader Lease, Inc. Second Claai PoaUg® P®14 at Join our Academy WINNER OF 8 ACADEMY AWARDS In % to % yard cuts. in knitted fabrics. AU •TAfWiNO Mi’llllli r l.rllW.lN .Hill ' PAUL B. PHINNEY Munson's Candy Kitchen Mancheeter, Conn. (06MO) Award Sweepatakea! Tickets Available from Any Officer Stripes, SoUds and fancies. pastel shades to choose sti lu s Details Available at AUDREY HEPBURNREX HARRISON BURNSIDE from. R ^. $8.99 yd. 46’’ 126 North Elm St. suBScaupnoN r a t e s If cut from bolts $6.49 yd. .-,1 ; \u.s 1 < I N 1 I i: N 1 . ROUTE 6, BOLTON OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY TILL 9 PJL PayaMa in Adnmce The Box Office ■- lU;P'.M:.f *..f l.'.M MiRTlORC or At The Door . . . wide. Machine washable Manchester — Tel. 643-1481 One Year ...... *JS-S9 TECHNICOLOR* PANAVISION* dnd permanent press. M \\( iiJ : i.'ii 1 Six Wnoitha ...... 19.60 T R U PARKING 528 -1333 Some sUghUy Irregular. Three Months ...... |.TC One Month ...... 326 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1971 PAGE F IV E

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1971 just a few, and they’re here on a continued expansionary mone­ PAG E POUR a first come basis. Comment Session tary policy,” Gordon said. ( News for Senior Citizens Stocks Drift The Associated Press 60-stock We want to UiEuik Campbell The Board of Directors Council for thinking of us, and average gained. 2.3 to' 316.3 dur- Fed Up With Sin will conduct a public ses­ — ing the week. Standard Sc Poor’s lianrl^pBtpr By WALLY FORTIN } being so generous. sion Tuesday from 9 to 11 Fractionally DnUBOTOB &D0-stock Index climbed 0.61 to *1116 cuiTent box office statistics with a.m. in the Board of Direc­ 100.56. SiBllo there; Here it is the SrdHospltal. Martha Mansfield is Pinochle tors’ Office In the Munici­ O ver W eek “ My Apprehension” From the beginning, this or­ lEtrpmtts ijpralh regard to the sex films probably tell on­ ’Thursday’s pinochle group On the New York Stock Ex­ of April already, and it sure is coming along fine while pal Building to hear com­ change there were 766 declines To the Editor, ganization has been self-support­ FUBUBHEID BY THE ly one part of the stoiy. ments and suggestions from There will be a Public Hear­ KERAUD PRIMTINO OO., INC. great to see all the nice weather NEW YORK (AP) — Lacklus­ and 899 advances out of 1,821 is­ ing, paying its expenses from 13 BineU Street The story they tell so significantly Is B e ^ a P lyne, just wcenUy dls- the public. ter activity characterized stock sues traded. There were 323 new ing regarding the budget for the fees and United Fund alloca­ UandMflUffiOaon. starting to come our way. in Future sessions will be Town on Monday, April 6 at tions. THOMAS F. PteRQOSON that the great American public has al­ charged from the R o e W market activity the past week. highs and 49 new lows for the WAl/TBR R. FBRODSON fact, I’ve been noticing some General Hospital. Lena Rei- Wilson, 696; Roblna Carroll, 680; held the first Tuesday of year. Waddell School at 8 p.m. The Subject to the same inflation­ FuIAUiers ready tired of seeing itself undressed In Agnes Bablneau, 678; Florence each motith from 9 to 11 Stock market prices drifted expression of opinion Is vital to ary pressures we all feel, fetes Founded October 1. 1881 flowers starting to pop their chenbach Is recuperating at the The five most active issues on bed, and that the lure which seemed, North, 671; Grace Baker, 668; fractionally within a narrow lltUe ole heads out. after being CrestAeW Convalescent Home. a.m. and the third Thursday the New York Stock Exchange the operation of all phases of of necessity have been in FuUtaiied Every BrenlilK Except Sundays Tom Grant, 668; Alice Anderson, of each month from 6:30 to range as institutional and Indivi­ were: Union Corp., up % at Town government for the com­ creased. As a result, certain and Holidays. Entered at the Pont 0(Bce at only a few months ago, the cme sure fire In hiding all winter. It’s funny would also Uke to express ...... Hancfaeeter, Conn., as Second Ckss Man 639; Mollle McCarthy, 664; 8:30 p.m. In the Board of dual investors stepped to the 12%; Federal National Mort- ing year. members of our community can­ Matter way to create new records at the box how much better you feel when to Mr. Iterold Schroll, 663, and Kath- not avail themselves of a V. ’Tyrrell, Mrs. Henry Moore Directors’ Office. sidelines. Analysts said they/8®*T®' up 2% at 69%; Occidental Mutual trust and confidence SUBSCRIFTTON RATES office is now on the way to creating new you see everything turning erine Frey, 647. Petroleum, up % at 19%; Texas are essential ingredients in a homemaker when they need green. Instead o t white, and the and Mrs. Thomas Conran Jr., were awaiting some encourag­ PMVble tat Advance records, all right, but on the other side Next week our card playing Gulf Sulphlr, up % at 21% and productive relationship. I would one. This, in spite of a sliding One Year ...... tSB.OO sun feeling nice and warm. on the recent death of their fa­ ing economic news develop­ Six Months ...... 19.E0 director Pete Vendrillo will be ments. Whitttaker, up 1% at 10%. be remiss, however if I did not fee scale that takes into account Three Months ...... 9.7S of the ledger. Makes you count your blessings. ther Othmar H. ’Tyrrell, one of after his very busy The Dow Jones average of 30 The nlve moat active issues on communicate my apprehension ■ individual feunily situations. One Month ...... 3.36 Speaking of April, and that our senior members ’ L odge Links By the present trend, there will soon Florida trip. I think wo owe a Industrial stocks finished at the American Stock Ebcchange to the parents of Manchester. The Manchester Homemakers m e m b e r of means Easter, and good golly real round of applause to the were: Offshore Co., up'l% at I am especially concerned Service now finds it must re­ THE ASSOCIATEID PRESS be only one way anybody will dare show Trio Entertains 903.04, down 0.44 from the week It’s next Sunday. How about following members who volun­ 30%: Certron Oorp., off % at over the proposed budget al­ quest the community to help Ttw Asaocated Press Is exduaively en- one of the great pictures of the great P resident before. tUed to the use of renUhUoatlon o( all thkt? Now you folks who couldn't 5%; New York Times A, off % location for the operation of support this basic service. A re­ newB dtspatcttes credited to it or not other­ teered to “take-over” for Pete, However, the broader based wise credited in this paper and also the «ex era. That will be by introducing it It reminds me that this com- make our Fun-Day this past and all'dld a splendid .job, and New York Stock Exchange in­ at 26%; Beverly Enterprises, off the schools. quest to the Town has been sub­ local news pubiiahed here. week really and truly missed a <,ne I’m most grateful for: Molly And Pontiff 2% at 12% and Instrument Sys­ mitted asking for support All riidtts at repubUcaUcn o( apecial dis­ as a surprise entertalrvnerrt at some­ Ing Wednesday, we’re going to ^ . dex of some 1,200 common Manchester is growing. The patches nerein are also rcacrved. hnvo wonderful show as part of our McCarthy, John Derby, Peter By ODETTE MENOIN stocks registered a gain of 0.39 tems, off % at 9%. school system is g;rowing. Your amounting to $2,4(X). body’s bachelor dinner. But as for set­ have our annual Easter Hat entertainment. We had three This modest amount will be Tlte Herald PrintbiK Onxmany Inc., as- Parade here at the Center. This Frey, Floyd Post, and Frank Associated Press Writer at 66.68. demands for services and pro­ sumea no financial respoosihOity for typo- ting its nudes up In posters, and put­ students from Manchester High Anderson, thank you all very, Big Board volume was 74.70 grams are growing. used to provide homemaker ser­ is the time when the ladles ROME (AP) — Henry Cabot graphioal errors appearing tat advertMe- ting a i>rice up at the box office, School, Miss nga Paups, Jo­ very, much. million shares, compared to It is my responsibility to op­ vices to those who cannot sup­ ments and other rwaritng matter fat The come up with their own original Lodge, as President Nixon’s New London Set Manchester Ehrentats Herald. seph Cohen and David Larson, our Tbursday aftem^n l^t- ^ ^ 77.93 million shares the previous erate the school system with the port our full fee, which Is set at and waiting for the sensaUon-hungiy ideas, and you’d really get a cost. who sang a good, number of ting class Is .going along In fine ^ week. The largest turnover dur­ For School Cuts funds provided. This I will do. Subscriber to Los Anselea Tlmes-WaMiing- kick out of seeing them. has met with the pontiff three We hope the citizens of Man- ton Post News Service. crowds to come storming in — that has songs, with Ilga - and Joseph style with T8 learning all the ing the week was 17.61 million Education is not a luxury. Our T oa service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. While w e’re on the subject of times in the last 10 months. He cbiester will agree that the Man­ all passed, after a very short life, a tneks from their very talented shares traded on Wednesday NEW LONDON (A!P) — The children will not pass this way _PubUalier8 Representatives — Matbefwa, Easter, we will not have any considers his mission a success. chester Homemaker Service is Shaimon and Cullen Iikx, Specdal Ad it had its moment, and Good Friday. work can help promote solutions port this modest but necessary MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- formance, and received a long Monday, egg and olive on “ This week we saw a lot of ellmlnaUon" of some teachers ing for a cheap education. TIONS. to such problems as the war in request. it has passed, that is what the box of­ and loud ovation! in fact, the whole wheat bread, homemade desultory acUon reflective of un- jobs and reducUon of athleUcs— Sincerely, Setback chant of more, more, spurred Indochina, the Middle East cri­ certainty over first quarter jn the wake of a ♦411,000 slash Donald J. Hennigan Very truly yours, Saturday, April 3 fice figures s^y. beef noodle soup with crackers, Last Friday as usual, we had them on to at least three en­ sis and international drug company earnings reports and from Its 1971-72 budget. Superintendent of Paul P. Somoza Ice cream stmdaie, and a bever­ Chairman, Finance Committee ’That .leaves one question unanswer­ a fine turnout . for the crewel cores. abuse, Lodge beUeves. the sluggishness_, at which the w illiam E. Riordan, vice Schools W hy? age. economy is turning around," Manchester Homemakers Ser­ ed. What of the effect on those who saw embroidery class In the after­ We’ll have them back again, Wednesday’s Hot-Meal will be The United States and the president of the New London One wonders which of the many con­ said Monte Gordon, an analyst vice. these movies? What has happened to noon. This was followed by a you can bet on that, and we baked ham__ with raisin _ sauce. Vatican. have no formal rela- Board of Education, said after “Modest, Necessaiy Request" tradictory motivations in the minds and nice turnout of 02. for the even- want to thank Miss Martha p^;^iTed pthe economy and bringing y®“ ' ™® ®“ >"®i‘ cutbacks apertment? usuEdty stays in Italy three or visit the homebound, giving tion at the Probate Court located at Arthur Dancrosse, 123; Esther entertain us, and wo enjoyed It Friday, there will be no meal, down the unemployment rate were being made In most de­ from, whatever it was that we heard and baths, ossl^ in hygiene, feed- f «rT ®‘i n “ J Did President Nixon want to do some­ Anderson, 120; Thomas Murphy, immensely. being Gid Hartford man who allegedly by performing light cleaning, Attest: JOHN J. w a d l e t t . Judge when their 'bus was struck all the food Is gone. terpreter Is present because prepared their portfoUos for shot and WUed a friend four e punishment to be as light as possible? Noske, one of our members, Schedule for the Week both men speak French. shopping, laundry, and caring broadside by a car. Fortunately ***^«i2’^^*^*' . . . months ago, was sentenced to for chlldnen. Or did President Nixon com e up with volunteered to build us a much Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, Their last conversation went New Focus For Foreig^n Policy no one was/hurt, and damage needed row of shelves to store ■What we saw was lateral ac- to 12 years In prison Friday A moment’s reflection on how OPEN ALL DAY his official act o f kindness because he was done to the side of the kitchen social, one can of on for more than an hour, ex- tion rather than any new com­ While U.S. foreigfn policy still focuses our equipment and food sup­ after he pleaded guilty to the important these services would With Reginald Pinto In Portugal bus where all the luggage was, canned goods, no soups, please; ceptlonally long for a private mitment of funds,” he ex­ SUNDAY believes that, although there is guilt, it plies, used for our Hot-Meals chaige of manslaughter. be to all of us, if we became on security, Western Europe and Japan and some suitcases were dam­ noon to 1 p.m., luncheon is audience with the pope. Neither plained. worry mainly about economics. As Sen­ MONASTERY OF ALCOBACS, A PORTUGUESE NATIONAL SHRINE and noon lunches. Andy did a Jose N. Rosas admitted firing homebound due to Illness or ac­ cannot fairly be fixed on just one just aged. served; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., pi- the Vatican nor U.S. officials Is- Gordon observed that the Nortliway Pharmacy ator Abraham Ribicoff said the other terrific job, and just last week nochle tournament. Bus pickup sue communiques after the sea- market was looking ahead to an cident, should conirince us that one individual soldier, and because, we are fortunate to hav^e this m N. Msln, Mancbeeler day, It’s time for the U.S. to start reor­ The group picked up a new I told him that It looked like at 8:30 a.m., return trips at sions. . uncertain future and that was ■ bus, and were soon on their The shooting occurred in the ^rvice available. Next to Top Notbb therefore, he believes that others should dering Its priorities in affcdrs abroad. we needed an addition, as we 12:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. But the two are said to have creating some investor hesita- way. In falot, they arrived back shared bathroom of the apart- accept responsibility and trial for their Reporting to the Senate Finance Com­ had many more things to store. Tuesday, 9 a.m. to ????? discussed help for American tion. mittee on his return from a European A Thought for Today Connecticut Yankee at the Caty of Village Charm Food Sale; 10 a.m. to noon prisoners of war In Vietnam, situation In Loos was also ^ share of that guilt? Did the President Without m y knowing It, Andy lived. Echevarria lived next visit, the Connecticut Democrat said, Sponsored by tlve Manchester Thursday, all a little bushed, final oil painting class In the ipjjg p,.|,e"s moral authority and contributing to investor con­ came in this past ’Tuesday door. mean that he wants President Johnson Inside The Suez Gouncil of Churches but very pleased with their trip. cern, he add^, because there is "American diplomacy in the 1960s to­ By A .H .O . morning, and by noontime he basement; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., diplomatic*channels presumably and General Westmoreland and Walt ward Elurope. . .concentrated .on NATO Monday started out with 83 had another large section of Bowling league, at the could help In soliciting Informs- feeling that the military ob- political-military issues, but these issues persons on hand for our kitchen jectives are not being achieved DRIVEWAYS Rostow brought to trial, and that he also Teaching About Charity "At the three month mark into crack Itself up, a little later on, shelves all made. Parkade Lanes. about the prisoners, or their were of declining interest to Europesms social, and after being served Wednesday, 9 a.m. to noon, reieagg which could lead to an expanded NBW! — JUAtUUMA Option "Be careful not to perform the new state administration, by quarreling over methods cf Man, does this guy work, Residenfial Specialists would demand to have his own record . . .’The Germans were more concerned a delicious noontime lunch, 66 card playing, TV viewing, visit- ^he i^)pe is believed to have effort in Vietnam. we find Governor Meskill per­ and you can tell he’s from the NATURAL HEALTH put under the searchlight? over orders for Volkswagens." Report your religious duties in public trying to deal with the Meskill played pinochle, with the fol­ Investors were also worried “ We are as prond o< oiir work as you are nt your home.” haps a little sobered by his so that people will see what menace. And it is heading ft>r lowing \ ^ e r8 : George Vallmie, old schooT. Just try to get this M Ll^n-V ^ds^ pm “*^®^ ^ negotiated solution of about the Increasing pressure FOOD SHOPPE 16-TON SOLUBB OOMPAiOTlON e MACHINE SPREAD There are other questions for the ’There’s no questixm the U.S. hAs spent, first Immersion into the ter­ tvoe of work done todav and it the Inodchlna war and speedy I have over 36 vears’ experience In Residential Paving and Is still spending, vast sums to pro­ you do. If you do these things all kinds of trouble In 1974, 741; Mabel Keeney, 663; Louise lype 01 woTK aone looay, ana ii punjjay meeting, featuring on the U.S. dollar abroad, he President, since he has chosen to inject rible Insistencies of his new AT TBB Quotations by BIr. Bayco — No Estimator or Saleamen vide a protective i^eld for the free By Rotcland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak publicly you will not have any when it is going to have to de­ Meyerhoff, 622; Wilbrod Mes­ would take at least a couple of Easter Hat P a^ e, singing, JjJ,m^totilanf * continued. job, but still dramatically in days, plus a pretty penny. such a potentially meaningful action in­ world. These defensive outlays don’t en­ reward from your Father in cide who, besides John Demp­ sier,-602; Leon Fallot, 661; Inez ^d danc^, and some g o ^ s "This pressure is making command of the public’s Inter­ So on behalf of our cook, PARKADE Phone WelhenfieM 529-7416 tirely explain the deterioration of the WASHINGTON — Highly sec­ ment or general understanding) heaven. sey, might have a chance of Mahoney, 661; Peter Frey, 649; many investors think short term to the case. est and imagination. And we and members, I want to thank return trtn nl A n m ®-bOUt aid to poOr nations, a 8Ub- U.S. dollau' — inflationary policies at that reopening the canal is only “ So when you give something beating MeskiU. But, for the John Derl>y, 646; Bessie Coste, time, and return trip at 4 p.m. . . , * A.»a « ' j interest rates may begin to rise U G « a » T Does he rate Lieutenant Galley as a ret Informal talks have now find the Republican party, ap­ Andy for a job well done, and Th;irsday. 9:30 a.m. to n^n. 3®®t very c l^ to the P ^ . and RAYCO PAVING CO. home had a lot to do with that — but the first step toward a final to a needy person, do not make moment, we see the Democrats 643; Agnes Bablneau, 631; Ted a bit which would have unfa­ started on reopening the Suez parently in the process of hav­ crewel entoroldery class wlU be Problems of dreg ^diction, hero? they plainly have helped the process a big show of it, as the show- in fairly good order, after their Rivard, 681 j Roblna Carroll, 624, really appreciated. vorable connotations In terms of settlement. T h e Egyptians ing new transplant limbs and along. Canal as an essential first step would not buy any plan that offs do in the synagogues and on defeat. and Gus Gull, 622. held, due to the fact that Friday I f ^ ® b®U®ves P ^ ^ Would he Uke to have every American organs put In place (every­ is Good Friday; 9:46 a.m. to K*ven “ enormous help” In the P Senator Ribicoff may have been a bit to dislodge the EgypUan-Israeli opened the canal, with the Is­ the streets. They do It so that One other brief three month Trip Questionable soldier act as Galley did? thing except a heart, the wags Food Sale no but he will not say In what Does he rate Lieutenant Galley as an true, though, that the European Ek:o- away in the Sinai, if it was an member this! They have al­ is now questionable, as we still ous Impasse. anybody would be lying on the . The General Assembly, the served; 1 p.m. to 8 p.m., knit-, way. offender? nomlc Community, advertised aS a force obvious cover for long-term Is­ ready been paid in full. But por^ t news, and we ^ rt^ ^ need "at toMrTe“ m;re to"fJu“toe ’The Suez option has always operating table wide awake un­ “new” General Assembty, la iiee4 your cooperation. This ting class. Bus pickup at 8:30 Italian Communists have toward freer world trade and commerce, raeli occupation of most of the when you help a needy person, bus. If we can’t fill the bus by If so, how would he judge and punish? der the knife. doing the same old kind of busi­ Tue^ay, .starting at 9 a.m., a.m., return trip at 12:30 p.m. charged that Lodge’s latest visit has come more and more to look like a been a fail-back position for the Sinai and Sharm El Sheikh. do it in such a way .that even Friday, April 9th, then we’ll ness at the same Old stand in here at the Center, we will have Friday, Building will be closed betrayed uneasiness In Wash­ Possibly the President did not even protectionist bloc. On the other side of United States. With President As of now, although Nixon ad­ your closest friend will not This same time journey for the same old way. just have to cancel the trip. -It’s Good Friday. Ington about the Vatican’s at­ answer such questions within himself the world Japan has been even more ministration Interest in the Meskill into a new role and for a food sale. This Is always a Nixon still unable to budge Is­ know about it, but It will be There are two minor .super­ So once again, this week is the tempt to negotiate with East deeply mired in protectionism. Suez option is intense,-U.S. dip­ hla party into a new set of limbs popule^ activity, as there’s al­ when he took his symbolic actim. rael toward the broader settle­ a private matter. And your ficial differences. It costa, more last call for this trip, which European governments. Recent­ ’The Senator doesn’t mean that the lomats are careful not to get and arms has also been the pe­ ways tnany, many delicious ment he wants (Israeli with­ Father, who sees what you do to operate than ever before. varieties of foods on sale. You includes a variety of games, ly a papal representative went Possibly he acted in response to some U.S. should try to outdo other nations deeply involved. They feel the riod in which the Democratic Church Schools drawal from ttie Sinai Peninsu­ In private, will reward you.” And the Legislature now tells know, the kind that ca^«® even If the very sky should rain tele­ canal plan. 2 5 Yota'S 4go John Bailey, for Instance, is goodies, and support, so we li j ^ New Haven and Utchfleld Coun- director for John Hancock In- that those nations should begin to do canal. 'Riat could bring Soviet back in the business of being it had more space and stajtf it be expecting to see you some­ better come on in and register grams, and every tongue should carry However, the Israelis insist ties on March 7, as well as con­ surance Co. more for themselves. Involvement and also raise the Etwight Spencer Memorial state chairman, not merely be­ would become even more effi­ time Tuesday morning. If the this week. tributions received from the gen­ upon conditions requiring Egypt ominous specter of the U.S. be­ Lodge is an Elpiscopallan. He but one name. In the meantime, Mr. Ribicoff propos­ drinking fountain is removed cause he holds that office for a cient. years in the past are any In­ Here’s a treat for you music eral public during March. to give up sovereignty on the ing sucked in. lives In Beverly, Mass. es, “ We should not hesitate to point out from Depot Square after 35 certain term, but because he is dication, then my advice is lovers. Through the courtesy of It is believed to be the largest west side of the canal —totally Accordingly, the Suez option the considerable burden we still assume years because it was knocked the one leader the party and Ita come early, because things the ticket committee for the lo­ diocesan-wlde special collection unacceptable in Cairo but a is now not only desirable but Spring Love -507! which enables Europe (and Japan) to off It base by a truck. people feel like turning toward. "go” very quickly. cal Knights of Columbus, we in the history of the Archdiocese 0 Spare The Country starting point for negotiations. may be absolutely essential for pursue its commercial interests and to Once again, problems head Current Quotes have a batch of free tickets to of Hartford. Its purpose was to We read In the gossip from Washing­ .As a concession for its own preserving the fragile cease­ Selectmen vote 6-1 to hire Tuesday was the final day o^ prosper free from fear of external see the 9th Grand Night of raise runds to help several Cath- SUEDE CIEANIN6 ton that a munber of sty Republicans withdrawal to a line rougbly 25 fire. civil engineer Hayden L. Gris­ into him for decision. There our oil painting class, and with •ONI ON rVMSiS threats.” oUce schools, Including some In kilometers east of the canal, wold to conduct topographical are, occasionally, just outside “Mounting citizen concern so niany lovely paintings, it Music, to be held on Friday wnN lox on are busy passing the word that Hubert Such reminders could help to prod Eu­ the limer-clty, which are In dan­ Israel would demand — in the survey of Old Golf Lots the leadership circle, loud about our role in the tra ^ c Ih- was sort of hard to see things evening, April 23, at 8:15 p.m. rope and Japan toward freer trade poli­ ger of closiiig. The funds will Humphrey Is really the Democrat to Israeli phrase —^ a “ thin-out” “ A bright new-day is dawning shouts designed to distract the dochina war has dramatically to tin end. Oh weU, we in the East Catholic High School cies. A movement In that direction could be allocated by the archdiocesan watch for 1972. of Egyptian forces and arma­ for Am erica’s farm workers un­ 10 Years Ago party faithful to some alterna­ swelled the ranks of those expect to start It up again In Auditorium. The batch didn’t SALE help to curb the protectionist trend in school board. ments. on the west side of the der the able and dedicated lead­ tive possibility of leadership. Americans favoring an. early September. last too long, and we’re down to By keeping Hubert’s name in the this country, just as freer-trade policies General Manager Richard SAVMGS ership of Gesar Chavez and his But by the time these shouts withdrawal of U.S. mllltaiy canal, phat would mesin Egyp­ In the ,afternoon wo received news, and by spreading the idea that he here encourage the same sort of thing associates.”—George Meany, Martin recommend^-'^abollshlng have penetrated anywhere near forces."—Eleven GfXP congreas- tian agreement to pull out some the results of the Senior Bowl­ elsewhere. AFL-GIO president, after an­ property tax on autos. the people who are supposed to men in a letter to House mem­ keeps rebuilding political strength for of the late-model Soviert-built ing Leagues action. The Gut­ ’niere is a commxHi tendency to de- siuTace-to-air -missiles (Sam-3s) nouncement of a moratorium in Railroad said it will let town be distracted or influenced by bers urging withdrawal of U.S. himself, these .clever Republicans would ter Dusters took both the hlgi\ emphasize the Importance of America’s deployed last August In viola­ an AFL-CIO and Teainsters Un­ clear title to Depot Square them, they have diminished troops from Vietnam by the end TUCKED INTO A CORNER. THIS team triple, of 2,168 and the high Come In and Browse like to help build Hubert up enough so foreign economic relations, since trade tion of the cease-fire stand-still ion conflict over farm workers. property . to whispers. The party could of the year. accounts for only a small percentage of team single of 764. NEW "OLD STORE" WITHIN A that he could, indeed, get his party’s agreement of Aug. 7. In addi­ Parkade the gross naticmal product. The long- tion, Egypt would have to thin The women’s honors of high STORE IS LIKE A STEP BACK TO Come in when you have lots of time nominaticm In 1972. running balance-of-payments deficit did out its heavy artillery, silent triple of 543, and high single YESTERYEAR. COME! ROAM — for there's more to see than you ’Their reason would be obvious. ’Ittey induce the government, in the 1960s, to since die Aug. 7 agreement, and of 202, as well as the high NATURAL HEALTH THROUGH . . . YOU'LL BE DE­ think Hubert Humphrey would be easier impose a variety of contre^s on foreign reduce its front-hne troops. women’s average of 148.23 went imagine. investment but, by now especially, there Finally,, the tentative Israeli Fischetti to Mary C2iaves. LIGHTED WITH WHAT YOU DIS­ to beat, in 1072, than any of the other FOOD SHOPPE are reasons to wonder vdiether the curbs plan — still In the discussion For tjie men, the high triple COVER! It's That Kind of Store! haven’t done much more harm than •1971 Chlaip, D>U; N«n | Eieimocratic possibilities, especially stEige' Mdthln the Israeli cabi­ of 650, and the high single of -Open Sunday- Muskie. good. net — would give Israel some 206 went to Max Schubert, and ’The President’s Economic Report this sort of inspection rights over the high average of 172.68 went ’These clever Republicans ought to be year pointed out that other nations, by the Egyptian side o t the canal, to A1 LaPlant. All Day warned. officially undervaluing their own cur­ but only from the air (with de­ rencies, could practically assure the U.S. tails not yet clear). ’They ought to be warned to consider Seeking Volunteers TTOivm OF SNSBOnCIDES a permanent payments deficit, whatever If Egypt accepted these con­ the experience of all those clever Demo­ I’ve got., a job for some of IN YOtJR FOOD? this country does. Gertalnly the U.S. ditions, Israel would insist on you folks to volunteer, for. It’s crats who, back in 1968, kept talking up should do all that it can to protect its the legal right to use the re­ Richard Nixon and kept singling out dollar with responsible financial policies, opened waterway Itself. But it a simple Uttle job, but an Im­ but It also must try to persuade other na­ portant, one. What you do la: t i r e d o f -ADDITIVES AND Love Those Richard Nixon for their own attack, in migpit agree not to exercise that PRESERVATIVES IN YOUR FOOD? tions of the folly of exchange-rate manip­ right, on the theory that Egypt Receive: a list of names of blood the hope that they could somehow h^p ulation. would not permit Israeli pas­ donors here In town, and then p n ^ l Nixon Into the nomination for Sentiment is growing, both here and sage so long as Israel occupies you just call them to remind abroad, for at least some more flexibil­ them of their appointment. It Spring Gifts FTesident, where they thought that he, the Sinai. SUGAR SALT ity in exchange rates. In practice this Although this tentative Israe­ Isn’t that big a job, but certain­ WRICIC NATURAL VITAMINS of all the Republixsan possibilities, would f r e e flexibility is impossible for the dollar, li plan makes good sense as an ly one very worthwbUe. So If POODS FOODS be the easiest to defeat. which is likely to continue to be the in­ opening for bargfainlng with you find yourself looking for a ternational standard. But upward val­ little something to do, then how Lay-Away for Mother's Day These Democtuts got, In 1968, precise­ Egypt, it Is inconceivable that uations of other currencies actually de­ Egypt, with one-tenth of Us about cimtactlng Mrs. Sweet, at #HIGH PROTEIN #SOYA POWDER ly the Republican nominee they them­ value the dollar, so the relationships country under Israeli occupa­ 643-61114 and ahe’U give you the and Charge Cards Invited selves thought they wanted. What tu^- between currencies can be kept in tion, would ever agree to limit low-dowta. CaU her first thing • HIGH WHEAT GERM • SUNFLOWER SEEDS Monday;ishe’U be glad hear pened to them, therefore, served tixem proper alignment. Its sovereignty along the west • BREWERS YEAST POWDER # LARGE LIBRARY With sufficient flexibility International side of the Suez Canal. Nor to from yoii- right. trade can be Insulated from the effects would Elgypt be likely to give Wednentey, ®- delicious •(10 VARIETIES OF NATURAL HONEY THURSDAY. APRIL I — We don’t care to see the Republicans of unwise domestic financial poUcles , In Israel an inspection role west Ho^Meal,l the gang went up­ repeating the process, with similar^ re-' the U.S. or other nations. In the free of the canal. stairs for .our regular Fun-Day. world, at least, there might be a better ’Thus, if the Suez Canal la to and wo were told that the fol­ SUNDAY. APRIL 6 suit. LOCATED IN LIGGETT PHARMACY chance for nations to live together in be reopened, It will be on terms lowing people were sick: Bea­ -HaOHAEL DWfMIKIN, Beg. Pbannaelst This country is being asked to stand friendly cooperation. more generous to Egypt than trice Maidcr la In, St. Francte this tentative Israeli plan. and survive many things, but another In the interests of Its own security, the Hospital, and Leon Perras is AT THE PARKADE ONLY — 404 W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE U.S. would do well to focus its foreign Moreover, Israel would have Nlxon-Humpbrey campaign should not at the Manchester Memorial policy more hard-headedly cm econom­ to make a long-term arrange­ be allowed to become one of them. ics. — WALL STTIEET JOURNAL. ment, (whether hard commit­ CACL£/^ Mi ftNt> fbO 0ILW OJim T* PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCttfiSfteR, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1971 PAGE SEVEN

Hebron party which is open to the pub­ Area Churches Tolland lic on April 12 at 8 p.m . at the South Windsor Churches home of Mrs. James Lee, Wal­ RockvUle United Methodist United CongreKstional Church Avery St. S TA.K. G A XE K * Changes Slated Church United Church of Christ Christian Reformed Church The Salvation Army St. Bridget Church South United Methodist Church By CLAY R. POLLAN— ------nut Dr., Forest Park. Si LIIZA Outside orders may be made Public Hearing Scheduled 142 Grove St. Tolland 061 Avery St. 661 Main St. Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor Main St. at Hartford Rd. W UAK.V Yoor Daily Activity Guid» Hearings Set sen. In T ra ffic Rules by contacting Mrs. Lee or Mrs. Rev. W illard E. OcHiklln, Rev. Donald G. Miller, South Windsor Capt. and Mrs. Lawrence. J. Rev. Harry McBrlen Rev. J. Manley Shaw, D. D., ^ A f i . If According to th» Start, '' Pastor OCT.5; "IK, Anne Dallaire, Bass Lake Rd., Miniater > Miniater Rev. James A. Bonnema, Beadle Rev. Nell F. Fitsgerald ..\20-21-31-43 To develop message for Sunday, On Regional Health Plan M inister Rev. <3arl W. Saunders, 2-32-44-63/C i On Budgets “ As a result o f a meeting held y^mgton. Offlcer-ln-Charge ;^51-61-79-84 reod words corresporxiing to numbers 65-72-81-86fe Thursday morning with repre­ 9:30 and U a.m.. Worship Saturday, Masses at 5 and Associate Pastor ^ o f your Zodioc birth sign. 9:30 a.m., Church School, TAUKI($ SCORPIO The Board of Finance will sentatives of the State Depart­ A public hearing on a pro- The PTO has also announced Service and Church School. 9:46 a.m., Sunday School for School. 7:30 p.m. In school auditorium. R ev. Gary 8 . (Cornell, AM. JO 1 W rit* 31 In 61 Agreements Manchester Evening Herald Nursery through adults. 9:30 a.m., Sunday 2G ood 3 2 D o y ■ 62 A t ocr. 731 bold the atmual public hearings ment of ’Transportation and Anne ordinance permitting the that the fair which had been 11 a.m.. High School Class. all ages. Associate Pastor Hebron correspondent 10:4d a.m., W or^p Service. Classes for all ages. Sunday, M asses at 7 :30, 9, I ^ MAY JO 3 Don't 33 Fitting 63 Thrash WOK. in on the town budget on April 13 Resident State’Trooper John Sod- creation of a regional health previously planned for May 8 Nursery through Grade 4. 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Fel­ 11 a.m.. Worship Service. 10:45 a.m.. Holiness M eet- and 10:30 a.m., in church; and 4 W in 34 Using 64 For Emt, tel. 228-3971. 5 N o 35 W orry 7-12-24-34/ and 16. erberg. First Selectman Aaron district for South Windsor and has been postponed until next lowship. Nursery. 10:30 and noon In sclux4 audi­ 9 and 10:46 a.m., Worrfilp for 65 Out ing. Nursery provided. 6 Others 36 T o 66 Yesterday 45-57-78 The hearing on the Board of Reid r^ rts that "there will be Manchester will be held Mon- year, 7 p.m.. Evening Service. the whole church. Palm Sun­ GIMINI Trinity Evangelical Lutheran 6:15 p.m.. Open air service torium. 7 B e 37 Keep 67 Mistakes SAGITTARIUS Education budget is scheduled several changes made In local day at 7:3C p.m. at the Town PTA Fest Church First Congregational Church and indoor prayer meeting. day. Fund for Reconciliation. J' 6 Forget 38 W orry 68 Side Dnplicate Bridge ’The Eli Terry PTA is spon­ 9 T o 39 Public 69 Now NOK. » ^ to be heard on April 13, with traffic controte." Hall prior to the regular Town United Church of Christ Sacred Heart Church Church of the Assumption Sermon: "Behold, The Christ.” “^tfjUNC JO (Missouri Synod) 7 p.m.. Salvation meeting. 10 Todoy's 40 T o 70 Now O fC .Jt ^ 1 the general government budget The 36-mile per hour z38-49 18 Be 4 8 Y o iir 78 Tools 17-18-27-28 Dean Bellinger, first; Mrs. f ^ ^ , , . . _ to eat) salad or dessert (large 8 cation budget In a public meet­ Indicating the speed limit ahead. ^ , . . _ . . „ full-time health administrator Service. Sunday M asses, 7, , 9:16, 10:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Study Sunday, M asses at 7:30, 9, 70 190 ve r 49 Get 79 Mode 39-73«-87(P enoug;h to feed their family). Adult Instruction Class. speaker. His Topic: "Simon: ing to be held at 7:30 p.m. In Also, there will be a no pass­ Mary Roy and Mrs. John Roe- . , j • 5 p.m ., Junior Pilgrim Pel- 10:30 and ll.:4S a.m. discussion. Sunday 10:30 and 11:45 a.m LIO 20 Hove 50 [Arsons 80 Through AQUARIUS buck, second:J Joseph T____u Toce and.1 for both towns at limited ex­ Milk and coffee and utensils and open Seized, Steadied, Surrendered." 21 ConfidtrKe 51 Of 81 Mpney the Hicks Memorial School. ing zone in the entire Hebron lowship. I JULY J) 2 2 A 52 Tim e 82 Personal JAN. JO Elected TIM John (Descy, third. P®"®® “ ®®®''- will be provided. Unitarian Fellowship School. 9 a.m.. Adult Discussion The educatipn budget as sub­ Center business area. of Glastonbury 7 p.m ., Senior Pilgrim Fel- St. Bernard’s Church 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic serv­ St. Bartholomew’s Church Class, Susannah Wesley Hall. ^Aoe. JJ 23 T o 53 Keep 83 Gentle eet: II Also, East-West, Dennis Rob- The council will also discuss CTxairman of the program is 24 W hen 54 Promises 84 Todoy mitted by the school board to­ The State Department of Academy Junior High lowship. R ockville ice. Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor Men’s Christian Literature 1-16-29-401 3- 8- 9-53^ Marshall E. Hodge of 121 imon and Louis Halpryn, first; a resoluUon supporting a blU in Mrs. Georgette ’Thomas. Under Rev. George F.X. Reilly, 2 5 T o 55 Mode 85 Especially tals $2,813,049 (last year’s budg­ ’Transportation’s action was a Main St., Glastonbury Rev. Edward M. LaRose, Class in kitchen. '5062-76 26 Let 56 Post 86 Difficulties 54-55.66 1 Fhlknor Dr. last night was of P- D. Griffiths and Carl Fred- the legislature which provides the direction of music teacher, Pastor Assistant Pastor 27Deloys 57 Scissors 87 Motters et added up to $1,974,743). elected thrice illustrious master direct result of the Board of reconstrucUon of Sul- Vernon United MethodUt Church of Jesus Christ of 10:16 a.m.. Youth Lounge viaep PISCIS Selectmen’s official request Mrs. Carole Hogge, the school’s Rev. William Schneider Latter-day Saints (Mormon) a AUS. n 28 In 58 In 88 Entertaining It Is based on an estimated (TTM) of Adoniram CouncU of . p-u—a— „ear Albert LaPlant, third. Ilvan Ave. 10:30 a.m.. Service, Nursery Church open. 29 Letters 59 You 89 Affectionote eiuollm ent of 2,730 students,' choms which is composed of Rev. Anthony Mitchell HiUstown Rd. and Woodstde St. Saturday, Mass at 6 p.m . JJ 30 Romontic Down 90 Diplomocy MAR. JO^Cl Royal and Select Masters, dur- . nasslne zone on "Phe game, spimsored by the Since no definite plans have and School. Rt. 30 10:45 a.m., Seidor High not Including tuition students fourth and fifth graders will en­ Paul E. Nuttall, Bishop Sunday, M asses at 7 :30, 9, Ik1022-33-5^ 3041-42-71 ing the aimual meeting of the „ thmiio-h the (^ntlrp shon- Manchester Bridge Club, is been established as to the cor- tertain the guests with tradi­ Rev. Joe K. Carpenter, Lenten Study: “Jesus Christ — )Good ^^Advene ^^Neuml attending out-of-town sch(x>ls. Minister Saturday Mass, 7 p.m. 10:15 and 11:30 a.m . >>64-75Wt 7-! 74-77-8389^ ccuncU------II at the Masonic rr.„ Temple---- - umjugn uie enure snop prij^y at 8 p.m. ridor for the proposed reloca- tional and contemporary songs Messiah Evangelical Lutheran Super Star." On ’Thursday night the fi­ Sunday M asses, 7, 9tl5, 10:30 9 a.m.. Priesthood. of Ellington. ***SnmtojSs had been received At the clubhouse, 136 Eldridge Uon of Rt. 5 In South Windsor, accompanied by a unique en­ Church 7:30 p.m.j The Senior High nance board will accept the last 9:30 a.m.. Church Service. and 11:46 a.m . 10:30 a.m., Sunday School. St. James’ Church He succeeds Clarence E. f.2 me St. Play Is open to the public. the matter will be taken up by semble of instruments and (Wisconsin Synod) Methodist Youth Fellowship in­ of the town budgets to be sub­ 206 Buckland Rd., Wapping Nursery and Kindergarten Classes for all ages. M sgr. BJdward J. Reardon, Schlebel of Vemon. Council in an effort to prepare dance forms. St. Matthew’s Church vites members of the con­ mitted, Including the select­ traffic hazards being created Rev. Karl R. Gurgel, Pastor classes. 5 p.m.. Sacrament Service. Pastor Other officers are George F. Results In a ’Thursday mom- the councilm en for action. If Accenting the event will be Tolland gregation to ejcperlenc^ with men’s, the finance board, judge with traffic pulling out onto the 10:46 a.m.. Church School Rev. Joseph E. Vujs Dean, deputy Illustrious mas- wghvv^^'from'the'caiter. ing duplicate bridge game at any is indicated, decorator posters representing Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, Pastor Missionaries Conduct Rally them the rock opera "Jesus European Common Market of probate and the road Super­ cltLSses Grades 1 thru 6. Rev. Thomas Barry ter; Alexander N. CSiapman, the Manchester Country Club Council has opposed any ex- many different countries, made 10 a.m.. Worship Service. St Mary’s Episcopal Church Christ — Super Star” at the intendent’s budgets at a meet­ Play ’Tryouts ______7:30 p.m.. Junior and Senior Rev. James M. Boyle Illustrious principal conductor; are : Nprth-South, Mrs. Maury tension of the highway from by students of .the fifth g;rade 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Sunday Vigil on Saturday at The Rev. and Mrs. David Clif- tant pastors in Buffalo, N.Y., Church and Park Sts. Susannah Wesley Jlall living ing slated for 7:30 in the Town Youth Fellowship. Rev. George F. Noetrand, Spurs Agricultural Revolt Charles F.*"Harv^, captain of Playe™ wlU hold Brown and Mrs. Philip Holway, East Hartford beyond the Bis- with the help of Paul Vermette, 7 p.m. ford. Assemblies of God Mis- before their missionary ap- and 1’00111- HaU. ____ 1. T__ i_ vn ___additional Uyouts at Rham #1--).. m ™. Vemon Mitchell and soil rhhd-o hni- Aooision hos St. John’s Epiacopal Church R ector Saturday, M asses at 6 the guard; Lewis E. Miner, byouta at Rham Mrs. Vemon Mitchell and sell Bridge but- decision has art teacher at the school. First Sunday Masses, 8:30, 10:30, sionarles to Indonesia, will be polntment. In addition to their Holy .Week By FRANK CREPEAU policies is one reasiHi Alois Both ’Tuesday and Thursday High School on Monday evening Rosemary Noonan, sec- been reached by the State E>e- Rt. 30, Vernon Prince of Peace Lutheran Rev. Russell Allen 7:30 p.m . Wednesday, 12:16 to 1:46 conductor; Schlebel, treasurer; grade students will provide flag and 11:45 a.m . guest speakers tomorrow at 7 regular schedule of work teach- Sunday, Masses 7:30, 9. Associated Press Writer stays on. He says: “’They have night’s meetings are open to the from 8 to 9:30 p.m. for their Willard Koropatkin partment of Transportation as centerpieces for' the tables. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, Church Rev. Ronald Haldeman p.m.. Lenten Devotion sponsor­ and Harold G. Staiger, recorder. p.m. at a special missionary ing at the kOnahasa Bible 10:30 a.m., noon, and 6 p.m . ______been wrong before and maybe public. spring musical. “The Dandy Sidney Stein, third. to any location north of that SuK>®r -will be at 6:16 p.m . R ector Rt. 31 and North River Rd. rally at CJalvary Church, 647 E. School In Indonesia, they plo- ed by Manchester Council of Appointed officers are FTed- 3 Unitarian Meeting House MUENSTER, Germany (AP) day wlU come when they 820 Boys Register ■ Also, East-West, Mrs, Paul Coventry _____ 7:30 a.m.. Palm Sunday. The erick H. York Jr., steward; point. followed by the songfest at 7:16 50 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford Middle Tpke. neered new areas. Emanuel Isitberan Church Churches. — "Maybe our farm is under need farms like this. If I quit The ’Tolland Boys League has V^anoles ^ exist for male willhlde and Mrs. John Also on the agenda is a report p.m. 7, 9, and 11 a.m .. P alm Sun­ Rev. W. H. Wilkens. (Pastor ^...... _ They were the first mission- Holy Eucharist: First Service, Harold V. Hubbard, chaplain; Rev. Nathaniel D. Laurlat The program, which is open Church and Chestnut SU. Maundy Thursday, 12:80 to death sentence right now and now I could never start again.’’ registered 320 boys for the 1971 leads, both singers and actors. Messenger, first; Mrs. Neal ’Ty- f^m the Mais Transit Commls- School Lunches day, Choral Eucharist ____ to the ;^W c, will Include slides, arles to visit the interior of the and the Blessing of the Palms. 2 p.m.. Individual Communion. Grady L. Pearscxi, sentinel; Holy Week 10:16 a.m.. Palm Sunday Rev. C. Henry Anderson, won’t exist in 10 vears ’ ■ aald '^ ® *Arm has 62 acres season. and Charles K Lvnn trustee ® plaint is also needed, jgp Mrs. T. J. Crockett, sec- jj, ^hlch the council will Monday — sausage patty with 10:30 a.m .. Worship Service and a display of curios and cos- Celebes Islands in over 20 9 a.m., Tlie Liturgy for Pastor 7:90 p.m.. Worship Service ' ’ with diversified production and A new divlslcxi, the Colt Md L-naries K. Lynn, trustee Further information may be Mrs. Edward Granville discuss the Capital Region Monday, 'Tuesday and Service. Johann -Herr, a farm er strug­ for three years. ______g;ravy, mashed potato, com, Nursery and Worship Church tumes. years, and the first Assemblies Sunday, with sermon ^ the Bruce J. Evenson, Intein with Holy Communion. The the land inefficiently scattered, league, has been added this obtained by contacting Mr. or and Mrs. Robert Nearine, third. Planning Agency "Declaration Wednesday, 10 a.m., H<^y Com- Holy Week The missionaries graduated of God missionaries to visit the Rev. Mr. Haldeman. Crib Class, Officers WlU be instaUed Sat- bavld'Munson o f WaU St., bread and butter, milk and School. Rev. Dr. Shaw wrtU preach « i gling for existence amid Flu- Starting with small farms and year to accommodate 15-and ’The game is played each of Commitment" to the further­ chocolate pudding with topping. munlon. Maundy Thursday, 8 p.m ., ______from Central Bible College In churches outside of the Posso and Nursery Care. urday, April 10, at 8 p.m. at Andover. Thursday at 9:30 a.m. at the Maundy Thursday, 10 a.m.. Worship Service. 9 and 10:46 a.m.. Palm Sun- “Faith ^W ortc.” rope’s agricultural revolution. inheritance laws that have di- 16-year-bld boys; 18 boys have ance of mass transit in the re- Tuesday — sloppy Joe on a First Congregational Church Sprin^ield, Mo., and pastored area. They also helped students 9:46 a.m., Sunday Morning day. Divine Worship. Sermon by Ckx>d Friday, nocm to * P-“ i-. the Masonic Temple o f EUlng- FI8H Appeal country club, and play Is open ^,9^ Holy Communion. Good Friday, 8 p.m.. Worship ’This revolutkn is spurred by vlded and redivided holdings regflstered. ’The division, like bun, buttered spinach, milk and Of Vernon churches in Middletown and at the Bible school establidi a Coffee House. „ „ The Christian Worship Service. The Seven ton. The Installing officer wUl All Day, Watch before the Service, 11 a.m.. The Uturgy for Palm Bruce Evenson, the Eu;^;^;iir^i;im‘Sr‘Mwk7t among helm for ^ years. Hen- Pmy League vdll play in tte ^“'s ^ e y “iT stein '^ '^ o"ta ^ The Hebron FISH (Friends to the public. Council is expected to set a fruited jello.' Rev. John A.' Lacey, New London, and were assls- small radio station. Last Words of Jesus On The altar. Saturday, 8 p.m., Bhster for agriSiltural p r o d u c t s, f"m sW different ptoU averag- Windham-Tolland-New L m d o n ^ ^ ^ In Service Helping) Advisory ------time and place for a public Wednesday — pizza with M inister 7:30 p.m.. Holy Communion, Even Service. Church Cross." Committee will conduct a town Results in a YWCA duplicate bearing on the Board of Educa- meat and cheese, tossed green Rev. Randall P. Ferrara, stretching from SlcUy to FTens- ^ ^ ^__ ..______Piilssant Grand CouncU oi Con- Choir presentation of the ------4 p.m ., "T hat W eek.” A con- School fo r Uxree - year - olds burg on the North Sea coast. far as 2% mUes away. ’This A total of 62 boys have sign wlde appeal for funds during bridge game Wednesday mom- budget and on the general salad, Italian bread and butter Assistant Minister Church Choirs St. John’s PoUsh National necticut and a past ’TIM; Lynn this month to assist the organ!- ing at the Community Y are T'enebrae. WORLD ALMAMC tem^rary Play ot the Passion, throu^ Grade 8. Nursery fo r Coihmcn Market policies mean leads to inefficient use ot time ed up for the Pony division, (hig^ school and ’Timothy Ed­ Bolton OongregatioraU Church Rev. Betsy F. Reed, CaBioUc Church and Pearson, associate Instal­ zation in defraying operating Mrs. Myrtle Odium and Mrs. p,pQ Open House G<)od Friday, 10 a.m .. Ante FACTS nxany o f Europe’ s farm ers wiU and machines, but the pattern is making a total of three local wards only) milk, peach hsdf In Bolton Center Rd. Minister of Christian Educatlim T o Join For Holy Week Services Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, ling officers, both past ’TIMs; expenses. Betty Launl, first; Mrs. Su- Orchard Hill PTO will O>nununion and Devotions. Rev. J. Stanton Conover, Monday and Thesday, 10 p.m.. Rehearsal h^etTb^oiJirflct^'w O Tk’^ repeated throughout West Ger- teams In this division. The three syfiip. Pastor installing chaplain; At a recent meeUng of the zanne Shorts and Mrs. PhylUs house Tuesday at Thursday — managers’ Noon to 3 p.m.. Three-hour Minister a.m.. The Holy Eucharist^ First program at Parish and only efficiently sized and "’ aJ'Y. ToUand teams wUl join with 9:30 aiid 11 a.m., Palm Sun­ Sacred Concert and Ame P. Sterud, installing committee held at the home of Pierson, second; Mrs. Mary ^ gf ujg school choice — menus will be posted Service. Service House. fA(«hnninGoal solo­ lUcs of the organizaUon during The game is played each attend the program with A salad plate is served dally Candle and Bi^tisms. 10:16 a.m.. Church School. Second Oongrcgatlonal Church clallzed operation that would northern division of the League, 9:26 and 10:66 a.m.. Church carried their protests against ist. the past year. Wednesday from 9 a.m. to noon pg^gntg at the high school and Timothy 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Church (Episcopal) of Glaston- c e ^ ^ .n^rsday, 10 a-m., Uidted Church of Christ raise chickens or breed pigs by The junior program of the School. Common Market policies Into Hodge is a son of Mrs. Rena It was noted that there had at the Community Y, 79 N. parking will be permitted on Edwards as well as a la carte United Methodist Church Sermon: "Jesus Walked The bury will present a concert of 886 N. Main St. modem, mechanized methods. ToUand Boys League -wlU ac- 6 p.m.. Junior High Pilgrim The Holy Eucharist: Mrst Serv- the streets c< Brussels and other A. Hodge of 66 Jarvis Rd. and been an increased number of Main St., and new players are y^g of the schoolgrounds dishes. Rt. 44A, Bolton Lonesome Valley." m usic lo r Hedy Week on . ' ’Tenebrae » r v ic e fmr Good Rev. Felix M. Davis, Hla shces Spattered .with the commodate 260 boys this sea- C,' "u/Cio.1 "oiT Fellowship. o-.. BA -V* the late Harold B. Hodge Sr. calls for free volunteer services welcome. only If the weather has been Rev. David M. Campbell, 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. Wednesday In the nave of Con­ M inister cities. Johann Herr hasn’t joined wood of slau^xtered chickens, Z “ w ^ ^ ll ^ in ffie 7 p.m.. Senior High Pilgrim 7:30 p.m.. The Holy Eucha- ^ri'^iy by ytuth of the church. Manchester Evening Herald, Minister cordia Lutheran Church at 7:30 the demonstrations biH he Herr showed a visitor the farm. instmcUonal division with the “®v. ‘*'® “^®® ------dry for two days preceding the Fellowdilp. rist: Second Service. otixer middle-sized South Windsor correspondent Union Congregattonal Church p.m . Trinity Ckmvenant Church 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. watched oUxer mlddle-slz^ ^hey have 400 chickens, 19 bulls r e !^ d « in ffie 16 major Attended the Unlverrity it was also reported that most ToBse’ Out Foxed open house. Refreshments will Good Friday, 10 a.m., CSxil- xarmeoffarmers uaelike nuiuouhimself give up ui m fattened for ______i.______viuiuKj».-ui;ui., miu gtauuoicu requests lor assisiaassistance came Barbara Varrick, Tel. 644-8274. 6:30 a.m.. Men’s Communion Rockville The program will feature the 302 Hackm atack St. Nursery through Church Sdutol M niBB hAlBir fBttBnBd for 1 <>* Connecticut, and graduated requeste lor assists FLORIDA CITY, FTa. (AP) — be served In the cafeteria. St. Manrlra Church, Bolton dren’s Service, "The Cross.” ______were in Breakfast. oratorio “ ’The Seven Words o f Rev. Norman E. Swensen, Grade 6. The Rev. C. Ronald tjxe.lace Of rising coflte and sWn- ^?^ter!^e l^d ha” ■ fmm the University of Hartford from residents who A “posse” got out-fiwed in a 'Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Minister Rev. Robert W. Cronin, Pastor 1:30 p.m., TTie Liturgy for programs. _ g degree in business ad- need of transportation. Jesus Christ on the Cross,” by Pastor Wilson, guest preacher. Ser­ Jjjg prices. wheat, oats. barley, potatoes bull chase. 10 a.m.. Morning Worriiip and Rev. Lyman D. Reed, John j. Audubon (1785- Good Friday. ’Tryouts for all unasblgned 2nlnlstratlon. He Is employed The main expense and beets, Police Chief William Fasulo Saturday Mass, 6 p.m . 7:30 p.m.. The Stations of the players between the ages of gj -HamlUxm Standard In Wind- ganization Is Incurred in pro- ONLY 13 DAYS LEPTl' C ross." painter whose artistic tal­ the cantata. “Jesus, Joy and 7 a.m., Palm Sunday Com­ manux farms have d^Jineddeclined Jmm from - -nmyTTxey ins^insist the layout and cU- ^ ^ ^ r o f coimered a wandering bull and a Miss Janeth L Kaplar, Sunday Masses, 7:80, 9:16 and Cross. Carts.” Pleasure" by Dletrick Buxte- 6:80 a,m.. Men’s Palm Sun­ 3.6 milUon to U million. "Once mate condlUons don’t permit ' nt 1 n in Bt as superviMr ot c1040 so e i A Director of Christian Education ent and scientihc observa­ munion Breakfast with Mr. Don 11 a.m . the ac- answering service so ttat per- pickups, one motorcycle, four Second Congregational Church day Communion Breakfast. ire ware 60 farms in this vU- them to specialize, say, in beets ^ tion vividly portrayed bird hude (1637-17OT), and a EiSiter, “ > ^ e r . there ‘“J'’ field on South River Rd. In- counting department. sons in the area In ixeed of as- ggi-g, and 16 people.” United Church of Christ 10:46 a.m.. Worship Service. Maundy Thursday, 8 p.m ., St. Mary’s Church and animal life in America. and The Holy Eucha, 9:30 a.m., " Sunday — ' School with , A ^fi™ of ^ f structlonal division boys do not He is a member of South Uni- slstance may make contact "i’got out of the police car ... is& r; Rt. 44A, Coventry Sermon topic: "When It’s Later ’The World Almanac notes composer Christopher Steel. classes for all ages three The Office ot ’TenObrae with are only eight, and orx five of have several things going for to trv out at thfo Ume RL 81, Coventry r is t them the men have other jobs us," said Aids. "’This way we “Ave to try out at this ume. ted Methodist Church, taught a with the organization. When one of them lowered his Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, Than It’s Elver Been," The Rev. R ev. F . Bernard MJUer, P astor •that his most famous work TTie Buxtehude cantata and the through adult, plus an Infant Holy Communion. A coaches clinic for all T(»l- Sunday School class, and was Persons Interested In making ^gad and snorted, I got back Minister Mr. Bowman preaching. Serv­ was “The Birds of Ameri­ Schuetz oratorio will be accom­ Nursery. so that farming is more or less dlride our risk and our labor.’’ Rev. Richard F. Rouglian, Oommonity Baptist Church a hobby.’^ ’Hie elder Heir’s father start- land Boys League coaches and co-chairman for three years of a tax deductible contribution into the car quick,’’ F’asulo said. ice of Bi^;>tlsm. Assistant Pastor ca,” which depicted birds panied by a small chamber or­ 10:60 a.m., Morning Worship Gospel Hall horse nianageia will be held Monday the urixeiing committee. may send It to FISH treasurer, they were wUd.’’ SERVICE 10 a.m.. Service of Holy Com­ 9 a.m., Church School, Grades An American Baptist C3iurch 416 Center St. he had seen during his trav­ chestra composed of local with the Rev. Mr. Swensen Bh^kand^^d* support hte family. "*«*** at 7 In the Tolland High He Is a pest master and now Mrs. Homer Grenier, Amston. Thg gHtters bolted through ON YOUR munion. 6 through 10. Adult Study CSass els throughout the United m usicians. 586 E. Center St. preadilng on "Hoeannah Obey IN8TAHT Saturday Mass, 7:80 p.m. ^ Itow H w has i^ ost $20,()()0 in- School .gym. ’The TcJland High treasurer at Friendship Lodge GOP Women the posse and headed into the 11 a.m.. Coffee Hour. in library. States. Steel’s work, “Gethsemane,” Rev. Walter H. Loomis, Him." A Nursery for all pre­ 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. Sunday Masses, 7:80, 9:80 and M inister mhk^ a^ Uvlng «nd N o^e^ m- coaching staff wUl give of MasOTis, and joined the Ma- ’Hie Hebron Republican Worn- sunset. P 11:30 a.m .. Pastor’s CTass. 10:30 a.m., Church School, in­ 11:46 a.m., Sunday Scluxd. 10:46 a.m.. Copyright© 1971, is based on a poem by Boris school children will be a'vall- ^ k e d "’This is a h u g 7 amount for the Boys League coaches In- sonic fraternity through Man- en’s Oub wlU host a Stanley 4 p.m.. Youth Council. fants through Grade 4. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Pasternak from his novel. Dr. able. 7 p.m. G o^ l meeting. 6:30 p.m., 'Hymnsing in the 9:16 a.m., Dlsclpleship Class SrtaW e^T’stX S S f r our farm," sald\lols, ;^^ut we «trucUon In coaching acUvlty. ehe^r ~ . First Evangelical Lutberan Zhivago. The cantata yrill be 5 p.m., “Holy' Week Choir Vernon Assembly of God and declared- "I was born In have to have the machines or . ------Other Masonic affiliations are Ch^>el. Church of BockvlUe under the directions 'Ihe Presbyterian < Cfaurcli Maundy Thursday, 7:30 p.m.. Sunday of each month,.and. .at uSa roOTT^thouaTtli^rare we couldn’t farm this big a Manchester Everdng HeraUl Delta Chapter of Royal Arch 104 W. Main St., Rockville Rev. Richard E. Bertram, . on *1, *1,1^ Church choir under the dlrec- ocnwi a.. Kenneth Woods, organist 48. Spruce St. uus room. Aiinougn umes are ^ cau^t In a ToUand corre^Mmdent Bette Masons, Washington Command- TREE and SHRUB SPRAYING MCOMETAX Rev. Earl K. PetUbone, Communion Service and recep­ the 8:80 service on the third ^ Norman Siade, director Nursery throu^ and choir direct^director for TrinitvTrinity I^y. Geoige W. Smith, Pastor not so good, after all sis a farm­ Now H & R BLCKK offers Pastor squeeze that affects most family Quatrale, tel, 876-2846. ery of Knight Templars, Sphinx IBnister tion of Confirmation CTass. Sunday. Grade 2 continuing during the Covenant Church. The public is ------er a man is still his own man.” „ Place your orders now for dormant spraying on something new— IN STANT 9:80 turn., Sunday School and worriilp Service, Temple of the Shrine, Omar NOWI invited. 9:16 a,m., Sunday School. Herr will soon tom over the farms—not big enough to use all yonr plantings to control scale and over wintering SERVICE. Just walk into 10:80 a.m.. The Service. Adult Biblenihio Class.rsooo The Concordia Lutheran 10:80 ___ a.m.. Worship Service. Shrine Club, Hamilton Standard COMPLETI 9:45 a.m., Sunday School, gt. George’s Episcopal dinrdi choir, directed by Holy Week Classes for aU ages. -farm to a 24-year-old son, Alois, ttie machinery efficiently but insecia any local H & R BLOCK classes for all ages. Wednesday, 7:16 p.m., Lenten Palm Sunday. Topic: "Power­ but he and hla wife will stay on big to work without machln- Wayfarers Club, and Master’s RETURNS Rt. 44A, Bolton St. Peter's Episcopal Church David Almond, •will perform a Maunday Thursday,, 7:80 10:80' a.m„ Worship Service, Attorney Fined, office with your tax rec­ 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Service. ful Humility.’’ A nursery and Club of Friendship Lodge. PREPARED Rev. Robert W. Ihloff, Vicar p.m.. Communion Service with Nursery provided, to help and continue to Uve In ery. It is also a good time to pmne and trim your teem. For ords, and you'll walk out WHILE t Sand Hill Rd., South Windsor set of three Latin motets from 5:45 p.ht., Christ's Ambassa­ crib room provided in the Chil­ We have to have a combine He was master councilor of complete tree oervloe. call - Rev. James A. Birdsall, the sixteenth, century. Later in the Rev. Mr. Swensen preach- 7 p.m., Blvenlng Service. the Inlck fanphouse In the foot Barred Search in no time with your com­ YOU dors youth group. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion, First Congregational Church dren’s Building. because we have to get our John Mather Chapter of De- V icar the program the choir will sing ing on “A Tent of ’Witness.’’ hills of the ’Tiumus Mountains. pleted tax return. Let us WAIT 7 p.m, Evangelistic service. Blessing of Palms. Hebron 7:30 p.m.. Baptismal Service. Concordia Lutheran Church grain harvested In a few days," WATERBURY (AP) —Charles Molay In 1947, state master Rev. Herbert O. Kelsey, Jr., three motets by twentieth cen­ Good Friday, 7:30 p.m., Serv- Alois thinks he can stUl make ,,d „* .he entnhine ia „ .------, councilor In 1960, and now CARTER TREE EXPERT CO. prove you CAN take it 10:16 a.m.. Holy Communion, ‘ce with the Rev! M r Swensen 40 ntkln St B llvlnir farming but he knows the cm hlne is Hanken, a Bridgeport lawyer, UP Wesleyan United MetfaodM 8 and 10 a.m., Family Serv­ Pastor tury composers, including the serves as comm ander In the Conn. State Lisoensed and Insured with youl Visit BLOCK to­ Distribution of Palms. Nursery cantata "Gethsemane.” preaching on "What---- Is The— ReY. Joseph Ei, Bourret, fhe ‘^® “ n»«»ttis out of the year.” yyggwas (^ledfined ILOOO$L00O FridavFVlday by Su-Su­ LIFE Church ice. Babysitting provided. first Hartford area perfor­ 4:30 p.m. Junior Youth Fel­ the difficulties. ,j^ j j ,i fattened live ~ ____ west of the Connecticut Ckrurt day. You'll be glad we got and Church School. Place of my Rest?” P astor perior Court Judge Hemy J. 643-7695 Crystal Lake R d., ElllingUxi 11:16 a.m.. Coffee and Con­ 9:80 a.m.. Worship Service. mance of "God Loved the lowship, Fellowship Hall. Sen­ “If other prices keep rising stock, eggs and potatoes to local aftOTpleaSng m^iry to "a Chevaliers. He Is on the De- togetherl ■ A m auaci IBTI Talcottvllle Congregational Dialogue sermon by the Rev. World," a motet setting of a OUABANTEI Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor versation. ior Youth Fellowship, Youth 9 and 16:80 a.m., Holy Com­ llke they have been maybe I’ll customers, cutting out the mid- gkar-ge of Interfering with a po- Molay advisory board, W « guorent** accurate preporotlon of every fox return. Church Mr. Kelsey and the Rev. J. text from the New Ehiglish Bi­ Calvary Church have to glye up In five years or Neman’s profits. ,,9 9 search. He and his wife, the former Holy Week Building. munion, Church School and If we meke ony errors liiet cost you any penalty or School United Church of Christ Jermain Bodine. Nursery pro­ ble. (Assemblies of God) 9:46 a.m., Sunday Monday, Tuesday, Wednes­ Maundy Thursday, 7:80 p.m., Nursery. Distribution of palms so,” said .A)o1s . "But farming Is in a good year they can reck- Hanken refused to allow two Janice G. Meyers, are associate Interest, we will pey tKet penohy or Interest. _ Classes for all ages. Rev. Truman O. Ireland, A free will offering will be service. Reception of new mem­ 647 E. Middle Tpke. the only thing I know and I like on on sales of $24,690. After ^gterbury policemen armed patron and matron, respective- day: 6:30 and 10 a.m.. Holy vided. at both services. 11 a.m.. Worship Pastor 10:48 a.m.. Church School taken, Rev. K. L. Gustafson, Service. Communion. bers. Silent Communion, with H oly Week It." , EubtracUng business and per- g^ search warrant to in- ly. Temple Chapter of East- OPEN Nursery. classes. Pastor Maimday Thursday, 6:30 a.m. "The Lord’s Supper” presented Wednesday, 7:80 p.m., Choral ’The anger of the farmers -who sonal expenses they may show a g-g^j jjls brief case while em Star. ______^COe 6 p.m., Wesleyan You]uth. and 7:30 p.m., HN (AP) "In 1968, when I buUt a pig enought to eat and drink md a convicted last month of at- Cook Cottage Moved PH4tRMACY MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE St. Margaret Mary Church votions pervision of small children. North United Methodist Church Nursery facility available. St. James Episcopal Church of KLLIMY Rev. Herbert O. Kelsey Jr., frightened by a warningr aboutanout 399 papiter gt. 19.55 Sunday School. Glastonbury, Conn. sty, I got a bricklayer for 2.20 little bit left over we ve a procure an abor- (Rear Lower Level) Wai>plng Saturday, 4 p.m.. Lighting of H oly Week MFILBOURNE — ’Hie Fitzroy Pastor contraceptive pills pushed the Rev. Earle R. (hater, classes for all ages. Maundy Thursday, (Noon and marks (66 cents) an hour or 11 good year,” said the elder Herr, Uon. Monday tnru FridayITxOO 'a.m . to 9:00 p.m . Rev. Thomas G. O’Neil, Pastor paachal Candle and Baptisms. Maundy Thursday, 7:80 p.m.. birth rate up in England and pounds xrixeat,” Herr said. “To- Have they ever computed Gardens here contain the small P astor 7 p ni., Evening Sendee. The 7:30 p.m., Holy Communion. Changes of bribery, conspira­ Saturday and Sunday 9:00 a.m. ta.5:M p.m. Rev. Joseph Schick ______Public Worship. Sacrament of Wales during the last three day-I need nearly 100 pounds of what they earn an hour? Both cottage in which Capt. James ■»*------A A A J i l A O 9:46 a.m., Church School. ------Rev. and Mrs. David Clifford, Good FYlday, 7:80 p.m., Tene- cy, and hindering the appear­ SUNDAY r n o i i v St. Francis of Assist Holy Communion.„ __ , ______... 11 a.m.. Worship Service. The months of 1970, the Fam ily wheat to pay that man’s hourly men laughed. Cook, the discoverer of Austra­ Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 Holy 6:30 a.m.. Men’s 18th annual missionaries to Iniionesla, brae. ance of a witness against Han- lia, spent his boyhood in an 673 Ellinrion Rd. Saturday. 6 Kelsey and the Rev. Plannning Association says. salary, and that is why farmers “I couldn’t work in a ken were dropped, pollce said. All Medicinal Services AvaMablfi NO APPOINTMENT NKCB^ARY! p.m . Night Vigil in the Sanctuary. Palm Sunday Chmmunlcm and speaking. South 'VlTndsor J. Jermain Bodine will give a Births during that period to-''' Bre'^art" wavoovwaar demonstrate. Our .prices just with somebody always behind ______English village. Sunday, Masses at 8:30, 10 Rev. John C. Gay, taled 191,000, an increase o f 4 First Church of^Blvlati 455 HARTFORD RD. dialogue sermon. Nursery pro­ 9 Euid 10:30 a.m.. Worship haven’t kept up with other me checking up,” said Alois. “I and 11:30 a.m . Pastor Our Savior Lutheran Church Center Congregational Church Sclentlat vided. per cent over the last three Service. Sermon: ‘"nie Long prices.”. ("Ay have to give up, the danger T ourer Penalty Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride, 239 Graham Road months of 1969. United C tnrdi o f Ckirlst 447 N. Main St. ALL DRY CLEANING R oad." In 1964 he said, a farmer got is always there. But ^ k at the Assistant Pastor South Windsor Nine months before a govern­ 11 Center S t BEIRUT (AP) — Ubya has PROFESSIONALLY 9 a.m Church School. Nurs- 62, ofenntngs for the grain that SST in America where they oenanv lor arua Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, Pastor ment committee said some ______l and Nations’ Have Run Out.” Holy Cknnmunion and the an- 10:80 a.m., Service. The Rev. Brussels, ‘"nxese policies are Office BuUding to discuss steps Tele'idslon coined a new teney, harpsichordist; and Youth Forum. 10:30 a.m., Group discussion dent office of Tenebrae in the Mr. Westwood will q|)eak on • cuds • gnus • ent-oute ocandy Woo^, cellist. ^ J KgoB.! on nice theories and to be taken as a result of the expression now in common of the March 1 Watchtower Sanctuary. "The Reconstruction of H(g>e.” made by men sitting around a drug inverilgation at Rham High T T • iiGpi™ • candy • eg^ dye • seals s l BUCKET or BARREL usage — "prime time." EJve- HOLY WEEK magazine article “How Is Your (No meeting of Troop 7.) Nursery, Church fichool. Youm I ^ L nings generally are so classi­ Haven will be the guest soprano table,” said Alois. "But I doubt School this week, Holy Week Heart?" Ck»d Friday, 10 a.m., Chan- thdly practical experience and Among those Invifod are prin- fied, and advertishig tlven is soloist. kfoundy Thursday, 7:80 pjn., Friday, 7:80 p.m.. Annual «»1 drama in one act In the priced accordingly. In life WEDNESDAY Mrs. John R. McElraevy will tkiy haven't figured out a way cipals of the elementary schools the phrase is a most apt way Worship Service with Holy celebration of the Lord’s Eve- Sanctuary, "And Their Voices t^contrM the weather yet." and Rham, local ministers, and offer a dramadic reading de­ Communion. "Ing Meal. Prevailed." of describing certain periods. 7:80 p.m., Choral Vespers for Holy Week picting the passion of Christ. bjstrust of Commim Market town officials. frioil Surely we could apply it to Good Friday, 7:80 p.m., Com- ;\ f. the energetic early adult The concert is open to the Church ot the Nnsarene SPECIAL CoiKXirdia Choir, David Almond, public. munion Vespers •with Germ an Church of Christ years. It would be just as ap­ Director Devotion. Lydall and Vemcm Sts. 236 Main St. In our time, in the midst of propriate for the early days Rev. WUUam A. Taylor, of a given week, before our Eugene Brewer, Minister violence, assasrinaUco and war, SPRING PRICES C k ie k tH o schedules become cluttered. St. James Choir (Glastonbury) ------extraordinary efforts toward And many people would testi­ Norman Slade, Director CHORAL VESPERS 9 a.m., Bible Classes for all * ” J"**®? ^ fy that it describes the early 9:30 a.m.. Church School for ing made. How is it posrible to BITUMINOUS FOR on ALUMINUN hours of the day while we are in ’ o m Oannnn • evcryonc. tOT 0x6 succoss o f these HOLYLWEBJK M T a-OL, arnming Worship. — can men make Oie mentally alert and physically MAUNDY THURSDAY Fht^m - What Is To Be ^thTSl^. • AWNINGS • DOORS rested. Procrastination •CANOPIES WINDOWS i THURS«FRI*SAT*SUN - APRIL 1-2-3-4 I wastes our prime time. DRIVEWAYS 4. •//! “Jesus, Joy and Pleasure” 6 p.m.. Worship. Sermon: Jesus said: "We must work 12:00 noon, Holy Communion Paridng Areas • Os* Stations • Basketbal Courts • SIDING . . . while it is day; the nlg^t by Dietrich Buxtehude "litigation Among Christiana.’’ At 10:80 this Sunday the Rev. 7:80 p.m., Holy Ckimmunion with Stripping o f Arnold Westwood will fiJir abotat Now Booking toy Seasonal Work cometh when no man can and Special Prices Are Good Thru April! 307 Middie Turnpike West, Manchester, across from Parfcode work," John 9:4. Paul wrote the Altar United Pentecostal Church Itom not too un to Un "The Recooatnictioa of Hope.” "Seven Words of Jesus Early Bird Special “ Redeeming the time because 187 W oodbridge St. vom ciom^aiAio roi A trio from the congregaiUoa will 300 Burnside Avenue, East Hartford, across from Martin Park C hrist" sing and play folk music. We FREE ESTIMATES ★ EASY TERMS the days are evil,” Eph. 5:16. Robert Baker, Pastor Combined Choirs will hear the recorded vplce of ANNOUNCING OUR NEW STORE GOOD FRIDAY Concordia Choir St. James Choir Martin Luther IQng. Come—dls- 10% DISCOUNT NOW THRU AtRIL IS David Almond and Norman Slade 10 a,m., Sunday Seboed. We are 160% Insured CHURCH OF CHRIST Chamber Orchestra oover Oie poaslbUty of hopeful­ ^ Work P^taonrily Supervised. We are HK 864 Queen Street, Southington, Route 10, across from Zoyres Lydall and Vernon Streets 7:80 p.m., Tenebrae . D irector ■ D irector 11 a.m.. Worship Service. ness — within the Unttoitan SINCE BILLTUNSKY 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Serv­ P hone: 643-2617 Wed., 7 ^30 p.m. Concordia Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin SL \ DeMAIO BROTHERS 1920 PLEASE PHONE 649-9095 >'>YOU MUST BRING THIS AD WITH YOU ice. CALL M8-7601 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1971 PAGE NINE t'AGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1971 Americans Manchester Area Shakeup Obituary In Pakistan Eight Youths Business Bodies Own Id ea : The Baby Has William C. Neumann ROCKVILLE — Wiliam Carl A rrested On Fuessenich ASSISTANT DIREOTOR Neumann, 84, of Elmwood, Plan to Flee Robert' D. McGarity Jr. of (Continued from Page One) brother of Fred Neumann and (Oootinaed from Page One) Drug Charge Been Named ‘Emil Neumann, both of Rock-, Vernon, a former Manchester had nothing to do with the vllle, died yesterday at a Rocky were reported entering the bor­ resident, has been appointed aa- early retirements. Hill convalescent home. South Windsor ptdlce made der regions from India. Williams will retire May 1, Other survivors are two two drug arrests last night, one sistant director, expense man­ Informed sources in Karachi Bishop April 23, and the others daughters, and a sister. Involving six South Windsor agement, in toe actuarial div­ Bairns, Joyce Lynne, daughter of Richsurd and Beveriy said the East Pakistani leader. before October. Funeral services will be Mon­ youths, the other as .a result of ision of toe life, health and fi­ Desautels Barrus, 13 RusseU St, Mancheoter. She waa bom day at 3 p.m. at the James T. Sheik Mujlbur Rahman, was Fuessenich also told toe news­ a one-car accident at Ellington nancial services department at men he didn’t see any morale March 18 at Manchestere Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Pratt Funeral Home, 71 Farm­ being held in West Pakistan. ’Ihe ’Travelers Insurance Com­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Francis Desautels, Rochdale, ington Ave., Hartford. Burial St. and Sand Hill Rd. problem from toe retirement, Resistance leaders have insisted A cruiser spotted two vehicles panies. despite criticism of toe move Mass. Her paternal grandparenta are Hr. and Hra. Edward will be In Rose Hill Memorial McGarity joined the company Bamis, Leicester, Mass. She has a sister, Karen, 6H. Peirk, R ocky Hill. that he is free, but his voice has entering a field off Barber Hill from State Senate President Pro- Rd. about 10:80 p.m. and after in 1961 as a methods assistant W, l« • Friends may call at the fu­ not been heard on clandestine ’Tem Charles T. Alfano. Alfano assistance was called, .Surpris­ in the systems and methods de- neral home tomorrow from 7 to broadcasts attributed to the reb­ said he was afraid toe retire­ Cohen, Heather JnUe, daughter of Lt Jordan R. and 9 p.m . els. ed six youths in a car, police ments might be "a severe blow Nancy Johnson Cohen, 12 IQeman Dr., Rantoul, Bl. She was Sheik Mujib, 51, was branded say, with a quantity of mari­ to the morale of toe State Po­ bom Feb. 11 to Rantoul, Bl. Her maternal grandparenta are juana and smoking implements. lice Department" and that they Mrs. Sallnda R. Cullen a traitor by President .Agha Mb- Mr. and Mrs. Erltog Johnson, Holden, Mass. Her paternal Speaker Arrested were Oeiy Mar- might "severely impair the ef­ ROCKVILLE — Mrs. Salinda hamman Tahya Khan shortly grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Cohen, 118 Scott Dr., vonek, 20, o f 74 Saginaw St.; fectiveness of Crnmecticut’s war Rescott Culleh, 97, of Hartford, after the rebellion broke out J«*n D. LaBelle of 146 Porter Manchester. She Is toe great-granddaughter of Mrs. JuUus Laura Salmon, 19, o f 68 Vem - on organized crime.’’ mother o f Mm . Harry Ertel of M arch 26. St., state’s attorney for Hart- Blassberg, Manchester. wood D r.; GM>rge FOnostoskl, >«l m » » ’The sheik’s Awaml league, Fuessenich said that he too Rockville, died yester^y at her o* 80 Ori«in M .: Barbara home. which won a majority in the Na- “Equal --luquai Justicejumce forlor All,«n, tomor-wm^*- _ • ao McGrath Rd.- . V is cmicerned about organized Scozzafava, Megan Ann, daughter of Anthony and Sandra Mrs. Cullei) was a charter tlonal Assembly in L t Decern- rov/at 8 p.m. inin thethe ChurchChurch of ^ crime, and he spoke grimly of Gcdlagher Scozzadava, 46 Foster St., Manchester. She was bom Saul M. Snverateln Gordon 8. Brown James T. FarreU Enoch W. Pelton its dnig traffic, its infiltration member of the Ladles Catholic ber’s electlMis, also was out- the AssumpU<«i Hall. ’Ihe event Rd., J**** and Theresa A. B oyle,^nn 19, March 21 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ■ paternal Benevolent Association of Rock­ lawed. is open to the public. of legitimate Industries, and its grandmother is Mrs. Ann Scozzafava, Naugatutek. She has a of 224 Scott Dr., all of South SOiVEaSTC&N BEllUGBS the hGddle East and toe Orient. BANK OFFICIALS corruption of public offioiols. ville. Sheik Mujib had demanded Atty. LaBelle is the top poUcy Windsor. A board chairman, a vice brother, David, 4. greater auUmomy for East Pak- maker for procedure in crlml- Saul M. Sllversteln of Colum- Recognition his contribu- Fuessenich also said he intends Ml 41 « ( • ! I*- She is also survived by 2 sons, All six were charged with chairman and a president atemal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James B. iety for the Prevention of Blind­ international body meeting in also a director of Allegheny *®®® “®" in toe U.S. Coast Guard in Mahcuiey Sr., 66 Lenox St., Manchester. IBs maternal great- selectman candidate Raymond scholarrfUp fund. . of marijuana. Police say ______. A native of Norwich, N.Y., worldWorld War H in toe Pacific made that remarit when ques- ness, P . O. B ox 2020, Madison. July In Malta to consider ocean- Ludlum Industries, Gillette grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Zenus IBkelis, MiUer Rd., (Herald photo by Pinto) Negro’s stand on Herrick Park A crowd of over 260 pele they found a quantity of the ogro^ c matters ‘such ‘ as “na- Corp., and Leeds N oiS ru p M cG a rity was gradudted in Theater. He is married to toe '& South ‘Windsor; and Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Smith, Bloomfield. and his statement that he was watched the Democrats, who drug in the car. ttoiml jurisdiction and anti-poi- 'Co. from Colgate University. Active former Gerda Olsen; toe couple ^ ut! William F. Deptula Passion Play Involved in the creation of the trailed through . moat of the released on a gl,000 Ml ■« »l » • ROCKVILLE — William F. lutlon measures. He has been He Is a member of toe Gov- 1** ***e Connecticut Jaycees, he has four children. elevated from executive vice . ° Youth ActlvlUes Program. game, stage a dramatic come- non-surety bond, and Krolih on invited to participate next No- ernlng Council of toe National Is former president of toe Man- The new vice chairman is president. ^ ^ Dickinson, Elizabeth Ann, daughter of William and ilbi- Deptula, 76, o f 9 Harlow St., The Hebron Congregational Church will present a Marilyn Horton, voice of accusation; Bernard rlel Mikolelt Dlcktosixi, Rt. 1, Meadowood Rd., Tolland. She husband o f M rs. Eugenia Su- "On the one hand, Negro back in the last two minutes, ^ promise to appear. Court date vemher in a management con- Academy of Engineering, a fel- Chester chapter (1966-67), waa Enoch W. Pelton of 1029 Ell- Browning was tormelry a time play about the crucifixion of Christ at 7 p.m. to­ Hartshorn, reader, and Everett Graham, voice of criticized the recreation build- which fell short by one p<^t. jg xpril 19 in East ference In New Delhi, India. low ot toe American Academy named Outstanding Local Presi- Ington Rd., a life-long rerident bank examiner with toe Fed- ______was bom March 22 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ma­ checki Deptula, died last night morrow in the church sanctuary. Shown above in accusation. In the foreground are Cindy Robson -as ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mlkoleit, 21 at Rockville General Hospital Ing as ‘unwise spending’ and on ’Ihe teachers, with an aver- Hartford. A noted authority on manage- of Arts and Sciences and of toe dent for Connecticut and in 1968 of South Windsor. Pelton was era! Deposit Insurance Corp. dress rehearsal for the play, titled “Were You Mary Magdalene and Charles Wallace as the inter­ the other hand he must support age of 23,dazzled the crowd with Neither youth was Injured in ment and labor relations, Sil- Institute of Electrical and Elec- was chairman of toe Connecticut educated at East Hartford High H^ received a BS degree in Woodland St., Manchester. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. after a long illness. Francis Dickinson, BristoL She has a brother, Christoi*er, 3%. Mr. Deptula was bom Nov. 3, There?” are (background, from the left) Robert rogator; The Women’s Fellowship of the Gilead the Democratic platform to their speed and fancy bhll- the crash. versteln has. lectured and con- Ironies Engineers, and vice Jaycees Outatandlng Yoiing School. A member of toe town’s bil&ness administration from Nation Rallies 1896 in Pcriand, and had lived Fancher as Pontius Pilate, John Horton, director; church will host a coffee hour after the play. ‘continue to develop Herrick handling, but, as one observer Other area police activity: ducted management seminars chairman of toe Massachusetts Educator prog;ram. Sewer Commission and a for- toe University of Scranton (Pa.) I*. Ml M » M in Rockville for more than 60 Park,’ ’’ Soma said. He added said, whM the Democrats lacked HEBRON sixmsored by Industry and Science and Technology Foun- He Is married, has two chll- J"®*' Wtodror a ^ ^ r, he In m i. He is a pMt pr^ldent Around CaUey Smith, Benjamin Hyde Dickinson, son of Robert and that funds for the building were in style they made up in spirit, Brian W. Holder, 16, o f BuU many govenunento in Europe, dation. dren and now makes his home ^ Sharon WiUlamson Smith, 100 N. Whlttney St., Hartford. He years. He was formerly em- jj, Lakg Que., ^ Windsor (Continued from Page One) ployed ^ and Whlta^Di- g, approved by the three present ‘Die average age of Democrat Hill Rd., East Hampton, was f 1 IM IT T V three children. Club and the co-founder of a was bom Feb. 23 at Hartford Hospital. His maternal grand­ Hartford at Hany ijane, vemon. Elected bank president U Roy new rotary club In East Wind Decision Expected Monday selectmen, including Negro. players was 37. 10 1 father is Clement Williamson, Providence, R. I. His paternal vision erf United Aircraft Oorp., before coming to Vernon 18 Police Log ticketed by Colchester State Po­ NAHED TREASURER RE’TIBEMENT DINNER —In San Antonio, Tex., a man As to the Youth ActlvlUes The Democrate had help in Uie lice last night for making an R. Browning of 80 Graham Rd., sor in 1970. He is married and grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hyde Smith, 131 Hart­ East Hartford, and was a U.S. years ago. He was employed as ' John I. Olson Jr., formerly of URBAN LOAN MANAGER mailed toe military medals of Army veteran of World War I. Program, Soma continued, second half from former Unlver- improper left turn following a A testimcmial dinner was held South Windsor, iriio has been toe father of three. a repairman at Royal McBee On Status of ChePs Vote Manchester, has been named , Nelson C. Eddy of Manches- his late son to President Nixon; ford Rd., Manchester. He was a member of the Amer­ ARRESTS Robert Moira and Leon River slty of ConnecUcut star Wee two-car accident at the inter- last Saturday at WiUle’s Steak ^een promoted to man- g;rocery store shoppers signed Ml Ml Ml • : M in Hartford for 18 years when juncUon is Issued Eldward Bronson, 20, o f Hart- tresunirer of toe Norton Co. of ican Legfion and the Pollah- against a held, as the injimctlon would “were both asked by me to Bialosuknia, who refereed the section o f Rts. 66 and 86, He­ House for Willard B. Hills of gger of the urban loan depart- petitions and others wrote let- Boardman, Lauren Leigh, daughter of Richard and Carol he retired eight years ago. He Worcester, Mass., manufactur­ » ute. IAI*C» Xl> It willWJ-U beMO introduced public- MIAMIAV toW toeUlC XaC6bI4/IICU National /IkAXCUAB Affairs Commlt- ____ . .,,, 4 American Citizens Club. union election among dietary only be in effect until this ruling ford, charged with larceny, in serve on the committee long be- first half. bron. Driver of the Other car was a communicant of Sacred er of abralsives Manchester, who retired recent- ment at the Connecticut ly at toe Spring Joint Computer tee of toe National Cosmetology ^ ^ teleitoone Hlcktog Boardman, 23 Normandy Ave., WlUimantic. She was Survivors, besides his wife, is handed down by the board, connection with the alleged fore Mr. Negro was ever even a nuriiw a break in the same was Robert M. E scavlel, 24, of Heart Church. He was a mem­ workers at Manchester >|Smor- ly from toe United Aircraft Re- U^e Insui^ce Co. in Hartfom. ckwiference in Atlantic City, Association by President Joseph _'nie tirat nubile statement bom Feb. 28 at Windham Conununity Memorial-fjos^tal. Her tire two brothers, John Deptula ‘There was cooperation to the theft of a cash register from a candidate for selectman . . .At ’ Pine IflU St., MancheMer. He had been assistant treas- , , ______’The first public statement ber of the Manchester Senior lal Hospital, the injuctlon sought urer of the company and Us search Corp. after 38 years of A native of Troy, N.Y., and a May 18-20. maternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hicktog, A and ZIgmund Deptula, and a effect that the l^bor B ^ ’s Manchester ^ static in J ^ no time was Negro Involved in ^ chairman Marilyn Momian VEBNON Strebel of Atlanta, Ga. since the verdict from toe Cal- Citizens and its bowling league. Internatiwial subWdlary since service. graduate Of Simsbury High Rt. 44A, Coventry. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and t'ister, Mrs. Henry Walker, all might well, become ineffective counsel, expressing certainty uaiy, released after posting $600 its creattem nor has he ever at- n--s-„t«i „ to the teanh Francis Lewis DeToUa, 18, He T a jqj. watktoa Bros., has success- Hicktog, Coventry. She has a brother, Thomas, 8%. 8:16•IB aa.m. ir. from the Burke Fu-Fu of Hartford. A veteran of World would____,, take place. palgnlng could be saved by ' Luther Bowman, 48, of no cer- Meanwhile, First Selectman charge of speeding On Skinner Research Oorp., which merged Marine Free lieutenant’s sister, Marina r«( iB( Ml « «, neral Home, 76 Prospect St., War I, he was, at the time of transferred to the urban loan completed the Home Pur- with Nqrtmi to 1963. KeesUng said: BeauaoIeU, Renee Michele, daughter of ‘Thomas and Joan Before that, Olson had been a department in 1960 nishtogs Fashion Selling Work- "We would very much like to wi th a Mass LaFortune Beausoleil, 92 VaUey St., Manchester. She waa bom He is a past company Junior shop of the National Home Fur- thank all toe people who have Joseph’s Church fliianoial officer of Oelanese After a Year March 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Achievement advisor, and has nishtogs Association. ‘The three- given their prayers and support ( vrtU be in St Oorp. affiliates to 'Venezuela and grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Raiancmd LaFortune Sr., Bld- been club Athletic committee day seminar, which teaches for Rusty. We are heartsick at tery: himself because he 4s a m em ber ten decision. Stace toere ^ no — ^ . protection ai a finance board Democratic cheerleaders, comer of Union and West Sts., Panama and a financial advis­ defoAi, Maine. Her paternal grandparents are Lillian Brulotte, P Friends may call at the fu- War I. chairman and a member of the decorating and furniture style Of Life Term toe verdict of toe court . . . We of the same hospital’s board of electioneering the day before Robert J. Regan, 28, of East meeting earlier this week. representing the "over 80’’ gen- RockvUle early this morning, er to the g;eneral manager of Biddeford, Maine; and Victor Beausoleil, Old Orchard Beach, neral home tomorrow from 2 to Survivors Connecticut JHutual softball and trends, is given at the NHFA appreciate toe action President are a daughter, incorporators. The case was one toe eUctlon, there wiwld then Hartford, charged wlto opemt- He stated that at the select- eratlon, performed sereval ttaeS’ THe arrest was the lesult of a Stanley Tools of New Britain. Maine. 4 and 7 to 9 p.m . Mrs. Florence L. Dum of Ver­ ^11 be mrat of Monday and mg a motor vehicle while under men’s budget preparation meet- throu^out the game, cheering two-car accident at that loca- ' He is the son of the late John basketball teams. He was headquarters to Chicago. (Continued from Page One) Nixon has taken, but we will of the last’ heard before the continue to he anxious until non, with whom he made his court recesses for one week. ‘Tuesday left for this. suspension, yesterday evening mg where the decision had been impartially lor both tion. Driver ®P^®'"- ___ and on a fuUy dUuted basis Three area men have jotoed Cem etery. A Blue Band Arcudi, wants to Include him in — Howland, 26, of Columbia after meetliig relative to the Israel Given Until May In 1946, he tranrferred to .toe “ d on a foUy dU^d Friends may call at the fu- the bargaining unit. has been awarded the Senior uT 6 r U '^ J ^ ^ s I^ u- to w ere .29 cents-as. against 61 ^^Quarter Century (Oonilnued from Page One) the truck he was driving alleged-, itemization of highway expendi- and Whitney Aircraft. nearal home tomorrow from 7 ‘The State Labor Beard, rep- Residential Appraiser designa­ cents to 1969. ly forced a pick-up driven by tures. At that time Board of Society of Real Hartford, where he w m They are Frederick BlsseU, 'WtUitM' to 9 p.m . ported to toe cold, wet, bedrag- resented by Atty. Alphonse C. House Flies To Act on Suez Proposal tion by the Maxwell Hutchinson of Andover m d m b e r Aloyslus ' again made a foreman in toe LOCAL JOB CLAIMS DROP Department D-27, of High St., gled students: ‘’They say toe Jachimezyk of Stamford, had Estate Appraisers’ Board. technical test department. He THOUSANDS OF ITEMS off the road and into a tree on said he felt that the (OonHaoed frotn Page Oae) Barry is a member of the Claims filed for unemploy- Coventry; Edward J. Cavagna- Mias Sarah A. Burgess permit Is for down by toe pool that Klotzer could cast a Clue to New E. Center St. near Parker St. remained in that department $36,000 spent fo r road work last Society's Connecticut Chapter ment to Manchester dropped ro, en^eertog drafting, of | and either we play there or not Court date for Howland is April year should he itemized by ^ on told a meeting of journal- me until his retirement. sUghtly last week, reports the 72 Ltonmore Dr.; and Alexan- challenge. ‘The board also ruled Insecticide and has had more than five For toe past seven years Burgess, 81, of Pine View Dr. 12. category for townspeople. ™ stal^ years experience to appraising ,, . tu/thipJ Connecticut Labor Department, der MlsaUto, experimental pro- died yester^y at Rockville Gen­ at all. We might disturb toe that he could not take part in tourists.’’ pre-election campaigning. (Continued from Page One) Morra says this is a matter discuss bade to the nego^iUaiiB through residential,—*■*— commercial and Tho tot&l lor the week ending; cess plEnnln^ snd tool deslgfn, eral Hospital. A vehicle which left toe scene The roar of a jet taking off The election is now scheduled ontroUed by the state, and all ^ porUal treaty for the canal. Jarring. uirougn Miss Burgess was bom In tod^tri^ property. He rocel^d ^fiL T e w "k AT LIGGETT DRUG from nearby National Airport for ihursday and toe board’s . lead to a type of insect control hit a telephime p<^ on W e^ bDokkeeping ^ k k ro^ ' recordsreco^ are^irTlcept kept Israel’s Foreign Ministry said However, U.N. diplomatic AshtcHi, England, and had liv­ that would be: minister Rd. near OomwdJ St. ^ his BS degree from « . Mchael administration supervision the week teforo. MANCHESTER PARKADE ONLY! almost drowned out toe groans decision on toe matter of the by the state. To the best of his Israel was ready to htdd "seri- sources Israel would waat Statewide last week, toe un- ' The merger ot Heubleto, Ihc. ed In Vernon fo r toe four —^Pree of the development of Last night. OoUege and 1^ depee engineering personnel chef’s status is due on Monday, knowledge, he said, the town ous discusslans’’ on the canal, the United States rather than employment compensation -to- of Hartford and Kentucky Fried years. She formerly lived in from Boston Unlvei^ty I a w ^ the shift. 404 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE At toe edge of toe grroup, a according to Atty. Jachimezyk. A large number of his co- Increased by 606 to 104,078, Chicken Corp. has been tq)prov- Worcester, Mass., where she A i » r i * tourist said to one band mem- However, even if Free d b^khw i ^ lasrntatato U«atlon to present a breakdown to toe deadlocked IsraeU-Arab in any talks about reopening thi nrkerB* nlua manv nersonal representing a rate of 9.9 per ed by the directors of both com- was employed at the Chester her: “We’ve been waiting quite were delayed, possibly until fril^ rk tta lid ed X ^ ta S tl cent for toe «cond staaight paries. It Is, however, still sub- Inman estate. a while to hear you. When are Wednesday, Judge Parskey He said the Jarring. cabinet at ita'Sunday meeting ''WE SAVE YOU MONEY— AT THE PARKADE ONLY She Is survived by a niece, mal and httman population—in Dr. after she backed into a car repons. dinner, at which a highlight w®®'*’ ^®®‘ ^ approval of the stock- you going to start playing?" said the election could still be ^ te sends weekly reports of WariUngton officials said the would decide its stand on these BIANAGER OF FRIENDLY ^ gathering ______Mrs. Harry Drlnkwater of Ver­ contrast to alleged dangers of owned by Jy force if a new cease-fire ex- ford. Force Base, Montgomery, Ala.; ’ 2 for $1.50 Cemetery, Whitlnsville, Mass. week introduced what it claims Dismissed by Labor Board g;ulating growth and cell differ- Lydall St. and Anthony J. Bosco ------plred without "tangllrfe pro­ Joining Friendly to .1969, Brenda Relchle of Maitland, Roger C. REO. $L49 BA. ‘The Carr Bhneral Hom e, 24 ______'Wllktos, chairman | 2 FOR ehtiation—might also help in toe Qf West Hartford. gress" toward an over-aU Mid- CrandaU became manager of pTa.; Alan F. Hills of San Joee, ^Jj® and chi $3J0 Slid Hills St., Whitlnsville, is in The State Labor Relations wages of those who wanted east settlement. most accurate drum plotter “ i*! chief executive officer of 3 quest to obtain new knowledge ______Cover-Up Report Sought the Rocky Hill store in 1970. Calif.; and Laura and her hus- drafting system of Its type. i^e Travelers Corp., has been | Reg. $1.29 charge of arrangements, and the Board has announced it has dis- family benefits, of nsrmal and cancerous a private lot- at Spruce and The Egyptian i^an failed to He Is married to the former band, Roger AmeU of Vernon. four Tile new drafUn^^ unit, under nominated to the board oi dl- Rea. $3.49 Ladd Funeral Home, 19 EUing' missed an unfair labor prac- Tlie state board made growth. Birch Sts. last night a car drlv- mention Bl-Arish as the specific Patricia Homberger, Groton. each iwagS!St ton Ave., Rockville, was *** tice complaint from registered conclusions; Tliey are: (Oontinued from Page One) point to which Israeli troops development for more than two rectors of United Aircraft Oorp. ^ each He said teats indicate that toe jjy Gerald P. Martell of 61 fense counsel, Lt. Col. Frank J. He Is a graduate ot St. B em - BIAIUNG LIST OPTION years, is designed for high-speed According to William P. Gwton, charge of local arrangements. nurses of Manchester Memorial 1. Although there was a mls- hormones can Wll other iMects hit a parked one be- flclal statement. Henderswi, Dorsey, told reporters he "prob- itshould i^ withdraw, one of the con- aid’a High School and attended I Reg. $ U 9 5 G raiii ‘Itiere are no calling hours. Hospital reg;ardlng the hos- understanding of toe contract, A Hartford area test of a sys- and”su;curate~handltog UAC chirman said toe stock- by disturbing toe normal pro- longing to Ruth G. MarteU of whose decorations Include the gWy" would not call Lt. William St. Michaels CoUege and the 100s Ttie family suggests that any pital’s discontinuance of family there was no mistake that ary canal proposal. It also tern enabling people to be add- applications as schem- hqlders will vote on the nomina- each S •— cesses of growth and reproduc- g^^g addresa. University of Connecticut. The memorial contributions may be Blue Cross premium payments, would warrant a reformation of suver ana Bronze aiars ana j. caUey Jr., convicted Monday foUed to iniiirato ed to or removed from mailing graphs, charts—nearly aU tion at the annual meeting tion when applied artlfically in _____ four Purple Hearts, could be of Wiling 22 civilians at Xty Ud. cotqtle has two children. made to the Citizen’s Scholar- Previously, the hospital paid toe contract or legally oblige proper concentrations. Uats WM a i ^ n c e d ^ wirak ^ ^ i c tasks directed b y the April 19. both individual and family pre- toe employer to offer a new COMPLAINTS sentenced to a maximum twrm that Capt. Ernest Medina, alonf the by the Dlredt Main Advertising ^f a computer. -^COUPON I ‘ COUPON ship Fund at Northbridge, He .said toe hormones can be erf six years at hard Ubor. charged with over-aU resnonsl- ___ mi,______But It did VICE PRESIDENT AssociatiMi. miums for full-time nurses. one. Sometime Thursday night a c h ^ d with over-aU rosponsl- express willingness to accept an Csdled toe Modri 460, the unit George Y. Dpnlels of the Con- Mass. taken from insects and certain car and toe plates from an­ - He Is the only officer still fac­ John J. Blckley of 488 Wood- During negotiations, toe Reg;is- 2. There is no evidence that plants and have been repro­ WUty for the Vietnamese interim buffer arrangement in - . ------Robert F.------DeLay,.. president jg ggid to be capable of drawing necticut Institute of Halrdress- other were stolen from SAS ing charges In the aUeged cov- Henry Chretien Sr. tered Professional Nurses, Unit toe hospital bargained in bad duced in chemical laboratories. deaths, would likely be called. the Sinai. * brldRo SL, has been promote Qf said the new system, speeds to 1,6()0 inches per min- ins has recently been appointed Buick on Main St. erup. Charges against IS other Before the hearing, Henry to vice inresldent of home office termed Mail Preference Serv- VERNON — Henry Chretien 28, o f toe Connecticut Nurses faith. Dr. Burdette said toe U.S. De­ GaliU said his interpretation irfficers were dn^^ied. Rothblatt, civilian defense coun- claktna of Security Insurance .,^gg i)etog introduced in Sr., 73, of 46 RusseU Dr. died Association, had asked toe hos- 3. The withholding of a bene- partment of Agriculture and of the Egyptian proposal was: pltal to pay Blue Cross bene- fit from employes, whose rep- several drug firms are trying to windows on the north During Friday’s session of toe sel, told repmlMa he thought “That Israel should agree to the Group, Hartford. Hartford on a pilot basis to as- last night at Manchester Me­ Before jototog Security to gegg the feasibiUty of offering it morial Hospital. Ats startliig s.t UiB d»y of em- resentatives had bargained it develop practical techniques for ®‘<^® ® greenhouse at Burr pretrial hearing. BUUtary Judge there was a definite connection opening of the canal and in re- Mr Chretien was bom Sent ployment instead of wanting a away, does riot cimstltute illegal ugw the hormones in Insect Nursery were broken by rock Peter S. WondolowsW refused to between the CaUey and Render- turn for this acquiescence. 1968, Blckley woriced for Aetna nationally. jKir. wu» oom oepi. y ''j ______.__ * ___ ^ “ throwing vandals Tuesday. am nnUiMaH' «al/1 Uam. m__ ■ - - - ^ Life and Choualty to several The service will allow per- year for full-time registered discrimination against those em- control. set a trial date for Henderson’s son trials. Rothblatt said Ren- Egypt would be so kUid aa to nurses. In a compromise meaa- ployes, even though toe employ- court-martial. derson was not guUty and would move an Egyptian amiy across capaciUea including regional gons wishing mail on certain ure, toe hospital offered to pay er continues to accord those Sometime Thursday night a Col. Wondolowskl swore in “obviously” plead not guilty. to the east bonk, and perfa^is a claim aupervlaiH’ to Mansfield, subjects (for example, sporting •a i It at S ' Penooal Notices premiums In g;roup insurance benefits to other employes not $641 Income Predicted rock was thrown, or catapulted Theodore J. Burns as a defense “I think the American puMic Soviet army with it, that a Ohio and claim representative goods) or wanting to get off for individuals only starting at covered by toe contract and through a Crestwood Dr. Uving counsel. The captain’s return to has expressed strong feelings cease-fire should be temporeiy in the Cleveland, Ohio branch mailing lists to submit an ap- In Membriam toe sixth month of employment. have not bargained away such BONN — Experts predict that room window, toe defense team after being re- about the CaUey case” and "I and that the Israril forces cf Aetna. plication without charge In loving memory of Walter T. Coverage for individuals, but benefits. by 1980 a West German work------moved only a few days earUer think the pubUc would also have should withdraw from the ca- He U a graduate of Baldwin through the DMAA. Oomputer- Wroblinakl, who passed away April 4. If the contract traded toe er’s family of four will have a Sometime early this morning by an Army order brought pro- strong feelings about this case,’’, nal." Wallace CVdlege, Berea, (Rilo ized lists of names and address- 4, 069. not families, is now paid for by toe hospital. 'There was a broader coverage for toe accel- numtoly income as high as $641 a shift knob was stolen from a secuUon objections, because he RotoUatt said. GaliU said the Elgyptians stat- where he recived his BA. He es will then be distributed by eoster baskets "He maketh me to lie down In misunderstanding of toe term eration of payment by toe hos- and a technically trained em- car parked on Pine St. once was a lawyer for Lt. Hugh "I cannot hrip but wonder ed explicitly that this would be received his TJ.Tt from Cleve- toe DMAA to its members and 1 I U — * green iiastures, He restoreth my land Marshall Bchotd of Law other mail advertisers. ^ sizea! _ lUB to 009 . .... “individual" insurance that pital, there was nothing wrong ploye $610. Average income for Thompsmi, the heUcopter irflot whose reputation is being {nto- a stage toward total withdrawal Psalm 23 came to light after toe contract in withholding from the nurses, a woriter’s family of four in More lingerie has been light- mentioned in the charges tected at Col. Henderson’s ex- and that this “la absurd from Mint graduated Magna CUm The idea is to comply strictly Laude. He waa admitted to the to toe wishes of the person sub- Badly missed, m om and was signed and toe hospital what'they themselves had relln- 1960 was $82; in I960, $180'; and fingered, this tim e from a Har- against Henderson. pense, but we intend to find the point ot view

PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1971 with MAJOR HOOPLE BUGGS BUNNY OUK BOARDING HOUSE LE T M E S E E P O P tO N \ / REMEMBER^NO MATTER ] w e l l , HOW M V W O B R PO VOU ■HINS ELSE' ^ FATHEB, VtJUB T O T H A T I i 'H O W T H ' HPO" LCX3KS, . CAPER.' ' Aanrsr to Prrrioas raxsie LIKE MV LETS SO CET 'EM WATCH P O N 'T LAUGH 1 NEW HAT?/ FACT.' WE WON'T AFTER- TH E BOV.' -tORAVICr ' ^VC TO LEAVE MAOOR Literary Bit USINESS fe^ERVICES DIRECTORY p a y whem Al l LtWTIL 1 ANP- PUCHEP TH E that tfBC(2E.T ------— c l o c k b a c k TB A IN IM S Yt>L a m h o u r , ACBOSS 59BIasculine BEEN POlMC HAB-PUMPH.' WHO t a m p e r e p pop R E S E T 1 “ Gone with nickname FIMALLV IT.' RAVC OFF*' WITH T H E th e----- ” 60 Variety of c l o c k ? 5 “----- Eyre” chalcedony 9 “Belling the 61 Brad HIGH GRADE r \ i » CAMPING DOWN JOHN'S 12 Algonquian EQUIPMENT BARBER SHOP Indian 1 Handiwork of PRINTING 13 Biblical spidera Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, 307 G R E E N ROAD character 2 Persia FUNERAL HOME Air Mattresses, Stoves, MANCHESTER Job and Commercial (C 14 Bullfight 3 French resort architecture attention - L a n te n u Sat. 8 AJ». to 5 P.M. Printing cheer 4Restrain 22 Divests 43 Certain 15 Caused by 5 Hiding plsce 24 Light touches dawera DaUy 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Prompt and Efficient bacteria fo r an 25 Musical 4 5 F ^ c Wm. J. Lennon, Director FARR'S (Closed aU day Wed.) Printing of An Kinds “ The Everything Store I» MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD 17 Educational AUBabathiei instrument 46 Afternoon Adults $2.50 Weekdays . ^group (ab.) 6 Waited 26 Worldliness social eventa Camp - Bike • Sport Community Press I'LL COME RIGHT TO THE / Y E S ' ^ DON'T GET FLIPPANT! NOW A R C THOSE 1 18 fa c ia l 7 Approach 28 European city 47 tiohengrin’a 142 E. CENTER ST. 2 MAIN STREET Children (under 10) $2.25 POINT, MR. MUTTON' WER ' AND LISTEN CAREFULLY-THERE THE S A M E I grimace 8 Feminine 30 Pack bride at Depot Square 48 Soviet streem All Retired Men $2.00 254 Broad St., Rear LOUIS LUPOLE— ATTORNEVj VOU SUBPOENAED BY THE i WHAT ARE TWO CHOICES OPEN TO CHOICES * 19 American appellatioA 3 1 R ip i^ 649-7196 THAT W ERE novelist 9 Girl’s name 33B iid 50 Greek portico Open Dally to 9:00 P.M. Telephone 643-5727 AT LAW / A LL RK3HT, SENATE CRIME COMMITTEE ' BUSINESS YOU! LEAVE TOWN— OR TAKE J. FARR — 643-1U1 Sat. AU Haircuts $2.15 IS IT OF THE FIFTH AMENDMENT WHEN O FFERED TO_^ 21 “T h e----- 10 Term for appendage 51Briafle I SHOW HIM IN' (comb, form) . YOU APPEAR! MR. LAWRENCE? 23 Negative CapL Bligh (Pl.) , &ILLIME word 11 Rip 35 Crowd 52 Kind o f HlC LAST 24“----- Sawyer” 16 Eaten away together examination CUSTOM MADE HOPE « 27 County in 20 Type of 40 One who paya 55 Conducted L U C A ’S D IC K ’S 1 Florida Self-Siervice MANGHESTCR CANVAS AWNINGS 29 American I I” r ~ r ~ T“ r~) 7 ~ r " ib Tr SHELL cartoonist Laundromat Watkins^ Funeral Home 32 Legal plea 12 lb u Also Rewesvlng, MEMORIAL CO. 34 Ethnic cult of Custom Made Watkins Funeral Home has atmoeidiere. A new selection SERVICE nr 16 17 Suits, Pants and been serving Manchester and room .was also added with an OUT OUR WAY BY NEG COCHRAN the Japwese Opposite East Oenieteiy 658 CENTER STREET 36 Coemetic 18 H) G oats surrounding communities since entrance from the ground level ointment Quality Memorials Oct. 8, 1874. ITie funeral home parking area as well as an ex­ ’ HE’S allowanosl" 627 M ain S t., M an ch ester and other similar items. We other Latln-American natlmis In 4 . 3 SSm * to the utmost? You c«n use also have shampoos, hair adapting tough regulations for NOW IN STOCK! Featuring a oomplete line of II JL them as an oyster cocktail, in a sprays, arid tooth paste end the foreigners fishing within a 200- SheU Prodnets pins ____ General AatomotlTe stew, or eecalloped, and noth­ like. No need to worry if you mile territorial limit has put the NEW CUSIDM TAILORED BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY MEMORIAL R ep a irin g MR. ABERNATHY OUNLIFFE ing surpasses the flavor of should run out of pracflcally United States cuid the Soviet Un­ SPARK PLUG WIRE SETS CORNER STORE Chesapeake Bay oysters. any kind of canned goods as the AND THE ONiy WAV ID INTBODUCIN61HE MIDDLEWEIGHT CONTENDER BY DICK CAVALU ion In a tight spot. Supresses Radio Interference WINTHROP • Party Goods, Magazines Lobsters are so high that Memdrial Comer Store has a Neither the Americans nor the /ACCOAltPUSH T H IS IS FROAA HOBOKEN, NEW JERSEY... MOTOR SALES with No Loss in Engine Per­ Z'hA N O T I they are almost priced right good supply of such and other Soviets recognize the 200-mile • Groceries, C!old Cuts TDSET ASAAUCH out of the picture, ^ foitu- ^ form a n ce. SATISFIED EXPERT AUTO BODY sad • Fruits—Vegetables aple items. limit, and since Brazil extended DON WILLIS P R A C n c e A S nately there's frozen lobster meat Hot spark arcing te virtnaUy i MTH JU ST f e n d e r R E P A IR S • G reetin g C ards During*-'“*“■6 the““ bad weather.------l>oundary from 12 to 200 ANNOUNCING POSSIBLE! to fall back on. and jpricea cufi up with right color and size on hand for miles a year ago the United eUmlnated in the distributor e n a m e l and LACQUER We Depend On You . . . GARAGE AAR. reasonably enough so that you good book, we wish to inform them, ^ould you blow a fuse States has urged the govern- and plugs bum cleaner . . . REFINISHINOS You Can Depend On Us! 18 Main S t. T d . 649-4531 ABB?NATHy^ r b a s o n a r l b p r i c e s can give the family a real treat, yg., always have a great (tsk, tsk, we mean that literally ment in Brasilia not to enforce Use frozen lobster meat. .in a sal­ , ^ppjy gj paperbacks (all the now as we did mention asprin, it. GUESTS... RT. 88—VERNON, CONN. Open 7 Days A Week X m N T T D ad, in a newburg, or lobster etc. earlier In this article) tate But President Emilio Garras- MANCHESTER Spoeialixiiig in 8nst Atwve the Traffic tUl Midnight best sellere) and all the latest B e iH E B e B T thermldor. Up in Maine they magazines such as "Playboy," at night or any other time, we tazu Medici decreed regulations C ircle BRAKE SERVICE THERE»! 862 M AIN ST. 646-0293 make a delicious lobster stew or ■'Look," "life,” ‘‘Vogue," do have the replacements; also last Monday that forbid foreign- AUTO P A R T S ♦-3 TOL. 648-0016 a bisque. The lobster stew la on hand Every-ready flashlight ers to catch shellfish In BrazH- "Good Housekeeidng" and many 270 Broad St. Frant Eiid Ailgnnwnf hearty enough to serve as a others too numerous to men­ batteries, Stemo, Charcoal and ian waters unless they have 11- main course. SEE US FOB QUALITY tion. If your mother-in-law is lighter fluid. censes and their governments OPEN SAT. TO 1 P.M. Green, as well as cooked sign a fishing agreement with Ganaral Repair V9orii BY ROY CRANE TAH iORIN O visiting you and you’d Uke to For the unexpected or expect­ BUZZ SAWYER FRONT END AN D ^ keep her busy, how about pick- ed company, we have a wide B razil. CUSTOM Manchester Seafood, and every­ MR. SAWYER, ing up some of our gossip or selectkm of cheeses, chips, The problem is that the Amer­ , THANKS TO MR. SAWYER, PLEASE DON'T DYNAMICS MADE one enjoys shrimp cocktail. Bine QoaUtgr I PONT KNOW TRV,K»BV. scandal sheets? (You can read crackers, frozen foods and icans and the Soviets cannot I THINK WEIL HAVE A 844 BROAD STREET s in n is Have you ever tried stuffing HOW TO THANK IF ONLY I HAD them too when iu> one la look­ Mucke cold cuts. By the way, sign a fishing agreement with I, WATERTIGHT CASE AGAINST BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE (BeUnd Daily Queen) the Jumbo shrimp? These may ' 362 M ain St. c o m e r H aynes St. aixl further strain relatfotus with Your indtpmdont example of-tlds last statement, M an ch ester A m e rica . Open Eras, rill 9 P.M. oM ha PcfilcadB PbMe 941 8991 quite often some of our lady ToSoy't FUNNY will por SI 00 for . . . and don't forget vete­ tocK originol “ fuHny" wMd.iMfl. S«nd!^ n d gogt customers have sprang a run In to; Today'. FUNNY, 1200 W n t Tkird their nylons and were very hap­ rans are eligible for on-the- dealor. St, CltTtlond, Ohio 44113. py to find that we had Just the DON’T job training aid through the Gl Bill or MDTA. LANCELOT BY COKER_and PENN For information on hiring veterans: See your local TAKE LONG WALKE LANCe,[7ID i*10U REA D THAT'6- a w f u l ! WHAT FORGET... office of the State Employ­ A B O U T THE *K IS & IN < 5 ARE ‘tOU ©OING„ ANP PUCKER A LOT. Ti I EXPERT REPAIRS ON FOREION CARSI BANPIT* THAT'e LOOSE^ TO DO ABOUT IT ? M The TRAINING ment Service. Contact'the N T O W N f UNITED SPORTS CAR REPAIR, h a Veterans Administration for ‘ We don’t charge for Rt. 83, Vernon, Conn. The DISCIPLINE training information. LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON the Atmosphere’ Phone 646-4485 C«B«. 7 t Om I Few The EXPERIENCE ^ A \ ie* US Pw OS. DON’T FORGET. lOUDKS ESTIMATES ON ALL MAKES The LEADERSHIP CAST HARirORD* WINDSOR LOCKS • NORWICHTOWN ICASTROL OILS ★ FOREIGN CAR PARTS] TheTEAMWORK HIRE THE VET! far H u filiM i irefcEi N silllli't' VW PACER PERFORMANCE EQUIPMENT M The SKILLS 46 V9EST CENTER STREET “Next to Vittner’s Garden Center” THE NATIONAL COMMIHEE SILVER LANE EXTENSION ;HSI£21GQDB The PERSISTENCE JOBS FOR VETERANS S 3 PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1971 PAGE THIRTEEN Homers Spice Exhibition Games Rain Affects R j^A rou n d ■l-he m ■ (iRAIM J Rl n Off Bats of Swoboda and Howard ''U y ; Golfing Play Astros beat the New NEW YORK (AP) — Swoboda also hit a 380-loot Howard, who hit two mon- .ped Ferguson _ Jenkins of the vHoustrai u li:a(u I sacrifice fly that observers said strous homers TTiursday, un- crosstown Cubs for nine runs York Yankees 2-1, the Min­ Ron Swoboda hit a home nesota Twins bopped the Yanks NMIM would have been long gone in loaded over a 70-foot-hlgh fence and 10 hits in six innings and GREENSBORO, N. C. (AP) — Claude Harmon Jr. run Friday in a strange Montreal's Jarry Park. .380 feet from the plate but the snapped the Cubs’ seven-game 4-1 and the Astros shaded the stood in the locker room, drenched to the skin, in his Twins 6-3. That left the Astros uniform and Paul Blair hit Meanwhile, Swoboda's ex-Met Atlanta Braves outslugg^d winning streak 9-2. mod-style clothes, including flower-pattern pants with plus three, the Twins plus one one from a strange side of teammates were battered by Washington 10-6. Mike Epstein Rick Monday hit his first Earl Yost y and the Yankees minus fo u r - roses and lilies and such. the plate while Frank the Baltimore Orioles 12-2. The and Dick Billings also homered home run ever off Sam "It rained so much,” he said, ry Dill. Heard had a 67 and Dill Binls tagged relievers Jim for the Senators while Sonny McDowell as the Oakland A ’s runs, that is. glancing down at his trousers, Howard hit another rou­ Jim Spencer drove in two a 68. McAndrew, Charlie Williams Jackson paced the Braves’ 17- downed the Cleveland southpaw “ my pants started to grow." tine 460-footer. runs in the bottom of the 11th Lee Trevino, one of three Houk Optimistic About Overtaking Orioles and Ron Taylor lor 10 runs in hit attack with four safeties. 5-2. The Philadelphia PhllUes Swoboda, the ex-New York inning to give the California The comment was typical of players Ued for the lead going the last three Innings with Pittsburgh’s main squad got down their Eugene farm team FORT LAUDERDALE, Met, .drilled his first circuit Angels a 4-3 victory over the the wry humor and angry mut- into the gray day, got caught shot in his new Montreal getup, Blair, now a switch hitter, get­ five-hit pitching from Nelson 4-2 and the San Francisco Gl- terlngs voiced by golf’s touring and struggled in with a 72 for Fla.— Optimist best de- Briles, Bob Veale and Jim Nel- ants banged out 22 hits, in-’ Los Angeles Dodgers. The An­ who one o t four Expo homers in an ting his first as a left-handed pros Friday after batUing numl)- 139. scribes Ralph Houk batter, a thrae-run shot over son and blanked the CincinnaU eluding a homer, two doubles gels trailed 3-2 going into their has charge of the New 18-6 rout of Pittsburg^l’s ‘B ’ half of the inning but Dodger ing cold and chiU rains Uiat So did New Zealand lefty Bob team. Rusty Staub hit two the center field fence in the Reds 1-0. Richie Hoebner hit a and single by Ken Henderson, ... w... ------o - started as morning drizzle and ciiaries, Ued with Trevino and . ninth. Merv Rettenmund horn- pair of homers and drove in six and crushed the University of pitcher Pete Mll«elsen wwKe SPRING TRAINING: These may be exhibition games but that.doesn’t mean Tsuchida of the Tokyo Giants bowls over Kansas City catcher John Martinez, York Yankees again this homers and Jcrfm Boccabella developed into heavy showers. Barber starting out. season in the American ered off loser Tom Seaver and runs while Vic DavaliUo and Santa Clara 12-4. one man and Ken McMullen baseball players don’t throw themselves into their work. St. Louis Cardinal’ center. Right, Chicago White Sox’ third baseman Bill Melton flops on St. the other as the Expos battered singled with two out setting the Veterans Pete Brown and EUght others were bunched at League. Houk thinks $is club, Clay Dalrymple also connected Bob Robertson also homered. In a unique three-way round- catcher Ted Simmons i>ounces on New York’s Mike Jorgenson, left. Makoto Louis Cardinals’ Joe Hague during pickoff play that just didn’t work out. Miller Barber, neither very 139, including U.S. Open cham- Bob Moose for nine runs in sev­ scene for Spencer. which finished a respectable en innings. for Baltimore. The Chicago White Sox rip- robin in the Astrodome, the happy, were early starters in pion Tony Jacklin o t England second to Baltimore in the the second round o t the $190,000 and frail litUe Buddy AlUn, a final Eastern Division stand­ Greater Greensboro Open, just tour rookie who fired a remark- ings last year, has a good shot Twins, Cubs Division Picks M exico City beat the gains and shared the able 64, seven under .par. AUln, at winning all the marbles. iBOWUNG lead going into today’s third a 29year-old Vietnam veteran, This could be wishful thinking round. had nine birdies and two bo- lor the 1971 edition of Yankees, Managers Look at Pennant Raees, Boxer Wins Brown, 36, one of the few geys. at the moment, have no infield Orioles and Redlegs blacks, on the pro tour, had a 69 South African Gary Player, defensively to speak of and of­ for 137 and was Ued at that fig- winner of the last two tour fensively, only first baseman Back Crown ure with Barber, who shot 70. events and the defending cham- Danny Cater has shown that he LOS ANGELES (AP) — Mex­ They were five-under-paf on pion here, had a 70 for 146. Bll- ■ can hit major league pitching. Selected by Writers the water-logged, 7,034 yard, ly Casper, the Masters tiUe- If defense — as is the case in ico City’s Ruben Olivares reigned as the reebowned ban­ par 71 Sedgefield country club holder, just made the cut for basketball, was the name of the NEW YORK (AP) — Baltimore’s defending world All See Clubs Improved for 1971 course and held a one stroke the final two rounds with a 71 tamweight champion of the HOME ENOINEEBS — Edith game — the Yanks would be champions and the power-packed Cincinnati Reds were lead over Jerry Heard and Ter- for 146, cut off score. whisUlng in the dark. pick^ today as repeat pennant winners in the annual world today-but the 24-year- 178-463. Totii VertaUle old puncher has a problem. 195.481 Ethel W lls 18S-488, NEW YORK (AP) __ Giants: "W e’re in the toughest "I UUhk this year Uiey are go- catching and in pitching we’ll gels; “ Oakland, Minnesota or balanced ball club with more Associated Press preseason baseball poll. enthusiasm. Getting a catcher Holes in Infield He has Just about jjuma’ McComb m-1814B8. Here’s what the managers ^vision^in bMebaii, but know be all right.” the Angels could take it. On jia- The Orioles and Minnesota himself out of opponents in the wasserman 181-462, B onn! Juan Marichal back In sound league again. There is a good Gene Mauch, Montreal Expos: per, I believe the A’s look like like Duane Josephson has given Know from Bitter Experience Houk hasn’t made up his Twins were the choices to win fomla and Oakland were just are saying with the 1971 " - ■- "Both races are going to be the best team but you have to the team a big lift. When he . Pierog 203-460, Bee Moquin 194- condiUon we’ll make a run at possibility that there’s going to mind yet on all four infield posi­ American League ^vision titles ^lo points apart in the AL West The Wd who has-been called ^ Marshall 179-460. baseball season opening it. The Reds sUU are the be a five-team race again just close. If someone stuck a gun respect the Twins because of walked into the cluUiouse you could sense It. It wasn’t a tions. That’s how muddled the again while the Rieds and Chi- voting. the guy with the "happy face” i78-20<«42. Jln- Monday: champs. But the loss of Bobby like there was two years ago, up and demanded to know who Uielr power balance. If we play spark, it was more like a forest situation is on the eve of the cago Cubs topped the National ^he Chicago White Sox, who regained the UOe in 16 rounds Leg^tt 186-809 Leah Whip- Tolan in center and some sore and I dxm’t think you can take I favor, I would have to go with to our capablllUes I think we start of the championship sea­ League division voting in a bal- finished in the AL West cellar NATIONAL LEAGUE fire. I think we’ll be much bet- 76ers Well Aware Friday night ^ m his f^ o w pitching arms will hurt them. San Diego for granted either. ------Pittsburgh„ in the East smd Cln- — can...... win It. -I’ve ------said------that all „n son. lot of 274 sportswriters and ij^^f season with the worst won- countryman, Chucho CasUllo, ^orm a MarshaU Western Division The addlUon of Richie Allen CincinnaU has some big players clnnati in the West. I said dur- spring and I’ll say It again. The »er all-around this year. Cater, who has been tried at sports casters across the coun- i^gt record in the majors, were who dethroned him on a badly ~ __ Sparky Anderson, CincinnaU and Duke Sims puts some fire- Injured and that has to make a I**? the winter that the Expos team with the best pitching and Ralph Houk, New York Yan- first base, third base and in try. picked by eight voters to win slashed eye last October in the Reds: “If we had a 1(X> per power in the Dodgers’ attack, difference for them would make a run at 81, which the best health will prevail. The kees: "Both Boston and Detroit rightfield, will be in the lineup Dumas 462, Baltimore received 233 first- the division title and by one to 14th round of what was their ****^?^-, cent Bobby Tolan and Lee May, And the Astros, with their fine is .600 baseball, and I still feel wg thing Is to keep free of In- helped themselves with late Of Hoop Situation somewhere, but the exact posi­ second encounter. Earlys Dvorak 461. place votes in the AL East bal- capture the pennant. I’d say no one could beat us. As pitching, should be in it too.” that way. I think we’ve Im- juries." deals. Detroit needed pitching tion remains in doubt. "His best Eastern Division ' loting to Just 20 for the runner- All 24 clubs received at least There was no cut eye and no it is. I’ll make no predlcUons. Harry Walker, Houston As- proved our club.” Chuck Tanner, Chicago White and if Dean Chance has any- position is first base,” Houk Bur­ PHILADELPHIA (AP)— Don’t tell the Philadelphia up New York Yankees. Min- one flrst-place nomination in doubt about the declVeness of MERCANTILE — Ed However, I said last year after tros: "We think we have the Danny Murtaugh, Pittsburgh Frank Lucchesl, Philadelphia "(jur division looks pretty thing left, he’ll make them told me. "I know he’ll be play­ bank 136-371, Ed Jolly 166-186- stronger, Boston moves up In 76ers you can’t overcome a 3-1 deficit in a best-of- YANKEE TALK—Ralph Houk tells Herald Sports nesota was a razor-thin choice the division balloting. Phlla- Ruben’s latest effort. we lost the World Series that I best club to come out of Flbri- Pirates: ‘"ITils Is a better team Phillies: "We won 73 games balanced. Minnesota may ing somewhere because we in the West, drawing 98 votes to delphia, Montreal, San Fran- A crowd of 18,141 jammed the 384, Roy McGuire 153-393, Hen- at this point than we had last last year, 10 more than the hurting after losing three niy book now that they have a seven-game series. They know from bitter experience need his bat in the lineup every Editor Earl Yost his Yanks have good shot at flag. felt we were the best team in da, better balance, depth and 97 for the California Angels. cisco, Houston and San Diego, Forum in suburban Inglewood, ry Frey 139, Les -CSiristensen basebaU and I sUll feel that exi>erlence. Pttch'ng wiU be the y®®f; PRchers. Oakland should be w be accomplished. day.” Cater compiled a fine .301 tending team. We learned from win at least 10 more this sea- g^yong and California made a "® would n « deal o ,.j remember when we lost to ------to Johnny Bench of Cincinnati, leads the club in errors this 'nie panel picked the Orioles in the National League, and as they had for the previous 141-166-406, Ken Montle 366, way. Baltimore isn’t on my key but if our arms stay good batting average in his first year the National League’s best re- spring. He’s pressing so hard it over the Twins for the pennant Wcishington, Cleveland, MU- fights, and toward the end Ru- Henry Michaud 364, Zip SobisU last year that you can never eon. I realize people say we j ^ j changes which may help. Y®®** talent. I think we re gogt^^ ^g„t .. ference semifinal series left. mind, though. The best team we can be real tough. Los An- Kt«f " s- fham laar vaav* nAnailOA ^ / with the one-time Bronx Bomb­ ben’s Mexican followers united 351, Robert Cuneo 362, Ralph got too many sound pitching have pitching problems, but improved celver and most valuable play- will be a gamble to throw him by a whopping 1T2-27 margin. waukee and Kansas City in the HORSE of a different we’U play in 1971 Is the PHtte- geles will be the tough club, __ ... . .a lot, *^,®®"®® recalled BUly Cunningham, the The New York Knlcks have al- ers last year. er? to the wolves, by playing him In the National League ballot- American, were shut out in the In the chant, "Ruben Olivares, Rawson 360, Walt Jacy 378. arms on your side. I’m going to I’m optlmlsUc that our------pltchere•*->.»— ggpedguy speed, and we 5®^^!!!*^ ifi. ^®f*^ ®*’ ™er’s all-star forward. "I had ready won theirs, 4-1, over the New York’s biggest need is color. Billy the Goat buig^ Pirates. They have no along' with Cincinnati, and the "There are two different type against Boston Tuesday. ing, 146 selectors picked Cincln- pennant picks. Rubin Olivares!” ~ open the season with the fo\u: ■will do the Job,• We’ll be In Uie extensive rebuilding P®*^®"®® “*'® broken my wrist but I was AUanta Hawks. The Western punch in the lineup, plus a com­ visits thoroughbred more talent than - Bedtimore Giants could walk in anytime. catchers. Munson isn’t a long "I’m not worried,” Houk natl to take the West title again ------Referee John Thomas scored POWDER PUFF — EMna incumbents from last year. The race all the way. will produce a much- -better ■ ^^® ^ eames. I m on- traveling with the team and Conference batUes continue bination around second base Miami Maid in Bel­ has. dhey diould win the East­ In the other division, I like Chi­ only thing different Is that I t t it 9-4, Judge Larry Rozadilla Klein 177-178-489, Ruth Class showing.” looking forward to sltUng by Sunday with Los Angeles play- capable of making the double- ball hitter like Bench, and I optimistically said about the and 107 picked the Los Angeles a n • ern Division easily." cago for better balance." don’t think he ever will be. Mun- frail inflelder. "He’s been an all- Dodgers for first place, ^be R g g y R g ll U ltlD lT C S mont Park stables. 12-4, and Judge Chuck Hassett 178, Ann Miller 186-468, Clare probably won’t g o as long with AMERICAN LEAGUE Bllly MarUn, Detroit Tigers: the pool in Los Angeles. Before ing Chicago and Milwaukee play. Walt Alston, Los Angeles Preston Gomez, San Diego ^ ^ pitchers as I Bob Lemon, Kansas (Jity son hits line drives and In star in every league he’s play- Cubs were the picks in the East 10-3. Ringside Boxing writers Landrey 183, Barbara Sherwood “ This is going to be a flexible j it I was sitting home.” taking on San Francisco. Los CatchingCA-tchin^ is in ththe6 good?OOQ handsn&ncls ssavo aas«o \*aavvo ass OtCkA ill saww ------g ------Dodgers: "I feel the Dodgers Padres: "We willuHII winuHn moremnrA ...... Western Division Royals: “ I think Mhmesota will were not so generous. The As- 457, Cathy Wynn 462. did Itist year." ball club and every man will be vvas In the 1967-68 play- Angeles leads the series, 92, of Thurman Munson, the pitch- some parks he may reach the ed. Right now. he wouldn’t even with DO first-place votes to 96 ]\|0 0 t q H T u e s d a V have improved considerably games this year. ’We are have trouble winning. Oakland Racing To Continue Gil Hodges, New York Mets: Rigney, Minnesota part of the team. No one will ^jjg .phe Boston Celtics with and MUwaukee is leading, 3-1. ing is strong, much stronger fences. Bench can hit a ball be No. 1 in the Kitty League, for Pittsburgh s division de- J sociated Press called it 12-1. ' ~ Bill and California have improved over last year but the quesUon stronger defensively and have ..j ^ t the Eastern race to ^ ..wimdmr' the West was “ “ *Jamomia nave i.np.T«eu be left out of anything. BalU- g y j Russell came back to The 76ers could 111 afford to than a year ago,* * and .s 1*.the . out-__ a pkitf ““t nrf o“ n >y v n1APlac®- ^Munson ^ tin p rw i hhas a a Aa but that will npass.” a o a ** f6lenoers. n d G H B » Manchester Board of Approv- RAYNHAM, Mass. (AP) J_ Scoring here is one to five SPICE — Althea Forbes 136- Is, how much? TWs Is the most more major league players t«i he a 3M,-team race. I count the g^ it-g eolng to ^ **'® ° “ '®'‘ ‘‘j” ®^"® more U Uie team to beat. We’ll gu^lnate Uie 76ers and went on lose Cunningham. He has ever- field, despite the absence of any better arm and someday he may Ellis and Jerry Kenney are In The Reds were the choice of ed Baseball Umpires will hold Racing will continue at the ^ points for the winner of a 343, Yvette Holmes 126, Gwen better too. Kansas City is shoot- versatile team I’ve ever had. I our squad. The pitching is Im- car*’<1®^ ^ Blefary.” season, a 7-2 defeat at the Y—Ed 'Burbank 142-407, Joe Billy OonlgUaro is going to en­ signment. The former St. Louis chance to do better than last the series. He suffered chest to dispell rumors that Coach quickness in getting the ball have to work hard for runs. This sticking wlto toem. The see us finishing first. I m going How much better are the away that is necessary. Yankee is a “go-go club” in Itouk’s hands of Vancouver. Pagano 161-136-404, Fred Me- joy living in his new home in Cardinal and Philadelphia PhU- year. The big thing Is defense, contusions, ^ t they won’t keep Jack Ramsay would be fired If New 'Port, Calif. H ie former Ue first baseman Joins Phil NaUc^'^^ Lla^e"* E^Mt" could to to keepkeep aa goodgood eyeeye on on ourour bullbulf- Eastern Division Yanks than a year ago? ftiris got down on the Inflelder words with an emphasis on To Play Than First Base The Seals, in last place in the Curry 142-136-396, Tony Mar- We'll only be as good as Mr. jj^i from today’s sixth grame as the team was eliminated from Boston Red Socker, now with Rlzzuto and Frank Messer In have a great race, and this pen, but I’m satisfied wlto our Earl Weaver, Baltimore Orl- “I can see two reasons why." last year and it affected his speed and pitching. But those National Hockey League West, InelU 136-189-394, A1 Plrkey (shortstop Toby) Harrah and the 78ers battle to deadlock toe the playerffs in the first round ->iA* the CaUfomia Angels, has a the booth. club (toe Cube) is pretty good.” bench. We have to avoid major pies: "If we play toe game Houk answered. play. No one tries harder but holes on defense loom big. wind up season play tonight in 137-378, Jerry Smith 367, Gene Mr. (third baseman Joe) Foy. get and send it back to Balti- for toe third straight season. “I ORLANDO, Fla.—What well-known next door neighbor Red Schoendlenst, St. Louie injuries,• ■ • though.------■■ Everyone” ------is we’ve played toe past two • * • Last year the Yankees were jg Los Angeles trying for their Tirinzonle 186-888, ElUott Fish vears we should win If short- outfield is better than last more Sunday for a seventh and would wily fire a coach If I he just doesn’t have the tools of easiest position to with as many curves as Ray Before starting his pre-game Cardinals: "The Pirates are saying Minnesota Is a year old first win this year on the kings’ 874, A1 Bujaucius 870, Rocco storia^k^C gr^ comes up y®®r ®"<1 the past yeare I deciding game. thought he was incompetent,’ Pitching Improved a Billy Martin, Gerry Coleman No. 1 In the Grapefruit League, pj^y on a baseball team, CUlp, movie starlet Raquel warmups, Mike Cuellar of Balti­ toe team to beat in 1971. The er but they have a good ball * . alv oAzrAVi ntrAHAPa _z. ’mis time around the club is home Ice. Lupacchlno 361, Ken Seaton to .280, well, that’s Improve- only had six or wven pitchers The Philadelphia - Baltimore toe owner said. ”I’m saying "First, we will have better or Bobby Richardson In cover- Welch. more was off by himself in one New York^ Mets and Chicago club and toe Angels have Other NHL games tonight are 366, Roy DeVeau 871, Cart Bolin battle is toe only Eastern Con- that Jack Is a good coach.” fourth Md fifth starting pitch- Ing ground and manning the dead last. - ^ -j. j com er of toe dugout. "How you Cuba also^ will be contenders,_ helped themselves tremendous over toe last year, so ^®®v, j ers from the beginning In Steve pivot•wv on doubleplays.__ "I’m not worried about our Right, if you agreed New York at Montreal, Boston 144-886, Charles Whelan 866, Jim Bouton’s controversial feeling today, Mike? Manager At toe moment there are a few ly, although you don't know toe maybe we’ll be even better. ^nute to^ut^daim to at Toronto, CSiicago at Detroit, Howie Hampton 366, Pete Aceto ...... Eddie Kasko, Boston Red “i® test mmuie 10 cui aown 10 Kline and Mike Kekich. These Shortstop, too. Is a major con- record. I will be starting next with several major league book. Ban Four, sold more than Earl Weaver asked. "Sick,” Ifs in our prcspects. But if our quality of their bullpen.” Minnesota at muiadelphia and 356, John Rieder fellows didn’t come on until the cem. ’me highly-touted Frank week. baseball managers who have 200,000 hard cover editions and came toe reply. "One of toese ifs come through at shortrtop. Lefty PhlUlps, California An- Sox: "I think we have a better 10.” Pittsburgh at St. Lnuis. ■ Agony of Long Season second half last season. Baker, up from Syracuse, is “Baltimore’s the favorite but moved players who had esteb- the publlshera are now printing days I’m going to get worried,” lished themselves at other "Second, our young players tighter than a drum and he’s we have an improved club. I’m California outshot Vancouver JEWEL — Herm McKinney 000,000 paperbacks. Bouton Is Weaver said. “ I’ve never heard posiUons to handle the first bag gained valuable experience, like all mixed up, both at bat and so much more optimistic this 36-28 in losing the only NHL 186-196-498, Carol Barnett 176, currently a New York qiorts- him say he felt good on toe day duUes, moves which prolonged game scheduled Friday night, j^n Roe 193-477, Pat Matrick Mimson, who is going to be a afield. He- can’t be as bad as spring ■ than ” “ last. ‘ ------I was------worried- caater. he was pitching.” Cuellar only Forgotten in Playoffs their careers like Ernie Banks great catcher, and EUls, in par- he’s playing. Syracuse is In a last year at this time,” the The Canucks capitalized on 175^ Teddy Lescroart 178, Anita won 24 games last year for toe and Mickey ManUe. Ucular, Munson has to be bet- pretty good league and Baker tobacco-chewing manager add­ fewer tries, scoring on three of Malcolm 198-465, Judy Pitts m . champion Birds. NEW YORK (AP)—^Agonies of a long season melt Wrong, If you listened to Bill seven first period attempts. Two-Ume Olympian, Jesse ter bectni^o he came up with was the International League’s ed. JoAnne Gray 187-487. Rigney, manager of the Minne­ Wayne Maki got his 26th goal Owens, is a member of toe in the heat of the American Basketball Association oaly brief minor league expert- all-star at that position last Houk may be whistling in the Hoyt Wilhelm, ready for his sota Twins. of the season as the Canucks American League’s promotions playoffs. ence, stepped in and did one year, m e veteran Gene Michael, dark with his optimism but then THURSDAY NIGHT MIXERS 29tfa major league season as a Our conversation on another opened fire at 8:51 of the first department. Owens, now 67, "My knees were aching, but termlssion at 66, then turned on too, he may know something —John Higley 221, John DeLuc- • won the 109 and 209meter runs pitcher at the age of 47, figures helluva job. I expect our catch- a good glove, poor hit man is beautiful warm, sunny day along p e rio d . Rosalre Palemail at playoff time you forget about a torrid second half behind about his Yankees that .no one CO 211, Don Berry 204-666, Rene ing to be a big plus.” the likely starter. the Grapefruit League trail waited eight seconds to add In toe 1932 and 1936 Olympic he walked 38 miles Just oount- that,” says Roger Brown of toe Brown and Bob Netollcky. else does. Cote 202, Jerry Possum 201-668, Would Houk compare Munson Baker has hit under .060 and proved most interiesting and Vancouver’s second goal, his Games. ("8 trips from the bullpen Indiana Pacers. Netollcky, held scoreless in toe A1 Rodonis 566, Mary White 193- ______to the mound throughout his Rlgney’s statements made a lot 33rd. With toe knee hurts gone, first half, scored 13 in the sec- 607, PhyUis AUen 188-210-627, ot sense. Orland Kurtenbach got two New York* Yankee announcer, major career. Wilhelm has ap- Brown proved to be a pain In ond. Bunny Oppelt 179-473, Marie De- Talk of Trade Subsides The discussion started when goals and two assists to lead BIU White, tiqied aU Yankee peared in 1,042 games, an aU- the neck for toe Memitols Pros Utah, stung by Donnie Free- Lucco 177-470, Etna Dlmock 176- we talked of Harmon KiUebrew, Canuck scoring. Dan Johnson, games during spring training to time record for a pitcher. Friday night—scoring 26 points, man’s 24 first-half points, llmlt- 506, Barbara Higley 483, Jinnle the cunyent Babe Ruth, the Ted Taylor and Murray Hall and collecting nine rebounds ed Texas’ high scorer to only Stephens 468, El Rodonis 467, American League’s perennial each added a goal. and seven assists as Indiana eight in toe second stanza. The Red Sox Ask Waivers AND home run king. Lois Johnson 466, Sue Rowett AnsaldVs Keep Hopes Alive took a 114-98 first-round West winners wasted leads of 16 464. KiUebrew has been shifted Division opener. points before putting on a 198 Utah also took a 1-0 lead In spurt at toe end to wrap It up. from first base, his original po- 10 Spots Unfilled By Turning Back No» 1 Entry RADh siUon, to third base cm many PINNETTE8 — Ruth SmiUi their best-of-seven West Dlvi- Virginia stalked New York ston series, walloping Texas from behind, rattling off a 16-6 On SatrijHio, Wagner occasions in the past six years. 164-201-569, Ginger Yourkas night off toe boards. Dan Pinto n For Atlanta Field STANDINGS 129116. In toe East Division binge lii toe last four minutes, The cme-time potato farm boy 193-177-621, Maureen Camp- W fired in 19 points for the MB’s, ly- openers, Virginia beat New Louie Dampler hit a 12-foot WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (A P)—The Boston Red Sox from Payettp, Idaho has suf­ beU 1934113, Rose Pastula 3 Frank Butkus 17, Jim Moriarty Sports Dial ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) — Moriarty’s 10 York 113;-106 and Kentucky jump shot with 22 seconds left got down to the 25-player limit Friday by asking waiv­ fered a number of leg and knee _ . . . 180-486, Alba Rusconl 461, Joyce 11 4 12 and Bob Escavitch 11. Ansaldi’s shaded toe Floridians 119112. and Mike Pratt added two free ers on catcher Tom Satriano and right-handed pitcher injuries from time to time al­ Oorrtveau 494, R ae H annonT84- SKdtiebers 9 6 TODAY though he has managed to play ^ Malp^ssi 466, Liz Bla- Indiana, toe defending ABA throws seconds later for Ken- Gary Wagner for the purpose of giving the two veter­ make the starting field for Sun- BlUiards 8 7 tucky. Pratt replaced high-scor­ in over 100 games since becom­ lock 197-487, Madeline TafUn Marines Victors champions, trailed by seven 1:30 (8) Sports ChaUenge day’s $106,000 Atlanta 500-mUe Green Manor 5 9 ing rookie Dan Issel, who ans their unconditional release. ing a regular with Washington 47®, Lori Jones 467, PhidUs Uc- points duriw first-half play, Satriano, 30, a left-handed hit------Harmon Kill^rew stock car race. Marines 0 15 fouled out with 8:06 left. 2:00 (8) East-West AU-Star a dozen years ago. ceUo 183, Lois LaPine 484, Har­ Over Ansaldi’s, but caught ’Memphis at toe in- Only 10 spots in the 49car ter with a major league average jeuch and Doug Griffin, took ex- BasketbaU riet Coons 178-201-182-661, Dot he’s moving. He has something barring unforseeen circum- lineup remained to be fiUed, Slim pennant hopes of An- of .225 since he broke in with the loattlng pracUce. 4:00 (3) Golf Classic ators,' the- franchise was shifted Peterson 179462, Wanda Kase- April Fool Joke to do. He’s also the cut-off man stances. KiUebrew will enter however, and prospects were saldi’s Contractors are stUl California Angels in 1963, had Talk of another possible trade to Minnesota. The club’s biggest lauskas 467, Gert Andrews 451, 6:00 (8) Wide World of Sports on aU balls hit to the outfield play with 487 major league that several regulars on the aMve after last night’s 92-77 win Wicks Signs Five-Year Pact six hits in just 19 times at bat cooled as uniforms and various asset, and gate magnet, was Janet Keener 463, Wanda Bona- ) The Marines upset Ansaldi 6:00 (18) IM s Week in Sports homers to his credit, which is over league-leading Moriarty’s this spring. other equipment were packed. KiUebrew. with ninners. He’s got to be NASCAR Grand National cir- Construction Thursday night, the 11th greatest amount hit by ,, i j V 1 I DotUe Whitehead 189 in a hotly-contested game In toe Wagner, 29, was obtained ncd Sox general manager Dick 6:30 (18) Week In NBA ’This spring, KiUebrew has aUve . on all bunt situations . and cult would be missing when the 437^ Raty Spearin 187-491. April Fo(d! In reality, toe Ma­ With Portland NBA Entry a player in major league his­ starter’s flag drops at 1 :30 p.m. ______Rec lieague. ' 3 from the Philadelphia Phillies o ’Coimell made more trade pro- been playing both at first and ^ either charging In or out. rines closed out toe 197971 sea­ SUNDAY tory. The winners fell behind, 10-6, In 1969. He srpUt last season be- o ’Ctonnell made more trade third base. Would he be used at ETrst base is twice as hard as EST. son by absorbing their 15th be seeking between $1.5 mlUion KUlebrew was the first bonus ,A .1, >n. .u -i.. MOUNTAIN DEW-^dna Tut- in toe early pert of toe first PORTLAND, Ore (AP) — tween Uie Red Sox and Louis- proposlUons earUer in the 1:30 (3) NHL: Canadlens vs. first ba^e to help save his legs? third base,” the former New Am ong those stUl on the side- t o s m u T-si-nr l u straight loss without a victory Sidney Wicks of UCXA signed a and $2 mllUon. player ever signed by the Wash- lines when final qualifying got 477 M a ril^ 19a . quarter but rallied behind vine of the International week, but apparenUy other “Not If I can help it," said York Giant shortstop said. at toe hands of Ansaldi’s by toe five-year contract Friday with The Blazers picked Wicks Bruins Ington organization. imderway was Dick Brooks, a ’ ^ Frank Kind’s shooting to take League, and was handicapped clubs weren’t buying what he is Rigney. Rigney has to be cnn L.-Whip- only to have toe winners scram­ za, Ansaldi's went on to score toe signing. Park Tuesday. The flrat 30 *^® pie 216-663, Bill Avery 2296^ Was toe difference strictly offer would be mosUy cash. by Mercury secuUve year, according to bas- while sttdklng 41 home runs. and California) and the Twins, batted in, most ble back and carry a 63-64 dlge 41 fourth period points to out­ There’s been talk for years ,ere n„ai.«,d T h u ^ .md Will Gagne 213-663, A1 Boweti dollars? ketball figures released Friday "There’s been talk for years “If KiUebrew couldn’t throw. figures. into toe final canto. . distance toe Marines. by the New England Sports In- that KUlebrew should play first I’d use him at first base, but winning 221-668, AUen Crawford 2334190, It’s litUe wonder Not to be denied, Anaaldi’s Frank Kinel paced Ansaldi’s "I would have to say yea,” from S2217. Last N i^t’g Fi^ts formaUon Directors Assocla- base in orfer to prolong his he’s got a good, strong arm,” was voted Player-of-Uie-Year In lW.162 mUes per'h^’r InTMer' »7 , Don Utwle 202, said toe AU-Amerlcan who quickly built thdr lead up to 16 offense with 27 points. Not far B o w lin g PEStPIGNAN, France — tion. career and save his legs. They Rigney said of his power boy. the American League in'1970. cury. Pete ^ u L ?op^ w l^ . pdnts but once again the Gas behind was Pat Mistretta with helped UCLA to Its fifth t consecuUve NCAA basket­ MORIARTY Marcel Cerdan Jr., France, ...... 6,Erving, ..a jjunior...... who- _ is ru- claim that using himn at third ^ “He reaUy doesn’t care where ® '^® The previous nrevlous year vear he annexed Friday’s trtaintrials, posted nnatea 164.681 iiu ui Rav,..’. Hanlev 2nn 219206-617,t>i ... House Gang rallied and shaved 24 markers. Bill Viot and Bill ball championship last week­ outpointed Maus Mein, West mored to have signed a ccnitract "“ c takes too much out of he plays, as long as he’s help- the junior loop’s most valuable mUes per hour in a Plymouth. 6eo vir .oa... Rleclty the edge to four, before run­ Troy had 20 apiece with Bob RliOfifiOlifS — Bernice Welch BROTHERS with the Virginia Squires of the Tba-t’s a lot of bunk," ing the team ■win. I would like player laurels. He wUl start 16th in the order. ' «juadrtto 666. end. Germany, 10, welterweights. ning out of gas. ^ Goehring and Chuck Salmond 177. ( I'.XTKi: .STHi:i.'i American Basketball Associa- R ign ey said. to use him at third base. Twelve Umes, including the it will be the fastest field EARLY BIRDS — Kinel led a well-balanced An- chipping in with 18 and 16 points Harry GUckman, executive M \\(ni;sTi;i: Germany — tlon despite having a year of ell- “First base is much harder The MUer, now 34, one of \ vice president of toe Blazers, COLOGNE, W. last eight years. MUebrew has ever to start the race at AIB. Pohlmaim 139342 N a n r ^ f !u « saldl attack with 24 points. Pat respectively. Jergen BUn, 194, West Germa­ gibUlty remaining, averaged to play Uian third. The first many tags applied to Uie husky, been honoredhrmr9l"giH byhv beingKolniar nam-nom. The'Tha average ot speed\aa/I rVof the first -eorv130, Barbaraw*__*___ C ^ alln h^^ i«*o f For toe Marines, Steve Cam- (Herald photo by Pinto) would say only that toe con­ NITE OWL — Ruth Johnston Mistretta and BIU Viot, who did 190-462, Lois Johnson 190404, ny, outpointed Manuel Ramos 26.9 points and 19.6 rebounds a basem M is the center of aU ac- balding inflelder, will join the e'd to the American League’s 30 qualifiers was in excess of ly PhlUips 1 2 8 ,^ ^ ^ W 1 ^ ’ 1 yeoman work by out-rebounding, pano and Don Schofield each ARMY & NAVY CLUB won the West Side Rec Mike Silver, Mike Presti, Dan Dumont; Bwk, tract would give Wicks finan­ game. Uon. On every baU that Is hit, 600 Home Run Club this season, AU-Star team. Mary Lou SmaU 189612, Mary 216, Mexico, 10. 149 mUes per hour. Vlvl Bayer 362. their taller foes, each caged 23 netted 20 points with Steve Gor­ Midget Basketball League championship last sea­ Ckiach Joe Presti, Mike Stevens, Scott Plecity, cial security. don adding 14 markers to toe Wicks had been reiported to Lourle 476, Gert FarreU 468. p

A 134VS oaDiw \rm PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. (X)NN., SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1971 PAGE FIFTEEN BY SHORTEN aod WHIPPLE Help Wonted-Mole 36 lininen ServiCM 13 THERE OUGHTA B E A L A W 37 HeusehoM Goods 51 Apartments - Flats - Apartments - Flats - ^ Out of Town Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Out of Tovm WINDOW cleaner — Must be ______------REFRIGERATOR Z Tenements 63 Tenements 63 For Rent 66 For Sole 75 LJCnTT tru ckin g, od d Jobe, a lso experienced fmr part-time or asWONG machine (praters ------PRINCErrON ST. — Lovely 3- ment sUed, Uke new, $76. 80" 406 KEENEjY ST. — Beautiful bedroom Colonial, custom built ------moving large appliances. o k e f u s s v g o v a b o u t mi6 p o o d - ' a B uT g et a loa d o f ste r ile SAM ON A fuU-tlm e w ork. C all 649*6884. som e ex p erien ce, fu ll o r pa rt- NEWER one-bedroom apart- BOLTON — 8-room cottage, gas stove. $so. location, 8 rooms, 2 unfinished, by and for the present owners. COVENTRY — Handyman’s CLASSIFIED Burning barrels delivered, $4- NUNIMG-IRIP NO SELF-RESPEcnNG tlme. 643-2264 or apply in per- doors. ments availaUe now. $169$160 2-bedroom apartment vrinterlzed. 621-3737 anytime’ Offered by the 6U6PICIOU6 $(>ECI1 AND NE'LL CAU. THE $32,000. CaU 6490689. Choice residential section, spec®, four-room house. Ar- M 4 -m 5 . SCAlfCNGEIHIOULD IDUCrt iWAr ME GULPSPO«IN- OinSIDE worker — laboring ^ cobar Co., 77 fflUlard St., 641 HUB evetinri or 6411444 ’ ****' month including heat and Jn renovated m a^on, hea^ 5,^0 p.m., 1-223-4460. BOARD OF HEALTN - Must be seen to be appreclat- teslan well, lake privileges. oh pipe work. Install and Mdnehester. evenmgs or 049140. appUances. Paul W. Dougan, water, appliances, and ------DRIVEWAY sealing, tree re- ^ ^ « pump sceptic tanks, drive 8EWINO machine — Singer zlg Realtor, 649-4636. ' fireplace inciuaed.included. $230 per VERNON — Extra nice two- ROCKLEDGE — 4 bedrooms! ted. T. J. Crockett, Realtors, Asking $10,900. Call Margaret ADVERTISING m ov al, a lso Ug^it trucking and A MAiR . 'NhERE < RtGOT -DiEREf AR E OOFSl SORRV f 6 0 W H A t ? TASTES BETTER PHILBRICK Two fuU baths. Fireplaced Uv- 643-1677. Hansen, Agent, 742-6061. small and medium trucks, m- f u l l or part-time, unusual op- sag. holes ------month. Paul W. Dougan, Real- room furnished apartment. 'R )U NOT X STEPPED -TNATWAV-rtANAl odd Jobs, y a rd work. R ea sm - I DON'T SEE teresUng work, pleasant con- portunlty for man or woman, heiM, etc Origin^v tS40 nnw 2-bedroom Town- tor, 6494636. Utilities Included. $140 month- Ing room. Large treed lot. ------CLASSIFIBD ADVERTISING DEFT. HOURS able rates, free estimates. Call A NAlR f EATING THIS GARBAGEf ON VOUR. ditiotis. McKinney Bros. Septic several areas open for those house, m baths, fuU-private ------ly . 872-2167. Kitchen with built-lns. Rec MANCHBSTEai — New Usting. EAST HARTFORD — Large 7- room. Aluminum storms and Seven - room Ranch, plus room Raised Ranch, wall-to- 8 AJL t» 4:80 PJL Mike, 28»-683« or 64S-«67e after TARE IT BACR-^ CALL Tank Co., MitcheU Drive, Interested in a gW)d steady in­ 6?? 0961- basement, heat and ai^Uances • ROOM apartment, ------AGENCY screens. Low 30’s. Keith Real laundry room, dishwasher, wall carpeting. Recreation 5 p .m . HE MANAGER. off Parker St. Inquire 7 a.m. come. Retirement possible. ueaier.______Included. $236 per month. Paul Adults, first floor, stove and ------Estate, 6464126, 6491922. range, 1% baths, family room room, fireplace, aluminum sid- Phone 649-4818 between 7-9 amnililt W. Dougan, Realtor. 6494536. refrigerator. Call at 354 Center RcSOlt Property SOUTH W INDSOR, B lreh HIU, COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. BULXJDOSSER bcuskhoe w ork, to 8 a .m . Mm ------1 ~ ------with fireplace, waU-to-waU car- Ing, garage. $30,900. Hutchins p .m . ______67 la^e 7-ix)om R an^ ca tee^ MANCHESTER - Rockledge petlng, screened tear porch, Agency, 6495324. 4:MP 3 L DAY BBFDBX FDBUOAIMIH land clecuing, state licensed MALE, over 21, must have ______------for installation of septic tanks ceiling Custom Colonial, 4 bedrooms, attached garage, tastefully DMMlllBe tor tetnrtay and BiM tej >• pjn. FMdMj driver’s license. Salary to FUIXrTTMB punch press oper- tent cation. Q u a n i A ^ rental - apartments, TOLLAND — Just listed, very and sewers. Paul Sdiendel, decorated. Move-in condltimi. compare with experience, for ators, 40-hour week, Apply in p r ic e n ow o r m onth- nice 6)4 -room Ranch, non-de- 649KM66. FuU $66 7 Furnished E lva T yler, R ea ltor, 649-4469. PLEASE READ YOUR AD moving and storage husineas. person, Gayle Mfg. Co., 1068C t.. *6®*- C m l J-D . R ea l E state A 9 • . fireplace, private’beach. Sui^l S T™’ ______velopment. Nice area of Apply Admiral Moving and >iv>Uand 8L, East Hartford. 63-A SPRING clean-up, landscaiNng drtteT^ 1“®” Aportments mer vacations filling fast. 649 Si^riie“ ^ “”- homes. Three bedrooms, eat- Ca«—Hied or '’Wont Ado” ore token over tl ■ ton e > S tora ge Q>., 488 C hapel R d . , ------— 0189. i t o F IR ST and gardening, aU types. Also MANCHESTER - Brtmmstone CXIMFORTABLY furnlriied 8 ______large wooded l o t . ------in kitchen, carpeted Uving fMovenlMice. Hie odvertleei ekoaU rend Mo i South l^lndsor, 628-4421. LIVING ROOM),-kitchen set, 9x DAT IT AFPKAB8 and REPOBT TOpmW In ttoM tor tke light trucking. Free estimates. Apartments. Large two-bed- «><»““ shower, also includ------___ 2.7 ACREIS, beautiful view, 7- T n irifp rl room, fireplace, one-car ga- Situotiom Wootod - 12 rug, exceUent condition. Af­ next Inoertfon. Hke Herald to reopoaoMe tor on|j OMB la* Call M»-7469. room duplex apartment. Am- hig all utiUties, paridng, 272 Wonted To Rent SQ CUSTOM-BUILT ranch, 7 spa- room custom Ranrt, 8 baths, IVJU 1C IIIVILCU. rage. Beautiful high treed lot. MANAGER for health and 38 ter 6 p.m., 742-9162. oorreot or wnltted inoerUon tor any adveHtoeneent and tken pie closets, 1% baths, heat, hot M®ln St. clous rooms, 2-fuU baths, for- family room, 2-car garage. ’ $24,900. R. L. Gardner, Real- TWO YOUNG, married men will beauty aids store. Excellent ______only to Oie extent ot a “ make good” iaaeitian. Bnoio wMek starting salary. Apply Big L. WUX. CARE for your chUdren FiTRNrriTRF for uiia Water caroeUne annUaiiGea ------MOTHER—Two children, need mal (Uning room, famUy room, privacy. do not leooen the value of the advevtiaonoent will not he do small repair Jobs and paint­ 649“ Tomorrow. Sunday 2-5 D.m. ______corrected by “ make good” lannttm ing, also cellar cleaning and Discount Store, 913 Main St., in my Ucensed home, prefer __. _____ Al , A nlshed, private bath and en- 2 ; ^ = ROCKVILLE — 9room Cape, lig^t trucking. Call tfS-assa, Manchester. over age two. CaU 649-4688. laneous furniture. 6494917. ^ ga^es, optlcmal. Imme- no pets. 226 MM CENTER ST. Large 19 MANCHESTER -South Farms Brand new homes In Man­ four bedrooms and bath up, $1M. monthly. 6298364. Oolootel may be ui«l for _New 7-room RalsW Ranch. large kitchen, dining room, Uv­ M F r e o ) 646-aM7. FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator, 0>art®«- Oak, 048-8308. chester proper with delight­ Adults $218. CaU 0491769 or ______^______!______. ------home or aCCices, large lot with •nu-ee bedrooms, kitchen, llv- ing room and den down. Ga­ Dogs - Birds — Puts 41 used but good $26. CaU 649 872-9090. ful rural settings. Pick your TREE SERVICE (Soucier)— AUTO BODY MAN THREE - ROOM furnished BusinOSS Prapetty poaslbiuty c t acquiring more room, dining rooin, feunlly home or your lot for sum­ rage. Large lot for children. 643-2711 87S-3136 7376. apartment. All utlUties includ­ Trees cut, building lots clear­ MANCHESTER small 3-room Pq ^ Sole 70 ^A***^' room, 2)4 baths, fireplace, mer delivery. We Invite $19,900. Rowe ft Rowe, 8793167. ed, trees topped. Got a tree t o ' ed. Near Hospital. References One experienced body man a d o r a b l e smaU miniature apartment, one block off Cen­ comparison for size, quaUty ULUAH COHRAO required. il«T per me«th. S u - b b LOW AppruJual. Hiree COVENTRY — Up o« Daley AiitomebilM For Sole 4 pr^lem ! Well worth phone poodles, black. 876-7861. Musical Instruments 53 ter St. and bus. Heat includ­ and location. BAR.ro, PA. ;Tfi».nsf.u.8.PM*o«. ^ or body man’s helper want­ Rd., Just Usted, 4-room Ranch caU, 742-^. ed. $120 monthly. CaU Paul W. Rerdtre., Md- creZerell buUdU« ^^d S S S S ------ed by Fitzgerald Inc. Many NUTMEG HOMES has a for only $11,900. T.J. Crockett, 1967 VOLKSW AGEN sedan, Uke ^ ^ __ SIAMESE seal point kittens, DRUM set--Mlnt condition, four Dougan Realtor,' 049-4636. new inside and out, radio in- CLEANING — Interior both ______$20 each. Choose now, pick iq> drains, cymbals, high hat, cow one year old, self-service coin, P »t»«tU a . M^CHB^ Indus^ ^ weU-earned reputation for Realtor, 6491677. HERALD benefits, Blue Croes, CMS a t t r a c t i v e 3-room furnish­ eluded. Asking »1,095. Call 643- residential and commercial. in 2 weeks. 872-3561. bell wood tdoch. 6491896. MANCHESTER — Budgeting? launtoy which is owner oper- d UPLEX-7-7. Handy location. quality of construction and 16 Business Opportunity 28 Help Wonted-Female 35 plan, uniforms, retirement ed, heated apartment. Private ness oppertunlty. High traffic SOUTH WINDSOR Satisfactory work guaranteed. Roofing — Siding Choose these wie - beijroom ated. So be the owner cf this $28,600. excellence of design. Do BOX LETTERS benefits, 6-day week, no Sat­ entrances. Adults, no pets. Se­ count, good condition. CaU For friendly free estimates, AHC white toy poodles, with CABLE Nelson Spinet piano. apartments. Itefrlgerator, property and get youraelf a . . come visit us. FOUR-BEDROOM 1964 PONTIAC Bdnnevllle au- call Suburbw Floor Malnten- P 4 S RooOng — Roofing and curity deposit. Reference. 643- Hayes Agency, BEELINE Fashions — part or urdays. Apply in person to pedigree, exceptional quaUty, Excellent condition. Asking stove, heat, hot water, master business as a bonus. Building ROCKLEDGE—Dynamic 9 room Ten-year old oversize Cape ¥ m \ m t tomatlc, power steering, pow- ance, 649 9229. repairs done realistically. Free 4860. Office on Richmond Drive, fuU-Ume opportunity for five Mike Hardel, .Sales Man­ champion stock, 10 weeks old, $600. C all evenin gs, 047-1009. TV antenna, laundry faciUtles, and ^ p m en t $92,0M. p “ft D K«l«®d Ranch 6 bedrooms, 2)4 M U m .______with two-car attached ga­ er brakes, air-conditioning, ------estimates. Manchester. 649- New 3-Bay which runs west off Vemon women who must supplement a g er. with shots, worm checked and aU on a woikingman’s budget. rage on three-quarter acre n ew transm ission. C ali 643- ~m . ■ ^ ___ <___ a 1®^®* CJoventry 742-8388. puppy pUpped. (JkiU 876-6136 af­ Annum Realty, 044-2965. ISS’mn^ MANLJIESTER ~ ^ «• St. Look for signs. THE HERALD Win not Household Services 13-A their family Income, but who Wearing Apparel - H.S.P. Realty Management, treed lot. Ideal for the grow­ disckwe the IdatAity of 6760. cannot take ordinary time ______te r 4:30. 5224296 o r 647-1871. Business Locations ing famUy. Give everyone any advertiser using box Sunoco Station 'clock Jobs. Display Beeline FITZGERALD FORD INC. $ 4 aatile home In an exceUent l9 1969 erles, slip Roofing ond Furs 57 For Rent Investment Property cOUana. Must be seen to be their own room. Price $28,- letters. Readers answer* TWO-BEDROOM garden type ______For Sole 70-A cation. 2-car garage BELFIORE AGENCY 900. P lea se caU M r. John hardtop sedan. Poww steei- Chim neys 16-A fashions ^thout n^lecU^ Windsor Ave., RockviUe 42 TWO women’s coats, winter, appreciated. T.J. C rockett, Ing blind boat ads who Budget terms. _____ home and famUy. No delivery, Live Stock ap€irtment, heat, appliances, MANCHESTER G reen — McLaughlin at 6496306. desire to prataot thMr ing, radio. Very clean. liosr For Lease size 11-12; two men's winter Realtor, 6491677. 1046. Days, 624-0164, evenlngB, HOOFING — Specializing re- sales talk or convenUonal sell- _____ and carpets, $200. monthly. Ground floor,_ 900__ sq. ft. front MANCHESTEIR AAUA Aure., — Six famUy •HJST OFT PORTOR ST.—4- identity can foUow ‘Iris mileage. Phene 640-2881. V fE U aa pony — broken for coats, size 4942. $8., $10. 649 Paul W. Dougaii, Realtor, 649 ^ ‘rtlon carfl^ted, sMOiid fi^ i "unircenti4iy‘ located. Excel- bedroom Dutch ^lonlal irith an Realtors 647-1413 649-7600. p o ^ r^ s of aH Un^, new (Ready A p r i l ing. Average Beeline ^ llst BooKujjEjpFai _ E x p erl- chUdren, sleds and carts. 643- p roced u re: about 15th) 7026. 4636. one office 12 x 12, call 649 lent income producer. Price ^ “ble m oi^ f ^ • • B & W • • 1968 CHEVROLET, 4-door se­ roofs, gutter work, chimneys ' can earn $60 and up weekly for enced, full-Ume position. Re' 7026. 643-7992. PARK STREET BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Encloae your isnljr M TWO handymen want a variety 8 to 16 hours. For interview VILLAGER ' Apartments—Five- 2741 or 649-6688.______has been r^ced lor quick ^ MANCHESTER vicinity — dan, good engine, good trans- cleaned and repaired. 80 years ply Box "GG” Manchester ------Manchester Parkade the box in an snvoope — of Jobs by day or hour. We Route 195 & Baxter Rd., appointm ent, ca ll 646-0480, 649- sale. T.J. Crockett, Rector, “ bdien. large famUy room. Starter home? We have homes miskon. First $110 takes it. experienxie. Free estimates. Herald, stating experience and - . , __ ^ Wonted - To Buy 5B room Townhouse. 1)4 tiled NICE two-room front office, M anchester 649-5306 address to the Classified clean yards, attlca and cellars. Tolland 2462, 876-4549. 4S 6491677. BLUNGTON — Handsome 9 Ten-room home with more from $13,600 and up. CaU to- M anager, Maneheatar C ali 647-1976 a fte r 6 p.m . Call Howley, 643-6361. salary desired. An equal op- AmCICS rO f aOW ______baths, waU-to-wall carpeting. Reasonable rent. Inquire Du- ______Reasonable. CaU 643-6306.______WANTED — antique furniture, room Raised Ranch on large than one acre of land, good day. 643-6930. Mitten Realty, EAST HARTFORD, no substi­ ESvening Herald, togetlMr portunlty employer.______NEED Urea? 40 per cent dto- gtesn, pewter, oU paintings or two air-conditioners, private baldo Music Center, 186 West INVESTMENT condition throughout Love­ with a memo Usttaig ttis basement. Washer and dryer Middle Tpke. CaU 649-6206 wooded lot. Large carpeted R esdtors. tute for quaUty. Five-room Heotfng ond Plumbing 17 AUTO mechanic, must be ex- count Premium, first line, otiMr antique itoma. Any quan­ PROPERTY ly shade trees, B-sone. companies you do NOT holes, zippers repaired. Win- _____ • PAID TRAINING BOOKKEEPER hookup. G.E. appUances and weekdays after 3 p..m., Satur- kitchen and dining room, mod­ Ranch, fireplace, garage, 1)4 steering and brakes, clean perienced, exceUent working wide ovals, prowlers. tru ck tity. The Harrlaon’s, 643-8709, With three offices and four Quick occupancy. Shown by MANCHBSTER — $26,900, Por­ want to aoo your latter. gas beat. Charles Lesperance, days 9 to 5 p.m. ern eat-ln kitchen with buUt-lns, baths. Huge bedrooms. Alumi­ $800. 649-4667 a fte r 6 p.m . dow diades made to meaaure s a M WATSON Plumbing and _ ■FVPP'TJ.TCNT POTEN- Ures. Cole’s Discount Statlan, 166 Oakland Street 4-room apartments. Includes appointment only. ter St. area, 7-room Colonial, Your letter will be do* aU alxe Venetian blinds. Keys Heating, Bathroom remodel­ GIRL FRIDAY condlUons and fringe benefits, 6497620. ------^ 4 bedrooms, inviting paneled num siding. FuU cellar, sew­ stroyed if the advartieer 461 West Center St, 643-6882. ranges, refrigerators and 3-bedrooms, walUng distance made whUe you wait. Tape ing and repaira. Free esti­ TIAL 6-day week. tn person ______OFFICES: One-single room famUy room with fireplace. A ers, bus. $26,900. Pasek Real- is one you’ve msntlonsd. 1967 VOLKSWAGEN bug, good ^m!'^Sl**BTTOerv^rt^*’b ^ - HEBRON — Newer 2-bedroom and one three-room comer garbage dlspos^. ExceUent beautifuUy decorated home, f!TTATtT.T?!R LESPERANCE ^ everything. Helen D. Cede, 2897475 condition . CaU 643-7961 o r 232- recorders for rent. Marlow’s, mates. OaU 649-8806. AutomoUve bookkeeping and to Albert P a^, »en^e scaiBBlNED loom, aand, gravel, If n ot It w HI bo bsndlod ______• MODERATE INVEST- ager. Carter Chevrolet Co. Inc, ^SSi:r^ul^nrA l^h^3 apartment, ChUdren welcome, suite. House ft Hale BuUdlng, revenue, near Main St buUtbuUt In in 1970. 1970. ^ Realtor, 6496668. in the usual maiaier* 4972. 867 Main St, 6496221. analysis work for local processed i^nivel, stone, fiU. GRANT'S Plumbing Service — MENT 1229 Main St, Manchester. ftoSm of iS k 'eqiilpment'for carpeting. appUances, heat, 963 Main St. Phone 643-4846. 649-7620 TOLLAND — New 6)4 room L- Volkswagen dealer. Call Mr. Also buUdoser aiad hackhoe MULTIPLE DWETLLINGS n e w LianNa — oventiied MANOHESTE/R — To settle es­ 1965 THUNDERBLRD, ronvert- WASHING machine repairs. Ranch. Cathedral celling • F I N A N a N G AVAIL­ Baylesa for interview. 649- WIDOW with young children service and drain fields. fa s t r e ^ y CaU cOMJdERdAL place for rent; Four-family apartment, 8 Oarrlson Oolonlal, less than tate, 7-room older Colonial. Ex- Uving room, fireplace, 3 bed­ ible, CaU 647-9911 between 8 RCA Whirlpool, Kenmore, Fountalne’s Used Restaurant “ ®^®«*^®y- montniy. ^ ^ ABLE wants strong man to do odd Geoege H. Grlfflng, Andover rooms each, stoves, refrlg- year old. Owner trans- ______ceUent condition, 1)4 baths. rooms, garage. Treed lot. a.m. and 3:30. Maytag. Reasonable rates. 643- E q u ip m en t 627-6771. 473 W ind- ®<6'0882. 6492871.______Lost and Found 1 jobs around the house. Grass, 742-7886. erators, near Main St. Good fom d. Eight rooms, 2)4 baths, LUDLOW Rd. Builder’s large lot. Garage. $28,800. $26,900. Hayes Agency, 649 4913, 647-1719. Contemporary Red- Hayes Agency, 6490131. For details caU dally. Hr. bushes, snow shoveling etc., g l AjSBFYRE fireplace screen. Bor St, Comer of Canton St., DELUXE one-bedroom apart- lent business location with income. fizxt-floor family room with home. ~ 0131. FOUND — Tbe best place to OLDSMOBUE 1970 Cutlass Su ___^ GAL FRIDAY — We have an H artford. choose home decorations and preme, buckets, vhiyl top, ODD JOBS — Miscellaneous re- MiRinery. Cox, 668-3400. Evenings and In spare time, for yearly fee. extinguisher, dinette set, ment, waU - to - w all. carpet- business. Call 6492426, 9 . 6. mAPTTTCt T 17CSPFR AMPF ^replace, fonnal dining room, wood. Three bedroo^ (space RD.—Four bedrooms, immediate opening for a fuU- « s ;» house, big gifts is Tour Gift GaUexy at power brakea—steering, excel- pairs, clean-up, carpentry Dressmaking 19 weekends, Mr. SpUecM, Manchester miscellaneous items. CaU WANTED — Old pick-up track, Ing throughout, complete ap- aTRFiCT Office s^ ^ CHARLES^^PERANCE ^ bedrooms, atamln^ sidl^, 2 additional), 2)4 b ^ . famUy flreplace. wall- 4 tedr^r time girl. Varied duties, wlU pUances, vanity bath. Central- STREET Office spac®. l-bedroom Colonial. WatUns, 986 iTetn at "ia a r 1®"* condition, 646-4699, a fter 6. work, concrete wort, roofs a n d ------6496446. Herald. 742-6626. 1946 to 1966. M ust be in good ______S'car garage. ExceUent neigh- room, carpeti^, drapes, all to-wall caraeUnit.carpeting, famUvfamUy light trucking. CaU 6466498. CUSTOM tailored ladles dress­ train. We offer aU fringe ben e- ______;______appliances. Heavily wooded Large wooded lot. Quiet street. running condition. CaU days, ly loca ted . $176 m onthly. R . D . 1** P®*" borhood. $43,600. room, new electric range. home town friendly worid of iges PLYMOUTH Fury, 2-door es,. suits, alterations and fits. Brand new faculties and MILLER Pharmacy requires -x u s j a t rugs ri^t, they’U be a Murdock. 6492892. ba.^' alr-comU^ned. ^ R a y H olcom be, R ea ltors, 644- 6492396, E ven ings, 649-6625. gifts. ’Telephone, 8486171. hardtop, automatic 8, $880. 646- SPRING CIEAN-UPS - Yards costume Jewelry In irour stone equipment.. .. A,-,, CaU for appoint- ^" ■ part-time ’ “ clerks, experienced ■ j delight If cleaned with Blue matic fire sprinkler. Apply Land For Sole RANCH-Bxtra large modem ******^ 1285. cloeed rear porch, two-car cleaned. Also attics, cellars, preference. 649-1133. ment, Mr. Jones, 6491712. preferred, driver’s Ucense. No HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques, UNUSUAL one-bedroom du- Marlow's, 867 Main St. kitchen with buUt-lns. Large LOST — Tan long haired male. 1634. Lustre. Rent electric diampoo- ______garages, trash removed. Free SHELL DEALERSHIP bric-a-brac, locks, frames, EMU-private basement ------tod ^ a S 'S T s a«L “ ^ : bvlng roii wTlh ’wali-t^wAfl NINE-R o 6 m custom huUt Gar- 8^ ® . am®slte driye_tocel. V ^O N Spri^_ c le ^ WOMAN for light housework, calls. er $1. Olcott Variety Store. via w /*oi"fV6Hiio? s *> vImmi ^Vki/onini im fAAf icnt c^ndiflon. Austin A . done In this G-room ItrSneh. mongrel dog, Bolton vicinity, OLDSMOBUE Cutlass Su- estimates. 628-0670 anjrUme. g'lassware. We buy estates. Heat,neai, appUancesappuances mciunea.Included. $190 Reward. 646-1836. preme, 2-door, vinyl hardtop, M oving - NOW AVAILABLE one day weekly. CaU 6497204 SALES help fuU or part-time OARK RICH atonie free 1 ^ , VlUage Peddler, Auctioneer, 2326. living room includes carpeting, $1,260. firm. 643-9612. LIGHT trucking, cellar and Tww.ltln« _ $101006 2 0 after 6 p.m. appUance experience prefer­ 6 yards $20, sand, gravel, FO R R E N T Brokers invited. ______double garage, carpeting FOUND — black and white cat. attics cleaned, odd Jobe, lawns, 420 Lake St., Bolton, 6493247. CUtOA 1849—Federal Colonial— 3 bedrooms, finished famUy IN MANCHESTER red or wiU train. Apply at Etefie, manure, pool, and patio Hayes Agency, 646-0181. vicinity of Keeney St., wants to igeg OUDSMOBHE 88, 4-doOT trees cut 'and removed. CaU MANCHESTER — DeUvery- ABB YOU ambitious? Bam ex­ NEW deluxe 2-bedroom duplex. Six large rooms, fuU walk-up room, garage. Aluminum Bemie’s TV, Manchester sand. 6499504. SPRING OFFERINGS go home. CaU 643-7483. sedan, power brakes, power 643-6000. u^t trucking and package de- tra money, fuU or part-time, P ark ad e. Available April 1st, heat, ap­ attic, handy location. $26,900. MANCHESTER — 7-room Co storms and screens. Nice yard become a Koscot beauty ad- Rooms Without Board 59 , steering, automatic. ExceUent ----- Uvery. Refrigerators, washers EARN ?15,000-$80,000. ALUMINUM aheets used as pliances, carpeting, air-condi­ I 3,700 lonlal, 8 bedrooms, enclosed 113,500 20 minutes from Hart- with view. Rowe & Rowe, 876- and atove moving, specialty. visor. Free tmlning by quaU- WANTED, retired gentleman ROOM for lady, kitchen privi­ tioning Included, $220 per 72 5*^*?*^® boated Bunporch, formal din- ford, 4 rooms, aluminum 3167. rniinnnli 3 condition. $SOO firm . 649-9886. printing plates, .009 thick, 2Sx Houses For Sole ^ Ranch h^e. abounding ^ ^ Folding chairs for rent, 649- fled lnstrucu>rs. CaU Rothman for daUy maintenance and 36” , 25 cents each or 6 for $1. leges, on bus line. CaU after 6, month. Paul W. Dougan, Real­ Building Contracting 14 Ambitious man desired now MANCHESTER!ESTEK —. Two-bed- withaMen- h ,p . M ercu ry and traU er, $676. 647-1146. MANCHESTER Unique two-level redwood tors, 640-6S24. rage, intercom, extras. Must condition. Side curtains, gaso­ two adults. 6492426, 96 p.m. ing your propel?” (3aU • • B &L W • • line engine, fuUy automatic. Inc., 6436169, 872-0647 eve- pAINTTNG and papering, CaU CaU 649-4610. ing for a fuU-time bookkeeper call 6494040 after 6:30. 648-1553 contemporary, with large BARROWS and WALLACE Co. MANCHESTER - Six-room “ ®; * ^ ® ’ r o r s o w ^ IF YOU ARB THE MAN— with experience. We offer aU TODAY1 O nly 1,400 h ours. $4,760. 644- nlngs. John, 643-8048. TWO BEAUTIFUL rooms, ______deck. Architect designed, Manchester Parkade Ranch, Three bedrooms, ga- ______3167. FOR MORE INFORMA­ BABYSITTER wanted 3 nights Aportments - Flats- NEED CART Cndlt very bad? 2966. fringe beneflte Salary com- HoUSeiloM GoodS 51 heat, hot water Included In jjp -pQ 720 sq. ft. available. Lo- M anchester 649-6306 rage, 1)4 baths. Mid 20’s. La- VERNON CARPENTRT and remodeling, NA3dE your own price, paint- weekly, 4:30 - 10:30. Must mensurate with experience. ______Tenements______W custom -built 1987. Three Bankrupt, rspossessloo? Bon- TION CALL COLLECT, rent. Second floor. 668-0833, af- gated Ellington Rd., South Penta Agency, Realtor, 649 sat accepte lowest CHEVROLET, \ ton cus- rec rooms, dormers, kitchens, hig, papertianging, removal, ha v e own transportation Brand new faculties and PHILOO 23” black and vdiite bedroomSjq.^)4 baths. Dream Y4T TTT TIT't »23,600 - 4-BEI»OOM Colonial CLEAN DREAM WEEK DAYS 1-528-9401 MR. home. References. 6497706, DELUXE one-bedroom apart­ ter 6 p.m. Windsor. WlU alter for tenant. 2440. Spotless is the only way you down, smaUest payments, aiqr- tom camper pick-up with additions and garages. CaU prompt service, fuUy Insured. equipment. CaU for appoint- televiaimi. $50. Good condition, kitchen with double self­ pT-lTT R R 1(^1^ bum ISOO, fireiUace, good cob- PALUMBO, NIGHTS AND Saturdays 646-4260. Ask for ment, waU - to - wall carpet- N ear p rofession a l cen ter. 644- JL JL XJLJL/i-Jl.\.lv.>iX. dition. Double xaraare. fall can describe this 6)4 room wbere. Not small loan finance ca m p er top , m any extras. 649- Tom Corbitt, 643-0086. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call ment, Mr. Jcxies, 6491712. CaU 647-9008. !****®?'. ? ? ^ * * * * _ * ^ ^ * ’_ _ ^ C A PE — N ew on m arket, cen ­ Linda. cleaning ovens. Two fire­ treed lot. Helen D. Ode, Real­ Ranch. 3 gtx>d sized bed­ compaiiy plan. Douglas Mo- ______2113 after 6. H ALLM ARK~i^^ CO. For Jerry Kenney 647-9664. WEEK ENDS 1-666-6160 MR. basement, full attic, garage, ______tral location. Six rooms i^us pUances, vanity bath. Central­ places. Central air-cotidl- tor, 643-6666. rooms, beautiful kitchen, ton, S4B Main. JARVIS. MATURE woman, general of­ garden, lawn. Children ac- b U ILDIN Q 25x 66, with office sunporch. Garage. 60x120’ lot. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN pick-vq> home improvement, additions, i n s i d e —outside painting. Spe- ly located. $176 monthly. R.D. tloning, double garage, auto­ dishwasher, city water, fice work, one girl office, Cen­ cepted. $136. per month. Call space. Light manufacturing, AGENCY Bel Air Real Estate, 6499332. 1970 C O U G A R — tw o r tio r hard­ truck, rebuUt engine. $200. rec rooms, garages, roofing, chd rates for people over 66. Or w rite—SHEUJL O IL OO., Murdock, 6492692.______8T RANCH — Flrq>Iace, panel­ raised hearth fireplace, ter St. Manchester. Hours 19 6498349 after noon for appoint­ small business, furniture re- matic control. Extensive ing, beamed ceiling, countiY top coupe. Bucket seats, ocn- Needs work. CaU 649-6486. gutters. Free estimates. All caU my competitors, then caU DUNKIN' DONUTS completoly screened in car­ ------w ort guaranteed. 646-2827. me. Estimates given. 649-7863. 477 CONNECTICUT B L V D ., 8. CaU M r. L avery, 236-4688 NORTHW(X)D Apartments — m ent. upholstertng, plumbing, elec­ landscaping, professionally REALTORS kitchen, atove, treea. $33,600. aole, power steering, power ______One and tw9bodroom apart- ■ p ort. N ice treed lot, $25,900. for appointment. apartment, trical, woodworking, sign designed. No lawn to mow. HiiteWna Agency, Realton, LotS Sole 73 J. Florence. bnkes. Real sharp car. Phone ^ y fo AcceSSO riM -TirM 6 NEWTON H. SMITH A SONS— r j c h a k d E. MARTIN. FuU EAST HARTFORD, CONN. ments, central air-condition- means business adults, one child, references, painting shop, etc. Central. Many, many extras. High 6496334. 640-2881. ------Remodeling, repairing, addl- professional painting service, CLERK - TYPIST — Experi­ ing, carpeting, balcony, car- MANCHESTER — Desirable A- 643-0648. • • • • ------, ____ ^ , tlons, rec roams, porches sad interior^xterior. Flee esti- enced, FliU-Ume position. Re­ 60’ s. 646-4200 MANCHESTER — Hiree-bed- zone lot with all city utiUtles, B & W POUR. Pontiac OTO mag style roofing. No Job too smaU. CaU mates fuUy Insured. 640-4411, ply Box “F”, Manchester Location Immedkiteiy Available Sws! liom $226. J. D. Real Imm®«Uate occupancy, 633- IDEIAL professir free estimates caU ter Herald. PART-TTMB bookkeeper, pay- capital. Your earnings can be substantial in a year ►1 and 2-bedroom apart-^ ter, 120’ fnmtage, $11,700. 1961 R A M B L E R 6 cy lin d er, 2- Evenings, 649-8880. room Town House. 1)4 baths; garage, 2 fireidaces, OSO* treed 6499668. If no answer 643-6362. roU cleric, through quarterly ments. On bus Une. Aw»U- Peterman, Broker, 6499404. Agency, 64901S1. door, good running conditiofi. . . . from just one DUNKIN’ DONUTS shop I Central air conditioning; p9 Houses For Rent 65 lot, buUt 1966, ImmscuUte . _ _ — m w~a DORMERS, flush, regular, set------returns, local office. Please ances, carpeting, hedt and^ Firm $100. CaU 6491904. tio; 2-car garage; laundry MANCHE^T^ Z 100x160’ AnIO DnVHig SClWOl 7"A bock. Ilie unique vogue, on — ------■ ------reply stating qualifications. DUNKIN' DONUTS — the largest chain of fran­ ^hot water. For appoint­ TH REE-BBU >R00M R a n ch fo r M eyer R ea ltors, 648-0809 OUR SPRING SPECIALS room; AU electric Heat and treed lot. Nice area. $5,600. Ranches, Add-a-level and HoOF FiniM ilig 24 Box ”Z” , Manchester Herald. chised donut and coffee shops in the world with the ment or further Intorma- rent. HOUSE WANTED 1966 LLNOOLN cm iverU blo, 32,- SB3LXED, courteous Instruc- AMERICAN Deluxe G.E. appliances. S utotek WHO has a house under ipO.OOO? Coventry 6 acres, tremendous 000 mUes. A sking $1,000. CaU raised ranches. Shells only. highest average sales volume per store . . . and ^tion, caU anytime. Adult9lmmedlate occupancy $200. per month. pnuDricx ^ ^ bedroom s, torn. New dual contrcdled cars, available CaU Pat- SANDING, and refln- PH/3RIM MTTJil needs eiqceri- we’re still growing. Plenty of room for you to grow. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. MANCHESTER vaUey view, $10,900. Hayes Prefer Colonial or Cape, mln- 6493138. You’re never too old to learn. ^ Ishing (speclaUxlng In older SERVICE STATION $260.00. Open Saturday ft large living room with fire­ Agency, 646-0131. Imum 3 bedrooms, good sectiem enosd cashiers and aslss Sunday 1:096:00 p.m. or caU Heglstor now for spring driv­ floors). Inside painting, papers Many of our franchisees now have more than one 646-2623 MANCHESTER — Bus line — place, 2-car garage. Al«o aa- RANCH — 0 HUGE rooms with attached garage and 6.8 ------of town, $32,000 Umlt. Private 1968 C H E V E L L E , 2-door, 9 c y l- women. Interviews are now 648-7135 for appointment. ACRES OF LAND. Immaculate Inalde and out! Priced Ing, ceiUngs, etc. No Job too FOR RENT store! They started. They profited. They expanded. 6)4-room older home. Com­ ■lunable conventional mort­ MANCHESTER — ExceUent party. 6497616 after 6. Inder, stick. Must sacrifice. ing lessons. 647-1666. SAVE MONEY ! Fast service. being held betweed 6 and 6 a t on ly ra.OOO. A c t to d a y ! Dormers, room addiUmis, ga­ smaU. John VerfalUe, 8495760. p.m., Mhnday through Friday. p letely red ecora ted . $200. _gage _ at 7% P®** Keith AA aone lot, half acre plus, EiVenings, 6698783. Rockville Tired of working for someone else? Retired too Lakewood Circlo area, city ____ ------rages, porches, roofing and P llg^ , MlUs, Oakland St, early? If you’re interested in going into business monthly. References, lease, Estate, 646-4126, 6491922. CDLONIAL — 7 large and beautifully decorated rooma, 1)4 1966 PLYM O U TH B oadrunnor, MotoKycles-Bieycles 11 siding. Compare prices. Add- two children accepted. Hayes baths and fuUy carpeted. Attached garage and nics utiUtiea, CaU Mr. Zimmer, SELLING your home or acre- Sell lead ^ree “AMOCO” ManrtiMter. for yourself, and want to do it with a proven leader, MANCHESTER Center — Six- 383, 4 -q w ed , m a g w heels, A-Level Dormer Oorp. 289 Bonds - Agency, 646-0131. corner lot. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. Only $83,600. J. D. Real Estate Associatea. a g e ? E\)r prom pt frien d ly serv­ 1967 TR IU M PH , D aytona 600 WAITRESS, experienced, apiriy contact us. No obligation. You’ve nothing to lose. raom Ookmial. 1)4 baths, dou- MUST BE SOLD! 6496129. ice, caU Louis Dlmock Real­ stereo plus ta^s, CaU 6466691 0449. Slocks - Mortgages 27 Put younelf a atop ahead of MANCHESTER cc’s, exceUent condition. CaU Ralfa’s Restaurant, 2816 Main Maybe a new way of life to gain. FIVE-ROOM single house with ble garage, Partial hurinaas ty, Realtors, 6499823. a fter 6. 6490412. com p etition . CaU 663-0131 attached garage and enclosed zone. HhcceUent potential. O t- RANCH — Fantaatic 6 BBDIUXIM home in exclualve area. TOLXiAND — 3 buUdlng lota, MASONRY work aU types. Fire- Heed, many extras, low SHARPENING Service —Saws, modeling specialist. Additions, statewide. Credit rating unnec- o th er t im e s b y appointment bus, qlty uUUtles. Hutchins _ , . _ „ , t e n n i s instructions — CaU Hartford Rd., Manchester. BAndolphf M u g * iEBSiB For Sole 74 mUeage. Price negotiable. 649 knives, axes, shears, skates, rec rooms dormers, porches, Agency, 6496324. l o t — BuUdlng lot on HOLLISTER ST. AU utiUtiss. essary. Reascmable. Confiden- _ Dartlns - = ------Out of Town r r : ------OUT OF town buyer wants 3- rotary Uades. Quick service. cabinets, formica, buUt-lns, tial, quick arrangements. Al- Z898447, uiona uanmg. INTERESTED in learning lu- Choose from one of our existing modete and save, or build 4636. Please said me (without obligation) information on how I 66 MANCHESTER Colonial new on bedroom ranch up to $26,000. Caqdtol Equipment Go., 88 bathrooms, kitchens, 6193446. vin Lundy Agency, 627-7971, OTEorOGRAPHY and typing — brlcatiim and servicing cf I can become a Dunkin’ Donuts store owner. I the hfff"- your famUy requires on one of our 16 remaining For Rent ye„ Tou^ RanchJUuml^ ^ ^ 1969 TRIUMPH Spitfire road­ ----- market, modem. Immaculate, SOUTH WINDSOR Mein St., Manchester. Hours ~ 983 Main St., Hartford. Eve- oU levels. Dictaticn class start- trucks? ' ~ Work from mobUe 1 lots. siding, storms, screens. Boat ster, BRG, wire wheels, Miche- N am e 3 bedrooms, breezeway, ga­ nlngs, 2396879. jn g AjMrll 6th. CaU 6498296. units In Hartford area. AU SPLIT-LEiVEL — Gorgeous 2,600 square foot home, huUt by pier. Ifodern, immaculate. Bel ______;______R ock v ille rage, 1)4 baths, 90x120 lot. Bel lln tires, 23,000 mUes, excellent Paving - Driveways 14-A fringe benefits, uniforms and QuaUty buUt homes In a double “ A” suburban setting with PrestiUo. Truly a magnificent home for the dlscriminat- Air Real Estate, 0 4 9 9 3 3 2 . ------:------Saturday, 7:30-4. 6497968. ^ * A ir R ea l E sta te, 648-9332 condition, $1,600. 6499888. tools furnished, $3. per hour to A dd ress aU clity utlUties. ihg executive. LAKE HAYWARD— 2-bedroom LADY driver is seiUng her STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, aM ^ks^ Busiiiess Opportunity 2B HcipWoiited Femole 35 start. FV>r appointment caU CAREN APTS, MANCHESTER — Slx-toom PRICES START AT RANCH — Spectacular 11-room brick Ranch with huge cottage, raised cellar, 2)4 lota, Museum Stars Subs fireplaces, flagstone terraces 688-2233. a t y ...... State S 3 2 .9 0 0 no lo n g e r has n eed fo r It. 1966 lots. Also cement repair work. RESTAURANT — IdeaUy locat- BOOKKEEPER __ Secretary, Cape, with rec room, 1)4 baths, rooma. 'niis oivb muat be seen! PRICED REDUCED by waterfront, fully furnished. AU concrete repairs, both in w8ill-to-waU carpeting, dish­ $6,000. Hurry 041 thla one. Chevrolet Bel Air, 2-door, au­ No Job too smaU. 6499112. ed doing a thriving business. experience preferred,' Monday- 3)4, 4)4 room ^>artmenta. o *ianna Will PEARL HARBOR, HawaU — side and outside railhigs, land DIREXmONS: Main 8t. south on Rt. 83, to South and washer, treed lot. CaU 742- Pacific Submarine DUpUy tomatic transmisrixm and aU Ideal for energetic couple. Tre­ FYiday, 84:80, Ernest Reed ft : Z ip P h one # . TLfnwrhratftr Country Club, take flrat Irft past club house Available now. Inoluding fq>- scaping. Reasonably priced WAITRESS 6736. $10,000 rigag . Museum • here houses historic essential equipment. ExceUent mendous income producer. Sons, Route 86, Beaten, 649 St^Sdleft a ^ onto Dartmouth Rd. to first pUances, waU-to-waU carpet­ condition. Reasonably priced CaU 648-0861. Roofing - Sidling 16 COVENTRY LAKE «— Water- and modem objects covering T. J. Crockett, Realtors, 649 6927. PART-TIME, rl|^t, entTEuice to South Farms. ing, heat, hot water, swim­ MANCHESTER — 6)4 - room HERITAGE HOUSE to be caUed a bargain. CaU DUNKIN' DONUTS front summer cottage. 190’ the role o< the Navy’s “SUent MANCHESTER Welding Ser- BID WELL Home Improvement 1677. ______I______9 - 3 ming pool, storage and park­ Cape. ^Fireplace, formal din­ 2891021 after 6 p.m. HOUSEKEE3PEJR, — C om panion w ^, lovely porch overkxddng Service” from the acceptance vice p.nrm»r DuTont and West Co. Expert jnstaUaticfi o i alu- of America, Inc. in g. FYcrni $160. CaU Su- ing room, 8)4 bedrooms, Wad- with driver’s Uemse. Refer- W . T. G R A N T C O . 646-2482 lake. Fireplace. Ehccellent of the first submarine, the UBS im FORD Country Squire,'1969 Middle Turnpike. General minum siding, gutters and L J fflOHARD L MERRin A8ENCY perlntendant, 8791666, 279 deU School area. Low 30’s. La-' Manchester Parkade 1610, 242-6668. Penta Agency, Realtor, 849 P.S. Liatinga lugently needed. neighborhood. Bel Air Real Holland, in 1900 through the ad- 302 engine, minor l^y dam- welding ropalra^e owners R ead H erald A ds REALTORS 646-11B0 Etetate, 8499332. vent of nuclear power. age. Beet offer. 1429-0249. and sports equipment- repairs. 648 6486, 876-n09. huuivubbwji new uu. ^ 2440. ' 4 - *•

< c

SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1971 PAGE SIXTEEN Ewpntag li^raUi

Robert S. England, Lorlelle The Junior High Group of the Wemer Pupils ■ Aleria Bid Low OPEN ALL0/^»INSAY About Town Second Congregational Church Rev. Wilson j'j HarUg, Drew G. Flavell, will meet Monday at 3 p.m. at Pi^esent Recital Annette B. Duplessle, Lynn T. O n Floor W ork The executive committee of the church. Ostrinsky, Jamie T. Phllopeaa, Speaker On S. Aleria and Sons, Inc. of the Keeney St. School PTA will The third In a series of mid­ Lori Bea Turner, Maureen E. hold a special meeting Tuesday The board of 'deaconesses of season recitals given by the Shaw, Andrejs J. Ravins, L. East Hartford is the apparent at 8 p.m. In the staff room of Center Congregational Church Palm Sunday pianp pupils of the Wemer Martin Hahn, Allda Jayne low bidder for installation of a will meet Monday at 9:30 a.m. Studio, Mrs. Karen W. Pearl 1,780 square foot concrete floor the school. It Is open to PTA The Rev. C. Ronald Wilson Ostrinsky, Daniel A. Socha, members and parents having in the Robbins Room of the and Kenneth Woods, Instructors, Carol Raymond, Valerie G. in a basement kihdergarten will be the guest speaker to­ children at the school. The pos­ church. was held last night in the Fed­ Klein, Relnis Pukinskls, Eileen room at Bentley School. Tlve morrow at the annual Palm sible effects of the proposed eration Room of Center Congre­ M. Gordon, Ilze K. Klsells, bid was $1,595 with completion Sunday M e n’ s Communion Comprehensive Urban Develop­ The confirmation class of the gational Church. A varied pro­ Mary-Jo M. Andreoli, Phyllis of the work promised within Breakfast at 6:30 a.m. at the South United Methodist Church gram at 21 numbers was pre­ two days. ment zone on the school and the Second Congregational Church, A. Muldoon. area It serves will be discussed. will meet Monday from 2:46 to sented. The other bid submitted was 386 N. Main St. The women of $2,476 by Annum Construction 5 p.m. at the church. Those who participated are Wash sweaters inside out. It the church have been invited to Co. of 147 Hale Rd. Mizpah - Spencer Circle of Edward Tluck, Kim M. Socha, helps to prevent pilling. The Junior Choir and the South United Metho^st Church Youth Choir of the Community will meet Tuesday at 12:80 p.m. Baptist Church will rehearse to­ at Susannah Wesley Hall of the morrow at 6:45 p.m. at the church. Yoimg people from Trinity Covenant Church will church. present a program on their re­ Friendship Circle of the Sal­ cent trip to Mexico. Hostesses vation Army will meet Monday LIVING are Mrs. Albert Todd, Mrs. at 7:45 p.m. at the church for Marion Mettler, Mrs. J. Man- a work program. Hostesses are ley Shaw, and Mrs. Raymond Mrs. William Spatlg and Mrs. Hall. Thomas Blevins. Members are reminded to bring their self-de­ ROOMS The young people of the Sal­ EASTER nial money. vation Army will have a prayer breakast tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. in the youth building of the All Danes Wear Sea DISCOUNT atadel. COPENHAGEN—Denmark in­ cludes the peninsula of Jutland Mr. and Mrs. Donald White and 482 Islands, of which 99 of 127 Highland St. will be host are inhabited. No ,Dane lives FURNITURE and hostess at Lutz Junior Mu­ more than 30 miles from the seum tomorrow afternoon. nearest coast. Bev. C. Ranald Wilson attend the breakfast since the m R E H O U S E Rev. Mr. WIISOT is a former as­ BITUMINUS DRIVEWAYS sociate minister of the church. AND He will give a sUde-lllustrat- PARKING LOTS ed talk on "A Visit to a Hondu­ SAVE ran VUlage,” and wUl speak on f u r n */t u r e REVOLUTION h^reI “Computers and Horse Carts” 649-5233 FOR ESTIMATE at the 11 a.m. service. UP TO ON PAVma OR SEALING The Rev. Mr. Wilson was a Dlieaiit FirnlUri WarthaiM It Uafcr Now Maiutatat U briafiag la tka missiemary to Honduras tmder arta a eaaiplaltly aa» anrehaadilaK MMapt whieh to iaalgaad la aava yaa naaay. "[“ • 'J 2-YEAR GUARANTEE the United Church Board of FOR YOUR PROTECTION World Ministries until his re­ MODERN PAVING EQUIPMENT, FULLY EQUIPPED cent deportatkm as a result of G&H PAVING & CONSTRUCTION CO. mlssimiary activity that was AND Serving Manishester and Surrounding Towns tor 26 Years seen In conflict with some ct the concerns of the govern­ CHAMPAGNE — MAY WE BE OF SERVICE TO TOUT Slap la TaSay. ment. During the Bev. Mr. Wilson’s ministry from 1964 to 1968 at { - Second Church he started the •Depot” coffee house In the PLAZA DEPT. STORE North End. He was also active (We Have A Notion To Please) OPEN TODAY SUNDAY In Project Ocmeem and In the E. MIDDLE TPKE. (Next to Popular Market) OPEN WED., THURS., FBI. tUl 9 Youth Forum with the recre­ ation department. TO A.M. 'TIL MIDNIGHT A native of Malden, Mass., he A Great Selection of w a s educated at Bangor (Maine) Theological Seminary COLONIAL SEWING AIDS ARE AT PUZA and the University of Connect­ Zippers — Thread — Tapes — Trimmings icut. He is married to the fori LIVING and EiosHc mer Dona Wallace and they have four children. ROOM

Made in New En9ian4' AFS Opening Choice of Decoralor Fabrics Fund Drive Eiactly u ihown SPRING SOFA & CHAIR Manchester chapter of Ameri­ 2 Piece ' Taka can Field Service opened Its French Provincial WItk tenth annual fund drive yester­ EucMy A i Skews Frioe SPECIAL day by mailing letters to more UVINU ROOM SET than 240 town residents. Dallvarad Priea $1N APRIL 6 to A P R IL J 6 R*9. Prie* $3M Die goal o f the campaign Is r a to raise approximately $1,000 Sofa & Chair ENGINE TUNE-UP needed to support an exchange Tuflod Back Take W ith student In Manchester in the Prlc4 INCLUDES 1971-72 school year. Additional Choica of Dacorater ‘195 donations and increases In con­ Fabrics Dtlivtred Price $205 1. Install New AC 10. inspect tributions of past years are Aoniter Spark Distributor and needed because of higher costs. 39" Maple Spindle 9 Pc. Colonial 7 Pc. M adltarraotoB Plugs C ap Manchester High School stu­ dents are planning two events B U N K B E D UVINO ROOM BEUROOM SETS 2. Install Deico Remy 11. Inspect to raise a matching amount. Points and Con- Die first Is the Apr. 24 work COMPLETE WITH SUITE Distributor and day, when they will donate their REVERSIBLE BUNKEHES Complela d e n M r time to rake lawns, wash win­ Cem plate wHh ^ m ^ ^ |SAj| Rotor dows, and do other chores. Die tablet, lampt, 15^1 W ith B e d d in g ^^|||| foam cuihiont, B wN 3. Check and seccxid will be an international 12. Inspect and < 9 9 c a c choica ef deco- B wW WW Reg. $419 Adjust Timing fair and su ffer at the high rater fabriet. Test Coil school In May. All proceeds will ' ------4. Replace Carbur­ be a i^ ed toward the.expenses 7 Pc. Spanish Spgeial Group of Cutfom. Built 7 Pc. Modern etor Fuel Filter 13. Inspect and of a Manchester AFS student Test Coil and spending 10 weeks with a family UVINGROOM LIVING ROOM & 5. Inspect Air Filter abroad this summer. BEDROOM SET Spark Plug Wire Contributions should be made BEDROOM SETS and Replace if payable to AFS Town Commit­ EMcdy shown SET American of MarHniv1iU« Link tee and sent to William Fitz­ *1 Complete with needed 14. Adjust Taylor, Kroahitr G BastaH. Gerald, finance chairman, MO 2-PIECE LIVING ROOM by NATIONAL Cemptafe wHn 6. Check PC V Valve Carburetor Rlchmcmd Dr., Manchester. fablai A lampi. VV || J * 1 i i 5 All foam, lifetime cenitnietien, choice ef fibrict. N O W H A S Reg. Vel. $3 l9 ' 15. Cleon and Adjust Members of his committee are Rag. Val, $52S *WV 7. Inspect and Mrs. Kenneth Bensen, Mrs. SOFA A CHAIR Reg. $3S0 Tension All Belts Choke Assembly Lawrence Handley, Ml's. Frank Delivered Frice Take With Price Horton, Mrs. Oiarles S. House, American of Reg. $895 8. Cleon Battery 16. Service and Miss Catherine Putnam, Mrs. Marlinsvilla Complete FitzGerald, and Mrs. Charles Terminals Adjust Emission *175 *165 BEDROOM SETS Baxter, president. Control. System Miss Ursula Haisler from 9. Check Spark Switzerland, this year’s AFS Plugs Firing Set to Factory student at MHS; and Miss SOFA BED Voltage Specifications Christine Bensen, who spent Opens to S fifi last summer in Wales, are Sleep 2 ^ 0 0 available to speak and show slides at area club and civic meetings. Requests for their ap­ pearances should be made to STUDIO COUGH Miss Putnam, 36 Porter St.

22,000 Foreign ONLY m BONN — In the 1970 sjchool year there were 22,000 foreign students at West German uni­ Sleep On Water? versities, 6.8 per cent of all Eieetly ei ihowh HIUE-A-BED students. ENSENADA COLLECTION by Come and Try the Original HI-LITE 4-pc. SECTIONAL O NLY <144 _/i NOTICE Cheiee ef Decorator Fabrics JAY VtORTOBA Reg. Price $750 Disoaaat Faraitara Warakaaia Oarrlaa Oaly W ATER BED PUBLIC HEARING starting At BOARD OP DIRECTORS Faaiaat Braadt Taa Kaaw aaU Tratl Anything You Can Do On a DIAONOSIS PERFORMED WITH TOWN OF MANCHES’TER, Take With CONNECTICUT # American of Martiniville e leisett e Howe ^ Dead Bed. You Can Do On This $ C O O O ELECTRONIC DIAONOSTIC ’TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1971 Price e Link Teyler e Kreehler • Dreiel e Geld Send !t-.r 330 Bed Better. e World Sleep e frettige e RCA ’The Board of Directors will Delivered Price $350 EQUIPMENT conduct a public session Tues­ OrthapaUle day, April 6, 1971, from 9:00 The NEW Mallrasa er a.m. to 11:00 a.m. in the Board Baxapriag. $19J95 V-8s or 6s of Directors’ Office in the Mu­ Qeinad, 't-vr. HARTFOnO SALE STARTS TODAY LOOK avaranlee, nicipal Building to hear com­ Xire Pinn. INCLUDES ALL LABOR (PARTS EXTRA) ments and suggestlmis from the D I S C O U N T .iSnSNIISniEET Twie er Pea AIR CONDITIONED CARS $2.00 EXTRA tMmi nikr M kMk|.Md h Cm rM SUNDAT AT 10 A.M.— Site. eof. . public. •"Hr st*.ts ee. ★ PARTS AND LABOR GUARANTEED ★ Future sessions will be held DeL Price You Must Bring This Ad For Special Price the first ’Tuesday of each month RUN CONTINUOUSLY »39 Take vAHi from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. F U R N I T U R E * TIL 12 mDRIQHT and the third ’Thursday of each 175 PME STREET $35 month from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 -"fU-iSenBeni Raaaa Siu Manchester Motors pirn, in the Board of Directors' Sat SALES & SERVICE — 35 YEARS Office. VISUttaiOUSE Tliouundi of llRadvorlised Del. Price Donald Wells, $1D0 Secretary OFIB SUNDAT tU A.M. *M I F.M. tnami Sptclais — Sea Owor 200 Take «Mi SILVER LANE AT HARTFORD RD. Board of Directors Price OPtN DAILY M , OLOSED SATURDAU Rooib Oroupiagi $95 Manchester, Conn. > ^ 9 0 9 Yee Matt Saa 643-1511 Dated at Manchester, Con- MTUNHaa aanninawuRi TMt Ta necUcut, this April 1. 1971. iaWava It

.1

■:V I. ^ ■! '1 IRatirlrrBtrr Etmtittg Iftralii T V Shows ,APR: 3 thru APR. 9 SitnttttQ Iftrald Networks B attling For Tuesday

* By JERRY BUCK NEW YORK (AP) — Next fall the networks will stagfe their biggest ratings batUes on a new battleground—Tuesday night. - Tuesday nights have been tranquil this season for the rea- sris Day Show (NT) (Moved from 730) 8:00 Rowan and Martin’s Hearings Live 10:00-10:30 AnSe (NT) 930 "tiongatreet’’ (New Pro­ Laugb-In tO'^UKlOAU m Hie Family g ra m ) 9:00 NBC Monday Night at the On Channel 24 (NT) ABC SUNDAY 10-11 “Owen Manhall: Coun­ M ovlea (t o 11 p .m .) On Monday, from 730 p.m. TUESDAY selor at lAW" (New Pro­ TU E SD A Y 8:00 ’Die FBI (Returning) to 9:00 p.m., Connecticut Public 7:30- 8:80 Hie Olen OampbeU g ra m ) 7:80 Ironside The ABC Sunday Night Television vdM broadcast live Ooodtlme Hour (NT) 9:00 8 3 0 Barge Movie (Retuxnliig) n tI D A Y coverage of the hearing beld by 8:80-9:80’Hawaii Flve-O (NT) 930 Marriage Chn Be Fun (to MONDAY S:00 “The Brady 'Bunch" the Connecticut General Ansem- 0:80-10:80 Oaimaa (N) 10:80 p.m .) 8KI0 "N an n y and the F rofes- (Moved from 7:80) bly Committee on Hum an WEDNESDAY W EDNESDAY Rights and Opportunities on sor*’ (New Hme Period) 8:80 “The Partridge FamUy" 8:00- 9:00 Hie Carol Buniett 8:00 Adam-lS piriice-communlty relations. 8:80 l«ca l Programming (Retuniing) S bow (O T ) 8:80 Mystery Movie Hie hearing will he televised 9K10 "NB1> Monday Night 930 ‘Hoorn 233" (New Hme 0:0040:00 Medical Center (See Fage-Three) from Hartford City HaU. 10:00-11:00 IMannlx (NT) pyjotbaU’’ (Returning) P e rio d ) SATURDAY, APRIL S, 1971 IIANCHBSTER JBVENING HERAU), l^ C H E S T E R , CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1971 PAGE THREE

Educational MONDAY JO PROGRAM TUESDAY JO PROGRAM SATURDAY PROGRAM Tnesday, April 6 first birthday. Also filmed fea­ JU Jeanetta Jones demonstrates Rev. R . Whitney narrates (IS) Whaling. Dacameataiy (S> P Potter of Pioneer VaUey Asso­ trip to Israel; Jim Hood dem­ "What Happened to Etarth (XM t) Hat Da* young children. 18:88 (8) Maaaix (C) “ABC of Pioneer VaUey": M, en; and “ Fashlona In Sewing." (18) H srH nd Talk-to 5:88 (8) Green Acres (C> Sanday, April 4 Tolman shows wig fashions; Laagh-to B (C) U:88 (84-1*424*48) News (848) Wide World at Sports 18:88 (18) Allred Hltchcoeh Guest: Zero MoeteL (86) Tales ef WeUs Farge (8) Hardy Boya (IS) P ro Hockey BUghllghts 3:99 NET Playhoase (48) News — Weather 8:88 (8) This Is Tear Ufe (C) 1;W (8) Aa the Worid T a iu (G) 1:88 Sports (C) "R eddleP ’ a!)**S»loe ef Wells Fargs “Mary Magdalene" As Amerleaa B aa^laad (IS) NBA HlghlighU (C> 4:38 Sperts 7 »s „ <49) AU My ChUdrea (O) (18) Mevie (1*48) BaaebaU (C) Mary Magdalrae forsakes one (848) (22) As Schools Match WMs 11:88 (8 «2 -8 8 ) News — Weather “The Mob” Broderick Craw­ New York Yankees vs. Boston m) wiaadlM 31st Annual Eastern Seaboard 1:86 (8) As the Worid Taiu <8) SiMita Challea*e 11:25 (8) Movies Queet: Sammy Davis Jr. Thing (O) Tlmea sports writer and col­ TUag (C) -0 8 ) Merv 1 Oriffia Shew ed in fight his oiwonent finds "Return of Sen Oowa” "Loneliness of the Long Dis­ 6:88 Kakla, Fraa A OlUe (C) (E M ) Days M Oar Uves <0> umnist Art MtKllnley. (8) BaaebaU (C) (848) Dlek Gavete t o w (C) himself, on run from man's 6:88 (8) News Roger Madd (C) tance Runner" '6X Sensitive 6:38 World We Live la (8848) Bob ~Hspe SpeelBl (C) New York Meta va Montreal' (8) Death Valley Days 1:88 (84*48) News — Prayer aad vengeful family. Don Mur­ drama of young man in re- ' "The ChUd Watchers" Tech­ Oueats an Wond Heav reigbt Expos, Uve from Nerw York’s Sign OH (C) ray, Dian V a i^ Chill Wills, (2248) NBC News IC> form schou who refletds upon niques used by (Uiild psycholo­ ■ (8248) The De^ra 10) (Jhamplon J o» Frasier, Sammy Shea Stadium to approxi­ Dennis Hopper. (48) 12 O'cloeh High (C) his past life as he trains for g ic to observe and measure (8-48) Dating Game (0) Davia Jr„ Lee Flarvln and mately 5:00 p.m. 1:! (8) News — Prayer aad Sign (8) CaDe*e Basketball All 7:88 (8) Hem’s Lacy (C) crossKmmtry race. Mtehael learning from birth to five 8:88 (8) Deverty HUIhUltes <0) Shirley Jonea. (86) Days at Oar Uvea (C) OH (C> Star Game (18) Movie Redgrave, Tom Courtenay, years of age. (8248) Ansther World — t o (6-68/ Mavis (46) Newlywed Game (C) (8) Trath ar Caaaaqaeaeee (G) (88) World Series HUltes (C) "Jubnl” Glenn Ford. Felicia Avis Bunnage. 9:88 Masterpiece Theater (C) CItr MA 'T h e Huipenlng" '67. Anthony 8:86 (8) Galdtog Light (G) (U ) What’s My UaeT (G) (88) Movie Farr. “ Walk the Proud Land” '66. “ Pride of Poaaesslon" (M 8 ) General Hsspttal (0> (luinn, ePrarge Meharis, Faye (86) The fieeton (C) (824*48) News — Weather M (22) News — Weather aad Audie Muiphy, Anne Bancroft, 18:88 Faafare 8:88 (8) Baaxer Statian (G> Dunaway, lUchael Fuks, R(d>- Peter Ustinov is made (M) Dattog Game . (C) Sperto (G) Sports (G> Pat '(3rowley. "Peter, Paul and Mary: The (8248) Bright Piam lse (O) ert WiAer and Martha E^er. up for his role aa Lord 8:66 (8) Beverly HUIbllUes (C) 7:8* (8) CBS News Special (O) Ministry of £Mucauon aecioes (8) Tmth or Conseqaeaees 11:88 (8) Movie (86) Bright Premise (G> m 'B Prime Hfailstor, lo r d Tina Turner, Billy Daniels, DIseaveriag Masle of Africa 4:88 (8) Andy Griffith Show (C> Sir Ralph Richardson on Tuesday. (46) (toe U fe to U v e (G) Jascha Heifetz makes FYederi(dc North, pivotal figure Sim and Margaret Rutherford. masaacre becomes Involved In and (18) Caaa. Bepert (C) (48) Movie ____ _ April 21 on I^C . Weather aad Sperts (G) (18) W eetaraen on Channel SO (NBC). rold. In m odem dress, ques- Yankees. Moore and Kathleen Freeman. learning takes place among (40) (iUlIgsn’B Island (C) U:85 (8) Marie ^ On Ghannel 24 (88) Mika Deaglas Show (C) Uoiu Lord North aa he might Meek chemistry professor con­ B 'b y L e R o ^ pre-adfiool chUdren. 5:85 (48) Weather Watch (O) (84) M r. Ed have dme aa American jour- 8:88 (88) F Troop (C) (88) Late Show (C) "Strictly Dishonorable 6L A sp e cia l a b o w in g of youth- (88) Pro Bowlers Taaiaameat cocts aetnet formula that “Lost Horlxon." Story of Vrotld Press (C) 5:88 (88) GnUgaa’s island (C) ra star aaves eouthm (44) Fitototoaes (C) nMIst of year 1770. turns hint Into charming, dy­ Beauties (8848) NBC News (C) (U) My Friend PUeka Ronald Chlroan, *11101088 Mlt- Taesdsy, April d tng 80(Ual set who decide to 11:88 (8248) Tealght Shrnr J e k t o Television, Channel 24. 7:88 (8) Blagiashy 8:88 (8) Mevie TBA (88) MeHale's Navy Gene Kelly, Natalie Wood, EJd ch^ and Edward E. Horton, <(W) Saint (C) Osrsoa (C* 5:84 (86) GUllgaa’s Islaad (G) Wynn, Claire Trevor, Carolyn (8) Nows with Walter Cijm- steal Crown Jewels from Tow­ Shown wUl be prlge winning (W) W t o s My U ser (C) cape artist battles criminal (18) Mevie 4:88 r i"' (C) and Jane Wyatt _ 1 Travel Film (C) er o f London. Michael Craw­ (»48) Dlek C »B tt Shew (0> maatermlnd who has abducted "A ll the King’s Men” Brod^ (88) Movies Jones, Everett Sloane. Story 12:45 (48) News — Prayer A S i n "Down Under — In Search of kite (.C) (18) Merv O iiflto Shmr (C> 6:66 (84-8246) Weatiier — Sperts rick (^w fom John Ireland. of young love and struggle (8) News wUh H.K. S m M ford, Oliver Reed, Junes Doer films actually taken by young aad News (0) scieotlat with knowledge that “The Ivory Hunter”. In fine Off (C> Australia" aid. (C> 1:88 (84848) News — Prayer u d could doom entire human race. (»48) Mevie family-film tradition of “Bom between decency and demre; 1 Medora Sapervlslon 2:88 (88) Mews Spotlight "Nutrition" of mystertous, violent death of ttoa Years Late:'’ ; and “Fashions Sperte I (84) Christophers (C) 4:88 (8) Animal World (C) eminent peyau>analyst In cx»- Modular reproduces your records with excellent clarity and ;fuU, THURSDAY 7:88 (8) Mea At Law (O) 18:88 (U ) Haitfard Talk-to (C) (88) Throe Stoogn I Fnach Chef (C) (18) Movie sulting room of his London "Bejgto with Shrimp" (Mousse (2881Mtoj£i ef WeUs Fargo (848) Ceertsklp af Eddie’s Tmr I (8) Adventures of Onmby (C) “Captain Blood" Errol Flynn, home. Stephen Boyd. Pamela big stereo sound. Sylvania Air Suspension speakers provide the 8:00 The Flip Wilson Show ther (C) (88) Eternal Light . (G) Richard Attenborough. _ finest sound available today. 32 watts peak music power. (2248) k S i trsm Shiloh (C) ‘ u’s^^TD^a Ufe" ’»■ HUi^ - (22) Thanderbirds (C) cklne 1C) o ls '’ (88)Joe Garsglela’s Memeiv oua stora of buU terrlei'a rise. "A Conversation with Justice (18) Kathrya KnUmaa Show ) CoBBecticat Newsroom Game (C) 8:88 (to) Boom 222 (C> ) (8) World Mroand lls (C) and Mrs. Arthur J. Goldberg" (2246) Boaaana Jagger, mchard Andenon. (Julnn, SUvana Mangano, Ai^ 16:66 (81 Jackie Gleason A Honw- PH F R ID A Y C»M ) Days si Oar Uves (C) "Toe Runaround' Broderick black leadership dlatnissing thur Kennedy, Katy Jurado. mooaers tion H 2:88 (8) Galdtog Light (C) 8 :8 8 (8) Medical Ceator (C) ments of their people today. who lived when ChriM died, "ResponslbUtties of Scleotlsta 6:80 Tharsday’s ChUdrea B, (0> 8:30 NBC World Premier© (2248) The Deetors (C) ( t o ) Jakaav Cask t o w (G) Car*M and his tortured search for Guest: Edward TeUer. 7:06 French Chef B (C) (C) (8848) iteyal Gala (C) (to ) Dlek Cavett Sksw 8:66 Washiagtoa Week to Beview Sign OH ^ took pUtee recenUy before (8) DIalogae (C) 4:38 (8) Young People’s Coaceri 6:36 Fonlga Feller Deto^ (to ) Oeaenl Hospital (C) audioice of European royaHy 1:16 (85 New* — Prayer aad S t a First in series onenvlronment. 11:25 (2) Movie ^ OH “ Thua Spake Richard "Esther and .the Klng^ 60. 8:86 They Went That’A Way B two-hour magazine for­ 8:88 (8) Ranger S t s t o (C) at Talk of Town In Londcai's Guest Is Prof. C.G. Sibley. Dl- Strauaa” “Tex Ritter” (C) rector of Peabody Museum in When Persian king finds his mat news program. (2238) Bright Promise (22-88) Holy Week fSpeelal (C) queen haa been imfalthful. he 16:66 ConnecUcat Newsroom (to ) (toe Life to Uve (C) New Haven. • "Holy Week: A New Ap­ SATURDAY (C) (22) Patterns for Living (C) searches for new one In spite 4:88 (8) Family AHalr proach” of palsce Intrigues and mur­ Friday, April 8 8:00 The Partners (2248) Somerset (O) CBS Specials (S#) SunEon 5:88 (22) Eternal Light (C) (O) (48) The Christophers (C> der. Joan Collina, Richard (848) Password Paasover special with Justice Egan, Denis O’Dea. (O I Kakla, Fraa A OUle ears aa a amall town poUoe (8> Commento aad P ec^ e (C) 6:38 (8) CBS News — Roger Mndd Flidf Up 10 LetMT (22 88) ProteoUnt - Catholic (8) Speaking tor the Consum­ ch ief. after their brilliant “Julie and (22-88) NBC News (C) er EARNINGS DECrS DRIVE-IN two-woman speciad. (48) BolUr Derby . (C) 7:00 (8) Lassie which will be shown CBS News series “The Ameri­ (1st D istrict); Cong. Graaao. "Lion Country' can Revolution: 1770-1783’’ (6th District). 7:36 (8) Untamed World (C) over Channel 30 (8) Eighth Day (C) "M orocco” IHBBBS e COWUNSKS chronicling the origins of the Draft and American political (22-86) World of DUney 51 MBHFNJ, ST., MAMGHBSTEB—TKL. *48-11*9 [ Real4iwaeiri0eauii.-lBA eempfugr Is In Nashville. three scenee I donX even re- 2:88 (848) MBA BssketbaU (C> 84-HB. BUBHKB SEKViaE—TKL. MASIM. i m csM TiiR ST. *a 8 m Playoff game TBA (88) Gsaa. Seleaee FulF Bowl PAGE FOUR SA T U R D A Y , APRIL 8, 1971MANC3HESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., Bernstein Opens Morning THURSDAY JO PROGRAM Youth Concerts (8) Perry Mason '63. Jerry Lewis, Jill St John. Leonard Bernstein probes the TV (B) VUi^!te%^uu*8k»w (C> (18) Wild Wild West (C) (8-48) Ib k e Boom -for musical complexity and phlloe- (88) Addame Funly — who ride stock car circuit and American IntemaUcnal Col­ (48) WtaFs My UaeT (0) thMr flamboyant lifestyle. narraites and (xniducts the sec­ lege, conducta demcnatratlon 5:S5 (8) Ski Beport (C) Spectacle of stock car mclng ond o< this season’s New York MOBNING PBOGBAM8 oT AICs Summer Readlnx S:M (8-8-8848) Weather — Spsots In TV special. 5:58 (8) Slgu Ou u d Piayer Clinic: membera O t Hamjahlre aad News (C) (48) Daa August (C> Philharmonic Young' People’s 5:85 (S) Tuwu Grier HUla Handicrafts demonstrate (18) Gaadid Camera 18:88 (88-88) Dean Marthi Show (C> Concerts Sunday at 4:80 p.m. 8:88 (8) SubtIm Bemeetor (G) tbelr work with pottery, knit­ (88) To Tell the Truth (C) (18) IIs-abridged (C) (88) Edueatieu K lea M Wells Fargo hlte (C> 18:88 (8) Thoitevontips (O 6:88 (8) Your Gommuulty (G) (M> AU My ChlMrM |C> (R) News with H.K. Smith aad Sports Director Dick Gallette On the program, titled ’”Ihua (88) Gouiultutleu (G> l:St (S) As the WeiM Steas Joe OaiagMa’i Hemsjr (18) Dick Vaa Dyke son with particular emphasis 7:68 (8) Newe (G) Qame , (C) (8848) NBC Nesrs (C) on New Yorit Meta. stein explores the meaning be­ (8) llr. Goober (G) (B-M) Let’s Make Deal (G> 7:< (8) Te Borne With Love (C) (18) Hartford Talk-lB (C) hind the great German com­ (88-88) Today (C) (S> lisve Is a Maay Spleadsred (8) Truth or Cousequeuees (C) (48) Polka I (88-8848) News — Weather Jk Weather wsd Sports (C) at the hook “Thus Spake Zarar 8:18 (8) Hap Bleharde Shew (G) (S-M) Newlywed Game (G> Sports (C) 11:85 (8) Movie . ^ (8) Geua-Taei T:S* (8) Family Affair (G) "The Miracle" 'B9. When thuatra’’ by the noted poetic (88) David Fruot Shew (G) (R-M) Allas Smith aad Jones young postulant flees convent philosojdier Fredrich Nietz­ (38) Galieplag Gourmet (G) (M t) Datlag Game (88-88) n » WOsen Show (C) Spanish valley suffers drought sche, who was all the rage in 8:18 (8) Yogi Bear Shew (G) (tLM) Aaether Werld — 8:« (8) Jim Nabors Hoar (C) until idle finds her true callmg Germany while Strauss was a 8:88 (1) Lacy Shaw 8:8(848) BewMhed (C) Roger Moore. W a lte r ,ffle ^ young man. (48) Tlmmle aud laaale I (8) Baager Statlsa (G> (18) Movie "The Lata George Aply" ’47. The composer’s preoccupa­ 18:8 (I) Movie (88-S8) Bright Promise (C> "When the Daltons Bode” Ronald Oolman. Peggy Cum­ (8) Feytau Plaee (G) <8-M) Oae Life te Live (C) Broderick CrawfoPd, Randolph mins. Edna Beat. tion wlQi the strange and some­ (88-88) D i ^ ’a Plaee (G) Scott. 11:88 (8888) Tonight Show dshaw times locking utterances of (48) Leave It to Beaver I (8) Family Affair (88-88) Ssrlag Oat, Sweet Land Nietzscdie led him to set “Zara­ 18:88 (8) Beat the O e A (G) (S-M> Password John Wayne la host of s p e ^ (8-48) Dieh Cavett Show (C> (88-88) GoBeeatratlOB (G) program which takes light­ (181 Merv Grlfffai (C) thustra’’ to music as one of six (40) Jack LaLanne Show ' (8) Andy Griffith Show (C> 1:88 i ^ - M ) Nows — Prayer aad (8) David Frost Show (0) hearted look at American his­ tone poems which are among 11:88 (88-98) Sale el the Geatury (G (88) Mike Dooglaa Show (G) tory. R (C) (8) That GM (G) (88) Mr. Ed 8:1 I (8) Movie 8:88 (IW News — Prayer aad Sign Strauss’ finest and most popu­ (48) Galieplag Gourmet "Who's Minding the Store?" (G) n o 11:88 (8) Love of Life (G) lar orchestral works. (8) Action News (G) (8848) Helbweed Squsree (G) (48) That GM (G) 18:88 (8) Twelve O’a sek Bepert (8) Ml'iee DongleDouglas (G) FRIDAY JO PROGRAM (2348) Jeopwr^ (G) (48) BewHehed (C) U:ZS (8) News (G) Friday, Apih 9 (18) WUd WUd West (G) Weather and Sports U:St (8) Seareh for Tomorrow (G) I (8) Virginia Graham Shew (G) (88) Addnms Family U:85 (3) Movie (8848) The TTho, What or (8) Mike Deuflas Shew (G) (48) GUllgan’s IslaM (C) ’"The Nun’s Story’ ’ '59. Drama Where Game (G) (88) At Home With KHiy (G) 5:85 (48) Weather Watch (C) follows young Belgian wom­ (48) A Worid Apart (G) 'Ted Jolmson sliowe roses in 5:58 (88) GUllgan’s Islaad (G) an's entry Into nunnery to 18:55 (8848) News (G) different stages of growth and (48) What’s My Line? (G) stages of her final vows and different colors and discusses 6:88 (84-88-48) Weather — Sports ultimately toward agonizing modem techniques of their and News (C) decision that she alone must James. Amess, star of ‘iGun- cam; Lucy McDonald and Mar­ (18) Candid Camera make. Audrey Hopbum, Peter lon Green will show MIcah's (St) TO Tell the Truth (C) Finch. (C) smoke” Mondays on the CBS 11:58 (88-38) Tonight Show Johna;V new low-coet housing project 6:65 (48) Saint (O CarsoB C) Television Network, took - up at fJberty HUl; and "Fashions 6:38 (3) Nows with Walter Cron-' , (18) Merv Oriffla Show flying several years ago and In Sewing.” kite (C) (8-48) Dick Cave4t Show ( ^ ThU Is t ^ Lite (G) (8) News with H.K. Smith now has m ore than 600 hours D ^ That Shook the 1:88 (8) With Tkle Bfaig World” Story of death and and HarryBeasoner (C) (3848) News — Prayer to his credit. HU license In­ (18) Dick Vaa Dyke Sign Off resurrection of (3udst. (8848) NBC News (C) cludes miiltl-eiiglne and Instru­ (48) AU My GhUdrea (G) 1:15 (8) Newscope I (8) As the World Taras (G) 7:80 (3) Golden Voyage (C) 8:85 (8) Nows — Prayer aad ment ratliigs. He keeps hU sin­ lory "Two Austrlas” Off % gle engine plane at Van Nuys Game (G) (8) Troth or Conseqaences (C) (8-48) Let’s Make a Deal (G) (IS) What’s My LboT (C) aliiwrt, only a few minutes > (8) Love Is a Many Splendored (88-58 48) News — Weather * drive from the Studio Center Thlag (G) Sports (C) ODDBALL COWBOY (8848) Days of Oar Lives (G) 7:58 (S) The lateias (C) sound stages. (8-48) Newlywed Game (G) (8-48) Brady Biukck (C) When e-foot-5 David Hartman I (8) Gaidfaig Light (G) (18) Basebafl (C) (8848) The Doctors (G) New York Yankees vs. WMh- recently did a guest appear­ (8-48) Datiug Game (G) Ington Senators. MINI - MOTORS I (8) Beverly HUIbilUeS (C) (8848) HIgk Chaparral (C) ance on NBC-TV’s “The Name HAHN • ECXJP8K (88-88) Another Worid — Bay 8:88 (848) Nanay aad the Profes­ Glty Love, American Style 10-gallon hat. “ Good grief, it's ory,” a movie to be (88) Mike Deeglsa (G) (8848) StnuMCe Bepert- (G) the lolly pink giant,” said dl- shown on Channel 30 MINI - MOTORS (88) Mr. Ed 18:88 (U) Beyoed the Start (C) 188 Rear W. Bllddle Tpke. (48) FUntetenes (G) An Blaster story. rector Barry Shear. A pril 19. ) (8) Perry Masaa 11:88 (3-4-18-88 88-48) News — MS-87M We are not batUlled. 532323485323235348234853234853485323235323533148535323534848482323532348234853482323234853235323535348485323232323until you are

8:00 Tom Jonas i;16 Modem Living 1:00 Mike Greene 1:80 Setnrday Showcase •SHOP m 4 6:00 Chip Hobart 1:60 w n c Outdoore ,:00 Saturday SbowcaM SA V E ' 1:00 NewsTweathw Ra^io for the Week 1:16 Saturday Sbowcau VVHERE (These are the basic listinga, and Include only those news WRCH — 910 ,:00 News ,:16 Your Home Decorator Y O U SEE hzoadcitBta of 10 or 16 "timriaa In length. Some Btattons cairy (Msirfay-Satarday) ,:S0 Saturday Matinee | O M K « W . ______other abort newscsstB. Didly sports Information can be found 6:00 Reveille 1:00 Opera I h t m m p s J THIS 9:00 Rhapaody i:00 I t o t o r on the.spcHt) pages.) 13:00 MaSiee 1:00 News. Weather SIGN 4:00 Hiihlighta of Hartford 1:30 StrkSiy ^ r t s ' 8:00 Gasllgnt 1:80 MoUtor 13:00 Quiet Houia 1:00 News, Weather PUtNTS mXAOO WINF — 1230 10:00 Revival Time Echoes L:30 8ppltB Final 10:15 Holy Trinity Church Same aa Monday-flaturdsy listing, 1:00 Other Side of Uie Day 881 MAIN 8T. 11:00 Fauier Nadolny except: (CBS News Every Hour on the Hour) 12:00 S lg n ^ 8:00 Religious programa 11:00 (iulet Hours (Saaday) OOBBIAN BB08. 710 MAIN ST. MONDAY THBG FRIDAY WDRC — 1360 w n c — 1080 6:80 Sunrise Serenade 6:00 Phil Burgees (Maaday-FHday) 7:00 Sunday Strings 8:00 CBS Worid News (Maadar-FkMay) 8:00 News 8:15 Phil Burgess •8:00 Bob DeCailo 6:00 Town aad Oountiy 8:16 Sabbath Message 9:30 Arthur Godfrey Time 10:00 Boh Craig 0:00 Bob Steele Shenr 8:80 GuideUne 10:00 Art Moixen 8:00 Diat McDonough 10:06 Theatre of Melody 9:00 News, Weather 3:00 Frank Williams 7:00 Joe Hager 11:06 Jean Colbert Show 9:10 Hymntime 6:00 The Worid Tonight 13:00 Dick Haddad 13:00 News, Weather 9:90 National Radio FnlpU 6:15 It's Sports Time *(S:00 on Monday) 13:16 Meet Me' on the Plant 10:00 Sunday Showeaae 6:20 Pbaultlees PhU (8e*M*ur) 1:00 News 12:10 Sunday Showcase 7:00 Lowell Thomas 6:00 Bob DeOuio 1:15 MIkdIne 13:46 Travel TTrenda 7:10 Worid Wide Sports 10:00 Bob Craig 3:06 Altemoan BdUon 1:00 Sunday Bast ^ m n e k 7:30 Jeff Menael 3:00 Terry Woods 6:00 Newa —Stocks, Weather T;00 Monitor 11:00 Dave Hudson 7:00 Joe Hager 6:36 Strietly Sports 6:00 News 13:00 SpoUi^t 12:00 Haddad '7:06_Aoem ’70 6:10 Sunday EdiUoo ELECTRONICS 1:00 Slam ^ (Saaday) ' NjBwman RenoTts 6:00 News, Westher, Sports 8:00 Seligloua aad public servioa 6:80 Meet the Press LABORATORIES programming 7:06 Monitor SATGBDAY 9:00 S c% Morgan 8:16 P^Vhm eert 6:00 Weekend 3:00 Dick McDonough 3:06 Mlghtbeat opem 8:00 CBS Worid News 7:00 Terry Woods ll':00 News, Bushiees, Weather 8:80 Eternal Light 277 BROAD 8:15 Weekend' 10:89 Religious and public eervlee 11:30 8 p t ^ Final 9:06 Monitor 9:00 Wine Cellar programming 11:80 cither Ode a t the Day 10:80 Congressional Report 9:80 Arthur Godfrey Time 12:00 o n 10:00 Art Moiwen (Satarday) 3:00 Weekend 6:00 Town and Country (alternate Sundays) 11:00 Father Nadolny 6:00 Bob Steele A m li:00 News, Weather, Sports F.M. AND A.II. 13:00 ItootUght WPOP — 1410 10:00 Gardentime 1:00 Sign-off (MsBgay-FrMw) 11:80 Other Side a t the Day 8:00 Bfll Love — Lou Moitoa 10:(D Tom Jones GAR SUNDAY 1:00 BUI Wtntara 6:80 News of Religion 4:00 Mike Greene 9:80 Arthur Godfiw Time 7:00 Bay Dunaway 10:00 Camllenge of (mange 13:00 Bdbiby Btveis ■ Den W IL U S STEREO 11:00 Father NadMv CBalarday) 13:00 Weekend 8:00 Btn Love — Lou Morton ______- IN 8:00 Face the NaUon 10:00 Dunaway WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND 6:80 American Week 3:00 Wlnteis w ew w 8EBV10E RADIOS 7:00 Washington Week 6:00 CUP HObait 7;8(h,Capttol (Soakroom 13:00 Bobby Bftrets OENEBAL AUTO M waiw 8:30 ' Etopewell Baptist Church (SaaOky) MS-dSn—IS MAIN at:, MANC 9:80 Revival*’nme .0:00 Religion TV-BUM^ SiOes 1