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PERU Iiattrhphtpr Lumttig 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 Pers<Mis with item s to donate two Roman Catholic districts The Grade 7 Youth Instruc­ fore anything else. Tbey are ers thought floka’ systems need­ 84 OAKLAND STREET 649-1885 MANCHESTER some job to gather and clean or needing pickup for Items may H ARTFO RD (AP) — ConnecU- today in search of illegal tion Class o l Zion Evangelical mistaken because witch-hazel ed a purlfjdng after the winter contact Mrs. Norman Bjarkman enough of them to fill a pint Come In And See Oar cut’s new state police commis­ arms and were met with a Lutheran Church will meet to­ blooms in the tall, sets its seeds fare. So back to the awampa barrage of stones and bot­ jar. If mother decided to sweet o f 26 BT-anklin St., M rs. Donald "Hoateea G ift" Seleetfon sioner, Cleveland B. B\tessenlch, morrow at 9:30 a,m. at the which swell until the pressure again for the cow-sUps. Their Flavell of 39 Foley St., Mrs. tles. pickle them. says it would “serve no useful church. force their esses to pop open blossoms could easily be mis­ John McNary of 10 Fenwick purpose” to tell why he de­ Police arrested seven men Suez Pact Assigned Here the next spring. The explosion taken for buttercups at a dis­ and reported finding three Under date March 20th, a Rd., Mrs. Carl Mikolowsky of cided to retire five top officers The Grade 7 and 8 'Methodist is so powerful that the seeds tance, though of course the lat­ revolvers, two rifles, a shot­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS T. Sgt. Jesse R. Morris has "Friend” mentioned Walter B. 71 Tuck Rd., or Mrs. Richard from the department. Youth Fellowdiip . of the South are shot out In different direc- ter would not choose such a Here It Is April Kathy — ond Our Produce gun and. ammunition. Two been named the U. S. Air Force Cheney being the postmaster. Pitkin, 279 Fern St. But he insisted Friday that the United Methodist Church will tlona for distances up to ten wet place to grow, Variety Is Blooming Better Than Ever! policemen were slightly in­ President Anwar Sadat of Egypt warned today that representative for the Manches­ True. He had the political plum action wasn’t "punitive,” and meet tonight at 7:30. or twelve feet; one of nature’s gl nsBbya leodnv otben ORCHARD FRESH — Macs, CortUade, Ruseets, Red mad jured. fighting will be resumed along the Suez Canal by the ter area and, temporarily, will title anq salary, but the man he said Gov. Thomas J. Meskill be at the Main Manchester Post many ways of sowing broad­ One place we could always Newsman Dies Ckilden Dellcloua Apples . had nothing to do with it. Earlier an army patrol de­ end of this month unless Israel responds to his latest who carried the load for years GARDEN FRESH — Aqiaragns, Daadelloas, Oreea; TeUow There will be an Easter Egg Office on Tuesdays, Thursdays cast. get good messes of cow-sUps tained five men at a check­ peace proposal, the semiofficial Cairo newspaper A1 was his assistant, George West. Sqnash, Green, Yellow Beans, Boston Lettnoe, Whtto Sweet Fuessenich was questioned by Hunt for the children under age and Fridays from 8:30 a.m. to There is some reason for the were on both sides of Wetherell WASHINGTON (AP) — Al­ newsmen at radio station WPOP. point and found two loaded ----------------------------------------- Ahram reported. West lived in that house south bert N. Jackson, vice chairman Potstoee, Pens, Osuliflower, Shslots, Leeks, Turnips, Bed 13 on the grounds of St. John’s 5:30 p.m., starting next Tues- uninformed to make that mis­ St. where It crossed the brook The subject was the pending revolvers in their car. It quoted Sadat as saying Polish National Catholic Church of Cheney’s pasture on S. Main of the Times Herald Printing Onions, Cherry Tomatoes, New Florida‘Potatoes. day. take. What they see is the ben- that eame down from Glory IMPORTED — Seedless Grapes, Mangoes, Red, Bine early retirement of Lt. Col Les­ April “ is the month vdilch riiall Sunday at 11:15 a.m. after the St. in the house that sets bsick Co., publisher of the Dallas The Air Force, plans to estab­ zoto-benaoto bush. It Itvea in Hole swamp. Another was north Gnqtes, Strawberries, Jaffa Oranges, Tsagerlnss, C4)naiah lie Williams, 60, the depart­ decide between a soiuUtxi and high Mass. Neal Narkon, a jun­ further from Main St. between Times Herald, died Thursday in lish a pennanent recruiting of­ the same environment as the of Camp Meeting Rd. oiqposite M elons. ment’s executive officer, Maj. Americans war" and reported he wants all ior at Manchester High Schott, the Wleman and Taylor homes. his hotel room o f an appeu’ent fice in Manchester by Ju^, ac­ witch-hazel, sometimes mingled the tq>per 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.
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