V \ \ V • '-A \Y V A' A \ i. A ^ FRIDAY, MARCH '18, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-FOUR Average Dally Net Preea Ron manrl;:e0trr lEiijitine ®Tralii For The Week Ended .The Weather January 14, 1970 Cloudy, enow tapering off to The frbe vision testing clinic ' Drug Charges fiurrlee by tonight. High, middle About Town for pre-school children from 3 to BIRTHDAYS, WEDDINGS, SHOWERS 30e tv near 40. Sunday variable 8 years of age will be held Mon 15,890 cloudlneea, little temperature tile Rev. James A. Birdsall, Face Teacher day from 9 a.m. to noon' at the Mancheater—A City of Village Charm change. vloar of St. Peter’s Episcopal Community Y, 79 N, Main St. VISIT Church In Wapplng, will conduct The clinic is sponsored by the In Glastonbury a service Sunday at 8:18 a.m. Manchester Public Health -A 44-year-old substitute ele VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 139 (EIGHTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION—TABLOID) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1970 PRICE TEN CENTS on radio station WINF. The pro- Nursing Association. mentary school teacher la Authenticity I (Claaelflnd Advertleing on Page 18) (ram la sponsored by the ACan- awaiting a court hearing later chester Council of Churches and Members of the IfFW Auxili this month on two chargee of the Clergy Association of Man- ary with the colors will meet selling martjuaira. A UNIQUE GIFT SHOPPE >» c.l.w ty a«b, paged through the streets of units since the start of 1969. .. w group’s Friday afternoon as they As Expo Opens in Japan Phnom Penh for the third Deputy ...... Premier Strik...... Matak ^ put down a demonstration OSAKA, Japan (AP) — Chil straight day, attacking Vietnam announced the suapension of an p.oo**' ^ against Charles Meyer, U.B. As- boo stalks, soaring temples and President Thieu Says: agreement to sell rice to the ® a* Secretary of state for dren sang, trumpets blared and spidery palacea , ese shops, and houses. SALE ANNUAL SALE North Vietnamse claimed the North Vietnamese and Viet aiSJ, d ^ L If Jombs dest^^^^^^ American affairs. Meyer the emperor of Japan bowed as The 815-acre site was built arrived Friday afternoon for a IIAI.E D a y Expo ’70 began officially today. with its surrounding roads and attacks were the work of “sabo propos^ that the damaged two at a Ona On/y — Serf., Under clearing skies and teurs” trying to break up the Pathet Lao Bid to End War Increased 46-hour visit and is staying at ONLY MA6NAV0X HAS rtdl» nets at a cost of $2.7 billion. friendship between the Vlet- the Siracusa residence. brisk weather, Emperor Hlrohl- It was the second time in six j ^ x. from 49,000 to 69,000 men. reported In March 14fh! to declared Asia’s first world namse and Cambodian govern Same as Cong Plan in Viet Cambodia’s ruler. Prince No- of fjjg fires or bombings, There was no indication the years that Hlrohlto—held stood ment and people. Set-and-forget exposition open during cere as imperial hort to a great in rodom Sihatrauk, cut short a va- A security alert was ordered Alexander death had any rela- monies in the vast festival The official Communist party SAIGON (AP) President the proposal put forth by the cation in Prance to return home at the Pensacola Nayal Air Sta- ^on to Meyer’s visit. TOTAL AUTOMATIC COLOR ternational gathering. He open newspaper Nhan Dan said the plaza dominated by the massive ed the 1964 Olympics in Tokyo, saboteurs were acting in the in- Nguyen Van Thieu said today pathet Lao are "not different” ''Us- Moscow and Peking. He said tlon in Pensacola, Fia., after a BREZA, Yugoslavia (AP) Tower of the Sun. The opening was a mixture of the Pathet Lao proposal to end from the 10 points proposed by Paris he would seek Soviet man called to say one or more explosion roared through a Thousands of invited guests, Japanese solemnity, and love of erest of the United States the fighting in Laos is the same the National Liberation Front to and Chinese Communist help in bombs was set to go off, one of ®oal mine here today shortly TAG is an exclusive Electronic System that combines a// the func including Prime Minister Ei- spectacle. Alter the formal ’What the U.S. wants to do,” as the Viet Cong plan for ending settle the issue in Vietnam. curbing the North Vietnamse them on a bridge. Traffic was a^®*" 320 miners had gone down tions of three Magnavox innovations. Automatic Tint Control— lets saku Sato and surviors of the 17 speeches, the Japanese let go in ‘'?® said, “is to the war in Vietnam. communists still acUvlty in Cam- halted for a half hour until it to work. 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Instant Automatic nne more than half a million visi chuffed, bells~ clanging “and a sovereignty and of solidarity nam—is to bring Communist government in this county so as support they give to all Commu- Washington office briefly when said 38 dead miners had been and friendship with Cambodia’s Tuning — keeps all station signals locked in for a perfectly-tuned All models shown tors when it opens its gates to lights flashing like a pinball ma elements into the government. /a D- a \ teen-age youths shouted at identified. neighbors.” He said the various points of (See Page Seven) (8«e Page Seven) ^ guard that his State Depart- The first group of 240 men 23" (diagonal measure) picture — automatically. And, these other have concealed swivel ‘the public Sunday, and hopes chine. Raising itself to Its full for a record 60 million during Its ______ment quarters harbored a went into the first gallery, while Magnavox features also add to your enjoyment: Chromatone for casters. 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Carter pening joined by a few adults, Peking Sounds Less were forced to evacuate their the blasted pit, and nine of them claimed that he was the first ad the boys and girls of many na offices and schools Friday while were taken to hospital In Sant- trol with more functions and more conveniences mitted to the Montreal exposi than any other remote unit today — NOW $648.501 tions marched, danced, sang (Bee Page Eight) (See Page Bight) I , tion In 1967. and impersonated dragons, Although the diplomats of 77 bears and ostriches. participating nationas sat in the When it was over, Hlrohlto— Like a Tiger Today stands, the opening ceremony bowed formally, waved his hat had a predominately Jpanese and walked away. HONG KONG (AP) — China base. The shift came as the China spent $380 million of SAVE ^50 SAVE *5 flavor. An extremist student group muting its demands that its peo peasants began to prepare for foreign exchange last year to The Asian impact was appar called "The Joint Struggle to ple prepare for'war, is exhort the spring planting late last import 4.6 million tons of wheat. ent not only in the colorful cos Crush Expo and the Japan-U.S. ing them now toward rapid ex month. It was a "revolutionary The tonnage is a full 20 per cent tumes of the Eastern hemi Security Treaty,” applied lor a pansion of agricultural produc spring” with thousands of “Mao of China’s estimated 1969 crop MAGNAVOX... sphere, but also in many of the permit to demonstrate around tion. Tse-tung thought propaganda of 23 million tons and the money aiohitiectural designs on the Such orchestration of national teams” urging greater produc is badly needed to reinvest in grounds—pagodas. Junks, bam- (See Page Eight) priorities reinforces a belief tion while playing down war the new leap forward. 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N.NOWM4 value and the finest constant warnings that Moscow tions, is to carry out a "new — Tlie kidnapers of Japanese Bog. $70.00 ...... -NOIVSM quality per dollar spenti and Washington were plotting leap forward.” consul general Nobuo Okuchl assaults on China. ■ The prlmarjik emphasis is on and the Brazilian government Actual preparations for war agriculture, with industrial ex were close to agreement to O m Day Only — S«W., March 14tfi \ OUB OWN 8EBV10B STAFF were widely undertaken by pansion closely tied in. Great day on the live political pris t h r« e e p a y m e n t p l a n s thousands throughout China. priority is being given to in oners the kidnapers want Don’t miss this Important Pre-Baater Sale! Simply o These Included carving the In creasing grain production, par freed In exchange for his re deduct 20% off any price ticket of men's suits or 'T oMoro yon of the boot ooattnaad 1. so Days Gaoh sport coats! cawoee from •1 : \ \\V\ r'V W' ■ V * ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, SATT/RDAY, MARCH 14, 1970' PAGE T U M f AOI TWO MANCHES^R EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1970^ Stefurak W ins ^ Chess Contest A . J. Donahue S^einwold on Bridge Repeal Seen News for Senior Citizens Business Bodies Peter A. 'Stefur^ of 48 High St. was one of 100 -wlimers In SET VP siDii svrr T o S p ea k T o NORTH the second annual Koltonowskl F o r T o n k in By WALLY FORTIN WITH TWO-8 UITEB Chess Challenge sponsored by ♦ 4 3 2 ■ IBM MANAGER om axiT O R By ALFRED 8HBINWOLD the Welbel Champagne Vine 9 742 Raymond J. Dumas of Man The right way to play a two- yard# of California. Winnsr# R e so lu tio n Hello there! Here It U anoth- speedy recovery, and don’t T o w n P a rty 0 K 87 chester haa been named admln- suited hand Is to set up the side will receive a personally auto er Saturday already, and It forget to send them a card. A K 10 9 2 latratlon manager for the Hart Stamford businessmen and *u»t before d r a ^ trumps. graphed copy of chesamastor WASHINOTON (AP) — Sup- ends the first full week back Speaking of cards, we now WEST EAST ford office of International Bual- Shop Ctoorge Koltanowakl’# newest portem Of a move to repeal the for mo In quite some time. Sure have a very nice assortment of civic .leader Alphoi^ J Don- |j|* A 9 8 noee Machines field engineering A QJ 10 book. “TV Cheee.” OiUf of -tonkin resolution are felt kind of good back In the cards for all occasions avaU- ahuo, one of four declared can- 1? QJ98 division. for SPRING <:? 10 The contest was condiuted by now confident of victory after swing of things. able at the Center, at a nominal dldates for the Democratic bu^ 0 9642 0 J 1053 The division inatolls and serv the Nixon admlnlstratlon-s decl- Well now, this coming toes- fee tor you folks who al- nomination for U.S senator, ^ r ^ ^ ^ n g , bu A J73 mall. Stefurak, the only W|mer A AQ654 ices IBM information handling of the area, didn’t know helhad Sion to pull back lU opposition day, good ole St. Patrick’s Day, ways got near a store to buy will speak in Mancherter on m w iy miwme neaded. SOUTH systems, equipment and pro to the DlM leaving on our trip to them. This Is made possible by Monday. He will be at Cavey s d^er won until he was called by a Fabrics Both sides vulnerable. A A K 765 gramming systems. Sen Oiarles McC Mathias Washington, D. C. for three Mr. Robert Doggart, one of our Restaurant at 8 p.m. His speech “ “ ^ Herald reporter who had a Opening lead — Nine of ^ A K 653 Before hie promotioiv Dumes news release of the winners. He R-Md.’, sponsor of the effort to days. You folks going m ttls regular members. ^ wUl be followed by a reception 0 AQ am an administrative oper repeal the 1964 resolution and ‘^p shoulto’t worry about One of my very go,^ friends, he Is g lv^ for members of the 1 ^ ^ first learned about the contest A 8 ations manager In the same of- at a meeting of the Hartford three others granting authority weather, because f-ve alrea^ and a long time member of our l^rriocraUc to>^ committee, wot^ flr^c^W ^to Tonight West North floe. to nrealdents said he honed the *1*®**® arrangemenU • with the senior citlsens since we were their spouses and friends. '“hK <» ^«*®s a™ snouia^ Chess Club, of which he Is a Pass 1 isrr A native of Manchester and a tiH 9:30 administration’s reversal*^ at- Upstairs,” and he hasn't over at the Community Y, Mrs. The Manchester town Com- *', * 3 m 7KdM 4^ii€lct member. He la also a member Pass 3 A graduate of local schoola, he of the United States Chess tltude “ will cre'kte the momen- *®‘ ^®‘ ‘ ^ "*‘* ’'* Gertrude Ingraham., 1s now In mlttee Is giving equal Ume to s*” **®*^ ^ ? AirPass Joined m M in 1961 as a stock- turn that wlU carrv it through should be. sure to wear uje Crestfleld Convalescent all candidates for the Democrat- **** ______DRIVE-I Federation. Wllllmantls — 423-1m room clerk in Hartford. He is both hniiBAB •• *** comfortable shoes because we’ll Hospital, and I’m sure riie’d ic senatorial nomination. The ho^ ^ steall^ a trick. married to the former Helen Refrigerated vests are being WothiD. ti. * he visiting a number of ex- u]jg hear from you folks, Rev. Joseph Duffey spoke last th® ®c® o* club# hearts and continued with the THtATRE LAST Friday thru Sunday v/MilU ’Tiach, also of Manchester. They ewmsT^h^ l*»terostlngT*acas. particularly the members of month. State Senate Majority |^,/®‘“™®,2 1 ^u®®** ^ hearts. Bast overruf- developed in Japan to help live at 277 Hackmatack St. welders and shipbuilders bear J j*!*"*”*!*^ ^°w here’s what will be hap- ^ rs ago. ’ Leader Edward Marcus spoke South to ruff. Declarer be.ated- fgj the dummy with the queen March Mth 8 P.M. Best Actress Nominee 434 Oaktand Street • R t 83 • MANCHESTER «,4^ 4*. » “ , Penlng come Tuesday morning. j ^ad a very pleasant oppor- last Wednesday. U.S. Sen. ““t the ace and king of of spades and returned a fourth A THbate to MarUn the long, hot Japanese summer. Liza MimielU ASSOCIATE DIREOTOB The vests have pockets for dry Boston Post Road s ORANGE >> ™ atmosphere In y^n aii meet at the Senior tortty to visit one of our good Thomas Dodd is scheduled to hearts, and East ruffed. East ghib. Now South couldn’t shut " ‘ l4Utber K hw Stm 1 w in,iK..i..h4 _ , Center, at 7 a.m. Now don’t members, who over the sepeak next Wednesday. ' another club, and South out West’s e 1 g h t of sjspades. Wed., Tfinrs., Fri., Robert W. Warren of Wapping Ice, which evaporates to pro-1 aOblany Shoro® "«** P>»y®r doubles. CU(H9w 0 Vittner’s Garden Center, 1 Tolland Tpke., has been partment formally opposed Ha- I euees that’s the storv and ®tnce my operation. I’m still ner, recently graduate from a floral design school. Second daas -PoBtR^e Paid at You hold: Spftdoo» 9*8$ H6ftrte« Technicolor'A Paramount Picture B B j expanded with the establishment of a flower shop, thlas’ move. But in the letter. „ ^®^ aiS «'®*" »>'“y’ “®™ »lS^ON RATES W 8 : Diamonds, 9*4-*i which opened this week with a (ximplete line of cut An Open House will be held at the shop, located Chock-fuU of colorful released Friday, it said ” we nel- ggj™6494B10. dmlng the d ^ . way, I get the opportunity to P a y ^ e te Advcuice Club*, J-7-8e Phis—Ursula Andress flowers for all occasions. President William Vittner in a newly refurbished area at the front of the raaracfalno cbamlea, de ther advocate nor oppose Monday. Oh yes, my advice to visit the hospital, and our mem- gs® -JjSfh...... What do you sayT licious coconut and lua- congressional action” on the re- y^u jg find a ride to the bers a little more often, “ Anyone Can Plajr” said the shop will be able 'to handle demands for store, today and tomorrow from 2-5 p.m. Gifts of Three Months” .’.’.'.’.'.’.'.'.'.’.’.’.’.'.’.’ 7.'80 Answer: Bid two hearts. This G O U » ' corsages, floral arrangements, and wedding And otoUB ripe pineapple. peal effort. CSenter ® *'®®® Friday- «e Is Fifth YOUNG PEOPIC bled, but after the double your CHOIRS and ROUND TABLE TROPHY WINNERS ly, such as In the aerospace and of foreign relations, or Ita con- them around the three days. Be- J;;?®*”® District Congressman John raise is so clearly a feeble bid Nine representatives In the automoUve Industries. New York Stock Exchange tlngency plans.” the letter said, rides, the ovei^ght off toe street Monagan, expected to be the 19* if Ik* ibMiVI It fo MM* that you needn’t fear mislead *WNlt tkcif Bit tiMiklNiY if Presents Robert Warren Manchester district office of the Tlie digitizer has a flat work- •The significance Is that the parking Is stUl ^ e«ect. A^rie candidate backed by the state MSiSs oonttm for vtevSlp Sr HMir eSMSSS. ing your partner. Prudentlal Insurance Oo. have ing area of 6 feet by 20 feet. Ac- admlnlstraUon really sees an WeU now, our F r i^ y night set- ^ ^ ® ^ ® n ^ w ^ 8^- DemocraUc organization, Copyright 1970 The Annual Spring Concert Warren Joined the company eamed hmiors tor outstanding curacy Is within 1-82 Inch for Mulls Mutual Fund Plan opportunity and a need to dl- back to^t^ent had a gi^d Jarvis^. Flown^ Kohta, president of General Features Corp. hi 1964 a6 an operations plan sales achievements and service the enUre area .and within 1-64 . MU SOMiniO “NEW ENGLAND CHRONICLE” By JOHN OCNNIFF their public acceptance during a ShacO^ SJhuL (Dabu^ SiohsiA. •Mnl AudlMCM ner In the systems de'velopment inch for a selected smaller S u a“ fiSi^';^^Ste“ to m y m a n - d “ s F.k” ? ^ ’ ’ Uonahue Sales, a Dlvlridg of — SWEET FREEDOM’S SONG — of life and healitti Insurance dur period o f social dis(x>ntent, and ’60s,” Mathias said. ^® a Me mimte to my man nleasant sumrise Textron. The company, an In- group, was promoted to sye- area. AP Basiness Analyst ing I960. the economy because It would TWO OONVEfllENT LOCATIONS Fulbright said the letter "Is ^,®‘*^ gift this past*^e^k^m^the tematlonal distributor, handles All MU Aouimo BAILEY AUDITORIUM tems analyst end then systems NEW YORK (AP) — The New jjg more participatory. the most enlightened and doing an o ^ d i n g ^ ^ w^>^ a variety of products. Includ- PSTHiUI Gultancs SiihMI manager. In 1969 he was ap^ PACKAGE STORE MOVES ^ Friday Evening, March 20,1970, 8.00 pjn. At present the small Investor Rt. 9 A 4iA--Open Dally and 8m .; Parfcade Branch Men, thru Sat. pointed assistant systems dlreo- The North End Package Store York Stock Exchange Is consld- does have an investment veldcle General Admission $1.00 tor In the commercial,lines sys moved recenUy from 161 North erlng a suggestion to estobUsh a (Jsha and Hsmlea Rleg) and pleasant memorandum I’ve 4™ Mahoney, Americanism chair- director of Peter Paul Inc. and In the Monthly Investment Plan. received from the State Depart- H ® ^ ® ^w^eK presented our Senior Is a past president of the Na- tems dlvlBhxi. , Main St. to-new quarters at 4 mutual fund that would be tied 1= ^ in n itm Under the MIP, a customer can I W IMv 17 nquitst WMSMsyisf He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Main St., In a building recent- to the Big Board’s daily stock mrat In a long time.” looklns over his asenda I know Center with a brand new flag ttonal Notion Association. Invest as little as $40 each quar The Gulf of tonkin resolution tor our outdoor flagpole. We Donahue and his wife, Vlr- Pirant or Adult Sm SIm Roy B. Warren of 127 Princeton ly completed under the North, index. The fund would Include ter of the year. He may in fact, was used by the'Johnson admin- ^ ™ ^ really needed a new one, and glnia, have 12 children (nine St., and is married to ithe form End Redevelopment program. shares In every stock on the ex purchase fractional shares of istration as the basis for send- nights winners w ere: want to thank Inez and the eons and three daughters) and Whuier! ^Iden Globe Award! er Miss Elizabeth A. Mac The package store, owned by change. Ing ground troops to ITletnam. Mabel Wilson 141- Floyd Post, VFW Auxiliary for donating the four grandchildren. , SO m HSOU 17 AHNTTI9 Gregor at Manchester. The cou Louis Genovesi, Is the first Such a fund would simply riae Wgh prices stocks such as Inter- (A#! Itait (My wry BEST PICTURE OF 1970______and fall with the market, doing national Business Machines. In addition- (o the Tonkin reso- j 27- Sylvio Fortier 126’ Eliza- ®ag to »is. Although this Is his first try K OSWn oroto) ple have' two children and live mercantile establishment in BlBO at 6 Murray Rd. AcU've In poli the redeveloped area. The ex- not better nor worse than the Because of coot and bookeep- luUon, Mathias’ repeal resolu- i,eth I^sanls, 125; John’ Kehoe, Schedule for the week: at elected office, he has particl- s Ing problems, som e brokers 9:16 tics, he is a member of the panded quarters, with 1,200 widely followed Index. - ^ n, « tt> tlon would wipe out past author- 126; Irving Gustafson, 124; Tom Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, pated in political activities on ai ■ m M ■ waa THE izations for executive action Mlurphy, 123; Alice Shorette, 122;kitchen social, and those attend- a local, state and national level MNAVMMir South Windsor Young Repub square feet of area, wib, feature Unlike ail other funds, which l“ ve almost ignored toe passed during the Formosan CHalre Renn, 121; Grace Baker, big do not have to bring any since 1966. SECRET licans, Republican Town Chair a complete line ol Imported and represent only a percentage of ®"d It therefore has ^ '’®* domestic Wines, liquor and beer, the market, it would be so J®®® ejyected. N®'''® crisis n o rf 101 1968,W fhAthe MMiddle iddle EEast ast 119:119; EEva v a Lutz.Lutz, 119:119; ThomThomas as canned . good ^ s;, 1 p.m . to = 4 p.m jn ., ------man, and a Justice of the peace. O’Neill, 119; Esther Anderson, Pbiochle tournament. Bus wlU OE SANTA The proprietor is toe fatfier of broadly baaed as to represent, *®®®* *^® ^ ®ioJa amtn crisis of 1968 and the Cuban cri In 1969 117; OUver Roberts, 116; Ann P‘ck up at 8:30 a.m., and two THEATER TIME ON SALES STAFF Donald Genovesi, state repre- In effect, an Investment In the *-®®® ^ 324,000 in 196 sis ot 1062. 288,623 a year earlier. Lehmann, 116; Vic Christenson, r®tum trips at noon, and 4 p.m. V in O R lA Martin R. Stepper of Man sentotive from toe 18th District, economy itself. SCHEDULE Some members of toe ex 116; and Felix Jesanls, 116. Tuesday, 8 a.m. group leav- ANTHONY QUINN chester haa been appointed to The store has been in conUnu- How shares would be sold has change community apparently VIRNA HARDY SERGIO the sales staff of Child Guid operation in toe Depot not ben determined, although Democrats line Thls Wednesday we will not P’ P'4 SAfU BDAY USI KRUGER FRANCHl feel that a fund tied to toe wide ^ .41- 4.I TV,,, nifiPt. Should be at the Center at 7 ance Products Ihc., a sub Square area since 1933. A Grand presumably they would be dla- Burnside — Secret of San UANNA MAONANI.aJ ly followed NYSE index would have M officl - ^ a.m .; 10 a.m. to noon, oil paint sidiary of the Questor Oorp. Openlng celebration is slated tributed by member firms of the Up in Quest For ing; however, my ®«‘ « > ^ - j„g and volunteer work. N ^bus Vlttoria, 6:80, 9:16. have more popular appeal. for next Saturday. exchange. ment chairman, Mary Rhodes, Cinema I (East Hartford) BURNSIDE Although toe suggestion ap Monagan’s Seat Herbert A. Tjfltm Exchange sourttes say toe pears extreme to some mem "*® ^® ‘®" v?***® Wednesday, 10 a.m. to noon, P»nocchlo, 2:00; Bob A Carol BRIEFS idea was proposed from \rithout WATERBtJRY, Conn. (AP) — who are not going to Washing- crafU; noon to 1 p.m., ®"d Ted & Alice, 7:00, 9:10. bers, toe idea that toe exchange SouUiem New England Hookey Lnague (Semi-Pro) Four of toe men in the local The Connecticut' Association as a vehicle for small Investor If Congressman John S. Mona- (jon_ DXl.. to drop into the Cen- uofMeal, and' meals to shut- Hartford Drive-In — TONIGHT at 7:46 s Adidto $2.00 s Child 69c develop ita own index was dis office were selected for nation of Purchasing. Management and participation in the market. gan does announce for the Ben- jgr Wednesday afternoon, as p j an What Do You Say to a Naked paraged several years ago. al honors by being named to toe Hartford County Purchasing ihey said its staff is looking at ate—as it Is reported he wlU— aj,e has^ some plans, and says unofficial but plannedentertain- Lady, 9:26; The Sex of Angels, All-Stars Since 1966, however, toe index Bristol Champlains V4 Mn. Eniluid the President’s Trophy Group, Agents Association will hold It, but they declined to name the Quality Candy there will be no shortage of everyone will have a “ball.” ment; 3 p.m. to 4 p.m., square 7:30. has been a fixture, and it would a citaUwi tor the 100 leading their 13th ^umual combined source of toe suggestion. DemocraU seeking his seat in yya-u jjave arts and crafU In dancing. Bus pick up at 8:30 East Windsor Drive-In — be toe basis for e'valuatlng toe • HARTFORD ARENA SOUra^WNDGOB NOMINATED FOR company representsdlves meeting Tuesday. Teleirlslon Although a feasibility study Congress. tj^e morning, a Hot-Meal at ^.m. and at noon, and one re- Tlck-Tlck-Tlck, 9:16; Marlow, throughout the country. price of toe proposed fund. Among the men expected to including meals on wheels turn trip at 4 p.m. 7:30. personality Dr. Albert E. Burke would be needed before a Arm At toe top of the list locally will be toe featured speaker. decision could be made. Indus for EA S T ER vie for Monagan’s Job are State to our shut-ins, as well as our Thursday, 9:30 a.m. to noon, Manchester Drive-In — Easy 4 ACADEMY AWARDS! w« 8 Herbert A. Tyler, who was Rep. William R. Ratchford of Fun - Day entertainment and pinochle tournament; 9 a.m. to Rider, 10:15; The Ambushers, The dinner will be held at De- try sources say the suggestion Churches To See Danbury, speaker of the state square dancing. 4:30 p.m., open cards, pool, 8:30; The Swimmer, 6:46. named the leading Pasquale’a Restaurant In New isn’t being treated lightly. It NATALIE WOOD ROBERT GULP manager in Prudential a North- beginning at 6 p.m. House of Representatives; State Hot-Meal for this Wed- shuffleboard, reading, TV view- Mansfield Drive-In — Anyone Come One—Come All—Family and Friends could be one means of encour eastern Home ONIce. Campus Movie SOUD CHOCOLATE Rep. Carl AJello of Ansonla, ma- nesday •will be corned beef and Ing, and visiting. No bus sched- Can Play, 7:00; Sterile Cuckoo, A Real “St. Paddy’s Day” Dinner Special! aging toe small investor to re main active. Bunnies - Crosses - Dtlcks jority leader In the House: Stole cabbage, boiled potatoes, car- uled. 8 =^- BOB & CAROL&TED & ALICE “Berkeley —A new kind of CORNED BEEF In recent months some bro Chocolate and White Rep. John A. Carrozzella of Wal- rots, rolls and butter, jello with Friday. 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.. State Theatre — Plnocchlo, Soviets Deny Revolution,” a film, will be and CABBAGE kerage houses have discouraged lingford, cochairman of the Ju- whipped cream, and a bever- open cards, TV viewing, read- 1-30, 3:16; The Arrangement, •1 .9 5 presented tomorrow at 6:80 Boiled potato, a glass trading in amall accounts, con dietary Committee; and State age. Ing, pool and shuffleboard; 1 8:18. 7:20, 9:26. ELLIOTT GOULD DYAN CANNON p.m., at Trinity Covenant of Green Beer! R u m o rs O f vinced that they are too oostty Rep. John D. Mahaney, an as- As usual, we had a fine turn- p m. to 3 p.m., crewel em- 'y^®®*f® ~ ®*” ’ Church, 302 Hackmatack St. I Erin Go Braugb—Let’s Make It A Beal to handle. EASTER BASKETS slstant majority leader In the out tor our Monday morning broidery class; 7 p.m. to 10 i-30. 4.16, 7 :oo, ».40. / pI.SV HAHlttUi, Recently, 600 Campus Cru SUNDAY Day tor Ole St. P at! Some houses, in fact, now filled with our own quality candy House. kitchen social, and we had 66 P *"-. increasingly Resliuf fling sade for Christ staff members Burnside Secret of San ubud^ I N E M A 1 penalize regiatered representa I Besides state legislators, other players at our Monday after- setjback tournament. No bus and students met In Berkeley, Vlttoria, 2:00, 4:20, 6:46, 9:00. FRANK’S Restaurant tives for accepting small orders. possibilities are Joseph P. Dona- noon pinochle tournament. Win- scheduled, MOSC»W (AP) — A Soviet (3allf., not to protest but to pro Cinema I (East Hartford) — 988 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Mertta B. steppe* Some ground floor brokerage of hue, Monagan’s chief aide, for- ners of the tournament were; government spokesman today claim an answer. The film Bob & Carol and Ted & Alice, fices have quietly removed toe FOIL WRAPPED mer Waterbury Mayor Joseph Lyla Steele, 710; Claire Renn, Pouting Paparazzi 4:40/7:00, 9:00. In his new position, Stej^r denied that three high Kremlin . . ^ ^ shows how thousands of college * N n s e a a v X * MANCHESTfR officials have chaUenged the benc^*®® “ d big Imards custom- McNeills, and James Daley, a 689; Emma Russell, 681; Tom ROME (AP) — Actress Sop- _____East______Hartford Drive-In___ — will be reeponslWe for company students responded to CHOCOLATE former deputy secretary of the Grant, 668; Alice Anderson, hla Loren, frequently a subject ‘^'a* Naked Ni H ■■■ CINTCR book accounts In New England leaderrfilp of Ciommunlst party ®^ kibitzing amall in- ‘Solution: Spirituai ii Revolu veatoTB. BUNNIEIS in all sizes and colors state, also of Waterbury. 667; Peter Frey, 668; Mary tor Italian photographers, drew The Sex of Angels, TONIGHT 643-7833 FREE P A R K IN G REAR OF THEATRE and) New York State. chlef 'Leonid I. Brezhnev and tion!” Sympathetic with toe cost Monagan is expected to Join Hope, 666; Eva Post, 666; Ellen boos from the cameramen at 9.15 ' Before Joining Cailld Guid Premier Alexei N. Kosygin In a The presentation la one of a I^ANCHESTe thru TUES. problems at its members, toe tour other contenders next Fri- Kleman, 643; Gertrude Herr- the world premiere of her new Windsor Drive-In — OR! -//V MATINEES ONLY! SATURDAY and SUNDAY! ance, he was associated tor 11 dispute over economic failures. series of events arranged by NYSE already has proposed day in the race for the Demo- mann, 641; Esther Anderson, film, ’’Sunflowers.” Tick-Tick-Tick, 7:30; Marlow, RU S 6 & 44A • BOLTON NUILH A Truly Top Show I 600 years with two m ajor Juvenile The denial was issued by toe Trinity Church for the public. that small investor rates be cratic nomination tor U.S. Sen- 633; Paul Schuetz, 628; Francis The Italian Photographers As- 9.95 book publishers os a salesman Soviet Foreign ^nlstry after Tbccntartainmciit raised, and the matter is now ator. Those already in the Pike, 627, and (31s Wilson, 627. sociatlon was irked because Manchester Drive-In — Easy in toe New EJngland territory. several Western coirespondents See Our IS Lb, Solid White Bunny r being worked out with toe Se Growth Disappointing race are Sen. Thomas J. This week before Pete Ven- Miss Loren failed to Invite the Rider, 8:60. The Ambushers, iorcvtryoiM He Is a graduate of Boston sought official comment oh re- cauWK muss pnwa a svK sua M km porta that originated In Vienna curlUes and Exchange Commls- MEXICO OrrY—Laiiin Amer- Dodd, the Rev. Joseph Duffey drillo leaves for Florida, he has photographers to a party at her 7 :00. who was University ■with a B.S; degree In ksa’a average annual growth In EASTER MIXES regular, mlnlatare and black pectin Jelly benns, of Hartford, State Senate Ma- planned a little snack party tor villa Thursday. State Theatre — The Arrange- marketing. He, his wife, Eda, and Ltsidon Wednesday and ®*‘®- also oooenut eggs, butter cream eggs, duck agga. avarAcldldl Despite this, the industry gross national product ifet toe Jority Leader Edward L. Mar- each of his three card groups. The association planned to ment, 6:16, 7:20, 9:28; Pinoc- and their three sons live at 69 Thursday. butter egga. The reports said Mikhail Sus- seemingly needs toe small In 1961-68 pertod was 1.6 per cent cus of New Haven and Alj^onsus Our two very popular oil show its displeasure by not tok- chlo, 1:30, 3:16. Richmond Dr. A lbert P m o sMATTHELM vestor badly In order to main far short of the 2.6 per cent painting and crewel embroldeir pictures at the premiere U.A. Theatre — Funny Girl, lov, Alexander Shelepln and J. Donahue of Stamford. tain fluidity. Buy oixl sell goal of toe Organization of FOIL EG G S our own quality milk chooolato or white. classes are scheduled to com e Friday night at the Rome op- 2:30, 6:15, 8:30. ’ PROMOTED AT GERBER Also plcudng near the top was Kirill Mazurov, all members of Agent Albert R. Puzzo, an the 11-mon ruling Politburo, had for large Mocks of Stock, American States. The 3.1 per to end after this week. How- «ra. Nevertheless, several flash- Mansfield — Anytme Can Richard C. Joy of Manches cent annual expansion of the ever, because those attending bulbs popped as Miss Loren left. Play, 7 :00; Sterile (3uckoo, 8:40. ter has been appointed as nounced Thoinas Allsopp, sen circulated a letter criticising the such as traded by institutions, Cast Advised ior vice president In charge of Brezhnev-Kosygin regime and often are difficult to match and population prevented better re _ _ _ , , have expressed a deslne t» have ------^------sistant personnel manager at sults. Chocolate Baskoti — Hollow Chocolate Eyys The Gerber Scientific Instru Northeastern operations. Oth calling for more decisive leader- tend to force sharp price chang- o y JH aglC lH n W*ese programs continued, ar- Bhlp.^ es. An Dnster Tradition At Munaon’s . ment Oo., South Windsor. ers placing in 'the Trophy group Taylor MarthT a teenager ‘^''® ^ *® Two Cantatas Scheduled RtittMd by COLUMBU nCTUWS MBMR'MRyil were SJaff Manager Miax Mltch- According to these reports, The orders of small investors from Simsbury, and a mag^an ® f "',®"® ‘'^® Programs un- toe letter would be discussed at give a steady flow of activity ^ til the middle of June. I know PETER FONDA-DENNIS HOPPER TEOMCOLOR* '[sMa ley and Manager Albert EASTER EBBS ■ FLOWER POTS COLOR C E. Marrotte. a meeting of toe party’s Central and a random assortment of Pine Pharmacy By Choirs at South Church Committee In the spring. The prices, permitting easier match- hu'*m^"c®’to‘The*Ma!;^hestr^ aTlt^^^inS^*^'’ TTie four also earned place# Oor, Oentet A Adams MiBnliniallow, Fniit-Nut, community Playen.’ production ^ in the Academ__ y o_ f Honor,__ as implication was that changes in ing of orders. A multitude of of “ Don’t Drink the Water ’ ’to oUtor interested seniors a The Oratorio Choir of South sted, Mrs. Janloe Forbes, Mrs. «d~agents~H ^d Oohn* James the Kremlin’s leadership might small orders Is, In fact, toe best YOUNG MOTHERS Fudge Maple Pecan, be produced next Friday ' and ®**®“®® ^ *'®‘ *** these pro- United Methodist Church will Charlotte Gray , Miss Louise THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT be In the offing. assurance that trades can be Check our prioee on (toconut, Orystalised Srams. present two cantatas, “Peace- Heller, Miss Barbara Irwin, Miller, Richard LsFoUa, Saturday evenings, at 8:30 p.m. Pr*Mnt4d in Asked about toe reports, a made smoothly. PAMPERS ITie Manchester Gilbert and able Kingdom” by Randall Mrs. Mary Kalbfleisch, Mrs. DANCE •THEATRE Qlewif>g;gleripus.. Charles Balderston, and Philip at the Bowers School. spokesman said: The NYSE has been con Free Prescription Ma^hYs ”M^totlra with the Workshop has Invited Thompson and “Day of Resur- Rita Kenway, Mrs. Shirley sack. "All the reports are fabricat cerned about losing rank end Pick-up A Delivery ChoosS from a large selection o-f Service — 949-8U4 P lS S rL ^^ut wten me °®’‘‘ ’”“*®" ^'•®® Prentice, to- Maharan, lirs. Helen McKln- Om«oa Pr^vction ed from beginning to end. They file business but some critic S s ^ d rohL^aL tor “lolanthe,” an morrow at 7:30 p.m. In the „ey, Mrs. Betty Mltcheltree, GERBER INTROfeUCES Our Freshly Made Chocolates. Nodvetd ond 0ir*ct«d by lion Mark DIGITIZER are crude, malidous provoca maintain that Its advocacy of SSTcomS^^ writterSTwoJdv nuictuary of the church. Mro.Mrs. Phyllis Osu Oswald, Mrs. Mar- Each Piece A Delicious Taste Treat! A new large cuea coordinate tions from news servloes that higher oommlasion rates on Allen onH .11 ^ Woo^y jjjg Manchester High School Narrator for “The Day of jorie Rabbass Mrs. Peggy have specialised In the dlsseml' digitiser for rapid, accurate small orders will aggravate toe chariictercharacter nHestnri!^ iTcthorF®«Te®r'nr^ nm i. ----- — —— — nesurrecuun aie «»i. «u*u jbx». jieia,R®‘d, and ’l Mrs. Doris EXTRA—COLOR CARTOONS nati7 \ , , '' \[ \ \ \ •' \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1970 PAGE flVI \ .^'1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1970 PAGE FOUR , „ii I' < ‘ Caught at Gunpoint r : ' Manchester \ Tolland County Changring Fashions Connecticut |Ranrl?pHiPi Hospital Notes WASHINOTON —Lost year, everyone IRS Group Opposed to Airport Cttptttnil ijprah'' was talking about hunger; not much is Yankee Pair Found Hiding vranuro bocbs heard about it this year. A little earlier, Intemedlate Care SeifU- pilvate, noon-t p.m., and 4 p.m. Will Circulate Petition FUBLIgHBD BY inffi _ urban decay was the big worry, but to By A .H .O . adjusted sales price was $20,- HBIRAiID PRINTINO CO.. IN. Judge by the paucity of recent stories This column of questions and answers on federal S p.m .; private roonM, !• a.m.- Concerned Citizens o f Tol- negative, and the outcoms c i IS Blssell Street 000 or less, and you owned X p.m ., and 4 p .m .4 p.m. Mancheater. Conn and debate, the cities must be in pretty In Country Club land County, a group organized the meeting Was to organlM the When, quite unofficially, Con- tax matters is provided by the local office of the U.S. and occupied the house as Pediatrics: Parento allowed THOMAS F. FBROUSOh good shape right now. last fall to oppose the proposed petition circulation, which wlU WALTSSFt R. FERGUSO> gresaman Tom Meaklll accept Two men were apprehended by police at gunpoint your principal residence for any time except noon-X p.m .; Publishers Internal Revenue Service and is published as a public Bolton-Coventry Airport, has be done on a masf-convaMlng Founded October 1, 1881 Back a while longer, civil rights domi ed the unofflqlal nomination of early this morning during a break into the Manches five of the eight years preced otbers, X p.m.-8 p.m. nated the public state. Now Presidential the Republican party for Gov- service to taxpayers. The column answers questions ing the sale. If the adjusted Self Service: !• a.m.-X p.m.. announced that it has prepared basis. PubUahed Bvery Evening Except Sunaay* ter Country Club. ------— sale price was over $20,000, petitions for circulation, asking Kingsley said also that any- •nd BoUdsiys. Entered at the Post Office ai Counselor Daniel Patrick Moynlhan sug emor, he promised to run as If Polioe became suspicious that a dining room table, euid the most frequently asked by taxpayers. 4 p.m..8 p.m. Manchester. Conn., as Second Claas Mai he were an underdog even you may exclude part of your Intensive Care and Coronary the State Bureau of Aeronautics one who wishea to. assist In th# Matter. gests "benign neglect" of this subject, a break was in progress when other in a locked storage space though, ho Buld, he might be gain. Care: Immediate family only, to disapprove the airport pro- project can contact him, Frank and while Mr. Moyidhan was urging a they spotted a car parked in under stairs to the dining room, Q) I’m a widow and my Bisson, Max Ferguson' or SUBSCRIPTION RATE.' lowering of voices rather than an Ignor starting out as a slight ffcvorite. Q) Where do I claim exemp Details on this and other anytime, limited to five min- Payable In Advance the area of Fern and S. Main The two were IdenUfled as tions on the Form 10407 daughter lives with me. Can I The question comes to a pub- Stephen Loyzim, all of Oovsn- One Y ear ...... SM.Ot' ing of the problem, many people In and This business of his being a Sts. shortly after 4 a.m. Daniel . L. Splller, 28, of Lond- tax benefits for those 66 and 81' Months ...... IS.BO file as head of household even over are contained in IRS lie hearing, called by the State ttY- Three Months ...... 7.8P out of Government lean to the latter In slight favorite derived f^om the The officer on patrol sum- over, Maryland, and Joseph S. A) Show the number of ex though my daughter supporta Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m.- results of some rather slim pub Publication 554, Tax Benefits Aeronautics .Department, on Concerned Cttlsdns of TO- One Month ...... 3.8P terpretation. Currently, the environment moned aid, but a, check of the Kukevltch, 25, of 576 Zion St., emptions you claim for your heraelf? 1X:4S p.m., and 6:80 p.m.-8 is featured In Presidential messages, lic opinion polling done for the self, your spouse and others for Older Americans. Drop a p.m .; others, 8 p.m.-4 p.m., and March 28 at 8 p^p. in the high land County involves m alt^ MEMBER OF building revealed no forced en- Hartford. Kukevltch, who had school gym. T h? general avia- antl-alrport forces THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Congressional speeches, newspaper sto Republicans. These results try. The building manager, Vic- been hiding in the closet, was on lines 7, 8 and 9 of Form A) You may be'entitled to post card to your IRS district • :Sa p.m.-8 p.m. The Associated Press la exclusively ei. file aa unmarried head of office for a free copy. Uon facility is P -pos^ ^ for the towns titled to the use of republlcatlon of all ries and TV specials; how long will it showed Meskill leading • Con tor Bennette was then called, searched and found to’.have $62 1040. Then if you use the tax Age Limits: 10 In maternity, news dispatches credited to it or not other- hold the public eye? gressman Mlm Daddario by a let police In, and they found a In coins In his pockets, police tablea to compute your tax, household if you meet certain IX In other areas, no limit in northern er.d of town, be- a# wise credited In this poper and also the requirements. This is ex local news published here. narrow margin. Meskill was, of cigarette machine opened, with said. find the amount of tax due in Q) Since the first $100 in self-service. tween Bread and Milk St. and o S « All rl^ta of republlcatlon of special dir- To many observers, there seems of course, wise to turn from such a hammer and pry bar nearby. Both were brought to head- the column that shows your plained in the 1040 instruction dividends is tax free, do I need oatohes herein are also reserved C e^ r Swamp ^d. borders, residents of Bolton, late to be far more faddishness than flimsy evidence to the sound The ground floor office adja- quarters, processed, and charg- income and your total exemp package most taxpayers re to fill out Schedule B and send Tbe administration reminds The ^tltlons, which are Vernon have bean ■nte Herald Printing Company Inc., to- ever before in political Interests and Is campaign position of deliberate cent had a large hole through ed with breaking and entering tions from line 10. If you don't ceived in the mail. You will it in if I have just $50 in divi Visitors that with construction ready for circulation r e ^ as ^ o,e organisanon. sumes no financial responsibility for typ<- sues. Fashions change In political topics find this information on page graphleal errors appearing In advertise underdog. on Interior wall and drawers with criminal intent. They were use the tax tables, a $600 dends? under way, parking space Is follows; "We. the undersigned, n appears also, Kingsley said, ments and other reading matter In Th* almost as swiftly as In hemlines. A prob It Is axiomatic that. In pres and file cabinets were ran- being transported to the Hart- credit for each of your ex B-2 of the package. limited. Visitors are asked to resldenU or property owners of Mancheater Evening Hererald lem bursts dramatically into public con ent day Connecticut, no Repub sacked. ford Correctional Center this emptions on line 10 should be A) Schedule B should be bear with the hospital while the the Town of Coventry, are un- overflowing on the Q) The ■ tax surcharge Is Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washlny. sciousness, bums brightly for a few lican can be considered leading A search of Uie building turned morning In lieu of $0,000 cash taken on Schedule T when you completed and sent in with parking problem exlsta. alterably opposed to the pro- March 28. since ssU- ton Post News Service. supposed to be 10 percent for months or a year, then abruptly fades in a race for Governor until up two men, one hiding under bonds. compute your tax. your Form 1040 when the posal to construct a slate air- ^ates have it now that at least Full service client of N. E. A. Service Inc 1969 but it looks much lower Publishers Representatives — Mathews from sight. What accounts for this pre has actui.ly won it. Hie state A few taxpayers have taken gross amount you receive in Patients Today: 278 port in the Town ol Coventry, __ joo______resident.s__ ' of each of the Shannon and Cullen Inc.. Special Ageno cipitous public preoccupation and the for some taxpayers according dividends is more, than $100. — ’New - York, ■ Chicago.— • -Detroit oft Iand ■ ~Boston has now been Democratic In credit for their exemptions on a d m it t e d YESTERDAY; We strongly protest the action three towns are planning equally sudden loss of interest? every state-wide election since line 15b of Form 1040. This is to the surcharge tables. Why? This $100 figure is determined MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- Mrs. Nellie E. Abrahamson, 99 of the State legislature for pass- to attend. Due to the controver- that of 1986. Clrcumstancee Wind May Drive Oil wrong and will delay any re before you have taken your W. Franklin Park, Rockville; Ing the bill authorizing the nature of the proposal, It TIONB. A) To help ease the tax dividend exclusion on line 12b, could turn the state as heavily fund due. The only adjust burden, Congrress specifically Mrs. Cecilia T. Appleby, WT.ll- facility without holding a pub- appears that close to 1.000 Cov* Display advertising closing hourt Form 1040. J w Monday — 1 p.m. Friday Republican as the second' Els ments that should be shown limited or did not impose the mantle; Mrs. Elaine A. Burn- lie hearing on the subject. We entry residents will attend also, For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday In a forthcoming book, “ The Un- enhower candidacy did then, on line 15b are those for sick surcharge on certain low in ham, 1024 Main St., South respectfully request that the por Elderly For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday heavenly City,” Harvauxl Professor Eld- For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday but until such returns are To Gulf Oyster Beds pay, moving expenses, em come taxpayers. Q) What are the rules on Windsor; Mrs. Mary M. Clancy, project be disapproved.” at. Germaine’s Guild of 8t. For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday ward Banfleld offers one possible ex in, the Democrats are the Mies ployee business expenses, and the sick pay exclusion for pay 2 Locust St., Wapping; Henry Donald Kingsley, spokesman Mary’s Church will enter- For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A Classified deadline — 5 p.m. day be planation; The politician now must seek who have the favored position, Th^ wells have gushed oil at payments to self-employed re Q) How do you deduct Blue received while you’re out sick E. Crandall, 113 Summer St.; for the Concerned Citizens tain the elderly of the St. Jo- fore publication. 5 p.m. Friday fo- power and office not by dispensing food the Republicans the challeng- northeaat wind, forecast Sun the rate of 20,000 to 30,000 gal tirement plans. Saturday and Monday publication Cross premiums for tax pur or injured? Henry D. Cremlsl, 68 Scott Dr.; group, said last night that the eeph’s Home In Wllllmantlc to- baskets and patronage Jobs as of yore, day, would pose a threat to lons a day since the fire was put Walter T. Daley, 906 Foster St., organization met recentlyto morrow from 2 to 4 p.m. for the out Tuesday by a dynamite poses? A) It depends on how much Saturday, March 14 but by pushing broad social reforms and The safest place to stand, pre Q) My wife doesn’t work so Wapping; Brian E. D’Amour, 'reflect on recent new articles annual St, ■ Patrick’s Day Party. Louisiana oyster beds and a wa A) To deduct Blue Cross you received in pay for the promising benefits to whole classes of dlctlon-wise, might be with blast. why is it so important for her 321 Lake Rd., Andover; Bonnie released by the State concern- All members are urged to at- ter fowl refuge, which have Skimmers on boats have been and other medical insurance time you were out. If your voters—and new promises are constant Democratic State Chairman to sign our tax return? L. Dolan, 28 Sterling Place; Ing the revised airport propo- tend, and can contact Mr*. Don- been largely spared from a sucking up oil from the surface, payments you must Itemize de company paid you over 75 per Inside The Bomber ly needed. J<*n Bailey, who told his devot A) A tax return is a legal Mrs. Laura W. Ferland, War- sal.” Kingsley said commente aid LaVole for further Informa- giant oil slick ted from gushing and a string of barges and ductions on Schedule A. One- cent of your regular salary ed Democrats the other night document and the signatures renville; Mrs. Stella G. Filip, on the releases were largely Uon. The beat way to answer the question of “ The smoke-filled room was replaced that the Republicans now think wells in the Gulf of Mexico. booms around the platform has half of these premiums up to while you .were sick, there is a of both husband and wife are 12 McLean St., Rockville. by the talk-filled one," he declares. "The they can smell a victory for Coast Guard 'Cmdr. David been containing much of the oil, a maximum of $150 are de 30-day waiting period wheth "why" In the bombings and threats of required on joint returns. This Also, Joseph Getzewlch, 386 politician, like the TV news commenta themselves next November, but Dickson said the wind shift the Coast Guard said. ductible without regard to the er or not you were hospital is true even if only one had W. Center St.; Mrs. Rose K. bombings of buildings in New York and tor, must always have something to say are in for their usual disap would force Chevron Oil Co. to Rough seas have hampered 3 peVeent limitation on medi ized at any time. After it ex Gudaltis, Wlndsorvllle; Mrs. elsewhere seems to be to take the word , even when nothing urgently needs to bo pointment. •' consider relgnitlng the wells the work of the crews, however, cal expenses. The balance of pires, you may exclude up to Dorothy M. Jackson, East Hart said.” Often this focuses attention on im All this preliminary caution which burned for a month. and on Wednesday night high Q) What should I do if I the premiums should be added $100 a week from your income w « hav* •VGrything for of the bombers themselves, first, and ford; Theresa A. Kelly, 76 portant new Issues, but often, he sug having been voiced, our guess Dlcksm said the measure seas broke a string of the booms move before my refund comes? to your other medical ex as sick pay. St. poddy's day! then Invite the psychiatrist in for addi gests, "a politician may be able to at may be necessary "due to the that was containing the oil penses and is subject to the 3 If you received 75 percent or Florence St.; Edwin W. Laird, Is that the Republicans may A) Leave a forwarding ad tional comment. tract more attention and create more serious potential for damage” to The seas also kept skimmer percent limitation. less of your regrular pay, there Mansfield Depot; David E. Le ecardB oome up to November with dress with the Post Office so enthusiasm . . . by putting real problems something like an even chance, the Delta Migratory Water Fowl barges from operating. The instructions given for is a 7-day waiting period. vine, 80 Green Manor Rd. The characters who set the bombs the that the refund can be deliv • napkins In an unreal light or by presenting Illuso which is better than anything Refuge at the southeast Up of Atty. Gen. Jack Gremllllon of completing Schedule A can be Then you may exclude up to Also, Mrs. Arlyne H. Meek, ered to your new address. other night In New York, calling them ry ones as If they were real.” When that they have had In any guber L«uisiana. Louisiana said Friday that the found right on the back of $75 a week. After 30 days, you 14 Williams St.; Mrs. Betty K. • decorations Failure to do this held up the happens they may not last long. natorial race since 1984, when Winds from the north up to 38 federal government was at least this form. For your conven may exclude up to $100 a week Miller, 22 John Dr., Rockville; selves "Revolutionary Force 9," had a refunds of many taxpayers a good incumbent Republican miles an hour have kept the oil peirtly to blame for the oil spill ience, copies of this and other as sick pay. If you had been Mrs. Josephine Mlruckl, 166 • tableware number of things on their Jangled, des last year until an up-to-date Certainly, as Professor Banfleld Im state regime had the misfortime slick moving out to sea. The because of lack of supervision. schedules were included in the hospitalized, there is no seven- Oak St.; Linda A. Moore, 47 address could be obtained. perate mindd. They were against the plies, the role of the mass media is also to run into a rising Riblcoff. Coast Guard said, however, that He said he was prepared to 1040 tax package. day waiting period. Maple St.; Mrs. Mildred H. Taxpayers, who expect to crucial. A small number of key Journa For the first time since then, the wind shift to the northeast bring damage suits for milllona Morrison, 288 High St.; Mrs. war in Vietnam, and against anybody get refunds but have delayed This provision of the law is lists. largely in New York and Washing the Republicans do not have to that the Weather Bureau has of dollars against the govern- Q) Is it true that if you’re Diane B. Nobert, 88 Chestnut filing their returns can get explained at greater length on who made any kind of money out of ton, do indeed possess awesome power run against an Incumbents Dad forecast could carry the oil to- ment and Chevron, over 65 you’re not taxed when St.; Irene Palamar, 62 Diane fast service if they file now. page E-2 of the Form 1040 contracts which had anything to do with to build an issue in relatively brief time dario and Meskill, If they are ward the rich oyster beds and Interior Secrectary Walter J. you sell your home? Dr.; Thomaso Paollnl, Stafford Returns mailed in March can instructions. Be sure to check by steady and Intense attention to It. The the candidates, will start rela wildlife preserves along the Hickel said Thursday Chevron Springs. It. They were against "racist op be processed and the refund A) There will be no tax to the instructions if you think extra-potent Impact of TV may be the tively even so far as state foot coast. was to blame because it had re- Also, Bradley A. Perkins, pression" and against the "exploitation issued in 8-5 weeks if the re pay if you were 65 or older . you are entitled to claipi this crucial factor in this current compressed ing Is concerned. The main source of the pollu- moved from the well an $800 South Wllllngton; Mrs. Joanne turn is accurate and complete. before the date of the sale, the exclusion. and degradation of employes forced Into life cycle of Issues; it can focus atten Photofcna^ihed by Sylvian Oflara The Republicans have -a bet Uon Is the biggest producer on safety device, a s^orm choke, ■ M. Pltz, 460 Vernon St.; Fred lives of anti-human work.” They are tion faster, wear it out faster, too. ter chance than the Democrats' the 12-well Chevron platform 30 which would have shut It off In erick J. Rocker, 261 South St., BITUMINOUS “THE CLOISTERS,” NEW YORK CITY P it have of coming out their 1970 miles from the Louisiana coast, an emergency. _ Rockville; Pete A. Russak, 66 against pollution and against "conspicu Research Underway The New York Times and Washington nominating problems wltbout Friday afternoon workers A suit was filed In federal Police Log Ordway Dr., South Windsor; ous consumption" and "compulsive con Post hit a subject hard. Time and News any real bitterness, even U they capped one well and discovered court at New Orleans by ^ o John Sanson, 88 Hamlin St.; DRIVEWAYS week put it on their covers. NBC and sumerism" and "planned absolescenoe," Dr. George E. Mueller, writ ban problems that have recently should have to go to primary. that another had plugged Itself, oyster fishermen asking for Whales’ Screams May Give Richard P. Stanford, East Hart Parking Areas e Oae Stations • Basketball Ceurta CBS feature it on evening news shows Wonders of the Universe- ing In the current issue of surfaced may prove to be the It is not unlikely that a with sand. million damages from ARRESTS ford. ' Now Booking for Spring Work and they sum up everything they are and in - depth documentaries. Other Astronautics and Aeronautics, finest thing that ever happened pendulum, both political and Butoui theV..S biggest —oo rproducing______= Chevron______If oyster - beds are pol- Nancy R. Cerreto, 22, ol 51 BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A against as a "way of life" which is papers, magazines, TV programs follow indicates that the tug may find to this country’s space pro philosophical, is swinging out wells and several lesser ones luted by the oil. The two. N.E. -prebbe Dr., charged on a 12th Sea Predators Hhe Willies’ , daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ml- Early Bird Special 4hese leaders. Politicians', seeing the Keys To Exploration gram. This tight budget trigger of a long period of liberal strug kept gushing oil Into the Gulf Dennis and P.J. Dennis, ac- circuit Court warrant with six PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW BECAUSE OF A really “ a way of death,” in which man use in lunar and planetary ex SAN DIEMO, CWlf. (AP) — wtth Paul O. Thompson and Dr. growing interest, climb aboard. The sub plorations. It will be able to de ed the efforts toward the less gle with unsolvable problems and a heavy brown slick extend- cused Chevron of negligence. counts of doctor shopping. Police PRICE INCREASE AFTER APRIL U denies his own humanity. And since "not The scream ol a killer whale is James F. Fish, watching the ject happily feeds bn itself. , Of the Solar System liver about 27,000 pounds to the costly space system which may toward a period of conservative ed southeast of the rig four The aiUt was filed on behalf ol allege aji^ge she obtained aieidiet pmpill m e scream oi a luuei wna.c ------7 Bernard Noble 143 Wetherell All work PersoonUy Supervised. We ore 166% Ineoied. to love is to die,” and they refuse to die lunar surface and bring 7,000 make the manned exploration of struggle with unsolvable prob miles. The slick was moderate some 1,000 oyster fishermen ppescripUons from several area enough to make a Oallfomla ^ n ter ii^ a U oii of gray whales ^ * Yet the very system that can build an the entire solar system a reality for another lour miles. A lighter whose combined annual Income doctors. Court date March 30. gray whale turn tall and run, from north of t ^ A.ieutian Is- Marlboroueh- a DoMAIO BROTHERS themselves they take the only way out By DR. I.M. LEVITT, In time, the space station pounds up from the lunar sur lems. I scientists want to find out lands to beer calves in the toys m ?' CAIX. 648-7661 oc StlSTSS issue so swiftly may exhaust It Just as face to the space station orbit by the turn of the century- The Republicans would be rainbow slick extended 18 miles from the beds was said to be es- DIRECTOR might be moved to a geosyn Navy sclenttats say. Now the of Lower California. From late for them, “ to attack and destroy the quickly. Without dramatic new events ing the moon. However, to set Copyright 1970, Gen. Fea. Oorp. foolish to smell victory, which from the rig. tlmated at $8 mUUon. Mrs. Gertude LiaBonte and The Fels Planetarium of chronous orbit so that it re ______scream December to late February, forces of death and exploitation and to lor fuel—riots or epidemics or battles— mains stationary over a point down on the lunar surface is what Bailey says they are Ronald J. LaBonte, 17, of 52 whether that chilling the Journalists have a hard time keeping The Franklin Institute Fulton Rd., both charged with would protect man from sharks, thousands make the Journey. on the earth’s equator, or it means that landing gear will doing, but foolish not to sense Barbara Small, 31 Charter Oak build a Just society—revolution” by the Herald minor. Scientists renorted today on a Besides the scream, the sclen' It *c« "“ Id the vehicle, a 1966 The Soviet Union Is believed craves more of It. Step right up, ladles and genUemen, and vv. 423-4087 George S. Postemski Mondays, Wednesdays or help select tomorrow’s preeelng prob- and test entire systems to iiv.a.r General Hos- been using It on a pilot basis in Mercury sedan, had been there to be developing a missile sys- Thursdays. Call M8^9882. Meanwhllei he is as sick as anybody 'vem.—ALAN L. OTTEN IN THE WALL evolve the most efficient man v lM maintained emergency Philadelphia and lU five sur- two days according to the com- tern elmllar to MIRV, but euch proJecU are not publlolied^ ever gets. ' ' STREET JOURNAL. ner of operation. servtoes. The city’s two homes rounding counUes. plalnant. a neighbor. ~ ...... VA u V T A\ w •\ ' \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1970 PAOB SEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. ~ SATURDAY, MARCri 14, 1970 PAOB Six iTA K . GAXEie*V Area Churches Lowered Voting Age JOHN MATHER CONN. First Congregational Cfcurch CHAPTER -By CLAY R. POLLAN- LIBRA Bt Jobn’a Eplaoaiinl Oiurch A ARIIS United Congregational Ouirch Of Vomon X Your Dally ArtMly Golda K R t 90, Vernon C h u r c h e s United Church of Ohrlat Rev. John A. Utooy, (K)IF LAND Tlf Ateordlag lo lh» Slori. F Rev. Robert H. WoUner, oA Dilemma for Celler DEMOLAY North United Methodist Church Concordia Lutheran Ohurch 1* ’Toiland Minister Oklrary Church To develop message lo r Sun^y, 3A37-41-46^ Rector 40 Pitkin St. 3- 5- 9-14 reod words corresponding to numbers Rev. Donald O. Miller, WASHINGTON (AP) - The (Aaaembllea of Ood) 800 Parker St. ^-38-39 I50-39-[■75 vS Rev. BandaU P. FWParn, conference with the Senate on Driving rang*, go Revi Enrie B. Ouster, Bev. Joseph B. Bourret, of your Zodiac birth sign. Mlnlater Asatotant Mlntotor Senate has put the squeeze on WEEK ' MT K. Middle Tpke. TAURUS K o ifia 8 a.m., Holy Communion. the bin in hopes of getting the Pastor 31 Whitp«rir>g 61 Liktiy Rep. Emanuel Cellerj D-N.Y., Bev. K. U OustofMm, Pastor ^ s A « . 1 Stops ocr. I lf 10 a.m.,1 Familyeauu.. Worship______.u senators to back down. But the carts and miniatur* Gary Klose and Howard Mayer Rev. Louis E. Bauer Jr^ 2 Your 32 Just 62 Might 9:30 and U a.m., Worahip 8t-year-dld chairman of the PM tor 1 ^ HAY 10 33 M ay 63Whot Nor. I I ' Service. Classes, baby-sitting. Mlntotor of Christian E d u c a t io n big vote In favor of a lowered PARADE Assistant Pastor 3 Bowort Service and Church School. Paat^-in-TralnlnK ^11-13-16-55 4 You 34 Buy 64 Win 15-33-48-52/ -House Judiciary Committee, b y voting age should stiffen Senate SUNDAY, MAR. 18th now opan. Waak^ 65 Listtning and coffee hour. ____ ,;so and T T T .m .. Worship 0:80 a.m., Sunday School, Bi cfe'62-73-76 5 0 f 35 For 60-77-81-88^. 11 a.m., High School-Claias. voting Ui lower the voting age to resistance. at 8 P.M. 9 a.m., Holy Communion, 6 Good 36 In ' 66 Into 7 to 8:80 p.m.. Pilgrim Fel ble olasaes for all ag 40 Courtfsy Rev. James A. BIrdoailf ocratic Leader Mike Mansfield meeting. Hymnsing, gospel 9 a.m.. Church School. 11 Highly 41 You'v# 71 Trip 19-26-30-42 S t Francis of Aealei strongly opposes, -to a bill he is the leading sponsor of the vot 7:30 p.m., Abendmuslk: Can i 7- 8-431 72 You'va Vicar preach. music, and Bible message. Nursery and Grades 3 through 1^53-54-71 12A 42 By 65-78-87-W^ 678 Ellington Rd. 0:36 and 10:88 a.m.. Church strongly supporte, orte that ex i s S tata; "O Holy Jesus” for choir, ■ 13 Ron>ontic 43 Starting 73 Ba ing age provision. 8. CANCIR 74 Fovor* CAPRICORH South Windsor tends for five more years a law flute and organ; also Motets, 14 Gossip 44 Don't School. _ , It also has the support of 15 You 45 Will 75 Yoursalf DfC. 11 8 and 10 a.m., Family Serv South United Methodist Ohurch 10:30 a.m.. Church School. ^ \ J U N C H 76Surprisod Rev. Gordon B. Wadhama, 6 p.m., Juidor Pilgrim Fel designed to protect Negro vot Psalms and Hymns of the Pas l6Doy 46 Long ice. Baby-sitting provided. House Democratic Leater Carl RAY IS BACK! Bfain St. at'HartfordI Rd. Nursery, Kindergarten 11 77 Chootlc JAN. 1* Paator lowship will meet In Fellow ing rights In the South. sion Season. 17 Strangth 47 Tockjy Albert of Oklahoma. "W^en you Bev. J. Manley Shaw, D. D., Grades 1 and 3. 18 Nows 48 Bump '70 Thon 1-23-47-61,^ Rev. Lawrence Book, Senate passage of the com AND iS READY TO GIVE YOU Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Lienten O^»29-40■45 49 Compoign 79Tha 69-70«-84Vg ship Hall. send a man Into battle, he ought 6 p.m.. Junior and Senior :£^-67-74 19 You S t Mary’s Church Pastor Service. Holy Communion. 20 Chorm S O D M irtd 80 Dosirod » Aeslatant Pastor 7 p.m., SenloY Pilgrim Fellow bined pdekage by a 64 to 12 vote to have a chanpe to vote back,” THE FASTEST SERVICE IN TOWN! 81 Unpitosont AQUARIUS B t 81, Coventry Bev. Carl W. Saunders, Methodist Youth Fellowship. Thumday, 1:18 p.m., Lenten LIO 21 Stort 51 A —I— ship will meet In Fellowship Friday created ,a quandry for 52 Into 82 Ba JAN. 10 Bev. F. Bernard MlUer, Pastor said Albert Friday In endorsing Associate Pastor 8 p.m Y ^ Adult group N ^ d a "y Office, 22 And 83 Impultiva Masses at 7:80, 9, 10:10, 11:30 Hall. Celler, who as chairman of 23 Token 53 Out HI. It Rev. Richard F. Rc|'glu«. the Senate -bill. Bev. Gary S. Oomell, meets at.the parsonage. ______’■^..AUG. 11 24 Lies 54 On 84 Rosults and 6 p.m. House conferees will be under 0SOpan 10-12-31-491 "Omscriptlon without repre PIZZA RAYS Associate Pastor §>21-25-35-51 25 Plans 55 You Asalstant Paator Firnt Congregatianal dmroh Center Congregational Church 56 Sumnr>«r 66 BMn 57-66-79-85’ heavy pressure In the House to sentation is tyranny,” he said. Emanuel Lutheran Church My.>*56-58-68 26 Leom 130 SPRUCE ST. TEL 643-0031 United Ct^wch of ChriRt 27 Come* 57 Out 87 By PISCIS Sacred Hecurt Church. Hebron accept the Senate bill. 88 Situation Celler’s dilemma is sharpened 9 a.m.. Adult Discussion Class Church and Chestnut Sts. 11 Center St. VIRGO 28 Foul 50 Vocation R t 80, Vomon Masses at 7:80, 9:80 and 10:48 Bev, Herbert O. Kelsey Jr., " I ’ll fight It, come hell or high ■v:?r 29 And 59 For 89 Talking K». I» by the Intensity of his desire to at Susannah Wesley Hall. Men’s Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, 60 Soma 90 Expocting a.m. Paator water,” vowed Celler after the Open Mon., Thur»., Fri., Sat., Sun. 30 Mora MA». 10 ^ Rev. Ralidi Kelley, Pastor accept the Senate voting rights Christian Uterature Class In Pastor Minister 3/15 First Congregational Church Senate action. ^18-27-32 2-17-24-36^ Bev. Richard Berner, bill. He was dealt a heavy blow Scout Room. Rev. Wlnthrop Nelson Jr., OS*- ^ G o o i (^Adverse ^Neutral 38-44-82-831^ United Church of Christ 9:80 a.m., Worship fle e c e . Celler, the dean of- the House, 72-86-90 Assistant Paator last December when the House 9:00 and 10:48 a.m.. Worship 7 a.m., Men’s Communion Minister of Chrlstan Education Main Bt, Coventry Nursery. Sermon topic: “ The having served there since'1922, Rev. James W. McBride, rejected a similar bill he Service. Pasdlon Sunday. The Service In the chapel followed ______Masses at 7, 8, 9:18, 10:30 and Covenant —Old and New.” has long opposed lowering the Minister brought to the floor and passed Prize Winners at Illing Science Fair Rev. Dr. Shaw presAihing. Ser- by breakfast In Luther Hall, 7 a.m., Men’s Club Com- 11:48 a.m. voting age. And he _partlcularly mon: ’ ’The New World—Is It 8:86 and 10:48 a.m.. Church Sanc- Vernon United Methodist an administration-backed meas "Heredity," and Debbie No- munlon Service In the Women Want a Voice opposes doing it the way the Timothy Chariebols and Da Grade 9, "Study Skin” ; and able mention, Mary Wood, hov* avarythlnq for austorl mon: ’’The New World—Is It School for three - year - olds 9;46 a.m., Church School. Church ure that would replace the 1968 “How Rocks are Formed." vitch, "Observation of Baby tuary. St. Bernard’s Church Senate wants It done—by statute vid Plerro stand at the left of Peter Heard, Grade 8, "Pollu School. Infant.-toddlers through through Grade 8; nursery for 7:80 a.m.. Men’s Club Break 11 a.m.. Nursery. Worship Bov. Charles Becher, Pastor act with a milder one having na Grade 8, second, Marjorie Mice.” Rockville rather' than by constitutional their entry that took first prize tion.” adults. infants. fast In Woodruff Hall. Speaker, Service. tionwide application. Taggart, "Comparison of the Team, second, Linda Colbert • baskets In Running Churches Rev. George F.X. Reilly, amendment. among team projects In the ni- Other awards made by grade 7:80 p.m. Senior High Metho- » and 10:48 a.m.. Divine Wor- Wilbur Smith. Topic: “ The In 8 p.m. Junior Pilgrim Fel- 9:80 a.m.. Worship Service The Senate, in turn, rejected Human Brain and the Monkey and Pamela Frasscr, "The Pastor "When we consider how easily Ing Junior High School Science were: Grade 7, second, Mau dist Youth Fellowship. shtp- Sermon by Pastor Ander- ner City looks at the Suburbs.” NEW YORK (A P ) In a In considerable evidence. lowshlp. the House-passed measure and Heart” ; third, Scott Odell and •e g g dye a . > ttaI and child care. Sermon by the the adolescent Is Inflamed, how Fair. Individual winners pictur reen Loughrey, “ What Is a Brain"; third, Meg Healy, o [ t 7:30 p.m. Evening Cantata son, "The IVuth Shows us as 9:18 and 11 a.m., Morning downtown church In Mlnneapo- In Detroit recently, a young Rev. William Sohmelder 7 p.m Senior Pilgrim Fel Church school. Nursery, voted to extend the 1966 act un Paul Prlgnano, "M old." (Her easy for him at the age to see in ed are Mary Charest, Grade 7, C ell?"; third, Dale Sotherland, "Growth of Bacteria"; honor • grass "The New World,” presented We Are.” Worship topic: “ Miracles for Us, women now serve as ushers, nun, Sister Mary Corrlne B art Rev. Anthony Mitchell lowshlp. til 1978. The act is credited with ald photo by Bucelvlclus) Kindergarten and Grades 1 and patterns of black or white, with "Vibrations” ; Ann Charest, ■Focal Point of Ught” ; honor able mention, Sue Stephens, ______...... the Sceptic.” Mr. Simpson showing people to their seats succeeded a bishop as the Cath- adding nearly one million by the Chancel Choir with spe- Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Lenten 2. out shadings, we can readily un Masses at 7, 8, 9:18, 10:30, • candy detting Better?” Church School. Qulet Hour” service with the preaching. Coffee Hour omitted, and taking up the collection—a ollc archdiocese’ chief repre- Bolton Congregatianal Church 10:80 a.m.. Church sclKX^ all derstand why the demagogue, blacks to the voting rolls In sev Iiilant-toddlers through adults. Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, pas- 6:30 Youth Fellowship Rally role traditionally reserved to sentative of religious orders. In- 11:45 a.m. Bolton Center Rd. other classes. the dictator, and the hypnotic en Southern states. 1 1 • ^ • * _ . . . _I - * VHall, T _ 11 men. eluding 4,000j a/uv monks n and md mmo nuns. cial instrumental music. "The tor of South United Methodist at Bushnell Memorial Rev. J. Stanton Conover, orator have been able, histori Besides adding the lowered G am bodia Pollution Suit Is Filed Peaceable Kingdom,” and “ The Church, preaching. Hartford. It was "tim e for a change,’’ Says she: St. Matthew’s Church Minister Union Congregational Chnrch voting age provision, the Senate says the Rev. Francis J. Plem- ‘"niere’s a movement In the cally, to capture -the youth of 11c Is invited. ------Tolland Rockville the land,” says Celler. also Included in the bill a sec Community Baptist Church Ing pastor of St. Olaf Roman church of women taking more of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, Pastor 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Mlntotor tion of the administration bill Orders Cong An American Baptist CIjirch Catholic church. the drclsion-n)aklBg roles wher- “ Thfere are sound psychologi Against Florida Utility Pastors-ln-’Trainlng Church Rev. Roiiert Talmadge, Sermon "The Great Choice” Bev. Lyman D. Reed, cal reasons why the age of 21 that would permit voters to cast 588 E. Center St. And the men seem to approve, ever they are qualified.’ ’ to 20 degrees above the bay’s Church o l Christ (Missouri Synod) Assistant Pastor Church School. Associate Minister -has been considered the begin their ballots In presidential elec M IAM I (A P ) — The Justice THIHK SMALL Rev. Walter H. Loomis, "They enjoy It,” says a parish The Vatican 1970 yearbook T o Leave normal temperature. Delivered In Mnndieetor Lydall and Vernon Sts. Cooper and High Sts. 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. ning of maturity.” tions if they have lived In a Department has filed suit accus Mintotor secretary, Pat ’TKach. "Most of lists, for the first time, six posl- Masses at 7, 8:30, 10:30 and (Continued from Page One) FP& L Vice President Gene Equipped with leatheretJte in Eugene Brewer, Minister Rev. Charles W. Kuld, Pastor 10:48 a m.. Morning Worship But Celler will , ^ v e a hard state at least 30 days. ing a Florida utility of ruining the ushers are attractive yoimg tions filled by women. There are nlst activities In Cambodia,” be Autrey said Friday night the terior, wtadshleld washer, 2- 11:48 a.m. Gilead Congregational Church Service, Sermon ’Topic: time winning his fight. The 18- The administration, whose po aquatic wildlife by discharging 9:18 a.m„ Church School for working women.” 66 women employed at the Vati- said. "But we are also being at company was following plans s p ^ electric wipers, heater, 9 a.m., Bible class for all 9:00 a.m., Divine Worship. Hebron "What’s The Use,” the Rev. year-old voting provision has sition could be decisive in deter hot water into Blscayne Bay. all ages, Sunday School for Father Fleming says there can. tacked by an opposition to the approved by Dade County (M i defogger, 4-way esifety ftaudun. ages. Nursery In Parish House. „ . „ ^■ - ,- >i Women serve Increasingly on Unitarian Meeting House Rev. Herbert O. Kriaey Jr., Mr. Bowman preaching. wide support In the House and mining the outcomci, opposes In Its first suit to halt ther beck-up lights, front end rear 10 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: 10:18 a.m „ Sunday School and Nursery through Grade 4 con- was a shortage of males avaU- Paator right." am i) pollution control authori Unulng during the worship serv- able for the ushering task, so national church boards and 80 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford 9 a.m.. Church School, its inclusion as part of a voting lowering the voting age by stat mal pollution, the Justice De seet belts, lewtherette heeidreBta, “ Marriage—Its Joys and Re- Youth Forum. Rev. Nathaniel D. lAurlst ute, although favoring a consti Sihanouk met In the Kremlin partment said Friday the threat ties. steering wheel lock and rear Ice. the long-standing practice of us- agencies and , on local church Grades 8 to 10. rights bill makes it doubly at The county allows discharges sponaibllities.” Wednesday, 7:80 p.m.. Lenten __ __ 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Ser 9:30 a.m.. Adult Study Class tutional amendment to accom today with Soviet Premier Alex to marine life would be even window defroster. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Hour, jngr only men needed to go, policy-making groups, both Pro: tractive to the liberals. ei Kosygin and President Niko of water at a maximiun temper 6 p.m.. Teachers meeting. Service. ~ i " " ___ ” Jl... \ " 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, mon topic: ’’Tlie Covenant — in library. It will be Celler’s aim to go to plish It. g;reater when Florida Power ft Members of Nutmeg Forest Tall along with other customs that testant and (Catholic, Including a lai V. Podgomy, but the sub ature of 96 degrees. Hlckel and Rlt. 13. Tollend TpU. 6 p.m.. Worship. Sermon: Cedars of Lebanon, and their hav^ come to impede rather growing number of Episcopal Nursery and Worship Church Old and New.” Nursery. 10:30 a.m., Church School, Light Co. completes conversion T E D T R U D O N stance of their discussions was the Justice Department' main Teko)Wlle-M«neheWef "Bible Questions and An Trinity Convenant Ohurch fEunllles win be guests. Topic: u,an enhance worship. vestries and some Lutheran School. Infants to Grade 4. of its Turkey Point plant to nu not known. tain the maximum should be 90 $47-2111 swers.” 809 Hackmatack St. "Four Steps to New Life.” A Women, In an IncreMing num- councils, whl Church bands of Cambodians made no ogists attending the Miami H ie Salvation Army Paator vlded In the Children’s Build- also serve as lectors, or read- However, men still dominate 104 W. Main St. Wisoonoin Synod to go to the Bushnell Memorial Blscayne Bay to cool Its genera distinction between pro-and an- conference said destruction of 661 Main St. (First Lutheran Church Hall in Hartford for a slate- tors. The water, heated "by the ing. ers, for Scripture lessons, as ed- y,e parish governing units. Male 996 BucUand Bd., Wa{S>liV Subversive Control Panel ti-Communlst Vietnamese insti marine life begins. MaJ. Kennetfa Lance, 9:30 a.m.. College and Career, 4 p.m.. Vesper Service In the ucatlon directors, choirmasters delegates also far outnumber buUdIng) Rev. Karl B. Gnrgel, Paator wide fellowship rally. process, Is returned to the bay. tutions and even have looted “ By the construction of this Officer in Charge High School, and Adult classes ^n^tuary. ’Topic: ’’The Second and song leaders for worship yeomen at denominational opeal filed Friday by So ter, declaring the provisions of 6.3 million. About 66,000 of the Vernon to Richard Philip the only numerical temperature 10:48 a.m., Hollnesa Meeting Sermon title: “ Put on the WTiole (^aryl CJorcoran are In charge their old-time work In special geats at the Episcopal con- Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, dered deadline of 45 days for the 1. PAN AM’S 747 United Church of Christ licitor General Erwin N. Gris the 1950 law were "hopelessly at Vietnamese are antl-Communist Clterone of Camden, N. J., has standard that is In existence as (nurscry provided). Armor.” The Rev. Mr. Swen- y^rshlp service. Senior women’s groups—but they’re yention. Avery St. Minister firm to submit a plan eliminat 2. GRAND TOUR W EURf^E Bev. Truman O. Ireland wold seeks to establish the odds” with the Fifth Amend Roman Catholics. been announced by her mother, law at the present time.” 6:18 p.m.. Open A ir Meeting, sen preaching. Nursery for pre- Youth Fellowship will meet In still barred from some roles. Although Methodist, Amerl- ing destruction of the natural Christian Reformed Church Pastor Board’s authority to publish the ment's protection against eelf- Mrs. Edith H. Tyler of 8 Wash Autrey earlier had said delays presented by Globe Travel Service 6:30 p.m.. Prayer Mqetlng. chool children. the Youth Building. Cynthia Wedel, the president Baptist and Presbyterian environment of Blscayne Bay. 661 A veiy St. 10 a.m.. Service Worship. names of Communist Party incriminatlon. ington St. She is also the In construction of the cooling ca 688 Main St,, Bfanebestor 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. 8 p.m.. Junior High through of the National (Council of bodies admit women to the or- Court sources said Judge C. Sooth Windsor 8 a.m.. Men’s Club Breakfast Church School. members. In November 1968, mean Giola To Head daughter of the late Ralph T. nal could cause a power short PubUc Invited Door Priaea Ctollege young people to prac First Church of Christ, Churches and the first woman Gained ministry, few are wi the Clyde Atkins probably would Rev. James A. Bonnema, Meeting. ® p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Fel- Last December, three Judges while, the Supreme Court, on age in South Florida In 1971. sponsored by Adult Evening School of Manchester St. Mary’s Episcopal Church tice singing In order that they Sclenttot to hold the post, says: clergy lists, and they're barred Tyler. hear testimony on the suit Minister 9:48 a.m., Church School: lowshlp. of the U.8. Circuit Court here similar grounds, struck down Builders’ Unit Her fiance is the son of Mrs. The Justice Department un Church and Park Sts. may take part in the service at 447 N. Main St. "A t one time, the role of hold- n in Elptocopal, Lutheran, March 24. Nursery through Adult Discus- ^ p.m.. Deacons and dea- ruled unanimously that the pub provisions that had required in der other adminlstrattons acted Rev. George F. Noatrand, the Open Hearth Tuesday night Robert A. Giola of Giola Josephine C. Clterone of Cam The Justice Department acted „ r, ing - bazaars and church . suppers , ------southern Baptist, - Catholic and 9:48 a.m., Sunday School for -1™ Qroun conesses. dividual party members to re Rector and also at the Good Friday lic Identification, authorized by Landscaping & Contracting Co., den, N. J., and the late Paclfico on e recommendation by Interi against water pollution et St. 11 a.m,, Church Service Sun- m the role of women In ^ n e r^ , orthodox churches In this coun- Public Worship. Su- 7 p.m.. Senior PUgrlm PeUow- Congress in amending the Sub gister. Joseph, Mo., and air pollution at Rev. Russell Allen service at church. day School and Nursery. ” Sub- but today woptieh are better ed- ^ _ __ has been elected chairman of J. Clterone. or Secretary Walter J. Hlckel, .„ Knr«Arv "Sub- K..» better ed- peA rto^^\” ll ^ l< toen In ship Hosting Deep River PU- versive Activities Control Act In These and other decisions a plant on Maryland’s Eastern Bev. ’Timothy Carberry 6:30 p.m.. Film for all ages. stance” Is the subject of the uiated and they want more slg- However, the question of ^ ^ vlrtuaJly ^ Chamber of Commerce Con- Miss Tyler Is a 1967 graduate who warned Florida Power ft Nursery. the Nursery. grim Fellowship. 1968, was unconstitutional. made the 1960 law OPEN Rev. Ronald Haldeman 7 p.m.. Family Night lesson-sermon. The Golden nlfleant tasks to do.” women clergy has become a of RockvlUe High School. She Light Feb. 24 that court action Shore. 7 p.m.. Evening Service. The ruling said the first Iln e n fo i^ ^ b le a n d l^ th e board tractor's Division. Elected vice Text: Psalms 111:2,8. Mrs. Wedel says the wmtln- various study chairmEtn was Earle J. Wilson is a Junior at Lesley College, would be sought If It did not vol amendment’s guarantee of free itself with almost nothing to do. 7:80 a.m.. Holy Communion. Hie Presbyterian Church The Christian Science Read- uing restrictions are "frustrat- ^ u p s analyzing It. Some Euro- of Wilson Electrical Co. Cambridge, Mass., where she Is untarily halt construction of $8 First Evangelical LuUieran dom of association prohibits The January 1968 public Iden Radio Today 9 a.m.. Holy Communion. At 48 Spruce St. Ing Room, open to the public big for many women who want Lutheran churches have Both will serve one - year majoring In elementary educa mUlion, slx-mlle-long "cooling Church of Rockville tification amendment gave the ALL DAY the time of the sentum : the Rev. George W. Smlrii, except on holidays, is located to be c- 1:00 News _ Rhythmic CTiolr Began.’’ thority.” From women’s groups them Spring St. the USS Cascade in Newport, Nixon’s bayeide home. 1:15 Your Home Decorator South Windsor Dance 7:30-11 p.m. . .. open lo len’s “ Don’t Drink the Water,” peol said the Circuit Court “ has 11 a.m.. Holy Communion. 7 p.m., Evening Service. Dto- 10 a.m., Sunday School. Unitarian Unlversalist Society and the frustration of the Sub Serving as chairman for the R. I. After service, he plans to A Joint federal-state thermal 2:00 Opera selves, the pressure also was on Rev. Ronaid A .Erbe, Pasator members only. tickets at the door. excessively intruded upon the 5:07 Monitor The Rhythmic Choir. cusslon: ‘Famlly Power Strug- 11 a.m.. Worship Service. of Manchester versive Activities Control last two years was John M. return to his former position at pollution conference had recom 5:50 Ski Report for fuller church rights. Sunday, Maridi 18 ECH6 Auditorium, 7:80 p.m., legislative Judgment.” The de 6 p.m., Sunday evening series gles." 7:30 p.m., Evangelistic Serv 466 Main St. A “ masculine - dominated Board’s reason for existence.’’ Davis of Green Manor Con the American Telephone and mended that com'panles plan 6:00 News 8:30-9:18 a.m. and 10:48-11:48, MHS J>ool, 12:30-4 p.m., lOH Smarteens Club of Manriiester partment said possible re 6:15 Weather for confirmation Instruction ------ice. John R. Fitzgerald, Fres. church relegates women to sec The Supreme Court upheld by struction Co. Giola was vice Telegraph Co., Philadelphia, ning nuclear plants be forced to 6:20 StricUy Sports with a service In the church, Second Congregatlonal^Cliurch cn^cn ~ Sunday Worship Services weekly swim, for handicapped gji^nsors "The Concept” a one- straints upon free speech and 6:30 Monitor ond-class status,” charges Mrs. orh, a 6-4 vote In June 1961 the Sub chairman last year. Pa. prove the environment would 11:00 News, Weather United Church of Christ Church , . 9:30^10:30, Sunday School sind younj^ers.. ggj pjgy off Broadway Produc- association should not make the and classes for children and Cliurch of the Nazarene 10:30 a.m., Service. versive Activities Control Act’s Division members meet bl- The wedding is planned for not be damaged. 11; 30 .Monitor ^ _ 388 N. Main St. Peggy Way, a^totM^pro^^ Adult Bible Class. DeMolay Parade, 8 p.m., y^n on drug addiction . . . government Incapable of requir 12:00 Other Side of the Day culults. 936 Main St. School. Nursery. at the University of Chicago D1 requirement that the Commu montiy for dinner business ses December 1971. The recommendation would wpop—i4ie Bev. Felix M. Davis, Wednesday 7 p.m.. Family st^-Un^ at^^nnet J ^ o r^ H lg h Tickets |2.80 at the door. nist Party file a reglstrotton ing publication of party mem Wednesday, 6 and 10 a.m.. Bev. William A. Taylor, Paator vlnlty School. sions at which guest speakers affect 18 nuclear plants,now 1:00 Dick Heatherton Minister FuM Gospel Christian Lenten Service. and proceeding up Main St. to -T h e Depot” O>ffeehouse, bers in the Interest of national 2:00 Tom Tyler Holy Communion. Although a malority of church are featured. in operation In the United 6:00 Prank Holler Bev. Ernest S. Harris, Fellowship Interdenominational Masonic Temple on Center St., Locust and (Jhurch Sts. (park- concern. 7 a.m.. Liturgy for Young 9:30 a.m., CHiurch Schooi. members are women, she says, States, 48 under construction, 32 ,2.00 Gary Wesleyan United Methodist with a program at Center Park. gj Mary’s parking lot) 8- Workmen Win Asst. Atty. Gen. J. Walter Judges To Hear People, with small breakfast Associate Minister Classes for all age groups. Orange Hall under contract and others still ito, they have only minority repre Monday, March 16 midnight, local talent appearing Yeagley, who Is In charge of the Duplicate Bridge 6:00 News and rides to school provided. 10:48 a.m.. Worship Service. Rev. Philip P. Saunders, ^ Church 6:10 Speak Up sentation on declslMi-maklng Bennet Junior High, Donut .... donation, a dollar.-. . open $210,000 in Suit department’s internal security Results last n l^ t fri a du Charges Against in the planning stage. 6:00 News . 7:80 p.m..I-...... Choral10 a.m.. Evensong, Morning Worship. ^ ^ 6 p.m., Young----- Adult, Teen Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington Federal officials attending the 7 p.m., Sunday Service. bodies of congreg;atlons. In the Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor Sale during lunch period In to senior high and college stu- division, and two other depart plicate bridge ^ame at the 6:10 World This Week with address by William Noble, Nursery through Church School Junior meeting. professional clergy, In seminar Against Builder conference reported that marine 6:30 Speak Up to Grade 8. Sermon by the Rev. cafeleria. dents. ment lawyers Joined Griswold In Italian-American Club are: Capital Schools 7:50 Knlcks vs. diocesan youth delegate 7 p.m., Evangelistic Service. ies and in running national life had been hea-vily damaged 10:00 Speak Cl^-.rch of the Assumptioo 0:48 a.m., Sunday School Pathfinders CHub, Norman St., «East Side Rec, and •Oom- HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — signing the petition for a high North-South; Joseph Marcello Special Convention II. Ernest S. Harris, “ Good Grief.” HARTFORD, C6nn. (AP) — In a 600-acre area near the Adams St. and Thompson Bd. church programs. Classes for all ages. 7:80-9:80 p.m., Alateens. Open to munity Y, open 0-10 p.m. Superior Court Judge Robert court hearing. and William Ziemann, first; The church does' not even "a l A three-judge’'federal court Is Turkey Point plant by discharg Goldfish, a perennial favorite Rev. Edward 8. Pepin, Paator 11 a.m., Worship Service. teens -with a friend or relative •West Side Rec, Cedar St., Wall awarded settlements total The case deals specifically Robert Sidman and Vincent Gi- low us to use the monies we with a severe drinking problem. Junior High Night — dancing to hear a constitutional attack es during the last two years. of fi^ hobb^sts, have been Rev. Ernest J. Coppa Nursery. ing $210,000 Friday In a stipu with attempts to 'publicly identi ambalvo, second; Dennis Rob- more on de facto racial seg:regatlon BYlday’B suit said! water bred by the Chinese for have raised,” she writes In The 6:30 P.M., Wesleyan Youth. •East Side Rec, •West Side and bowling. lated Judgement on lawsuKs fy Wayne Dallas Holley, 89, of Ulson and George Norris, third. THE Rec, •Community Y and •ming In public schools in Hartford. dra'wn from Blscayne Bay to than a thousand years, Amerl- Masses at 7; 8, 9:18, 10:30 Christtan Ministry, a bimonthly 6:30 p.m., Fast and Prayer. Saturday, March 91 arising from an explosion that Mapleton, Utah; Robert Arc Also, East-West; Mrs. Law 60 million each ORATORIO CHOIR Junior High Gym — all open The suit charges that city cool the generating xdants is re- cans buy some and 11:48 a.m. for clergymen. Her reference 7 p.m., Evening Prayer. ECHS — Incoming freshman killed one person and seriously huleta, 38, of Salt Lake (Jlty; rence Fagcui and Robert Strat BIBLE 6-10 p.m. boundaries prevent desegrega turned to the waterway about 10 year. was to the fact that numerous ______testing. Injured two others In a Windsor and Simon Boorda, 66, of South' ton, first; Sidney McKenzie and •MHS Pool, Brookfield St., tion of the schools. U.S. District Church of Jesus Christ of church women’s groups regular- g, Maurice Church, Bolton ECHS Auditorium, 1:80 p.m., home five years ago. Bend, Ind. Kenneth Hickman, second; tmd SPEAKS m. Judge T. Emmet Clarle on F ri Latter-day Saints (Mormon) ly raise funds, which are chan- W. Cwnln, Pastor Lutz Junior Museum sponsors The settlements ended trial of Board proceedings against 13 Mr. and Mrs. Albert LaPlant, OPEN SUNDAY! neled Into programs*v« « controlled _____ ' *Kt>rvlr]AV Buckley Annand •Waddell* Gyms “ dndereUa,” presented by The day ordered that the court be SOUTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCIJ by HUlstown Rd. and Woodside St, the case which opened a week other individuals hove been de third. by men. Impaneled to hear the suit, Paul E. Nuttall, Btshop Masses at 7. 8:30, 10 and 11:30 * ‘®'“ P ” *- ConnecUcut VoUey Regional ago. ferred until the case Is decided. The game, sponsored by the This tim e Eugene Similar complaints have ars- brought by four Hartford ijj Tuesday, March 17 Ballet Co. — tickets at the ctoor. Kenneth Nielson and NeU Hol Last New Year’s Eve, the board Manchester Bridge Club, is WILL PRESENT Brewer en at some recent church ______Bennet Junior High, Break- •East Side Rec, ‘ West Side mothers and their 15 children. 9 a.m.. Priesthood. lis of East Hartford were se sent out orders temporarily sus played each Friday at 8 p.m. at School, meeting ’confrontations’ in fast served — 7:46-6:08 a.m .' Rec, •Community Y, all open Although the population in the you’re your own 10:30 a.m., Sunday RockvlUe United Methodist verely burned In the flash fire, pending Its work in mem'ber- the clubhouse, 138 Eldridge St. Classes for adl ages. which -women’s groups showed South United Methodist 1-6 p.m. — "East Side also open city Is predominantly white, “TWO CANTATAS A business professor used Church which occurred June 10, 1968 at identlfieation cases until after a Play is open to the public, 8 p.m.. Sacrament Service. up to demand'fuller participa Church, Downstairs Lounge, 10-noon. most of the students in local INCOME census taker. to tell us, relative to people's 149 Grove St. 77 Overlook Drive, owned by final ruling on Its powers. the public. public schools are nonwhite. f o r t h e l e n t e n SEASON” attitudes toward public is tion. Rev. Willard E. OaokUn, after school tU 4 p.m. — “ Do Bowers School, Princeton St., the Woldman Construction Co. St. Bartholomew’s Ohurch "Women’s oppression and Your Own Thing” — limited to 8:80 p.m., Manchester Oommun- Because of this situation, white sues: " It all depends on Minister of Hertford. whose ox Is being g o r e i Rev. PhiUp Hussey, Pastor women’s liberation Is a basic Bennet students. Uy Players presents Woody Al- A (bird worker, Clarence Klt- families are moving out of the Sunday, March IS, 1970,7:30 p,m. MHS Pool, Brookfield St., len’s "Don’t Drink the Water,” President Thieu Says: That Is, one’s position is d ^ Rev. Edward M. laRoob I^rt of the struggle of blacks, 9:80 a.m., C3iurch School, telsen of East Hartlond, was fa city, the plaintiffs said. and the lomp- termined by how he is w - Assistant Pastor Imwns, youth and others,” Peg- 6:80-6:30 p.m. — Hmited to MCC ttokets at the door, The city of Hartford Is expect It's just between you, the compute nursery through adults. tally Injured in the blast, which TAX the mail and fected, rather than by me students and faculty. ECHS Auditorium, 7:30 p.m., ed to try to intervene In the Directed by Jack 3yon Grove ------gy Billings, a United Methodist 10:48 a.m.. Morning Service, allegedly was touched off by the post.. You get your Census Form in public good. T o apply thto 7:30, 9, 10:18 and 11:30 a.m., of New York, told a recent as- •East Side R^c, *We8t Side Smarteens Club of Manchester Pathet Lao Bid to End W ar suit on the side of the plaintiffs. nursery through Orsule 4. pUot flame of a gas oooUng GOT YOU fill it out yourself. maxim uiUversally would m Masses. Rec, •Community Y, a n d ‘ IHlng sponsors "The Concept” . . . City officials have protested the sembly of the National Council stove. He died a month later. Public 1$ Cordially Invited cynical, but tt is undeniably Gym, all open 0-10 p.m. tickets $2.80 at the dcx>r. racial Imbalance, regulations laid ■Only qualified employees of the Census Bu of Churches. Trinity Evangelical Lutheran The settlement gave KHtel- true o f many, If not moat. St. Bridget Church •Biickley School,' Vernon St., Teen Center, School St., 7:80- Same as Cong Plan in Viet down early this year by the reau see your form. And they're sworn to secrecy. Many who argue for gov ” We are rising to demand hu Ohurch sen’a estate $60,000 and the Rev. John J. Delaney. Paator open'6-0:80 p.m. H P-w- Dance 1 Open to mem- State Board of Education re ernment economy, are among manity for ourselves as weU as (Mlsoourl Sjmod) same amount to Nielson epd (Continued from Page One) stop providing air support to the DOWN? All they do anyway is feed the forms to the com Rev. Kenneth J. PYishle Wednesday, March 18 bers only. quiring desegnregation of the the most vocal In protesting for others.” 85 Proqpeot St, BookviBe Hollis, making a total of Royal Army, and the actual co Rev. Harry McBrien MHS Choral Room, A-22, HOC Remember . . .Mark SWerd- to bring In more Communist ele city’s schools. puter. the curtiillment of a service She said that when the council Bev. Brace Rudolf $180,000. The firm for which the alition government be broad BOTH benefltting .them. Others ----- was organized 20 years ago, 6 __ Oiorus, open to students and loff, 047-9222, or drop in at 81 ments,” Thieu said. The board’s regulations were Every one of these facts and figures is impor three men workedi the Dalene ened more so ae to bring in Go to o nearby H & R BLOCK FEDERAL loudly urge stricter enforce M a^es at 7 8 ,9:18, per cent of tta policy-making g and 10:80 a.m., WorriUp non-students. -► RusseU St., Monday thru Friday, "In so doing the Ctommunlsts nullified this week after a four- tant. The Census is one of the bread-and-butter Hardwood Flooring Co. of South more Communist elements—is office for a.real picker-upper. AND ment of traffic regulations— the church. 9:15, 10:80 ana 12.00 delegate® were women and the Service, Holy Communion. i lUlQg Junior High — Donut 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. — Drug Advisory hope to pressure the United hour hearing at which the regu $ not different frofn their 10 acts you can do on your own to help your coun until they ere charged. in the auditorium. Sale during lunch In cafeteria. Center . . . also has 24-hour Wlndeov, was aleo a plaintiff In Competent lax preporert will “ ■ -*■*'-*— proporUon stUl is only 12.1 per9:15 a.m., Sunday Sriwol, States to stop bombing the Ho points which the Communists lations were denounced by white STATE Laws prohibiting minors •East Side, *West Side Rec, answering service. the action against Waldman Con complete your return promptly cent. AduH Instruction Claas. Chi Mlnh trail, and finally to and black witnesses. try fulfill its promise. “BERKELEY - drinking, driving whUe drink struction. -• stubbornly have repeated over and accurately. You'll tmile St. James’ Church CaUing this typical of the •Comm-unlty Y and •BUng Gym, ------force them out of Laos. Mayor Ann Uccello and other ing, drug abuse, vandalism Dalene, which sued fo r reim and over again at the pace talks at the low colt, loo. and other socially undesintole Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, makdlip of church conventions, all open 6-10 p.m-. •—^These activities require Thieu said the Intent of the city officials say true Integra LIFE Unitarian Fellowalilp bursement of workmen’e com In Paris,” he said. praotices are for the welfare Paator she aded: of OlastoBbory •Buckley and *WaddeU Gyms membemhlp canto available at North Vietnamese drive that re tion Is Impossible without the We can’t know where we’re going A New Kind of Revolutionr Rev.’ Joseph E. Vujs pensation benefits, paid as a re Meanwhile, South Vietnamese of the bntlre community and ’’Any yiritor from outer space Academy Jimlor High open 6-9:80 p.m. the Recreation Center, 110 Cedar captured the Plain of Jars last help of white suburbs. Rev. Thomas Barry •MHS Pool, Brookfield St., gt. i sult of the death and injuriee, ground troops and Amer O U A R A N T il if we don’t know where we ore. must be iqpplled equally to would conclude that the .church Main |Bt.^ Glastoabnry month was to apply political W * Quoronlee accurate, preporolion ol every loi return. Rev. Vincent 4. Flimn 6:809:80 p.m. — Family Swim ______. I /settled Its case tor $80,000. ican helicopters killed 48 of the 16 mm\film documentary produced your children and mine. Leg- es are composed of white- and military pressure against If we moke any errors that co»l you any penalty tokitors, enforcement officers / AUegattons of negligence enemy and captured'six on the skinned male clergy over 40.” 10:80 a.m., Service, Nursery *^*6*^- -Any town organisation, school the Laotian government of inlerejt, we will poy the penolly or inlerett. _ and the Judiciary must have Masses. 6. 7:80, 9, and 10:80 against Waldman centered western edge of the Mekong % ^ by Campus Crusade for Christ CTiurch restrictions against and School. nnniday, March 16 ©r - tack 8t., 6496060; Kathi K n ^ , stove' ^ lo t light was on. the Pathet Lao, to the series ol with the enemy during a sweep Trinity Covenant Church pointed out the advice meant ------______» — ly constituted authorities, Pastor ^ • •Bast Bide Rec, *Waat Side anytime, 646-9288; or Karen Gll- p r o p e l, put forth at P a ri, by mo^ Roofing and Repairs slmply for church groups to 8 a.m.. Holy Communion Rec. •Cbimnunlty Y and •Bllng S after aohoil S u n T Rom. 18:1, 2. the Viet Cong and the North forest that Viet Cong and North Manolteater Shopping Parkade — Lower Level (Hackmatack St., Manchester) comply with prevailing aoclal (Trial Liturgy.) Oyii, aU open fi^m 6-10 p.m. SST The Reason Done Rcelistkaliy Masses, 8:80 and 9:80 a.m. Vletnameae. Vietnamese troops use as a custom at the Ume. And they 10:16 sum., Morning Prayer, *WaddeU Gym, Broad Bt., ______A fly can walk upside down Between Sear, and Grant, Rear Entrance# .. "Tlie rolutlon which the Com staging area for attack in the' Free Estimates note that the custom—of female PiuMlon Play, NUraary and open 66:90 pm . on tbs oeUtng without foUlng be- CHURCH Of CHMST Gospel Hall munists pnqiosed for tlie Lao rlce-rlch delta south of Saigon. Sunday, March ISfh, 6:30 p.m. silence In public—Is no more. <3burch School. UOonn, Jorgenson Theatre, AMhough the United States Is osAiss it has tiny psds attotdied LydaO and VenMMi Stneto 418 Center St. tian problem—that la standatlll The U.S. Command said there Call 649-2373 I to sacfa toot on lU six Iscs. When "W e have jtut begun to organ- 11:16 a.m., Ctolfea and Con- 8:16 pm . “ Trumpeta of the becoming Inorcaalngly more ur- were no American casualUe, In Moil, thru Fri. • AJM. to 9 ^ Pbionei 60-9817 tt wstks on smooth plooes, these cease-fire, withdrawal of the 649-1516 . ,. The Public Is (Cordially Invited . . . BlMe CSeeeee, 6 M aoB. 10 a.m., Breaking bread. Ise but you wUl hear from us un- versatlon. Lord,” a musloal adaptation Of ban, there are sUU 9,4M togging the operation. Sources aald Bat. and Sun. • AJd. to 8 P M .—Phone •48-HtI nodi flatten out against the sur- United -BUter from Laos, the W onUp. 16 tom., 6 p.m. 11:48 a.m., Sunday School. Ul you are sick of this theme,” 7 p.m.. High School Youth ’ ’God’e Trombones.” 'nokets: camps apd logging oootraotore South Vietnamese lessee were toos so cloMly that they hold Untted SUtes should Map bomb ,NO APTOINTMENT IS NECESSARY, 7 p.m., O o ^ l meeting. said Mies BUUnga. ’nrampoUne . Party. H.60 and |2 students o i ^ — in the country. ing the Ho Chi Mlnh traU and (our killed and 28 wounded. ,’'r' -«l,- \V •• • / ; ■ k i ^\\' \\\'\\‘'.- \ w A-. •A X .y v^ V\. V v \ • ■ '1 ' \ ' \ ' • ''A ' ^ ' X\,' \ , ''x' iv 1 l x ■ V ' ' \ \ -" V \- vV' W-^v: V-. ix'-;; ' SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1970 PAOT NW l - ■\\ * MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 1^^1970 \ PAGE EIGHT
Mr*. Om vUm T. Waiwt Primary Move ICrs. O«rolliia Tybumkl Wan- A bout Tow n Town Boy, 7, Drowns, 0 b itu a i7 at, 67, of Hartford, aiater of Ed Set for Monday ward TyburaU and Mrs. Stella Delta Chapter, RAM, wCI in* L Hie newly-formed Republi poy of Manchester, died yester stall its officers In semi-public can CHlsens Committee of V Louis O. Day day__ at St. Francis Hospital, ceremonies^ tonight at 8 at the Pond Ice Gave Way I > Mandieeter bee poetponed Masonic Temple. Low-f^. Day, 74, of Manches- Hartford, untU Monday momlnf Its in A seven-year-old Manchester boy drowned In a fall ter, N.H„''''<6ther cf Harold L. Survivors also Include three tention to take oUt peittUon Friendship Circle of the Sal through ice yesterday afternoon Into a Cgj Day of 83 Fldw^r St, died last other brothe'ra and another sla- forms for a poeelble April 16 vation Army will meet Monday ter St Two other boys, six and seven, also fell In but llonday In a Madobeater (N.B.) ter. primary for RepuMloan town 'x ' J hospital. The funeral will be held Mon at 7:46 p.m. In the Junior Hall managed to struggle to safetj^ , committee members. B j r Hie funeral was h^ld Hiura- day at 8 a.m., from the Curran- Of the church. Mrs. Alton Mtmsle John Lahey of 40 Olcott St., vvlnX'f-k- V ".-' ' day with a solemn high Mass Jones Funeral Home, Rt. 6, is in charge of an educational It had planned to meet John Lahey was Pronounced dead on a ^ va l at Mj® of requiem at St. Joseph's Ca •West Springfield, Mass., with program. A film, "A Boy Named with GOP Registrar of Vot Chester Memorial Hospital about, hours after the thedral, and burial was In St a solemn high Mass of requiem Oaneson," will be shown. Host ers Fred Peck this morning, to post tlB filhig fees for Sfoaeph’s Cemetery, Manches at B, Burial will be in St. Stan esses are Mrs. Ward Tedford each of 33 or more opposi ^ ’poU?e and volunteers search- shaUow spot in the brook where ter, N.H. islaus Cemetery, Chicopee, and Mrs. William Johnson. tion candidates, and take out ed In vain through the wooded he said he had faUen _ Survivors sdso include his Mass. the petitkai forms. Hop Brook area between W. After more fruitless a w c Mng, wife, 3 bther sons, 3 daughters, Friends may call at the fu Gibbons Assembly, Catholic Ladies of Columbus, will have a However, Peck at about 6 Cmter and Olcott 8ta. for more David, the older BolduWc boy, 30 grandchildren, including neral home tomorrow from 2 to Uian an hour, before the Lahey rected the searchers to tlw p ^ James Day of ' Manchester, St. Patrick’s Day party at Its last night. Informed commit 4 and 7 to B p.m. boy’s body was recovered in rected the searchers to the pnod Conn., David Day of -Rockville, meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. at tee chairman Frank Utalds about a quarter mile aouthwest. lb s . Lorraine Reed of Andover the KofC Home. Irish Stepdanc- A that he would be unavailable about five feet of water by a citizen volunteer. There two holes In the ice about and Mrs. Carol Vellleux of ers from the Griffin School of Mr. and Mrs. John Horton of Manchester at a tes today. Peck was in Hartford 10 and 20 feet out showed pialn- Blasts Lead Dance will present a program'. today, attending a seminar They gave this account of the Prospect; 10 grandchildren, and timonial honoring Horton on his retirement after ly. V* several nieces and nephews. The dancers are Maureen Brad for voting machine examin tragedy: 30 years service with the U.S. Geological Survey. John Lahey and his compan- Police waded into the pood, T o C r y F o r ley, Colleen M. Griffith, Glenna ers, conducted by the secre to a Infant Hawkes Sullivan, Maureen Johnson, tary of the state’s office. ions, Patrick Boldublc, 6, and which dropped sharply Regina Ca'vagnaro, Mary Joy, his brother, David, 7, were cross- five to seven feet. Tben Ray Horton Retires irom Post The Infant daug^er of S tiff er Laws and Mary and Dairld Lynch. ing the pond when all three fell ^ passerby, Anthony Benenskl mond L. and Judith Curtis Those wishing more Information through the thin, slushy ice. of 62 Delmont St., offered; hla Hawkes of Olastonbury, died Both Boldublc boys, also resi (Continued from Page One) may contact Mrs. Marion Clif In V.S. Geological Survey H o ffm a n help- . , . Thursday at Hartford Hospital. ford, 66 Olcott Dr. dents of the Marilyn Court Bersenskl, wearing cheet-hlgn Her paternal grandmother is Apartments at 40 Olcott St., police searched for reported John Horton and his wife, burg and directed stream-gag wader boots, ventured into the Mrs. Louis Pacak of Manches bombs. In most cases the build Grace Group and Emma Tells Youth: did not see the Lahey boy sur- pond, with a rope tied about Barbara of 38 Indian Dr., were ing activities for the stalte. ter, . • . ings were reoccupled after po Nettleton Group of Center Con From 1949 to 1957, he was prin did not see the Lehey boy sur hla waist and a grappling hook. Committal services were held lice discovered no bombs. gregational Church will meet the guests of honor recently at cipal assistant and then As-, face. On the fourth try, ho located r this morning at Hillside Cem B reak Law Among cities plagued with Jointly Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the a tesUmonlad dinner honoring slstant District Engineer lor the Both then ran home and re the body and brought it to etery. The Rev. O. Albln Dahl- bomb scares were Chicago; FederaUon Room of the church. district office in Oklahoma City, lated the accident to a baby- qulst, pastor of Burnside Unit Horton on his retirement from (Continued from Page One) shore, where police applied ooty- Boston; Cincinnati; Detroit; The Rev. and Mrs. Clifford O. Okla. sifter, who reportedly called Chae in has relief guards an entrance to an igleda (place of worship) in Chichen Itza. ed Methodist Church, officiated. , the U.S. Geological Survey, gen and heart massage until the El Castillo, one pyramid over another. Dallas; Houston; Simpson wild speak and show In 1967 Horton went to Wash- nied Seale on a flight from Ban police. Survivors also include her h*® Water Resources Diirlsion, after arrival of an ambulance. Kansas City and Bel Nor, Mo.; slides of the Fax East. Ington, D.C., where he was as- Francisco, where he had been Several officers rushed to the maternal grandparents and her 30 years of serviae. Because the boy had been in Springfield, Mass.; Seattle; Ne slstant to the director of the jailed, to Connecticut Friday. wooded area shortly before 6 maternal great-grandparents. When he retired, Horton was the water nearly an hour and a Contestants for the Miss Man U.S. Geological Survey. and began searching along the wark, N.J.; and Omaha, Neb. District Chief in the Hartford The trial is to be held in New brook to no a'vall. Shortly there- half, it was apparent the efforts Other cities Included: New chester pageant will rehearse office and was responsible for Horton came to Hartford in Haven. Gustave B. Hanson after, Patrick Boldublc was were in vain, Rochelle and Viola, N.T.; Laco tomorrow at 6 p.m., at the Elks all stream-gaging, ground water, 1969 when he was named Dis Seale and the other Panthers brought back to the area by a . Town firemen also were sum- 1’ COVENTRY Gustave B. nia, N.H.; Elkton, Md.; LitUe Home. and water-quality InvesUg^ations trict Engineer in charge of the Hanson, 76, of Cheshire, father are accused in the slaying of neighbor, and he pointed to a moned to the scene. Rock and Russelvllle, Ark.; Des conducted in the state. Surface Water Branch, and in Alex Rackley of New York of Mrs. Ernest A. Olson and Plaines and Sauget, 111.; Mount The French Club of Manches Horton received a Bachelor of 1666 he was promoted to Dis brother of Mrs. Ellen Wenner- whose body was found in a Pleasant, Mich.; Fairfax, Va.; ter will hold a card party Mon Science degree in ■ Civil En trict Chief. berg, both of Coventry, died swamp in Middlefield last May and San Jose, Calif. day at 8 p.m., in Orange Hall. gineering from the University of Eigfhty of Hortmi’s friends Israeli Commandos Hit The Old Civilization of the yesterday at his home. Refreshments will be served. Maryland in 1933, and from 1933 and colleagues joined him at 2 1 . Survivors also include a son Hckets will be available at the to 1939 he conducted stream Valle’s Steak House for the tes- Police say Rackley was sus- and two grandchildren. Signup Slated door. flow Studies in Pennsylvania, tlmonlal. He was presented with pected of feeding information to Egyptians’ Suez Trenches The funeral will be Mtmday at Florida and Ohio. a scrapbook containing pic police in New York. Ho was 11 a.m. at St. Peter's Episcopal For Lutz Classes The Rev. Walter H. Loomis of In 1939, he was named office tures, mementoes and letters brought to New Haven, ques By HAL MCCLURE Church, Cheshire. Burial will be Community Baptist Church will engineer for the Surface Water from friends; and he was given tioned, tortured and finally exe Associated Press Writer in St. Peter’s Cemetery. Spring session Lutz Junior conduct a service at Green Branch of the Geological Sur a replica of a Colt cap and ball cuted, police say. ’TEL AVIV (AP)—Israeli com P u b lish er By PETER B. GRAM There Will be no calling burn their victims. They A huge flaring moon arose di El Castillo consists of two Museum class registration 'will Lodge tomorrow at 2 p.m. He vey in Pittsburgh where he was Civil War Navy revolver. The mandos struck across the Suez rectly up from the Cenote. It pyramids, one inside the other. hours. be held Monday through drowned them. It was water will be assisted by Mrs. Muriel responsible for stream-gaging centerpiece at the head table Canal before dawn today to as (Dr. Gram, an orthopedic quickly flooded the ruins with a The Mayans believed that the The family suggests any me Wednesday. Members have Dies in Blast they sought, not fire. The vic H. Davis, a deaconess. activities in the Ohio River was a stream-stage recorder in BOY SCOUT sault entrenched Egyptian forces surgeon trom Manchester, re silvery, velvety light. I Climb life cycle was 62 years. After morial contribution be made to been sent the names and tele cently traveled through the tim, or heroine, wais g^ven a basin in western Pennaylvanda.- stalled by Horton in Burlington, for’ the first time since the 1967 ed the pyramid. It seemed to this period, the inner pyramid, the Epilepsy Foundation of phone numbersSof persons , The Youth Choir of Communi- Yucatan. These pictures were hallucinogenic -drug squeezed to In 1944, he m o'ved to H arris- Conn, in 1931. Notes and News war. In Bolivia want to come alive again after the original one, became ob America. call for enrollment. After ty Baptist Church will rehearse Two Isra'ili soldiers and at mode from slides he took while out of the “ heavenly blue morn The Alderson Funeral Home, (Conttnned from Page One) ing glory.” Her body painted, 800 years of total silence. solete. Instead of demolishing Wednesday, registration may tomorrow at 6:46 p.m., at the least seven Egyptians ■ were on the trip.) it, they built another rni'e on 616 S. Main St., Cheshire, has be made by calling the museum Pack 63 jevo. hair flowing, bedecked with We walked towards the Ball church. killed, an Israeli communique top of the old one. In order to charge of arrangements. between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. California Files Suit Cub Scout Pock 63 of Wad The first g;roup remained un- gems, she wore a white robe Court. The soft sound of fresh said. ly cut grass crunched under our see the inner one, the visitor With one exception, classes The Junior Choir of North __ affected by the accident al- Merida, Mexico —Leaving with Intricate embroidery. We dell School had its Blue and Blgyptlan spokesmen con' feet, out of tune -with the rock takes a claustrophobic stair Mathew AleziB Douvllle will start April 1 through 4 for United Methodist Church wlU f i m ^ t h e atrMk, wyhig ttrir though they felt a severe jolt as the bustling and gay capital still see all the local Mayan Against Automakers Gold banquet recently. Fhr and roll blaring from the Mayan case, breathing heavily the COVENTRY—Burial services a six-week period. Saturday rehearse Monday at 3:16 p.m., forces sank a number of IsraeU ‘ mpact waves from the explo- city of Mexico, the traveler housewives wearing it. opening exercises, Webelo Den 1 The pageantry, led by the huts which sprawled outside the damp air. for Mathew Alexis Douvllle, the Jimior Explorers will begin at the church. boats. A statement from the of- sio" spread upward, who journeys to the Yucatan LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ma bile Manufacturers Association, high priests, moved on to the F’lnally, the eantuary is three-month-old son of Mr. and April 18, with IH-hour sessions Members of John Mather lighted candles and recited the ficlal Middle Blast news agency Breza mines are known discovers that the mysterious gates. jor U.S. automakers are the tar Checker Motor Corp., Studebak- sacred well called Cenote. The The Ball Court is bigger than reached. Here is the famed Mrs. Dennis Douvllle of High for four weeks. Chapter, Order of DeMolay, will meaning of Cub Scouting. in Cairo said one Egyptian was tor the presence of poisonous land of the Mayans Is fantas get of a civil suit filed by Cali er Corp., WhRe Motor Corp., largest one is at Chichen Itza. a football field. There are no Jaguar, still painted fiery red, St., who died Thursday, were The following is list of present a Folk Mass tomorrow Several boys received awards killed and two were 'wounded. methane gas, and normally se- tic beyond his expectations. fornia which Deputy State Atty. Diamond T. Motor Car Oo., In Starting from the Temple of stands, just two huge vertical eyeballs shining ■with jade, its held this morning in St. Mary’s classes: at 12:30 p.m. at the Masonic including Raymond Bovlch, Paul The Israeli communique said vere precautions measures are Here is waiting an exotic, ex Gen. Charles A O’Brien says ternational Harvester Oo.^ Kai Carpenter, Danny Davies, Ken Venus at the edge of the for walls. At the fifty yard line, fangs of flint. The reclining Cemetery in Portland. Wednesday Temple instead of 10 a.m. as that under protective air cover, enforced. tinct 'civilization, strikingly dif may cost them billions of dol ser Jeep and Miack ’Trucks, Inc. neth DlDominlcus, John DiNlg- est, the 'Winding path, smooth some 20 feet high, is a large Chac is adso there. The Survivors, besides his pcu^ Rocks and Minerals, Grade 3 reported in yesterday’s Herald, the Israeli force withdrew car- But penetration of the gas was ferent from Eimopean and Mid lars in damages. At issue: Air The Wisconsin suit lisU the rls, John Dion, Wiliam FTynn, and peaceful except for a dart stony ring anchored vertically sanctuary is open from 10- to ents, Include his matefnal and up, 8:30-4:30 p.m., instruc- xhe event is open to the public. rying their dead and four so sudden that most of the min- dle Elastern cultures. TTie ter tor Kenneth Krivanec. ___ pollution. same defendants emd €ilso al Troy Kuehl, John Mongell, Andy ing Iguana, leads to one desti on the wall. Each team of five 11 a.m. and again from 1 to 2 grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ’The complaint filed in U.S. wounded soldiers. No Egyptian era were unable to use the mod- rain Itself is different. Unlike Fun ■with the Microscope, at The meeting of the Women’s leges conspiracy to delay instal Sharpe, Clark Standlsh and Dan nation—the Cenote. or six players tried to put the p.m. The Temple of Warriors William King of Portland, and District Court Friday accuses pristHiers were token. ’The Is- em gas masks and other equlp- the rest of Mexico, It is flat Natural Science Center, Oak Society of Christian Service lation of the auto emission con ny ’Thompson, wolf. This is a large quarry, some rubber ball through the ring us is decorated with Its propylaea his paternal grandparents, Mr. the Industry of lurving conspired loelis are believed to have used ment before the blast took and dry, covered with sisal Grove St., Grade "3 and up, 3:30- of South United Methodist trol devices. Also, Larry Berry and Stephen 200 himdred yards ■wide. It ing laps and body, but no and guarded by a stony Chac, and Mrs. Alexis Douvllle of in 1961, 1962 and 1664 to delay rubber rafts to cross the canal, place. which is used for rope and looks Immensely deep. The surveying peacefully his do Coventry. 4:30 p.m., instructor Mrs. Hyatt church will be held Monday at O'Brien said 13 eastern cities Wlerzblckl, bear; Troy Kuehl, twine. Blverythlng around hands. The score was always 1- iiwtollation of smog devices on John DlNigrls, John Dion and ’Ihe Israeli wilt, apparently a murky green waters seem to main. The Bacon Funeral Home, 71 Sutllffe. g p et the church Instead of that have filed other antismog seems .to crave for more water 0. The captain of the losing cars. Danny Thompson, gold arrows; small one, hit Blgyptlan com engulf the mystery and tragedy As the one thoussmd columns Prospect St., WilUmantlc, was Thursday .. Tuesday night as reported in actions have asked to join in the —the peeling stucco, the bone- team was put to deaith at the O’Brien said smog da-moge to Troy Kuehl, John DiNigris, John mando forces manning positions of the centuries. A big sign were casting their long shadows in charge of the arrangements. Experiences in Art, beginners yesterday’s Herald. California suit. O’Brien’s com Stock Market dry .j^ ds, the deeply wrinkled nearby platform of the Tigers California’s citrus crops runs Dion and Danny Thompson, about 10 miles north cf El Qan- reads“ Do not throw stones into over this mysterious labyrinth, i Grade 3 and up, 3:30-4:30 p.m., ___ plaint was on behalf of Califor faces of the Mayans, the al- and Jaguars Temple. between $28 million and $100 silver arrow. tara, near the northern end of the Cenote.” It should read in it suddenly all came to life. A Oscar G. Braun instructor to be announced. Members at Nutmeg Forest, nia, 30 of Us 88 counties and 166 mandra vines reaching high to Its walls are decorated with million annually. He added that cities. Also, Robert Bryce, sports the canal. Lethargic stead, “ Do not throw virgins in numerous skulls. We learned pageant of Quatzacoatl, the Oscar G. Braun, 84, at West Elxperiments in Science, Tall Cedars ol Lebanon, and milk the clouds of some dew. Grade 3 and up, 3:30-4:30 p.m.. families wlU attend the residents spend untold mii- The allegations are similar to man, naturalist and traveler; Although there have been to the quarry.” that some 136,000 live victims Promethean God of Mexico who Hartford, father of Mrs. Agnes When Chac, the rain god, was The sun was setting and the Instructor Mrs. Lawrence Hess. lloas of dollars more when those in an antitrust suit Dan Fagan, artist, athlete and smaller intelllgenoe were sacrificed to the Aztec god saved the human race from ex Anderson of Manchester, died 10:30 a.m. worship service to they are hospitalized for smog- sportsman; Douglas Marshall, D u rm g W eek angry, the Mayans erected visitors had all left and I foimd Young Discovers, at Natural brought against the Industry Inside Egypt, this ___ _ Mars, known as Huitzilopahtli. tinction. One thousand Mayans yesterday at St. Mary’s Hos morrow at Community Baptist related ailments and must re showman and traveler; David time the Israelis have launched NEW YORK (AP) — ^ le magnificent temples. Clchen my urge Irresistable. Picking a Science Center, Grades 1 and 2, last year by the U.S. Justice De We climbed crab-style the ateep filled the huge arena. Priests pital, Leonardtown, Md. Church. paint their homes or oars be Marti, sportsman and crafts- a direct frwital attack across stock market performed leth- Itza and Uxmal are only two hefty stone. I threw it far to 3:30-4:30 p.m., instructor to be partment. TTils was settle in the steps on the south wall, leading preparing their bloody sacri Survivors also include a son, cause of air pollution damage. m w ; Steven McCloud, artist, the canal. Last Jon. 22 Israeli arglcally the past week as In- of the many religious centers. ward the crater. It followed a announced. form of a consent decree when to the high platform. Here is a fices. Athletes scraping and a brother, three grandchildren,' In Madison, Wis-, that state aquanaut, athlete and sports commandos occupied Shadwan vestors waited for concrete evi- Today, C3iac greets the flock long trajectory and I could not Friday Penn Central the government said it hod re ing tourists with sudden rain one-room structure for the king. oiling their bodies. Nuns and I I and three great-grandchildren. filed a federal court suit which man. Island in the Red Sea south of dence that credit would be trace it. After a long interval, maidens flocking the Temple of Beginning to See, children ceived assurances the auto storms. Not BO during the May It reminded me of the Temple Funeral services will be Mon would compel auto manufactu For the closing ceremony, the canal for 24 hours. eased. It splashed like a bubble. It who have had art expieriences. To Delay Ending makers •would develop smog de an reign, which extended from of the Wingless Victory of the Venus. day at 11 a.m. at the Taylor rers to install antipollution con Webelo Den 2 said the Cub The attack was launched at 2 The market decline that start- raised spherical waves, which Grade 3 and up, 3:30-4:30 p.m., vices hen J. Jeski In Madison, Atty. Gen. War shaw, wolf and a gold arrow; pyre his daughter Iphigenta, Walter Scholsky. In a brief statement late BYi- court. day on EJgypUan positions along non shares, the lowest level gear, decended 60 feet into the At the center of Chichen Itza the Mayaland before our Mexi Stephen J. Jeski, 46, of East O’Brien said one poitlcm of ren said: "The people of the Michael DeProspero, ’Timothy before launching the war dark waters to the amazement Touch and See, grades 1 and day, the Interstate Commerce the canal and against a missile since Jan. 12. stands the huge pyramid nam can supper. The age of the Ce Hartford, formerly of Man 2, 10:46-11:48 a.m., instructor the Callfomia suit asks automo State of Wisconsin have the le Valenti and Carl Linders, wttf, against Troy? of the villagers. He found pot Commission said the New Ha site 70 miles north of Cairo. Glamor issues were among From the huge limestone ed El Castillo by FYanclsco de note was dead. chester, died yesterday at St. Mrs. Ronald Gamo. bile manufacturers to relm- gal, moral and constttutiwial a gold and silver arrow; Chris tery and remnants of columns. ven Division of the railroad has In other action, Arab guerril- the casualties of the past week’s Quadrangle of Uxmal, called Montejo, the conqueror of the Francis Hospital, Hartford. He Beginning to See, children He palpated the skeletons of agreed not to cancel all through decline. Disappointing earnings the Nunnery, nine beautiful Yucatan. The Spaniards .came was the husband of Mrs. Jo vriio have had airt experiences, the victims. passenger service and four of passing IsraeU soldiers and were considered the reason for maidens were chosen. Oc from medieval Europe, think sephine Wojnar Jeski. grade 3 and up, 9:30-10:30 a.m., quired on all pre-1966 model ve T ”?.; s •"<> •'he gates stay open from 6 ing that America was inhabit the eight trains running between mosphere of of air cwitamina- hvo silver arrows; Brent Llsk, wounded two of them. Two Ar the lackluster performance of casionally young nuns volun Mr. Jeski was bom June 18, instructor Dean Carlson. hicles. Such “ kits” are current abs also were injured in the a.m. to 6 p.m., but the guards ed by savages. Instead,^ they 1924 in Manchester, son of Mrs. the two cities Monday as Uon so as to cause €ilr poUutlwi, Jeffrey Blwing;’ Ray Hayes, the glamors Some cuialysts teered to ” go and meet” the Experiences in Art, beginners ly in development, he sold. blast. granted us permission to linger stumbled into the magnificent Anna Narkowski Jeski of Blast planned. is contrary to the laws and Steven Watts and Brian Harrl- said that the market could not Great Chao and plead for their grade 3 and up; 10:48-ll :46 Defendants were listed as During the past week, guerril awhile. cities of the Mayans. Hartford and the late Edward a.m.. Instructor to be an The postponement followed a publlc policy of the State of Wls- son, a gold arrow and an make a strong advance untU the people. The Mayans did not Chrysler, Ford, General Motors, ^ tJ«- rialAV Rlnhard las carried out a number of Jeski, and had lived in Blast request by Sens. Edward M. consul. pin; David Daley and Richard glamors went through a correc- nounced. American Motors, the Automo- bombing attacks in Gexa. Hartford for the past 17 years. Young Discoverers, at Natu Kennedy, D-Mass., and Edward Van Duyne, wolf. Uon. When the price-to-eamlngs against Arabs they accuse of He was a Navy veteran of ral Science Center, grades 1 W. Brooke, R-Mass., for a full Also, Ralph Michels, gold ar raUos of the glamors declines World War H. He had been and 2, 6:80-10:30 a.m., instruc Investigation by the IOC of the row, artist and travelers pins; cooperating with the IsraeUs. far enough, the meuket will David Peck, artist and athlete employed for several years by tor Mias Pamela Warga. cutbacks. NCI Reports Treatment Most Arab students in Gdza strengthen, analysts said. the Hauserman Co. of Junior Explorers, at Natural Following BYiday’s announce pina; James Healey, gold ar- stayed away from school today Lossm for the week among Schenectady, N.Y. Science Center, grade 8 and up, ment, Brooke said ‘he hoped the artist and athlete pins; to mark the 18th anniversary of gjemorS included Xerox, off 8% To Halt Hodgkins Disease an nilHtt allVAr hnr* JfVin . __ _ ^ . Survivors, besides his wife 10:48 a.m.-12:16 p.m., instruct "postponement would be made Douglas Duda, silver bar; John Egypt’s return to the area. at 9014; Burroughs, off 14 at and mother. Include a son, John or Mrs. Ronald Burke. permanent once all the facts are Duda, gold arrow, four stiver Egyptian administrators 18114; Itek, off 9% at 61 $4; Tel WASHINGTON (AP) — A new 18,000 annually. Most of the vic 8UTOWS and denner; Stephen came back March 14, 1967 adien Jeski of Blast Hartford; a Stamp Club, 9:30-10:80 a.m., known.” tims are in their 20s. ex, off 14% at 118%; Mbhawk daughter, Mrs. Catherine advisor Maurice Danziger. The Penn Central also has pe four drug combination treat Fenn, wolf, gold arrow and the Israelis, who capitured Gaza Dato, off 4% at 60%; and IBM, br. C. Gordon Zubron of the three silver arrows; Jeffrey Umanuetz of East Hartford; titioned the IOC for permission ment that arrests—at least tem in the 1966 Suez War, left. off 1 at 824%. NCI Friday identified the new CoralU, bear, one gwtio dent on E. Center St. early this Bewsene V$ed in 1849 siderable advance planning by aw ay Marefa 16. 1969. procedure in rail making in morning. Daniel R. Bureau, 18, of 76 PARIS-—The recovery of ben Singled out were West Ger economists and that the sonse of the Amerioon Stock Bxohange many parts of the world, died Legion Dr., Rockville, was ly zene from naptha was accom many, dispUytng oameias and were Branlff Olaas A converti So StUe to say elooe you . Yoland J. Touchette ol River- war urgency bos beotf reduced. aeray, Friday. side Dr., Vernon was admitted ing'across the back seat of the plished commercially in 1840. stereo sets, and tbs United More vlolenoe on the long bor ble preferred, off % at 9%; I mim you more and more to the s p e cif care zone of the car and was not injured, This low-quaUty benzene, taken States and Britain, exhibition Ung-Temco-Vought' warranto, day. Po- der arith Russia could-^lOoour, The touch of your bond, your ptoas- Drinking and eating places hospital at 3:10 a.m today. Uce said. from the naptha fraction of coal automobUee * and inotoroyoles, considering existing tonslons. up % at e% ; Boologloal Sdenoe, A corridor from the inner sanctum o f Tem ple o f Warriors leads to a statue o f Chac beyond. ' Alit mdB6. PoUce said Touchette was Further details were not tar, was sold os an lUumlnant, all carrying their brand names. Your love for me mode life worlh- constitute the major portion, But the signs in China point off 8% at 18 r Sequoyah Indus The Promettade die Temple of Warrior*. whUe. M.8 per cent, of Alaska’s retail driving east on B. Center St. available as the poUce report as a solvent for- rubber and Japan is a major exporter of away from the UkeUbood of Pe- tries, off % at 5% ; and Brlttoh later as an- ingredient of dyes. Husboad. Irvsn establishments. when he lost control of his car was incomplete. these items. king's ptovoUng another Petroleum, up % at 11%. V \ ■) \ W '\ \ V A\\ A PAQB lUljJDVUN ■ A '. '■ • •. -'7' MANCHESTER EVENING H E R A L IJ , MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1970 ■ '''V m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1970 \ PAGE IS N
List of Potential Jurors from Manchester for 1970 t i t * Btndgtit, Oiartea r . y«Mr, ICanoliMiter’ a thraa-mamber Jury Kravontka, EOzle C. Mitchell, Bfaner Reichenhzch, Gall Otorke, Loutae G. BUdn, CMortoUe F. Hedlund, John A. TO Obtomon Rd. ' 333 School B t 119 Bununsr S t 406 Woodland B t Oonimlttoe, «|i|»lnted to one-year ternu by the 66 Scarborough Rd. 106 W eninoke Rd. 91 PttkkiBt Strange, Ooitotaiioe S. ervices irectory Reidemon, Anna O. u s iN E S S S D town m ana^, pr^wrea a 67lMiame Jury Met and HeUn, V ictor M. Kunicki, Mary B. Mookalto, Marcus B. 31 Lenox a t Oeveland, Patricia B. . Ehmto, Nrtlle SO Dudley St. 38 Stone S t preawite it to^the clerk of the Hartford County 27D Bluefleld Dr. TO Syoamore Lane 48 St. John St atred, Rdby B. 880 H artford Rd. Kuntaelmon, Margaret H. Modeon, Hoelmar P elster, WEUiam J. Clulow, Minnie H. Bnrioo, Dominic Hennequin, Linda so Brookfield St Bupeclor Court. 140 Bryan Dr. 24 Lyweee St 57 wajhtofton St 118 Glenwood St 22 (Grove St. 170 Maple St atrutf, Oeoege r . h Hie clerk drawa on that Uat, and on the Uata from Kurtok, Michael D. Moeller , Bbba Renner, Carol A. Cochran, John L. EintwiaUe, John H eihert, AUeen 98 Cam bridge St. 30 Elonmoe St H IG H G R A D E the other towna ki Hartford County, when Juries are 94 MUflord Rd. 73 Summer S t 008 Adem s B t atUes, EtoleM. 03 Meadow Lone 18 Cnentwood Dr. Moline, John Reynolds, Joan 8. c A m p in g heeded hi Superior Couit, Court of Common Fleas Etooavlch, Julia A. Herdlc, Peter J. Ltabnenols, M irdil 320 N. BEm a t Coe, WUMam C. 148 Brantonl St. 20 Goelee Dr. 13 Kane Hd< and Circuit Court triale. The annual llata are for 483 B . Center S t 7 Fine BBU St 83 CHoott Bt Buchenoky, Jacob PRINTING Lane, Bruce O. Mooney, Bnrin J. Rloh, PhlUp J. EQUIPMENT PAINT SUPPLY Juron needed between January and December of Cole, Florence B. Elsoott, Henry Hertler, C. Glbenn 03 Ehtovlew Bt. 08 Clyde Rd. 308 a Main at. 140 Center B t Tents, dots. Bleeping Bags, Job and Commercial 88 Parker S t 266 W. High S t 27 Byron Rd. 8uh3e, M yitl* L. .. HtlONUlU* eadh year. ^ Lange, Bdtth C. Moran, Donna EL Richards, Robert Jr. FUNERAL HOME Air Mattrecaes, Stoves, CUNUFFE MOIOR y x ie . Printing Ooleman, Mildred A. Elaten, GUdyz K. HewlU, Donald 8. 523 W. BfkkUe Tpke. 80 HoU a t Mancheater’a^ Jury Conunitee oonaistB of Henry 17 Tyler Circle 47 Oam pfleld Rd. 42 Ardmore Rd. SulUvon, John J. Lanterns not and 73 LydaU S t 02 B ari S t Ilbreau, Marie S. Richm ond, J.anat A . Hieooft, chairman; Raymond C. Johnson and Joseph HewUt, Phyllta M. LoPIante, Alma B. 89 Finley Bt. Priniitlng of A ll K ind. CoUlns, N. Altoed Bvantoki; John P. 18 Waatttold S t 133 Rtobm ond Dr. MANCHESTER 19 Cornell S t 383 HUUard S t BuUlvan, O lga B. Wm. J. Lennon, Director J. Mortally. Eiaoott and Johnson are RepihxUoans, 28 Munro S t < SO High Bt. Morriaon, Haxry R. Riddle, PantieU A SURPLUS SALES CO. Hicks, Karen B. LoPotnte, Margaret P. S17 Bi«ing St. Community Prois and Morlarty la a Democrat. Colton, Dorothy G. Elverett, DanM Sayre 80 H em lock S t 67 Thom az Dr. 16» N. MAIN ST. 15 MUl St. 89 W alker a t 72 L h u ^ St. Sutter, Francto J. 142 E. CENTER ST. 743 Tolland 'Ipke. Morrtoaettie, Ahoe Rleder, Martha L. at Depot Square 254 Brood St., Rear Bscott explained that the Jury list U chosen from Fales, Patricia Higghis, Mary I. Larson, Ehneot 88 a . Howthonie B t Cam, Frances 138 School S t UO Park B t the town’s vothic lists by formula. He said that the 40 Boidder Rd. 118 Branford St 649-7196 Open Dally to 9:00 P.M, Telephone 643-5727 TO Irving St. 00 Norman St. MoiTow, Thomaa W. Ritchie, Caroline M. awein, Mary J. oocnmlttee takes the first name on the voting lists, Farrell, Oertrude St Htthskl, Florence H. Loekl, Rita M. 75 C ottage a t J. FARR — «4S-im Conte, Frederick A. 36 B irch S t 87 Wells S t 96 Dartm outh Rd. 11 Feindale Dr. 4 Batttota Rd. SsymanMd, Bdwiord J. and men takes every 10th name. Then If more 88 O'verlook Dr. Mulready, James P. RItchto, EUsabeth HInchey, David P. Lathrop, Mary A. names are needed, >the comm'ttee goes back, takes Cook, Riohai«.W. Ftay, Irene G. 10 Preston Dr. 106 ^letton Rd. 84 Besex S t CUSTOM MADE 217 M ain B t 76 H illtop Dr. 96 Oam pfleld Rd. fPoMQA Btindi DICK’S Xle ellgtath name on the vxjting list and continues 22 Hartan S t Munson, JomepbJne M . Robba, Teresa M. CANVAS AWNINGS Cormier, Mildred M. Fay, John P. Doha, 'Sarah Lawler, John 683 W. M iddle Tpke. PARKADE MANCHESTER with every 10th name again. 81 Alton St. 268 Fortier St. 83 Locust B t 42 Sanford R d. ' 240 Adoma S t 67 C3ooper S t Tenta, Pierre B. Jr. SHEU Lawler, Mary A. Murray, Franoto R Robert*, Amelia H. BlsoOtt said that, before a list Is approved locally Oomlrii, Glenn C. Ehzzlna, Frank J. Hoher, EYonk J. 44 P orter S t CLEANERS MEMORIAL GO. Looking for Second, Car? 202 Autumn St. 99 Trebbe Dr. 16 Aoadem y S t and to sent to the clerk of the Siqperior Court, it Is 70 Harlan S t \,159 B!irch St 001 Center St. •nUbeou, .Anthony J. SERVICE NoczklwBkl, Anna Roberts, Cheryl L. (Next to Liggett Drug) Opposite Elast Cemetery How many times have you of paint will make your car look Etoder, Lola K. Hokkanen, Wain O. A. Laweon, Dorothy B. 104 mate St 60S CENTER STREET checked for names to be removed. Those removals, Oorrentl, Maurice P. 207 School Bt 12 lincnln St as silk. Its wonderfully smooth 844 Lydall S t 68 White S t 188 Soott Dr. •mibodeau, M teheelJ. Jr. wished you had a second car b ra ^ new Any time is paint time! he a aid, Ipclude names of those who served on 233 Ferguson Rd. Nadaskay, Nianna M. Rohan, Borie B. Phone 640-0009 Quality Memorials texture makes it a Joiy to use Oosme, Eldiia S. Feltham, AUene P. HcAmes, Lincoln Leender, Ralph A. 29 WlnUirop Rd. so that you could go shopping, a i L t ^ car. ’’f"***' problems will be MECHANIC ON DUTY Juries the previous year, those deceased, those who 7 Lewis S t 47 C obb lUU Rd. 017 H artford Rd. 106 Cushman Dr. 84 Jarvts Rd. 430 W. M iddle Tpke. Thoniton, WUliam B . Over SO Years’ Experience run errandserranas andana dooo the many *^^^yrally Naturallv no one wants to muenmuch eas.c.eus'er to solve If you comes in flat and ^ 1 - AT ALL HOURS have moved, those who are incapacitated for health Ledbetter, Marie T. Naylor, Joseph Rbhan, Timothy C. Announoee: .1. » VI.UO. V. kUJ Ooto, Kenneth R Ekaguson, Margorrt Holmes, Mabel B. 148 8. Lakewood Circle things that have to wait untUuntil ” - • c a r depend upon worldwnHH famou.famous gloss in colors that are t ^ y reasons, and those dtobarred from serving tor legal 04 Ferguaon Rd. 189 Diane Dr. 90 Autumn S t "The Newest Method lovely. You can toive any shade Starters, Generaion, 44 Pine St. 211 Woodbridge S t 136 Garth Rd. Thirion, Wilma Call 649-5807 .v.n.«« .u « t o v . thi. Nemeroff, Joseph Roonefy, Patrick F. you might wish so that your Carburetors, reasons. The Isst, he asid, are from a list furnished Cotter. Mary B. Ferguson, Thomas F. Hope, Mary V. Leduc, George A. 47 HUalde S t la Dry Cleaning’’ the car? No doubt you have before vou write p y *^*1® West Paint Co. ami SE^ US FORt Ill Croft Dr. 8 Brent Rd. 74 Lockwiood Bt A. AIMETTT, Prop. room colors will harmonize per Domestic - Foreign Cara fj Aluminum Roll Up by the Superior Court. 38 Deopwoanlel C. FUbig. Theodore Hublard, Joseph F. 804 HllUard B t Motor Sales at Bt. 83 In Ver- ^ L m n el are em- wWms of natura, for latex oic^ to permeate toe I j ^ , and 25 Crosby Rd. 18 ROiddlng St. •40 Hackmatack St STEVENSON’S 261 Spring S t 103 Chestnut S t 814 E . Middle Tphe. TVmrier, Bwln B. Come See For Yoursrtf non, just above the traffic clr- Naiturallv they will be paints have taken care of this >t dries so quickly. No long 190 WEST CENTER BT. He explained that persons summoned for Jury Leroh, Psunela NOwton, Josephine M. Ruddetl, Louise H. Telephone 64B-S091 Cnawell, R obert G. ETlewIcs, Victoria P. Hudson, Marsha J. 38 French Rd. cle. Cunliffe Motor Sales has an estimate problem. As few- of us are drying process and no long pe- duty may appear before the Judge tor that particu ■ 214 Center St. 168 Benton Bt. , 32 Peart S t ESSO some very fine cars In stock on the cost of such a repair competent to_ answer all ques- riod of a u ^ t S eafood, BatabUahed 19M 142 Peart St 281 Center St 848 Center S t Nlcfaois, Jacqueline B. Rudolph, Achlm J. TYocy, Janet C. Low, Low Prices and lar Jury and give their reasons for not serving. The Cunningham, Maybelle Lk Huggard, Myrtle P. Lewis, Gieoige T. In a particularly wide price . tlons ais to papering and point- Paint In the morning and settle ETndlay, M artha J. 74 A rnott Rd. 22 Santina Dr. U4 N. Elm St Free 10% Bonus Card 405 MAIN ST. declsicn then is made by the Judge, Bscott said. 08 Prtnoeton St 39 W estm inster Rd. range. There are all makes and practically everyone who Ing, whether It be lnslde( or out- your room before night. Silky CHOICE VARIETY 28 Union S t 09 Bretton Rd. Nichols, Sbdriey T. Ruff, Henitetta M. Trebbe, Ebnma M. Humphrey, John P. LAehman, Louralne W. TEL. 649-5533 models of cars to choose from, ^ car today is Irritated side paints,, why not consult Is -wiaBhable, and best of all, you A J Upholstery Ouitlce, Regina T. Flake, Helfrida L. 01 ArceUla Dr. 102 Cooper St 343 W. Center St. The Manchester Jury Hat tor 1970 toUows: U Philip Rd. 21 Gorman PI. 600 LydoU S t and you will be truly amazed ^ ^ cannot with an expert in this field. Paul can wiash It again and again Qualify and IV I Shm 86 Eldmund S t Nlghan, Mary Ann Rueh, Clorenoe W. Trotter, VtaAaG. P Cushman, Priscilla B. Humphries, Alice UgMhody, Ektward J. * TuM-Ups at how reasonably you can pur- it In a parking area with- Mi-sserl, owner of Paul's Paint and dt will still retain Ite orig- r e -upholsiebing Fish, Joyce A. 0 Thayer Rd. 48 B rookfield S t 80 Dale Rd. A ceto, Liaureflte A. Brandt, Roland H. 884 Parker S t 07 Garden St. U S. Alton a t Osfnnsky chase a second car. finding scrapes, scratches (Supply has had many years of Inal beauty. Silky can be ap- Seafood e MODERN FURNITORR 398 Main St. Nlelaen, Gundnm A. Ruaao, Lynne W. Trueman, Herbert T. * Engine Cleaning SOT Parlur St 26 Columbus S t Custer, Beatrice T. Eianagan, Patricia A. Humphries, Hannah J. Ltoigtaam, B yrtle I. Perhaps you would Uke to ar- abrasions somewhere on ex,Derience in this business and plied with a brush or a roller, and ANTIQUES 143 Lydall St. 177 School St so N. SEm a t 02 M cK ee S t DEALER IN WASTE 43 OAK STREET Adams, Janet 8. Breadheft Dorothea S. 170 Glenwood St 17 O’Leeuy Dr. 10 LSley St * Minor Repairs range terms when purchasing ^^en you return. Peo- will be happy to help you in and when you are finished, e Store Stools and Booths Lltrlco, Frances A. Nodden, Basil Ruteky, WeUter TYyon, Carolyn M . TEL. 649-9981 • Custom Furniture 286 B . M iddle Tpke. 120 Lenox St Ouster, Donald L. Flavell, George W. Humie, EiUeen L. MATERIALS a second cat-, and (this can be shopping carts where any way he can— and from wash them out with soap and 60 Hamlin S t 221 Hackmatack St 35 Irving S t 80 Lenox St. * Stamps SUpoovera and Draperies Adams, John Brennan, Bleanor 29 BUyeu Rd. 183 8. Main St. 176 McKee St arranged. The purchase of a ,j^^y not and, upon open- these years of experience, you water, rinse and e v e r y t l^ Is Little, EYeda C. Novitefa, Sandra Ryan,. lieboctah B. Turidngton, WUUam D. Made to Order 02 Went St 28 P rinceton St. Cwlkla, John B. ETetoher, WUhelmina B. Huot, Andrew F. second car Is one that the en- ^Qcr, you scrape may rely on the ad'vlce he gives as clean as new —and ' your 10 Cross St 71 Lawton Rd. 04 Overland St. TO W. Center Bt IRON Complete Beleotton ef Addabbo, Miaraba J. Brindainour, Theodore A 123 Washtogton St. 44 BtoseU S t 47 Pioneer CJlrcle tire family will benefit from other people carelessly open you. hands ■wiash clean, too. Ltvengood, William W. Nowlcki, Andrea Ryan, WSma L. ’Turner, Dorothy M. Reuben Plen’s M nterinis 27 Walker St. 0 Dover Rd. Dabrowsld, Albert ETym, Ame M. Hutchinson, Patricia and it certainly will enable you gg^p doors and scratch the dq you know about Tru-Flex, Ryplex manueactured by the 13 OUver Rd. 00 FOicoroft Dr. 28 B tyan Dr. 92 H ackm ofeck 8 t SCRAP METAL FREE EBTIMB TES Agnnw, Thomas J. Jr. Britton, Hldward F . 66 EUro S t . 231 Charter Oak S t 81 Hawthorne S t ViutedRtrit-QJUA. to shop, take the children places y^^. g^^ These are the outside latex paint sold at same compiany, is a rubber Lobdell, Graoe A. Nurmis, HUda Sage, Eklwln B. Jr. Tyo, Emeet A. fhe Ikneeg MagSSri k Lower Level of the. Psrkede 40 Tower Rd. 402 B . Center S t Dabn, Dorothy F. Fontaine, Arthur A. Hutton, Ehnelyn rtk fg r MIT Jirm acy and do It during the day. minor accidents but they do de- Paul’s Padnt Supply? This is an hose paint that dries in minutes Texaco Sfafion 649-68M 31M Garden Dr. 132 Blsaell S t 74 R ichard Rd. 20 Ashworth St. and PAPER Alical, Bruno P. Brogan, Harriet P. 48 Colem an Rd. 248 Wettaerell St. 28 Benton S t Cunliffe Motor Sales also will tract from the appearance of ideal .choice of paint — it adso and there are 16 basic Mon. A Tuee. 94, Sat. 9-B Locke, Robert W. O’Brien, Bdtth T. Saensle, EJdword Urbonettl, Lebro T. 781 PARKER ST. 858 BURNSIDE AVE. 381 Main Stroat 81 BtoSeU S t 04A Chestnut St, Dalton, Bhleen C. Floater, John G. Irwin, Russell H. Jr. take cars in trade, and if you yg^^j. Touch-up work is done covers beautifully," there is no shades to choose from. By 100 Henry S t 90 Laurel S t 04 Tltck Rd. TO Ludlow Rd. T el. 84S-07SS or 848-0879 Ailing, J, Paul W. Valda, Albki J. PhoiM 643-9149 14 Clyde Rd. 200 M ain S t Domato, Louto C. Foater, Patricia B. Irwin, Thomaa D. like to trade up on, d ^ e up to g^jgg by trained men. For all novice at painting, you will find any shade you w ish .______Brown, Ernest B. Sr. 122 Birch St. 25 Park St. 80 Strickland St 08 Aoadem y B t 289-6333 Andrews, Denvett C. 24 Homeatead St 48 Winter St 123 Benton St Cimllffe Motor Sales. Talk w W body work, welding and good [tiU easy'causjf to tv oaint pcuut't with Wlt*4 thisWUO UnquestlonabJy ——------J ---- acrubbaiMe— Hydramatic Transmlaalon 87 School S t Lopes, Wyona W. O’Connell, Dandel J. Salvatore, Barbara B. Vianoour, Weeley B. LUCA’S Power and Hand Tools Mr. Cunliffe; he wUl will gladly yggd . cars,----- depend------upon■’ Cunliffe • g l a s s 08 Benton S t Darting, Alice A. Fhankehberger, Lota B. Jackman, ETorence B. SBLF-SEBVICE smooth covering paint. What if paints are the thing. Ask for R^M lrlng Brown, Karole 10 Lake St 22 Kenwood Dr. 02 Bkigtewood Dr. 172 Highland S t Painting and DecoraUpg show you the cars. By trading gales. ___ _ e For Auto WlBdzMeMz Andrews, Helen 381 B. M iddle Tpke. 48 Cam bridge St. 132 M a^ St LAUNUBAMAT Tools — it does rain? When you use Tru- Imperial at Paul’s IPaint Supply, Lozier, Bernard A. O’OonneU, R obert D. Samar, Eklaine H. Vater, Robert C. no on a newer model car, you All Work Guaranteed e For Store Fronts and 41 Kensington St. 76 Agnes Dr. Dauit, Arthur L. EYanzosa, Catherine A. Jacobs, Howard F. Diy Ckaning and Tailorhig Garden and Land Tooto flex yiou can paint right over The Gleaxstyle, scruhbahle pe- Brown, Mary B. 46 Summer S t 131 Park St 68 R idge S t I 209 Henry S t will enjoy driving a better car Texaco Lubrication Service aU tlzeo o f wtadowB Anttnl, FYances G. TO Whlker St 181 Summit S t 742 HUlstown Rd. Also: Reweaving and cuatom Baby, Household, Party _ , . . damp surfaces and there is no pors are ideal and if you have o For Table Tope 780 Keeney S t Lukovitz, George J. O’Connor, James G. Velloney, Rirturd A. at a most reasonable price. It We Give jj'Wr Orera Stamp# 82 B arry Rd. Davey, Harold L. Freeman, Laura D. Jabloncwskl, C. Rtoband Sapiita, Adele M . ' made suiits, pants and coats. and Banquet Supplies K O D D ery V ICtlin need to wait fbr the wood to dry children, they are a must. They Brown, Thomas R. Jr. 20 Barry Rd. 131 Grandview St 87 W edgewood Dr. is ju3t sensible to consider a Artgno, Salfatrtce A. 01 ElLSie Dr. 579 Center S t 46 n n e St. Fair prices, too! Invalid Needs LOUI8VILLB Ky. (AP) — out. The paint dries in a mat- also have pre-cut and pre-part- OPEN 8 AM . to 5 P.M. 424 W. Middle Tpke. Lyim, Eklna Odermenn, Gene'vleve Vennard, Thomas W. OS Ateple S t 80 Norman St Davidson, Victoria J. Sault, Mirniie '* fl ITrirnfli Trrln better car If the one you are Morgan, M, has worked at ter of 30 minutes and with our ed papers so that papering Is SATURDAY 8 AM.-NOON EYeltas, Katherine C. Jarvto, Catherine B. 504 Parker S t 21 EEro S t Artrtcsi, John G. BrugnetU, Alfred L. 48 Bolton S t 04F Case Dr. 47 Green Rd. 32 Foster St • ewn CLIANINO _ driving Is commencing to cost Manor Restaurant for 14 New England weather this is a easy lor any home oiWTier to do 730 Center St. McAlpine, Robert J. Olmsted, Richard S. Ventura, Dominick e LMmom wwyc^ 88 High S t 840 Bush H ia Rd. DavlB, F ay A . Jr. EYeacMin, H airy G. Saunders, David A. Buy - Sell you money on its repairs. You During that time, rtie most important point. ” the work hl'maeif. TOURAINE LAROCHELLE and Jarvis, Vida B. 26 M arion Dr. 33 Com stock Rd. 198 EEdridge S t AsbweU, Dorothy K. BsuUak, Inge M. 898 Oakland S t 210 Parker S t 80 Frances Dr. COINS Appraise will find that the price will fit police she has been robbed When you use Tru-Flex paint For all your painting and pa- WHITE GLASS CO. 20 M adison St. HcAuiey, James F. O’Mfara, Gerald B. Veeoo, Maureen K. 102 W oodbrtdge S t 81 Heiahie Rd. Davis, Thomas F. EYitiacbe, Helen S. Savtno, Donna Lee Collections Wanted Into your budget without a bit ^ j j ^ g ’ you seldom require a second pentog needs, why not depend Baidlak, Katherirm Jason, John A. 181 Oak St. 9 Glrffin Rd. 117 P roepect S t PAINTS INC. Auden, William R. 101 Chestnut Bt. 109 High a t 120 Love Lane We’re Paying Top Current of strain. . During the latest robbery a coat, but If this is necessary It upon the sound advice and fine 40 Glenwood St 116 Lockwood S t McCabe, Shirley A. O’Neil, Joan M. Villa, Raymond G. 81 BlaeeU 8L—TM. 649-1888 42 Detmont S t Dearington, Bradley J. Jr EYoh, Vera L. Schardt, Helen R. Prices, Contact Us Stop in at Cunliffe Motor ^ applied almost Immed- materials to be found at Paul’s Jeffries, Ann Louise 48 Woodland S t 158 Walker St 444 C enter S t D rive-In P u M b c Bagley, Justine Et Buochio, Amerioo 41 Vhgtoia Rd. 86 Church S t 31 Blaetland Dr. Sales some day soon. while lately. Paint Supply? FOR BEST RESULTS 47 Galaxy Rd. McConnell, Da'vid R. Orcutt, David C. Vince, Geoeglana 2SS Keeney St. 186 Charter Oak St. DeLuoo, Arthur Gatencia, Alfred C. Schendal, Albert W. CONNEGTIGUT be surprised andana pleasedpieasw withw.u. |, ^ M organorgen Are Bumardier, Ann F. Jenkins, Beverly W. 199 Center St. 73 Oak St. 227 McKee St Are you thiiddng of doing Bajorto, S of^ P. 211 Bu9h HiU Rd. 17 W estwood St. 008 Gcudner S t 102 Deepwood Dr. 16 Hackmatack St McConnell, Jean H. Orlowskl, Walter C. Vloleitte, Agnee B. ^ also customer. During some ^ painting ------inside yotir — 88 North S t DwLude, Stella GaUasso, Peter M. Schick, Gertrude H. VALLEY GOIN GO. PAUL-S SILK Burgasa, Bather Jenack, ESiis C. 49 F airfield St. 147 N. School St. 447 Sum m it S t Exxxl Dlace the previous robbery a man home? Think "SUky” a product Baldwin, Janses A. 27 Ruinell S t 36 Henry S t Ill Creetwiood Dr. KIDDIE 97 Center Street, Manchster that this is a very good p wtchen knife to her of West Paint Co. Silky is a la NBC President 170 A very S t 110 B. MkkUe Tpke. McGuire, Kathleen T. OuiUetlte, G eofge R Vismontas, Agnee A. PAINT SUPPLY 4S7N.MAfei8t Demers, Ehederick J. Jr. Gambolati, Ronald L. Schmidt, Nancy C. 643-6295 in which to do business. throat as he took |10 from the tex paint that wlU dry In mln- Burgwaa, Philip L. Jenson, Evelyn M. 9F McGuire Lane 244 Woodland St. 82 Ftoeter S t Most everybody knows that uiroai " 645 MAIN STREET CITY Baldyga, Mary C. 899 Parker St 16 W. Center S t 26 Anriobt Rd. KORRAL Same Address—6 Years JV1031. evTOjfuuu.). ^ register. utes and flows on as smooth Stands By View 80 Hudson S t 170 B. Center St McKay, Margaret F. Owens, Hortenela R. Vonecker, Ralph EL 481 B irch K t. Rd. DeMers, Janies B. Garbartoi, George Schoen, Harold CHILD DaUy 9-6 Tbnrs. till 9 Td. 649-0300 Burire, VioU E. Jblmaon, Carl K. 105 New State Rd. 6 Hunter Rd. 009 Keeney S t 110 Spruce St., MandMster Bslmer, Joseph A. 128 Wells Bt. 1067 Main S t 404 B. Center St DAY CARE CENTER Monday Closed Cunliffe Motor Sales, and if you On Subpoenas 84 A lton S t 108 Ridge S t McKinney, Doris M. Pabst, R ichard H. Schuetz, Harold F. Wioclaw, Leona F. Hourly • Dally e Weekly should be unfortunate enough Corner of Btsoell Street 887 Sprtng S t Demen, Raymond B. Garrison, Gladys B. Bush, Sophie M. Johnson, FYances H. 118 P earl S t 170 Ferguson Rd. 10 Thomas Dr. 292 Broad St. Responsible Care for 2, 8, to have an accident thds is the n e w YORK (AP) — Julian BanUy, Bette P. 087 W. Middle Tpke. 28 Linwood Dr. Open 1 to 8 Dally, but 88 Santhia Dr. 73 Indian Dr. McLaughlin, Emma A. Packard, Joseph L. Scott, Ektward W. Wodeworth, Preecott L. 4, 0-yr. olda from 7 a.m. to place to have the repairs made. “Never On Sunday.’’ ’ 4 Oaith Rd. Demko, Mary Gates, Alexander W. Goodman, president of the Na AUTOMOTIVE Butler, Francis Johnson, Louise T. 20 M oore St. 69 D iuont S t 8 Hemlock St 43 O lcott Dr. 6 p.m. Monday thru Sat Should you need the services of Barnett, Richard F. 49 Otis St. 60 Ansaldl Rd. MEMORIAL tional Broadcasdhg Co., has 21 CUonwood S t 180 B. Center St. Pahner, Don L. Sr. Wagner, ’Tereaa EL urday. a wrecker, they have one; just We Buy and Srtl / 100 Dem lng St. Gates, Barbara D. McNary, John H. S c o tt WUUam G. Hot Lunches Served Cadder, Robert T. Denlex, MUdred A. Johnson, Mary B. 22 Devon Dr. ESCUntonSt CORNER STORE call 643-0016 for prompt service. tangled with Sen. Barry It. SUPPLIES Browaers Welcome! Bamett, Robert E. 60 Sherwood C ircle 10 Fenwick Rd. 81 North St. 9 Dehnont S t, Manchester 102 Keeney St. 2 Alp*jne S t 86 Columbus S t Paradis, Reginald J. - Walch, Allan P. • Party Goods, Magazines Dented fenders, bumpers that Goldwater of Arizona over the Phone 649-8102 20 MUfoed Rd. Gifford, Beverly A. MicNedUy, R obert J. Sedlacek, Anna J. 649-5531 Callahan, Clifford J. DeSimone, Rose Johnson, Victor J. 72 Devon Dr. 30 EYederick Rd. ajre torn off, smashed trunks, Barracllffe, Bvelyn L. 217 Union S t 11 Goalee Dr. 324 HiUatown Rd. • Groceries, Cold Cuts use of subpoenas on the news PLUS 21 Horton Rd. 202 Oak St. 160 Cooper lUU St. Paradiae, Eklrtyn G. Wales, George F. crumpled hoods — these surely 06 W. M iddle Tirire. Desplenques, Floreale Gilber tson, Azlldac McVeigh, Marguerite A. Seelert, Eknil Jr. • Fruits—Vegetables media. Cahien, Robert W. Jones, dlftord M. 257 Spnioe St. 103 Bolton St 26 Utchfleld St. 91 Goodwin S t make a car look beyond repair, MACHINE SHOP Barrett, OairoU 07 HUlcrest Rd. 142 Alexander St. • Greeting Cards In a speech to a Waahlng^ton . 000 fir in g S t 613 Main S t Maccanone, Jane B. Parker, David M. Segal, Leah Ward, Martha B. but this is not the case when DON WILLIS 6 Village St. Dexter, Ehra L. Gilkey, Helen J. We Depend On You . . . group of Young Republicans, SERVICE Calve, John Jr. Julead, Alfonso R. 32 Hawthorne St. 20 Eimeraon S t 202 Mountain Rd. 86 Nye St. you take your oar to Cunliffe Barry, Ethel M. 733 Center St 118 barm en Rd. MERCURY You Can Depend On Ua! Goldwater said Thursday re- 000 E. Middle Tpke. 22 N. Elm S t MacDonald, Rita B. Parker, Mary Ann Segar, Stuart G. Warnock, Beverly C. Motor Sales. Only skilled men 106 Main St Dayorio, Theresa B. Gill, George R. marka made by Goodman on GARA8E Cambell, John P. Kanehl, Mary 197 Hilliard St . 18 Gerard S t 228 Oneenwood Dr. 104 W oodalde S t Travel Agency are employed at Cunliffe M otor Barton, Robert V. 09 B i i ^ S t 24 Durant S(. Open 7 Days A Week the subject edrller in the (week 127 Wetherea St 36 W oodbridge S t Mack, Olive M. ParaoRs, Oeorgo S. Warren, Dorothy H. Sales and the restoration work 18MainSt.,Tri. 649-4531 140 'Ihnner St. Dlciocciio, Shlriey G. Glonrino, M arie 1. Senkow, Doris B. UU Midnight were "ridiculous.’* MANCHESTER Campbell, R. Gordon 80 Constance Dr. 944 Tolland T’pke. 73 D oitm outh R d. 109 Princeton S t 7 646-2756 they do is almost beyond belief. BasUnd, Anita C. 20 Fulton Dr. 78 Woodhai Rd. ^ Kangas, Wayne M. Late Thursday, Goodman sent 04 Ferguson Rd. Pasqualhil, Angelo B. Server, Frederick W. Jr. Warren, Lontotoe T. 362 MAIN Sy. 646-0293 When the job Is finished a coat | Spoekiliiing In , 208 Lydall a t Diminlco, Josephine M. OoLangos, C oncetta 271 Woodbridge S t Mackenz'e, Donald J. NO SERVICE AUTO PARTS Bauer, Helen J. CandUert, Elsie R 66 Baldwin Rd. 181 Loomla S t a letter to the senator defending 39 BlOridge S t 140 Oak a t Karpinskl, Richard J. 44 V ictoria Dr. 29 Alexander St. CHARGE 28 Adam s St. Pass, Maurice A. Woehbum, EUsabeth B. his statements. BRAKE SERV^efe 21 Constance Dr. Dion, Helen T. Gometz, Walter 92 Falknor Dr. Macomber, Roger F. Sharp, Ektwln G. 270 BROAD S! Candon, Denmot P. 19 Bretton Rd. 80 Pleasiant B t RESERVATIONS FOR HamtU Printery of 16 Server Hamlll representatives review Goldwater criUclzed Good- Beattie, Robert D. 299 Autumn St 683 N. Main S t Kaselaukas, W.anda 146 Elizabeth Dr. 8 Ridgewood St YOUR ISO W. M iddle Tpke. Pastoraeck, Joyce 8. Webb, FarreU H. e HOTELS th e o r d e r with vou to be sure of man’s statement that American Front End ii^lgnnwnt 106 RusmU S t Goodwin, Henry S. Jr. 259 Buckland S t Madden, Patrick Sherixlan, Helen M. COMPLETE OPEN Cantone, Thomas G. Dion, Norman J. 191 Woodland St. e AIRLINES St.. Manchester (647-1268) ^of- « « °rder journalism had not been under Beckwith, ayde G. Kasevtoh, Angela S. 59 Scott D r. 790 C enter S t 04 B igelow St. 209 Gardner St. 29 Eklgerton St. 40 Oloott S t Paatula, Beinloe M. • STEAMSHIPS PET CENTER fers a bride-to-be a unique serv- -v „jatter how large or small greater attack from the govern- SAT. TO 1 P.M. 201 Mctiland St 43 Dover Rd. Magnuaon, Fritz H. Shirids, Harrieit M. Webb, Mimde B. Ganaral Bdpalr Work Cardlni, Joseph G. Dodson, James L. Gordon, Susie A. 146 Union St. Canaries — Parakeets' Ice. If you are a prospective ^ future bride’s order, she re- ment since 1798 when newsmen Bedard, Hazel D. Kelleher, Edward F. 13E C arver Lane 80 B a tttoU R d . 700 N. M ain S t 627 Main St., Manchester 80 Morse Rd. 69 Horton Rd. 43 W ellington Rd. Patton, BMzabeth C. Tropical Ftah — Turtles 88 Charter Oak St 41 Phelps Rd. Magnuson, George E. Shorette, AUoe ' Welbust Kenneth L. bride, several albums (which gelves a sliver tray to encase a were jailed under the SedlUon Cartoon, Peter R. Doherty, Dorothy Gorman, Etotber M. 77 B. MkkUe ’Tpke. Hamsters —' GerbHs BeeRliler, liixiea B. Kelly, Arthur J. 85 Ashworth St 16 Holiister S t 78 Bowers S t include accessories, matches, gj,py of her In'vitatlons as an Act. Fine Quality 00 Syoam ore Lane 82 Walnut S t U7 McKee St. Peak, Patrick J. Mixed Breed Popples , JOHN'S 200 Boulder Rd. 31S Charter Oak St Maguire, James J.. Silkowskt Walter Wennergren, Joan O. napkins, etc.) of various styles everlasting keepsake. Goodman replied, “ That Is Carocaii, Richard A. DoU, W elter Jr. Gorsky, Ruth T. 10 Beech St Aqoarlum Acceoaorlez, Begin, UUlan B. 346 Woodland St 203 Green Rd. 90 Oxford St. GUNLIFFE Oor Own Special Blended and price ranges are left at Commerrtal Printing my own judgment, b a ^ on 720 Sprtng S t 177B E. M iddle Tiriw. K elly, Bhnily F. Pearl, Mary B. ATLANTIC 80 Eldridge St. 847 Oak S t Maher, Bernice'G. SUvennan, Roberta T. WericbeteM-, R ld u u d C. Pe(t Foods your home at no obligation. Hamill Printery is a unique more than 20 years to journrt- DIAMONDS Caron, Judith S. Donahue, Joseph F. Goalee, Caroline E. 83 Starkweather St. 162 HoUtoter St 106 MAIN STREET Belekewtcz, William B. J02 Avondale Rd. 29 EJwood Rd. Kendall, Elmer H. 14 BUaa B t TO S oott I>r. 28 C astle Rd. MOTOR SALES .You, and your, friends and your organization combining superl- lam and my knowledp of me From MANCHESTER 17 Orchard St. Perieone, Oedle Werner, Ruth D. MANCHESI11R 48 Congress St. Donahue, Mary A. Gould, Blaine M. 110 Parker S t Maher, Laura Sbnonte, Michael family, if you wish, make your or service with discount prices, history of the profesrtOT I te- n n aviC JEWELRY Carpenter, Frank 189 Irving St EXPERT AUTO BODY and PBT CGN1TR Bellurado, Raffaele 26 Walnut St. ■214 Redwiqpd Rd. . Kennedy, Ehrerott R. 89 Henry St 274 Oak S t 11 Brem an Rd. selection in the comfort o( your Hamill Printery was establish- Ueve It ® ^ “ ^ e you D llilT « STORE 649-8132 880 Ferguaon Rd. 91 Adelaide Rd. Malauaky, Karen N. Perrett George A. Sknpaon, George m«aek, Umki V. f e n d e r r e p a i r s 986 M ain St. Btencheater Carr, George W. Donnelly, Robert T. Gowett, Ptoothy / 87 Phelps Rd. home over a period of several ed a year ago by a life - long ^ ^nharacterize It ” ^ e Expert Watrti Repairing Bemls, Hany C. 62 W etberrtl St. 49 Keeney S t 71 BranCoird St. 88 Debnont S t ENAMEL and LACQUER days. resident of Manchester to offeir ®hoae to characterize It. e Fine Selection of Olfbi 17 Teresa Rd. 7 Lydall St. 40 Doane S t Kennedy, Stewart 200 Summit S t Perry, Nancy B. Slme, Bernard R. WUoox, G ilbert B. BEFINISHINOS Hamlll’s representatives will the town a printer who will, at Goodman w ote that Inlus For All Occasions BRAKES, TUNE-UPS Canter, FhylUa A. Dofiovan, Marjorie H. Grannie, Jean B. . 86 Autumn S t MaOett, Helen G. Berxleson, Canotine 29 CooUdge S t 142 ^>ruce Bt 178 Spruce St RlhkSONABLB PRICES call you, and if you have not the customer’s home or place of Tuesday sj^ e ^ at ’ o Longtne, Bujova, 801 Summit St. 83 W. MkkUe Tpke. 33 W estwood S t Kerin, Josephine K. 20 W. Middle Tpke. 202 B . Center S t Peters, M(aggle R. Sinnamon, Doito V.' WUUams, Dorothy A. RT. 88—VERNON, CONN. HqmilTs been satisfied, pick up the al- business, try to resolve his was reto^ng o s Wlttouiuer and Garavelle MINOR REPAIRS Cartier, Bari L. Dorsey, Amanda J. Gray, Philip B. 24 HarUand Rd. Malley, Elixaheth H. Bent, Howard 89 WedgewDOd Dr; 20 N. Lakewood Ctrcle 888 W oodbridge S t Just Above the Traffic bums problems ' compromize news sources W atcher 88 Strong S t 14 A rch S t 100 Oak S t Kerr, Diane 69 Ridgewood S t 181 Main St., Mancheotor m Bidwea a t Peterson, LUUan E . Sliiannl, Edith R. WUson, Jam es D. Prinfery Otherwise they set up an ap- m this day of rising printing or prejudice further news ac- JOHN KENSEL, Proprietor Case, Florence R. Dowd, Lote H. Green, Robert Kenneth 829 Main S(t Makxiey, Patricia R. Circle Phone 648-5611 Bernstein, Richard P. 166 WeUs St 148 Green Rd. 262 Green Rd. 113 HoUtoter S t Commercial Printing and DuPONFS 10 Jean Rd. 32 L ilac S t 93 Pine S t Kerrigan, Marjorie H. t e l . 648-0016 polntment to write your order costs, Hamill Printery has help- newsmen 48 Q u alm Rd. Manchester, Winslow Petrone, Arthur C. Slater, Harold G. WUeon, A hce- CasaeUa, Howard Doyte, John B. Gregan, Margaret G. 14 Ehiaign S t Rubber Stamps and answer questions In the ed the customer reduce coste. with irrand ju- Best, Thenoas A. 258 HoUBter St. 235 Parker S t 193 P orter S t 28 Spnioe St comfort 6t your home where Here are several services of- should cooperate with grand ju 0 ESsaex St. 37 Jervis Rd. 53 Schaller Rd. Kerohaw, Bernard S. e Wedding Invitations and 08 Cobum Rd. Manning, Bernice M. Fhmipa, Sara V.\ Smith, Roger A. Wllaon, Robert M. Stop ’n Qo CataUU, J os^ ib A. Jr. Droney, BHizabeth A. Groaaman, Max 12 Brahtard PI. Accessories you are at ease. They will point fered: oi)odman said the medta Bldwell, Susan 61 Marian Dr. 47 E k a ex S t ' 149 Florenoe S t 17 Salem Rd. U McKbdey St 98 Conway Rd. 21 Adelaide Rd. KleUck, Jean T. FRO N T END • Business Cards,' Prop; -"Rudy" DuPont out ways the cost may be re- Business cards, envelopes, yjgir responslblll- 80 N. School S t Pickup, John Smith, WUIfam Wlttte, Henry R Castagna, Gladys M Ducheeneou, Helen-D. Grzyb, Kazmier J. 10 Seaman C trcle Marchand, Doris E. Letterheads, Envelopes duced. letterheads, programs, form citizens, but that we will' BUveratone, Phoebe 196 Lake St. 167B. Ontor St 447 B. MkkUe Tpke. O B a n k S t DYNAMICS 275 Main Street 602 W. M iddle Tpke. 68 Mountain Rd. 42 Coventry S t King, John J. e All types of Business When your order is complete, sheets (padded), one-time car- ^.^gjgj government acUons that O T E ’S 28 C ottage St. Wittjrton, Betty Ann Cavagnaro, Stephen J. Jr. Dubey, Louise L. Gustafson, LUUan A . 90 d c o t t D r. Marquis, Marie A. Pierce, Dmigfau B. Smohik, JuUaa 844 BROAD STREET Forms—Register—One it is checked thoroughly to be bons, custom made labels, cus- ti,e confidence of our Blmie, diaries 145 HiUlard S t 20 Auburn Rd. Phone: 649-6977 89 Tanner St. 68 Lyness St 74 Ludlow Rd. 148 S t John S t 8 Goalee Dr. (Behind Dairy Queen) time Carbon—Padded—etc. sure no errors exist. It is check- tom made rubber stamps. sources, that weaken our cradl 78 Spruce S t Klein, Dorothea Flrkey, Amy A. Sole, Frederick L. W(QOdoock, Lynda O. Phone: 6W-404S HOME QF FAMOUS BRANDS Oavlccbl, Carol A. Dugan, John C. Haggerty, Thomas Martina, Raymond e Custom Made Featuring a complete line of ed by Hamlll’s staff to be sure Hamill specializes In short that limit our access RJoric, Arthur B . Jr. 0 EVuccroft Or. 67 Leland Dr. 07 Seaman Ctocle gpeclallzhig In 08 Alton S t 44 Gardner S t 179 Center S t 12 Bates Rd. 148 Eklgerton S t Rubber Stamps Shell Products pliu there Is no shortage. HamlU de- run custom printing jobs. Ham- to Information." e Hotpoint e Maytag e Frigldaka e Zatoth 206 W oodbrtdge S t lOeki, John J. Pont, Janot B. WoodhouM, June M. Frtmt' End Geometry Celinskl, Walter 8. Duffy, Jobn J. Jr. HaUlban, Patrick G. MasaoUnl, Louto A . 8ombi&, David J. General Automotive livers the complete order to HI will be more than happy to ------• RCA e Panaijonlc e Weztlnghouae, e Hotpoint BJorkman, Mabel D. 28 F oley S t 97 Main St. 403 Spring a t Brake Service and 03 Sum m it' St. 424 Summit S t 82 Highland St 1 Carter St. 77 EUsabeth D r. chock our LOW prices Repairing your home by appointment, give you any assistance. 84 Benton S t Kleinert, Clara R. Pottber, WlUtom L. Woodrow, FhlUp W. Shock Abiiorbera e Stereos o Dtobwaotaen e Badtoo e TVs o IkigrzM • Bto. Ceresky, Joseph S. Dumond, Vivian C. Handley, Josephine A. Matthews, Jimmy C. Sonego, Ines A. Blartnskl. Mary B. 18 Courtland S t 394 Woodbrtdge St. 17B Green Manor Rd. —Foreign and Domeztliv— 128 W. Center S t 681 Harttord Rd. 380 S. Main S t 84 S. Alton S t . 207 High S t PHONE 647-1268 44 SauUera Rd. Haraia, Catherine B. Klednahmidt, J(0hn A. Fouqch, Antonia Woodwaxxl, .Alfred B. Jr. Five Inspection caubot, CecUe L. Duncan, NetUe M. Motushok, Eklward BoutfaergiU, D oris B . John Dennis HamlU Opdii e vs. HN 9 P.M. at BUsi, Bernard R. 88 Summit S t 89 Charter Oak S t 54WaddeURd. No ObUgatloa I 070 Center St. UH Trotter St 408 W. MkkUe Tpke. 88 Highland St 8 Hendee Rd. 15 SERVER s t r e e t Got A Painting Probiem? We’ll Helpl 112 S. Mahi S t Harrison, BUen J. Klortzer, Dennto J. Poiwrtl, J. Marion JCHIN TBOM ZA, DON T HEAT WITH Chadwick, Julia J. Dunlop, Mary Mayiw, John R Bpangtierg, Ruth D. Woodward, Donithy It Boardman, William H. Sr 49 Perkins S t lOOD BhMOeld Dr. 307 W. Center S t Service still means something to us— and service 888 C enter S t 101 Hamlin Bt 98 Green Manor Rd. 44 Benton B t 08 Chestnut S t 80 WhMney Rd. Khauth, Donna G. PrezU, Mary M. Wright, M uguet B. means spending enough time with you to help you SETTLE FOR Cbamberi, Barry 8. Dtqilesete, Joseph Et Hartzog, Frances B. Mayo, Thereoa 8. Spaiildlng, John J. Bogghil, Charieo 083 Bush Hill Rd. 08 CYeztwood Dr. 91Sather Bt select the right paint finish for that job you’re plan 04 S. Lakewood C lrole 29 Went S t 182 Mbimtain Rd. 71H BlueOeld Or. 118 Walnut B t 71 Spencer S t Hnowlton, John A. Privtozlno, Mary Wright Mary J. ning. See us for paint and service when you plan your LESS.. Champeau, Louis F. Duputo, MlUord I. Hashfan, BUnor M . Medeiroa, Anibol StonMMd, Amory C. Bolduc, Kathleen C. 22 Scarborough Rd. 4 Lookw cod St 88 Adela&de Rd. 23 Andor Rd. 078 HUUard St. ... 66 Florence Bt. 33 P lym outh Lone 90 Bridge a t next project. 20 BdtoonRd. KodcB, wmUun WrahlesU, AdriU T. Chspma, Gertrude A. Dyment, John B. Hastey, Richard L. Meier, Arms Quentol, Ricardo Sr. Standorti, Ruth M. Booth, Lewis O. 17D Garden D r. 697 B. Mkldto T iUm . 221 W ells a t 440 Keeney St. 40 Diane Dr. 09 Hom estead S t 45 Ttoarod Rd. TO3 ToUand Tpha. 28 Gitewnid S t Kohls, Walter B. Qubm, Thomas J. Woykovsky, Walter INSUKtO BUDGET Cbaahonneau, Mildred B Dsamba, Jecka M. Haatngs, Venxiioa M. Meldrum, Merton W. Sterkwwather, Donald Bordlo, Robert 99 Hem lock S t 204Maple St 88 Opodwln S t 17 Canterbury S t 320 Tolland Tpke. 124 Greenwood Dr. 41 Starinveathar t t ei NikaiOr. ggJbAM QBPAINTCO PAYMENT PLAN HAMBURnFR!!. : , _ . i 128 Bldrtdge S t Kodumber, Lawrence J. Yeie, Paul A. Charlaoib, Alexsnder Barly, Kathleen Hawthonw, Jeanette P. Meteako,'Rtaidey L. Raterman, Leonard U< Steiner, Fw ik O. ATLANTIC 124-HR. CUSTOMER Boroch, Rotwrt A. 16 Church S t ,480 Burnham St. 188 B ldridge S t , I ./ ■ fek f . 00 B. BUiidge St TO New State Rd. 234 B. MkkUe Tpke. 103 Deepwood Dr. MO Porter St. 723 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER— PHONE 649-4501 80 L^ndsle St Bbersold, Glenys C. Hayes, Helen M. Korrti, E2zle B. Rawoon, Bdtth A. Stolmaili, Bihmrd P. Turkriiot Charies F, OIL H R A T SERVICE Bouiqust, Anne Marie Chaves, Dorothy T. Mertootto, Diana A. 22 Bunoe Dr. 24 Laurel St 09 Oxford S t IS Hyde S t 43 Deetflrtd Dr. N Rusoril Bt BUY xilE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK 417 Haclonataok St 7 Oval Lane TO Broad St Edgar, Edward D. Hazard, MUlloent R. Kooky, Margaret A. Mezritz, Paul Raym ^, Anne C. Btenrtnnn, Oentge M. Bouteinigi. Bknlle C. caieney, John P. Jr. Ftomotte Your indepondont 197 Autumn St. 180 Hawthorne St U1 BeU S t 488 W. M iddle Tpke. M R id g e S t 26 Trebbe Dr. UBSpnioaSt 40 Wsatwood 00 Farm Or. FOGARTY BR0S„ INC. St Eklwards, Frederick G. Healy, EElxaheth F . Kovaca, John Michalak, CecUia M. Razgan, Jim ez Q. BtaqAane, Bm m a B . ZavarriM, UUtota I t , took tor Dm io Uh into... MeDnilf t* Boutht Ifaurlos Chetelat, JuUa A. 118 ^ x h ig S t 428 P orter S t 77 Concord Rd. S3 Oak B t 378 Hackmatack It. 20 Buckingham B t * 40 Green Ifa n o r R d. M N. lehewoodO^ 46 WEST CENTER STREET STMatMe St Regan, Grace H. 319 BROAD ST. PHONE 649-4S39 CUcoine, Raymond D. BSUason, Jeon M. Heavens, Diane L. K ar, waitam J. MUoolowzky, Doris Btertliw, OerakUM W; Ztanak, Johns. Jn T SILVER LANE EXTENSION Bowfelsy, Haizy T. 98 Oliver Rd. .doalor. 47 Uminore Dr. 22 Franklin St 008 WethereU S t 06 Galaxy Rd. 96 Heleine Rd. 20.Harv«rd Rd. M cooper HUl Bt 40 JUIpli Rd. Stevenson, Helen H. A, . ChKJiap. N asly Ekigland.'Aqn G. K. Hebeit, Robert T. Kravltz, Miarjerts R. MiUett BtondkM Reggio, JuUa ZUSiakes, Rtohwd Bndy. Thomas W. 281 Ttinrad Rd. 96 Charter Oak S t 23 WyUyz S t 100 Beaman Circle U M aple at 48 Kennedy Rd. TT Dcnmey Dr. ’ S t OO.Chamhen Street J
^ 4^ lV»V ' C■ • .i ■^ ‘A ■ q •*. ------^------: ...... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1970 PAGE TWELVE Base Stealer Wills Clouts Homer, UCLA Attempts 22nd The D R Y Side Propels Dodgers Past Minnesota
yielded three. inflamed retina with' possible o f Sports NEW YORK (AP) — from Leo Cardenas and Rich The Philadelphia PMllles, be- Jacksonville Philadelphia Textile, Kings Reese. Jim Lefebvre homered hind outfielder Larry Hlsle’s The Astros sent 12 men to the damage to the nerves In hIs eye. Sure, everybody knows for the Dodgers. four RBIs, downed the Boston plate in the fifth Inning and six Two doctors checked the slug i ’ /. By DEAN R. YOST Maury Wills can steal Ted WUllams’ Washington Red Box 6-i'. Hlsle had a two-run of them got hits off Expo hurler ger’s vision. Although the condi Vs. Kentucky bases. But a sludger? Senators tasted their first defeat double to the fifth and drove to Gary Waslewskl for seven runs. tion is believed temporary. It will keep toe National League’s Starting Dales at Area Tracks In NCAA College Division You've got to be kidding. In six games this spring train- two more runs with a single In Jesus Alou’s double started off Most Valuable Player of 1990 out Official announcement was made yesterday that the The 87-year-old Los Angeles Ing, losing 6-4 to the Atlanta the next frame. Byron Browne the fifth inning parade In Hoop Play veteran not only hit a home run San Francisco, with Juan Ma-. of the lineup for several weeks. 1970 NASCAR modified season will open at Staffed EVANSVILLE, I n d out with Braves. Hank Aaron connected poled a home run for Phlladel- Springs Speedway, Saturday night April 18. Race Di • r-sis s? Friday, he also had a two-run richal yielding three hits in the American League president NEW YORK (AP) — mt- A1-. j A.. streak and for a pair of home runs to con- phia. Joe Cronin*-, said the league rector Bill Slater said the modifieds will run with (AP) ■The third time was ^g^e triple to break a 6-6 deadlock in secutlve trips to the plate and Hal McRae knocked to three five innings he worked, and Winning streaks are noth- 2s-..x.“.- the ninth and propel the Dodg Steve Whitaker smashing a would hold a special meeting four -barrel carburetors instead of fuel injection.___ the charm for Philadelphia the end of the regular cam- ^ ^ j^ j® ^ g V id a ls allowed a drove In five of the six Atlan^pruns with a pair of singles to next Tuesday to Tampa, Fla. on mg new to the UCLA ers to a 9-8 victory over the runs against Washington. lead the Cincinnati Reds over home run and a double, beat Textile’s well - coached gj^ategy was to front all iot'Jf'pushing Minnesota Twins In exhlWtlor Seattle 8-2. A torce-run homer the Seattle franchise sltuattor. Lou Brock clouted a homer off the Detroit Tigers 6-6. It was His annoimcement canie several Rams who are the new ot Tennessee State’s big men— '^ 'T a h t Textile has baseball. Jim McAndrew and later got a Detroit’s fourth str^ght loss, by Ed Splezio to the eighth in The odds on WllU getting, a ning gave San Diego a 5-4 deci hours before a Seattle attorney kings of NCAA college divi- especially Uoyd Neal and “ "gl" club to nwd that triple as the St. Louis Cardinals A trio of young hurtors corn- acting on behalf "of hU out “I s J Sion basketball. Claude Grant," said Magee m ’’ home run are astronomical. In downed toe world champion btoed for a flve-hlt performance sion over Cleveland. In a night his 10-year major league career, game, the Baltimore Orioles raged self and all other out--^ In 1963, they were knocked "We always have thought we .g^j g„ jh* ^ay New York Mets 7-1. It was toe as the Houston Astro# bliinked raged persons,” won a tempo-’ out to the first tournament were better than No. 12 .and I he’s had a total of 17. And he’s tou^h straight Grapefruit the Montreal E x ^ 9-0 Mark beat the New York Yankees 6-1. r ,t.“rs.r^£w. only had 64 triples to over 6,000 Elsewhere in baseball, the rary restraining order barring round at Evansville and the think we showed it T ® «^ ® ® ^ «*^ b efore sla tin g 1^ a 40- League triumph for St. Louis, Schaffer pitched three hltless In- .on, like Stafford, vrtll operate ^ut Tread ^m y trips to toe plate. ' Giants learned Friday that first toe AL from relocating the finan same thing happened to 1968.' is the best we’ve played in the whlch used four pitchers to 11m- nlngs for Houston, ^ n ®'‘ cially-plagued franchise. But Friday night they went toiunament and was the only 27 halftlm^e _____ The loss was the sixth straight baseman Willie McCovey has an ~ o . . . .n. hit only 27.8 of their floor shots. Itlng the Mets to seven hlU. 'owed two hits and Bob Watkins 12 know their move on the track, so-called because of their coach all the way. winning the Cham- one to push. us. for toe Twins, who got homers Stafford.. oval Sunday April ..inpr’ They didn’t read about me, but Johnny Wooden, go after their for Uvs open cockpit super- ^ 22^,1 straight in NCAA-tourn^ plonship by overwhelming huge The ’Dgers from Nashville, McCTaln, ®"^Vg and'*"'°*^was Tennessee State 76-68.------who captured three straight popped in 29 points ana sorted to a S ;r t h e new ment competition as the 1970 1987-89 and chosen the tournament s most SWOOSHING IN THE OUTFIELD—^Y esterday’s torrential rains flooded Muni coup®8 wUl nm .with Bill Ore<» championships resum. The Rams, coached by former NAIA titles from resume with’tlje star player Herb Magee, closed went Into NCAA competlltlon in valuable playe . cipal Stadium, at West Palm Beach, Fla., and caused hardships for the out «and « Ed Flemke’ making their ^ stated. "When Dave Pear- national quarter-finals at four fielders trying for fly balls. Left, Brant Alyea, Senators’ right fielder, splashes BoSox Brett Hurls appearances In ih _ - - son went Into the fourth turn regional sites. through water trying for drive.. At right, Lee Maye chases down long fly ball. Grapefruit League “ . “ htd^^^ed®^^^ ______‘fHng-ahot’___^ ___ P^^m^__ e. all The Bruins, now 2B-2, and LA^s West Totals 19,000 Points . j he had to do was nudge me striving for their fourth straight Cells Home Speedway is a Grand Nau^^ ^ national title and sixth in seven Strong Mound Game with show on Thursday, July 22-8. In AfterBrief Shot Putters in Repeat Performance WINTER______HAVEN, * ^Fla. S y (AP)—Southpaw A ______T Ken > « s,»,4m Brett, year the speedway ran it’s the faith we have in other the West Regional final at Seat- show wiUi Dave Pearson Knicks’ Party Spoiled who at 18 became the youngest player ever to pitch m e a r l YOST drivers that he and the other tie. Road Games a World Series in 1967 is making a strong bid to nail down a starting job with the Boston Red Sox. Herald Sport* Editor is to the mukliwn o f ^ - Perhaps this last statement by j, ^ ^y a narrow margin over By SuperSonics Win BOS’TON (AP) — The Boston Kansas Jayhawks Dominate Brett turned in another fine ^ C to get m e y Z . is the tr^e word of a In the final Associated Celtics, playing out the schedule effort as he aUowed Just tm over tbe waU to right cen- ^ r o f ^ Daytona BOO. to make champion. . ^Also in attendance the season, met NEW YORK (A P)— Maybe the Friday the 13th jinx hlts in the first four innings be- jer. Starts Monday, ^ a p p e ^ ^ . m the future at the hmcheon were his par- jggksonville, 28-1, in the Mid- alter bedng eliminated from the had something to do with it. More likely it was the fore toe PhHadelpWa PhlUies However, that was Just about playoffs for the first time in 20 NCAA Indoor Track Meet In the Herald . p ^ rwSX' •' aroused Seattle SuperSonics. rallied for a 6-1 exhibition victo toe extent of the Red Sox’ of Anyway the party celebrating ; years, returned home today to DETROIT (AP) — Ac went on to lead going into to He said he was protesting the ry over the Red Sox Friday be fense as they managed Just two Slo.w“y I. si.' Bo»...n.ur., 2M. b.tU.A the first Eastern Division title Lenny WilkenSb player-coach rest for a National Basketball day’s final competition. Jack Longer basketball ceise to fore 1,618 fans at Clearwater. more hlU, stogies by Mike An- Direct from Florida Villanova, 22-6, in the East re cording to one dictionary The young left-hander made applying for a ’'^® spent one year at the HANDBALL— Undaunted by the loss of a sneaker, in 16 years for the New York of the Sonics. led all s c o r ^ After the seven finals Friday which toe NCAA put Yale on The young left-han^r maae Moses, gional final at Columbia, S.C. AssoclaUon game with the Boitl- newly-formed Grand American Maine - . - Knicks in the National Basket- with 28 points. Boh ^ z e r a ^ - definition, a “Japhawker” Kansas had 15 points, with Vil probation for allowing Longer to only one mistake ervtag up a After Brett retired.retired, veteran ■ ■— the . . . . In the Midwest regional final at St. John’s Joe DePre, leads the pack in struggle more Bullets Sunday aftembon pitch to Byron Series, taking the, place of ^ Grand Na- ball AssoclaUon was postponed, ed 23 and Bob Rule 22. lanova right behind with 13. play in toe Maccablah Games in home run left-hander Bill Landis was Kan., Drake, 22-6 for ball with Miami of Ohio’s Ron Snyder. St. at the Garden. is a plunderer — and a the fourth toning. Grand ’Touring cars. _wiU_ ap- Lawrence at least until tonight. Frazier’s 24 points paced the ______Salb's winning toss was 67- Israel. Yale is not allowed to Browne in— — ------bombed for five runs on as at the Oxford Plains Man^s pitted against New Mexico John’s downed Miami, 70-57 in NIT tourney. ’The Celtics wound up another “ plunderer” is one who p ar in points with 473. ’The Sonics spoiled the party Knicks. brleM ^* by bowing to'the BuIIb feet-2% inches, eclipsing toe compete to any championship Browne got the baU up in the ^ r many hits and as many walks to Speedway, to drives a 1969 Dodge. Richard State, 28-2. , , *1, plansans by whipping the Knicks Jerry West ^ scored 43 p o l^ one C hlc^o p y 134-113 Friday idght takes something by force. record he set last year as a events until July. and toe wind helped It over the toe fifth and sixth tonings. Vin Wind and Cold Hamper Play July 18. This to date is the only ^ and UCLA’s winning streak in the Well, three University of Kan- sophomore of 66-8% in toe same Vlllanova’s Vlllanova’s LarryLarry James James right right fleia field lenoe. fence. . , .--- nA>o New 115-103 at Portland. Ore., Friday for U>s Angeles ^ r o w d of 10,748. cente Romo allowed only one hit Sports Slate showing of the GA’s to Pete Hamilton Jumped from pressure-packed NCAA to“ ™®y Sports Viewing ABA Reach ’The Knicks get another with rookie Jo Jo White scor- sas Jayhawkers plundered their meet. Wilhelm’s heave was 64- streaked to his third straight In seven ton in g Brett hM W in toe final two innings, but the Etogland. 11th to 10th with 334 points. competition is amazing. It start- n • . — c= ..%» Di«c *.r w« w ^ way to a 1-2-3 finish to shotput and Knop’s 61-1%. NCAA Indoorindoor 440 title with a lowedlowea onlyomy toeuie singlesmisie run. in hi ^een done and Bos- SATURDAY, MARCH 14 * • • ed in 1964 when the Bruins won Friday_ i_to the opening sessionaxiael/\n »»Meanwhile,____ .-^4 n m Olympian Tom *vi/\rtAaf modest c lo c ^ g of Afi48.3 9 QAfVinHn.seconds. TkPeViOllSP>'®'’J®^ ^FrELDCirUlt LCflfiflK OUX ton s^ e re d Its fourth loss In CIAC Finals Grier Jones Paces SA’TURDAY N e w P o 1 n t ton suffered Its fourth loss In UL — Bridgeport Central vs. RiYerslde Opener G o l f L a n d O n e n a beating Seat- ot the National Collegiate Ato- Von Ruden ran the season’s He won his* first title to 1968 Ing he hurled three hWess to- five GnapefruU League etaiis. 1:00 ( 8) CIAC Basketball: ■ Chicago beat Boston 134-113, tory 10 white had" to leave to catch a For the 22nd consecuUve sea- LOS A r ie le s humbled Phlladel- plateau In his PPO eweer. h ^ to leUc Association Indoor Track faotest Indoor mile, 4 ;00.1, set- with a world record time of nlngs. HiUhoufle at CCSC at 1:00 Central vs. Hill- In a morning “ B " game with L — East Catholic vs. South Qivn Ed Carroll’s Riverside ,d m T.i«,ttvffl., will .P.. ..r “ I P " '; “ ""g S Total, 320 phla 1I 8-II7 and Baltimore Earl Monroe^ 30 p r t n ^ c e d pl^e^^^^^^^ and Field championships at Co- ting a meet record. 47.0. "I ™ toe PhllB, toe Red Sox swept to Monsanto Golf Open Park wlU open Saturday idght, gpgration Saturday. March 1, San FrMcisco, house «muffed out San Francisco’s Baltimore against San Francis- Rtiiin ex- Harvard’s Ed Nosal won toe Von Ruden, a finalist in toe I don t seem to Imve toe ^ Catholic at CXJSC at 4G00 2:00 (30) NCAA Basketball bo Arena. a 10-2 victory. Mike Derrick had M—South Windsor vs. Hand March 21, with rao? time ^ated according to Pro A1 Gayson. All State and Michigan were the day’s first final by taking toe 1,500 meters to the 1968 Olym- ^rathm I n e^ . he sai . PENSACOLA, Fla. (A P)—Grier Jones, generally re Championship ’The Washington Caps and the playoff hopes 114-108 to Friday’s co as the Bullets ^^® “ or"^^ points in the sec- Shot putters Karl Salb, Steve a two-run homer and George Dallas Chaparmls have made other scheduled NBA games. Warriors out of any chance for ^ y . 35‘pound weight throw in the pica at Mexico City; turned on pltcWng well en ^ ^_ High at CCSC at 8:00. garded as the most promising young player on the toqr, at 8:18. ’The popular United (acuities will be open, the victims. Wilhelmwiineim andana Douguoug Knopnjiup luiccuf<)rced oo>puuua weiKiit unvw ut pica utility Job, crackecl four hits in today faced what he called the biggest (^hallenge con diets a big season for racing In courgg, the miniature tourney in 1966, but the streak ...... _____ . . 1. ....______, ______,___ knowknow how how much mucdi ii help I’ll be this Catholic vs. South tion history by rolling up the survived a Knlck rally that tied ^ ® ^ Sloan, ’*’**[5 ^ in^leadlng the Chicago attack, last 'seaf)on and to the process inches. At night when Nosal re- ahead of Dave Patrick, former way. I haven’t torown good leading toe Boston attack. fronting a pro golfer—winning the first one^______New England. Last year, 122,- course, driving range and go- resumed in 1967 witli victories highest point total to the the score at 85, and pulled away led Chicago over tl^e d e ^ ^ to U ^lng tne Salb pirated his own NCAA in- celved his first-place medal he Villanova star. The season’s The Red Sox returned to their Big Stretch Catholic in the last 4% minutes. The Son- champion Boston Celtics as the Boston was toppea ny i.orry breaking stuff to more than a "The hardest thing to do out 491 fans went through the turn- jjarts. . .PGA Pro Don Parsons over Wyoming, U. of Pacific, league’s three-year history. in the last 4Vi minutes, ine aon- cikuhf"" Siegfried with 20 points and d(X>r record. The performance staged a silent protest by wear- previous best to toe mile was camp for a gome with toe World here Is win for the first time,” George Archer. P<^A tlUe-holder sUles at Riverside’s flXth-mlle been a frequent figure at Houston, and Dayton. In 1968 6:00 ( 8) Golf’s ’69 All Am week Team Led by Rick Barry’s 42 points, ics led only 99-97, then went on a Bulls moved P'®’®® . ^ with 17. pumped 13 ^ tots toto favored ing a Yale warmup shirt as he 4:00.9 by Marty Liquorl of Vll- (Lorge Scott, making his first Champion New ^ r k ^ the 23-year-old Kansan said. Ray Floyd, Paul \Hamey and oval. It was an Increase of 4,000 tj,g Golf-O-’Tron. He has spent the Bruins extended it by beat- Leaves Camp 8:00 ( 8) CIAC Basketball: the Chaparrals downed the Caps 10.3 spurt to wrap it up. the Western Division. and defending champion Kan- stepped up to the winners plat- lanova in the National AAU start ^ t o e spring at third base, day. Jones, rookie of toe year last lou Graham locked at 140. from the previous season, between four and five hours ing New Mexico State, Santa South Windsor vs. 162-158 in double overtime FTi- total and the Jayhawks form. meet. sent the Red Sox toto a 1-0 lead Ray < ^ p year and a former NCAA nation- Arnold Palmer, fo\lowed by a Scheduled are 28 Saturday rac- g^cb visit, and according to Clara, Houston and North Caro- Hand High day night to smash the old ABA with Ws second homer, a long named to pitch for Boston. For Hospital al champion from Oklahoma heavily bundled g^lery that tog dates, tn addition to special Oaygon has a real accurate Una and last season by whipping mark of 313 set by Los Angeles SUNDAY South Windsor Eyes ‘M ’ Tide State, conquered brutal of giving It aU up to favor of and Bob Stefanlk. last fall. "We should have our problem of coping with Jackson- The Pacers now need only a B F P t s a s ' Fitzgerald and Sullivan pac- since he came up late to the penant last year. Toward the seconds faster than second- bly. after complaining of a blurred semifinals at Central, all kinds p 8 1968 season. This year, he Joining toe pro golf tour with "It was so bad," he said, "you PamiUar name to the fifth mile beat football team.’’ Added help vine’s height,” said Adolph victory ' or a loss by second fireworks have taken place. * a ®** ^^® attack with 19 fnlsh, they lost seven games place Rosl Fortna of Warren, right eye when he struck out 9 Isn’t playing third base. Suda in six daye. “ Everything bad toe good game he plays. In could! barely see a gate ahead of oval. Bill Greco, left after a ar- in the backfleld should spread j^„pp, the Kentucky coach. He place Kentucky to clinch toe East Catholic rallied from 14 6 ^ fln 7 1^13 2S and 15 points each. Vt. Diana Gibson of Toronto, twice Thursday. 0 kis has toe makings of their June, his cheek was smashed gument ■with track officials and the defense to the point where referred to the Dolphins’ 7-foot-2 Eiastern Division title. 1. ^ ^ When Kearns went cold, the happened,” Alston said. "W e’ve was third. you.” "Naturally, we’re worried to points down to overtake Lee g Dolmastro 10 first-string catcher, the Dodgers got * Marichal beat, 4-0 late to by a Dan MtoGInn ptbch, and In The early results at first list hopes for a bright future to the Clements will have more op- Qiimore and 7-0 Pembrook ------Denver roared from behind in High of New Haven, 86-83, in 3 Wmi^arskl 0 2d 2 rest of the team picked up the "I guess I’m Just a lot more death," said Giant Manager NASCAR circuit . . . Former portunltles to display his break- who got the winning 2 ^ I slack and contributed key think. the game, when Bill Singer got July he was decked by Juan experienced than most of the ed Taylor to third place. Then, Clyde King. "But we’re hoping toe final period, outscoring the overtime. South Windsor % AjSwlard 2 upset about an umpire’s call Marichal, and vdien' he went an error to timtog was discov track champions at the oval in- away running. Thirteen letter- Jacksonville’s 104-103 Cougars 31-14, in a gome which Vinal Tech, St. ’Riorn- hoops. These switches are not un younger girls,” said Miss Kock, for toe best.” 38 2 9 « 110 and blew up and let toe game O-for-6 the next night Davis told ered, and toe Army private was eludes Jocco Maggiacome to men seniors, 15 lettermen jun- victory over Iowa. featured a scoring duel between Aquinas and Middletown 34 Totals South Windsor, along 'with usual In Walt Alston’s camps. a two-year veteran of World King said he probably 1952-53-88, Ed nem ke In 1986, iors and a flock of promising secondary major Hand High of Madison, will Last spring, little Ted Sizemore get away. Next day. Don Sut- Ms friends he was quitting elevated to first. wouldn’t know until Tuesday the league's top two-point-pro- to toe finals, baseball. Cup competition. a Kreb 1967-80-69, Gene Bergin sophomores from one of Con- tourney, opened to close the C7IAC toumamenit for reported to toe Dodgers as a ton has Cincinnati licked, 1-0, Taylor, 26, of West Haittord, "You’re kidding me,” Taylor whether McCovey could leave ducers. Cougar Bob Verga. No. Thursday night the Bobcats, be- But a lovely thing happ^ed said when he saw the change, 1962, Greco 1966 and 1967. Ted ® ^ v e n s Friday night with 2, got 38 points to No. 1 Spencer Roy’s record produc- previous regular season meet- 1970. catcher, was directed to try his with two out and nobody on to 0>nn., who considers himself Wednesday with toe Giants for to WlUle on his way to the then he added with a grin: “ I'm Tappett was the first track win- ‘ ®suir a p p e a l toe Georgia Tech beating Duquesne Haywood’s 31. Denver leads ^ points, topped Middle- togs. East was on toe winning Hand won a tough contest hand at shortstop, and at the toe ninth and we lose It." "the old veteran" of the U.S. a tour in Japan. golf course to a^^usual. ^PP®® g^. j of New from *Kolbe High of Bridgeport end of toe season was voted toe There are still chinks to toe racers, barelled down toe 8,600- diggin’ It.” Two Phoenix <^hthalmolo- Dallas to the West by ^ High. 103-84. The Eagles, ends both times...... mu j . nold Palmer and Jock Nloklaus .e ^ n ^ n g after playtog a During toe first encounter the to the first game of Thursday’s National League’s Rookie of toe Dodgers’ pitching but Alston is Slalom and giant slalom races gists, Drs. Paul Case and Rob • • * Conference title. Toner feels. York stopping Miami of Ohio games. for tournament loot. He encoun foot PIS trail In 1:33.92, amidst Year for his brilliant play at liappy about toe teom’e outlook. were to be held today and Sun ert Lorenzen, diagnosed the ali H a m ilt o n K n o w n Co-captains this year are 70-57 in first K®"*®®’ . Les Hunter paced New York lousy ^ three periods. rallied Eagles walked away with a 56- wmlflnals to toe M I ^ l o n . tered a 31-game hitting steak, a light but steady snow that second base. day at both Glen Ellen and ment as an Inflamed retina, and Taking part of an Interview Brian Hermes, a linebacker. Rich Yunkus led G ^rgi with 24 points—the same total with 3 03 remaining In toe 54 triumph and then took a Tlw fto^ score w m ■We’ll have Maury WUls •with third highest in National added several Inches mcara uiof x*ci.„fresh - ___ ni*n powder to toe course-much to neighboring Mad River Glen. said medication would probably with Pete Hamilton, Monday and halfback Clements. Spring Tech over toe Dukes with accumulated by Miami’s Don tourth q^ rter t o ^ a t Wind- commanding 74-65 win In the Two brothers, Scott Fergu- If Casey Stengel Is remem us toe whole year," he said. League history, lifted his aver work, but that It would keep alltemoon to Dedham, Mass., practice at UConn starts April points. Ralph Abraham paced Sidle. ham High 67-61 dn toe Class L second meeting to wrap up the ^n. a 8-8 “ htof. Biid Bill bered as the populorlzer of pla- “ Wills did a big Job for us when age to an elegant .311 and re- the racers cumoyance. ' arranged by toe Chrysler-Ply- 20 tind ends May 9. . .Thfe St. John’s over toe Bearcats toontog. the two-man approach we got him In Jime.” cajitured his love tor baseball. Taylor, vriio said the ski rac- McCovey out of the lineup for mouth Motor Division, the UConns open at home against from toe Mid-American Confer- to a single Job, the Alston’s leg several weeks. Billy Williams of toe Chicago The Dogers got Wills from toe SASKETSAi blond, 27-jear-old bachelor Vermont Sept. 20 then move on ence with 23 points, acy to baseball will be his firm Montreal Expos, with whom he Cubs finished 1969 by playtog In heavy tonight as the ^ebrfs of t ^ semi- ^be other forward position, with coavicUon that a player should SCOt^ stated, "Winning toe Daytona to New Haven to play Yale toe Four more first round games S^2'’Ln^Lutive NaUoVai League South Catholic meet the E a g ^ C s “ e“ s ^ 's t S g Hlch VanDeventer’^ d Phil TM- was unhappy. "There was lots are on toe NIT agenda today. perform to more than one posl- 600 was the biggest moment of following Saturday. of Blast in the L final. sa handling toe guard 8pot. of little things that bothered COB^ltlNITY “Y” Extra Dates North Carolina meets Manhat games. Uon. When Dodger scouts bring The bulk ot Hand scoring me,” Wills said, and could have tan, Army battles Cincinnati, to Alston rookies typed as to- Last night Paganl Caterers comes from the brother com fielders, outfielders or catchers specified one of toe little things Marquette vs. UMass Tonight was his .222 average at Mont clinched first place by defeat To Be Added Utah faces Duke Md Mar bination, with VanDevehter and as toe case may be, Alston al real. Wills once told Montreal ing 2bd place Boland Oil 84- quette, which turned down a bid McNamara scoring consistently ways asks “ what else can they to the NCAA tourney, takes on Centers Haul Down Big Pots he was retiring forthwith. 'Very By MARTY RALBOVSKY, NEA Sports Writer 29. in the double figure bracket. play?” i>agani’B led lB-11 to toe first At Tracks Massachusetts. f Bobcat power struck, a de Alston’s Dodger camp la now well, they told hinru, but don’t Georgia Triumphs Among the small colleges, think you’re scaring us Into half and managed to hold on to structive blow to Mlddlebawn as full of conversions. In addition 17-Philadelphia, NL East toe lead throughout toe game. PROVIDENCE, R. I. (AP) — Philadelphia Textile became toe trading you back to the 6-8 Junior Tom Roy hooped In a to third baseman - catcher Su- High for toe winners were An extra 16 days of racing have Dodgers. He unretlred prompt PROSPICTUS — N e w manager first national champion of the In Basketball Salary Mart record 60 points. Roy alone bet dakia, and catcher-shortstop Billy Wilson (14) and Jim Wig- been added to the schedules of ly, but eventually they did send Despite Bad Game season. ’The Rams beat Teimes- (7-3) pleading grumbler throughout his career, tered the entire Tiger total of second baseman Sizemore, Frank Lucchesi will be gaing wilfi ren (10). For toe losers Tim Lincoln Downs and Narragan- Lew Alctodor him to Los Angeles to toe Ron see State 76-65 to toe final of toe NEW YORK (NEA) — as a senaiUve Russell, for all his greatness as 64. The giant also rewtote toe there Is Bill Buckner, toe young many yaungsters this season, "which McConvlIle had (10) and Dave sett Park to allow them to meet NEW YORK (A P)—Rich Yunkus scored 28^ points h c a a college Division tourney Foiriy trade, a good one for ^iTeSrS —oago — Fred Zollner, , t.* numair{j^jn^*i^*^*throwtog racial »a team------player,— . - with toe Celtics, record books as he surpassed first baseman who Is now a rag means the Phillies will be looking up Brown (8). out-of-state mpetitlon. and got 16 rebounds . . . and played one of his “ worst” Evansville, ind. Callfomia- both clubs. The state Racing and Athletic who owns the Detroit FlS- gf g white opponent and grew into a basically antisocial Calvin Murphy’s tournament ing topic In camp. Last year, he at rest oi division by mid-June. games. Really. JackeU. Riverside, took third place by ■was an outfielder. BUI Russell, Wills will admit to man In toe second game, 3rd place Commission Friday ruled that Jackets. tons, said that once a man purportedly belUng a young cat. The younger ones — Hayes, mark of 69 polnU. Richie Allen, Johnny Callison gone "It was one of my worst,” st.St. ’' John’s racehorse offen'e beating Buffalo State, 94-83. tons six feet six inches in autograph seeker. His $2(»,(X)0 Alclndor, Thurmond — are ob- Scoring power also comes an ouUIelder last yqar, has agerial ambitions, but now he Manchester Auto Parts defeat each track could have 90 days of said the 6-9 Junior whose worst propelled the Redmen to a In the semifinals of toe NAIA KoiirKt neuroticism be- annually equals the President’s vlously drifting Into'the same from Terry Stoddand and John been moved to third base "and is despairing of becoming toe and Curl Flood never arrived— yet— ed 4th place V.F.W. (2046) by racing instead of toe 126 daya was good enough to lead Geor- nine-point halftime lead, 37-28, tourney at Kansas City Central f^mes part of his character. Income. • mold. ' Mason, two excellent outaide may be our star of toe future." first Negro to manage in the leaving hilling attack woefully weak. a wide margin, 33-12. they requested. gla Tech to a 78-68 basketball but they had to hold off Miami’s Washington shaded Eastern From lone exposure to toe tall Walt Bellamy (6-lOH) mutter- Ironically, the last couple of shooters for toe BobcaU. Hav- Inflelder Bill Valentine Is now majors. In the past he defied Pitching depends on comebacks by The Automen took a 14-6 1st Narraganaett, which began its victory over Duquesne to the last-minute thunder. New Mexico 64-63 and Kentucky mp^ntuor country, as a virtual ing about sitting on the bench years, toe most effective ones tog an off night but an excellent an outfield prospect. the Dodgers’ management - by Lucchesi quarter lead and never relin 1970 season Jan. 1, will stay Short Chris Short, Jim Sunning. first round of toe 33rd National Despite some shaky ball-hah- State whipped Guilford 108-90. nioneer of pro basketball, Zoll- when he was with Detroit, but in performance have been toe shooter is John Boss!. Against Jumping their tour of Japan. quished it. open .through April 35, while Invitation Tournament Friday dUng, Miami Jumped back into The winners play tonight for the ner can claim "credentiala ot not bashful about collecting his quiet ones — Unseld, the most Middletown he netted eight There Is such a predicted He spoke out against toe Pitts- PITCHING __Short, who won 19 gomei in 1968, mitied loit season with High for toe winners were Lincoln will have a 48-day meet night. the game when Terry Martin championship. . .V experience if not a license as a $86,000 salary — he’s suddenly valuable player to the league points but was counted In on rush of Dodger young stuff to bock injury. He hod off-season operofion and is throwing well a$oin. Phils Carl Bujauclim (20) and Gary from July 3 through Sept. 7 and COLD SPELL—Second round leader in the Mon St. John’s of New York turned fired to two field goals to make ------pr^tlctog psychologist. a bundle oi energy to Atlanta la^t season as a Baltimore many other plays. ward maturity that even Alston hove fingers crossed. Banning, releosed by Dodgers, hos been picked up Lemlre (11. Wor the losers a 42-day meet from Oct. 9 santo Open, Grier Jones, walks down fairway, wrap back stubborn Miami of Ohio, it 55-52 St. John’s with five mln- ^ Certainly some psychologist uniform. rookie, and Reed, toe great, un- Coach Charlie Sharos of the aUowsallows his team could rise for another chance. Rett of starters are Rick Wise (15-13), Grant Jack- Dave Yaworskl had (11) and through Dec. 8. above the pitching shortage O O W i e r S p r e p a r e ped in a jacket with a towel over his head. Temper 70-57 to the nightcap of a Madi- utes on toe clocK could have liimself a volatile When you analyze It, the sai- .gelflsh force behind the rise of South Windsor gang showed toe ton (14-18), Woody Fryman. Rating— C Kevin Yorgensen (6). The dates granted to both atures were in the 40s. Jones shot second round 67. aon Square Garden doublehead- Ralfto Abraham, who scored a Cromwell field for research by alanyzing arles paid toe prima big men jjew York Knickerbockers, people that his team can do that plagued ’em last year and m Player of toe week: BUI Wil Rhode Island tracks will conflict er. game-high 23 points, and Joe toe tremendous unrest which is in the National Basketball As- g group, the NBA centers mpre than shoot, when they nail down toe pennant next For Tournament CATCHING __Tim McCarter, acquired from Cards in Allen deal, brings son. . with schedules of toe out-of- Yunkus, who came to Georgia DePre, who had 19, then killed currently prc vadlng the big men sociatlon ai-e fanta^c. gj,g j,y u,g best-paid team- went Into an effective full court time. Tliey were ahead In the strong hot. He'll be behind plate, with help from Mike Ryon. Rating— C state competition. Narragansett Wins Class want with three weeks to go last Only 16 looal bowlers have Tech’s rescue with 18 second the Ohioans’ hopes with key of pro basketball. This Is the way they run, wl .h gp^p^ ,ugu yjg history of the P*'®**- field entries lor the SO and over will be rutming at toe same Yale Builds Up Big Margin season, and then hobbled It bad IN FittD __ Deron Johnson will gtt first crock at Alltn’s old spot, but Blades Lead Playoffs time as Suffolk Down In Massa half points, said he felt his first baskets. As a group, they’re beginning estimated annual value tak ng ^vorld. A possible exception was . ^ 8 ^®''® Ms hands full tournament held at toe Holiday to sound almost paranoic. toto account long-term annul.- center of ^nlgh as both Fergusons are ly tb finlrti fourth, eight games might also wind up ot third bos* or lift Hold, dtptnding on, circumstances. chusetts, which opens April 4. points and host Dartmouth third half performance "was really The NIT continues today with S Tourney Lanes, Saturday and Sunday. JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (AP) — HANOVER, N.H. (AP) — terrible.” doubleheaders In the afternoon Elvin Hayes (6-914) express- .'•‘s and deferred payment; Atlanta Hawks last \ year biggest he has faced. In ad- out of It. I Denny Doyle, who hit .310 and wos Rookie of Ytor and MVP iti Pacific Both of Lincoln’s meets will Yale held a big lead and ap with 140. Alston does not talk In the Saturday afternoon at 2 :80, Coast Leogue lost season, will inherit second hose. Another rookie. Lorry The New Haven Bladee shut the Trailing in order were Villan Georgia ’Tech a giant-killer night. It’s Manhattan-North NEW BRITAIN, (AP) — TTie ing profound unhappiness with M you ®®«-® to average out jumped to toe American ‘*“ ‘®«t to Roy. toe oO^er toll 10 bowlers will roll, three Satur. conflict with those at Rocklng- peared a sure bet for an eighth cautious terms of other manag Bowo, switch-hitter who batted .287 ""<* O '* • toe Johnstown Blades out ot the ova 109, Harvard 93, Navy 98, during the regular season with a ‘ bis afternoon and Duke-Utah Oomwell Panthers swept to San Diego, which la paying him their yearly salaries It com w Basketball AssoclaUon. He had Bobcat players are Masen, Bos- day night at 6:00 and toe re - ham Park In New Hampshire, straight championship today en ers who like to say their good will be tried ot short. Don Money, disappointment ot .229 lost seoson, moy Eastern Hockey League North Army 57, Cornell 66, Lshlgh 47, penchant for knocking off and Marquette- - Massachusett their fourth straight Connecticut over a million bucks for a 10- to $180,000 per man. And actoa • ggp^g justiflcaUon; he was be- **’ ®*M'®toddard, ^ ^2 or un maining three will bowl Sun which will operate July 20 tering the final seven events of young rookies are "two or three shift tp third. Tony Taylor will pick up those who falter. Roting— C ern Division playoffs Friday Rutgers and Penn 42 e » ^ ranked teams, could only man- tonight. Interacholostic Athletic Oonfer- year period. ly the average was dragge(l wuui than half tha aaU. ^®»‘’ He*«rves Bob Bingham 6- day, at 2 p.m. through Oct. 17. the -Eastern Intercollegiate years away.” Alston Is suggest night with a 4-2 victory that Bucknell 36, North Carolina a f a£e a 32 halftime tie with toe The first round winds up Sun- ence CJaas C basketball title Fri- Nate Thurmond (0-11) recover- down tola year nr 1 W. m^uonrt Following are toe entrants: .swimming meet. Ing from a knee operation and Russell of Boston reUred, since ' ^ que 6-4, and freshman, Tom ing that young Buckner could OUTFIELD — Johnny Briggs, in-ond-outer for years, finally becomes gave the Blades a 4-0 sweep of Syracuse and Colgate 11 each, ^ jjg g day afternoon when Louisiana day night with a decisive 82-50 ..._____r?:. ._____ tisnnnn mnira aoove, ana aoing jusi as gooa .y ,. ^ Sat. 2:30, Vic Abraltls, Nor Helped by Ed Bettendorf’s ruminating llx-re must be easier he was above the $100,0(X) range. ^ Kelly are the other big lAen on be his first baseman right now. regular in left. Hos good power. Centerfield, reserved for Flood, will now the best of seven series. Adelphl and Eaet OaroUn* 9 The Dukes did a superb defen- State, led by Pistol Pete Mara- win over Wemogo. He is not Judging Buckner on man Clark, John RIeder, John go to Oscar Gamble, 20-year-old from Cubs’ chain. Lorry Hisle, who hit New Haven now faces the meet record of 53.38 seconds in and Oomwell became the first ways to make $100,000 a year But money obviously the team. eacN Lafayette 6, Eott mrauO-. slve Job Lupacchlno, CONSTRUCTION- Bill Riley free^ style relay teem, the Ells Dave Dlugolenskl, Oomwell’s off. higher toan fifth, mleeed four turned It around to toe last half Trinity Ice Banquet WUt Chamberlain, Los Angeles gtM.OOe about Otto Moore, Bob Rule, Atlanta 0, Washington i There are more impressive Art Cabral, TOP ROOKIES — Doyle and Bowo best prospects. Phils gambling they Norm Gulmond, Elgin McCann 165. Zlggy Albert 143, Don La piled up 207 points Friday night 6-4 centsr, scored 17 points and UJO greens but Inore than mods up with a more aggressive offen- HARTFORD,------Conn- 1. /^AP) — Lew Alclndor, Milwaukee ...... $toe,6M Henry Ftnkel, Tom Boerwinkls, Ctootnnati 6 ,DotraM 5 batting figure! In the 20-year- Sat. — 8:00, Fred McCurry, ore ready. Pitcher Fred Weni, from Red Sox chain, will also be force-led. and Kevin Morrison each scored zarus 136-362, Don Eloyslus 137- at Dartmouth’s pool. jrabbed ten rebounds. He was for It with eight one-putU, in sive style. At Trinity College’s annual Elvin Hayes, Han Diego...... glM.OM Connie Dlerklng, Darrell Imboff Houston 0» Mbntroal 0 old Buckner’s record. In 1968, Edward Donato, Jerry Smith, second-period goals for New Ha 875, John Rival 862, Ron Princeton,, employing good also named the tournament’s Nqte Thurmond, 8an Francisco balance, was second with 178 cluding seven blrdlss. Duquesne came within five hockey, banquet FWday night, Los Angeles 9, lOnnaaoto B there was a nice .884 at Ogden. Sun. — 9:00, Art Johnson, Prediction: 5th in N L East ven. ChurchUI $77. points, at 67-62, with two min- John Milllken of Greenwich, and moat valuable player, Wes Uns^d, Balttmore ...... aiaa'Z They're the other centers In St. Louis 7, New Tortt IN) 1 Last year he hit .807 for Albu- Larry Batee, Frank Calvo. utes remaining, but five straight cuh MicFeely of Grosse Polntc, The game’s high scorer was WUlis BeexI, New York ...... Phlkulelphto 6, Bostoii 1 MEM Connie Hawkins, Phoenix ...... MM MO ^ Obviously, they can’t points by Bill Mayer with 1:40 Mich., were n ^ e d cocaptains senior guard Keith Byard, vdio San Fmnolsoo I, Seattle 2 Walt Bellamy, Atlanta ...... g 8s|tM affoi^d to talk. r. left put It 4iway for toe Yellow of next year’s hockey team, had 29 points for Cromwell.
V* -L' ■ t, f f \ '-\.' \ ' \ -A\ \' \A \ ■' \ - \ ■■ A A \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M ANCH^TER. CGNN., SATURDAY, MARC^H 14, 1970 PiMSB F o ilM n m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1970 PAGE FIFTEEN 01TK BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE BUGGS BtJNNY t# rwjw h e* Busliwts Servian Help Help Wanted Help 6 0 THAT'S WHV Offmwd 13 35 35 35 MV MEALS ABE P la y tim i BERRY’S WORLD SALESGIRLS — Two openings (S -THM' V«5lI MENTlOlsi IT, BEINS WASTEP.' PIANO tuning, by graduate of OPPORTUNITIES AT CLASSIFIED available on 7 p.m. to mid MM^TH^, 0UST6B CERT^Hty \WSLL YOU OUST Hartt Cteillege of Music. Ward UNHypNcmz.e ACROSS 3 Sail water SECRETARY IS ACTINS STRM>*<5eLV AT AAHUbb from a boat Krauae, 648-5386. night shift, three or more LADY DUNHILL PINNER! LWV, YAS, I'P h ave HIM BEFORE. nights per week. Experience I P U T Y O U IPlayadona 4HouaahoW BOOKKEEPER To; 8100 TO AtXJ ^ , 2727Compllcstion Complication forth next Ineertlon. 'The Herald Is responsible for only ONE In: Reasonable. Call 643-0306. Live-in preferred. Room, board KEYPUNCH OPERATOR EXPKT THESE CUENTS/ MOST AW IE I THINK ) S K \OU ^ inaoram a 24 Ancient Irish 40 Russian river 55 P o m <5is I w OF VOURS, POCIOR? { TIME NOW/ .BATHE i LATER.' correct or omitted Insertion lor. aPv advertisement and then and garage furnished. Refer DUNIHILL f ANPCHANC3E, £aMBiblicaW^e niDiiciii 43 Clear of guUt pronoun CUSTOM made draperies, slip 32 Made amends only to tbo extent of a “ make good" InserUon. Errors which ences required. Call after 10 Openli^; for experienced Al Shopping Parkade, Manchester 34 Seal shew r ~ !" IT IT do not lessen the value of the advertisement will not be covers and reupholaterlng. a.m., 644-0711. pha-Numeric IBM keypunch- Suite 202 647-9022 r ~ S T" r “ r - oorreoted by “make good" insertion 36 Update n Budget terms. Established in er to work full-time days. Over Grant’s Store 18 WOMAN wanted to babysit oc 37 Reluctant 12 1 15" 1046. Days, 024-0164, evenings, (Company offers excellent too Constitution Plaza, Hartford 38 Prayer ending 640-7690. casional evenings during the Suite 1660 278-6660 39 Preposition IT W (Rockville, Ton Free) wages and working condi I' 15“ week. 640-7684 after 7 p.m. tions, convenient free park 41Sainte(eb.) REWEAVING of bums, moth- ^Ribbed fabric 15“ 20 643-2711 875-3136 ing, In-plant cafeteria and 44-Bond of a sort holes, zippers repaired. Win abo-ve average benefits. Ap Help W anf«d— Mcri* 3A 5 T 23 46 Obliteration dow shades made to measure, ply: BY J. B. WILLIAMS ‘m 31 all size Venetian blinds. Keys COMPTOMETER OUT OUR WAY 49 Far, Middle !T 25 FT TT end Near, for made while you wait. Tape re SECURITY GUARDS instance a Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? corders for pent. Marlow’s, 867- OPERATORS FIRST NATIONAL /&URE,MA-- 1 P BE Y FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE, Y WELL, WOULPWT I BE ExcelletK benefits and neiw 3 -lA II 53 Mountain pass Main St. 640-0221. STORES, INC. wages. Must have clean rec HAPPY TO < 3 0 ON \ WHEN HE HOOKS ) A DUMB BUNNY IF I 54 Act■ of, 'pardon------35 v r ANER(^AWPFOR I THINGS TDYOU ^TOOK STUFF HE PIPNT Openings to r experienced PARK A OAKLAND ord and be of good char 56 Entire amount 24-Hour Answering Service LIGHT TRUCKING, bulk deliv YOU...BUT IT’S A / WHY DO VDU HAVE \ MEED? ALL I CARE 3T1 Comptometer Operators, AVENUES acter. Work available full COLD d a y AND ( TO TAKE THE VERY J ABOUT IS GETTING MY 57 Small insect ■ ery, yards, attics, cellars 58 Masculine 46 ® IK.' « NIA, Ik . FULL-TIME and PART- BAST HAR'TFORD, CONN and part-time in the Middle- BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS SHE'S STILL GOT t h i n g s h e MOWEY BA C K ... FROM $2“ Free to Herald Readers cleaned and removed. Also odd DAVY JONES SOMEBODY-- appellation TIME. Must be skilled in all town-Hartford area. Call m y g o a t a n ' WEEPS?.' 52 "This is Freddie. He's neither fish nor fowl, as you can SORRV, MARCO. JACKET.' a n y b o d y . 59 ------TTMoines,IT u 51 Want Inlormatlon on *joe of our clasalBcd advemaenMoUir Jobs. 644-8062. phases of Comptometer 627-4177. THERE'S THE SPOT, WE GOT HERE Iowa tell by the butch haircut and long sideburns!" work. W No answer at the telephone Ustedf Simply call the LIGHT trucking, cellar and at SCHOOL BUS drivers, Bolton, CAPTAIN... AT THE TOO LATE / 1 eOLengthy 55" hours 7:20-9 a.m. and ^-8:46' periods of time tics cleaned, odd Jobs, lawns, PINKERTON’S, INC. EAST FOOTING ' 5T p.m. 649-8400. il 61 fuUed 55“ EDWARDS and trees cut and removed. Company offers' excellent DOWN 81 Moving— T rucking— Business Opportunity 28 wages, above average bene 55 a r 643-6000. NIGHT auditor, hours 12 mid 1 Teleost fishes 1^ ANSWERING SERVICE Storog* 20 fits, congeidal co-workers DING-DONG 2 Ellipsoidal Now and excellent working con night — 8 a.m., 0 days. Ap (Nawipeptr fntsrpriie AliaJ AL MARINO Services AVON CALLING booking spring cleanups. MANCHESTER —Delivery-light ditions. Apply: ply Fiano’s Motor Inn, 100 East Center St. 646-2800. 649-0500 875-2519 Attics, cellars, garages, es tracking and package delivery. VENDING You can earn $$$ in your spare ______tate contents ^ught. Bulky time selling guaranteed cos- T O tin c and ieav* message. You’D bear from our aovemmer in Refrigerators, washers and mechanic’s helper. furniture moved, removed. metics, In own locality, Call i!*' Jig time :^tl out spending all evening at the telephone. stove moving, specialty. Fold IS BIG FIRST NA'nONAL Apply In person of call Motor Free estimates. 644-2(116. now, 280-4922. ing chairs for rent. 649-0762. BUSINESS STORES INC. Track ft Trailer Co., Route 6, Automobilus For Sedo 4 Columbia, 228-9249. .. Bunding— We have enjoyed 20 PARK ft OAKLAND AVENUES SALES Associates —Learn real Ta. So*. V!V CM.—AN ri«hN istervsd BY DICK TURNER 1966 CHEVROLET Impala. 1 4 Painting— Paporing 21 years of unparalleled In • im he UUted Netem 8r***ete. tec. CARNIVAL Contracting BAST HARTFORD, (X)NN. estate and be selling In April. WE HAVE openings In our new- HERALD Beige, V-8, automatic, power B.H. MAGOWAN JR . ft Sons, tegrity dealing with our Will train qualified Individuals ly organized grinding depait- steering, radio. Excellent con DORMERS, garages, porches, Interior and exterior painUng, customers. Our company (or Manchester office. High ment for experienced ID and DOX LET T E R S dition. $1,050. 643-2041 after 6. rec rooms, room additions, Is expanding again and commissions. Call Mr. Dwyer OD grinders. Many excellent BY KEN MUSE paper hanging. Thirty years WAITRESS — PuU-tlme, de WAYOUT kitchens, add-a-levela, roofing, experience, (our geneiatlons. requires distributors to at 647-1464. benefits plus quarterly bo 1968 DODGE Charger, radio siding, general repairs. Quality service routes of vend pendable woman who ctun nuses. Come in to aee Mr. For Your and heater, power steering and Free estimates, fully Insured. YESTERDAYS workmanship. Financing avail ing machines. work from 6-1 nights. No Sun KEYPUNCH operator mostly Orzech, for an interview at THIG 19 ALL Information brakes, air-conditioning. 66,000 643-7361. ^ 1M70 MrNauphl Stml. I I -WHY MOTHERS GET GRA-/- able. Economy Builders, Inc. days. Acadia Restaurant, Man numerical, 026 or 029. Goer Klock Ck>., 1366 Tolland 'Tpke, miles. Excellent condition. ROUTEIS ESTABLISHED! CONE IN THE HBR-\LD will not 643-6160, 872-0647 evenings. CONTRACTTOR — Interior, ex chester, 640-0898. Bros., 140 Rye St., So. Wind Manchester,' $1,700. Firm. 646-3796. NO SELLING! disclose the Identity of terior painting, paper hanging. HAIRDRESSER — excellent sor. any advertiser using box LEON Cieszynskl builder —new NO SOLIdTINO! MR. KASEVICH of our pUsma BY FRANK O’NEAL Discount on wallpaper. Call working conditions, full or flame spray department is giv SHORT RIBS letters. Readers answer homes custom built, remodel PART-TIME cleaning women ing blind box ads who Trucks—•Tractors 5 ing, additions, rec rooms, ga Oscar Hebeirt, 646-8048. JUST PLAIN, OLD part-Ume. Apply Anthony ing interviews for an experi FASHIONED GOOD SERVICE! needed for cleaning work in desire to protect their 1966 DODGE A-lOO van, origi rages, kitchens remodeled, D. ft B. PAINTINO service, in .Hairdresser, 129 Center St., enced inspector. Must be Identity can follow ‘his the Manchester area evenings. nal owner, very good condlUon. bath tile, cement work. Steps terior and exterior painting. Car is required! Six to 646-3494. familiar with aircraft parte SORI2V I'M SO UA-TF. procedure: Good wages, paid holidays. and procedure. Mauiy excellent Call 643-0479. dormers. Residential or com- Free estimates- Prompt serv ten hours per week Call 527-0286 or apply Rudder merical. Call 649-4291. can ran a small , route. benefits plus qiurterly bo Einclose your reply to ice. 649-2476, 649-8434. WAITRESS wanted — fuU or Building Service Corp., 157 the box in an envelope — 1960 FORD half-ton pick-up. Income commensuate nuses. Apply in person, Klock part-time. Please call 876-0960. Charter Oak Avenue, Hart address to the Clasidfied V-8, new paint, clutch, battery, CARPENTRY —concrete steps, jj^ V IS, painting and with investment and ef Co., 1366 Tolland Tpke., Man floors, hatchways, remodeling ford, Conn. Manager, Manchsster exhaust. Good condition. $500. papering, prompt courteous fort. Earnings can grow chester. Evening Herald, toother porches, garages, closets, ceil CASHIER — part-time in cash After 6 p.m. 647-9797. service. Tel. 649-0495. ltd $1,000 per month with and carry lumberyard. For ap- GIRL or woman for Saturday glNGER CO. Due to expansion with a memo listing the ings, atUcs finished, r e c investment starting as companies you do NOT 1066 CHEVY %ton, pick-up pointment call 649-0136. Ask work in cash and carry store. we have an opening in the rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth- EDWARD R. ' PRICE—Paint IltUe as $1,600. BY ROY CRANE want to see your letter. camper special, fully loaded. for Mr. McIntyre. Grossman Apply Fisher Cleaivers, 326 Manchester area, for a man BUZZ SAWYER er related work. No Job too ing exterior and interior, Bix>ad St., Manchester. Your letter wlU be de Phone after 6 p.m., 643-0929. Yes, we will consider Lumber (Do., 266 Pine St. to be trained in sales and cer stroyed if the advertiser small. Dan Moran, Builder, paper hanging. Ceilings, etc. HE« A NICE, KINDLY OLD 6EHTLEMAN WHO HEDELE6ATE5 ALL BREWERY part-time operators who tain phases In management. SO THE fREWSRV PRSSIPSNT « MATTERS TO /HR, STONE. is one you’ve mentioned. Evenings, 649-8880. Insured. 649-1003. BE A HOSTESS and obtain (Do- BEELINE Fashions — Earn ex- FEEDS COOKIES ID THE DEER ON HtS ESTATE are looking for an Ideal Excellent opportunity tor ad- UNAPPROACHABLE. THEN HOW /HR. HUFPUFFER INHERITED If not it will be handled 1965 GMC %ton, A-1 condition, lonial housewares free. Wood, tra dollars and a new ward ABOUT MR. WERNER HUFPUFFER IN coNHEcncirr, and o n e s la h se s u m s o f N. J . LaFlamme —Carpenter INSIDE —outside painting. Spe- supplemental Income sit vancment (or the right man. THE WSWERIES AND HASN'T in the usual manner one owner. 742-7036. wrought Iron, and milk glass. robe each season, showing our t h e c h a ir m a n o f t h e BOARP? m o n e y t o t h e b c y sco u ts. contractor. Additions, remodel cial rates for people over 66. uation, but he or she Good starting salary, commis THE SUSHTEST INTEREST NO, AFTER A CAT,' Call Mrs. O’ConneU, 646-1668. new spring line. Party plan, THEM... IN FACT, ing and repairs. Cali anytime Call my competitors, then call must be expansion mind sions, vehicle provided. Many PONT WASTE J top commissions, no deliver employe benefits. Apply Sing Trailers— for free estimate.s. 876-1642. me. Estimates given. 640-7863. ed. An intelligent com WOMAN to work full or part- ing, no collecting. Car neces v o u r t im e . pany financing plan is er Go., 856 Main St., Mandies- Lott and Found 1 Mobile Homes time in catering. Apply Krause sary. For personal Interview, 6-A SAVE MONEY! Past service. INTERIOR and exterior paint afforded after initial in ter, to Mr. Moore. Caterers, 466 Hills St., East call 876-8840 or 649-2462. IMPOUNDED — Black and BONNAIRE covered wagon, Dormers, loom additions, ga ing, small Jobs only. Free esti vestment. Hartford. white Springer Spaniel. Call rages, porches, roofing and mates on aluminum siding. SUPERINTENDENT for garden 22’, sleeps 6, fully self-contain SECRETARY — Receptionist, Vernon Dog Warden, 876-7934. siding. Compare prices. Add- CaU 9-1, 643-6863. Please do not wa^e SEiORETARY for credit and apartment. Must be sober and ed. Electric brakes. Call 649- excellent opportimlty for a A-Level Dormer (Dorp., 289- your time or ours If collection manager. Must be reliable, have some knowledge 16 iwo it MU. w., m t«. u I. M. Off. 4446. J-'/ FOUND — Brown and white 0449. JOSEPH P. LEWIS — (Dustom you’re looking to “play efficient and capable of assum career in a worthwhile and in of maintenance and willing to medium sized mongrel. Call Painting, Interior and exterior, with a few vending ma- teresting position in the office “Oh, I agree they’ve got a brand,.new sound . . . I ing responsibUitles. Challeng work. Good salary and apart Vernon Dog Warden, 876-7934. CARPENTRY and remodeling paperhanging, fully Insured. chlrues.” Sincere people of a doctor in Manchester. Ap ment. Send resume to 6 Dow wouldn’t blame THAT on anyone!" Motorcyclos— ing and rewarding position. rec rooms, dormers, kitchens, For free estimates call 649-9668. who are prepared to fol Modern alr-conditloned down plicant must be a good typist ney Dr., Manchester, (Dorm. gvim Bicycles 11 additions and garages. CaU If no answer 643-6362. low this company’s prin town office. Free parking. ply Mr. Kate, Ar Tired of taking orders? WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI It. Call day-idght, radio equip Alvin Lundy Agency, 627-7071. I tSEFINITELY nell area, partford, daily. ped for prompt service. 647- Roofing— Siding 16 Want to be your own boss? CONSOLIDATED thur Drug Stores, 942 Main St. Working hours-- 8:80-4:30. Call 983 Main- St., Hartford, eve We are presenUy accepting SAW AKY D O N VCQ M E 9000. FUTB/B^/PIA^^OUCPN ROOFING and repairs done nings, 233-6879. appllcaUons for a new 3- AUTO mechanic, steady work, BALL BOUNCE eC B A P B U P INTO S N IV E 1 -IN 0 after 0:30, 640-2204. INTO THE CON^LIOAJED •BRICK, block and stone work. realistically. Free estimates. bay service station on Hart CIGAR CORP. good fringe benefits. No Satur \ AAW/aAMATiCNfe eO N FLC N /ER S E E O e , TO M E WHEN P ft S Roofing, 649-1616, 649- ROUGH. Brick walls^ patios, outdoor-in ford Rd. Opening date 6-1- MANUFACTURING DIVISION days. See A1 Patch, ServiM OP AQAIN... NCjEI WIND Automebiks For Sok 4 2378. Business Opportui^ 2B Manager, Carter Chevrolet UPON THE door fireplaces, sidewalks, 70. LCOkSLItCBA chimneys. Fire* estlmatee. 131 Oak Street — Glastonbury Oo., m e., 1229 Main St., BCEAD U N E . 1866 MUSTANG, red, 280, auto ROOFING and roof repair. GCXXDBCJy'. Domenlc Morrone, 649-1604. RUBBISH route for sale, 130 For Information call Sun Oil Chester. matic, exceUent condition, 6 Coughlin Roofing Co., Inc. 643- Co., 668-3400. Evenings and or phone 633-9441 for interview appointment. new Ores, $1,060. Firm . 289- stops. Richard Lee, 228-9686. DISHWASHER wanted for TWO YOUNG married men 7707. weekends call Bill Fitzger An equal opportunity employer OONK4- m 6181 after 0 p.m. will do small repair Jobs and HOUSEWIVES — couples, your ald, coUect, 413-739-8093. Saturday nights. Apply Cavey*s Iripseu m . 1. oioonino- BIDWELL Home Improvement Restaurant, 46 E. Center St. 1860 (DHBVROLET Impala, painting, also cellar cleaning ^ installation of own business at home, part or 3 3 E A and light tracking. Call 646- full-time, call 647-1651, after 6 - Super Sport* (xmvertible. All aluminum siding, gutters and BY AL VERMEER 2602, 646-2047. p. m. for interview. PRISCILLA’S POP “if 5(» deluxe features. Guaranteed. trim. Roofing installation and Hdp Wonioi— Priced to sell. Phone 640-8063. E X C E L L E D neighborhood A MORSE FOR YOUR BUT YOU'D ALSO TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — repairs. 640-6406, 876-9109. Fam ok 35 WANT A SADDLE... rlVE H IM Trees cut, building lots tavern that seivea hot meals, . b i r t m d a t w o u l d b e THOSE THINGS 1967 OTO, showroom condition. EXPEKISE’ ENOUGH, BRIDLE...A BARREL. 2 i ! l cleared, trees topped. Got a Roofing and pizza, grindeirs. Fine for a NURSE’S AIDES — 7 to 8 p.m., O F O A T S ... FO R H I S Well maintained. Not abused. WOMEN ■1 PRISCILLA- couple;' T .J. (Drockett, Realtor, 3 to 11 p.m., full and part- b i r t h d a y ' Many extras. 643-0290. tree problem! Well worth Chimnoys 16-A phone call, 742-8202. 643-1677. Ume. Call 649-4610. CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER 1960 CHEVROLET Nova, excel ROOFING — Specializing re EARN EXTRA MONEY FOR EASTER lent condition, 3-speed V-8, STEPS, side-walks, stone walls. H«lp Wanttd—Fonak 35 TTHB pairing roofs of aU kinds, new FIFI FLAAABEAU? AHiOUI.. W fortunately it IB THE WORD OP radio, heater. Must sell, go- fireplaces, flagstone terraces. ICUIS OUR EXOTIC DAN5EUBE'..- A OENTLEAAAN'. 5H6 LIVE OUT IM roofs, gutter work, chimneys ADD TO FAMILY INCOME , tCLIO BUT you ARE TOO LATE, VIMCBMNEB I I WILL GET H ER _^ ing o-verqeas. 646-0648. All concrete repairs, both in cleaned and repaired. 80 years' M E$ » IEU R e . TONIGHT GHE APPRE5S-.T0UT PEGUITEl^ side and outside railings, land experience. FYee esUmates. LEAVE AFTER DOING NEBD CART Credit very bad? scaping. Reasonably priced Call Howley 643-6361, 644- RITA GIRL STEADY WORK UNTIL MAV ONLY ONE »H0W. > Bankrupt, repossession? Hon CaU 648-0861. 8838. est Douglas accepts lowest down, smallest'payments, any- YOU ARE A-1. Track is A-1. r PERSONNEL SERVICES 40 HOUR W EEK—HOURLY RATE PLUS BONUS W where. Not small loan finance (Dellars, attics, yards, drive Htoring and Plumbing 17 4 company plan. Douglas Mo ways sealed and small track 1910 by M* ier TM tei US M 0». i GRANT’S PLUMBHNO service. SBCRB7TARY — Small local CLERK T Y PIST — If you 1 tors, 340 Main. ing done A-1 right. CaU Tre- ____ OPENINGS FOR (Quality work for reasonable firm Is seeking a secretary enjoy figure work but don’t BKACmNE WRAPPERS — HAND WRAPPERS mano Trucking Service toll- prices. CaU for free esUmates. with excellent skills to assist Uke being burled in a back JUNK cam removed. CaU 876- free. 742-9487. PACKERS — STOCK LAYOUT BY COKER and PENN 0869, uk for Dave or leave 648-6841. the president and vice preol- office, this 1s the *$>ot for LANCELOT dent in a variety of projects, you. BoautlfuJ Mrroundings. TYING MACHINE OPERATORS — U H IO PROCESS Message. $16 per- car. EXCAVATINO — Trenching b j je n putting off installing heat Bob Cat machine, snow plow To $125. 386. 1862 VOLKSWAGEN sunroof, in your rec room or that extra ing driveways and parking room? Do It now. Call for free COME IN AND SEE THIS exceUent mechanical condl lots, tree removal. Reason KBYPUNCDH OPERATOR — RECDBPTIONISTS — Enjoy Uon. Asking $426. 876-6166 af estimate 646-3884, 647-1862. Stop bucking the traffic and public contact;, use of caU INTERESTING WORK able rates. 643-6169, 872-0647. INTERVIEWS DAILY 9:S8-U;S8 AM. ter 6 p.m. SAM WATSON Plumbing and Join this local expanding director and plenty of typ- MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON iiS^MONZA Oorvalr club LAWN MOWERS, garden trac- Heating. Bathroom remodeling firm. Alpha-Numeric expert- ing. Ebeperienoe wl^ a la i^ enoe preferred. $100. firm would be helpful. $96. 2:38-I:J8 PJR. TT- S q K ^ S k with red interior, tors, chain saws repaired and and repairs. Free esUmates. S fE E D T (TiRL. \ N o r/C E S sharpened. Parte and acces new tires, 4-epeed, dual car Call 649^3808. xancelot sories. Mini-Motors, 188 rear ALL FEES PAID BY OUR CUENT COMPANIES buretors, clean, 1299. Call Middle Tpke. W., 640-8700. after », 6444)388. Mmiiwry. C. R. BURR & CO m IN C . The Husbend in Complete Command G i r l SHARPENING Service Saws, Drtum aklng 19 RITA GIRL knives, axes, shears. skates. ^ M lc H E p l 1961 CADHJLAO limousine, rotary blades. Quick service. MRS. PRESS — Dressmaking 800 SILVER LANE 99 EAST CENTER ST. "GROWING SINCE T8' STARTS MONDAY IN THIS SPACE blaOk, SMO. 638-7791. Capitol Equipment Co., > 88 and alterations, expert work- EAST HARTFORD. MANCHESTER WHOLESALE NURSERYMEN ^ / 3//M 1968 CHEVBILLB 896, Super Main St., Manchester. Hours maiuhlp. 66 E. Center St. Lo MANCHESTER, CONN. cated in Andrews Building. 649- 528-9416 646-3441 •port, 4-speed. In exceUent dally 7:80-8, Thursday, 7:80-9, condition. $2,300. CaU 64ftl$M. Saturday, 7:80-4. 648-79118. 8038. ■ ■ v\ ^ ■ ' ’ I / MANCHESTER EVENING HERAliD, MANOTBSTER, COKn !, SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 197q w PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1970 PAGE SEVENTEBN Apflf ■■Ftat®’" Out of Town Hdp W on»«d~ THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW" \ BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE 66 T«Min«nft 63 ' For Ront______Wanttd To Rnnf 68 Housos For So!* 72 Hoihgs For Sal* 7 2 HousGf For SoIg 72 Ho m m For Solo 72 Out of Town Out of Town Mol* or Fomolo 37 WANTED — Three -bedroom Glastonbury-Manchestor Line For Sak 7 8 For Sete 7B START your own buainesa now. I mE FAMILVS ^ duplex apartment with own MANCHESTER AREA CLASSIFIED ,cV- basement. Bowers, Buckley or MANfJHESTER TOLLAND You can become financially In- lt4\OLVEP 14 Room Rambling Colon OPEN SUNDAY 4ER T o ™ i Green School area. 649-3811. Three-bedroom shed dor PRIVATE SETTING , , Columbia ial Icirct 1968). Custom built MAN(3HESTER ^ 1:80-4 P.M, Here for this six-room Cape ment 11 you qualify. Interviews tUlMG^ 8IX-HOOMS, heated, large, «m- PROFESSIONAL couple desire for most discriminating buy mer Cape. Master bedroom, ANDOVER — thw* room fur Cod with a bath and a half, E X E C U n V B ADVERTISING by national Mies manager, ny, third floor. Two porcheii. four or five-room apartment. er, 7 bedrooms, 8 baths, 49 Indian Hill Trail 22x14’, to fit any king size nished or unfurnished heated for family convenience and Saturday 'and Sunday, March ("EBOOP lUBcS Adults. 1138. Cottage St. Call No children. Call 628-7418 af family room, 2.ultra-modsm set. Outside stone fireplace, RESIDENCE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS apartment. 742-784L Call after ' AND VICINITY Directions; South'* Main St. also a large garage and ,14 and 18, at the Howard John- CLEAR AtlC? 643-8987. ter 6 p.m. kitchens, formal dining one-car garage tvith work breezeway. A really big val 8 AJS. to 4:30 P.M. son* Motor Lodge, East Hart- FREE — 8 p.m. to Glastonbury line, second area. Tailored to your pock- room, living room, paneled $24,900—Hebron, new O-room Raised Ranch ready for yoiv right Indian Hill Trail, ue for only $26,800. Call Mr. Architecturally deslgnad and ford. Gall 828-0508 or 829-1122 den, 3 fireplaces, all on first own decor, cathedral celling living room, raised etbook. $2,300 down. Bogdan today to Inspect this FurhislNKi VERNON Mount Vernon fourth house on right. custom built of th« flnost for appointment. Buslnnst Proporty floor. Huge paneled rec hearth fireplace, tormol dining room, custom kitch home. Horses are allowed COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ApartniMl* 63-A Apartments. Immediately 8 materials for the targa or room, beautifully land en with gloss sliding doors and sundeck, 8 bed Exceptionally well situated here, too! rooms at $148, 8^4 at $1M, 4V4 For Sol# 70 growing family. Intarior «:M P.M. DAT BEFORE PIWJOATION scaped, private, wooded rooms and vanity both. 10% down to qualified large 8-room Ranch, 3 bed C V R FOUR-ROOM furnished house, at $180. Heat, hot water, re layout Includes Hvinf room PRODUCTION WORKERS ROUTE 6 — Business location, aoro setting. In fine neigh buyer. rooms, 2 baths, eat-in kitch CONNECrriCUT VALLEY Deadline for Saturday and Monday la 4 :S0 p.m. Friday Bolton Lake, March —May, frigerator, oven-range, diapoe- l Mdth wall to wall carpattag 260’ frontage, 6-room Ranch, borhood. Fantastic offering, en (built-ins), center liall- REALTY, INC. B (S W and fireplace, dining txxmi $178. per month. Deposit re- al, dishwasher, wall to wall $24,900—Vernon, circa 1872 gives warmth to this well kept BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Multi circuits extends ah In country store. Many posstblU- far, far below replacement. way, large flreplaced living with twin china cupboard, TOUR COOPERATION WILL AA^.9711 .qulred. Call between 8-12 noon. carpeting, air - condiUontng, 6-room Colonial home that has features like a 27’ Bruce Little, Shirley Little, Manchester Parkade vitation to visit our plant to ties. Call now. $28,900. Hayei Call Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233 room, dining room, 2 cov kitchen with buUt-ins, 3 BE APPRECIATED I I Adults only. 649-0072. swimming pool, tennis courts, paneled living room, formal dining room, kitchen Annette KehM Manchester 649-5306 discuss job opportunities In llOT THAT A>*iaiL^ Agency, 648-0181. , with range and dishwasher, 1% tiled battu 8 bed ered porches, 2-car garage, tiled baths, 8 bedrooms and T i l l p a p a WANNA SEE A basketball court. Parking and the following areas: GAME! THE’ OVER8IZE1D Two- room fur ------, a j — — -1------^______J. WATSON BEACH CO. rooms on Uie second floor and a spacious paneled all on one acre. High assum 644-1571 VERNON,— Just listed, excel family room or fourth bed TRIEG TO GRAB CARTOON! nlehed apartment, ideal lor storage all Include^. JJIo ^ U . MANCHESTER — 20,000 square Hartford office- 647-1860 Bunporch on the rear of the house, 2-cu attached able, low Interest mortgage. room. A very large . resi ConHnuod From Preceding Po|jo 1st Shift—QC Inspection. 91DMP" ISOtJ?; Call Hartford, 827-9288, Ver foot masonry Industrial build lent “6-room Ranch, garage, THE S E T - young couple or single wom garage and one acre lot. Asking $38,260. For appoint fireplace, large kitchen, close dence of 2,560 square feet Experience necessary. non, 878-8721, 878-4889.______ing, m acres, central location, $24,600 — LARGE custom built A LAVJ TklERE I WAS an. Call after 5, 646-2293. FOUR-room Bungalow plus ex ment at other times call to bus and shopping, nice yard situated on 8 acres. Lake Holp Wontod— Mole 36 all utilities. Many posslblllUes. $26,600—Hebron, 3 year old 7-room Raised Ranch, 8 bed Mrs. Suzanne B. Shorts, 646- Immaculate Raised^ Ranch, privileges. Priced at $47,- 3rd Shift—PlaUng OUGHTA 8 £ ! WAlTll4G POR^ VERNON — Willow Brook tra lot. Mr. Zinsser, Belflore rooms, cathedral ceiling living room, 2 fireplaces, for the kids. Only $21,9(X). Help Wonted— Mole 36 Including commercial use. 3233. bullt-ins, fireplace, 1% baths, 900. Attractive' assumoMe Routing “ LAOlES TAKE Busiiwsf Locarions Apartments. Immediately new Agency. 6^7-1413. finished rec room, treed lot. Keith Agency, 646-4126, 640- SCHOOL BUS drivers, Bolton, Hayes Agency, 646-0131. garage, large wooded lot. mortgage. Silk Screen Printing ASTANP’! 1 0 2 2 . hours 7:20-0 a.m. and 2-3:48 For Ront 64 8^ rooms at $160, 4T4 at $185. J. WATSON BEACH Hutchins Agency, Realtors, Experience desirable. Heat, hot water, refrigerator, CONVALESCENT home, long SIX-RO(>M all aluminum Cape $29,800—Hebron, 6-room Swiss Chalet, living room with Call Tim Moynlhan, 868- p.m., 649-8400. DEAN MACHINE beamed calling and stone fireplace, formal dining 649-8324. ELLINGTON — Colonial, f ^ tlEHHETA HefT£R r AVAILABLE immediately, two oven-rtmge, disposal, dish established business. Always on lovely • treed, - 200- ...... ft. lot. Just REAL ESTATE CO. 0678 or Fllorence Couroey Apply at our Personnel room, kitchen with oven, range and dishwasher/ 8 bedrooms, one full and two ELECTRICIAN — Journeyman. PRODUCTS Sussex, wis. rooms with alr-conditloning In washer, wall to wall carpeting, full, great opportunity for right redecorated. Immediate oc 547-1550 BEAU’ITFTJL Lookout Moun 633-4628. Dept, between 9 and 4 week centrally located building. ______person. For more Information, cupancy. Mr. Lombardo, Bel bedrooms, planked stairway, glass sliding (kors half-baths, formal dining Top wages with benefits. Call atr-condltloning, swimming and sun deck, treed lot A dtatlnct'homs. tain, large 7-room Raised room, modern kitchen with days. 3-/4 Plenty of off street parking. j^ i“”'tennls courts, basketball call Philbrlck Agency, Real flore Agency, 647-1413. between 8 a.tp. and 8 p.m. 102 COLONIAL RD. Ranch, sitone front, 2-car ga built-ins, central alr-conditlon LDCH! John H. Lappen Inc. 619-8261. parking and storage all tors, 646-4200. $29,600—Bolton, see this new 6-room Contemporary Cape Manchester rage, built-ins, 2 fireplaces, Roberts Electric Co., 644-2421. T* le g U $ OW — AM KfAH tese NEW LIS’TINO —lovely 3-bed- ing, garage. Wooded lot, 180x J. WATSON BEACH (X). that Is different In every detail, a redwood paneled family room, laundry room, ^ ^ Has immediate openings— MULTI-CIRCUITS, INC. OFFICE SPACE or novelty Included. No pets. Call Hart room Ranch with fire alarm New 10-room Raised Ranch 230’, wall to wall stays. $83,- ford, 827-9238, Vernon, 872-4400. cathedral celling living room with a floor to celling Hartford Office 547-1560 store. Immediately available. system in desirable location. with contemporary flair, city utilities. ’Trees, trees, 800. Philbrlck Agency, Real 50 Harrison St., Manchester Inveslmsnt Proparty fireplace, a compact kitchen with complete bullt- cathedral beamed celling trees! Immediate occupan CLERICAL POSITION Days 7 a.m.-4;30 p.m. Apartmunrs— Fkitt— Paneled throughout. Central lo- . ^^L L ST., four- Fireplace, eat-in kitchen, land tors, 646-4200. Artiefos For Solo 45 Household Goods 51 For* Sale 70-A ins and large breakfast counter, formal dining In living room offers wall cy. Charles Lesperance, 649- cation. Call 875-6141. scaped lot. Aluminum storms, room, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, attached garage, SDC-ROOM Raised Ranch with PRODUCE WAREHOUSE Nights 4 p.m.-l a.m. VARIETY of salt and pepper GE REFRIGERATOR, —excel- Tunumunfs 63 room apartment, heat, hot wa to wall brick fireplace, large 7620. BOLTON . . . attractive Ranch YOUNG MAN or woman to help CENTRAL A-1 apartment site, screens, doors. Early occupan one acre lot. Move right In. 8 bedrponu, dining room, liv lent condition. Reasonable. MANCHESTER—Newer luxury MAIN STREET office space, ter, carpeting, etc. Available dining room, oversized kitch home high on a cliff overlook TURRET LATHE—Set-up me in my new business. Call shakera for sale. After 6 p.m. IS - rooms, two - family 2H cy. Mr. Zinsser, Belflore Agen MANCHES’TER — Large 7- ing room with fireplace, mod OFFICE Phone 568-4219. 100 per cent location near Immediately. $178 monthly. 646- $34,800—New listing — Wethersfield, 6%-room Colonial, 8 en with separate breakfast ing Etostem Conn. ’Three bed between 1-3 p.m., 289-3272. and all day Saturday. 649-8718, 2-bedroom apartment, avail batiis, 3 - car garage. Easily cy, 847-1413. room Raised Ranch, 2 fire em kitchen with built-lna, base and operate. 474 Main St. banks, air-conditioned, auto 0882, 649-2871. bedrooms, large living room and dining room, con room opening onto private rooms, 1% baths, two car ga able now. $188 per month in converted to more units. Enor sundeck, paneled family places, laundry room, family ment is partially completed For a person who Is Inter SIX-MONTHS old, Glenwood matic fire sprinkler. Apply DRIVE By 271 Avery St. Just venient kitchen and finished sunporch, second rage, greenhouse, Florida BRIDGEPORT MILLING cluding heat, appliances and NEW 4-room apartment, Wall mous lot. Broker, Owner, 649- room with massive stone room, 2-car garage, built-lns, with laundry room and half ested In working evenings apartment size gas range. $60. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. barely over the Manchester floor has 3 bedrooms, tiled bath, attached garage, room. Nine acres In all. Must MACHINE OPERATORS carpet. Call Paul W. Dougan, St„ Hebron, first-floor, appll- 8061, 647-1888. aluminum aiding. (Hose to everything. fireplace plus additional bar large lot, city utilities. Re bath facilities, 3-car garage. (beginning at 3 p.m.), but HART Galaxy skis, 190, used Call 643-8479. line. Notice the neat, clean ex be seen to be appreciated. T.J. — Set-up and operate. ACCOUNTANT Realtor, 649-4538. UP ’TO 3,500 square feet of com- ances, heat and hot water, cel- area, 2 baths, 2-car garage, duced for quick sale. (Jharies Situated on large wooded lot. who Is looking for a poslUon one season. Call 649-0351. MANCHESTER — business terior appearance of this Im Crockett, Realtor. 643-1577. • RUGS, 9x12’ and 6x9’, same pat mercial space. ’Two exposures," storage, large yard. $175. $37,800—Bolton, owner transferred on this one-year-old Con on lovely treed lot in one of Lesperance, 646-7620. $26,600. Philbrlck Agency, with responsibility and an All benefits Prepare financial statements itern,®brown, beige, tweed. Like ROOMS, $139. per month block with 6 apartments, ex maculate 3-bedroom Ranch temporary 6-room home with a cathedral ceiling reasonable. Wolverton Agency, monthly. Call 649-2871. with 2-car garage. Inside, Manchester’s finest areas. NORTH COVENTRY — Im Realtors, 646-4200. opportunity for advance and sales tax returns, rec Boots and Accessories 46 new. Call 643-6848. free heat, hot water, parking. Realtors, 649-2818. cellent condition. Owner will Uvizig room and dining room, also kitchen with NEW 7-room Colonial, 2% maculate, 5%-Poom Ranch. ment. There is now an open Inquire Manchester Garden there Is an honest to gosh center island work counter and a bedroom or den, An equal opportunity employer oncile bank statements and ELLINGTON — Plnney Brook finance 80 per cent at 8H per Manchester Area baths, 2 fireplaces, large fam- Fireplace’ Only $2,200 down! BOLTON —$16,800, 6-room old ing in our psDduce ware PENN YAN — 1968 16’ flber- ROPER GAS stove, good work Apartments, 18 FVirest St. country sized—We mean big! floor to ceiling fireplace, glass doors to sun deck, II...... 1...M4 i.... n ______1_____ ^ ______.... Y~VAn«4 AM/I ■♦w related clerical duties. Some LIGHT manufacturing or Apartments. Large deluxe 3%- cent. Terrific Income produc New exquisite 5-bedroom Co lly room, bullt-ins, 2 porches Pasek Realtors, MLS, 289-7476 er Ranch. Dead end street. house office. No experience glas, trailer, 30 h.p. motor. ing condition. Best offer takes kltch2n. The living room has the second floor overlooks the first floor from a Pasek Realtors, MLS 289- Supervision. storage. 28x33 first floor, heat room unit In brick one-story er. Call now, Hayes Agency, lonial offers spacious liv large lot, 2-car garage, city or 742-8243. is necessary, the-duties are $805. Call 644-0775. it. Call 643-6745. THREE-room apartment, heat, a lovely raised hearth fire balcony with one or two bedrooms and a full bath, PART-TIME credit and col ed or unheated with 10x12 over garden, apartment building. 646-0181. also full basement with glass doors. Ideal for a fu ing room, formal dining utilities. Priced to sell. CSiaries 7476, 742-8243. dlversifield. Will consider experience in water and stove furnished. place. Everything la spit and EAST Hartford — Oversized lection. Outside contact man. 16’ FIBERGLAS, 80 h.p. elec- BEALES round solid maple head door. 22x38’ first floor un Total electric, floor to celling ture rec room, attached garage. Situated on a 8- room, glamorous kitchen Lesperance, 649-7620. lieu of degree. Manchester Second floor with full attic. MANCHESTER, West Middle polish clean 1 Several mirrors custom 1964 Ranch, near Oak SEVEN-room Raised R$ndi Company also offers com Hours 10 to 3. Dependable car trie start Mercury engine, heated with 8x8’ overhead fireplace separates formal din acre parcel of high wooded land. Must be seen to with all built-lns plus large Area. dining room table with 2 One-car garage, $125. month Tpke. and Hawthorne St. will stay! Aluminum storms,> St. Wooded, tot. Formal dining, with formal dining room, plete paid benefit program. essential. Opportunity for full trailer. Full canvas top. Many door. Near Main St., plenty of ing area and living room. be appreciated. dining area, first-floor {>an- leaves extending to seat 10 ly. Available April 1. Call 644- C zone parcel. 140x140’ plus screens, doors. For a leisure Lots For S a k 73 all bullt-lns, flrepIB%e, 1% modem kitchen, family room, Apply: time, plus advancement If in Send resume to Box “ B” , extras. Call 649-3786, after 4 parking. Call Peterman Agen Range, refrigerator, disposal, eled, beamed family room, people, 4 Duxbury chairs. $200. 0682. usable existing structure. ly Inspection, call Oarl Zinsser $48,000—^Highland Estates, Manchester. New 8-rocm cus baths, garage, family room. 2 fireplaces, sundeck and ga dustrious and ambitious. Call Manchester Herald. p.m. cy, -Realtor, 646-2223. alr-conditloner. Available May 2V^ baths, antique brick wall ONE acre wooded tot with 646-8690 after 6 p.m. Heritage House, 646-2482. at the Belflore Agency, 647- tom buUt Raised Ranch that has features such as $29,900. Meyer Agency, Real rage, on one acre wooded lot. Mr. Roberts at Federal Col PRESIDENTIAL Village apart- 1st. Adults only, no pets. $160 to wall fireplace In recrea frontage on two streets In pro $26,600. Philbrlck Agency, FIRST Na t i o n a l MANCJHES’TER — 178 Middle 1413. a front to back cathedral ceiling living room with tion room, 3 hobby rooms, 2- tors, 643-0609. lection Bureau for interview menta, ’Thompson Rd. at Cen- per month. $160 lease securi a fieldsbone fireplace, a formal dining room and fessional area, $6,600. P h i l - ______STORES, INC. Tpke. West, new building of PEARL St. — a 14-room du car garage, fully carpeted, Realtors, 646-4200. appointment, 646-1213. Fuel and Feed 49«A Musical Instruments 53 tei St. New 3%-room apart ty. Call James J. Gessay, at — 4-bedroom kitchen with center Island work counter and com brick Agency, Realtors, 646- a n d OVER — 9 rooms of lux- modem air-conditioned suite of plex home. Handy to schools MANCHESTER handsome decor throughout, Situations Wanted— ments, immediate occupancy, 875-0134. and Main St.' Dwelling is cur- Cape, new furnace, roof, plete buUt-ins, there are 4 bedrooms, 2 vanity 4200. uriouB living are yours In this VERNON — 8% room Ranch, PARK & OAKLAND WOODWORKING FIREWOOD for sale, sawed complete GE kitchen, includes offices, paneled walls, carpet plush, plush! heated rec room, treed tot, rently occupied as rooming plumbing. Garage, family tiled baths, tower level with a paneled rec room large Ranch home tor only AVENUES Fema!e 38 and split. Will deliver. Tlm- 18-BAR autoharp, like new, $58. seif-cleaning range, dishwash ing, can be divided. Rea and fireplace, 2-car garage, high one acre plus lot % ACRE LOT on first Bolton walk-out basement, excellent DEPARTMENT ROCKVILLE — 6V4-rooms, re house showing a fine return on room. All jalousie windows. $20,900. Call 646-0161. Flano berland Tree Service, 647-9479. call 649-9713 after 7 p.m. er, disposal, and double-door sonable rates. 644-1839, 649- with a view. JACQUELINE- lake with frontage on (he locaUon. Only $21,800. Hayes EAST HARTFORD, FOREMAN decorated, first floor. Nice Investment. To reconvert Immaculate, $22,900. Meyer Agency. Experienced man for supervis TYPING done In my home. Call refrigerator, ample walnut 2098. street, near everything, one- ROBERTS AGENCY lake and on Route 8. $6,000. Agency, 648-0181. CONN. property to standard 2-famlly Agency, Realtors, 648-0609. Call Warren E. Howland, ing high quality custom work. 646-0844. SEASONED fireplace wood for cabinets. CJarpeting, 2 alr- car and one or two older chil SOUTH WINDSOR — 7-room Wearing Apparel— condltioners. Rental Includes MANCHESTER — To lease, dwelling would require but a 646-3389 Realtor, 643-1108. Excellent opening. sale. Call 228-9585. brand new stores, North Main dren accepted. Security and WEST SIDE — A true family Ctolonlal with 2% baths and at Furs 57 heat, hot water, parking, mas minlmiun alteration. For fur- U & R REALTY CO., INC LITTLE LOVE NEST DISPLAYCRAFT St., heavy traffic, air-condi references. 876-6437. After 2:80 home of seven rooms and 2- tached garage. Home In ex SUPERVISOR Dispatcher — WOMAN would like to baby-sit ter TV antenae, coin operated thur information about this 643-9557 RACCOON fur coat for sale, p.m. car garage. Down has living cellent condition and has RoUlng Woods, North Coven Must be willing to work nights. days. Call 875-6381. laundry In basement, large tioned and parking. Meyer well built home in an excellent Robert D. Murdock, Realtor 6.2 ACRES. Good bam, out Out of Town Fertiliiers 50-A excellent condition. Call 649- room, dining, kitchen and fam many built-in features. Fine try. Immaculate 6%-room Some experience ^ l a NE maintenance, nights. storage area, on bus line. Open Agency, Realtors, 643-0609. EAST Hartford — Adult couple, nelghbortiood, please call 649- buildings, 9 rooms, family 0654. ily room. Plus lavatory and 643-2692 For Sak 75 residential neighborhood. Lot Ranch, fireplace, haK acre portation necessary. Liberal Apply in person. Holiday dally, 17, or by appointment. no children. Four-rooms, heat, 5241. Robert J. Smith, Inc., room, 5 bedrooms, 1% baths, benefits. No phone calls. Ap Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 COW manure delivered. Call 963 Main St., Manchester. laundry facilities. ’Three bed 2 fireplaces. Hutchins Agency, COVENTRY — 4-room Ranch Is 100x200’ and heavily wood tot. Only $2,500. down. Lanes, 30 Spencer St., Man 646-2623, 643-1023, or 643-4112. Houses For Rant 65 hot water. Near stores, bus rooms and bath up. Carpeting ______ply in person, Lombard Bros., 742-8288. stop. Call 628-0596 Monday Realtor, 649-5324. with fireplace and attached ga ed. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, chester. Wanted— ^To Buy 58 FIVE \ nits, good Income, $49,- throughout. Enclosed front MANCHESTER — Central, six- Route 5 and Burnham St., LONG HAIRED Chihuahua, 2^4 MANCHESTER —Unusual exe- srx-ROOM Ranch, 2-car ga- through Friday, 4 p.m.-9 p.m. rage on oversized lot, $16,600. 643-1677. porch. Excellent value at room Colonial plus sun porch. South Windsor. An equal op- WANTED licensed plumber, ex years old, male. Call 742-6908. WANTED — Antique furniture cutlve suite, prestige location, rage, $225. per month. Securi- Weekends, 9 a.m.-8 p.m. 600. Eight units, $70,000. Wol MANCHESTER $19,900. IMMACHLATE 6%- Philbrlck Agency, R o to r s , PASEK $28,900. T. J. Oockett, Real 8 large bedrooms, 2-car ga VERNON portunlty employer. cellent working conditions. Household Goods 51 glass, pewter, oil paintings or massive living room with jy deposit. Wolverton Agency, verton Agency, Realtors, 649- Room Ranch, fireplace, built- 646-4200. POODLES — Cuddly black tor. 643-1677. rage. 108’ frontage. Sale price lns, recreation room. Assume 289-7475 Realtors 742-8248 Call 646-2112 for appointment. NORGE washing machine, cop- other antique items. Any fireplace, maple paneling, for- 649-2813. 2813. miniatures, one male, one fe $19,900. Mitten Realty. Real- Immaculate 2-famlly 2- VA mortgage. Hutchins Agen NOR’TH COVENTRY “WESTW(X)D PARK” A. B. Chick Plumbing & Heat pertone. TTiree-years old. Very quantity. The Harrison’s, 643- maJ dining room with fire------car garage, aluminum siding. male. 'Three months old. AKC MANCHESTER close to shop- RANCH — Modem kltohen with t o „ 648-6980. cy, Realtors, 649-6324. SPACIOUS WITH TREES Can you picture a home cus VERNON, Attractive 8-bedroom EXHIBIT BUILDER OR ing, Inc. good condition. Phone 647-9375. 8790, 165 Oakland Street. place, 2 bedrooms, all ap- COVENTRY 4-room house, dining area, large living room West side locaticHi. registered. 643-7422. ping, 4-famlly with 4 room ’Two-year old Raised Ranch, tom built, on a large treed Ranch on well treed lot. 1% pllances, heat and electric In- stove, refrigerator, $126 with fireplace, three bed MANCHES’TER — 8-room Rais MANCHES’TER is 16 minutes to SKILLED CABINET DAYSTHOM formica top kitch WANTED — ANTIQUES, used PRESIDENTIAL apautmenta, 4-car garage, new $37,300. Young 2-famlly in tip 3 bedrooms, huge family lot, especially for you? ’This baths, flniahed famUy room, AKC German Shepherd, cham eluded. $280 per month. Paul monthly. Available March 20- rooms, bath, plus large pine ed Ranch, lour to five bed this oversized custom built Help Wanted— en set, table, 4 chairs; mis furniture, partial or complete heating systems and roof. Mid top shape. Must be seen. room, big shady lot. Elbow dream ..can become reality fireplace, garage. Assumable W. Dougan Realtor, 646-4838. June. Call 649-8468. VILLAGE , paneled rec room with bar in rooms, built-lns dishwasher, sdumlnum sided, 8-bcdroom MAKER pion sired, black and tan with cellaneous Items. All like new. estates. Call 646-0004 after 7 30’s. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. room aind privacy. Multiple if you call this office for mortgage. Principals only. Mete or Female 37 Oeoter St. A Thompson I basement. $26,900. Philbrlck carpeting, rec room, wooded 1969 Raised Ranch, wooded tot, superb temperament, beauty 643-1621, before 5:30 p.m. p.m., 633-2300 days. EFnCIENCJY apartment for $31,800. Nice 7-room Cape 'with bath, fireplace, garage and more details. Summer de Bd., Manobester lot. High 20’s. Hayes Agency. acres of land, garage and double garage, fireplace, 1% Call 878-6017. Good opportunity and benefits. TECHNICIAN for quality as- plus brains. Shote, wormed CONSULTAIITS ask rent, furnished or unfurnished, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. many more features. Qiilck livery!! Please call 649-6800. PINE RIDGE Luxury living Aa You’d . Lond For S a k 71 846-0131. ■ stable. Offeirs Invited. colored baths, bullt-lns. High occupancy — owner trans Call Mr. Arplno, 646-0552 for surance department In small and leash trained. Three “ Why buy in a store?’’ Save HOUSEHOLDS lota - i^tiques $110. monthly. 646-0191. HOW ABOUT $12,900. Seven- Design It 20’s. Meyer Agency, Realtors, ferred. Good buy for $31,- appointment. plant manufacturing plastics months old, fully guaranteed. more - buy at home! ’Try bric-a-brac, locks. frames. MANY CHOICE Industrial and MANCHES’TER — Five - room 142.6OO. Custom 8%-room Split Wantod— RgoI tefate 77 glassware. We buy estates. VU- WE HAVE customers waiting VILLAGE One A Two-Bedroom rooms, 6 finished, fireplace, 643-0609. 600. Mir. Lewis, 649-8306. l materials. Must be high school 649-6713 after 7 p.m. our fast repair service! To commercial sites available in home. City utilities. Near shop- wuh 2% baths. In-ground pool . B (S W lage Peddler. Auctioneer, 420 for the rental of your apart- By Damato Apaitments new furnace, full basement. BARROWS and WALLAC3E Co. LAND-STTES-FARMS — Acre or technical school graduate call a consultant day or night, the Manchester area. Owner ping, bus. Recent furnace, $16,- and impressivie large lot. $24,900—PRIVACY, MADEWELL HORSES for sale, black and Lake St., BoIt DtreoUans: Main S t to Charter Oak St, then «Mt to THE Agency, 646-0181. ranges and styles. I^t us rolve q^ l UMBIA LAIffi area — at comer of Pine & Forest Sts. rooms, baths, wall to wall 2844. MANCHESTER — Deluxe cus fireplace, 1% baUis, beauUful your housing problems today. TWO TEN APARTMENTS bus line. Adults $160 monthly. vnXAOEB looatod on the south side of Charter Osh S t on Spacious 4-bedroom Dutch Co Mon.-Fri. 9-9. Sat. 9-6 carpeting, appliances, base Syaamoro Inna S’TEPHEN STREET. . .new on tom 7-room Garrison Colonial, treed lot. Sale price, $27,900. MANCHESTER RETAIL FURNITURE STORE 210 Miata St., Manchester 649-6023. Call Doris Smith, Jarvis Real lonial. ’Two baths, two fire ment with w a^er and dryer market. Solid four bedroom co 2% baths, 2-car garage, all Mitten Realty, Realtors, 848- ty Co., Rjealtora, MLS, 643- places, choice lot with 280’ Has Opening for a Salesman, mete or Femoie, 8-ROOM APARTMENTS SEWING machine — Singer zig hook-up. Nice yard. $190 per CHAMPS LBSPEKANCl lonial, 1% baths, two - car PRICED RIGHT I aluminum, private treed lot, 6980. 1121. frontage. Private right of way (just a few left) zag, buttonholes, hems, fancy mtmth. Call 643-2282 or 644- TEL. 648-7690 garage. Vacant. T. J. Crockett, plush living In the finest of FULL or PART-TIME to lake. Priced In mid 80’s. Luxurious woll-bo-wall car designs, etc. Originally over 8896. Agent On PrenSses Sot-Son. 1 PJM. to 6 PAL Realtor, 648-1677. ' St. Bartholomew area, SplU- Selghborh^ds. Hayes Agency. ^’^TKIN S T M E ’T - One oMhe MANCHESTER center. 6-room Or By Appototment For detaUs please call Lange Fringe benefits, bop wages, pleasant associates, and peting throughout, range,'re- $300, full price now $51. Easy level home with many out 646-0181.AS* Atoa *■ moat graxjlouB homea In Man colonial, possible office and WEST SIDE — 8-room apart TWO-BEDROOM brick Cape Agency, 228-9349, 228-8296. good working conditions. Flexible schedule. Phone Mrs. fi4g«raitor, disposal, dish terms. 622-0981, dealer, im iT A T IO N standing teatures, S twin Chester. Large etately Colonial residential combination, IH washer, central air condl- ment available April 1st, se Cod with large sunporch and Garaity 643-4159 and make an aj^intm ent to discuss this size bedrooms, closet space HEAR THIS — Nine room Co inberesUng job. Honing, tSed bath. A A G OLDE ’THmOS — used curity deposit and references rec room. Excellent locaUon, oTflAtfl~r‘'Fou^ **‘"‘»*’ iSiSSiTTr^eauty of a 6% 832 T O BID galore, 2 full baths, large lonial. Four bedrooms, foyer, 7-15 Heat and hot water fimW i- furniture, appliances, collec required. Write Box M. Man NOSmWOOO AFASTMiNTS neajr achoois and shopping. Call ^ second and two «6^)181. R ^^h on heavily wood- Delightful pets in easy Sealed bids will be received at living room with fireplace, country kitchen, paneled fam embroidery make this a ed. Parking. tors items, refinlshing, strip chester Herald. 550 HIHJABD STREET MANCHE8TEB Peterman Agency, Realtor, the office of the Director of formal dining room, 2 pic ily room, paneled recreation rooms onI third. uura. «7i4% baths.ww*— FOUR-FAMILYiiuurv-r amxijx on nstuti East «iue.side. O'-v lovely coverlet for baby’s The long-line wslot KEITH FURNITURE CO. $168 MONTHLY ping. Open weekends, 260 TMte Middle Tphe. to Adams S t —Tom north—IWke Adotm 646-2228. room, 2% baths, double ga ’Two-car garage, heated. The Large corner tot with garages. J ^ r ^ w r ^ R e l u o r ‘ 643-l’877! Y one-bedroom. General Servlcea, 41 Center ture windows, and more. crib! It’s worked in a swingy little sldrt for 1115 MAIN STOEET Warren O. Howland, BeaHer Pleasant Valley Rd. (rear), ROOMS, S t to miUiurd St^-Tum right Available Immedlote^i rage, 200x800’ wooded lot. extras arere too numerous to All four-room units rented. T. J. Crockett. Reaito , ______simple stitches and soft the 'flare dress’ so popu Street, Manchester, OonA., until HEAKtT o f t o w n . . .ten (or Immediate occupancy. Hental Agent Comer Route 8, South Wind Heat, hot water, centrally lo Close to everything. Hutchins mention. Call, we will give J. Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. piVE-ROOM Ranch offering 2 colors. No. 122 has hot- lar with the youngw 64S-11I6 cated. Adults only. 648-2171' March 20, 1970 at 11:00 a.m. r Central Air is It ID room single with 2% sor. Living Room Agency, Realtors, (H9-6824. you the details. T.J. Crockett, bedrooms, kitchen and targe iron transfer— 12 motifs; miss! No. 8826 with days. ^5 8 ^01* baths. Needs some redecorat FOR QUICK SALE $28,900 full directions; color ROCKLEDOE AND LOOKOUT Realtor, 648-lOn. MANCHESTER — 8-room home living rqom with picture win PHOTO-ouiDB ia In New ing, Priced kt $26,900. T. J. PRINCETON ST. -Seven-room chart. Sizes 7-lB (bust 81-87). gefonde Tiled Baths Is Both 1 wid 9 Bedroom Aoto.5 ”*"privele* Priv plus B-zone lot, 2-famlly con dow, full basement with den, LIQUOR PERMIT MANCHES’TER — 6-room, sec MOUNTAIN WATER STOR (Jrookett, Realtor, 648:1877. Colonial, plus heated pemeled ASSUMABLE 8V4 per cent plus iiND 50$ hi MiM Hr saai H f Size 9, 82 bust . . . 2% NOTICE OF AFFUCATION Oorporta^_Pr|vate Basement with WajAeiranirand DryorHook-Dn PHILBRICK AGENCY version easy. Owner will fi covered porch, garage, $15,- t«n te Ischite fln1-r details, Mr. Lom CAMBRIDaE ST. — Four-bed 4469. CODI ai4 iQls HoaOsr. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Male or Female lic liquor on the premUea Route THREE-room apartment In location. High 20’s. PrUndpals LOOKING for space? Seven- room Ranch with attached Center Street, Manchester, Con bardo, BeMoro Agency, 647- room Cfolonial with 2-car Send 50A, add 15$ for 83 Oaieway Shopping Plaaa, Ver wooded setting, Ideal for one only, 648-9886. room older (tolonlal In good carport. Separate dining room We will train you. Many fringe benefits, including a FuU-Tlme BeBeflto non. necticut. 1418. ______garage on an overslsed tot. ANSALDI built 6-room Dutch postage and handling for person or couple, large living shape, 3 bedrooms and bath, with bulK-ln supboeurd, partial profit Miaring pUuL Apply In person between 8 :80 a-m. and Also Need Pait-nase ’The buslneaa will be owned by Town of Manchester, OPEN H O U SE House has had considerable re Ctolonlal, 3 bedrooms, huge DRIVE by 89 Branford Bt., a copy of the ’70 Spring Send 60#. ROSS’ JAEGER HAUS, Inc., of room with picture windows, WHERE? WHERE m Man- 4 targe rooms downstairs, so ly finished rec room, targe & Summer ALBUM. posta$;e and handUnr for 6:80 pjn. Baleepersoa Hllladale Drive. Ellington, and wUI Connecticut modeling. Full baths and two formal dining room, front-to- then call. Here’s a clean, well private jMitlo and carport, - cheater can you get two acres arranged for delightful living. lot. Convenient to Parkway. THt UC tUllTU . . . I tsialMr Apply Mrs. Fergmoa be conducted fay ROSS V. URQU Robert B. Weiss, lavBtoriei, sunporch plus back living roofn with fire kept six-room home on dead a copy of Spring • Sum HART of HlUadale Drive, Ellington, of land along with a six-room Large tot, near shopping and Owner must sell! Low 20’s. far Hllt-aMUHi 1* b**!? mer ’10 BojSc FAaHWil. heat hot water and appliances General Manager SAT. and SUN. place, large kitchen with built- end street. Walk to everything, lailcai. Pattara plaaaf) . 1 \ '. \ A- ■V.-. ^N* ■} n ■
A -V A ' ■ '. v ^ \ " V' A •: Van ■ V SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1970 iMancbMtfr iEtilptii^S Hlwalfi
Highland ^ r k School, Porter or to Improve the Department Legislators Set of Community Affairs.... I About Town St. . C-DAP Hearing The purpose of the hearing, " The Manchester hearing, he ' n io Keeney St, School PTA Mahoney said. Is to receive In explained. Is one In a series of m q r i a r t y b r o t h e r s ,glvel you meeting scheduled for next formation from cltlaens con statewide 'hearings. At School Here Mahoney has Invited all those Tuesday night has been post cerning legislation which may an easy going * ^ Y O T A poned until Tuesday, March 24, Manchester State Rep. Fran be needed to clarify or Improve Interested In the C-DAP process when Dr. Donald J. Hennigan, cis J. Mahoney, a member of the C-DAP (Community De to attend Wednesday's hearing velopment Action Plan) process. and to express their opinions. C O R O W ^ superintendent of Manchester the Interim, legislative sub-com- 4-Door Sodan schools, will speak about "Mlan- mlttee for the Department of chester Schools, Where Might Community Affairs, has an We Go FVom Here?" . nounced 'that his group has scheduled a public heaitng foa The American Legflon Auxil Wednesday at 8 p.m.. In the THE RED STATION, Inc. laoludso : iary will meet Monday at 7:45 ‘^tomatic Tr»«i p.m. at the home of Mrs. An RE-OPENING SUNDAY, MARCH 15 mission. White WM thony Squlllacote, .52 White St. Two area residents became tires, Tinted glMii United States clttsens at natu All vinyl interior We have extended our line of distinctively different m o r i a r t y b r o t h e r s Nutmeg FNoreat, Tall Cedars ralization ceremonies In U.S. gifts into the old baggage room. 90 H.P. engine, 'yell of Lebanon, will observe Toll District Court In Hartford ye.H- (DBA LYNCH MOTORS) to yrall cwtpetlngp 301 Center Street, Moncherter Cedars Week by attending the terday mprlng. They are, John plus Loads o( IsBC* COME ON OUT AND SEE 643-5136 ^ and lafaty iK 10:30 a.m. worship service Sun Ancona of 27 Lllley St. and Mrs. Open Eves. Except Thurs., Set. day at Community Baptist Karin E. Marsh of 148 Skinner taae! RT. 44A— MANSFIELD DEPOT ^ Jip*n'« No. 1 Automobllo Monutocluior Church. Tomorrow afternoon, Rd., Vernon. U.S. District aKk3KkiU members of Nutmeg Forest will Judge T. Emmet Clarle pre Open Tues. thru Sun.— 1-6 P.M. march In the DeMoley parade. sided.
MARCH 15, ONE-DAY-ONLY CLIP and SAVE OPEN TO 10 PJd. TONIOHT i n r
Thanks for Help in Recruiting The Marine Corps recently thanked one of its alum ni “ for his valuable assistance to the Marine Corps \ r - recruiting service during the past two years.” Peter P. Cordera of 191 Eldridge St- is shown accepting a pen-desk set from Marine Sgt. James Hubbard, the local Marine representative. Sgt. Hubbard said of Cordera, “ He’s helped us meet people we wouldn’t have met otherwise, and we thought we’d give him a little something in apprwiation.” Ctor- dera served aboard the battleship Missouri during World War II, and was an orderly to former Presi dent Truman. (Herald photo by David Silver) SPECIAL PURCHASE A GROUP OF UDIES’ A SELECTED GROUP GIRLS’ LADIES’ LADIES’ The Baby Has DENIM BLOUSES Been Named c | A f K Q o L H v I l o a z d SH IR TS Everett, Tonya Leo and Tabatha Lynn, twin daughters erf Daidel Sr. and Carolyn Couitrlght EJverett, 15 Mill St., Mlan- $ y .0 0 chester. They were bom MarcJi 2 at Mlancherter Memorial Hoepltal. "nielr maternal .grandparents are Mir. and Mrs. Le- Roy Courtrlgtit, 16 MIW St, Manchester. Their paitemal grand $ 0 . 0 0 - mother is Mrs. E. J. Everett, 160 Sherman St., Hazardville. niey have a brother, Daniel n, 23 months. Our regular $9.00 sellers, today Carlson, Robert 1B>ancl8, son of Carl Jr. and June Mur phy fNffTiiami 108 Summit St.. Manchester. He was bom March Just in time for Easter. A only at this low, low price. A s Solid color top with print pants 3 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His matemail grandpar special purchase of purses made sorted colors in stripes, wide Pastel colors and white. Many and matching scarf. Sizes 7 to ents are Mr. and Mrs. Rotmrt Murphy, Hamden. His paJtemal to sell to $6.00. Large assort bottoms, matching belts. M a styles to choose from. Long 14. 100% crease resistant cot grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Cart Carlson Sr.. 138 Garth Rd.. Manchester. He has a sister, Patricia, 8. ment of styles and colors to chine washable in sizes 5 to 15. sleeves. These are our regular ton. These are our regular $9.00 choose from at this low, low Save $2.00 each pair Sunday $4.00 sellers. Save a dollar sellers. Save $2.00 each set Marquis, Paul Thomas, son of Philip and Leona Le each on Sunday only. Sunday only. vesque Marquis, 25 Barber St., Wlntlsor. He was bom Miarch 2 price today. only. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparente are Mr. and Mi«. Thomas Levesque, Presque Isle, Maine. His paternal grandmother is Mrs. Antoinette Marquis, 26 Barber |THE FOLLOWING COUPONS 60<» ON SUNDAY, MARCHJA^Ni Ttf CLIP & SAVE COUPON St., Windsor. « »■ ,» * TcfcLIP & SAVE COUPON Tif C U P & SAVE COUPON ^ INDIVIDUAL KINO SIZE Hearn, Kim Denise, daughter of Ronald and Vivian EedeSton Hearn, 127A Main St., Manchester. She was bom PLASTIC BIO BOYS* — HEAVYWEIGHT TV TRAY TABLES Feb. 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pagach, Pine St., Cdumbla. ^^"cottago Sets and Drapes DENIM JEANS Large, Sturdy Trays Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Hearn, 83 4 Pocket Western to use anjrwbere in Wlndemere St.. Manchester. Ready to Hang Styling In Four .4 4 the house. Eaay-Care Colors to Choose WITH COUPON Decorator Colors Vn.mp, Matthew Eric, son of Thomas and (Barbara Hum From. Sizes 8 to 16 Without Coupon $137 mel Young, 14 Lawton Rd., Apt. 4, Manchester. He was bom WITH COUPON WITH COUPON March 5 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal M l. Without Coupon 9Sc pair Without Coupon fS.OO grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hummel, Northboro, IJ IJ - .r i. r ------a »^ .aaa*^ a Mass. Hie paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Young. Simsbury. 1*1 Tcf CUP & SAVE COUPON Ssries, Kevin Russell, son of James Jr. and Martha Bon Ti^ C L IP & SAVE COUPON TC'c LIP & SAVE COUPON r ~ . ham Saries, 32 Maplewood Rd., Storrs. He was bom March 4 MEN’S SHORT SLEEVE Gory 2‘Cup Glass Server at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hie maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. HarOld Bonham, St James, Mo. His pater 23x34 TIGER MAT KNIT SHIRTS 100% Cotton Handy individual nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Saries Sr., 178 Hil Server that baa liard St., Manchester. His maternal great-grandparents are AU-Purpooe for Machine Washable. Outside or Inside. Mock Turtle Neck unlimited use. 8 8 Herbert Bonham, St. James, Mo., and Antonio Silva. Fall Riv 1 . 7 7 Use In heavy traffic Style. Large assort WITH COUPON ' er, Mass. areas. Colorful ment of Spring *l * *1 * « Stripes WITH COUPON Without Coupon $1.80 Ckrfors In ^ U d s and WITH COUPON Sweatt, Marc Alan, son of John and Nancy Vlgue Sweatt, Stripeo. Sizes S-M-L-______8 Rachel Rd., Manchester. He was bom March 5 at Rockville Without Coupon 97c XL. Without Coupon $2.27 General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Vlgue, Winslow, Maine. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Sweatt, North Vassaiboro, Maine. *, -» *1 »i » T Z f cLlP & SAVE COUPON^-,, Tt^CLIP & SAVE COUPON Pratt, Jonathan Goodale, son of Dr. Alan and Cynthia TZ^CLIP & SAVE COUPON 7-PC. UNBREAKABLE DeBandi Pratt, 2501 Plyers Mill Rd., Silver Springs, Md. He ELEGANT PINK was bom Feb. 27 at National Naval Medical Center, Betheada, WOODLITE SALAD SET Md. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Louis De- |~Kitchen Terry Towels LOTION DETERGENT Bandi, 73 Scarborough Rd., Manchester. His paternal grand Large Size, Super Absorber Jumbo 82-OS. Size. F'or Sparkling Dishes parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert; W. Pratt, 122 Waranoke Rd., E^'ree, F ast Colors In Bright 1 Large Bowl and Fine Fabrics. Gentle to Hands. 1 Spoon - 1 Fork 1.27 Manchester. He has a brother, David, 1%. 4 Individual Bowls WITH COUPON Morse, James Stephen, son of Steplhen and Jane Roes 3 FOR FOR w ithout Coupon $8.99 Morse, 15 Wayne Rd., Vernon. He was bom March 4 at Man WITH COUPON chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents ore Without Coupon 47c ea. COUPON PRICE Mr. and Mrs. James Ross, Northampton, Mass. His paternal n_i L J i-rij~u~r S grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morse, Wrentham, n 'I ' Mass. •I '*1 «, 4l •. H Tr * • 7(7 C U P & SAVE COUPON Hudock Robert John, son of Cyril and Joyce Rlef Hu- TZfCLlP & SAVE COUPON dock, 148 Terrace Dr., RockvlUe. He was bom March 4 at I " WARC^Twin: Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are MARK VII WATCH BANDS Mr. and Mrs. John Rlef, Lindenhurst, Long Island, N.Y. His Ladles* and Men’s ^ TRANSMISSION FLUID paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Hudock, Wilkes- Styles. Metal BUY NOW AND SAVE Barre, Pa. He has a sister, Nora, 2%. ' Stretch Bands in 2 - 5 0 ♦, » » * * Silver or Oold Wasko, Jennifer Lynn, dai^^hter of Michael and Carol FbUsh. 1-Year Torstenson Wasko, RED 2, Box 399, Seagraves Rd., Coventry. Guarantee WITH COUPON 4 Q T s. 9 9 ® (Jeweliy Dept.) She was bom March 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her 4 — Without Coupon 87c qt. maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lennart Torstenson, Without Coupon $4.96 33 Cdbum Rd., Manchester. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wasko, Warehouse Point. Her maternal great- grandparents are Mrs. Gerda Orr., 87J Bluefleld Dr., Man chester, and John Torstenson, Gotenborg,' Sweden. Her pater 7(7 C U P & SAVE COUPON TID^CLIP & SAVE COUPON nal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Huiuc, WUs. and Comfortable. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Maurice-McKeever, 60 Doane Brmtlon Fibres. PopuUr Strap Style St., Manchester. His maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Al- Fashion Cojors. Dress Up or Casual Save $10.99 with WITH COUPON Slses $K to S. WITH COUPON ftwi Dium, Rocky Hill, and West Dummerston, Vt. He has two Coupon Sunday Only brothers, M ichel, 2 ^ , and Stephen, 14 months. Without Coupon *,*«•<*, Without Coupon $l$30 $ 2 3 7 Sborey, Margaret London, daughter of Wayne and Pa ...... J mela.Ball Shorey, 101 South St., Apt. 63G, Rockville, l^ e was - - J bom March 2 at .RockviUe General Hosirftal. Her maternal grandmother Is Mrs. Harold Ball, Liverpool, N.Y. Her pater nal grandparents ore Mrs. Edward Stanley and Dmtald Shorey, MANCHESTER OPEN SUNDAY-FRIDAY 10A.M. -10 P.M. both of Ptttsfteld, Maine. She has a sisteri Kate, 4. lnteriior,|
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Popular 5s Again m ' By CYNTHIA IXIWBT NEW YORK (AP) — Doctor series have, once again, proven to be durable television com modities. Three new ones were launched in September, and all of them will return for a second season. ABC’s “ iMtarcus W elby, M. D.” did so well that it was among the first series of the season to be renewed. Among the three—actually it is 21—S because the medical segment of NBC’s "The Bold Ones” shares the screen with two other story lines—Robert Young’s Or. Welby is the only one that can be counted as a sol id bit. Much of its success is due to Young’s sympathetic portrait of a wise and dedicated family doctor. . "Medical Center” on CBS fol lows the form and, pretty much, the traditional substance of the gMtre. There is some unwritten rule in TV writing that medical series must baV% an old doctor and a young doctor who are of ten in a. conflict of ideas. Dr. Welby is unquestlimably the head man in his series, with James Brolln playing his swing ing young assistant. E. Q. Mar shall and David Hartman of "The Bold Ones" play, respec tively, the mature and the young doctors, but both of them usually are supporting players to the medical inventions and developments around which plots are built. “Medical Center” plays it safe and down the middle, nnie star is the young doctor, played ' in sober, dedicated style by Chad Everett. Its emphasis is on human drama related to ill ness. Wednesday night’s hour was the story of an aging former football star facing surgery to correct a vascular condition af fecting his'legs. ‘The point of the. story WSU9 that it was not so much his legs that were bother ing him as the fact that life was empty with the glory days be Sir Laurence Olivier as Mr. Greakle in TV version of “David,Copperfield” Sunday at 8 p.m. on NBC. hind him. It was a mildly inter esting treatment in a series notable for its polished produc Behind Dickens, James Franciscus tion and professional perform By BOB THOMAS ure,” Franciscus said. “Now fo r 1860,000. “ David Copper- Laurence Oiivier of a csuneo ances. Associated Frees Writer that I’ve made some progress in field” was made for almost dou role. His fellow performers fol the feature-movie field, I figure ble that amount. To provide ad lowed. Ainong those in the “ Da EASTER DRAMA HOLLYWOOD (AP) — One of I can enter into some of the ditional financing. Omnibus and vid Copperfield” cast: Ralph NBC’s t'Hall of Fame” series the production minds behind deals as an actor without ap NBC included 20th Century-FOoc Richardson, Michael Redgrave, will present an Easter drama this Sunday’s new television pearing to be an albatross as a third partner, and the film Richard Attenborough, Wendy Friday night, an original play producticm of “David Copper-, around the company’s neck.” company is releasing *the Dick Hiller, Ron Moody and Emlyn called “Neither Are We Ene field” is James Franciscus. ’Ihe His film career has pro ens tale as theater attraction in Williams. mies.” It is set in the time of same James BYanclscus vdio gressed with the current “Ma England. Christ. starred on television in “Naked City,” “’The Investigators” and rooned,” in which he plays a What does Franciscus contrib (See Page Three) “Mr. Novak.” stranded astronaut, and the un ute to the project? released “ Beneath the Planet of What’s a TV series doing in a “I’m heavily Involved in the the Apes” and “Hell Boats." He writing of the script the casting project involving England’s fore figures he might hire himself as most actors? Quite a bit And and the making of the deal,” the WNMIOTORS an actor, but he’ll remain active actor remarked. “Then Fred Franciscus was part of the team behind the scenes. SMAIX. ENGINE responsible for last season’s Brogger takes over as producer RPBCTAUB’TS successful producUon of ,.“Hei- Franciscus and Brogger and Delbert Mann as director, scored their first raccess with. ELECTRONICS d l.” and I get the hell out until after CHAIN SAW S Jim Franciscus is partner “]Beldl,” which amassed a No. 8 shooting, when I help on the cut- rating am ong specials in 19W . laboratories with Fred Brogger in Omnibus Ung.” SHARPENED despite a hassle over beginning ProducUons, wMch has created Casting was especially impor REPAIRED both classics for NBC. So far the special before the end of a tant for “David Copperfield," 277 BROAD crucipl pro football game.- A re which required a succession of We Are Not Satisfied the actor has served only in a production capacity, but that peat of the Swiss classic scored indelible characters. Until You Are! No. B am ong 19W specials—this may be changed. time NBC was careful to delay “That’s where we were lucky STEREO becawe of the English system,” 649-8705 “We’ve got some Other pro the start until after the end of Franciscus said. “Ehigliah ac 188R W. M iddle’Tumptte perties for the futures, including another football game. a western in which I might tig- “I’m boiling that ’Heidi’ will tors, if they like the script and TAPES hnng In there as a perennial like the company, are much toot* agreeable to taking small roles, ^ W l««d of O ./ ” ^B’rancls- FOR cus said, '"niat’s Important be- even though they may be^stars. eause we won’t realise a prtrfit The big names here are much Atlantic Fuel Oil until the third run.” ’The peren more reluctant to enter into a CARS television production, especially nial “Os” will precede “David Copperfield” on NBC Sunday in supporting roles.” L t. WOOD CO. TV-Kadio Sales aad Servloe n igh t , Ihe crucial point, Franciscus : > b i l w m B P H M iai HEBVlCnB. TMU. Omnibus produced “HefaU” . ^ d , was the acceptance by MANGHIBIER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1970 P A G E I B R E B R A G E T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1970
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