MONDAY, MAY 26, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-PGUR Average Dally Net Press Run Handiratpr lEnrning Hrralii For TBie Week Ended ___ •_____ May g, 1970 Dr. Martin L. Rubin' of 60 . Fred T. Bliah m will conduct About Town Mountain Rd. and..Atty. Harold the second course In acting lee- Oarrlty of 70S Main St. returned eons being coiuhicted by the 15,965 IOm Laurte Lambert, daugh­ to Wllliston Academy in Bast- Little Theatre of Manchester, ter a t Mr. na'd Mrs. N. Maurice hampton, Mass., their alma which will begin tomorrow at 8 Lambert ot 74 Oarden St., ^x>ke mater, recently to receivb the p.m. In their studios at 22 Oak on behalf of the freahman class VOL. L X X X IX , NO. 201 "Loyalty Bowl" on behalf of St. The general pUhlic Is invited last Thursday at the annual (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1970 their graduating classes, award­ to attend the six sessions of (Okualfled Adverrialiig oa awards ceremony at Champlain ed to the five classes showing two hours each. OoUege, Burlington, Vermont. the greatest amount of Increase FREE in alumni donatlbns over the The after-school program for Women’s Rhythmic Ohodr of preceding year. Dr. Rubin was Center Congregational Church all junior high school students graduated from Wllliston in of South United Methodist will meet tomorrow at 1 p.m. In 11963 and Atty. Oarrity in 1928. the narthex of the church. 2:16 p.m. in the Youth Lounge. EMBROIDERED 2:16 p.m. nl .the Youth Lounge. Manchester WA’TES will meet" To Give Cambodians The Board of Finance of Com­ tomorrow at the Itallan-Ameri- munity Baptist Church will meet can Club. Weigh-in will be Steven B. Malkenoon, son ot tonight alt 7:30 in the 't'outh from 7 to 8 p.m. Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. William Malkenson '' Puildlng. Pavelack, ways and means of 69 Scott Dr., has been elect­ ed one of 126 charter memebrs ONOGRAM chairman, will be in charge of P h t^ n R. Sage of 21 Court- of a new student-4aculty-admln- $7.5 Million in Arms Aid the program which will be a . land A,sWllI receive his 60-year Istrator assembly at Lehigh Uni­ "cake walk." Wifmers of the ON ANY HEUSEN LONG OR SHORT SLEEVED SHIRT PURCHAS WASHINGTON i(AP) — The Masonic ^ n cn Thursday night versity, Bethlehem, Pa. The plus justifications for it, can be ministration "sent up a retroac­ however, he knows of.no change in Oomiwell. He joined the game will receive a homemade governing body, to be Nixon administration has for­ made public. tive finding” of the need for cake. AY 25+h THROUGH JUNE 6+h./WILL BE READY FOR in the previously announced MlasonlD fraternity in Washing­ composed of 60 students, 60 mally notified Congress it is giv­ President Nixon announced on arms shipments to Cambodia. plan for withdrawal of . most ton Lodge No. 81 in Cromiweli faculty members and 6 ad­ ing $7.6 million In small arms to April 30 that the United States In addition, he told the Sen­ U.S. troops from Cambodia by In 1620, and served as master Men who would like to join ministrators, all with equal vot­ the Cambodian government. would supply some small arms ate, on April 27 when the com- mid-June and all of them by the of that lodge in 1938. Several the Manchester Chapter, ing privileges, gives students 'The State Department In­ aid to C a m illa , and Ellsworth m.'i'.tee told Secretary of State end of that month. Mancheater-aroa Masons will at­ 3PBB8QSA, on Mondays at 8 their largest portiedpatory role formed the Senate Foreign Re­ Bunker, U.8. ambassador to William P. Rogers it opposed Jerry W, Friedhelm, deputy tend the ceremony at 7 :30 fol­ p.m. at the Army-Navy Club In Lehigh’s 104-year history. ’S DAY JUNE lations Committee of the deci­ Vietnam, told the committee U.S. arms aid to Cambodia, assistant secretary of defense, lowing a 6:30 dinner. may contact Dennis Santoro of Malkenson Is a junior at the col­ sion In a letter last Friday, last week that 7,200 U.S. M2 car­ "They were already in the proc­ said there li.'ivc been no speed- 397 Spring St. lege. source reported today. The let­ bines had been provided. No ess of giving them. They really ups in the withdrawal plans al­ The executve committee of / ■ /i *One Style Letter/ .. 4 Colors to Chose From ter has not been released. other direct aid has been listed. were not consulting us. They ready announced. the Ladles Ouild of the Assump­ 'l^e Junior Rhythm Choir of Officers ol Rockville Emblem Chairman J. W. Fulbright, D- F'ulbrlght later challenged the had already made up their The Times said no new date tion. will meet tonlg^it at 8:10 North United Methodist Church Club will meet Wednesday at 8 Brown # Navy # Burgundy # Black / Ark., used the »7.6 million fig­ legality of the arms transfer, minds to give them.” for a full pullout has been set, in the school library. will rehearse tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. at the Elks Ifome, Park ure on the Senate floor Monday contending that under the For­ but quoted Its sources as saying p.m. at th church. He said that the Johnson ad­ St., to rehearse for the installa­ but did not say where it came eign Assistance Act the admin­ the administration hopes to The Friendship Circle of the ministration used the same ap- tion ceremonies Sunday. Mem­ from. But he eliminated the fig­ istration should have notified proacli. complete withdrawal a week or Salvation Army will' meet to­ 'The Council of Ministries of bers are reminded that reserva­ ure from the Congressional Congress first. more ahead of schedule. night at 7:46 at the church for South United Methodist Church tions for the Installation dinner The New York 'Times said to­ Record's report of his remarks, State Department officials re­ The officials were reported to a work night. Mrs. Thomas will meet tonight at 7:30 at Su­ on Sunday ma.y be made with day that government sources substituting instead the phrase ported, however, that the law have cited domestic political Blevins will be the hostess. sannah Wesley Hall. Mrs. Peter Fagan. also reported the Nixon admin­ and economic problems—Includ­ "several million dollars." gives the executive branch up to istration has decided to with­ The committee is understood 30 days after supplying military ing the stock market decline— Wunnee Chapter of the The Friendship Club of St. draw all 14,000 American troops ns reasons the administration is The Manchester Council of to be trying now to get the en- assistance to report the action from Cambodia ahead of the Questers will meet tonight at 8 John’s Polish National Catholic eager to announce the departure Churches will meet tonight at Ure text of the letter released so to Congress. June 30 deadline. at the home of Mrs. Herman 7:30 at South United Methodist Church will sponsor a rummage ' ' )y ' F lag Leads to Fight that the details of the arms aid, Fulbright charged that the ad­ A Pentagon spokesman said, Marshall, Rt. 31, Coventry, for Church. sale Wednes^y from 10 a.m. (See Page Eigkt) to noon in the church hall, 23 the annual election of officers. When a Rutgers student with a fraternity flag, mis­ ers of Nixon's Asia policy, demonstrators lost no Members are reminded to bring Parents Without Partners, Golway St.' There will also be taken by some for a Viet Cong flag, tried to join a a silent auction item in lieu of a white elephant table. time in punching his face. Another drew out a metal Manchester Chapter, will hold parade conducted in New Brunswick, N.J. by back- object and hit him from behind. (AP Photofax) dues. a general meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. at All Saints* Church, *1716 Oolden Age Club wlU Manchester Jaycees will hold 444 Hills St., East Hartford. Ac­ have a potluck Thursday at van he us a membership meeting tonight tivities for June will be dis­ 12:30 p.m. at the Senior CiUxens Letter Read by Rogers at 8 at the circuit courtroom in cussed. The meeting is ojien to Center. Members are reminded 1 Police Headquarters. those Interested In membership. to bring articles for a kitchen SHIRT FASHION SO ELEGANT social which will be held aflter lunch. IT LOOKS CUSTOM-MADEI WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES | Dr. Sheldon Lache, associate DefensG of Asian Policy professor of educational psy­ chology at the University of Tailor-made for the fashion connoisseur’s taste, Hampshire Day In...Day Out... Connecticut, will be guest House has fashion details ahead of the time^..comes in a speaker at a meeting of the luxurious blend of permanently pressed Vanopress"^ 80% Da­ Manchester Child Study Group Offered by Nixon to NATO Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Buck- cron* polyester, 20% cotton that looks and feels like the finest ley School cafeteria. He will imported fabric. Even the new Bradley collar has a distinctive ROME (AP) — President Nix­ on PRESCRIPTIONS help the group examine the said the Soviet Union’s increas­ drawal of U.S. forces may pro- Rogers on today told his North Atlantic said the alliance process of learning including look —the perfect spread for wide tie fashion. See this fine shirt ing Involvement has injected allies that U.S. action in Cambo­ ceed." should: . . . resulting in meaningful "How people learn and how this new Instability and danger of now, in an extraordinary selection of colors. dia is necessary for the with­ Detailing the number of weap- —Maintain the balance of can be better applied to class­ war Into the area. savings to you every day I drawal of American forces. ons captured in Cambodia, h® strength while trying to reduce room instruction, and what is In the light of this, he went His defense was made in a let- said they Included: confrontation. No npo and downs In your Presplption I It we should want our children on, the United States is review- ter read at the opening session Ing all aspects of policy'[n"the ^ -Safeguard its own solidarity costs—no "dlsooimts” today, "Beinlar| to leam ." The event Is open to prices” tomorrow! all interested parents, teachers of a North AUahtlc Ctouncll region. Th^ revieitMnclLes re- ‘" ‘“ ''I' meeting by William P. Rogers. consideraUon of Israel’s request T.7 million efirted action. No "reduced specials”—no "temporary I and children over 12 years of SecretarySecretarvnf o t State. TfIt said„a 9:00 namese forces are encountering South Vietnamese headquar supply trucks, seized a motor "We realize we cannot find ’Tender Oalvee Liver lb. 81.09 Increased North Vietnamese ac­ ters said at least six ot the ene­ pool stocked with hundreds of the answers to ail the differ­ FD A Quietly Israelis Enter Lebanon; tivity in the Fishhook region of my were killed and three para­ accessories and uncovered eight ences," he said, "but we can be. Full Course Meals Selected Beef Uver lb. 70o unified in the rigHl of all people Panel Says Cambodia north of Saigon. troopers wounded. more stockpiles of war mate- tUl 12 Midnight Six Americans of th^ 26th In­ Two regiments of the North rials and food to be free, to be independent military spokes- and to live in p^ace." Tnm Patrol Against Guerrillas fantry Division were killed and Vietnamese 7th Division are re- men said. Sandwiches After/ FRESH CHICKEN Dem otes Retarded Suharto, the leader of 120 mU- ^ wounded in an hour-long fight ported In the Mimot region after Official sources reported the Italian 12 Midnight BREASTS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS TTie Lebanese said one of before dawn two miles north of pulling back from South Vlet- lion Indonesians, was greeted U.S. and South Vietnamese by Nixon as the head of the lb. 69e Its Critic Mistreated . Israeli troops a g ^ crossed thelr officers was killed in Mon- Mimot. nam during the first days of the forces had taken enough rice day’s fighting dt Marwahein, a T h e Americans had f>iv- American drive, third most populous of all na­ Into Lebanon today in a patrol- from North Vietnamese and tions in the free world. He said WASHINGTON WASHINGTON Tbe ling action againiit Arab guerril- few hundred yards from the ouseked for the night, and the About 40 manon bringinguriiixiiit; the uie totalloiai _ ^ teen told by its newly elected Cassese said the IBPO is DINING ology division, according to an "The general pubUc becomes of refugees from the south to ® P®'*'**' enSSKe in elec- ^ president that the organization trying to keep public confidence FDA memorandum dated May highly incensed and concerned vlU^es "'',000, according to„ reports.. .____... in ------ironic eavesdropping—commonlyr r - - ...... •®®P"°"®® “ . "®'^ *o Oon- concept was - prompted------u..by -u.the .In------police------by taking a no-strikS . . . ALL 19. Vos. a lomrtlme asrenev offi- —and rivhtiv oo_urh»n icaminc Newsmen could see soldiers „ , 1 ^ necticut. Last year a wiretap Snow Crop Orange Juice upsurge in protest demonstra- posture in the constitution unan- ROOM 4 6 oz. cans S B t dal. is a medical d o ^ r but not of abuses to prisoners of war,” “tAndlng at the top of the hill. ^,I™a,s"put‘t h r « g u « Connecticut tions.in the a.ation’w cities. Imously approved Monday. a pathologist. the panel said. "Unfortunately, The second patrol was operat- Lebanese religious leaders ______cure among»ouse Connecticut but was defeated law en­ by one Speaking to the opening ses- Cassese said' that means any YOU However, vote in the Senate, with critics Shurfine Com or a leading patholo- the same public expresses little "®®f Aitroun, opposite the ^ general strike, accusing forcement officials os they told slon Monday of the Intematlon- dissent will be vocal. 3 Kovemment’a Na- or no conoem nhnid tnhnmnn. laraell town of Avivlm. It was Beirut government of negll- of the bill claiming—among oth­ gist from the government’s Na- or no concern about Inhumane a legislative committee about al Brotherhood of Police Offi­ He added that the no-strike Spinach 3 tor 4 9 ^ tlonal Cancer Institute is in line living conditions that exist in "®“ " ^o*"® guerrillas er things—that it wdiild allow gence in protecting the south, the growth of organised crime cers, John J. Cassese, said: clause won’t prevent lawmen CAN for the job on a permanent ba- their own community." Friday ambushed an Israeli Invasion of the right of privacy. 103 and the strike appeared nearly in Connecticut. , J more turmoil than from participating in poIlUoal Fresh Asparagus 3 9 ^ sis, an FDA spokesman empha- Panel Chairman Raymond W. schoolbus and killed 12 pem ns, 100 per cent effective In the cap­ action. slsed. Vowell, vice chancellor of the ("oat of them children. The witnesses, appearing be­ criminals dominate wholesale TOLLAND ital. All shops were closed; fore the legislature's Interim Ju­ citizens react to situations they Whiles this may annoy eome EAT Richardson , was brought in to University of Texas, said a sys- ^® P®rix)la were dockworkers stood idle at the produce markets in Important do not like. The Finest IcelMrg diciary Gommlttee. ali skid that who are very vocal in their own revitalise FDA .pathology in tem of accreditation for the in- ®toall and no tanks were in- piers; municipal buses were not areas including the sale of wine, TURNPIKE Lettuce t i t organized crime has become It is our job to keep the behalf,’’ Coseeee said, w« in­ part because of a reputation he sUtutions is being prepared to solved. Tanks were parked on running; many large trading grapes and tomatoes," New Ha­ well established in the Nutmeg peace. We did not cause the sit­ tend to keep thle right. We in­ gained In the Veterans Admtnis- improve the welfare of the men- ^® ^"fadl side of the border, concerns did not open; newspa­ ven Police Chief James F. Ahern uations about which the prates* n . 3 5 trarion as a hard-nos^ scrap- tally retarded. ready to go into action If need- State. told the committee. tend to engage in political cam­ Strickland Farms pers did not publish; ,and all ters are demonstrating and we paigns where lesuea such as el- V4 M ile Fresh Eggs doz. 4 0 ^ per committed to scientific in- The committee emphasii^d ®*^ schools were closed. They said its activities include "Th^se near monopolies are do not take sides," he added. the retarded must be permitted Correspondents In the area, vlllan revisw boards ars bsing PLUS tsgrlty, knowledgeable FDA of­ Lebanon has been w a lU n g _ _ ^ * ’“ " « New Havens maintained by force,” he tes­ Cassese is a former New York voted.” From ficials say. to live as normal a life as possi­ however, said they aavt four nervously for more major Israer-Pf^«®« mar^ts, orguUeil tified. ’"nie results are . fixed City police patrolman who for at ET>A memoranda show that ble in a residential setting, in tanks rumble into Lebanon this II moves in retaliation for STe K^^bllng in and around Bridge- prices and honest businessmen more than a decade headed the He said the acUoti would In­ nd. Bat HELLMAN'S clude speaking out against hos­ V ittn er's Richardson has rankled long­ contrast to the "inherited philo­ morning accompanied by two Arab guerrilla attack on an Is- , _^*.*?l*!**®'''*!?**®'' driven from the marketplace or Patrolman’s Benevolent Asso- Via or I tile officials," answering "un- MAYONNAISE qt 69c time agency officials during the sophy . . . of Isolation, coupled units ot between 10 and 16 sol- raeli school bus last Friday. J^aharklng operations In Hart made to live with unfair com­ claUon In that city. JusUfiad orlUoism tram nswi| past year and a half with insis­ with disease-oriented treat- petition.’’ He said he hoped ito He said that the job of law en- tent dem uds for upgrading ment," that prevails today. The Israelis Monday sent four J^!I^n*'^werr^ure"d IrTthe^atta^k Nearly all the witnesses also media and the crsotlon o t ’tfiith carry the results of a related forcement - personnel has be- squads’ so that ths publts might Center pathologyry jin the agency. Pathot- Dehumanisation Ih huge dor- tanks into Lebanon along with ghorily after the mortar and agreed that a bill permitting two-year investigation soon to a come a thankIrM tuik ss w>‘ know all Ihs facts in a sttuatlcn Pinehurst ogy is the branch of medicine mltory-llke settings must be re- -hout M soldiers in the first u - attack. Israeli artillery --electronic------surveillance-would- be grand Jury. ‘ ® P « ‘*ct the rtghU of kVAnONS CALL nounced police action since the a powerful aid In their efforts protesters and yet ask that Poilcs. (Sm Page Two) (See Page Eleven) school bus ambush. (8m Page Eight) to defeat oiganlMd crime. 'f. (See Page Three) these demonstrations bs carried (Iss P ^ s Btovsa)

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MOVIEIMnNaB THEATER TIME C o v e n tr y Sheinwoltl on Bridge STAR GA*ElC*0 Campbell Guest Speaker HlRmRENIBANO ----- —----- 'By C L A Y R PO LLA N ' SCHEDULE Ok ARIIS LlIRA YOUNG PGOPIE YOUNOBR GENERATION rr ji J K fo u r Dally AelMly Guldt H WED m THURS.. FRI.. m a y 27 - 28 - 29 At Brotherhood Dinner Gantner Seeks Appointment AND CUMBINO TREES ^ A n i. It ^ According to lh» Slari. * Fast Hartford Drive-In — Tlie NORTH 19-12.27-46 To develop message for Wednesday, WtUlam OatnpbeH, on« of the Minx, 8:20; Young, Bvil and By AI.FRED SHEINWOU) 49743 63-73-8490 read words corresporKling to numbers (IAI7-2I-30/’Q Savage, 9:50. As Master Plan Coi^inator of your Zodioc birth sign. 38-51:67 ^ foundeni of Brotherhood4n-Ac- A few months ago I started to J 10 ^TAURUI East tVlndsor Drlve-In —‘ Ma­ AFk. 20 1 G'55-6a87-a8 19 Moy 49 Your 79 And 69-72-78 In-Actlon group is comprised of 20 Your 50 Credit 60 Appeors peiience, ability and desire” Ing on Gantner’s proposal, said Pass 3 4 LEO AQUARIUS Oampbell Council, KofG; Char­ Hospital Notej- North-South vulnerable 2 1 Atlend 51 A 6 1 Undesiroble to do the work itself. he thought it deserved strong Opening lead — King of Dia­ All Pass 22 Don't 52 Desired 82Speool JAR. 20 NOTHING ter Oak Lodge, B'nai B’r'th; Ai- R BB w n nMiA 23 To VISITINQ HOURS Gantner proposed that he re­ consideration. He said that in monds. ------— .^_Al/G. 22 53 Heort 83 Different and Manchester and Friend 24 Rtsks 54 Prospects 64 Thon TIE .. ^ btenuedlatd Care Semi- sign _ as chairman of the ____P2X3 25 A ship Lodge o( Masons. Repro- preparing an explanation of the West led the king of dla- West would win with the >) 3- 4-19-33 55 The 05 Likely 22-34.49-50iC' private, noon-2 p.m., and 4 p.nl. effective June 30, and that he y40-59-70 26 Opportunity TO BUY! aenting the tliree fraternities on PZC’s need for master plan re­ monds, naturally enough, ^ d „o w West would lead a 56 Impractical 86 Visitors 66-71-74. J L t p.m.; i»rivate rooms, 10 a.m.- VIRGO 27 Po.se 57 Draw 87 With be appointed as the commis- vision funds for the budget hear- 26 Tosks PISCES a Mate level at the event are t p.m., and 4 p.m.-g p.m. ^Mt played the dlscour^ng ^eart to the a c e , and E a s t AUG. 22 58 Something 00 Enthusiasm _ S io n ’s .planning ------„ coordinator,------, to ing early____ ^ Utls ...w-.,-.,month, ..%rhe be- deUce of diamonds. If West ^ave sense enough to 29 Influence 59 Changed 89 Attention f£B. 19 NO Raymond F. Bediard, state drpu- 22 30 Of ty grand knight of the Knights Pediatrics: Parents allowed act as liaison between the PZC came acutely aware of the FDA Quiejly coulii-Iead the suit again, South ^ Dov 90 Showmonshi -PMAR. 20 WUUajn Campbell lead a third diamond. Sooner or X 0-13-20-29 Oblumbus: Merle P. Tapley, any time except noon-2 p.m.; and other local and state agen- town’s need for this updating, would be out of diamonds. 3v^ ( ^ G ooJ (^Adverse ^^Neuuxl 118-39-43-58^ othOT, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. cles in carrying out revisions and agreed that the commission vv. X Xaa X . . mver,later. West we»i wuutu would k get o i. theu i c aset- ct- ^48-57.82-89 62 64-79-03 OBLIGATION! grand senior warden of the of the Connecticut Valley Cbun- trick vvlth the ten of Qrand Lodge of Masons In Con- cdl of B'nai B'rlth. Self Service: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., to the master plan. The PZC, itself probably could handle tlie Demotes Nlldn t want aXiamond conUnu- 3 East would regain 4 p.m.-8 p.m. with adoption of the budget for job. xHeictlcut; and a representative Campbell, while serving as adon, switched tp a club in the Xhis „normal ’ complexion. grand master of Masons in Con- lotenslve Care and Coronary 1970-71 last week, has 21,000 ear- Norman Pearsall wondered if vagud\hope that' his partner Care: Immediate family only, marked for this work, and Gant- this internal reorganization Its Critic West can defeat the contract Vernon nect'Cut, and working with John might M ^ b le to hiiff a club. only if he sees the importance i Bedell of the KtofC and Milton anytime, limited to live min- ner said he thought the PZC might not lead the way toward . (Continued from Page One) Declarer ntoSe iJIanrhTBtrr Kadish of B'nai B ’rlth, helped SEE IF YOU CAN PULL A DIAMOND OU T OF OUR to organize the Brotherhood-ln- Middle School Asks Action in Connecticut in Marca “ 1“ P-“ -8 revisions, using the funds for a planning commission and a A memorandum------written- u..by ace and then W leading d J n ^ que^h Q ^ s H o r ' p-m.; others, 3 p.m.-4 p.m., and printing costs and other ex­ 2 1966 at the State Capitol. Camp­ zoning board. Joncus said he Richardson Oct. 20, 1969, as a 1° drive out the king, -Publlsbed------Daily„ >Except Sumlnvs 6:30 p.m.-8 p.m. penses involved in the work. As dealer, you hold; Spades, andkOd HoHdaysHoHd&ys at Blsaell Street bell has served since 1967 as subject of later news stories in- South easily . regained X h e ManchMier. Conn grand secretary of the Grand Age Lim its: 16 In maternity, He went on to note that, as commission as it now stands 9-7-4-S; Hearts, J-10; Diamonds, For Viceprincipal 12 in other areas, no limit in creased tensions within the trou- 1®^- drew the last trump am ^-4-3; Clubs, A-K-Q. Telephone Lodge of Masons in Connecticut chairman, he devotes about five has a great deal of “esprit,” bled agency. ' knocked out the ace of hearts. Second CieM Poetage paid ai and for monv years has bee-i self-service. it do you say? Severe discipline problems group agreed that these chil­ CHEST FREEZER hours each week, outside of and it’s always difficult to find Richardson charged that bu- 1^®** I'® claimed the rest, mak- llanchMter, Conn. executive officer on the state meetings, to PZC duties, and people who are willing to work, Ansatar: Bid one diamond. etcisting at the Vernon Center dren value attention, even If It SUBSCRIPTION RATKS reaucrats with limited scientific game and rubber, Payable In Advance ^ level for the Order of DeMioIay. The administration reminds that, if he were freed of the it was also noted that Bolton The hano’X s t barely qualifies Middle School were discussed is negative. training expunged conclusions West should have disagreed Ooa Tear ...... tad'.Ou chairmanship", he would devote has two separate agencies, but for on openmgbld. by the Board of Education last The general consensus of the •Iz Months ...... 16.H Richard Splller, vice chair- ^ 1 ® ” and recommendations from re- "'Ith his partner’s deuce of dla- Three Months ...... 7.W that much time to coordinating is considering conubining them Copyright^ 970 night as Principal David Parker committee was that unless plan of the group and past mas- Umited «*" ports of certain animal experl- "londs. It was reasonable for Other Prizes Include: the revisions. PZC members agreed that a. General Features, Corp. made a plea for a second as- these problem students can be ONE DRAW TO A CUSTOMER ter of Manchester Lodge of Ma- ments. The experiments in ®!®®t to play the deuce, but Gantner proposed further that new chairman should be chosen slstemt principal. controlled to some extent, they son^f is general chairman of the DPohlem*** » i **** question appeared to contradict ®®®t didn’t know as much as NO ONE UNDER 18 6 event. Heading the various Problem eMsts. the present twice-a-month meet- as soon as possible, to be ready Albert Kerkin, assistant su­ must be isolated from the oth­ IC E CUBE EVERYONE NOTICE official agency positions on the West about the best defense of without committee are Atty. Victor I. inb schedule of the PZC be re- to assume the duties on July 1, perintendent in charge of spe­ ers by expulsion, suspension or safety of some food additives, I*'*® particular hand, Tonlte "Ben Hur” 6:00-8 ;40'' ICE CUBE Without Diamond PUBLIC HEARING Moses, sp^ker and program; Patients Today: 283 talned, but that the first meet- and it was decided to take up cial education, etcpiained to the other means. PURC3HASE most notably the artificial sweet- West should lead his other Diamond Robert E. Barpett and Timothy ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Ing of the month .te devoted the question at the June 11 board that it is bound by the The group etepressed concern BLUE OP REAL ESTATE ener cyclamaite. diamond at the second trick, al- STATE $5 G ift P. Moynlhan, dinner and hall; Adolph J. Antanitls, East Hort- to normal PZC matters, Avlth meeting. MANCHfSTtR CIHTI» state laws concerning expulsion with the guidelines offered by RED I $10 G ift BOARD OF DIRECTORS the agenda the responsibility of The PZC, in other action last Richardson has met mounting lowing declarer to ruff out the FAII PARK RIAR OF THiATill CmrtHicat* and Splller, tickets. Dord; Mrs. Wllda M. Badger, “ ua. u.e m A..e r-xL., in ouier action last bureaucratic retallaUon sin ce a®® o' diamonds East would of students. He said that In­ the state in such situations. ~ c W t M I c a t * A TOWN OP MANCHESTER, The event is opep to only Hl^h High Manor Park, Rockville; “ *e chairman. Then, the second night, approved a resubdlvlsion ...... * WEDNESDAY corrigibility is the only grounds They pointed out that the state Yoward any Punilture Appliance Saleman Matt CONNECTICUT news stories of his charges ap- li®Sla to turn purple, of course, “True Grit" 5:00-9:00 Toward any Furniture members of the thre^Xponsor- Ro-^er D. Berube, Hartford; meeting of the month would be of land as submitted by Robert (or expelling a student. If a does not allow for tha possi­ and Appliance of $88 or m ore! PROPOSED ORDINANCE peared one month ago, reliable ^at he would eventually re- “Cuckoo" at 7:10 and Applhwce o< $80 w more! ing fraternities. Tickets mpy be Mrs. Mary E. Bailey, 56 House devoted to planning only, with Visny of South River Rd. Two student is found to be emotional­ bility that a student, emotional­ Be Prasant While Yon Draw. Notice is hereby given that the planning coortllnator re- lots are involved in the resub- PDA officials said. Richardson ®°ver. AWARD WINNEat obtained from Moynlhan, KnK', Dr.; Patricia A. Balch, 20 Elro ly disturbed he cannot be ex­ ly disturbed, perhaps, might be the Board of Directors, Town sponslble for drawing up the division, neither of them to be |® ^tending a scientific meeting South would lead a club to “Best Actor" John Wayne Marshall Cohen, B’nai B’rlth; St.; Mrs. Mary D. Brazauaki, pelled. incorrigible to the extent that' of Manchester, Connecticut, in Texas and was not available dummy to try a trump finesse, WINNER agenda. considered as building lots. IC E CUBS Splller, Manchester Lodge of jSast Hartford; Thomas L. Bur- Kerkin told the board that the schools cannot provide him IC E CUBE without will hold a Public Hearing in for comment. ______any kind of education. Masons; or Charles Smith, gass, 373 Demlng St., Wapplng; EdwardSh asked to comment right now there are five stu­ Diamond without the Hearing Room at the Mu- j r JOHN I GtOf I KIM Most of the committee mem­ nlclpal ^ d l n g , 41 Center Fri^ntlshlp I>xlge of Masons. Sandra Fox, 15 Edgerton St.; on Richardson’s demotion, said dents at the middle school who Diamond SEWIND C o lu m b ia WAYNElGAMraaLlDARBY have serious problems and in bers agreed that with the lack YELLOW S l ^ G I f t CLEAR Street, Manchester, Connecti­ Mrs. S)iirley M. Gustafson, 493 he was seeking “ an outstanding Hilliard N«. all but one case It was impos­ of parental control and cooper­ cut, Tuesday, June 2, 1970, at leader’’ for the pathology divi­ C«ftHkat» Hundreds of FREE MACHINE L*9oI Notic* sible to distinguish between ation, suspension from school is 8:00 p.m. to consider and act ______Also, Mliq. Anna H. Hamen, sion. Democratic Women To Hold “ Ironically Inappropriate and Toward any Furniture with CabiiMt on the following: AT A CX3URT OF PROBATE, HartfoNi; Teresa M. Hol- A source close to Edwards emotional disturbance and in- CompHiiwiitary Glfta _ , held at Manchester, within end for brook. RPD 2 'DoJton' Edward corrigibiUty. Ineffective.” and AppUaaee el $80 or more: The purchase of real estate the district of Manchester, on the p. .. at o k said Richardson was not - leMMiarw 8 O N L Y He further said that some of Looking for the ounce of pre­ Benefit Barn Sale June 13 deemed to be that outstanding h vention, the committee agreed leader. The decision on Richard­ Pa'O'ncynl P<»uf« Pf#S® a fund-raising project for the ... ' Ai’vn-.....iP, Mrs. Richard ^ b a n , local “ Rubella is a serious disease '«ncountered in my lifetime, VhgCa»Can( rebel, they consider punishment Internal Oonflnement the Director of Public Works, §SS''ct,'^^"fea2t‘=ie^«y-®■beS^^ X causing severe birth defects If a Richardson wrote. a reward. He said most of them It was suggested that such a Trays are described by their teachers program might induce the stu­ *158 (or the sum of seventeen thou­ M- RosI, 42 Wlnthrop Rd.- The club has voted^continue pregnant woman Is afflicted,” ^ ^ • Freezer Door sand seven hundred (317,700) place’^ond be heard reUtlve there- James H. Savage, 11 Ever- the scholarship fund honoring aocordlng to a release from the ° *1 ^®™ **l*'*^*..=r as disrupting every class they dents to improve their behavior e New washing dies" within 'FDA ranks, say­ * Mob* Shelf dollars. a ‘ m o’’ b ^ e r tU lS ^ y 8T®en R d.; Mark P. SchlUinger, Fannie Dixon Welch, a pfOpil- ag®ncy. ®” " ' ” .n « p«v. enter. to regain the privilege of social­ action gets clothes ing: “ Unless we have a central David Parker, principal of the ization. cleaner A copy of the proposed Ordi ■ of'this O ld e r to Charies N,'Crockett, 29 Otis St.; Mrs. Gladys S. nent Democrat formerly on the “ Since most women get rubel- • Wide Crisper group of fully qualified patholO' e Power drain rinse A nance may be seen in the Town — ------}a from school children, im- t a l,S(X>-pupil school, said in all It was proposed that a smEdl & ^ d Summer St.; Mrs. lt>®al scene. flushes away soil (Clerk’s office during business there are about 30 students viio Court. Carol A. Shanley, 43 Philip Rd ■ in'® scholarship, established In ihunization will protect mothers ^ ° respec eac o - room or rooms be established • Butter Keeper e Smooth, stain- hounr. JOHN J. WALLiETT, Judge. James R. Testa, Broad Brook- 1M8, has been raised to 3300 as Well as the children,” said a ®*’ “ d can consult together M d cause some severe problems. In with carrels K enclosed areas for resistant porce­ expressing the urgent need for Dated ' at Manchester, Con­ Frances Walker, 887 Ellington and will be given to a Junior or spoke^an from the agency. have the valldltv^of TOA individual study) where the stu­ lain tub necticut, this 22nd day of May, a second assistant, Parker said, Sov* today tha Grants crodit way. Rd^, South Windsor. senior woman of outstanding The a ^ c y stressed that all ^^pom ^nderconU n!i^^^ Both In Color dents would stay all day work­ 15.5 CU. FT. FREEZER 1970. ENTWIWNMENTS these problem students take a ing on assignments. The com­ BIRTHS YESTERD AY: A ability at the University of Ooii- children Who have not had tiotang and survelUance ’’ ^ STORES S41 LiS. James F. Parr NOTICE daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wil- nectlcut. The thought, according rubella vaccine should receive ^ BURNSIDE good deal of the administra­ mittee felt that possibly the Secretary S8-- ButSs'Dl AVI lAM mab:i ()BD tion’s time and Justice cannot students would find this itater- liam Dennis, East Hartford. to Mrs. Urban, was not only immunization. .TTiey should not ------' ------CHECK SHOWTIME fREE PARKING 5?6 3.133 Board of Directors PUBLIC HEARING be done to the rest of the pu­ nal confinement unpleasant SALE OF REAL ESTATE DISCHARGED YESTER- that such a scholarship would receive the vaccine if they are 00 YOU HAVE A ORANTS CHAROE AOOT.? Manchester. Connecticut D A Y : Laurie A. Russell, Berk- keep alive the name of Mrs. allergic to feathers or the anti- pils. enough to make some effort to AIR COHOmOHERI BOARD OP DIRECTORS THEATRE EAST Y ley Dr., Vernon; Darrell L. Welch, but would help Inspire biotic neomycin or If they have Mark Schwartz, the school avoid being assigned there. SEE OUR FELL UNE TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Reynolds, 27 Graham Rd., Wap- young women to enter public had a vaccination for smaUpox system’s psychological eicamln: It was the unanimous opinion CONNECTICUT SRim IN MUl THIS CSISITHmiUTlOH ping; Rickey Adams, 110 Lake service and extend the work, poUo, mumps or regular er, said it Is his opinion that of the group that there Is an ur­ 01 W . T« GRANT CO. OF FAMOUS “BRADFORD” PRO POSED ORDINANCEj S*M*A*S*H — ENDS TONIGHT — any Incorrigible youngster has gent need for another vice­ NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that sl®s 'within'four” we~e“k^‘ of " ‘the B £ L D OVER NAME_____ .Dale of Birth. the Board of Directors. Town “ St-I Mrs Ly^ia b . w m “ ^ outatanang pioneer. ’ scheduled rubella clinic. ChU- •THE MINX" severe emotional problems. principal and it was the general PUBUC HEARING _ Chlln. hfnnvFwl TYt* rv»a» PnflAhnll “ 'Focr Oov ** hoa nAf. ^ » 7th W E E K “ The Girl Who Couldn’t Say No” Speaking in particular of the ADDRESS. .How long? Mo,. .19. 6.G0G 8.GG0. 12,000, 18,000 of MEUichester, Connecticut, Culp, Norwood Dr., North (3ov- Baseball ‘‘Tag Day,” hEis net- aren who are under a doctor's feeling that the very size of the ADDITIONAL D R IV E >IN five students classed as severe school is conducive to prob­ CITY______.STATE. .ZIP C O D E. and 23,000 ITU APPROPRIA'nONS will hold a Public Hearing in .‘®‘* f ®“"‘*®/’ ®®®°';‘*- care (or'any reason should con Staits/Tomorrow the Hearing Room at the Mu- « CoUage St ; Charles Z. Mlskl, Ing to Edward ^ o l e , chair- guu their own doctor, problemp, Schwartz said the lems. It was also the general BOARD OF DIREC3TORS OWN—___ .RENT. — BOARD. .PHONE NO.. 1^. nlclpal Building, 41 Center ' ^ u r ic e Grise, who said. “ This is the ^ s t parents have even less control feeling that 1,6(M) students may TOWN OF MANCHESTER. The agency emphasizes that MARRIED. .SINGLE— .WIDOWED. Stiret, Manchester. Connectl- r * , ^ ! j ‘ ®'' = Loretta day we have ever had.” The ••s«s ••*#••••#•##•••••••••« •#•••• over them than the school does be too many to put together In CONNECTICUT the vaccine to be used for rubel­ />..» ®isi0a/iQv Tti«« 9 1070 of ^Andry, East Hartford. money will go towards flnanc- Em d almost aU of them have one building. HAVE A BANK ACCOUNT AT:_ a CHECKING □ SAVINGS la is made from rabbit kidney The HOWLarious canine caper that AIR CONDITIONERS Notice is hereby given that t ^ c ^ f d e r ^ ’ act Also, Mrs. Mary L. Roode, Ing the basebaU program, been a problem in the commu­ Recognizing the seriousness the Board of Directors, Town ^ ^ Circle; Mrs. Lucy M. Those who wish to contlnbute and not duck embryo. This . sent Lonflon to the dogs! \ 1 HAVE ACCOUNTS AT; nity as well, and some have of the problem, the board voted of Manchefrter, Coimecticut, will _ , Saunders, 120 BrEinford St.; may send a check to Mrg. Jer- means that children who are CLOSED I AM EMPLOYED ATi been referred to Juvenile to table any action on the com­ FIRM NAM E; OPEN hol0 a Public Hearing In the ™® “ »® 1 J. Rosch. Arm: ry Dunnack. allergic to eggs may receive authorities. mittee's recommendattons until Firm______AT PROPORTIONATE Hearing Room at the Municipal ' , . .. . „g _ t^ „ niece or ®(rong Rd., South Coventry; Talk by Powers this new vaccine. WALT DISNEY S Gourto' Position the next meeting in June. It Building, 41 Center Street. Man- c e ^ n p i^ e or ^ Hedwlg Koschwltz, 86 Ver- John Powers ol Mansfield will However, anyone who is aller- 4 U CARTOON-FEATURE ► H ^ Long^ Mo______19. He aald in most cases the was agreed more time was SAVINGS! chester, Connecticut. Tuesday, P® roe^t iM d Center Heights, Vernon. address the Women’s Republl- Sl® to rabbit or rabbit fur, may Occupation______schools have no recourse needed to study the report. June 2, 1970, at 8; p.m. to con- ’ Also, WUllam J. Stevenson, 22 can ClUb May 27 at 8 p.m. He P*® agency atrfessed, of 312,100.00. through the parents, and the Ju­ aider EUid Eict on the following: TTiomas Dr.; Mrs. Retha J. is a candidate for state senator (*'® °aly chEmge regarding A copy of the proposed Ordi­ venile courts do not want them e ffiM MM only Proposed additional appropri­ nance may be seen iTth e fr ig h t < ^ v e n ^ ; Raymond (or toe » t h district The meet- and unless they have done ation to General Fund Budg­ J. Peck, 48 Lodge Dr.; Mrs. ing will be held at the home of (h®_vacclne. The clinic also In- FACTORY SELECTION Clerk’s office during business something for which they can et 1069-70, Board of Educa­ Barbara A. Brooks, East Hart- Mrs. LaVergne Williams on Col- dudes children who are sched­ P o K ^ Say hours. be sentenced. tion — 118,911.00 for Summer uled to enter kindergarten next Dated at Manchester. Con- .. , ^ TECHNICOLOR fi / ^ Board member, Robert Du- SLEEP SOFAS School Progrsim,“ ■ -— Project 77-2, -- neetipllt this 9(Hh rtnv n t Mnv ‘“Henry ‘“J' St.; Mrs. xPatricia xr.P. xwe- Me- xr^wexoPowers tjuiiciiujr currently iieuuB heads the me y*®''- *•#**#**• S.#s# \| A. beau said, “ As a board we have Wiretapping (D W«M Olifwy Production* \ \ V • 7 PC. SET Title I of Elementary and ’ y y . Linughlln, 96 Deepwood Dr. student placement bureau at the X " ' an obligation to all students and SecondEiry Act of 1968, P.L. Also, Mrs. Jerry Gay and son, Unvlerslty of Connecticut. Mrs. Manchester Evening Herald James P. P eut — pL u s 2nd DISNEY HIT — it appears to me there is a fear 88-10 to be added to existing A Necessity Secretary RFD 1, Wall St., Hebron; Mrs. Jolhn Pringle, club president, Columbia Correspondent Vlr- to detetmine somebody as In­ S a le Town Account No. 007, to be Leonard Angell and son, 127 aays that those who wish to at- finin Carlson, Tel. 228-9224. "THE l»ARENT TRAP' Board of Directors corrigible.” He suggested that (Contlniied frtmi Page One) 5 2 9 7 4 0 finimced by a Grant. Cooper HIU St.; Mrs. Lewis tend may call Mrs. Williams. ------the board take a pragmatic Propoasd EidditlonEil appropri­ Mancnesier, conneowcut jiorgan .and son. 78 Jan Dr.. Transportation will be provided view of the situation and If Ah example of organized crim­ ation^ to General Fund Budg­ Hcibron; Mrs. Timothy Mjoynl- to those who need it. State Granted $47,700 someone Is upsetting the \riiole inal activity In gambling — a et 1960-70, Board of Education Includes (Complete Hutch ------" ban and son. East Hartford; Cplumbla Homemakers will school system, it should be de- “ miniscule portion” of that acti­ — 3858.85 for Adult Basic Mrs. Donald Bassett and daugh- meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the To Study Car Fatalities 4 Chairs and Table. ^ tarmined he Is incorrigible and vity — was described by John n i 7 . Education, to be Eidded ' to NOTICE ter, 426 Broad St.; Mrs. Robert home of Mrs. Desolina Bender WASHINOTON (AP) — Sen. eiBlIN TURNPiKt the board should stick to ■ Its Evans, chief proeecutor „of the existing Town Account No. Guay and daughter, Nl IT ro TWO GUYS unri GR ANTMOOR Hendee for the annual election of offle- Abraham Rtblc<^ announced to^ guns. He repeated, " It Seems Circuit Courts. 003, to be finEuiced by a PUBLIC HEARING Rd., Andover; Mrs. David Oh- day approval of a 347,700 fed- SALE OF REAL ESTATE to me there Is a fear to take Evans said a numbers racket Grant. lund and daughter, 12 School Pap Test eral grant to Connecticut for the BOARD OF DIRECfrORS . this step.” in the Bridgeport-New Haven Proposed Euldltional appropri­ St., ^Rockville. The Windham Unit of the study and review of aU fatal TOWN OF MANCHESTER, iM EOrTW OUBnBB Kerkin said his department Is area had taken in nearly $40,000 ation to General Fund Budg­ local Cancer Society will have traffic accidents and the crea- CONNECTICUT Here's the story. Twin stuffed baked lobster telle. S eri/^ In the process of looking for In wagers during the last 10 days et 1969-70, Board of Educa­ a “Pap” Demonstration for tlon of a csntral reference 11- with drawn butter and a crisp green salad with your PROPOSED ORDINANCE positive avenues to affect many of its operation that ended In tion — 33,Ci00.00 for Project women of the entire Windham brary for the state on the accl- choice of dressing, (real roquetort It you like) for just. .. ______Notice is hereby given that NOTICE children so this problem will not arrests within tbedast year. That Outdoors, Title H I ESEA 89- area, Including Columbia, who dents. PUBLIC HEARING reach the point of the middle amounts to about f l million a 10, to b e finMced by a (3rant. ‘ **« Board of Directors, Town have never had a “ P ap" tost. The office of the Connecticut of Manchester, (Connecticut, TOWN OF MANCHESTER, school. He cited the latest pro­ yeEU-, he noted. PnqxMed additional appropri Democrat said the .grant, ap­ will hold a Public Hearing in CONNBXinCUT gram, as an example, the pre­ In Hartford, siiid Mayor Ann proved by the Department -of e“ T96^7()°®'B^*^‘’ESS^ “»® Hearing Room at the Mu- PROPOSED REVISIONS TO school screening of 'klndergtu’- Uccello, there is evidence that Transportation, is to be admin­ W 4M ^or TSte n Building, 41 Center TOWN OF MANCHESTER tm children. But It Is a prob­ organist crime Mtlvities “ con­ INVITATION istered by the Federal Highway K ' ” d^ P.D 8^ 8‘roet, Manchester, Connect!. PENSION (SMiiiiran? lem, all agreed, that will not go nected to national syndi'eates Administration. DRIVE-IN ENDS away Htlgnored. have an estimated yearly in­ 10. to be financed by a Grant. ®“‘ - Tue«lay, June 2, 1970. at p r o t o n s TO BID The library is to contain all LltUbxPareiital Control come of 1800 million to $1 bil­ Proposwl additional appropri- «=«> P "»- «* »«d ® r « i« l act o L ^ e T ^ Charter, nottoe s data pertaining to the fatal ac­ TONIGHT attoTto General Fund B ^ - ‘**® *«>“«wlng: hereby given that aPubUc Sealed bids will be received Although the board did not lion from loan sharking and cident studies. et 1969-70 Capital Improve- 'rom uie I’Own of “ «=“**•■« »»*** "« **• .at the office of the Director of take any acttoiv^n the sugges­ $800 million from narcotics.” BUTCH CASSIDY AND She siUd "there Is no evidence ment Reserve W i d — 318 - Manchester to Mr. Arnold 8. Hearing Room of the Municipal \General Services. 41 Center THE SUNDANCE KID tion and recommendations 819 00 to be funded by Grant o( that certain piece or Building, 41 Center Street, Man- Street, Manchester, Conn, until mode by the schooiV.n>eclaI at this time” that the illegal of the same amount from the P®ro®l ot land known as Lot Chester, Connecticut, June 2, June 2, 19|70 at 11:00 a.m. for plus services departments, tn^ activity has headquarters In State Ho. 6, Ferguson Road, for the 8:00 Jp.M., on proposed W ATER i i SEWER MAIN IN- Kerkin, Parker, Schwartz Hartford, hilt “ our bestlnforma- THE FRIMB OF Proposed additional appropri- 310.800.00. revlMons to ^ of Manches- BTALLA'nON, PINE 8T. Mrs. Beverly Cochran, soctal ipn Indicates that loan sharking atlon to General Fund Budg- ■* ®®Py ^ ^he proposed Onll- Pension Ordinance, WATER MAIN INSTALLA- MISS JEAN BRiCRJIB worker, and Francis ShorteU, come from Springfield, ’nON,- CENTER ST. guidance director, it discussed Mass.^’v. |S.W0Mia0DMtMAJE.titrj et 1969-70, Pedlce Department "®"®® *>® ■®«» Town ^ proposed revla- a o A a m w ie d . This special menu item Is available only on — 113,000.00 fbr Special Sei^ Cl®*’k'* office during bushwas ‘‘’c® ^ t**® Ordinance may be Bid forms, plans and specifi­ Wednesday190 and Friday nights, and all day Sunday. them at length. The ne^^4K eleotronlo survell' vices, to be flnancedby an In- »«»*“ • /*■* Town Clerk’s office cations are available at the This special group said that lance to broaden police Investl' . WaUAM WYURV omasa in current services. Dated at Manchester, Con- during busing J*®**” ’ General Services Office, 41 ^ ratMstetiss S T E A K In most oases the parents have gatloiui of oiganiksd orime was James F. Farr nectlcut, this 20th day of Alay, James F. Farr Center Street, Manchester, Con­ little or no control on these chil­ argued by neoiiy evefy-witness. 1970. Secretary necticut. W B O N m HOUSE dren. They also noted that often “ There is not going to^lM“ uiy 7r a / r i l A KNOW N f o r v a i u e $ ...c o a s t t o c o a s t Beeratary imprust of any substantial nai' Board of Directors James F. Fan- Board of Directors TOWN OF MANCHES­ these children oome from dis­ S B 7 West Middle Tpke., Manchester unless you have electronic sur* Manchester, Connecticut Secretary Manchester, Connecticut TER, coNNBcncnrr turbed homes which contribute Dated at Manchester C«in. this Board of Directors Dated at Manchester, OonnecU- ROBERT B. WEISS 816 hnskila 8m, (Rt 0, BriiM • Rt 1, OnlM MiosKfi Mwt, OntM • to their personality disorders. velllance In your state,” said t il WsMlSta SIrtit (RL H), MkMIttmn • RL 72, PMmllla Skopplni Plus Frederick B. Lacy, the rackets twenty-first day of May, 1970 Manchester, Connecticut day of May, 1970. GENERAL MANAGER OO-HIT AUK) IN OOU)R It was also determined that PWniMTiGQtiy Ita. (Rt 44), tWwps llsis, WmI Hsrtfsrt • IflWmMito Flin. busting U.B. attorney In New A M AN CALUBD DAGOIBR (RtUXmRhaMtle the pattern usually shows tip ma n c h es t ek sh o ppin g p a r k a p e Jeraey.. ' early In elementary sohool. The I PAGE F0I5B MANCHESTER EVEJTtNG HERALI>, MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HE^LD^ MANCHESTER, CONN,, TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1970 PAGE F I V l

Coventry Tolland Columbia been named as vice president of Third Plane To Be Hijacked the JJemocratlc Women's Club BLACKY THE ANGUS SEZ: to fill the vacancy caused by the THINK SMALL»1>WJ» neiiiocruts Pick IkBlIvmi^ In Menoliaetor Analysis from Lab Awaited resignation^ of Mrs. William So- p r o , at Final Mepting^ In 24 Hours Returns Home We have a complete rocchl. Bk}uipp<^ with leaUvaretJte i*- Alternates For tenor, windshield vyeeher, 9- MIAMI (AP) — An’ American jacked was a Delth•Airlines Jet' Mrs. Richard Urban, presi­ on a Chicago-Miami flight. Crew selection of steaks, speed electric wipers, beaiter, To Hear Talk on Grouping Airlines crew planned to bring On Bacteria Count at Pond dent, has appointed the follow­ defogger, 4-way safety Aasfiera, members said a Spanish-speak­ Omvention home today the last of a trio of roasts designed for the j A preliminary report regard- while Gary Cacclatore pitched ing committee chairmen: Mrs. back-up ligtits, front end rear The Coventry Grammar their rhildren return the signed Jetliners—two of them Ameri­ ing woman abcompanied by her rotisliere, ground meats, In* the bacteria count at C r^ - the losing game on Friday, Delegates to the forthcoming Joseph Szegda, membership; s»at belta, Teaitherette hsefdrssts, School p r o will hold its final permission slips by May 27. can-hijacked to Cuba within 24 young son pulled a gun from her steering wlieel lock and lew dnire Pond has been received Attend* Boys State Democratic State Convention Mrb. Connole, program; Mrs. Children .should not receive hours. purse soon after a stop at Atlan­ patties, hot dogs, hams, Urban publicity; Mrs. Yvon window (Mroeier. meeting of the year tomorrow by Flret Selectman Charlea Thl- . Kotha, son of Mr. and met Frldily night to name their the vaccine if they are allergic ta. ' Desautels, cheer and hos­ evening at 7:30 at the school. A red-haired woman who used poultry, etc. for your big fault Koths of Slater Rd. to neomycin or rabbits. This is her IS^year^bld son as an Inter­ Stewardess Judy Winnlnger alternates. The delegates, elect­ pitality; Mrs. Emil Malek, TED TRUODN Rt. 88 TolUnd Tpk. Main agenda Item for the ses­ the first time immunization _ ■ has been selected by the facul- ed at a. primary held May 6, TalcottvIUe, Conn, preter was identified as one of said the boy, c a r r ^ g an arm­ holiday weekend. The report prepared by the ty of Tolland High School to budget; Mrs. James Carey, sion will be a presentation by a against. German Measles has load of toys, followed his mother are'lbirs. I.aura Szegda, Albert YOUSWAQEN •48-2888 the hljacker.s. A Mexican pilot town’s consulUng sanitary en- represent Tolland at Boys State ciinripalgn activities, and Mrs. panel of CGS teachers, who will been offered locally. Previous into the Jet’s cockpit and trans­ Hadlglan and James Carey. Albert Hadlglan, education and said his plane was comman­ glneer, James Thompson of University of Connecticut explain .u the method .u j of . grouping , clinics„ have , ■ offered , imniiuniza deered by four men trying to lated her common.i for a trip to 'Their alternates abe Mrs. Rich­ legislation. ir, ^ against regular measles, children In reading, math and ...... avenge a slain guerrilla leader, Havana to the pilot. Buck and Buck, Is sUll not com- ard Urban, Mrs. Frances Malek Through this clinic, it Is hoped K , .1, . . . honor student, Steve has Garbage Bags kindergarten. and the third sky pirate appar­ The plane flev/ t-- Miami Mon­ -SPECIALS- plete, but the preliminary find- been active In sports as a mem- and Mrs. Andrea Kelley.' that the incidence of birth de­ In a continuing effort to raise There will also be a business day night with 96 passengers The delegates unanimously fects caused by German Mea­ ently was Just a man with a Ings were discussed by ThUault ber of the soccer, basketball money for the Canoe Club, pad- meeting at which a nominating and a crew of six after a stay of WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY - FRIDAY endorsed the re-election of Lt. sles will .be greatly reduced. gun. and Board of Recreation mem- baseball teams. In his Jun- dlers will be selling plastic gar­ committee will be selected, about 12 hours in Havana. Gov. Attllio Frassinelli and The eradication of this child­ The American Airlines Boeing bers William Holley, William Koths has served os bage bags tomorrow from 7 :30 BITUMINOUS \ charged with choosing a new A Boeing 727 from Mexicans Mrs. Naomi Hanner to the State hood disease is deemed so im­ 727 hijacked by the gunman re- to 8:.30 p.m. at these locatlbns: slate of officers and committee de Avlacion led the way for the Baker and John Campbell last Of the soccqr team, Central Committee and named Joins Law Firm portant by the state and federal Parade Official niained overnight in Havana night. tn addition, he has helped Rt. 87; Lake Rd.; Sleepy Hol­ chiiirmen for 1970-71. gathering in Havana. Alphonsus Donaljue of Stamford governments that the vaccine la after letting him off. He had CENTER GUT The report as received last Little League as umpire low; West 8t., and Hennequin Robert Thomas Richards, a Refreshments will be served, Peter Benson of 99 Ashworth Capt. Antonio Chavez Guizar as their choice for the U. S. Rd. DRIVEWAYS being made readily available to permitted the Chlcago-to-New night appears ambiguous, and coach, and served as a ref­ hfonchester native and 1901 and parents will have the op- flew home to Mexico City Mon­ Senate. I’urklng Are^ut • (itut Stations • BaaketbeU Courts all interested communities. St. has been appointed Chief of York plane to land for fuel at at Holley’s urging will be held Midget League Now Booking tor Spring Work gMduate of Manchester High portunity to view student art day night, ending a trip that In accordance with state par­ Staff of this year’s Memorial New York’s Kennedy Airport up until the laboratory analysis “ asketball program, Mane.hester Evening Herald SchobI, has Joined the oldest work done during the last half Historical Society started over the resort island of ty rules, the delegates to the PI.ACE YOUR OIU>ER NOW BECAUSE OF A and largest Negro law firm in ^^e school year. The Historical Society will Day Parade. A retired chief and debark its 67 passengers be­ of the bacteria count Is made ^ member of the United Con- state convention from towns In ('oliimbla correspondent Vir­ PRICE INCRF.ASE SOON Cozumel on Sunday night. Chuck available by Thompson. gregatlonal Church, he Is vice fore the run to Havana with its Philadelphia, Pa .— Norris, Wil- The PTO, with Mrs. Michael meet tonight at 8 at the Soci­ warrant officer of the Marine Capt. Chavez said his plane, the 36th senatorial district will ginia Carlson, tel, 228-9224. All Work Personally Supervised. We Are 190% Insured. ety’s house on South St. The crew of seven. Several documents supposed President of the Pilgrim Fellow- Hams, Hutton, Earley and Neal. Tomanelli as president, was Corps, he will assist Alfred P. carrying 96 persons, was hi­ meet today in Stafford to nomi­ evening’s program will be an to be enclosed with the letter ®*’*P Youth group and youth Richards, a 1967 business ad­ formed last September, after a Werbner, parade marshal. Elsie Coen, a 36-yeiar-old Clii- tch ed by three Brazilians and nate a state central committee­ When you are pre-cooking UeMAIO BROTHERS ministration graduate of the one-year period without such a illustrated talk by Kent Hanson cago woman, said the hijacker were missing, according to 'nu- representative of the church to man and woman. chicken giblets to use in gravy, Benson, who was also Chief of a ' Mexican. The pilot said the University of Hartford, was group. The PTO hhs held two of Windsor, who will describe was a clean cut man about 36. fault, who agreed to honor Council of Churches In Hart- Democratic Women count on cooking them for at CALL 643-7691 Staff of last year’s Memorial quartet told him they were graduated last FYlday from evening sessions during this the vast and growing collection "He was sitting in my seat," chairman Holley’s request. ford. Mrs. Edward Connole has least half an hour. Day Parade, entered the Marine striking back at Mexican au­ Temple University’s School of school year, and once a month of microfilm that the Mormon she said, when she boarded In The detailed report Is expect- Ke Is being sponsored by the Church has available for the re- Corps in 1933 and retired in 1965 thorities for the killing of Guate­ ed within the next few days Uoboz - Ertel - LaBoc - Hansen Law in Philadelphia. His moth- September through Janu- after over 30 y a r s service. He Chicago. "After I told him. he malan guerrilla leader Jose An­ STEAKS search’er of family lines and and had been sought to assist American Legion Post of Rock- er lives here at 622 W. iviiddle afternoon meetings were served botli in World War II and. moved to the opposite aisle and tonio Yon Sosa and the army Tpke. held. The purpose of the after- land records both in this coun- In the determination of whether vllle. the Korean conflict, took part- said he was ’very sorry’.’’ slaying of some students in Active in Republican Party sessions was to discuss, in- try and abroad, or not to invest in the repairing Receives PromoUon in the first landing on Guadal­ An airline spokesman said the Mexico City Oct. 2, 1968. over the of the Crandall Pond dam. James J. GaJvln of Rt 74 politics, Richards was recently for*"ally, questions parents Records from all canal, and, on his first Marine diversion was done "in a sub­ The Mexican government said United States, including Coven­ If studies made show the pond has been named deposit opera- elected Republican town com- Flight have. Teachers’ repre­ cruise, spent three years in the dued manner.” an army patrol killed Sosa May sentatives attended each of try, and from many places in Is polluted, the town will likely tlons officer at the Hartford mitteeman from his district in Chinese Theater. The second plane to be hi­ 16. Philadelphia. these' meetings, with discussion Great Britain and the European have to revise Its thinking about National ” ~Bank and Trust Co., Benson is now employed at repairing the dam. At Temple, he was the first centering on such items as cur­ continent have been gathered, according to an announcement riculum, |)layground organiza­ microfilmed and cataloged, so the Manchester branch of the The extent of any possible pol­ by David C. Hewitt, chairman of black president of the Student State Labor Department as the lution will also have to be the board. Bar Association, and, in his tion and tm difficulties encoun­ that an enormous amount of Mancheater area veterans rep­ weighed since much of it can be second year, was elected class tered in a Combined cafeteria- information regarding the past • ROOM ADDITIONS ------Galvin Joined the bank Ln resentative. controlled by adding various 1W4, becoming supervisor of the IION DAY president. As president of jjjg gymnasium Auditorium set-up. is filed away, and yet is easily He and his wife have four chil­ chemicals to the water. The Analysis------'.indn Department ,a rsee in 1966 Student Bar Association, he The PTO also organized a available to anyone interested dren. • SHED DORMERS source of any possible pollution assistant manager of the C a ld o f represented the school in the mother program for facil­ in any particular person, place, Dodd^s Sons Begin Campaign Trail ity of communication when or period. can also be traced and possibly Proof Department in 1997 where « * A T Vw 4f American and Pennsylvania bar rectified._..xses—J n.he4V u was r n A made ___ manager______the fol­ Three of U.S. Sen. Thomas Dodd’s sons, leave associations. needed. Forty-two Volunteers At the March meeting, the nary citizen who knows where • ADD-A-LEVEL According to Holley, the town lowing year. Washington, D.C. enroute to Connecticut, to fill-in While at UofH, Richards was assisted at the school \durlng members of the society heard to look. swimming program will be A member of the Hartford Ex­ for their father on the campaign trail. From left to president of the debate team, lunch hours, freeing the ah^to- and -SJ^w films on research to FISH Meeting conducted simultaneously at change Club, Galvin has studied and, in the summer of 1967, be­ rium for physical educ»:education archeological excavations: in An orientation and orgamza? • G A R A G E S right are Thomas Jr., 36, a professor of Latin- classes. two locations this summer, at at the University of Hartford fore entering Temple, he work­ April they saw a picture of a tional meeting of - Coventry Amerii^an studies at Georgetown University; Jer­ the Del Aire recreational area and the American Institute 0/ ed as an Upward Bound coun­ A brownie sale, held last group of researchers gathered PISH will bo held tonight at 8 Banking. emy, 31, a commercial photographer in Washing­ week, netted close to $30 for the/-Afound a table in Winchester, • P A T IO S ' on Browns Bridge Rd., and at selor In Hartford. at the home of Mrs. Joseph Bulletin Board ton ; and Christopher, 26, a reporter for the North­ PTO treasury. England studying the ancient the K-D Camp on Rt. 74. In January, he married and Fowler, South River Rd. The The Republican Town Com­ ern Virginia Sun, in Washington. Sen. Dodd is re­ Measles Clinic "pipA-rolls” which were passed Due to the confusion caused now lives with his wife at 6229 main agenda item will concern VANGOUR CONSTRUCTION G0„ INC. mittee will meet tomorrow covering from a mild heart attack at New Britain A German Measles Clinic is from hand to hand; this month, what type of answering service by the situation at Crandall’s, Spruce St. In Philadelphia. EXCELLENT BARBECUED night at 8 at the Town Hall. General Hospital. He is expected to leave the hos­ 5 ^ scheduled in the local schools the most modem method of re­ should be used as of June 1. only 160 children have been Tryouts for the -^0 Tolland 4-H Thursday, and Town Health search will be Illustrated, in It is important that those peo­ BOUTE 86, BOLTON, CONN. pital about June 1. He has said that he is in the registered to date for the swim Variety ffliow wiU be held to- Director Dr. Robert Bowen has which the original documents ple Interested in seeing that program and the rec board is night at 6:30 at the Tolland race to stay. The senator's other three children Hebron requested that all parents de­ have been microfilmed, and PISH continue on a full-time BONELESS planning another registration Agricultural Center building on are helping in the campaign as they get the op­ siring Immunization may be consulted by the ordi­ basis attend this meeting. 643-4836 ESTABLISHED 1949 session In the next couple of Rt. 30. portunity. They are: Nicholas, 22, who works for weeks, after agreements with The United Congregational a contractor in Seattle, Wash.; Mrs. Martha Buo- 22 Children the owners of the two private CSiurch Choir’s will rehearse to- nanni of East Greenwich, R.I., married to an attor­ recreational areas are complet- morrow night at 7 and at 7:30 ney ; and Miss Carolyn Dodd, who teaches in a Mon- London Broil ®d. at the church. tessori School in Brooklyn, N.Y. Treated By *11)6 lessons start June 22 un­ The United Oongregajttonal der the direction of Campbell, Church Women’s Fellowship l^iirse Unit last year's dlrecor and a will hold a paint party at the teacher at the middle school. church tomorrow morning at 9. /The piibjlc Health Nursing The schedule will be divided The Board of Selectmen will open bids for the sale of the old Agency reporia. that at its last into three sessions, as usual, COPY and about 400 children will be Simbulance during tonight's Well Child Confdr^nce 22 chil­ STEAKS alble to be accommodated In the meeting at the TVwn Hall. dren were treated, it^from He- ON program, which will handle CATS brmi, six from ColumblA'-, and those between the ages of six Manchester Evening Herald five from Andover. and up to adults. ToUand curre^mndent Bette Quatrale, tel. 875-2846. HI-SPEED Dr. Francis Helfrlck, assistAds. 646 Fa m o u s n am e Uons Club • o - J by public health nurses Mrs. ‘ITie Tolland Lions Club will PRINTING and SAVE! Jean Moshler and Mrs. Mar­ YEAR ROUND WEIGHT hold an open meeting next Group Seeking garet Bertprelll and volunteer Monday night when Farming- DUPLICATING Mrs. Russeil Wheeler Jr. of Co­ ton Town Manager Stephen Ecpial TV Time lumbia, administered six Immu­ Fliss will speak on the "Town nizations, and two polio boost­ Manager Form of Govern­ For Nixon Critics 100 to 1,000 copies^while you w ait / per tire ers. ment.” NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP)— m Three smallpox vaccinations Among the area,s to be dls- A. group calling itself the com- from your original and one revaccination, as well SUITS cussed are Just what time is mittee for Fair Broadcasting of 9 ^ as one measles vaccination, proper for a town to consider Controversial Issues announced Hi^ QuaKty • Economical were also given and 11 children switching to the town manager Monday a program by which had physicals. - ) • form of government, at what seeks to force television sta- BROAD ST. MANCHESTER 647-9257 The next Well Child Confer­ population and at what size to provide equal time to ence will be held on June 4 at budget should it be considered. ci^Ucis of the Prealdent If they 9 a.m., at the ageriby office. SPORTCOATS The public is invited to attend 8Tant the President free time This will be the last conference the meeting to be lield at the ^ e air. until September 1970. Further VFW Post 241 home on Rt. 74 '^® committee filed motions information may be obtained by either at 6:80 for the steak sup- 'Ylth the Federal Communlca- calling the Fhibllc Health Nurs­ per or at 8 to hear the speaker. “ °ns Commission Monday Seek- ing Agency office on Rt. 66 in Reservations for the dinner on FOC order to compel two 85 East Center St. Columbia. should be made with John Bene- etotlons—WCBS-TV In New York Pap Test diet, Dunn HUl Rd. City and WTIC-TV in Hartford— At Summit St. TTie Windham Unit of the Ubrary Association give opponents of the Presl- SIZE REGULAR SALE F.E.T. The annual meeting of the <1®"*’® policies equal time. merican Cancer Society is F78x14 (775x14) 35.99 30.99 2.44 Tolland Public Ubrary Assocla- '^® committee said the FCC’s planning a "Pap" Demonstra­ G 78xl4 (825x14) 36.99 31.99 2.60 tion Project for women of the CHICKEN LEGS tion will be held Monday at 2 :30 "tolrness doctrine” requires YOU MAY PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT H 78x14(855x14) % OFF at the library. "balanced presentation of issues 38.99 33.99 2.80 entire Windham area who have 20 CEMETERY F78x15 (775x15) 36.99 31.99 never had a "Pap test. This in­ Tolland County Extension public Importance.” 2.40 AT YOUR CONVENIENCE FOR ALL WORK G78x15 (825x15) 38.99 cludes residents of Hebron. Agent John EUlott will speak on However, the average televi- 33.99 2.60 The project will be held ’Tues­ ORIGINAL PRICE TAGS pollutants and Insecticides at ®ton viewer seldom has the op- BASKETS H78x15 (855^x15) 39.99 34.99 2.80 and BREASTS J78x15 (885x15) 39.99 day, June 2, at the Hatch Wing- the meeting which is open to portunIty to see an unlnterrup- 649-8462 34.99 2.93. of the Windham Community the public. tod criticism that truly balances L7 8 x1 5 (915x15) 39.99 34.99 3.20 Hospital from 10 a.m. to noon Baton CUm Winners the President’s presenUtlon, the COMBINATION 900x15 39.99 34.99 2.87 and 4 p.m., to 7 p.m. Wide Choice Colors . O O c Winners of the Board of Rec- group complained, Fish Derby reation baton lessons revolving “ It’s as if the President had a •Fiber glass belts gives you unsurpassed control. PLANTERS ■Polyester cord plies gives you outstanding strength. Hugh X. McHugh, chairman trophies for the last two weeks megaphone and soapbox while •You get extra mile after mile of greater safety. Solids . s Stripes ... are Dawn Dimmock, Margie everyone else is required to of the Recreation Commission, •Six tread plies on the ground for great stability. ^ r n e r , Felicia Greaves, Janet whisper,” said a spokesman for •All of this plus you save $5.00 per tire by buying announced that despite the bad during this sale. weather on Saturday, Hebron’s PIdids .. r Checks . . Bean, “nna Hills, Kim Hunt and toe group. First Annual Fishing Derby at ARMOUR CAMPFIRE Georgia Tournatore. ’ Among the members of the Holbrook Pond was very suc­ Also Donna Cepetelli, Kathy committee are a number of from NEW TUULESS TIRE VALVES | WHEEL BALANCING cessful. A with or without vests Lasure, Karen Loomis, Karen^ Yale faculty members. Including First prize for the largest fish Warner, Karen Brookes, and Law ’ ~Prof. 'Thomas I. ~Emerson, A L L 4 economist James Tobin, Psy­ caught went to David Higgins nieresa Woods. 3.19 69< I 1.49»SL S5.00 WHEELS ri-tetl;1 SUITS 1 SPORTCOATS 1 of Jan-Dr., for an ll-Jnch plck- put' Eagles Record chologist Kenneth Kenlston, pol­ H O T D O G S ITie Tolland High Eagles itical scientist Robert Dahl, and eral. Eddie Gardiner of 48 Glen V Reg. Sale Reg. Sale sociologist Kal Erlkson, plus St. took second prize and Tom­ baseball team presently main­ tains***■«»*» an«ass 8-6 awvrea*,record, caefcoa after regls Vernon Moore, ..vaMshead waof awwNew AJO~Ha- my Novatosky of East W., won $80 63.99 $45 35.99 5-LB. $ INSTALLATION third prize. 1 tering a 3-1 victory over East' ven’s Black OoaUtion, and J. AVAILABLE! Randy Keener also won a Granby and a 2-1 defeat at the Otis Cochran, a Yale law stud- C O M PU TE $100 79.99 $50 39.99 hands of Stafford last week. ent who is national chairman of prize for the most 'fish caught— 1' LOTS ^^uneftd^i^w rve. 'The victory was led by pitch- the Black American Law Stud- HOLMES a total of eleven. & $IL0. 87.99 $60 47.99 er Ron Gurnon on Hiursday, ents Association. 400 MAIN STREET - MANCHESTER, CONN LUBE AND Softball Team 3.49 There will be a meeting • on *«• $125 99.99 ,570 55.99 HOWARD HOLMES ARTHUR HOLMES NORMAN HOLMES Thursday evening at 8:16 at .There are peopie in this worid who wouid OIL CHANGE INSTALL Company 1, Main St., of all $135 107.99 ‘ members of the Hebron Volun­ i do away with estabiished fuperai customs NEW teer Fire Department who are GROUNDCHUCK . . . who wouid, in the name of "simpiicity” CALDOR PRICED interested In playing on the de­ 1 NORMAL ALTERATIONS INCLUDED k or "economy,” dispose of the deceased in SHOCK ABSORBERS partment’s softball team. 1 FDELM an aimost off-hand manner. The consci­ entious funerai director Wiii provide sim- Manchester Evening Herald ALL ORIGINAL STOCK pie, economicai services in luicordance with Hebron Correspondent, Anne any famiiy’s wishes . . . but the famiiy Emt, tel- t>8-89Tl. INCLUDING FIRST COME. t members themgeives, as weli as a body PARTS & LABOR S V 0 00^ ^ EACH which once represented a precious human 4 iife, are aiways treated with dignity and 6.99 For most American cars. YWCIA Planning FIRST SERVED We Reeerve TIm Right To lim it qnaatttlee respect. •Drain old ,oil and replace with National Brand Great control under all road conditions. Better 200 CAL. Yoga Classes HINIMJM •Heavy Duty Oil. braking and steering. Keep all 4 wheels on the O4U0 THlOIHltR • Install new Lee Oil Filter. road. Restricts and controls spring motion. OFTHl A program of early summer, UMVift •Check Differential and rear end. nut ■ OHDtn Heavy Duty Shock Absorbers, ea. 7 .4 9 classes in beginners and Inter­ RUU •Inspect air filter. plus IntUlljllon. mediate Yoga sponsored by the r a i G t i m i WfSTE •Complete lubrication. Drive in for free Shock Absorber inspection. Manchester YWCA is planned SOSTH SIDE to begin Tuesday, June 2. Be­ CippcM'Gl for iNMi and youn^ ENTtANCE ginners Yoga Is scheduled from 10 to U a.m. and Intermediate SAVl 3e PER OAUON Yoga from 11 to noon for eight MANCHESTER BBUJN BEE Tueedaya through July 21. Mrs. Ruth Bender Is the- Instructor. Mancfwfter Perked* FINB NATIONAL Oil Co. SALE TUES. THRU FRf. Webster SquercV UAS IMlBBd TtanvUEB Registrations will be taken at OPEN LATE EVERY NIGHT the Community Y office, 79 N. BsttU t, ' Main 8t., this week. 'F or more Wnhor Ctaes Itefeway EXCEPT SAT. 'TILL 6P.M. OPEN EVENINGS till 9PM ■ PLENTY o f FREE P A R KING 81 TOLLAND TURNPIKi MANCHKTM 6 8 8 -5 5 4 4 Information, oaU between. 9 a.m. OpMilBe*.. Wei., Net. M l• — Ttan., MM. MM9 and S p.m. '. -rl ■

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tend to begin to wonder whether they will explain this new attitOde at iHanrhpHir: Snowmobiles Revolutionize today $ PUNNY Inflation's Inevitability the drop of a hat. Once they bor­ do not belong on’ the same side on other rowed bom the insurers and questions. ’To be a conseirvative on racial Life in Alaskan Wilderness promised to pay back a fixed Now a Prevalent Attitude sum. Now they must turn over questions, on the campus troubles, an JOULES lOH 'Thus the machines have had a PDBUBHBD BY THE By .lOHN CUNNIFF That religion probably was a equity partlolpatlpn li) the pro- HBRAU> PRINTmO CO.. IN makes It in\iting to be a conservative AP Newsleatures Writer demographic effect on the Arc- IS BiHell Street AP Business Analyst savior to some families. During •)®‘^t. They are Irritated, lUuicheeter. Conn in foreign policy. POINT BARROW, Alaska “ “ ■'“ P*’ ^ range of mob- the Great Depression of the Another device Is to obtain a THOUA8 F. FERQUSOh (AP) — Bob Poole, the musher, allowed Elsklmos to live OF MANCHESTER WALTBR R. FEROUSOh For a long, long time, labor’s posi­ NEW YORK (AP) — Has iq3 0 h especially, a guaranteed s*’®'’® the rental Income from Publlehen had cause (or grief last winter. population centers, near long-term Inflation become Inev- return was Indeed something of ‘^® Project. And, with money In TELEPHONE 648-6171 Founded October 1, 1881 tion could be taken as almost automatic One of hls sled dogs was run and hospitals and wel- Itable? Few people In govern- value, because the dollar was **t'“ ''t supply, some builders Publlabed Every Evenlns Except 8unaay.< —on the liberal side of all national and over and killed by a snowmo- and still have ac- ment or industry dare answer etablllzcd or rising In value—al- 1'“ ''® Httl® choice but to agree to ^ BoUdnya. Entered at the Poet onice ai Uancheoter, Conn., oa Second Closa Met' foreign policy Issues — and Mr. Meany blle. It was Insult heaped on In- ^ kame trails. Cape Halk- affirmatively, for (ear that the though there weren’t many of arrangements, Matter. Jury. And It was inevitable. °r Instance, about 100 miles opinion might provoke the fact, them around. ”1^® PoInt Is this: No longer, could be regarded, for all hls high post, SUBSCRIPTION RATES ~ The feisty little machines with ^rom Point Barrow, a few years but many of them are acting on investments In equities, such “ PPifenHy. «re some Insurers Payable in Advance as something of a maverick. their ear-spltttlng engines and ^® Permanent home of One Year ...... fM.w that assumption. as stocks, fell into the cellar, accept payment In baneful exhausts have made the ’'**'® ***" ^®n Eskimo families and 8L* Montha ...... 18.S0 But it is Potofsky who makes news, Tkofii to _ Passage by the House of Rep- h„t insurance policies paid off ar® expected to Three Montha ...... 7.8P working dog team almost as ob- ***® temporary home, during resentatlves of an automatic es- at first-floor levels during the Inflation, In other words, One Month ...... 2.t(' today, for being where almost all labor DoreHiy Hefbouor solete as the Igloo. game migration, of many more. RofOANO, Nfbr. calator (or Social Security bene- depression. The payoff may not *“ ®’‘P«®I®d I® remain around a MEMBER OF leaders would have been not very long Now the village is abandoned. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Romantics might find that fits, tied to Increases In the cost have been big, but It was there. ‘‘ " ’ ® The Aaaoclated Praoa la exclualveiy ei,- ago. fact horrifying, but Alaskans The accepted Eskimo method of living, is recognition of this n wasn’t until the 1960s that ^ prolonged recession could titled to the uae of republicatlon ol all of driving a snowmobile, Incl- newa dlapatchea credited to It or not other, couldn't be happier. The ma- I C H70 NIA, l« .1 belief. And there are numerous insurers began changing their expectation, of /■ wlae credited In thla paper and alao thf chines have liberated them ** a one-knee-on- local newa publlahed here. other examples. mind. Inflation caught hold. And a cure worse Orators and Cuddlers from winter Isolation and made “ '® ®®®‘ Position, like a boy rid- Negotiated wage Increases go did mutual funds. With the ‘ *’® "malady. Even Insur- All rlfhu of republicatlon of apecinj dl* Desk by desk, the 100 speaking posts Todor'i rUNNY .ill por sroo lor oatchea herein are alao reaerved. a friend of the snow. Ing a wagon. are being made on the assump- value of the dollar shrinking, so- companies, it Is safe to And the accepted Eskimo #och "funny" uied Stnd gooi ro: The Herald Prlntlnc Company Inc., ae- in the United States Senate are now Even the Eskimos find virtue Today'i FUNNY, 1200 W.ii Third St, tlon that the cost of living will phistlcated Investors didn’t P*'®^®*' InHatlon to reces- aumea no financial reaponalbtlltv for lypi- In snowmobiles. name for the machine Is "snow Cleveland, Ohio 44113. graphical errora appearing In advenlae- being wired for sound. continue to rise. Five per cent want to be paid off In 1980 with they’re expecting It, •^Too bad" this placfe des not ® " “ ;?® ®°"-ectly manta and other reading matter In The We don't know whether this is the annual Increases, once consld- igeo dollars; They wanted some- Moncheater Evening Herald hove enough flat places to have helps In most celebrated artist, has ered good, are now scoffed at as thing that would' float with the Sutacrlber to Loa Angelea TImea-WaMilnr last legislative . bastion in the country these Iron dogs,” lamented the ‘" ‘ «n>re‘l ^ such signs as the y-oamed all over the Immense amounting to nothing when in- tide Scots First Taggers f ton Poat Newa Service. newspaper at UtUe Diomede, a L" “ *e B arrw school state by dog team and sees no flation Is deducted to surrender to the temptation to bring Mutual funds offered this op- Edinburgh — The first fish- % E. A. Service. Inc rock Island In the Bering Strait, ^oow Goes Here.” need to Improve on It as a mode Publlahera Repreaentatlvea — Mathewa electronic aid to the solonic tongue and You don’t have to search hard portunlty, and they grew swiftly tagging experiment was carried % For the best you Shaxmon luid Cullen Inc. .^Special Agencr "for we sure can use them Even as recreational Items, of travel. Fred and his — New York, Chicago. D e tr ^ ^ d Boaton ear. We hope not. We hope, that, in .v,^.™ K1 u o , . either to find Instances of Indus- Into a $50-bil’.lon Industry. More- out more than a century ago bv - her«." c h Z X n th®‘r honey- try raising prices not because over, they were a dlr^t com- wealthy landholders 7n l^ot 5 Tuesday, May 26, 1970 some famed birthplace of oratory, some “ Use” Is the correct verb. gl g as a, moon by dog team. A thlckcoat- jj,e product has been Improved petltor of insurers for the sav- land. Ihelr motive was idle each morning . . Vermont or Virginia, there somehow re- Most of the 286,000 Americans stands piard at because demand is strong, logs of ordinary Americans. curiosity about what happened who bought snowmobiles last ..t malady, the Machetanz lo-? cabin, which glmply because the compa- Now life Insurers are deeply to the trout and salmon the '^x^ains a chamber of lawmakers who try the best for you each night . . . Meany No Longer the Maverick? year got them primarily for fun. remember when we they built themselves far off the expects its own future costs Involved with mutual funds, el- streams they owned. wiR continue to operate on their own Point Barrow kids like to race t a . 7 " 7 to be higher. ther through acquiring existing Holman-Baker Musco-Pedic Conform- ing-Firm or Verto-Rest Ultra-Firm bed­ Why does Jacob S. iPotofsky, president lung power. merrily across the tundra too, ______A u »» 1. ‘^®". ‘*’® subjects ■ of A Perhaps ® the most reluctant funds or beginning their own but here on Iron dog’s main said Robert Atwood, an Anchor- many. Machetanz oils, one of uui^ut 1 Influential converU to the from .scratch. ding. Bench made with quality materi­ of the Amalgamated Clothing . Workers There is A .^hance, under the natural Now Many Wear function is utilitarian. It Is the f 5 .! “ '® Lyndon ^^e big life Insurance The reason why is obvious: als, from suggestions of orthopedic low us to go places I’ve never B. Johnson. of America, suddenly make news? rule, that one can Judge by the volume arctic version of the family car. companies. For years they sold Inflation was making those FALSE TEETH surgeons, for those with back disorders Potofsky makes news because he is and fibre of speech hcJw sincere the solo- Here,Here,'where'^JdnterTast^^ where winter lasts from ^ e n In the 40 years I’ve lived In ” I hate to see the old ways the concept of the guaranteed guaranteed, fixed-dollar returns Alaska. go,” Fred Machetanz said, slt- and those who enjoy sleeping with October to May, snow machines (ixed-dollar return, which as- look paltry beside the projected With Mor^Comfort a prominent leader of organized labor i; orator may be. fiAA, “ There’s no more fun than a ting down to a dinner of moose „ . . . ^ .i, _ . , ^ r When dentum tllp down and ultra-firm support. with sleds attached ‘^“ ® “ '® crowd of friends taking off on a stroganoff after an appetizer of ®T®.^ stability In dollar values, returns of the mutual funds, come loose, spcmkle on some easy- who dpenly and vigorously criticizes There would continue to be 'a chance kids to school, haul thee arncBr.grocer- ...... VP jj, belief In fixed returns Insurance companies have, In to-use FAS'ilcETH Denture Adhe­ ___Au- I, A A weekend and heading for the smoked Alaska salmon. Try Holman-Baker bedding at Watkins American policy in Vietnam and In Cam­ for the development of future natural sive PowdeiL FABTEETH holds den­ wilderness. Snowmobiles have 'I’m Just^^Uiankful I got to see was almost a religion with effect, acknowledged their ac- tures firm e r longer. You feel more tomorrow . . . see what’s best for you. the ice for drinking water and comfortable . . . eat more naturally. bodia. orators, who could do something m o r^ been a godsend to Alaskans— Alaska as“^lt Was back in the them, and some salesmen ceptance of an inflated future In Twin or Full size, Mattress or Box get the whole family to the Po- spread the notion that only a their lending practices also. No FAS^^ETH Is alkaline—won't sour Opposing American policy In Vietnam than cuddle a microphone. lar Bear theater on Saturday and stretch pants^ ’30s. That was the romantic pe- jnder dentures. No gummy, gooey. Spring, 99.50 each. King, Queen and sinner would risk the future of longer dedicated to a fixed dol- >asty taste. Dentures that fit are Nature Study by Sylvian Ofiana •' The gals have been liberated riod—the end of It, as It turned essential to health. Bee your dentist special sizes available, too! is a newsworthy stand for a labor leader There might be, some Jay, another DOGWOOD too.’’ out. I don’t mean to be overly ‘"vesting in any- >ar. they now seek flexible regularly. Get FA8TEETO today at all drug counters. to take because George Meany, presi­ Everett McKinley Dirksen. Down on the Seward Penlnsu- “ There’s no more fun than a nostalgic but this country, the ^ a t didn’t assure a pre- turns on their lendings. else return. dent of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., has been a It has to be admitted that the late ^"**OTO\^obUe^***to friends taking off on a way it was really took hold of Apartment house developers consistent hawk on Vietnam and claim­ Senator from Illinois could submit to a strays At Prudhoe Bav on the ^®®*‘®*“* heading for the me. Now many of those quail- wilderness. Snowmobiles have ties that were so alluHng^ are Herald Arctic Ocean,' oil -workers use ed, only two weeks ago, that when he microphone when he had to. He even, been a godsend to Alaskans— fading away. Dog sleds are one Connecticut Yankee them to shuttle from rig to rig. supported President Nixon’s Incursion on occasion, cuddled it close to him Inside Report Yesterdays snomobiles and stretch pants, of the more grievous losses.’’ At Kotzebue, the airport limou­ Hie gals have been liberated ------Into Cambodia he spoke for nine-tenths and used It for an artful whisper, which by 25 Years Ago By A .H .O . sine Is a snowmobile with a of the federation’s 35-man Executive was one thing he could not have manag­ Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak Lydall and Foulds put into sturdy dog sled attached. By the best estimates. An- R s ^Lbs f r o m Y u Ib T r e e s ‘"niere’s no Council, of which Potofsky is a member. ed, and have heard throughout a hall, production new type ol paper We had en'vironmental drives, the woodbine twineth,” we as­ question that chorage’s 66,000 citizens own MORGANTOWN, W. Va. - antl-poUuUon campaigns, and snow machines "®ye made a j lO.OOO snoWmblles. At- West Virginia University re- WASHINGTON—Although the hospital for a minor operation making machine which took sume that a dump, when there In his open dispute with Meany on the without it. many montlis to perfect. about 366 Earth Days a year better lire up here, said Eben himself owns a half dozen, searchers have found that White House has been paying but does not plan to resume the was one, was usually maintain­ subject of American foreign policy, But although an orator like Senator Mayor John L. Jeraiey Is every year, when, that Is, we Hopson, a Point Barrow civic jjg gal^, “ a whole, kennel Christmas trees produce wheez- close attention to Vice President campaign trail for nearly a ed in the midst of some Im­ named mar.'ilial for the Memor­ were on the farm of our boy­ leader. full.” Two-snowmoblle families Ing and rashes In some people. Potofsky follows the vein of the late Dirksen could survive the microphone. Agnew’s speeches since the kill­ month. The smart political penetrable thicket, where It ing of four Kent State students, ial Day Parade. hood. bothered nobody. “ A cleaner life, too. Barrow commonplace. In a study of 16-year-olds, 76 per Walter Reuther, whose Ideological war It can be proclaimed as a certainty money is now betting on Officials of local plants work­ MANCHESTER President Nixon sent Agnew a Various news ltem« keep re­ We can’t think of a sln|[le Zpopulation 1,600) Is the world’s Godsend they may be to cent of those with positive skin with Meany on foreign policy questions that he would never have developed hls Cramer’s winning the Septem­ ing on war contracts decide to minding tie, by their very op- largest Eskimo -village. Can you but not every Alaskan tests developed symptoms of al- private message that he could ber primary. Item of by-product, left-over or work on Memorial Day. positenesa, of those days. wacAe in the commissary de­ Imaglne the sanitation problem snowmobiles quite so be- lergy to evergreens within an was continuous. splendid powers If, from the start, he say whatever he wanted In his A footnote: National party There was the item, the other partment which could not bo we had with 8 to 10 dogs chained nevolently. FYed Machetanz, for hour of being exposed to them. had been propped by electronic equip­ political speeches. leaders, who privately predict­ So the traditional liberal foreign policy 10 Years Ago day, about how expensive It is disposed of by those msisterful at every house? In summer the one. Relief came with the trees’ That word went to the Vice ed that Carswell’s entry Into outlook still survives In the high ranks of ment. Capt. William E. Brals Is getting to be for race tracks scavengers, the chickens, the smell was awful.” Machetanz, perhaps Alaska’s moval. President on May 8. When Mr. the race would scare Cramer named commander of Manohes- to get somebody to cart away pigs, the farm cats, the farm Hopson explained that em­ union leadership, but as a rather spec­ A great voice in oratory develops and Nixon read in the newspapers out, now say that, win or lose, ter Squadron, Civil Air Patrol. cMie of the by-products of hav­ dogs. ployment (or nearly every Bar­ that morning that he had order­ getting Carswell to run was a tacular and lonely minority, evcltes only with use. It does not create Third free polio clinic draws ing horses around. row man is part time or season­ ed Agnew to stop “ hostile com­ Was there anything that was PotofsHy’s attack on the war In Viet­ itself unless there is a compulsive need political coup. If Cramer wins, 1,462 persons. On the farm, of course, we al when It’s available at all. An ONE COURT STREET ments about students,” he in­ ever wasted? Was the earth re­ they claim, he will go Into the worked with that particular en­ Eskimo breadwinner still has to nam, before the Atlantic City convention for It. When men no longer need exert structed hls top White House source ever diminished in any RockWRa, Comiactkut November campaign with the vironmental asset every day of hunt-/and trap regularly to feed aide, H.R. (Bob) Haldeman, to A Thought for Today way? When did we ever fail to OFFICE SPACE of his own union, said that “ If we do not themselves In order to be hea:rd, the reputation of a giant-killer, the year, and were glad to, for his lamlly. track down Agnew by telephone put back Into the earth as good end our involvement in Southeast Asia, chances are there will be less pleasure, hence a better chance to win In Sponsored by the Manchester It was the life of the farm. “ With dogs a man could trav­ TOLLAND COUNTY'&^EWEST and tell him the stories were in­ as we took from It? 'November. Council of Churches When the modern generation el only about 86 miles a day,” which Is tearing us apart, our nation and perhaps even less benefit, in hear­ correct and that Agnew should * * • We had the perfect eci^ogy. held one poor little Earth Day he said. "With a snow machine OFFICE BUIURNG ing them. ’’use hls own Judgment” on and the democratic processes are In The failure ctf Sen. Birch ” He put another parable be­ the other day, It made a great we can range out 100 miles or e Near Oourts-Banks-Hospitsl'^Unlimited Parking what to say. danger of dying.” In every wired legislative body, there Bayh of Indiana to topple Gor­ fore them ’The Kingdom of bUEiness out of collecting tin Q uotations more on a weekend to find Bustnese Area e Elevator The reports that Mr. Nixon don St. Angelo as Democratic e Carpeted e Climate Control ’This war, he said, has done "great should be an occasional equipment heaven may be compared to a cans from the roadsides. game and still be home Sunday had muzzled hls Vice President state chairman in a vicious bat­ man who sowed seed in hls No tin can ever made the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS night. My own trapline Is 40 • Solar Olaaa a Soundproof failure. Just to separate the real orators damage to the spirit of America. came from hls May 7 meeting tle last week is the first serious field. While everybody was roadsides in the civilization of "One of the greatest tragedies miles away. I can get there and ALCO PROFESSIONAL CORP. “ A climate of fear has descended upon from the microphone cuddlers. with university presidents, who setback in his unannounced asleep his enemy came, sowed half a century ago. It was much of Vietnam is that we have not back the same day. I could nev­ said after their 86-minute Oval campaign for the Democratic been able to Vletnamlze the weir 875-0789 or 237-8858 our land; ’The war has set men against darnel all among the wheat, too valuable a thing for any­ er do that with a dog team.” Office chat that that’s what the Presidential nomination. and made off. When the- new body to throw away. 'but that the war has Vietnam- According to Bill Leavitt, a each other. It has caused division be­ A Corrupting Tactic President had told them. Bayh made no secret In hls wheat sprouted and ripened, the A tin can held ^ orm s for Ized America to a tragic de­ part time construction worker tween the people and their government. It’s an Hi wind that blows no good, and 'The facts were different. personal, all-out fight against darnel appeared as well. The fishing. gree.”—Sen. Charles McD. Ma­ and skilled hunter, some Bar­ perhaps the depressing fact that pro-war St. Angelo that he thought his thias, R-Md. It has aroused suspicions and false ac­ The college presidents raised owner’s servants went to him If, on the Fourth of July, you row men without Jobs hunt full forces are now taking to the streets the question of Agnew’s Presidential chances would be and said, "Sir, was It not good wanted maximum return from “ Violent events of the past time with their snowmobiles cusations. It has brought back some of alongside the anti-war forces will at speeches and warned Mr. Nixon helped by the election of the 26- seed that you sowed In your the exploelon of a five inch few weeks are leading to fear, and fare well enough that they the McCarthylsm era—an evil which we least help some people to understand the that Agnew’s rhetoric was dan­ year-old Kenneth Cragen, Mor­ field? If so, where does the salute, you set a tin can over anxieties, rage and a level of can barter meat and skins for implications of the street demonstration all hoped would never reappear.’’ gerously widening the gap be­ gan County chairman. He sjie- darnel come from ?’” “ Some it, packed sand around it, lit polarization potentially destruc­ sti4 >le goods and fuel. tactic. When some 150,000 demonstrators tween the anti-war students and ciflcally recalled how John F. enemy has done this” he an­ the fuse, and awarded prizes to tive to the basic fabric of our so­ ’This Is a fair sample of the liberal out­ marched entirely peacefully to support Kennedy had taken over the the Administration. Mr. Nixon swered. And the servants said, anybody whose can went over ciety.”—Statement by the 2,100- HAMMOND ORGAN look on Vietnam which might once have the present war policies Wednesday, the then promised the presidents Massachusetts party organiza­ "Do you want us to go and weed the telepixxie wires. member National Association of news columns of the New York Times and PIAPJO STUDIO been expected to be the dominant atti­ that they would find nothing to tion In a bitter fight in 1936, an it out?” But he said, “ No, be­ Scissored and flattened out, Student Personnel Administra­ quite correcUy Identified it as “ a show complain of in an Agnew speech important stepping-stone to hls cause when you weed out the the cans made the Ideal repair tors. 17 Oak Street - d«3-6171 tude of ’ the American labor movement, of power.’’ to be made two days later at 1960 Presidential nomination. darnel you might pull up the patch for mouse holes In the “ The chaos which we see—the lt% despite the strong course followed by We are heartened by this gworth In - .Stone Mountain, Oa. But despite deploying' some wheat with It. Let them both bam floor or in the grain bln. perception, for the overtones of power resistance, the student rebel­ President Meany In his pest of titular ' The college presidents read 16 members of hls staff at stra­ grow till the harvest; and at It is hard to think of anything lions—Is a reaction to the cli­ and Intimidation in even peaceful street into that carefully limited tegic county and district con­ harvest time I shall say to the le^ership. which was so useless as to de­ mate of repression created by like demonstrations had until now escqped promise the much broader In­ ventions leading up to last reapers: First collect the deu"- serve to be made trash. much of our upper-middle-class eli^^So the administration’s Southern In’ other words, there has been a sur­ terpretation that Mr. Nixon had weekends’ state conventlwi, nel and tie It in bundles to be The barrel that brought in long as all the demonstrators were anti­ strategy.” —Coretta Scott King, viving assumption that Meany, as the indeed-put a muzzle on his Vice Bayh couldn’t make It. He even burnt, then gather the wheat the flour for the winter could widow of Dr. Martin Luther having a LETS war, indeed, that class of persons has President. lost hls home district to forces into my barn...... be filled with apples the follow­ Right now, price is what it’s all about! Smart buyers are taking advantage of hawk, was not really speaking au­ tended to consider demonstrating as In­ King Jr., In a commencement A footnote: Despite the fact backing St. Angelo, and ended Matthew 13: 24-30 ing f ( ^ and headed up again herently and in itself virtuous. address at Bethune-Cookman our giant spring .sale and getting fantastic deals on all the great Mercurys. thentically for labor. that the college presidents up with control of only four of There are always idealists and sent--, back to tile outside College In Daytona Beach, Fla. babysitter Some may even cling to the touching specifically singled out Agnew Indiana’s eleven districts. SL who want to establish God’s world. But the one deal causing the most excitement in -this area is the Montego Reuther, while he was alive, or Potof­ notion that students’ demonstrations are "We do-not consider ourselves for censure, Chancellor Alex­ Angelo' was reelected unani­ kingdom Immediately, to root Or, if it were weak and bat­ "Action Special’’—big-car size and ride with small-car economy. See it today! sky, now, might be closer to the opinion virtuous while others are brutish. They citizens of the Soviet Union and for your ander Heard of Vanderbilt, Mr. mously. out every evil and punish those ” tered, it could be knocked apart remember that home of the construction will fight to the last breath for of the labor lank and file. Nixon’s new special adviser on they Judge to be “the wicked.” and its staves be converted Into workers exploded into violent attacks on fulfillment of our legal rights to campus problems, has yet to On This Date But Jesus counsels a less vio­ what we farm innocents thought • Powar-tiinist grill* • High4«r*l VMtUation ’These assumptions are now, however, anti-war opponents two weeks ago, and go to Israel. Let us go, .please.” furnace. see the Vice President. In 1T90, Tennessee was organ­ lent course: Let the weeds find were skis. under question. The possibility -Is that they recognize that this casts its shadow * * « —Yoslf Kazakov, Soviet Jewish • lSS-hors*power “ 6” engine • Cencealed windsMcid wipers ized as a territory. wheat grow together, lest the Occasionally, on the farm, a leader. In a letter to Premier one of the tricks and quirks of these when construction workers join in a Despite squeals of pleasure In 1806, Napoleon Bonaparte wheat bp harmed. Perhaps what coffeepot burned through, a Alexei N. Kosygin.' * White sidewall E 78X 14 tires , Weedgrsln vinyl sppllqM4s later peaceful demonstration. But such by tthe Republican high com­ was crowned king of Italy. ■thls^ parable suggests Is that times has been to turn labor toward are the tricks of memory that they for­ piece of pottery couldn’t be “ It’s like getting a Christmas mand when G. Harrold Cars­ In 1864, the territory of Mon­ right and wrong, good and evil, glued together again, and it had * Dslux* wheal covers on biatniment panel the conservative, rightist brand of get anti-war students have burned ROTC present of a sackful of snakes." well announced for the Senate, tana was organized. are not always so easily distin­ to be discarded. We don't re­ foreign’ policy. Meany may actually have buildings and banks, and that a spUnter —Mayor Pete Resotf of Kodiak, * Nylen4oop csrpetUift * Long 117* whoollMS* Carswell Is having serious trou­ In 1942, during World War H, guishable as some woidd have member any dump as such, Alaska, upon being informed hls of them even staged two nights of riot­ ble getting hls Florida cam­ a 20-year-old treaty of alliance us think. PRICE! the support he himself claims. ’The shift but since we were always told city may be made the reposito­ ing during the otherwise peaceful No^ paign off the ground. was signed by Britain and the Rev. Thomas J. Barry may be more than the personal influ­ vember moratorium. It must be recog­ of anything ^idilch had dlsap- . ry for 73,000 tons of Army nerve A statewide poll financed by Soviet Union. St. James’ Church peored that It had gone “ where gas from Okinawa. ence of one strong ntan. nized that this too casts its shadow when the Florida Democratic party, students demonstrate peacefully. Open indication of this came, of which threw In a question on This constant threat of violence is Carswell . and his Republican course, in the New City parade, union- what gives street demonstrations what Senatorial primary opponent. organized, In support of the war in Viet­ ever effect they may have on policy, and M ercury Rep. William Cramer, shows peaceful demonstrators can never en­ nam. Cramer with close to a two-to- F isc h e tti a ' tirely escape their symbiosis with vio­ one edge over the former U.S. Arid a very dependable one. Our But perhaps the most important tide ^ Jm a m lence-prone factions. Also, neither side Circuit Court Judge, with the business is the core'and feeding pulling organized labor toward the con­ of any important dispute can be commu­ undecided vote topping 30 per­ of furnoces. W e do it outomoli- nicated In shouts or slogans, and taking servative side on foreign- policy has been cent. colly. With a Mobil Heating Oil to the street brings out the most emo­ Service Contract, your furnace is Worse yet for "strict con­ lets you personalize your playing by selecting M ontego set rolling by some o f labor’s troubled tional and least rational elements in programmed to degree doys so structionist” ex-Judge Carswell, and blending thousands of tonal ' and tortured instincts on some other whatever cause is being backed. Just as that it’s olwoys well led and cored whose Supreme Court nomina­ the students have chanted “ Hey, hey, for. combinations. \ questions of the day. Labor is troubled tion was defeated In the Senate, LBJ, how many kids did you kill today,” That's more than any other Cramer runs far ahead in on the racial front because labor is so the workers carry signs “ Lindsay for babysitter will do. Unless it's Pinellas County (St. Peters­ where the basic integration which could Mayor of Hanoi.” your mdther-in-lqw/^ Despite all this, of course, both sides burg), .>vhere ' 26 per cent of Usmifsotuier'o oiiggootod rotoU price. lead to natural Integration everywhere ___ J® have a Constitutional, right to assemble Florida’s registered Republican State taxes, Uoenao, and tfUo extra. else has to take place. And as the prob­ and exercise free speech so long as they voters live. St. Petersburg Is U e * Cramer’s home county. lem of integration comes to labor, it do so peacefully. But what Is Consti­ © NOW'S THE TIME TO DEAL FOR A NEW MBtCURYI tutional is not always responsible. Free Moreover, in a closely fought frequently appears in the blunt form of heating oil neutivE wuMomc muwms speech also protects the rights of th4 battle for chairmanship of the a direct question: who gets this Job, activist Young Republicans of President and Vice President to call only e Hammond Is tune-free... sparing my brother or me? anti - war demonstrators “ burns” or Florida, Dennis O’Grady beat ' back an effort by Gov. Claude 24 HOUR you the cost and Inconvenience of Labor, which is accustomed to work­ “ effete snobs," If that is what they think. Yet they should have avoided such Kirk to oust him as chairman. tuning your organ. ing for what it gets, has an instinct to excessive rhetoric, and should be es­ It was Kirk who wrote the SERVICE! look at the trouble on the college eam- pecially careful not to repeat It in the original Corswell-for-Senate script, after getting top-level 643-5135 puaea from the conservative point o f ' current inflamed circumstances. MORIARTY BROTHERS Responsible citizens. Just like national approval from both the Re­ view, too. leaders, have a duty to do what is In publican National Committee We Give i t * C Deprived of the privilege of college their power to edge debate into moder­ and White House political aide O^een Stampal 816 CENTER S’TREET — MANCHESTER ate and rational channels. Especially Harry Dent. ‘ Itself, It has a hard time understanding Kirk’s effort to oust O'Orady, how when both sides are In the streets, nautivt TONI « m u young people wiio have the opportunity, citizens need to recognize that mass who was backed by Cramer, MORIARTY and seem to want nothing more than demonstratlcms are not virtuous but de­ was one more indication that NMMN for a pononal domonttrotlon of tho nowost Hammond the party's rgular organisa­ rrxxMt today. Soo why Hammond to tho choice of moot organ to destroy It. basing, that they corrupt the political I • I17II Chicnxo Dilly N«wi process, Mbstituting threats and intimi­ tion Is isomethlng less than BROTHERS buyort. Loam about our handy rontol plan. And aok for our THE SION OF THE CAT IS WHeiW It'S ATi f vovQR People who find themselves driven to dation for reasim and persuasion. WALL ecstatic, over candidate Cars­ well. sis CBM m R 8T. one side or the other of some questions STREET JOURNAL. MANCHBSTBR Carswell recently went Into a KAtc XMine yu/nne/unffsifnctiuit IN b i m & ^ t t t M m

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•/ \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1970 MANCHESTER BVT ING I^A L D , MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1970 , PAGE NINE Bolton Coventry 1979-71. The committee suggesU are now available in the Towti PZe Tables Action pursuing thij puichase of l:in'l' Hall, after considerable delays for cemeteries, and also a pro- because of the changeover in gram for strict enforcement of town government last fall, and $1.47 Million Town Budget ARRESTS burning laws. also a change in the auditor. GUNVER COPY CENTER Joaeph A. Daigle, &1, of Hart­ On Apartment Plans Mill Rate Set at 68.2. Up 10.2; Also moved up on toe priority The booklet contains the reports list are a- site design for Lislcke of local boards, commissions ford, charged with operating a The Planning and Zoning Commisaion last night took ■ 840 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER — 647-1475 motor vehicle (While hia licenae Park since funds will now be and agcncli©, the auditor's re- Walter L ^ ey Dead at 62^ Has Narrow Victory, 36-32 r^ d ersu s^ aTd a -g o Slow" stance regarding two serrate p^posals Council Bars C-DAP Agency avallable for permanent toilets; port and other data pertinent T h e l970-71 budgetof$l,470,366 This passed with the original sum,us won’t be known unUl to obey a red light at Main and an improved program of boat to a review of that year in toe • QUALITY OFFSET PRINTING (as well as electrostatic copi«i) Herald^notype Operator had a close call last night It motion The meeting was ad- July 1. so the mill rate must be !• Center Sts. He also was is- Chester, voting unanimously tO table both ProposalS TUe Town Council last night fected by toe Uirht mon«v .it... .h.t .. 71 . 7 .u Coventry Lake, and town’s business. had a close call last mgm. ii 10:18 p.m. an estimate.” » »“ ed a written wamlhg for ex- pending further studv. set toe mill rate for fiscal lOTO- tlon and t L stotT’. . a “ "®“ ‘'^ “ P >"®«»"K» ^e^'^®*" ------• WHILE YOU W AIT (free coffee yog probably won't finish Walter F ergi^n Lailey, 62, of was almost sent back to the Rate Tonight It was on the basis of all cesslve exhaust smoke, with in- One application, by Michael Uiought long and hard” about 71 at 68.2, a rise of 10.2 over toe b ^ r T h ^ n e w Central^ - - “ “ P®” ^*’'®’ ‘'®' the council and lake assocla- 24 Harvard R^, a linotype pper-*- Board of Finance because of Board of Finance will these questions that Taylor fig- spection requirad. Court date Sweties, is a request for a the Zelvln and Podrove parcels Armstrong AccortltMl before your job is done! ator at Thp^Herald for over 32 confusion over anticipated reve- meet tonight to set the tax rate, ured the town might have about Junes. change of sons from Rural last year before se^rately years, d i^ last night at his Rousing Reception nue. After lengthy discussion which has been estimated at 86 $178,000 more revenue than ------Residence to A Zone of his 22- granUng a cha^e to C Zone council also took toe quesUon C-DAPHr—« process and come up area. - , = • AT PRICES LESS (tha n what the nornnal printer charges just home. He was the husband of mills. Riley said his board anticipated during the next John L. Fowler, 29, of no cer- “ cre parcel off Wetjierell St. for convenUonal apartments. MOSeXJW (AP) — Noll Arm­ M r^ Emma Gagliardone Lailey. review the question of fiscal ves,r ’ 'I. it ‘iln address, charged wlUi Th® change, if granted, would He said he felt Uie commls- ey off the table and in a^un- ovislons to it, also. rted toat it has re- noon. autograph seekers before giving He was a member of the Amer­ tlon lor tne new lisool year, but igy emphasized however, toe vised some of Its priorities in Copies of toe town’s annual a half hour talk On his experl- f ballot. While joggpb Castagna, superintendent claimed was on its last legs gt 'the Hartford Correctional *hom residents in toe Wetoerell matter then passed unanimous- ican Legion and played trumpet dld impose one cut of $18,386 need for Coventry to follow toe light of the adopted budget for report tor tlie 1968-69 fiscal year ence on toe lunar surface, Read Herald Advertisements toe hallots were ^Ing prepared, gf schools (and a resident), and asked if the town weren't center to await court presents- —Redwood ' Farms area, in- jy. in its band for many years after to the assessor’s bu^et. The c-D A P procedure closely Flrst Selectman Richard Morra These turned out to be typo- being "penny wise and pound jg^,g gj gggj Hartford eluding toe applicant’s father. Before toe vote, Dobkln also the war. flal budget stM ^ , then, at $2,- other towns, and see how I m ------' ------asked finance board chairman graphical errors, and toe totals foolish." First Selectman Morra Ostap Swetzes, whose apple or- noted that the commission is He "hlso was a member of 712,676 of which $778,680 is plementotion of William Riley what affect toe were correct, ------Riley said. admitted that if worse came to Donald W. Perkins, 20, of ®*>ard abuts the 22 acres. studying a proposed new regu- programs Center Congregational Church, possible return of the budget to returnable in revenue, leaving works out Orient Lodge of Masons in Nor­ j,. . , , u. u ' attending toe meeting worse a new payloader could j^jg ,g Trail, Coventry, charged The other appllcaUon tabled laUon, toat would decrease a total of $1,933,806 to bo rals- „ ’ wood, Mass., and Nutmeg For­ J!*! had also questioned toe appar- T - failure to obey a red light w as'toe request of Atty. Leon apartment _denslUes. as well ed by taxes. Hugo Thomas said he thought preparation and mailing of tax ently large discrepancy between the fund for non-recurring ex- toat Coventry could encourage est. Tall Cedars of Lebanon of at Broad and Center Sts. Court Podrove for modified Stage H as make them standard in all the cash surplus figure given In penses (for which one mill is approval of plans for a propos- zones. The new mill rate will be-re- c,ti«n partlcipaUon in lo ^ - Manchester and formerly played Riley explained that toe toe auditor’s annual report and ®et aside each year) or from flected in t^ bills due and pay- range planning programs wlth- trumpet in the Nutmeg Forest Walter F. Lailey ed 380-unlt housing project off That study also had a hear- town’s financial processes had in the budget. The auditor listed cash surplus. The use of either Albert W. Bullock, 23, of Spencer St., designed for low ing on his thinking, he added, A H X w ® C-DAP. and while he saw Band, ito also was an ncUve neral Home, 400 Main St. The experienced delays all along the some $89,000 at toe end of fiscal fund would require a town vote charged with ' six and moderate income families. Request Essentially Same 7** question had been some good points in the pro league bowler. j^ev. Clifford O. Simpson, pas- Une this year because the re- 1988-60. ’Die Board of Finance A lady asked for a breakdown In toe case of the Swetzes’ before the council since last gram, he also found it ” con- Survivors, besides his wife, in- tor of Center Congregational valuation was late.B. IfII toeme budgetDuaget estimated $4,64634,646 as "available cfci the guidance department ° obtalnli^ money un- Similar to7 Beechwood------.. nnnllration for a change to A Deceml^r, when a hearing fusing.” Thomas also pointed elude two daughters, Mrs. Rich- Church, will officiate. Burial will were returned, it would take for appropriation” at toe begin- budget, which includes roeclul false pretenses and six The project, as proposed, PP i,- #-i*. WM held on a^ptlon of an out toat he felt it would have ard S. Zavarella of Manchester be in East Cemetery. time...... to. call ,»,.„toeranother town meet- nlng of fiLal 1969-70 * ---vice te-’ -'-er -ni-irl-s r'ao. counts of forgery, in connection would be similar in Intent to Zone, Dobkln said he felt the ordinance leg^Iy establishing been preferable to fund regional and Mrs. Donald C. Boas of Friends may call at toe fu- fng, and the town might have To taxpayers, including Tay- Mm. Butterfield asked about toe ^ th a complatot filed by top «h®. MISAC ^ r p . Beechwo,^ ^ • ^ ’ by toe agency, which had in fact planning agencies, rather than West Boylston, Mass.; t w o neral home tomorrow from,m 7 to to borrow money for expenses mr, this meant that there vas heating bill in toe new school Connecticut Welfare Depart- ApartmenU off Oakland St. It ® toe flr-t been at work for nearly a year, the DCA, with toe planning brothers, Harold Lailey of Ded- 9 p.m. min juiy,July, tnethe first month of toe more surplus available than “and “ “ was «»*>*>**»assured vu toatu.ov it.v will..... be.... ment ~s ,------Investigative“ — ~ division,------is planned to~Z J contain 98 unitsT-----time th application was made ^ g ^ lost as a committee, preparing data money. so toat consultants ham. Mass., and Thomas Lailey Friendship Lodge of Masons new fiscal year. He noted that actuary showed up in toe budg- about as estimated. Dr. Cas- Bullock 1s alleged to have each of two-bedroom and four- appuenuon wo*, for the appllcaUon of a C-DAP could be shared among towns. of Westwood, Mass.; a sister, will conduct a Masonic me- the questions were on revenue, et documents. Riley said after tagna said that heating toe new forged and passed welfare bedroom townhouse apart- (Community Development Ac- He felt toe C-DAP worked Mrs. Louis Sadler of Westwood; morial service tomorrow at 7:18 not on expenditures, and toat toe meeting that much of toe school by electricity is about checks between Sept. 1 and menta, and 190 units of three ™® “ and three grandchildren. .pm. at toe funeral home. revenue is taken into consider- $89,000 had been already com- equal per square foot as heat- Dec. 1 of last year. He was pre- bedrooms. T^e number of bed- tlon Plan which is administer- against toe regional planning change land fronting on Wetoer­ ed and funded through the De- concept in many ways, he said, He was a cousin of The Her- The family suggests toat any ation when setting the mill rate mitted ing he high school with fuel oil. sented yesterday in Manchester rooms would thus total 1,180. Of toe $1,474,294 adopted as Circuit Court, where he re- TTiat number of bedrooms has ell St. from Rural Residence to partment of Community AI- Most councllmen agreed that contributions be made Taylor repeated a question Voters also wanted to know fairs in Hartford. the town could undertake its Walter R. Ferguson. tp the Manchester Unit of toe on $60,000 in toe budget half what happened to taxes due in the budget for 1970-71, $484,060 ceived a continuance to June 1 toe commission members con- ^ ^ n e , but would have a sel­ At the December hearing, op- own planning programs wlth- Private funeral services will American Cancer Society, 237 E. for interest on new elfmentary one fiLil^year but^ collected in ls for expenses for toe town under a $1,000 bond. cemed because experience with approximately 660 feet and $986,306 for the ------MISAC’s Beechwood—Manches- Thus there would remain a position to the pursuance of a out CJ>AP, but that coimmunl- be Thursday at toe Holmes Fu- Center St. school notes and half for K :!::toer ALw er They ^ Into The latter buffer of Rural Residence land C-DAP was overwhelming, and ty support was necessary, esi on new ____ elementary__in ciiciu school the luiiu general wiiii;ii fund, uut;*> which does ACCIDENTS ter’s first govemment-subsldiz- bonds which have not yet" b e ^ renr^Tent* ” cash '^suim'lua** Casn already been reduced $27,- Max R. Ryan, 62. of 63 S. ed, low Income housing project between toe proposed apart- the council tabled action unUl Another objection voiced was Dr, Rocco A, Montano by the Board of Finance. Hawthorne St., charged with to date—has been that this type Swetzes w d In- more could be'Jearned about the that toe ordinance to establish “ W S I™'■I program, which is essenUally a the agency did not Ue down re- HEBRON —Dr. Rocco An- amount was too high. It was ex- town vote for items up to $1,000. John Morianos was assured following too closely. He was of project results In four to five •^“atrlally zoned land on toe toony Montano, 6K' of Yuba Jessie Mae Belcher, 79. of 788 plained by Morra, Rllev and This vear’s snmliis was used toat------. $1,800 for toe active ~yesieruay fire- arrested yesterday a afternoon iiem oon uuicb times uie the iiumoer number oi of cmioren children _ w. , Wetoerell i. , SL“ long-range planning program sponsibiliUes and made for a City, Calif., brother of William Foster St., died yesterday at others toat when toe town with town permission for um been reinstated when he struc)c toe rear of an- expected in toe conventional designed to encourage a town rather open-ended sltuaUon. Montano of Hebron, dldd May the home of her daughter, Mrs. changes from short-term n7es r^Hclpatod 1 0 ^ :^ paymento other car toat had stopped for apartment project. They envi- taking more time to study to take a long, hard look at It- Following toe action to reiject 18 in Yub a a ty and his funeral Willard Littlefield, 797 Foster to bond-financing for the new on toe short-term school notes, a red light at Center St. and that the requested project because "whatever self, and come up with a plan establishment of toe agency, was held toare May 21. He was St. She was toe widow of John school, the Interest rate will be Cash surplus can also be used W. Middle Tpke. He was also would house about 470 children. “ ®q*“ ® could tip the of acUon to solve problems. Councilman Bruce Wilson mov- buried in Sierra View Memorial Belcher. high-perhaps as high as seven to lower toe mill rate for the Rope Mishap issued a written warning for The plan submitted to the ^stance for toe wiay toe entire In March, a public meeting ed toat a more Ughtly-worded Park, Yuba City. Mrs. Belcher was bom April or eight per cent and that all next fiscal year. driving after drinking. Court commission by Podrove is to *'°®® eventually.” was held with C-DAP and DOA ordinance be considered, and he Survivors also include his 18. 1891 in Nova Scotia, Canada, toe money will be needed tt, f i u, i f * ih i date June 8. build toe apartment complex on Member Alfred Sieffert ob- representatives present *^to offered one that had already served toat he felt there was wife, one son, his mother and and she lived in South Windsor The ballot voting began.' The not yet c o m f to f ^ toe“ sch^l Badly Hurts ------two adjacent parcels off Spen- answer quesUona, and, again, been prepared. There was no “ no valid reason to deny” toe a 8‘8t®r- most of her life. Before her re- results gaVe . the budget, and bulldtog p r o je ^ causes cot- Frank Ruggiero, 71, of 70 e®*" ®t. near Hillstdwn Rd., the opposiUon was overwhelm- second to toe moUon, how- request, and toat the character ------tirement, she operated a board- toe Board of Finance, a much m ^ a u w Former GI Woodhlll Rd., was charged with totaling about 33 acres, **'*'• ever, and toe council agreed Francis Coughlin ing home for toe aged. stronger vote of confidence: 64 half toe construc- failure to yield toe right of way One parcel of 18.6 of toe area prolbably will have In taking toe acUon it took that it should wait a while be- COVENTRY — Francis Survivors also Include two voters favored tton cost, some $390,000 is due Robert Berube, to chang© with the buUdir^ of laat night, the council cited a fore bringing the quesUon up Coughlin, 72, number of reasons but noted for discussion again, A*...- » .ppe'^T-" received Riley pointed“ ‘/ out i s that critical condition today at j^gj„ g„^ rora,ford, rainerfather ofoi Richardn,icnaru F.r . grandchildren.6*«***“'>'*“*'-*''“ - The only otherwtucr itemiiem on toeUie nnlv onfnol rovomiziz non Kzx a, t. * _i i tta.' intuii tuiu sirucK a vm, iuu> uccii purenaaea oy uii that, for the most part, it wish- in other action at last night’s Coughlin of Coventry, died Sun- Funeral arrangements are be- agenda passed unanimously in coimted. M ^chester M em ^ al Hospital southbound car, police said. On-• Greater Hartford Housing De -e 5‘v .r.s sr„io‘:s ed to keep an open mind on the meeting, toe council agreed to day at Manchester Memorial ing made by toe Holmes Funer- five minutes. The town was ^ j A -At. after nearly hanging lumacn j „,jnor damage was reported velopment Fund Inc., (GHHDF) ^ issue, and perhaps look into it set June 1 as toe date for a Hospital. al Home, 400 Main St., and asked to gl^ve toe Park and Dr. Castagna caused further yesterday afternoon in an ap- ^ourt date June 16 toe same gnmp toat provided “ *® again at some future date. joint meeting with toe Board of Survivors aj^o include his nre incomplete, Recreation °DepartmenrTutlmr^ constematlo^x among those as- parent accident at a Birch St. _____ ' funds to and were toe consult- commsision members all Several councllmen noted that Education to discuss the school agreed toat they wanted more wife, a brother, two sisters and ----- Ity to expend $7,800 from its re- when he said re^ en ce. ^ COMPLAINTS ants for the MISAC group. they had talked with officials of board’s formal request, re- a grandchild. Pauline Kiajewskl serve fund sf*er .Tuiy i ^ toat the town hM received as I^lice, who Investigated toe Two more weekend break at- The other parcel of 14.6 acres time to consider toe Swetzes ap­ other towns regarding C-DAP, ceived lost night, for -an addl- of May 8 of this fiscal year incident, said Berube, a Vlet- plication. The funeral will be held Mrs. Pauline M.' Krajewskl of storage building in Herrick Me- abuts the Zelvln land, is owned and got little strongly positive tional appropriation of $25,000 to p t * s i t na™ v.ur„, p,.^,wio, sTaeSaaTTroJ: the commls- response. The state and federal complete the current fiscal ______toe Hm Fp„.,a,H».,^«n, Sl. B. aiad p„,„Aay a. m~.P.r LTS.rAA““'Sra:"a,S “ -• .““‘“S.SI’r?. financial situation was dls- year. Bert L. McConkey, of 74 Bret- About a year ago, the Zelvln ^ application of Barney cussed, with councllmen noting The request was not unexpect- wa. po™ p. .-.»T7ra“'!„.“pr,o?'r riafarpaTar" ““ Sr' •'" “ ton Rd., and toe other at the P*®®® was approved by toe com- P®i®rman for a 16-unlt apart- that DCA funding couU) be af- ed, and the school board noted 9. Burial will be in Rose Hill Poland ^ d had lived in Mm - ^mne P T O e The total. Board of Education Chairman 'm some unexnlalned manner. home of Maurice O’Connor, of mission for toe construcUon of project off Hilliard St. just 184 Princeton St. 276 apartment units of toe con- ® „ «®g®nt. “ T r r e " t i r b e \ r c 2 n r L r s S h r ^ s a communicant of St building is $13.80^^ “ T Z T t lS r ^ 'ls eaultf ...... Police. said ”entrance was venUonal ------— type. b ''° h ‘ » ® lwas taken after mem-

morial contributtons be made of toe Polish Womens’ Alliance ael and moderator for last the finance io Z i into it S d to toe rallinrat toe oth- ‘^®"®® ® ®®«-®®" ®" " Pi®""®*! ^ N eir'i^ ^ o sa7d"lUs''stuT h^^ to toe American Cancer Society °f America. meeting, requested an Town Treasurer Mrs Cather- er end tiolice said kitchen window. Several rooms ^ would accommo- g j^ ^ nnoior-f uwn or toe Manchester Memorial „ ‘ ‘l® ‘"® P®^®-®" said she sent toe He w m found lying uncon- !^®:® f®-®"®'*’ but notWng ap- ^ ‘ ®, ^be conven- in cre^ ^ s to r ^ w"«t! Hospital. Stanley J. Krajewskl, of Man- Public Building Commission'to TnM ciaTnoUces p eM err^ h a v ; bren token. ‘ VP®- ...... materially Increase storm wat- chester, Chester A. Krajewskl expend toe amount for toe Park boards and toat "no scious on the ground near the O’Connor home a However, Podrove never re- ®'‘ ronoff problems in the area. Mrs. Oertrude F. Mallloux ^ W inder Md Joseph F, and Recreation Commis^om ^^Trno^^^ymoney may be Zsurplus, nZ T toe . from an stone w L iM T a'w im Krajewski of Dayton, Ohio; 4 unidentified ^ r s ^ dow screen, police said. The un- Proval for his origl_nal plaito. ““f j police said. An ambulance was Mi©, Gertrude Ford Mallloux, daughters, Mrs. Stanley Fal- locked kitchen window was then he came before the ^ ® , he_diwm for each 73, of Hartford, sister of g„d Mrs. Raymond summoned and rushed him to opened about six inches, but the ®°mmisslon May 4 to seek ap- ®P^m ent and be on a parcel the hospital. Jotm O’lLeary of Manchest:r j^ jjg jpera, Ixito of Manchester, house was not entered. proval for the 380-unit low-in- • died yesterday at Springfield orlowski of Rockville Specialists Describe _____ come project. View AnsaldPs Plana Hospital Medical Center, Sprir.g- and Mrs. Francis Poggie of An undetermined amount of See School ^ Problem commiosion also view­ flelld. Mass. She was the widow Ellington; 12 grandchildren, ed plans requesting Stage II of (Jeorge A. Mallloux. Pre-Academic Testing Patrol In cifirarettes candv and mpiit under that proposal, now _ and 8 great-grandchildren. WM token in another break re- P «'«""«. the 380 unite would be Jbe secemd and Survivors also include her The funeral will be tomorrow Emphasizing toat toe goal of dren who might not be ready constructed on toe combined •^blrd sections of the Andrew An- daughter, a son, a sl3p- Lebanon ported yesterday at the 9to hole at 8;1S a.m. from toe Holmes the Manchester school system for first grade. Of kind^- refreshment stand at toe Man­ Zelviii-Podrove parcels into a Co.’s Villager Apartments mother, a gr.mddaughter and i „Funeral Home, 400 A,ui Main a*St., should_u...,A be ggj.jy prevenUon garten children enrolled this (ConRnued from Page One) single pro/ect. Sycamore Lane. 1 r.4 O f 1.1^ XI . ------** ------WZZZ\MZC\A uue chester ^ CtountryaV U I I U Y 4 club.J1UU. The m e BUinU stand niece. From toe first, toe commis- "^b® first section of 31 toyro- •fhe funeral wiU be held Thurs- Y t » ? o Burial vdU T than later remediation, year, she said, teachers refer- shelled, four Lebanese border was also rifled about two weeks dav a t ^ T m at St Patoick’s two speci^tots outlined to top red 20 per cent to 1>e tested. She villages in reprisal, killing 20 ago. sion members’ reaction was bouse units recently was com- ^ u rch Th^reOTviile B^^^^ be in St.James Cem ete^ ^ a r d of Education last night and Mrs. Karen Vo-D-ck, Lebanese and wounding 40. ------"Where will we put all the Pl®t®d. and drew cx>mpliments te'in St I t o S s K iS T ^ I M fr o L T t o t tb® mechanics of and purpose speech, hearing and language Two weeks ago, Israeli forces school children?” from the commission for the "®'’“ ' borne tonight from 7 to 9. underlying toe pre-academic th Tp- st, ’ast rl^^ht expialne- a pushed into southeast Lebanon Their arithmetic has shown manner in which they were exe- Cemetery in Thompsonville. testing program to uncover battery of tests given. Adminis- to hit the network of guerrilla toat if they allow the requested ®uted. Friends may call at too $7.5 Million project, they may end up with Andrew Ansaldi Jr., who pre- Brewne Funeral Home, 121 obvious and latent problems tering toe battery to each child bases in toe area. They re- about 470 children. sented plans for the 61-unlt ad- Pearl St., Enfield, from 2 to 1 toat would later impede toe requires two hours by toe mained 36 hours and said they ISixon Greets By contrast, if they were to ‘btlon, said they would be and 7 to 9 p m. tomorrow. learning development of chll- speech, and one hour by toe killed 30 guerrillas and captured To Cambodia ■’ ------A . . . require conventional apart- l‘*®ntical in construction and ■nie family suggests that any dren. , reading departments, memorial donations be made to Indonesian Mrs. Zeto Ford, reading con- Mrs. Ford said it is useless to (Continued from Page One) ments (as they originally con- to toe existing section, the American Cancer Society. sultant, said that in toe past, detect a learning problem and templated when ZeMn and Finally, th? commission voted the emphasis has been on dlag- then do nothing about it. She date as soon as possible. Podrove separetely sought ap- recommend that the town President nostlc testing for reading readl- compared this dilemma to be- About Town President Nixon said May 8 proval), the'town would proba^ purchase a parced of propertv Laura L. DiBJVfartin —: — -o — ------o uuo uiivuiintt w oc- _ *u.,4o f ( ...w w ^, uszu aztov Ktauo - leaercufederal griinu grand jury in In naruuru. Hartford, «• is expected tow wujuo come thisuiia week. intn-Ahi_,_^a,._ a. breaking — harmonize with and beautify that exists in the air we are now breathing. Governments are Holmes Funeral Home, 400 eweciive Juno uu, uorary servic. quality library service can only children from becoming use.- zone for two months. This Is the The indictment stems from a Three days after the raid at *"“ * ^ ® PO»t office on Rt. so your property. hard at work trying to reverse the situation. As individuals though, Main St., Manchester, tomor- at the Wood Memorial L'brary be realized with this action, toe ful citizens later.” 10,000-square-mile-zone that car accident Swan was involved Swan’s apartment, federal '*'®*'® *««llct*d in U. S. Federal Biieter Ctabbefe A s m iu ------we loo can do something. We can slop burning leaves and trash. row from 7 to 9 p.m. on Main St. v,-ill be discontinued, board said. , In other action, toe board vot- runs from the coast'through Sal- *n in Vernon last Oct. 81. Pollcs agents raided the Bridgewater, Court in Hartford yesterday. eaeluslva Santt/eed liner. We can keep our automobiles in such condition as to minimize The family suggests that any Library services will be con- Kenneth B. Shaffer, director ed to ask toe Board of Directors gon to toe Cambodian border found two rifles in the trunk of Mass., home of his parents. The Robert Lsuigdeau, 30, of Cen- Built-in protection to moke the hazardous effeOI of exhausts. We can heat our homes and hot water memorial contribuUons be soli'^atcd at the Su tlvan Avenue of the Simmons Library School, to increase toe existing Adult and extends along the border bis car. Later, a raid by fed- raid yielded two truckloads of Falls and Francis Laven- your pool eefe — more iTXTB OTT n r with an energy that is totally free of pollutants. Gas. Conversion to made to toe Memorial Building library which serv,es as the in his survey of library services Basic Education washout ac- lor 231 miles eral agents and local and state arms, ammunition and expio- *ber, gi, of Pawtucket both hod hygUmie. gas heat is so simple, so fast, so inexpensive as to make the continued Fund of toe United Methodist principal library for the town in South Windsor in December count by $366,86, and to request ■ ______police revealed an arsenal of slves inside toe house. Swan bonds set at 16,000, Court date Patented non-skid use of sooty, smoky fuels sinful and almost criminal. If you want Church of Bolton. The ex'st'n? book collr .’tion will i965, recommended abandoning toe directors to establish a $8,- » . „ n r J J weapons and ammuniUon in had been on employe of the '•'•bi not set. Cat-lok coping; the m iPH OKr to do something about the future. . . about the world you prepare for be inventoried and be incorpora- library service at toe Main St. 789 washout account for toe re- r o l i c y U ^ I e n p e d gv/on’s anartment. Swan was a firearms division of Colt Indus- The Indlctmsnt chsrrad th. industry’s widett-engla surface ekimmer; e complete your children and theirs, call your heating contractor of CNG. Now! , ‘«<1 into on'- collecti .n. lorn'i'n newal next year of Project TAP 'ConUnued from Page One) natlent at Manchester Memorial tries. Inc. in Hartford. Pnir with forciblv bFMbin> Un* of pool eccaesoriaa... and . 'Hie Library Board in taking The Wood Memorial Library (Teacher Aide Training Pro- *cl*m of the Atheiu regime at ’ ’oroltal for several nionths af- A federal spokesman in Mas- n building used os a U 8 Poet ■ 10 yeer factory-backed f Personal Notices this action ^!ald it.recognizes the <■ ueing in Dec. 14, ram) conducted in conjunction the meeting, fearing a Oreek ter toe accident. sachusetts said toe Swan family intetuUng to commit lar- warranty. I ______valuable work of the South Wina- 1925 when toe late William R. 'vith toe problem of each child, walkout from the alliance. The arsenal Included nine was coimected with a "far ceny. And lota more. Let ue In Memoriam sor Public Library Auxiliary, Wood made funds available for College. Emil Jonsson o l Iceland, the rifles including German, Rus- right” outfit but declined to It further charged that on or help you plan your pool whose menvbers contrlbirled 'n- the construction of a building Allan Chesterton, coordinator preiddent of the ministerial slan and English models, seven Identify which one. about the same Unie the pair intoUlgently - end at In Invuw memory of Clara Wadas ^®*'®®‘ Providing as- honoring his mother, Mrs. Mary of state and federal funds for council, may have been trying hand guns, a 8.5 mm rocket, On the first and the fourth conspirad to commit an o f f ^ a reasonable cost Cell or write ALL SEASON whoho passed away (May 26, 1968. slstance to library staff in'main- Lyman of Ellsworth Wood, as Manchester, said toe plan Is to to cool the Greek Issue when he narts of a mortar, four hand count, if found guilty. Swan against the U, 8' Post Office today for FRKB daaign halp and nill Information. Tlw depths of sorrow we omuipt tetl. talnlng service at toe Wood well as a trust fund to care for place seven aides each semes^ said: "The strength of our aUl- irrenades, two mine fuses, biack could be fined $10,0()o'’or sen- with ^ T i i 'unknown**to^t^ POOL, IN C . Of ilM lOM of one we loved ao *^*^f?**^ ^^**^”*^ y ^ r. the building and to promote Ita ter in schools to be designated ance has always been Its unity powder, a gun silencer a t®nced to two years in prison, grand Jury, and that as 440-6882 And while ehe oteefM * peaceful The action of the Library usefulness. The space on the later. He added that probably and diversity and Its ability to large quantity of amtAuniUon. both. On (he third count, |2,® “ overt mot, furthering to that , , . ■ l;l I I h‘ (Boole 44A GO BoHao Lake) ileoPi Her memory we ihah always keep nofud 'van •r''de in ^r^er to first floor of the memorial has 10 of the U aides would be adapt to constantly changing. The indictments handed down WK) fine, five years in prison, or consplraoy," both mtOrsd I !■ \ I r i I ' 'I 'I ' \l'l P.O. Box 188 I , t r: /. 11 ,■;// ( / /■’/ I D auber and aon-in-iaw improved library ser- been made available during working in the second year of conditions, both inside and out- yesterday charge Swan with two and on the other three window in'ths northaaat oomsr BoNon iadw, Oemi. eSaOranddaugfaier town within the past years for library purposes, the associate degree program, side the alliance.** counts of possession of firearms counts, 10 years, |10,o6o or both, of ths post offlos bulldi .1 . . ‘ u '• u ' / / /i’ post offlos building. I I I II n : \ I I M PAOfe tV N MANCHJJSTfiB-EYEING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1970 WAI^il^lESTER EVEN114G HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1970 PAGE ELEVEN the flrat auoh acUon-orlentad ef­ ■ ATTENTION PARENTS 1 Sleith R^Elected Tolland forts made on a direct commu­ T V Tonight nity level, a SUMMER r e a d in g CLASSES VeriKDii T he’ cam paign la sUU not Panel Says Nike Site Use Topic Lutz Speaker Tells See Saturday's TV Week Rid Litter Day Campaign over, he ndtedi ToUahd High Elementary, Jr. High, High School and OoUogo Students (or Complete Listings. School Principal Roger Olaon TWO FOUR WEEK SESSIONS Retarded la going to coll a meeUng of the FIRST SESSION BEGINS JUNE 2S NAACPAide Warns Rotarians: For Forum of Youth 5:M tS) Perry Muon Called ^Immense Succ Student Oouncll at the aohool to Of Ecology Dangers (M> B l# P lc ta re (0 ) in find additional volunteera 'to Small, effective daetoes In reading and study aklUs. IwMvWual- (St) Maniters Saturday's Hid Utter Day located on Industrial DlRWe Mistreated A townwide youth forum at the Nike Site will be held («#) F Troop (C) campaign was termed an ^*lm- town Industrial park. \ . clean up along the town'a roads. lied programs acocnllng to piro-teet d.'n(B»ioirj3, Programs may MEATOWN ‘Ye Shall Reap What Ye Sow’ tomorrow night starting at about 6:30 to discuss rec­ s.-ts (40) WeaUier Wotek (0) toclude moil areas as word attack skJJs (phonics), compre­ By MARGARET AULISIO S:M (U) Film mense success” by Flrat Select- *°P “ “ ByR v RARRARA BARBARA RICHMOND (Continued from Pdge Gne) reation at the site and elsewhere in town. 1215^2 SILVER LANE—EAST HARTFORD (8*) aUllroB’i loUad (O) both firms through their Manchester Evening hension, V(x:abulnry development, speed reading, how tatstudy order finds lU roots in the minds effectively, critical and inferent.'ol reading, teat taklngptaa}!- (Herald Reporter) For those v'ho do not have a ------The issue of ecology was still alive last night at the (4*) Tmlk or CoMeqooBceo man Charles Thlfault. John Olender and Kingfisher d correspondent and hearts of those who govern^ plMOd with a more personal annual meeting of the Lute Junior Museum at which 8 ;M (8-8) W eath er — Sporte a n d niques perception, ooncentraJtlon, college board tert prepara­ ride, transi»rt.Uw U> the f^ m ^tso Included In the timetable 'WHERE QUAI.ITY ALWAYS Newo (0 ) extended his gratitude to all president Frank Gregory, ktrale, tel. STS-IStS. tion and general Improvement of reading 'efficiency. “Ye shall reap what ye sow." He further explained, ”U is In grdiiplng which permits privacy sjxMwored by tte Town Youth Dr. William Niering, director of the Connecticut Arbor­ (18) Leave It to Beaver the minds and hearts of those EXCEEDS THE PRICE!" Bat Maoteroea who participated In the event. Edward Marcel Soucler of •* AlrJZicndltionad CSaasrooims ★ OerttHed Teachers of Reading America has sown the seeds of and imitviduality, the commit­ ^m ission, will be pn/vlded development of eight buildings etum in. New London, gave the main address. (SO) MeHale'o Navy it Morning Classes—Monday through Thursday. too apathetic and heartless to Althougtt, thanka to ttw newa The campaign was telescoped MAR ConstrucUon Co. donated violence and oppression and If tee said. by bus from the Municipal Build at the site for a variety of uses.. (4f) Newo it Teisting Programs for Dtagnosls and Piacement. care aibout the poor. Those who Ing parking lot at 6 or 6:20 p.m. and tetovtaioii' media lately, tiM (4#) 7T Snnoet Strip Into a five-hour project and in- trucks, a payloader and a buH- >mptroller you respond to that violence '"rhere Is no pla^e^for exces­ Proposed plans for the bulld- OPiBN WKD. NIGHT T IU , 8:00 •:8a (8) Newe with Waller Croa- with violence, then you are the placed Individuals in offices of OPEN THURS. and FRI. NIGHTS 'HLI, 0:00 acme people In the audience, volved over 60 icxial residents dozer to the effort which were public trust based on their '"K® ‘"C'ude a cultural center k lte (0 ) Acodomic Reading Improvement Center, Inc. bad fruits she has produced.” sive use of physical rektr^lnts, a t approxim ately 8:30. Interest­ (Cloeed All Day Sat., Memorial Day) fe:ltng they’ve already been .Trit­ (8) Newo with Fraak Bey- of all ages. operated by him and his son. Sce^aDef icit ethnic background and private ...... ' " for m\wlc, theater and the arU ; Boldi (0) This word of caution was of­ abusive use of drugs and pro­ ed adults are also welcome. urated with eoo'ogfy. looked In- A total of B2 80-gaUon In addlUon to Improving the 68 E. Oerter St,, Manchester OoU F red expressions of bigotry.” „ a recreation department head- (IS) Dick Van Dyke Town Manager Robert Weiss quarters; a community center DuBuque iUa'.ly at the apeaker wi'Ui Ured (88) F ilm capacity plastic bags were fill- Green, two loads of loam were For !l^nnium Next'to Cavey’a Restaurant Kaprove, fered by Wilbur Smith (o the He described it at as a dis­ longed periods of Isolation for 8:45 (80) Local Newo sent a tetter to the Board of meetinga, theater and a eyea, he soon held their attent- ed with the litter from the sides used to landscape around the FREE PARKING D irector 643-9947 Rockville Rotary Club yester­ ordered houbo of politics where the, sole purpose of controlling Ti88 (8) Alter Dinner Movie day. Directors -last week reminding oyiid care center; an active tioiv firm ly, g iv ii^ w hat Will. am (88) H nnlley - B rinkley of some of the town's roads, former jail, which will serve as HARTFORD, (AP) — God is ‘W'elcome only (or Invo- behavior or (or punitive rea­ H. Sleith, president of 'the Luta p o rt (C) while another crew' worked on a town administration building The state deficit at\&e end of Smith is director of urban oatlns and benedictions and towh’a, a^eement with game center for table tennis, (8) Tmtk or Conieqnencei (C) sons,” the committee said. the fc^ral govetw^nt to de- fnor sportJi; a board of truateea, kuter called a (18) C andid C am era the hauling and spreading of In the near future. the current two-year lUcal pe- program s for the NAACP. He Is where Christ Is an unwelcome About $1 billion in tax dollars velop the »lte substarttlally over jggj, center; a teen center an- "frightening and Inepiring" (S8-M) Newo — W eath er — also on Instructor at Eastern Intruder. Sporto aad Frainre (C) loam (or the Green and Its re- picking up litter along the rfod will be |18».4 m illi^ State CANNED HAMS qieech. Connecticut State College and is spent each year for treatment a five-year. period. ' - > --•’t; ’Dulldlng bulldlne 1for theatrics I 7:88 (fi^) I Dream of Jeaanie seeding. roadside was the other portion comptroUer Louis I. Gla ’’Despite all I have said, I' SleiUi was re-elected president of the mentally retarded. The site, a demilitarized mil- g final building (8-48) M od Sqnad () Geranium plants donated by'of the day’s activities planned ran os candidate for the mayor still fe d we lia-ve a com m itm ent of (he rroard of trustees last (U ) Movio of Haitford on the Liberal Par­ The panel said the goal of res­ tary defense base of about 39 uoed as an equipment stor- 8:88 (8M0) Debbie B^noldo Show Ruopes Greenhouse have been by Thlfault. The major road ® “‘“ Y- to, try to .sa\e this nation, but acres, was ocquirod at a cost of g^g night, tor ria second yriar of 8;S8 (8) Bed Skelloa Show B (O) ty ticket last November. It must be a victory with hon­ idential services (or the mental­ planted around the Memorial tackled was Old Stafford Rd. on 1^® fiscal biennium will end $50,000 to the town. It is local- Proposed pjans for using the aervice, the busineiia portion (8Pd8) Jolla B (C) “Great was the fall of it," or,” he cautioned . ly retarded should be (oqr-fold: (8-48) Movie of the Week monument on the Green, and which Gardner and his crew fill- June SO, 1971, ed off Hercules Dr. acreage surraumllng the build- of the meeting following dinner • :88 (88-88) M ovies Smith titled his talk, biit it was to encourage physical, intellec­ will be blooming In time for ed 26 bags of rubbish, much of Factors Involved. In the pro- Citing Amcrt(m as standing as in hs letter, 'WelJis reminds pg|| fgp gTOhely, a basket- and (he maid eddras. Also elect­ •:88 (8) Ooveraor and J.J. (C) sub-titled, “What’s Wrong with tual and social capabilities to 18:M (8) 88 MInnIeo (C) Memorlal Day, ThifaUlt noted, which probably had fallen off Je®t®d deficit Include Inflation, the last frontier cf demotn'an'', the board of two Items he pro- jjg.u court (already In exlst- ed weire (our othr officerB and 10 our young people?” (8-48) Mareno Welby, M.D. Working on the relandscaping the cars of residents taking lower-than-expected tax reven- Smith warned that all other the fullest; to develop emotional posed In the Capital improve- g„gg, diamond, d-amp truateee. U8) Ten O'clock Report nations of the world are 'watch­ maturity commensurate with 18:88 (18) Tem po 18 of the Green were people from their trash to the dump. *^® *'**■*' Smith’s opening quotation ments budget for the fiscal y^ar gj,d picnic sites, model alrplan^' Dr. Niering, who ia alao a pru- ing to see whut America will do. social and intellectual g;rowth; 11:88 (8-8-88-48) Newo — W eath er all over the community and rep- Q,r, gcouU belonging to Mrs. money, from Matthew 7: 26-27 offered starting July 1: The rehablllta- ggj ^jjg flying, ruiture trall-s feanor of botany at Oonneoticut a n d %H>rto ” (C) much food for thought; “Those "There Is a throat to the sec­ when possible, to develop skills, (M) Sm H n n t (C) resenting all age groups. Dorothy Sllhavy's troop collect- Gladstone’s esOmate. which Uon of a building for a teen g^q horseback riding. \n ex­ College In New London, talked of you who heareth the words urity of Americja and there Is a habits and attitudes essential 11:88 (8) M ovie Supervising the efforts was ^ ^2 bags of rubbish along New *^®" demanded by ^pub- center for $17,000 and the aotlva tension of the ski slope area Is aibout “the subtleties that take 11:88 (taS8) Tonickt Show Johnny of mine and doeth them, I will deadly enem y to the cause of (or return to contemporary so­ C aroon (C) Furlonge Flynn, with a divers! lican leaders, came one day af­ tlon of water and sewer facllit- al-so being considered. {dace everytime you manipulate subdivisions liken him unto a wise man who freedom,” he said. ciety, and to provide a personal­ WUUam H. Sleith (8-48) Dick Cavett Show (C) fled group. Including the off N^^Rd.' ter Congressman Thomas J. leis In the entire complex for the environment.” The tide of 1:88 (8-80-48) Newo — P ra y e r an d built his house on rock. And He defined this thrcjat as being ly satisfying life within the Insti­ Slyn Off (C) American Heritage Junk Band Mesklll, a contender for the $70,000. Ida apeech was, "Quest for Sur­ Another Scout Troop the rains fell, the flds came the attitude of minds among tutional envli>onment. Weiss had asked for $797,043 vival: Quality or Quantity?" ly she per cent of its popula- 1:18 (8) Newo and Weather — Mo­ and Freak Show; Kenneth Kay- GOP gubernatorial nomination Bristol Schools Close ment of Meditation and Siyn ______headed by James Titus said the deficit could go os high and the winds blew and beat hunvan beings that leads them Specific recommendations In­ in the Capital Improvement fund One of the many current tlon. We will also have to live Off nor, chairman of the Board of to deny or destroy the sacred ^ r e tt collected five bags of rubbish jsqo million. upon that house but It fell not cluded : for a ■variety of town program s In Teacher Walkout praotioes the ecologist oondemn- with "less affluence," he said, E ducation; rights of others and to Ignore along Partridge Lane, Grand­ (or it was founded on a rock." —A review of each inmate’s which the board reduced to BRISTOL, Conn. (AP)—About ed Is the widespread use of th>3 and accept.-a “slowdown o( the Gardner, with several neigh­ One of the biggest items in the dhlrve quality of the hiimait Public Records view and Woodland Sts. "But,” he continued quoting, history at least once a year, ap­ $405,643. 519 teachers failed to show up IK wed MUer 24S‘T which he aaid whole system and a reorlenta- bors, Dwayne Matthews, Earl the project state deficit is a $66 personality.” ID* at Lea.st rrhe Stuart Danforth "those of you who heareth these pointment of legal guardians to Weiss says 'that If the town for classes today, and Bristol and the main address. Also el- tlon of values." Warrantee Deed _____Kloter,______Bruce...... Rogers ...... and Ken family ...... ggjiijgg ...... deficit..... In...... the...... state Wel- “It Is that attitude of mind,” A ,$1.40 words of mine and doeth them l(x>k after the cMl and human does not start on the teen cen Sch(X)l Superintendent William ected were four other officers Following Dr. Nierlng’s Simon Kntzabky to Jaymarv Peterson, and a five-man crew collected rubbish along Gehring ^ Department. About half of he charged, "which for the C a n ^ can! Inc., parcel off Hills St., con­ not, I will liken him unto a f(xil- rights of 68u:h retarded person, ter and water and sewer facll F. Rowe closed the schools. and 10 trustees. speech, the following officeia from the 'VFW Post 241, under Cedar Swamp Rd., fillip however, U relmburslble by cheap testimony of prejudiced veyance tax $9.36—-part of pur­ Ish man who* built hts house and a guarantee of such rights (ties In the next fiscal year Rowe called the walkout 89 He also mentioned the Ponde- the direction of Commander Er- 20 bags which In turn complete- federal government, men will find an excuse for were elected to the board of chase which Includes six par­ upon sand. The rains (ell, the as ownership and control of pro­ "•We wdU llnd It difficult to j,gr cent effective. This Is The CocKNoc of Homs! rosa pines in the mountains of trustees: Thomas S. Latham, win Davies. All worked to >y filled their utility trailer. biggest disappointment In BE SURE BLISS has been serving the llonin building the hindering and ham­ cels in East Hartford, at Man­ floods came and the winds blew perty of the retarded. meet the conditions of the agree Discussions are to take place San Bemadino, Calif., about 'Vice-president of operations, spread the loam. The 'VFW crew collected 20 the,tax structure Is the corpora- Owner for 88 YEARS. For a oonqilete FREE IN­ pering walls of segregation merit with the Federal govern­ chester-East Hartford town line. and beat upon that house and It Wllbur Smith —Establishing voluntary and throughout the day among mem­ half of which are dying thanks Charles E. Spaeth, vice presi­ Others out on the Green with large bags along Sand Rd. and tlon tax. Between Sept. 30, 1969 SPECTION of your home by a Termite Oontral arpund the lives of worthy peo­ ment. . . Lease their rakes and lawn mowers Ht. 74 between Ben’s service and April 30 of this year the Expert, siqierviaed by the finest tectaloal statf, fell, and great was the fall of involimtary admission stand­ bers of the Bristol Education DuBuque, AD Meat largely to smog from Los An­ dent of finance, Mrs. Robert Theodore Poulos to Arro-.v It.” ple.” ”It should be rem em bered of were Tolland Historical Society station and the Mt. 'View Dairy, comptroller’s office revised Its phone our nearest local office; lals, backed by the ras(dst-per- ards on the Individual’s need for Association (BEA) and the city. geles som e 60-70 m iles away. Franklin, secretary, and Alvin Leisure Products Inc. of New “They are unmindful of the (xjurse,” he txntlnues, "that a These pines and some other President Clyde Johndro, John TTiree of the town constables, estimate of revenues from the Reminding the Rotarians that meated sooJety, clamor (or away-from-home services, ’’not The dispute is over a proposed J. Hlrschfeld, treasurer. Their England, proniiises at 298 W. ”we live In a nation supposedly stark reality that the wall (allure on the town’s part to vegetation on the 45 degree Tweet, town employe. Charles Joseph Nedwied, William WII- corporation tax downward by more men, more guns and more on what is expedient or conven­ contract, but details were not terms will expire in 1971. Middle Tpke., for two years under God,” Smith termed It as dogs to put dowti the s.-)-ca>l"(I fences in not only those who are ll've up to the conditions of the , , .... slopes, also dying, may, he Elected to the board of Loetocher who also helped h|iul Hams and Art Zlnser, donated $64 million. segregated but also those who ient at the time.” agreement could result In the (ximmenolng May 1. 1970, with being rapidly on its way to hell threat . t o law and order. . .young said, be holding the land In loam and Joe Rapoza of Old their time to direct traffic The latest estimate of revenue —Creation of short-term pro­ government reclaiming the prop­ The BEA had voted earlier to trustees, with terms to expire two options of three years each. 6 4 9 -9 2 4 0 In its present state. Looking people know that,” be chargea. are the segregators,” he said. FRANKS place. Post Rd. around the Green and on Old from the sales tax Is $42 mU- grams to relieve critical family erty with no reinbursement to declare today a “professional in 1973, are Edward G. Bates, Marriage licenses ahead to the coming July 4 holi­ “OongressionaJ leaders, . gov­ Leaving the Rotarians with a In Connecticut, he saw some John Hardy helped haul the Stafford Rd. while the crews Hon lower than that made Sept. situations. Long-term services the Town.’ day.” When asked If a profes- Michael Dworkin, Frederick Paul Michael Rixham, West- day, Smith noted that for one ernors, mayors artd finally the plea to "challenge the apethetic 100 flowering dogwoods field, Mass., and Rosalie Ellen loam and supervised the truck- were working. 30, while estimated revenue should "Involve appropriate mo­ Weiss concludes the tetter by ®*®ual day could be termed a Edw ards, BUSS TERMITE CONTROL CORK brief moment even our "silent people iwho m ake up and thus racists in the legislatuire, city along the Merritt Parkway Mrs. Wayne Mantz, Mrs. Mer- Robertaon, 30 Pemdale Rd., Ing efforts as 28 loads of top Thlfault expressed his from the cigarette tax is down tivation and training reinforce­ saying he Intends to contact strike, James Burke, a majority” will be coached in­ control our society must some­ hall chambers, your homes, which he attributed largely to win Meridy, Walter Schultheis, May -80, Church of Christ. soU were transported from the pleasure over the number of $12 miUlon. All these figures DIV. OF BLISS EXTERM INATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 ment,” not exccos'lve drugs, re­ local civic groups that have In- BEA officer, said It could, to celebrating a violent'revolu­ how be made to recxjgnlze where jobs and social circles,” Smith the use of salt on the highways. Spaeth, A. Hyatt SutUffe and John Herbert Ferguson Jr.,- John Olender Construction Co. townspeople who turned out for apply to revenues during the said, "I can’t tell you how to straints or isolation wards. dlcated interest In assisting and 1^® school board voted Mon- Tl$e Oldest and Largest in Conn. tion. lies the true civil disorder,” eays he: will contact the board d®y night to keiep the sch ofnt powernnnrof lawnmowers,lo o n ,.,.,... xre- . n..,. (urnlturc from the FHA of- He said the young people 46, vice president of academic cnUcal analysis of our pro- ,$ mi. aj _x j , recognize the (act that this Is a has had an Independent parent- commission will discuss the atlng noise pollution, and the grams,, and of thinking ahbad ™® reportedly oc- route of the new Interstate. affairs at the University of pumping of carbon dioxide into SHURFINE nation “filthy rich” In material­ teacher group. Relations with Bridgeport; the couple’s chil­ about how we can change them f ism and “disgustingly poor” In the state and national PTA were The Bolton Council the atmosphere from internal and make them more ^ve." ®'^®‘ ®™e8t Broil FRUIT DRINKS dren E'.lin, 12, and Thomas, 10; combustion engines which C. Stevens from his office. CUT FROM SHOULDER human values. He said that this severed last spring. The annual Chocches will meet tonight at and the pilot, Sterling Sauber. causes a “very slow and subtle country’s higher institutions fair was held as usual, how- * M®thodlst Church, The Christies Uved In Fair- Fancy, Sugar Cured change in the world’s tempera­ USDA CHOICE have historically served as a ve­ ever, under threatening but co­ field, but Sauber’s address was tu re .” hicle of final perpetuation of operative clouds last Saturday. not Immediately known. A seven per cent Increase in every form of racism ever con­ William Vogel, chairman of Police Union The university said It received temperature could raise some A Coca Cola Product ceived. the (air, reports that everyone Its information from James Sliced Bacon coastal waters 25 feet, he ex­ FANTA Smith questioned the 'Rotar­ had a good time. He praised Swlhart, American vice consul plained, wdilch could have dras­ CANNED SODA ians as to how many of them at his many workers. Outgrowth of British Honduras. Chuck Steak the age of 16 saw live war on A feature of this year’s fair The chartered Cessna was on tic effects on areas like Man­ hattan. FUEL OIL tele'vision, and how many at the was Ricardo the Magician, who a 20-mlnute flight from San Mentioning the recent drop In 6 ^ 69c age of 16 had watched men go­ performed three times. TTie bi­ Of Protests Pedro, on the northernmost the stock market. Dr. Niering ing to the mexm while seeming­ cycle parade was won by Da­ Island of Ambergris Caye In claimed that to regain a stable Center Cut ly unable to assist a man to vid Churilla, and the doll car­ (Continued from Page Gne) British Honduras. The family economy and healthy environ­ ttand on ' his own two feet on riage pdrade by Eileen Vogel. was on the trip as part of Mrs. WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE Tetley—Lemon & Sugar He said a big goal of ihe union ment, we may have to stop MEATY TENDER ICED TEA MIX this„ planet. Marigolds Planted Christie’s field work. using 00 per cent of the world’o He spoke of the thousands of Brownie Troop 620 planted 'rth b® the same consideration The pla,ne had been miisslng r. SERVICES OF MR. HERBERT. yVHO SPECIALIZES resources while maintaining on- young people who are turning marigolds in the mist on the In matters of living wages, good more than 24 hours 'before It was package of IN PEKINGESE AND POMERANIAN GROOMING. lo to narcotics in Isolated groups Iq-wn o (the Bolton Public LI- working conditions, medical found. 1.7-oz. envelopes O w C geared to shut themselves off CJhristle was named to his post Brary yesterday afternexjn. The plans and (air retirement bene- WE NOW HAVE A NEW SUPPLY OF THOSE SPECIAL 14.9 from this hypocritical society at the University of Bridgeport k ® «t® eth er w orkers receive, In July 1968. He had previously FLEA COLLARS, ALSO CAT COLLARS FOR FLEAS TOO C.O.D. — 200 Gallon Mhthnimi Spareribs and the thousands who lack the a dogwood planted by a troop SHURFINE faith In religion as witnessed by been president of Mlltersville whose members are now out In other words,” Oasseso QROOMINQ POODLES AND ALL BREEDS MAYONNAISE the actions of their parents. the wide, wide world. the 76 delegates represent- State College in Pennsylvania, BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 1 Day Noffe* for D«fiv«ry ftoosa Again defending the young Ply-up cerem onies to r Troop esUm ated 10,000 ^ llc e - serving from 1666 to 1 ^ . He ARMOUR SKINLESS people. Smith said because of also had been an assistant to TINY POODLE PUPPIES FOR SALE Save at Least 30c %.! 620 Brownies Into one of two the Pennsylvania governor from vacillation, delay and false­ junior troops will be held to- m®^higful collective bargain- BREEDING SERVICES FOR MINATURES AND TOYS 1 ^7 to 196<). hoods, they have no faith in morrow at 7 p.m. at United / ALL COLORS Swift's Plump the established procedure of However, the union won’t be In 1961, Christie was called to COOPERATIVE OIL CO. Methodist Church and 8:30 p.m, "a power bloc of policemen” de­ testify at congressional hearings HEINZ BARBECUE going through the courts of I'aw at St. George’s Church. I State Licensed and "thus began to throw bricks signed to "force the officials of on litigation concerning the Car­ Chiiter Member of Piofesdonil Dog < Frankfurters BM eball penter's Union as a result of his 315 BROAD ST. 643-1553 RELISH 2for49e bottles and firearms at society.” our towns, cities, counties and Vernon'i O^nly Dog Specialty Shop 876-7624 Tw o games were played having published a book, "Em­ ll-oi. Jar ' "What’s wrong with the young states to do what we want,” he Route 30 Aciosf from Vemoti Elemente|y School PLYMOUTH ROCK scheduled last night, In spite of pire In Wood, a History of the • Sweet Barbecue people?” he repeated again. • Hamburg Relish the weather. In the little league organization formed here United Brotherhood of Carpen­ • Sweet Relish “They recognize that open vio­ ters and Joiners of America.” lence Is nothing but a reaction wonts a charter from the AFL- ffie shining a Hot Dog wlth Steve Whltham pitching. In q jq QaaaoBe said he and other to subtle violence and the the last of the four-lnnlng game officers elected Monday night length and depth of open vio­ Billy Cavanaugh hit a double vvlll meet with AFLrOIO Prasl- Piiiiipiiiiiiiiiiiinyiiii^ INSURANCE S IN 6 e 19231111111111111111111111 •••••••*•...... *...... mouniafns Semi-Bonless lence directly depends upon the and brought In three runs. dent George Mcany. Cassese Nabisco Cookies MUNICIPAL BUILDING ENGLISH STYLE extent of the subtle violence.” ^ Ih the farm league the Ply: ggid the organization already An hour filled with ASSORTMENT Police Action ers defeated the Mets .8-6 with has met the APL-CIO’s requiro- 'Before Losses Happen Insure W ifh Lappen!" the color, romance “Despite our pleas for non­ Mlke Avens pitching. (Arts ment of nationwide partlcdpa- Ham partisan review of poHce actions Holbrook made three hits tor tlon by policemen. and majesty of one involving the poor, police offlc- of the last frontiers W ho Pays The Bills on the American Continent, from CLOSED FRSSH SUCINO In Your House? 1 NATIVE FIRM GREEN gold rush to ski 1 YOGA What would your family do if death stopped rush. Produced by FRIDAY, M AY 29. 1970 TOMATOES p, ^ , 29e RADISHES or SCALLIONS 10c CUCUMBERS ± 2Se ^your income? Sell the house,... leave school... Project 20. EXERCISE CLASS for get a job? IN OBSERVANCE OF MEMORIAL DAY Protect their way of life with an Aetna HEALTH and BEAUTY . Family Income Plan. Tune In on Wednesday, SATURDAY, MAY 30, 1970 May 27th ,. . leam to relax and relieve tension 7:30 PM Channel 30 ,. .acquire energy, overcome fatigue May We Quota Rates rad Assist You As We Have So Many Others? 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MAY. 26. 1970 Seciiofi Two TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1970 rtJESD-AY, MAY 26, 1970 Pages 13 to 24 G 3C ] Public Hearings Slated Catholic Coiincil Installs Officers Hup - Two -'Three.,. Mayor Uccello Will Speak Oh Sales of Town Lots 'The 8th D istrict F ire De­ Mrs. Walter McNally of e partment has a new mem­ ATancheater Board of Dl- pooal area. Hie compactor was Morse Rd. was Installed last At GOP Women^s Meeting reotora will conduct pubUc hear- purchased^on a deferred-pay- ber — a six-month-old Dal­ Thursday as president of the matian, and he has been Hartford Masror Aim Hooello U V Juno a and will take poe- ment plin, wtUi one-third paid Manchester Council of Catholic trained to ride on the depart­ will be guest speaker . at the alble acUon on five proposed in th^ current fiscal year, one- Women, In St. Bridget School ment’s fire trucks. Manchester. Repilbllcan Wom­ ordinances. all for the sale of thlfd to be paid In IWO-TI and cafeteria. She replaces Mrs. Ed­ en’s Club niimial meeting and town-owned lots on Ferguson one-third In lOTl-70. "Muck,” named after the luncheon Wednesday, June 8, at ITY ward McKeever. Mrs. McNally department’s new Muck X Town Manager Rober Weiss the Manchester Country dub. Is a m em ber of the Church of truck, lives in the firehouse. The sales would be to those Is propoelng th at the |18,8ie.BO The event will open at noon the Assumption. He now Is being trained tri persons who submitted the high- be spent for relocating thfe Other new officers and their wMh a business meeting, there march In Saturday’s Memor­ will be a social time before the eat bids, at an aucUon May 10 town’s Dog Pound, churches Include Mrs. Charles ial Day parade. luncheon at 1 p.m. d o o r BUSTERS! at Highland Park School. He said he will recommend Carroll of St. Bartholomew’s Itie proposals are for selling to the directors that tfaby allo- Oiurch, first vice president; Other invited guests Include the northernmost lot to Ronald cate other Capital Improve- Mrs. Sylvlo Beaulieu of St. M ayor N athan AgoeOnetll: M. Swerdloff Talks Adler Dobkln, chairman of the A. P earl, lor $13,100; and the m ent funds for p a y ti^ off the James’ Church, second vice VIednesday Only. aouthemmost to Arnold S. cost of the compactor. rp Manchester Republican Town president; Mrs. Irene Bergln of committee; Mm. Aima-Mae Zachln, for $10,800. The middle TTie Police D epartm ent — St. Bridget Church, third vice 10 LiOnlirmanaS Swttaskl, vice chairman ol the lim ited Q uantities!« « throe lots would be sold to Ol- $12,000, for igpectal services In president; Mrs. John Foley of the rfiiireh ev .1. * ----- ' Swerdloff of the Drug Reipubltcan State Central Com gerts Klavins — $9,400 for one, conjunction with townswlde con- Henry N. Rapiqiort the ligh t to l i m i t q w « ; $10,100 for another, and $12,100 structloi>'1obs. The sum would » ..ih I ' Assumption, Advisory Council will be guest mlttee; Mrs. Ronald Christo for the third. ^ be financed by an equal con- fourth vice president; Mrs. speakers at a banquet tonight at pher, state central committee Bernard Boland of St. James’ 0:30, for Grade 9 confirmands woman from the Fourth Sen The $54,500 combined income trlbution from the contractors, Temple Anniversary Speakers Church, recording secretary; of Center Congregational atorial District; and Mrs. from the sales would go to the Recreation Department — COME VISIT town water company, owner of ilio 'frrule rerniroV^mirnmeni N. Rapaport of Mrs. ^Robert Kenniff of St. ‘^‘’urchChurch and their parents at Marshall Holden, president of the lota.’The money Is earmark- for k scuba-dlvliur class m chancellor of the Scarsdale, N. Y., honorary ® Church, corres- Woodruff Hall. ’The adult lead- the First Oongnsssional District ed for part of the Mst of a wa- be financed ^y^es froiT th^ Theological Seminary of president of the United Synago- ^P«bllcan Women’s Assocla- ter-stor^e tank near Keeney p L ld ^ ts America since 1931, will speak gue of America, will speak on Schuetz of St. Bridget henthal and Mrs. Francis Hale. «on. OVR NEW STORE Mayor Ann Vooeila St., In the vicinity of the form- Recreation ® P *"’ “ special the "Future of Judaism” June ’ t''®'«“''er. Members of the Youth Fellow- Miss Uccello waa dected to - - er Nike Site. t 26 for r« m n j » religious service at Temple 7 at 7.p.m. In the Temple Beth '“ ‘•'eshmenta were served by ship and their leaders, Mr. and the Hartford Court of^Oommon and history from St. Joseph’s Also on June 2 the board be flnnnceii iw on ^ ° Beth Sholom honoring Rabbi Sholom for the anniversary ® retiring president and her Mrq. John Pitta, will also at- Council in 1963 and served as College, West Hartford. In 1945, wilt conduct public hearings and tlon ^ Wind. Rabbi Wind has weekend of its congregation. ‘^°mmlttee. tend. councilman until elected mayor after teaching history for a will take possl6le" action on ■ been spiritual leader of the The celebration will observe ------The ~ young people who were women year------at . —East . Hampton High eight additional appropriations temple for the last 25 years, and Rabbi Leon Wind’s 2Sth anni- confirmed on May 3 are James ^ elected mayor of a Con- School, she went to the G. Ebx to the current General Fund Is.. »a personal ■■friend of Dr. . a-ata>i>>Arzt. versaryTa**»»«**j aeetlngmecunis of the tne oi of methe RabbinicalnanDinicax AssemoiyAssembly orof '^unciiCouncil oiof oyna^o^esSynagogues anaand vice juration /\x>»oi;i-auo;AssoclaUon and the Also. David Grzyb William ------^ Araloral imirranl- m t- 1tAZMA420 92iM for llbrarvllhrarv ®°®rd^^rd ofof Directors. Directors. America America inin 1939.1939. He He laIs aa formerformer president president of of the the American American As- As- Board Board of of Education. Education. ^ ^ nmUioi- pixho-H u u books for pubUc and non-public ™® P^®®!, 17 feet wide and vice-president of the Synaiogue soclatlon for Jewish BducaUon. Oommiisaioner of Bttu« atJon Catherine E Tohnann to^ L“ ceS by ^ Council of America, ^ d ^ He has served as chairman of William J. Sanders Informed Directors To Consider eaual federal grant ra^al at the comer of Broad chairman of the Joint Prayer the United Synagogue’s Com- both groups he has appointed H„san J Knowitnn shaii Also $3 000 *for Project Out- ’ ‘*® P"*"' Commission of the United mittee on Congregational stand- Harry B. Purcell mediation Meyer Richard A^*^MUoh n' Steps to Finance Sewers 1130 Silas Deana Highway thA nklr ®*'“®‘* the Synagogue and the Rabbinical ards and Is a director of the agent. ^®J'®'^' M“®hell, Grove NatureNature^Preserve Preserve spon- \ Assembly. Assemoiy. Hene isis a a memoermember ofof Jewish jvw.mi TheologicalmeuiuBioai SeminaryaBinmary ofoi This nua willwin beoe thexue flCthiii»i conisecu- consecu- j r o„trtmtostrout MiehAAi r ^"® Board of Directors, at an serve Fund for reaiirfarln. Grove Nature preserve, spon ^he state nlana tn uhhaa h,„ r-_____..... AmArieo w« i,oo kaao AwarUAU Mva vAo.r ika vrii'A „.,.i Ostrout, Michael G. Parrott b y MuseuT’aTto „ a '^'^®" “>® Translation Committee America. He has been awarded live year the MBA and board 8 p.m. special meeUng tknlg“ S s ^ ^ at a J. be fbu^ce^by^ equal state u ® which Is preparing a completely the Eternal Ught Medal Award have gone to mediation to reach p^^ John M^*S'lh^%rnH conduct pubUc he^ngs L id Imrnem^ly^ follo^^ * ai 0 f>Mm purenase or me Maasaro prop- revised English translation of and the Solomon Schechter a contract settlement. This , . uu»uiini« ttnnnn a*i c 2 piece sets in solids, stripes, in all colors. ^^EducaUon ’program, to bte Vl%!^,pert?Lid atao S I^sLlce7ormrJeLl“ ‘‘"^^^^^ “HS.^^Sport Is a practlc- thich PhlCw.'’’T eS ,'^U oH k'tata^J^ta'^nem rS ulo l^ard ^}f* d i . li„A.c.d W „ .i.l .Ul. .7 Size 3 -6 X & 7 -1 4 . WETHERSFIELD fu f a-a negotiating stage. Ftom 1921-24 he serveu tuf tional appropriation to next review two items, ’The ouier four proposed ap- state plans are for Improving rabbi of 'Temple Beth El Siam- t«es of the Association of the Instructed to request the State ibbt of 'Temple Beth El, Stem- ^® Association of the Instructed to request the State year’s. gnie first concern, the Hou.- pr^rtaUons are to: the traffic pattern at Center, W. ford. In 1924 he accepted the ®»r. He is a member of thp In- Department ol Educalon to In- A ll THREE STORES 'The $8.66 million would go Report for Manchester, pre- The Capital Improvement Re- Center, Broad and Pine Sts. <^11 to the piilolt of Temple Is- tematlonaltematlonal Bar Bar Association. Association. ‘“at® medlaion procedures,procedures. More Volunteer Into the Capital Improvement Pared and submitted for adop- serve ^ d _ $13,819.50, t o ^ P aym ent for the B road St. rael. S erL fo m P ^ a X l t l o n D uring World W ar II Atty. Sanders ------asked the... MEIAa.... team. financed by an equal state property. If the purchase is ap- he held for 15 years. DurSL this Rapaport was chief rationing Wlilaon E. Deakin Jr., as- For Day Camp Reserve Fund and would be car. tton by the MancheMer League ^t:-The-'sunr-ls-ta-e stare’slrDTA*a v\«»/\qrArl^m vkrw iarAii1/1 ;;.rbe‘'Trr,rf'm^^^^^^ VkA ^riLT . . . ta SerrtonaUo^ry . ~ for“efiiA Lpl ciDA ^damh aI 3iIaA sistont BUDeriHitcndATit nf raIhvyIr •^®^ried ®v®r over Into next year as“a as a ^omen Women Voter.. Voters. Invltod ~U to , washout account. It covers the participate are members of the 26 ^per cent share towaM the the 1970-n Capital Improve- president of the Council of attorney for New York City ^ pej^mnel an^d boarf negotia- . Camp Kennedy Director Harry ro?to°“L ‘^ ^ id d e ‘ “" ^ ta ^ " K i® the LlUXeitaJ HtaSl! cost of a compactor for the dls- menta Reserve Fund. Social Agencies and served as RentR®"t Control. He was Special tor,^ to conUmle meeting.m eet^. LastLa.st F. Smith today announced the ;oa Z^ eaa r tmp^emenl. ^ iTwo^k t a i y - b«Autooritythe• « ® H ^ ^ - OPEN SUNDAY! FvAKiitivA rv,iir,Aii .A# Deputv Superintendent of Insur- week, both sides filed briefs nam es of eight moro voiitntAAP . .. JTiprovemcnts, It would __ ___ ,______Executive Council of the Scran- ^®P'*7 S ’sa^Z’ c^fTce " volunteer be flnancJ^ by fedeml Ll7ta e Oomitos^n^STth^C- ton Community Chest. He was ance for the State of New York. t.ajidei's ottlce. counedilors accepted „ants as thev ar« DAP -Task Force on Housing. a member of the state’s Com- rtons by contrlbuUons from thk Following this discusston, the mission on Public Relief and CSommentary on the Liturgy of 1 C U C llC r l.A liaU 2© 8 namA^ ^ ^ ^® UUUtles District and private at«it volunteers, million protect Review Committee, appointed M . -I . * M I 10 HOMES abolished the poor boards and and Winston, Inc., 1968). He . . , . '' *. ttaaaa d t i ®^®' t Ha itmi non i» ia • earlier this month by Weiss, establl^ed the State Depart- was a United States delegate to Z rii nf I**! Ftefala, yice l^nahue. gWort tem ’^tei Pay for committee will consider TO TRAIN ment of Public Asslstance^d the AUanUc NATO Congress accepted Aug 10^ 10 ^ iL. iI h in recommend change. R®Il®f. which was held In Lond^ In “i® resignations of four teach- J®!^®r *^tz. Therlsa “ “®‘- leading to a simplified and c?m- SfrORi; SIm I Lawn SIDING Dr. Arzt is the author of Tal- the summer of 1969. He is a f ®«‘®d >®aves of ab- ’„^"reen Murray and prehenslve budget format for mudic researches which appear- charter member of the Advisory . ,u Oamn KLinAiiv nifi aas In a memornLum tn th rti***** ***e 1971-78 fiscal year. Many of ed in theth« Jubilee.iiibiiAA VolumesVni..n,A« pub-n„h. Councilrv...nAii ofAf theihA InternationalTnfAAn»HAnni “''® cIosc of the school . situ ^ on a « a momorandum to the direc- the directors have criUcUed the INSTALLERS knoll Owrlookto^ ~ the Globe toro. explained that the mim is « lished in honor of Professor Movement for Atlantic Union, ^ SPREADER Alexander Marx and Professor Inc - Resignationsrtesignaiions were accepted Swimming Pool, will needed to cover current biUs ***** Nr tprfflf uiJ fill ftrOllx- TRANSISTOR RADIO Stylarama needs homes for factory installers to Mordecai M. Kaplan. He is con­ from Miss Jeanne Baldt, special °T®ti June 29 for Ite seventh' pertaining to the sewer project, ^ ' ______A education teacher a t Robertson c®"®®cutlve year. It wUl operate end to cover an anticipated train local installers for the installation of our new tributing editor of "Judaism.” Inf,, timing ' md Mnding aluminum and vinyl siding:. Facts, Answers Souaht school; Miss Marilyn Borke **^®® ot two woek.s deficit In this year’s tax coilec- E xtended Forecast Articles and addresses of his - X i,— . A ------: each, closing Aug. 7. Oon. lig eapKlty..;. have been published In The Re- Y— r'A..A«..A Tk:A_.^*:»_A home economics teacher American Made In Campns D isruptions Z Z e r ^ T ^ aJt^^^the counemoro in' a third financial matter to sTand^tSi^n'T Top Consideration Given constructionist. The Torch, in 6.97 ThA Am»HAAA « aKaa . ■ HARTFORD (AP) - "We are Mrs. Joan Bourque art teacher ^ P »<> watch tor pub- night, the board wiU consider a 3 T r tos CALL daLitm r u a Z fh ®®®ccblng tor facts and an- at Manchester IBgh School- and J*®**®^ announcements concern- $10,236 aUocaUon from the cur- J^ ^ e r with ahowei^^k^if 4 lb. Park View STYLARAMA CARDEN COLLECT 5 2 5 -5 3 4 1 America. Dr. Arzt is the author H*® *®^®*^*“*'® ® Education studies etacher at Illlng Junior ~ ------— ------of "JusUce and Merev - a <^'"'"*“ ®® Monday as they met High School. GRASS SEED to plan an investigation of cam- Leaves of absence were grant- Y pus disruptions. ed Mrs. Ruth Mooney, mathe- Mixture Ideal for Model APR 206. Com­ TOOLS ”Our over-all objecUve Is to maUcs teacher at nilng; Mrs. Play Crass plete with free case, try to insure the continued func- Ellen Suljak, first grade teach- because its by Singer R ^ g . 99c earphone, and batteriejL tloning of our InsUtuUons of er at Washington School; Mrs. higher learning,” said Sen. Glo- Valerie Norris, mathemaUcs Sturdy Honw or eardon rla Schaffer, D-Woodbrldge, and teacher at niing; and Mrs. Nan- 177 Rep. William T. Blake, D-West cy Sampson, third grade teach-. because its a zig-zag M U ln B A N D Hav®n. er at Lincoln School. WHEELBARROW YOUR 3 cubic foot cipKity. Coven 5,000 iqujro GHQICE foot for liigo or cmill jobs. Sturdy but RADIO because its great lightwiight. Specials for this Wed., Thurs. and Fri.I ,47 A. Bow Rake DUBUQUE — FOOT LONG B. Straight Rake D u b u q u e A M / F M police, R « a . C. Garden Hoe 'miLACE" weother band and 49.97 All Meot Fronks 'ft D. Shovel W/Reund Point lew polico/bend in one radio. CANNED HAMS HEDGE SHEARS Padded cabinet. Lightweight, lever action E. Cultivator 3 *2 .9 8 lb. 7 9 c Plastic Crips F. Culti Hoe Reg. 5.39 M I CLOCK BADIO DUBUQUE (Poekoge) DuBuque, Sugar Cured Miss lowo Hl-Nitrocon ALL MEAT Folding - Vinyl Reg. 5 lbs. F&B Reg. Supor Turf King 1 . 4 7 BACON ib 79c 6 9 c FRANKS ,b 69c FENCE ^ R e g f UWN FOOD Garden 12.96 GUARD SMOKED Coytn 5,000 iquiro ftot. i FOOD Model ACR-801 CORNISH HENS 10 Faat SacKoM I t ' 1 For lilting grtin liwni. 1 Per in high impact SHOULDERS hifk. Tkkk Vlayl. Pleilie 1 For VigitiUil, 4 to 6 Lb. called. 1 1 S eetien Flowin, Liwni, lastic cabirtet. ' " ea. Fruit Trim, itc. Average Ib. " I # C fingertip rotary Heavy Gauge Steel dials. ^ shell 5 lbs. Stern's 5 lbs. Stem’s white. GARDEN TOOLS TOMATOES 4 to a paek^9e SCALLIONS 2 bunches 19c ea MIRACID MIRACLE Choice of trowel, weeder, trans­ M eINTOSH APPLES 3 lbs. 3 9 ^ NoHva Radishes 2 bunehes 19e planter, cultivator. Chrome finish; 39-10-10 Witir wood handle. Solubit Fond Fnr GRO AH/FM PORTABLE Acid Loving Fiinti W « Howe Everything for A KuecessM Pienkl doesn’t mean this machine All Purpnti liquid. • CHARCOAL • LIGHTER FLUID Stop Yillowing •HAMBURG Fiidi plintt thru •FRANKS • ROLLS AND BUNS • BEVERAGES has to break you! GARDEN Liivii roati Cr liivii. •PLATES • NAPKINS • COLD CUTS ^ Joanna Ragallla thida, HOSE Dianna Ovarltp ham. Pistol Grip Ref. 17.97 Brush trim. Side Action Closed This Sat., Memorial Day'e Open Sunday 8 A.M. to 1 P.M.

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Bring shade measurements -with you lor lister service. * AixUhe SINGER I to 36 Credit Plan SINGER MAIN -.IKl I I MANCHI MIR is designed to fit your budget For address of the store nearest you, WETHERSFIELD! se e w hite p a g e s urxJer S IN G E R C O M P r ^ Y , BLOOMFIELD! MANCHESTER! ★ ★ Open Dully 8 ajn.-6 pjn. * Thurs. and Fri. 8 ejn.?9 pjn. * Sun. 8 ajn.-l pjn. WEST HARTFORD: Corbins Corner MANCHESTER: InthePirkeda *A Hadamark at THE SINGER COMPANY 8M Main M., lUaiiBliBrtMr etl-UW 1 130 SILAS DEAN H'WAY 1051 BLUE HILLS AVE. PARKADE SHOPPING CENTER ^ 574 Wlndaor Av», Wlwdaer a9»Uie PAdE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING' HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1970 MANOTESTER BINNING ■HERALD. jt^NGHESTER--CONN TUESDAY MAY 26 1970 PAGE : FlETB lII Simmers-Taylor Yeates-Bujak Heard-Sabol Griff iths-Kloter Maxine Cheshire’s Sprague-Farris Miaa Lorraine Carol Bujak of Miss Penny Joy Taylor. . and Miss Karen Sue Kloter and « Walter William Simmers, both The marriage af.Mles Donn.i llancheater became the .. bride Charles Llewellyn Griffiths Jr., of Manchester, were uhlted In both of Vernon, were wed Satur­ Washington Whirl Jay Farris of Ekiet Hartford to of David Cral( Yeatea. m East marriage Saturday noon at Cen­ day evening in Storrs Congrega­ Paul Joseph Sprague of Man­ Hartford Saturday (nomine at ter Oongrepfatlonal Church. tional Church. By MAXINX CHESHIllE anoe. Did Brando buy It (or ohester took place Saturday af­ 8t. Bartholomew'a Church. The bride Is a daughter of Mr. The WoehlngtoR ‘PiMit you?" ternoon, May 3, at the First Con­ Hie" bride Is^ Uis daughter of gregational Church of Vernon. and Mrs. Robert W. Taylor of xMr. and Mrs. Noel R. Kloter WASHINGTON — TrlcU Again the answer was a sullen Ihe bride la a daughter of Nixon con have a television "yes". Die bride la the daughter of Mr. and Mra. John Bujak of 74 42 Ferguson Rd. The brlde- ol BSS Hartford Tpke., Vernon. grodm Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. career If she wants, it.' Bveni beeted the Panthers, Mr. and Mrs Ronald G. Farns ' Overlook Dr. The bridegroom la Die'W degroom is the son of of Vernon IW., Bolton, Tho Robert B. Simmers of lOB Ply­ Mr. a ^ Mrs. Charles L. Grif­ Columbia Broadcasting Sys­ but he needed a bodyguard to the son of Mra. Alice Purcell of get out of the rtudlo after the bridegroom, of Crestwood Dr , Eaat Hartford and Donald mouth Lane. fiths of ^O verbrook Dr., Ver­ tem (rlor of Manchester Mra. Frederick W. Lowe m Richard Corkran of Dmo- Die CBS crew, out of camera held a top Job in U.S. Intelli­ Britain, cousin ot the bride, was was maid of honor. Her'^full- of Boston was matron of honor. nium, Md., served as beat man. range, winced. They expected gence. The VIP guest list In­ the maid of honor. Bridesmaids length gown of apricot chiffon Miss Patricia Taylor of Man­ After a reception at the Par­ Tricla to get flustered. cluded Alice Rooaevelt Long- were Miss Cherl Stokes of East over taffeta waa trimmed with chester, sister of the bride was iah House of the church, Mr. Instead, she Jiut dimpled and worth. Hartford, Miss Marcy Bonola of embroidery. She wore a pale maid of honor. Bridesmaids and Mrs. Griffiths left for a trip replied; "Well, that Just proves Helms took the occasion to New Britain, and Miss Cal Man- 2 were Miss Ann Taylor of Man­ to Cape Ood. loudakto of Sprl^leld, Mass. orange chiffon floral headpiece this was an unrehearsed show." express his displeasure In the with veil, and she carried a cas­ chester, sister of the bride; In June Mrs. Griffiths will Hewitt, who has been putting coldest, but gentlemanly, The flower girl was Michele cade bouquet of yellow carna­ Miss Sandra Staub of Pitts­ graduate from the University of most of the Nixon administra­ terms. Banks of Wapplng, cousin of tions centered with pale orange burgh, Pa. and Miss Deile Mac- Connecticut School of Physical Twenty-four hours elapsed the bride. Lean of Manchester. tion on (Um recently, says that and yellow roses. Therapy and Mr. Griffiths will one of the fumUest quips of before ha calmed down suf­ Die attendants were dressed The attendants’ full - length graduate from Franklin and Martha Mitchell’s came before ficiently to call Copeland, an alike In pink and beige striped Bridesmaids were Miss Elea­ empire gowns were designed gowns with matching pink head- nor Bujak, sister ot the bride, Marshall College in Lancaster, shooting started. old friend, and apologize. with bateau necklines and long Pa. "He was right to be angry pieces. Diey carried bouquets and Miss Sharon lifonseau, both pouffed sleeves. The matron of When Hewitt showed up at of daisies. MRS. PAUL JOSEPH SPRAGUE of Mandiester. Their yellow her Watergate apartment with with me,” said Copeland. “I gowns and headpieces were honor’s was yellow, the maid of a dozen tecluilclans, mUes of should have been more discreet, Robert Powell of Manchester 6 honor’s was blue and the brides­ but I don't know what I can do' served as best man. Ushers similar to the honor attendant's maids’, green, pink and laven­ cable and cumbersome lighting were Mahlon Sabo of Southing MONDAYS and they carried cascade bou­ equipment, the attorney gen­ now except don sack cloth and der. They wore straw picture ashes and crawl on my knees ton, cousin of the bride; and AND • i quets of yellow roses surround­ eral’s wife herself answered the ed by pale orange carnations. hats, and carried garden bas­ doorbeU. to the ‘'White House." Paul' Arval and Jason Stans- TUESDAYS Nadeau photo Mark Stidsen of Windsor serv­ kets of daisies. Lortiig plioio 41eld, both of Manchester. Hm She took one look at die horde ring bearer was Kenil^ 4:30 HE 9KM MRS. DAVID CRAIG YEATES ed as best man. Ushers were Robert A. Simmers of Phila­ MRS. WALTER WILLIAM SIMMERS in the hallway and aaked Hewitt: On Wednesday, after those delphia, Pa., served as best Tetrealt of Vernon. Robert Bujak of Manchester, Brlgnbto pheto “You want to do me a favor?" 100,000 "hard hat" demonstra­ man for his brother. Ushers Kington Ftnto tors In New York burned him In Mrs. Farris was draSsed in brother of the bride; and Rue- MRS. GARY LOUIS HEARD “Sure," said Hewitt. "What Full Course Bleals sdl Kaiison of East Hartford. were Robert T. Taylor of Man- sorles and a corsage of white **r. and Mrs. Simmers are MRS. CHARLES LLEWELLYN GRIFFITHS la R7" effigy. Mayor John Lindsay pink, and the biddegroom’s mother In green. I^th wore tm 12 Midniflrht Mrs. Bujak wore an apple Chester, brother of the bride; glamellas. IW® graduates of Manchester "Take aU that stuff,” she flew down to Washington to re­ T r y green dress and coat with M l.. Sharon Ruth Sabol of Md.. served as best man. Ush- Eugene Twaronlte, also of Man- After a reception at the Sun- School. She graduated t l ^ lax at a black tie dinner. He corsages of pink carnations. Sandwiches After Stratford and Gary LouU Heard ers were Peter Heard, brother pleaded, "and go iqistalrs and After a repc^ption at the Bol­ maibching accessories and a Chester; and Gordon B. Buzby set Ridge Country Club In Bast .If!? Interview Transportation Secre­ came, he said, because he had Ifalhn 12 Midnight dark_ _ _ green^______crehid. The__ bride-____ of Manchester were married of the bridegroom, and Bruce and Stanley Kaleczyc, both of Hartford, Mr. and Mrs. Sim- Mass., ydth a BS de- tary and Mrs. Volpe.” heard that bis close friend, dis­ ton Lake )Hote\, the couple left groom's mother wore a light Saturday evening Ih Holy Trin- Haiwen, both of Manchester^ Phlladelphla. „ e rs left for a motor trip to C L C t trict city council chairman Gil­ by plai^ (or a month’s stay in pink dress with matching coat ity Lutheran Church In Strat- After a- reception ** at Mill Mrs. Taylor wore a mint Nantucket For traveling she month from the Unl- bert Hahn, "la up to his knees E n g ird . They will live In East River Country Club In Strat­ green ensemble with mnteh.IT traveling she verslty of Pennsylvania with a k ;W . Fayette (Miae.) Mkyor and accessories and an orchid, ford. Cliarles Fvers was regaling Sen. in garbage and I’m a garbage Hartford after June 1. A reception was held at ^hg bride Is a daughter of ford, Mr. and Mrs. Heafd left f^ceLiI^rJJ,d ^ ^ a In mechanical engineering. expert” . . . Die Soviet Embas­ . Mrs. Sprague is employed at FAMILY for a trip to Puerto Rico. They Walter Mondale and la/wyer AT WUUe’s (keak House. For a and Mrs. John Sabol of y eU o r g la m ^ L hHH accessories He is an ensign in The Nai^ Leeter Hyman hero with on ac­ sy here should be sure to get Combustion Engineering, Wind­ plane trip to Daytona Beech, Stratford. The bridegroom Is a will live In East Orange, N.J. : “ <1 '^11 '•tPort to the Naval a subscription to Reader’s Di­ sor. Mr. Sprague is employed For the summer they will be grooms mother wore a pink heart roses. After June 8 they Supply Corps School In AthenS count of a recent confrontation STYLE Fla., Mrs. Yeates wore a brown gon of Mrs. Helen Heard of 281 dress with matching acces-wlll live in Athens, Ga. in June. with California Black Panthers. gest. Die magazine is odtnlng at Burnside Motors, EUurt Hart­ THE sleeveless dress and coat wlUi Henry St., and the late Mr. resident assistants In dormitor­ out with a book condepsation on ford. ies of Upsala College In East ElvamK was de/bating a very white accessories and a corsage Louig Heard. militant group on a weat coast the Russian IntelU^^dice opera­ of eucahris lilies. The couple Orange. N adeau i>boto television panel. tion, KGB, that took sqven years 'will live In Rockville. The wedding was performed Mrs. Heard will graduate AUNEW by the^Rev.^^John Clmlupa, pas- Upsala College this month Engaged Sivers was on the drtenaivc to write . . . l^whlngton’s large Xtor of Holy Trinity Church1. ^ Heard will be BeaulieU'Erardi for Ms moderate views and his qiaiilsh-speqking community SPA(BI«TTI Barrick-Jeffries The bride waa given In mar­ frlendrtilp with so many white may get Its own newspaper. on active duty with the Army H ie engagement ot Mlse San­ VIPs. . Howard of Nicholas R DeFellce. Her fiance Is the son of Mr. Hill. concept. Her fiance la the son of Ray­ New Britain. He Is employed as you’re wearing for this appear Carswell;' TOLLAND June 1, they will live at Ram- Sometimes called the “re­ The bride was given In mar­ 86 Green Manor Rd. mond Bi BagUn of Coventry chef manager at Davl4^ Res­ EAT Her fiance Is the son of Mr. D’Avlpton of Ge^aTly The attendants wore sleeve­ riage by her father. She wore Oakwood Dr., Coventry. verse Income tax,” It would pro­ Her fiance Is the son of Mr. Rd., Bolton. taurant at the M anche^r Shop­ and Mra. Bugene Broderick of graduated from Mrs. Barrick, a graduate of less empire gowns of white an empire gown of lace and Mrs. Ralph Fugene Min­ Miss Antaya wlU receive her TURNPIKE linen. The maid of honor, car­ vide (or payment of funds to ping Parkade. fcr fre e In the University of Connecticut, families and individuals when appllqued with daisies, design­ ton of Frankton, Iiid. BS degree from. Central Con­ The wedding U planned for 318 Lordall St. Northwestern University In was formerly employed by Con­ ried a bouquet of pink daisies rStSTHBonl n . 3 5 A 1907 graduate of Manches- Evanstown, m., and Ohio State Md “th r “bride8mal^“ c 7 r t ^ toelr Income drops below a cer. ed with full-blown sleeves, Miss Howard Is a senior at necticut State College in August. A»«. M. PLAZA DEPT. STORE necticut General Life Insurance tain level considered necessary scalloped edging and an attach­ Anderson (Ind.) Ckillege major­ She is employed at the Mans­ FOQARTY BROS., Va M ik ter iBgfa School, Miss DeFellce University In Columbus, Ohio, Co. in Hartford. Mr. Barrick Is yellow daisies. ed train. Her three-tiered elbow- (We Have A Notion To Pleoee) Y attended Manchester Commu- she Is an instructor of micro- for the maintenance ot basic hu­ ing in Social work. She gradu­ field State Training School. E. BIIDDIJE TPKE.(Next to Popular Mkk) a graduate of Tulsa University. Stephen Preuas ot Baltimore, length veil was arranged from nlty College. She Is enrolled at biology at the University of man needs. ated from Manchester High Mr. EiagUn wiU receive his BS ' OPipr WED., THUR8., FBI. tUl 9 ING. Froiii- a headpiece, and she carried a Ckihool in 1960 and from Hart­ degree In business administra­ Barblzon School of Modeling in Vermont In Burlington. spray of daisies. ___ MI8SB1S’ AND WOMBIN’S 810 BBOAO 8TBEBT ford College for Women In tion from Central State OoUege. Fuel Oil—OU Bonier , T b a e r 1 Yiffiitr's Hartford and employed by Mr. D’Avignon graduated Miss Catherine Bradl of Man­ House and Hale Department from Manchester Memorial 1967. He Is employed part time as a CULOTTES AN D PANT DRESSES Salee and Service chester, sister of the bride, Wjos Mr. Minton, also a senior at laboratory technician at the Air Condltioalng < p a r c k f i Store. Hospital School of Radiological Sledjeski'Covey maid of honor. Her fuU-Iength 100% (JUALITY OOtTXWS Anderson Ctollege, is majoring Stanley Works In New Britain. Insured Budget Paymeiit Mr. Broderick, an Iron worjk- Technology and the University gown was designed with a bod­ P la n Conftr er, was discharged from the ot Vermont. He is a candidate ice of lime green silk organza 'In social studies. He ig a 1900 34 Hour Cuetomer Service HiSB Pamela Jean Covey of graduate of MarklevlUe (lhd.> S5.00 and $6.00 Value, . . % 3 7 tfarlne Corps on April 30. He tor his BS degree in blochem- trimmed with white embroi­ 040-4BS3 IX » BBSnKVASlONB la an active member ot the istry at the University of Ver­ Manchester became the bride of dery, a mandarin collar, bishop High School. During his coUe^ VFW. mont. Raymond Jeseph Sledjeskl of sleeves,' an A-llne white otto­ years he has been employed by Delco-Remy Division of General The wedding Is planned for The wedding is planned for Cblumibla Friday evening in a man skirt, and a lime green Qct. 10 at Assumption Church. Aug. 1 in Burlington, Vt. Motors In (Anderson. candlelight ceremony at St. satin belt with a bow and streamers In the back. The wedding is planned for Mary’s Bpiscopal Church. Bridesmaids were Miss Faith Ai«. 30. The bride is a daughter of Mr. Marquis, Miss Hope Marquis, a,nd Mra. Charles H. Cbvey of Mra. Mark Leggltt, all of Man­ S ' ■ « S Frances Dr. The bridegroom chester; and Mra. Burton Mc- Is a eon of H /. and Mrs. Vincent Namar of Rockville. Their I filedjeski Sr. of Bdgarton Rd., gowns were similar to the honor iFrrs OcdupiUa. . A The Rev. George Noatrand, attendant’s but apricot Instead rector of St. Mlary’s Bpiscopal of green. FORMAL Church, performed the douUe- Gilbert Beaulieu of Manches­ ring ceremony. Steven Lowry ot ter served as best man for hla Engaged Hartford was organist and Mrs. brother. Ushers were Lynn Young lathers- We John A. Fedorchak of Manches­ Beaulieu of Manchester and . . Burkamp pboto ter was soloist. Gordon Beaulieu of Columbia, Die engagement of KOss brothers of the bridegroom; Nancy Mae Trueman ot Man­ The bride was given In mar­ Lorinc Dhoto riage by her father. She wore Rbcco Brardl of Manchester, chester to Edwin Charles a full-length gown fo silk or­ brother of the bride; and MRS. KENNETH LEO BEAULIEU Wortfalngtcn of Glastonbury, ganza over taffeta decorated Charles McNamar of Manches­ OatnlceiT ehoto ‘has been announced by her-par­ (ke “b," look Mra. Carlton T. Daley of ents, Mr. and Mra. Herbert T, to acesr out! with Alencon lace and seed ter. PASSPORT PHOTOS ppa(^ls> designed with a round Mrs. Brardl wore a blue A- MysUc. IDENTIFICATION Engaged Tnieman of 02 MedCee 8t. ' neckline and an A-line skirt, and Une dress and coat. TTie bride­ Die Rev. Mr. Daley perform­ Die engagement ot MUs Ju- Her fiance la the son of Mra. EVERYTHING ed the double-ring ceremony. EALEM NASSIFF FOR WEDDINGS a . matching coat. Her veil of groom’s mother wore a beige Sherwin-Wil­ ed as best man. Norman Daley P h o n e e t #48-0f l 8 o r 64S-8U 8 Protection Dividend Option.’’ white dotted Swiss, designed Her fiance is the eon of Mr. MA degree In speech and hear­ liams Co. at 981 Main St. and of Mystic, brother of the bride- and Mrs. A. C. tKuzmickas of ing from Temple University, wMh beU sleeves, fitted bodlcee, serves In the National Guard. Mall This Coupon iiimi Birth DaM full sUrte and red, white and giroom, seated the guests. 17« Ghertnut St. Philadelphia, Pa., and Is em­ After a reception at the home A 1967 graduate of Manches­ ployed as a speech and hearing blue ribbon cummerbunds. FOR B A f n v ic. 'n : Their bouquets and headpieces Daley-Landecn of the bridegroom’s parents, the ter High (Ekdiool, Mlsa Zeppa le therapist In the Melrose (Mass.) were made of white baby’s couple left for a camping trip a Junler in the School o t Edu­ public schools. breath, red carnations and blue Miss Barbara L. Landeen of In New Hampshire. They will C o s m e tic s cation at the University of Con- Mr. Moynihan received his CHOCOLATF S City Sttia Tip" batchelor buttons. Burtoo-Moto fboto Vernon and Philip R. Daley of live at 18 Willlngton Oaks, nectlout majoring In English. BA degjree from Boston College Vincent Sledjeskl Jr. of MRS. RAYMOND JOSEPH SLEDJESKI Storrs were united In marriage Storrs, after June 4. ITS She la employed at the Journal­ 'and his maetor's degree in busi­ Columbia, served as best man Saturday evening at the First Mra. Daley, a 1967 graduate ism deparment of the Universi­ ness administration from the (or his brother. Ushers were carnations. The bridegroom’s of North Shore Children’s Hos- United Methodist Church of of Rockville High School is ty of Connecticut Amos Tuck School of Business Brian Pender of Columbia, Aus- mother wore an aqua silk dress pital School of Practical Mystic. majoring In speech therapy at L ig g e f t s Mr. Kuzmiokaa attended Administration at' Dartmouth THI MAlIVKL or MAIN tTIUttr' tin Hendriks of Ashford, and with beaded trim, silver' acces- Nulrslng In Salem, Maas. She Is His father served os pturior the University of Connecticut. Manchester Higb School, Army College, Hanover, N. H. He VliH MWMT MAIN iTUBT. MANCHESTER David Covey of Meridian, Miss., sorles and a corsage of yellow employed at the Pediatric De- of the United Methodist Church Mr. Daley attended Manchester Recoaolssanoe School in Fait served for two years with the Savings Ba n k o o f Manchester drbf MONX>Ay Tmu Saturday iiw to s m of Bolton from 1966 to 1901. High School and graduated In At Ths Fuiadte THimSOAY $M TO fl:M cousin of the bride. > carnations. partment of Hartford Hospital. Knox, Ky., and Parachute Rig­ U. 8. Army Air Defense Missile / LIggtIt Drill / MembeiFOiC Mra. Covey wore a turquoise A reception was held In the Mr. . Sledjeskl, a three-year The bride la a daughter of Mr. 1963 from Stonlngton High MANCHB8TBH ging School In Fort Lee, Va. Be System in Europe. He te a vice and white embossed cotton Carlton Suite of Hotel Sonesta veteran of the Army, Is employ- and Mrs. Russell J. Landeen of School. He Is majoring In music is serving in maintenance and president of a Boston publishing dress and Jacket, white acces- in Hartford. ed by Milton C. Beebe Construe- 49 Brookslde Lone. TIm bride­ education at the University of air delivery In Fort Bragg, N.C. firm. at tha PariMda Monch— f r # Eo»f Hortford # So. Windsor # iolton . sorles and a corsage of pink Mrs. Sledjkskl Is a graduate tlon Oo., Storrs. i groom Is a son of ths Rsv. and Connecticut. The wedding date haa not An August wsddlng is plan­ been anaounoed. ned.

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\' PAGE SIXTEEN fTERAT.n M.ANnTE5?TER. CONN.. TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1970 ' WANCHEST,ER dJVENINO lERALD MANCH1!»TER, CONN,. TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1970 PAGE SEVENTEEN Last chance to buy beautiful frames made by Syroco! iPoet Feted Redeem these free coupons for any size print! Shop early for the lonff holiday Court Cases Weekend! Memorial Day^ May 30 A t F e s tiv a l Tasty and mini-priced! All green Really delicious! California MiinchPNter SeMlon I n L e b a n o n Bonus Coupons! CLOSED SATURDAY Donald F- Bourque, 22, of 736 Lemonade Morton W. Middle Tpke. wiaa ordered BBIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — ^ Have a wonderful holiday! Drivp safely. rearreated atid a $600 surety HU poem* are read at hlppief Stop & Shop...Frozen Frozen...Pot Pies bond woM net by Judge ..BMl weddings and college students I With this coupon and a *5 purchase Fantastic low, low pricel Cramer when Bourque failed to have thumbed through them for| Asparagus You’ll want plenty of lem­ Your choice CHICKEN", appear yesterday on a chiaiige of the past decade. The Beatles | onade for the holiday BEEF or TURKEY. A de­ Illegal poBHCHfion of drugs. He' one maxi-print What a wonderful addition to weekendl Save money day have«drawn on them for some of| \ Enjoy their juicy fresh fla- licious time saverl has received several continu­ FREE this week’s menu planning! after day with mini- thblr songs, I vor. Be sure to include them pricin g *. ances for varlouB reasotze since But when Khalil Oibran, au j ANY SIZE MAXI-ART MASTERPIECE And the price is low. on this week's shopping list. hlH arrest last Octrzber at a W. thor of the long mystical poemi Coupon good thru Friday, May 29 only. Limit one print per coupon Potato Chips Cenitor - St. drlve-ln restaurant. ''ThA"The Prophet,” Pm nhAt ” starteda t a n ^ a A writing,, ■ per customer. Bourque Is repotedly out -jf offlolals and maronlte Catholic' Stop & Shop . . . 8 oz Twin Pack state. priests in his native Lebanon de-1 [HStopoShop Regular or Crinkle Cut John K. Colby, 43, of Worces­ nounced him. i ter, Mass., forfeited a $100 bond Priests burned his first work, ■ IjBI^ jj^B jjjPii With this coupon and a *5 purchase on a charge of driving while In “ Spirits Rebellious," in the Bet- J 12 OZ Twin pack for ex­ toxicated. He had bwn arres'- tra freshness! ed April 20 after police recelveri rut . marketplace, calling it I I t “ dangerous, revolutionary and | cans Open one now a complaint of a man driving poisonous to youth." • f l l t t one mini-print use one later. A erractlcally on Ferguson Rd. real picnic favor­ Now Lebanon t is making j A similar charge against Ern­ ite. The kids will ; . j J amends to the memory of one of • ANY SIZE MINI-ART MASTERPIECE love these fresh, est A. Ritchie, 67, of 1B8 Pearl Its most famous sons with a | Coupon good thru Friday, May 29 only. Limit one print per coupon crispy p o t a t o St., was reduced on Bubstitute week-long Gibran international j per customer. chips. information to failure to drive festival that opens today. Sever- | In nn e. k e d out a license were noUed. Goes really fine with franks. Put this on For those warm weather salads try tuna trips during the conferences. WeVe got everything you Edward G. Hudson, 28, of Those attending the Gibran your cookout menu. So easy to prepare. and macaroni salad with mayonnaise and could want to make your A good value! if-., vinegar. Portsmouth, N.H., failure to festival, will go to Blsharrl, yield at stop sign, $15. vdiere the poet Is burled, on cookout a success! Just stop by and pick up hot Kraft Barbecue Sauce Jimmie Hyatt, 26, of 106 Dern- Sunday, on the way they will Ing St., improper use of pass through! Byblos, the city d o g s , hamburg, steak, Tangy and delicious. For delicious barbecued i 1 . ^ 4 ^ registration plates, $20. A that gave the Bible Its Name, rolls, mustard, relish, meats it's a real must. c charge of operating an unregis­ A and the Cedars, where there is a ketchup, napkins, soda, 18 oz iar tered motor vehicle was nolled. new resort watermelon, lots of paper 28 OZ 35 Richard LaPenta, 2 0 , of New­ cans \ plates — and even the ington, operating a motor vehi­ briquets. Don’t forget the Germ Survives 0 10 oz 8 5 ‘ cle without a license, $28. Caterer’s Kitchen delici­ Stop & Shop Strawberries pkgs BurchlU McCarty, 28, of 81D ous potato salad and cole 3 " 85* Mt. Vernon Dr., Rockville, Im­ Three Years slaw that saves you work. Birds Eye Cool Whip pkgj 4 514 0Z proper passing, reduced from On the Moon Pepperidge Farm Pie Tarts Blueberry pkos ‘ 1 reckless driving, $28. Valentino Patarlnl, 38, of 27 SPACE CENTER, Houston Y Star-Mfe^ Constance Dr., Improper .pass­ (AP) —Scientists have discov­ ing, $18. ered that a harmless germ from Henry Pope in, 17, of 187 earth returned alive after three Frankfurt Sale! Kraft American Singles Campfleld Rd., failure to obey years on the moon with a televi­ Individually Wrapped r a t e r I, a stop sign, 81B- sion camera. C roE lii Stop & Shop A ll Meat Franks For grilled sandwiches or pop a slice on a Donna Procacclni, 29, of Bast It soared Into space aboard Water Added juicy hamburger pattie and let melt.'What Relishes Beverages Hartfoni, failure to obey state unmanned Surveyor m , which Perfect for your picnic,- a sandwich. traffic control signal, $16. landed on the moon April 20, Ham is always a favorite. Serve with 12 oz pkg 59 Robert Wagner, 39, of 4 Pearl 1967. sweet potatoes, sliced carrots and lb or cookouts, kids lovec V. St., intoxication, $18. Apollo 12 astronauts Charles Crosses Blackwell Sun Glory ’em! Go m ini-pricing® The case of David A. Joslin, Conrad and Alan Bean set down watch the faces light up with de­ lib Taste O’Sea Krunchee Fish Dinners Hot Pepper, Sweet, Hot Dog or close to Surveyor for their moon Shank and save money on all Hamburger Relish or Picallili Assorted Flavors 17, of 869 Main St., charged light, truly fine eating. with breaking and entering with walk in November and retrieved Portion your cookout needs! fib Sun Glory French Fries 3 *■"’ txiBS % e e t criminal Intent and larceny, the camera. 12 oz Stop & Shop Macaroni and Cheese was transferred to Juvenile Apparently the micro-organ­ pkfls T h e kids are ism, known as streptococcus ml- or Extra :^0sh Court. always w ant­ tls, survived the Surveyor Butt Portion A ll Beef M ild Frankfurts "WpIS”" 79* John R. 'izzo, 18, of 227 W. Water added launch, a three-day voyage to Colonial Fully Cooked Hams ing something Center St., received nolles on the moon in the vacuum of 10'/4 02 to drink. Here's 28 02 charges of operating an un­ Fully Nepco Extra Mild Frankfurts ^ 83’ lars a great offer no registered motorcycle, and space and 900 days In the hostile Cooked Colonial Semi-Boneless Hams U. S. Grade “A” and chance to roturn operating without a motorcycle moon environment. 'N q stock un now. bottles B’rederlok Mitchell, a micro­ Boneless Colonial Mild Skinless 83' Cott Energade license. biologist at the Lunar Receiving Hormel Cure ^81 Ham Fully Cooked lb 32 02 bottle The case of Sharon Badstue- Laboratory here, said the germ White Gem Young ber, 20 Thompson St., Rock­ was found by scientists in the Columbia Child Mild Franks ug 83 WITH THIS CO U PO N and a *5 pur­ ville, was continued to June 2 course of a five-month study of Fresh Pork Spare Ribs chase thru Fri., May 29 only. Limit at Rockville. She is faoli^ the Surveyor camera. Hens...8 to 14 lbs OFF one bottle per coupon per customer. charges of forgery, obtaining It was described by Dr. W. W. Pure ■ ~'U n, money under false pretenses, Kemmerer, head of the space Prlmo Brand Italian Sausage Pork lb [t doesn't have to be a holiday to serve From our fish dept. laaiM iiiiiyiiiCTfU S^ and attempting to obtain money center’s preventative medicine your family turkey; why not surprise Caterer's Kitchen under false pretenses. office, as "a benign bacteria Sliced ■ P&P, Oliye them this weekend with a turkey din­ Other continuances: that lides around In all of us.” 8 oz pkg’ ' Luxury, Luncheon Colonial Cold Cuts ner. Our White Gems are the best George R. Barber, 23, of 28 MiKhell said the tiny organ­ ...... your money can buy . . . and you must Swordfish Cole Slaw W ism turned up on a little piece of Margaret Rd., charged with polyeurethane foam used fot in­ Nepco Kielbasi love it or you'll get your mon^y back! Steaks — Sliced Lindsay Scott Illegal sale of heroin, to June 22. 30-oz container sulation In the camera. Presum­ Philip Bourque, 84, of 280 ably it was left there off the You'll>wordll5h lovo ourtleaki tozty A Whywon't fusshovo toi youWe Hills Bros. Main St., charged with obtain­ breath of a workman as a Thov'ro ovoiioblt No M sK • Pitted Ripe Olives Family Napkins ing money under false pre­ 01 0 m won't fell you bought 2-lb can Coffee shroud on the camera was -re­ you now low amH. Itl tenses, to June 8. 4 mlnl-prict. ■ ss ei pkt moved to make repairs during ‘ WITH THIS C O U PO N and a *5 pur­ Frances Coleman, 19, of 486 69 Another great addition to Napkins are ^ must for those prelaunch teats. chase thru Fri., May 29 only, j-imit N. Main St., charged with giv­ Choose your favorite! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ QoMen Brown Cooked m A - Berbecue Chickens your holiday menu. It’s He placed It In a bacterial o>ne can per coupon per customer, cookouts. You'll want to have ing of narcotics, to June 18 for or Berbecue mini-priced, too. plenty on hand. growth media and the organism Fishcakes Roested Chickens a hearing in probable cause. 6 49 r> 59a revived, Mltdhell related. "^i.K'OiJQOOOOOQuHHVi'll'*’BSfcbpcShoi^il t ^ A ' ‘ S ' * : i » ll)OOOOOOOOOi}Otf()OOQOf^ Rita St. Germaine, 96 Center He .said: '"The first signs of St., charged with causing the life were observed after four delinquency of a child, to July days of incubation. On the next Canned Ham Sale! day the tube was turbid 160 Yoland Touchette, 19, of Riv­ (cloudy) with growth." 6oz erside Dr., Vernon, charged ^ S 2 9 FuMy C o o M count. 5-lb Gan Swift’s Premium 6-lb Armour Star ’ 5 .4 8 cans with reckless driving, to June Maxwell House pkg 1. Heavier Smokers 5-lb Rath Hickory Smoked Ham ’6J29 • 3-lb Swift’s Premium" ’3.29 6 oz jar Instant Coffee MANCHESTER, England — Dr. Clifford R. Ray, a Manches­ I WITH w n THIS COUPON and a *5 pur­ ^Fathers of the Year* ter general practitioner who 3-lb Hafnia Imported Ham ’3.98 • 'IVz^bDaulsh ’1.98 chase thru Fri., May 29 only. Limit We reserve the right one jar per coupon per customer. to limit quantities NEW YORK (AP) — Golf pro oarrled out a five-day study of We reserve the right to limit quantities I OFF Jack Nlcklaus, baseball com- 4S,(X)0 women, says nicotinism mlss^ner Bowie Kuhn, ex-ostro- Is one of the new secondary ef- naut Frank Borman and former fecU of the pill. Of 17,000 wom­ National League catcher Joe en taking oral contraceptives, Goragtola are among those de­ 12 per cent smoked more than— Be Be Be signed as "Fathers of the Year" 20 cigarettes a day, he found. a Stop & Shop welcomes, and will be happy to redeem stop & Shop welcomes, and will be happy to redeem a by the Fathers’ Day Oounctl, In a comparison group not tak­ Nlcklaus, 80 and the youngest ing the pill, only 8 per cent Foxy Foxy Foxy to win the award, said at a news smoked more than 20 cigarettes Shopper! U.S. Department of Agriculture Federal Food Stomp Coupons! U.S. Department of Agriculture Federul /Food Stomp Coupons! Shopper! conference after the prseenta- a day, he found. In a compari­ Shopper! tlon ceremony Monday; son group not taking the pill, "It’s learning to gat along only 8 per cent smoked more with others that counts. Tlut’s than 20 cigarettes a day. Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons aU M»DLE TURNPIKE WIST, MANCHESTER what life’s all about." Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons 363 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTER PAGE.EIGHTEBM StANCHESTfiR EVfimNG HBRAI^ MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, MAY 26, X970 MAN(HIESTEft EVEI' (G HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. 'IUESDAY, MAY 26, 1970 -PAGE NINETEEN CCIL Individual Golf Title Central Evens Score THE Herald Angle BOSTON (A P )—“ Base­ the second Inning, but the Sena­ the tying run at second and the ball is a game of inches,’’ tors took a 2-1 lead In the fourth lead run at first with nobody SILK. CITY LEAGUE By Blanking Indians Captured by Fred Marshall on a walk, a double by Ed out, but Stange then proceeded EARL YOST Continuing to dominate the the saying goes, and most of the short distances fav­ Stroud and a single by Tim Cul­ U> retire nine men In a row to Sporte IldUor No. 1 league in town. Center Bll- g DEAN YOST __ — .w.. —______len. Tall, slender Fred Mar­ Confusion took place in Manchester Windham ored the Boston Red Sox preserve the victory. shall, a three-year letter- d S e d ‘^(3reen m1L“ ^ Righthander Ken Palin ■«venth’ '“"tnluni. * ' 7 ^ " ' Soby H ig h "w ^ ’esday sJid closes out Monday as they opened a Cbnlgliaro's first homer led Manager Eddie Kasko was off the fourth to tie the score, ptaased with Stonge’s perform­ Notca from the Little Black Book man, from Manchester ^ . ^ e r oarf^t^^^^^ baffltl Manchester High reached on Ron Noske’s error. lU s e a ^ ^ d a y at 10 a.m. home stand with a 5-3 vic­ High School and the Red Sox went ahead .1-2 ance, and also with the fact that Congratulations are due tall, blond Fred Marshall, High School, proved to be ond batter. « .d pitehed Brlatol t S T ' tory over the Washington later In the inning on another his team finally put everything No. 1 in the CCIL yester­ Motors and Sportsman Tavern Central to a 5-0 CCIL win i«d the winners Senators. who won the CCIL Golf Tournament as a member of Golfer Leads ___ _ S t . ii-Tj- third on the throw to first. ChapuUs led tlietne winners in run-producing two-bagger by together after falling apart In the Manchester High team yesterday. The senior has day by winning the league was called because- of heavy over .. the Indians j yesterday i i j i., in a double steal. Bu- hitting going 8-4.and teammate Tony Oonigliaro hit a solo ho­ their catcher. the Just-concluded road trip. In Oolf Tournament at the Man­ t-e^sttsstststst ttstAstts v-augni m mer In the fourth inning which been outstanding all season for Ckiach Tom Kelley. Ahir'- Aurelio Rodriguez singled which It won only one of six chester Country d u b with an shall is the recipient of a four-year full scholarship to In Qualifying ■me cues scored 16 hms in ?i‘llti"o^"a“ "iYmoA^^’FM^^^^^^^ ali‘d‘l^bv*°.co".^* Just made it to the screen atop home a run to Me It In the Wash­ games. 18-hole total of 74. The 17-year- the left field fence. Carl Yas- ington fifth, but Yaz broke the "We haven’t been getting the Louisiana State University. He received a niedal for his oM senior went through the With most Of the leading ,ou*rSi t ^ ^ f l v l s ? ^ C e S 'V s ® 7 efforts at the Manchester Ooun------^ ^ ----- trzemskl followed up with an­ deadlock with'his 11th homer In Job done the last few days,” first nine carding a 37 and the professionals relaxing on the season Central elmblned fine hurlln* *****^ ^ hit by ChapuUs scattered Uiroughout the lineup, try Club yesterday. Next goal atartlng Hneup end elaifiwd the other solo blast in the fifth—this the Boston half of the inning and Kasko said. "When we got hit­ back nine, aiso with a 37. sidelines an . ^ o w n high jetf Morhardt hit the thiid wim some UmeTy hlU by p l S Bukowskl for m ere were no extra base hits, one Just Inside the right field will be the CIAC Meet Tuesday ®toan-up spot.iir the batting or- Conlgllaro added his disputed ting we didn’t get the pitching, On a golf scholarship to school student and a state sena- homer at Charter Oak with a and John diapulls to blank the *^*"‘ *^ ■ Brtstel CeaiiBl•b (S)h eiM foul pole. ahd when we got the pitching at Race Brook. • -N®®* veteran of tor p a ^ d the opening test of blast over the right centerfleld Indians. Earlier this season Manchester’s only scoring a>. blast for an Insurance run In the 14 yearns in pro hookey, tiaa been Louisiana State University, 4 0 g 0 Then in the eighth came the eighth. we didn’t get hitting: It’s nice to former home of Pete Maravich, ^allfjdng for tae U.8. Open ,ence. Bob Kowalski. Dave Manchester downed Central, 7- <=«»"e in the sixth inning, „ 6 1 closest one of all, as Conlgll- named the No. 1 defeneeman In 86 a GOING OR COMING? —- Clarence Gatson (21) of San Diego dives back into see us get it all together for a Here ’n There ti>e American Hockey League, nation’s No. 1 college basket­ Golf championships. White, Morhardt, Mike Rear- o Noske csiaputls,'a^' 4 6 aro’s towering drive drown the "I couldn't see It from wherj change.’ ’ 4 0 second base as Cincinnati shortstop Don Chaney dives the other way in at­ I was,” Tony said of the second c.i'uv-uiw, nuwu mcai iwii- '^ * Sprlngficld King standout ball player, Marshall bested a Starting Manchester pitcher «*•“ “ 1 left field line was called fair by The Red Sox suffered one cas­ Lee Fracchla, noted local fish 4 1 tempt to grab pickoff throw from ciltche'r Johnny Bench in the final inning. homer. "I watched the umpire. erman, won flret prize In laet P*ayed In all 72 regular tMstaon field of 36 to gain top recogni­ ^orida high school senior, led three hits. j|m Pgi«.,.n» was the loser He followed with a line shot pSmte, 8b, 3 0 umpire George Maloney, giving ualty when center fielder Reg­ a a When he says fair it means fair week’s Norwich Striper ' Derby game*. Price had played pre­ tion. the Red Sox slugger his second gie Smith twisted his left knee the *>“*■**<1 «®v«n innings and gave ®®"‘ ®*'- ®^®«* “ >e 0 0 to me.” contest with a caiboh which In the National Hookey Second place was a tie be­ the coveted golf claulc. Hashing had a perfect 3-3 night and Tom up all five Central nine and i>y flying out to right- PtOtaT p, 4 a homer of the game and 10th of chasing a ball In the seventh in­ weighed 16 pounds, 13 ounces, fj*®*"® with Toronto, Detroit, tween Bill Zanetto of Maloney a course-tying 131, 13 under par jt^a was 2-3. hits Jeff Maher - relived In the Held. the season. The Senators, in­ ■Rico petrocelll, who was In ning and had to be replaced by for the DeSoto Lakes Course at Billiards Maher relived in the Totals The local dog warden was ■Montreal and Pittaburgh and High in Meriden and Bill Torsa 301 376 X—18-16-4 eighth inning and pitched shut- Another heads-up play was Maaoheator (•) cluding manager Ted Williams, the oil-deck circle, said the ball 'Billy (^nlgliaro. Trainer Buddy Sarasota. ab r looked fair to him, but some awarded a trophy for Ms efforts Noobester, BaHtmore and Que- of Conard High, each with 76. Manor 000 043 0— 6- 6-7 out ball for two frames. turned in by Central catcher ab, • rbl argued long and vehemently Leroux said Smith probably Koch’s second-round 66 also 1 0 that the ball was foul, but to no press box observers thought it . . . Bill Holowoty, Elastern Con- **®® *" toe AHL before coming Conard won the overall tourna­ Bristol took advantage of two ChapuUs. Gliha reached first on A Noske, 'as, Errors.. Errors would be sidelined for three to neotlcut State College baseball *® Springfield iaat Itell. tied the course record set by old avail. appeared foul, and so did all of ment with a team score of 306. REC LEAGUE straight Balesano free passes ® sharp single to centerfleld. S&herf?. **' five days, and Kasko said he pro’s Dow Finsterwald and Sam Minnesota’s two mlscues and the Senators. coach, learned a lesson the • • • Maloney placed second with 300 Discount Furniture scored ^nd Palin laced a fastball to Jim Jackson attempting to NEW YORK (AP) — Blair started Baltimore off with The three homers plus a pair planned to use Billy C. in his Snead. “They’ve been making er­ the Brewers started their give­ a two-run double In the first. of run-scoring doubles by Gerry ■"niere was no question It was place. hard way last Saiturday when he End of the line and the host Indians were third used second line pitching In Ws. Just wondering when any State Senator Les Fowler of ^ away program In the fourth. McNally, 8-2, lost his shutout In Moses were enough to lift the foul—no question at all,” Wil­ Billy has an Army reserve with 331. Boulder oSo**^ was one^^of 16 ^'"P*®^®®’Employes, 23*2, ^In the first the BrassRrAjm Cityrntv tooktnnk an 1-0i.n leadlaoH missed the ball and ChapuUsChanulis Hoi** rors for 100 years, since First, right fielder Steve Hov- the ninth when Roy Foster hit a Red Sox to their victory despite liams said, ’"niey (the Red Sox) meeting today but is expected to game against Qulnnlplac Col- penalty will be metted out to Defending C d L individual S l e r s at i e n “ r’rPar^^ 1" U>® ®®®°nd ’^®<* *»‘® ‘ ® Vito Homan- g ~ l5 S 3 ^ 1 b ’ the game was invented,’’ lege and saved ace Gary Klnel those pubUclty - starved sem- champion, Mark Matheu of quallflers at Denvers Paraise .ph*^r*he winn.r.winners *», talliedu. h n runs u,e fourth, an infleld hit, dei at flrst to get Gliha. Dave Bristol said Monday ley dropped Oliva’s liner for a two-run homer. a shaky pitching performance know It was foul too. Ask their be able to make tonight’s sec­ dub, carding a two-over par lourui, an mneia nu, ^ « iu 6«. Totals 31 0 6 9 0 * • » of Manchester for the second tlly-clad gals who Jump ’out ot Windham High in Willimantic, night. Surprisingly, he two-base error and then Har­ by Bill Lee, Tile young left-han­ guys. But that didn’t beat us.” ond game of the three-game ser­ 146, finishing second behind Bob ^ poorly sacrifice and a run — scoring the Indians, with the loss, n ? n t i o 5 n n mon Klllebrew's fly ball got TTGER8 - YANKS — der gave up 10 hits In six In­ Stange’s performance was a ies on time. If not, Yastrzemskl game. Eastern had to win the the stands, rush out onto t ^ tied for eighth place! He won wasn’t referring to his fliwt to gain the right to advance baseball fields and throw their H old's 145. ^ ou j Y-ki to right field by Palin will be unable to reach .500 this SB-^Boby: BAC: Bukoi^, Pai? caught In the breeze and fell be­ Willie Horton hit a three-run nings but managed to escape big factor In the victory. TTie lit­ will move to center with Mike last year at the Rockledge A perennial qualifier. Sen. brought home the second tally, season. They have two games Milwaukee Brewers. to the finals In the District 32 arms around their heroeT^r Country Club. hind Hovley and center fielder homer for the Tigers, but they relatively unscathed In evening tle right-hander took over for Derrick probably taking over In Fowler, coaches the University ^ Norm Another run scored in the fifth remaining and are three games lO. Baleaano «; Hlu of#: Biu2So Bristol had Just seen Us team his record at 2-2 with the aid of the tiring Lee after Frank How­ kisses on the ball playenT Last summer, while working Snyder for a triple. needed Bill Freehan’s leadoff left. of Colorado golf team in his ^ y . W oo^ Skenctarian M d ,n„ing. below the mark. 6.for.5 .nme_ln. 7;..lll«h«r_0 for 0 commit four errors and botch But the Brewers reached the some strong relief work by Lee ard had singled to open the sev­ en. However Eaetem was b ^ b - q^s practice 1. getting S at the Stowe-Flake Inn in Stowe, snare time Bennett had throe h it s ______■ niiu in 3; PS: Hollk; L: 'BUeMoa round-tripper In the last of the Gary Peters (3-4) is schedule*) ed early and -wound up a loser * s '* quite up a wind-blown fly ball to help Stange. enth. Rich Reichardt greeted Vt., Marshall shot his best heights of generosity in the sev­ ninth to edge the Yankees. Bob­ to pitch for the Red Sox tonight with the well rested Klnel not uie vounrmtnru ^ ®*"®xl®ti* ** A record list of 3,642 golfers the Minnesota Twins to a 6-5 enth. For openers, shortstop Moses doubled home a run in him with another single, putting against Casey Cox 3-3. round. He fired a 66 over the will qualify after today’s play Uriano and Dave Rosenfleld had victory. by Murcer homered for the even throwing a pitch. -mere Ted Kubiak booted George Mlt- Yanks, who tied me score In the 18-hole layout. His best score for secUonal tests June 8 or 8 ®f?' ...... "Errors,” Bristol sighed. was no second game tor Ease- tmich ^ 1*^ ***** *** Cheney’s Best Effort terwald’s grounder. With one top of the ninth on Horace ern which wound up with an * * * * ^ ‘’^ on the Manchester Country Club before the Open June 18-21 at Ray McNickle led the losers "You can’t do anything about £1 was a 71 last Hiursday in a with two of his teams seven out, Cesar Tovar’s grounder Clarke's sacrifice fly. 18-i won-loss record . . The ^'*®“ ®‘’ *»**1 ®* toe park by po- the Hazeltine National Golf them. Ours Just came at an in­ went through third baseman D B • Mojor League Met’s best hitter of a year ago, ‘ ‘ Yhat was a nice 4At)i CCIL match with Platt and Course in Chaska, Minn. hits. opportune Uihe." Baseball Benefits In Defeat to Rham Tommy Harper and there were ROYALS - WHITES — aeon Jones, is Wttlng leM than P«*ent for CJyde Hall High. A total of 32 positions are up Discount 7 0 11 320 x—33-22-2 TioiUrjg 4-3 In the seventh In- ruiuiers at first and tUrd. Dave ^ reh ea d hurled his .176 this spring . . . Baltimore. Saturday, being fired Dan Home, in 14th spot, was for grabs today at Memphis, Town 2 0 0 000 0— 2- 7-8 Despite their best effort of the season, Cheney Tech’s AMERICAN LEAGUE Ung, the Twins made the most = L e a d e r s = = Pitcher Skip Liockwood retired first complete game since 1966 on the strength of Its general manager of the San Fran- the next Indian to score. Home Tenn., and several other loca­ luckless baseball team went down to its 12th defeat in League-leading Sears ft Roe- of three Milwaukee errors, a American I-eague Rod Oariw on a short fly for the — a five-hitter — as Kansas To Be Increased all around play to date l(x>ks ®*“®° Qianta. President Horace shot a 81. In 16th position was tions in the two-day tests over OANDLEUGHT LEAGUE 13 starts yesterday afternoon at home. Rham Hi^h buck scored heavUy in the open- walk and Rich Reese’s infleld second out, but made the mis­ City drubbed the White Sox, NEW YORK (AP) The major league baseball season more formidable than a year Stoneham said the declehm to John Newcomb also of Man­ 36-holes. Taklng an early 10-3 lead, Al- emerged the winner by a 3-0 count in a game that w as mg innings and then watched single — the only Ut of the in­ Batting (100 at bats)—Carew, take of letting Oliva hit the ball who suffered their fifth consecu­ will remain at 162 games but the players will be enrich­ ago when they easily copped the King was not something chester. John Odell was 33nd Orville Moody, wdio won the bertl Stars ralUed in the later reeled off in taie hour and 28 Wlpco close the gap but not ning — for three runs. Minnesota .387; F. Robinson, o n the ground. Kubiak booted tive loss and ninth In 10 games. ed shortly by nearly $4 million in benefits when a new American League’s Eastern *Jone on the ajiur of the mo- with a 86. Open last year at Houston, innings and posted a 14-13 win minutes. enough as the Storemen won, Elsewhere In the American Baltimore .378. this one, too, as the tying run After the flrst three Chicago three year contract is signed. Oivlaion championship. m ent. . . East Catholic High Best score on the front nine heads the exempt list. Others ta over WTNF at Mt. Nebo. Both It was a pitchers’ battle all 6-8, at Waddell Field. League, Baltimore wUpped Runs—Tovar, Minnesota 41; * * * track team feels rha* ODach was recovered by Marshall with cTudT Gary piayerr m knocked out 16 hits. the way with Al Schutx besting scored. Killebrew walked, load­ batters singled, Morehead re­ The agrreement between the ------White, New York 37. . 'Drlan Moran and Jeff Jones dsveland 6-2, Detroit e ije the Major League Baseball Players ®Kreement, a player will get 30 O ff the Cuff Kelley is the one person a 37 and the lowest on the back per. Jack Nlcklaus, Lee Trevino Alosky’s solo homer in lltUe southpaw Pete Depka. AU ing the bases^ and Tovar and tired 16 In a row. Runs batted In—Oliva, Minne­ had four and three hits respec­ New York Yankees 4-3, Boston Association and clubowners will salary If cut during spring and Arnold Palmer ^® inning was the win- Rham runs came across in the Oliva both raced home as Reese Morehead also drove in the sota 37; J. Powell, Baltimore 36. ^4o*“ ^^r!J“ cut high school nine was achieved by Rick tively for the winners.0 Scott downed Washington 6 -3 and give the players |800,000 Gaining, and 60 days’ pay if cut Some standout performances " ‘"K blow, Tim Coughlin had fourth when Cheney had its outlegged an Infleld hit and first KC run with a second-in­ Hits—A. Johnson, California basketball stars, Stan Szykula of campaigns and speak Meskell of Maloney High with Alemany rapped 8 out three hits Kansas City trounced the CSiica- immediately. Marvin Miller, ex- “ >6 regular season. Pre- Windsor Locke and Cal Chao- f*®wlngly of the successful men- a 34. Monday included Paul Bonde- thr®® bits and two homers, only bad inning. A mental lapse 0 Lockwood couldn’t handle first ning double and the Royals 60; F. Alou, Oakland 66. Wlndsor Locks and Cal Chap Curt Van Riper had a circuit go WUte Sox 7-1. CallforUa and ecutlve director of the assocla- '’tously, a player did not receive tor . . . Nate Koppel, Jayvee son’s 68-68—134, leading 28 qual- Ptttrusello, Willie Warren, in the outHeld and then a two- 0 baseman Mike Hegan’s throw. went ahead In the fifth on a Doubles—White, New York man of West Haven High have SUMMARY r blow. 0 Oakland were not scheduled. tlon, said Monday. anything If dropped during the soccer coach at Manchester Iflers at Atlanta’s par 72 layout Savino ahd Joe Savlno base throwing error gave the 0 TJie Twlna tried to hand it double by Elite Rodriguez and 14; F. Alou, Oakland 14; Harp­ been acceptetl at UOonn . . . Marshall (M) 37-37-74; Bill Sears 214 20x—6-16-4 Cincinnati nipped San Diego « .. , j , .u , spring and only 30 days’ pay if Stu Baraw Jr., general manager High, will move on to Congrd Zanetto (Mai) 38-37-76; BUI and Doug Sanders’ 140 at the “ ad two hits each. visitors two markers. The third hcck in the ninth. Wlt'i two Pat Kelly’s single. He estima ed that the players was let go after the season er, Milwaukee 14. iiauiiugcr • — — —' — Wipco 5 002 6 408-8- r o’ 6-2 2-1 in the only National League down. Harper ddubled, Snyder • * * of the Stowe Flake Inn and ****‘ “ «*<>" • • • 8am Huff, Toria (C) 36-36-76; Rick MeskeU Charles Slfford’s 143 at the tb® Radiomen. Uoyd Bou- scored on a hit. aciton. would benefit to the tune of 34 begun Triples—Tovar, Minnesota 6; Motel at Stowe, Vt., reports found politics not 1^ cup Koskl (8), Moran, Von Riper; singled him home and third REDS - PADRES — (Mai) 43-34-76; John I'ine (C) same course; John Schlee’s 67- tflbar bad three hits with Rollle • * * million over the three years. player cut after 14 tied with 3. his brother, Chuck, has Joined ®* "tow, wUl return to the Wash- ab h e rbi Bodeman, Backofen, Alemany. baseman Frank Qulllci, Just put Pitcher Jim MoGlothlln sin­ 66-37-76; Tom Carlson (C) 36- 68—136, topping 20 qualifiers at Rutherford, Bill Maher, Dave . TWINS - BBBWEBS — Miller, recommending accept- May 16 will receive his entire Home runs—J. Powell, Balti­ the operation. The Baraws resld- togton Redskins as ap assistant 3 1 0 0 in for defense, kicked Roberto gled in the eighth Inning and 38-77; Greg Murray (C) 43-85- Coral Springs. Fla., and the 70- Krlnjack and Ed White two raps 4 1 NA'nONAL LEAGUE Aided by gusty winds, the ance of the pact, said all 24 contract salary, more 13; F: Howard, Washing­ ed In Manchester for years be- ®oach this season . . . -Bud Grant 67—137 shot by Forrest Feiler each. Maher and Ron Allen CoMd^, cf. 3 1 Pena’s grounder. But Oliva scored the winning run on Bob­ ton 13. 77; Mark Mathleu (W) 41-87- Robbins, rf, a Moriarty’s continued their baseballs started acting up Ip player representatives had been The owners and players have fore moving on to Stowe. The kas signed a new five-year con- hit homers. 0 made a fine catch of Danny by Tolan's sacrifice f)y In Cin­ 78; Craig Roberts (H) 36-86-78; at Napa, Calif. Mad-siaughl in, lb, a 1 domination by blanking the the very flrst inning of the contacted and a final vote is due already agreed on increases In Stolen bsises—Harper, Mil­ Baraws recently purchased the fract to lead^ the MhUMOota Albertis 031 236 X 14-16-3 Fotey.. Bb,Bb 3 1 Walton’s high wind-blown pop cinnati’s win over San Diego. Wayne King (Mai) 40-36-76; Also qualifying at Napa was IfcQutre, 3b, Medics, 10-0, at Buckley Field within a week. It is expected minimum pay with the rate waukee 20; 'P. Kelly, Kansas Nordic Motor Inn, whU^ was Vikings In the NHL . . . Bigger WINF 730 102 0— 13-16-S 3 1 Minnesota-Milwaukee game fly to end the contest. Dennis Stocking (Mai) 41-38-76; San Francisco 46ers’ quarter­ SenkbeS, U. 3 0 under a light mist last n i^ t. McGlothlln bruised a knee slid­ that Uie owners will ratify the going from $10,000 to $12,000 in a t y 18. adrjacent to Stowe Flake. . Hest play-than ever Is the word Chambers, c. 0 when Twins leCt fielder Jim Holt • * * Don (Funk (BE) 43-37-76. back John Brodle, who shot a a ing home and Wayne Granger Pitching (6 decisions)—Tlant, ■The Gasmen’s Scott Eagle- mUJudged a fly baU and It fell ORHM-ES - INDIANS — package at the same time, i 97(j, $i2,600 In 1971 and $13,500 looking high school batter In from Al Oayeon, pro at Ooo- 146. INDY LEAGUE Totals 07 3 6 worked the last two Innings. The players had rejected an in 1672. Minnesota 8-0, 1.000, 3.82 ; 3 tied Mlanchester since Mbe Morhardt necticut Golf Land, tor both ths son struck out 14 batters and for a double. Tlie Orioles scored ithree runs Amateur Bobby Wadklns, Mota’s threatened in the sev- The teams had been tied 1-1 earlier owners’ proposal by a Other adjustments Include an with .800. was on the scene is Johimy par three 18-hole course the (Herald photo by SHver) Cheney Teich ( 6) gave up a lone hit to Bob Healy Right fielder Tony Oliva hob­ In each of the flrst two innings Playoff Friday Richmond, Va., younger brother enth Inning with three runs. but_ Newsom, 3b, to pace Morlartys. on homers by Lee May of the 606-89 vote, based on three mil- increase In spring training al- Strikeouts — McDowell, McKeon at East Hartford. The driving range. The 184iols mini- Fred Marshall of Walker Cupper Lanny Wad- the Telephone entry held on and »■ bled Russ Snyder’s run-scoring and rolled past the Indians on STORRS (AP) — ’The univer­ John Bigelow and Kevin Reds and Clarence Gaston of Jor points of disagreement: the lowances from $16 to $17 per Cleveland 98; Lolich, Detroit 79. graduate of the East JV squad ature course, too, has been the single In the tUrd for one of Dave McNally’s six-hitter. Paul the Padres. sities of Connecticut and Maine kins, led six quallHers at Nash- won 10-7 at Keeney Field. Burnh^ ss, P E I S DEPKA Hiers had two hits each for the length of the season, playoff day in 1971; a cost of living In- looks Hke one In a hundred. He scene of much activity thts eea- wlU meet Friday to play off ville, Tenn., with a 67-70-187. Bill Conway went 3-3 and winners. compensatlon and termination crease; increased moving ex- National League quickly moved Into the varsltv son. Touring pros Lou Graham and teammates Bill Maynes 3-4 and c. Bob Burnham collected the their tie for the 1870' Yankee Morlartys' 420 40x—10-8-1 pay. penses; and Improved working Red Smith Qualifier Mason Rudolph also made it, G®R® Gales 2-4 paced the win- ' other blow. Depka scattered six Curt Flood Case Continues Batting (100 at bats)—Carty, Conference Baseball . champion­ Medics 000 000— 0-1-1 The clubowners won out on conditions, Atlanta .( ^ ; Grabarkewitz, Los ship, and determine which team shooting 140 and 142, respective- "®™ ^ ^l'® hitting department, (joguen, rf, Rham singles but it Just wasn’t Former Connecticut and New 146 tied with John McK^onachle bis day. No Rham batter had Eagleson and Neiswonger, the Issue of the 162-game regu- The reserve ruling was set Angeles .388. wiU represent the conference at I ’The losers Rudy Wltke had a Summer Can’t Be Far Off, England amateur golf cham­ and COet Wojack, both pros. Kelly; Healy, Goss, Hull and lar season, citing long term ra- aside, pending the outcome of Runs—Bonds, San Francisco NCAA championship play. Dick Turner of Mesa, Arlz.. 3-4 night w ith’Tom Morris, ^ m tootag, 1 2^ 4 5 6 7 l4 u u more than one bingle. Co-medalists were John Gen­ 0 0 5 3 0 0 0 3 Rham is now 8-8 for Coach Darlhig dio and television contracts as the Curt F1(mm1 case. However, It 44; Henderson, San Francisco The game will be played at pion, Red Smith of Manchester led Lake Montezuma, Ariz.i Q u ^ . ’P '" SuUlv^ b®; SebuU* P ete Rozelle Explains tile and Jeff Albert with 146 2., Depka 3: SO: Mike Zotta a local resident. factors. can be reopened on 10-day no- 40. a b a Playoffs Finally End the University of New Hamp­ was one of the 12 successful ouallflers with a 67-67—134 B®'’ ®®®h getting two hits each, sohulu 6. Depka 6. INTERNdfnONAL LEAGUE American L«ague totals. Once again light-hitting C2ie- However, on the playoff kitty, tice at the end of the season In Runs batted In—Perez, Cin­ shire In Durham. Game time is score. Ed Mauro Jr. of Provl- Telephone 440 020 x—10-13-2 Rain shortened the contest be­ East Division U>S ANGELES (AP) — The state qualifiers for the United Smith, current Manchester Schutz allowed three hits, all ney failed to get a runner past owners offered to Increase the which litigation ends, cinnati 46; H..-; Aaron, Atlanta serves as Tom Tliaoksr, Art 1 pTm. ^en” . was low medalist In Mota’s 002 200 3 - 7-12-6 W. L. Pet. GR. Indiana Pacers, newly crowned States Open at the New Haven Open champ, had a fine one- singles, two by Butch Gerich. second base. tween Normans and the Player Option Pact players’ share from 60 per cent Flood is suing baseball for $3 42; McCovey, San Francisco 42. Becker and. John Barnhill. And Baltimore 30 13 .608 — The NCAA semifinals — the country Club yesterday. under par 70 morning round but Rhode Island qualifications with Lawyers at four Innings, but to 60 per cent, with all expenses million on an anti-trust charge champions of the American also for Sharman and the Stars. DUSTY LEAGUE New York 24 20 .646 Hits—Perez, Cincinnati 68; next step for the game’s win­ Smith, now an assistant pro skied to a 76 in the afternoon. a 71-67—138. Normans were on top at the NEW YORK (AP) — Curt Flood’s lawyers are ex­ 6% coming out of the owners’ after refusing to accept his -Basketball Association, flew Brown, whose seven three- Despite nine errors. Multi Cir­ Detroit 19 20 .487 9 Carty, Atlanta 62. ner—will be played June 2, 3, at Shaker Farms, had a 36-hole He bogied four of the six holes time, 18-13, In a slugfest at Ver- pect^ to complete presentation of his $3 million anti- share. trade from St. Louis to Phila- home today for a champagne pointers erased the record of cuits came away with their Lloyd Ruhy at the Indy 500 Boston 18 22 .460 Doubles—W. Parker, Los An­ and 4 at Dartmouth College score of 146, four-over.par. His after the noon break. planck F^eld. against baseball in Federal Court Tuesday 10V4 Under the new termination delphla. party they’ve been planning for six set In 1686 by Chico Vaughn first victory last night,at Rob­ Pete Rozelle, commissioner of - _...... ^ _ Wash’n. 18 23 .439 geles 18; Wynn, Houston 14. days. Homers were hit by Mark 11 of the MInneaota Pipers against ertson Park EU3 they defeated professional football, was the early witnesses is sure to be aeveland 14 24 .368 Triples—Clemente. Pitts- Sports Slate Demko (2), Mike Quesnel and 13^ ■nie Pacers, solid pre-playoff Miami, was asked if he’d'Uke Capsule Comments on All 33 Drivers in 500 I CB&T, 14-13. only witness in Monday’s abbre- Howie Kuhn, the baseball com- West: Division Stram Super Man of Year burgh 7; Morgan, Houston 6. Reiner Cacace. favorites, were forced to go six to play the champion New York TODAY The winners had 17 hits and Tough for Rookies vlated session. He was under nilssloner. Minnesota 27 12 .692 ___ Home runs—RieWe Allen, St. ■The Lawyers had only three games before they finally sub­ Knicks of the rival Natkmal Baseball were paced by Tim Chinnlng- subpoena from Flixid’s lawyer, Flood, former St. Louis Ctardl- California 27 14 .659 1 Louis 16; H. Aaron, Atlanta 16; dued the upstart, orphan Los Northwest ham and Archie Smith with hits, yet scored 10 runs. Perez, Oncinnati 16. League. East Catholic at Normans 11 2 3 2-18-18-1 Arthur Goldberg, former United "al center fielder who refused to Oakland 22 20 .524 6W, Angeles Stars Monday night, Catholic three hits. Bill Sukosky had the Kansas a t y Stolen bases—Bonds, San "No—not till next year," he Unser, Foyt Co-Favorites In Qualifying Tests Lawyers 6 2 0 3—10- 3-2 States Supreme Court Justice. accept his trade to the Phlladel- 17 24 .416 11 Gale Sayers Cited, 111-107. ■n»e champagne has El’lngton at Somers winning rap for Multis. CMcago Francisco 21; Wills, Los Ange­ replleiX chuckling. "Right now McNickle and Cacace; Kurlo- Roselle told the court about P^a Phillies, is suing baseball 16 26 .381 12H been on Ice in Indianapolis for I want to rest" INDIANAPOLIS (AP) pletely new and untried car. 16. Peter Revson; He could be Middletown at Rockville Jim Armstrong, Al Pratt, football’s player-option con- tor $3 million in an antitrust Milwaukee 13 27 .326 les 15. almost a week. By LLOYD RUBY wlcz and Sweet. 14V6 "Indiana," said Sharman, "Is — With the Indianapolis Johnny Rutherford, the other near front at finish; 16-1. Bolton at East Hampton Charles Bassos and Stan KlI- tract, which operates quite dlf- challenging baseball’s re- Monday’s Results Pitching (6 decisions)—Simp­ INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Rookies have a hard time "It Just wasn't our night but one of the better basketbaU front row qualifier at 170.213 17. Gordon Johncock; Has a Track llnger had two hits each for ferently than baseballs’ reserve s®rve system, Baltimore 6, Cleveland 2 Cherishes Honor son, Cincinnati 6-1, .867, 2.26; G. 500 still five days away, at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Now, it’s hard to AMERICAN LEAGUE FARM it sure was a night for Roger teams in the world. Other th«« m.p.h., was rated 7 to 1. long way to go, but will go; OIAC Class A Eastern Section^ CBftT. clause, but he also added that Under baseball law, a player Detroit 4, New York 3 Stone, Atlanta 8-1, .833, 3.19; the experts around Gaso­ Muius 035 113 1-14-17- 8 ™a8rifl6 anybody having a harder time qualifying for Sears 16, Wlpco 7 NEW YORK (AP) — Hank Stram was hailed as Su­ Brown,” said the Stars’ coach, one or two teams In the MBA, Here is the way the Held, In 10- 1. ala at UOonn some pro foptball cliibs might to bound to the club , with whom Boston 6, Washington 3 Nash, Atlanta 6-1, .833, 3.30. line Alley already have CB&T 342 100 3-13-17-11 this year’s race than me, but I’ll guarantee there’s one per Man and Gale Sayers was praised for his courage Bill SharAian. Indiana could held it own the order In which they will 18. Joe Leonard; Just a little SoftbaU INTERNA’nONAL LEAGUE have foiled. If the meiged ^® originally signs a contract Kansas City 7, Chicago 1 Strikeouts—S e a v e r. New tabbed-Al Unser and A.J. start the race, was rated along DeOormler vs. Walnut, 7:30 ------rookie who earned his starting position. Monday night by the New York Chapter of the Pro He referred to Indiana’s 6-6 be a definite contender." too far back; 16-1. FARM leagues had not agreed on a until he Is traded, sold or re­ Minnesota 6, Milwaukee 5 York 104; Gibson, St. Louis 78. Foj^ favorites to win auto with capsule comment: Oak V t C* Donnie Allison, the stock car ------Football Writers of America. forward, a two-year ABA man In a game that was close 16. C;ari Williams; Best ride he Oilers 16, Lawyers 7 common playei* draft in 1966, leased. Only games scheduled racing^s richest prize. 1. Al Unser; Tough to beat if has ever h§d; 25-1. Acadia vs. Manor, 8:45 Oak — - X » rookie from down south, spun cars react a lot ' Coach Stram was honored as from Dayton, >riu>se 46 pblnta, all the way, one In which the BATTIN(3—Tony In answer to questions by Jay A pro football player, upon Today’s Games Super Man of the Year for lead­ Quarterback Joe Kapp of which included an ABA playoff Unser, 31, put his Colt-turbo­ he doesn’t break; 2-1. 20. Gary Bettenhausen; Noth­ VFW VB.,'^antern, 6:16 Nebo ° “. , 5 ------’ ^ c e the first week he was jeker when you Jerk the lead changed hands 33 times Red Sox, smasheil two solo hom­ TidMSt a Goldberg associate, termination of his current con­ Cleveland (Hand 0-4) at Bal­ Minnesota was honored as the record seven three-point field charged Ford on the pole with 2. Johnny Rutherford; Morale ing but problems all month; D'.cks VS;* Rays, 7:30 Nebo here and he starts 23rd, which ^heel of a championship car, ing the Kansas a ty Oiiefs to Legion Ti^outs and was tied 14, Indiana led ers In Boston’s 6-3 win over ' Elks Sports Fete who asked Roselle to Identify tract, can play one more year timore (Hardin 1-1), N the championship on pro foot­ National F(x>tball League Play­ goals, wrecked the Stars. a four-lap speed of 170.221 miles, is high, might feel racy; 7-1. - . Army ft Navy vs. Klock, 6:16 after the flrst period, 34-37 ; 84- 20 1 Washington. T " “ Kht as well get set, be- the clubs that might have failed, under the option clause for at New York (StotUemyre 4-3) er of the Year, and quarter­ per hour. Foyt, 38, a three-Ume 3. A.J. Foyt; Wants badly to 21. George Follmer; Good Keeney ■ ball, cUmauced with a Super T6 Start Friday There were 8,233 fans In the 53 at the half, and trailed- going PITCHING — Dave More- H | ®®“®® to « “ d the RoMUe said; least 90 per cent of his previous at Detroit (Nlekro 4-3), N back Daryl Lamonlca of Oak­ winner, starts on the outside cti bo the first four Umer; 2-1.. driver, but 600 miles for car?; Dlokensons vs. Fire, 6:18 Rob­ do ,rith what hapi^ned to Don- .^ar end leading you krounl To Honor Cagers Bowl victory over Minnesota. Sports Arena. Ironically, it was Into the final quarter, 80-78. head, Royals, hurled a flve-hlt- ‘T feel some clubs in the pay, and (hen become a free Chicago (Janeski 3-2) at Kan­ land was recognized as' Ameri­ Registration for alt American the largest crowd the Stars, or the front row after qualifying at 4. Roger M(K;nuskey; New 20-1. ertson nle before he qualified. It w u u,e race track. "Of all the honors I have re­ Sharman said the turning ter, retiring 18 straight batters Alfred Ritter, exhalted ruler American Football League and agent on May 1 of the following sas City (Johnson 1-2),- N can F(x>tball League Player of Legion prospects will be held their predecessors, the Anaheim 170.004 m.p.h. team, watch out for this one; 22. Mel Kenyon; Should finish TUESpAY, MAY 26 ceived, tonight’s holds the point may have come when the some in the National Football year. He can sign with any oth­ Wajshington (Cox 5-3) at Bos­ the Year. Thursday night at Mt. Nebo ■niere are 31 other cars in the 3-1. In top 10 again; 30-1. VFW vs. NTiSsiff, 6 Buckley over one stretch, for his first it*"takei^'fco*^raii*'th'u**ole ^ Donnie that I got out ot the Manchester Lodge of greatest honor tor me,” Sayers, Amigos, ever attracted In South­ their 7-0 center, Craig Ray­ complete game since 1668, a 7-1 place. . .experience You have to ^® K™®'’® ®t least Jim Malloy; Good qualifier, To Speak at Cheney Banquet about aU he did was observe *"’*®" the short chutes as quick be In charge of the nights ter some time. East Division ■^e ,faC)S9 coach, Bob Leo­ Jackson and 'WlUie Wise, each 27. Ronhie Bucknum; He’ll Rozelle said about 10 players president ot the AFL. be passed by. Any boy who has win. short on experience; - . He didn’t run many laps on th^ “ P®«*ble. Heck, if you don’t. ® '^ ts. "And I think Bud Adams CMcago . 21 17 .863 — ®^ " knee Injury. nard, had’ et^mpUments for all— -with 18, were Los Angeles’ lead­ 20 1 drive as long as the car runs; played out their options last sea­ not registered by Monday night ■There is no pari-mutuel bet­ 10. George Snider; Good car, 30-1. Athletes, coaches and other track — Just enough to know he h ere’s no way you can run Community College, during (owner of Houston) also could St. Louis 20 19 .613 1V6 Ms own star. Brown, such re­ ing scorers. personnel involved In the ath­ wanted to drive in the Indy 600. “ *® 8®“~ n compUed a 18-6 afford to field a team for some son and "less than 25” in pre­ New York 20 21 .488 2Vi will not be permitted to sign up. ting in apto racing, but W there probably finish top ten; 20-1. 28. Greg W el(^ [f it were only Tryouts \rill continue through letic p it^ a m at Cheney Tech Donnie spun the first day he Actually, I’ve been so close to Coached by second year time as long as he had some­ vious years. Pittaburgh 20 23 .i66 3% were, the consensus of the panel 11. Dan Gurney; Tired of sec­ a sprint race; ^jO-l. ^Skins To Relf on Computer the middle of next week with win be honored at the annual went out on his rookie test. It the wall, I’ve flinched a hun- 1”®^' MIstretta, the Col- body to' play.” When Jay Topkls, one of Montreal 16 24 .400 6 would rate Unser and Foyt at ond, will go for the bundle; 10-1. 26. Jerry Grant; He’ll pass a the final tryout Wednesday sports banquet to be held at the was a good lesson for him. He ^*‘®‘t times. I get so close, i Just *®pans piwdded the fans with If the Flood case Is complet­ Flood’s attorneys, asked Roselle PMla’phla 16 26 .360 6*^ 2 to 1 over the Held. Roger Mc- 12. Mike Mosley; WIU probab­ few cars befo’re he breaks; 30-1. night, unless delayed by rain. school on ’Tuesday, June 2, by told me later he was confus^ know I’m gonna hit. ' I Just f. brand of play. Although ed, possibly with the testimony if the right to play out an option West Division During NFL Play Next Fall Cluskey, who has the inside ly win thls,.race some day; 12-1. 30. Bill Vukovich; Strange car The Legion will plqy an exl- the presence of a distinguished because some officials told him “cnmch up my shoulders and the rervlces of I ^ Chafln were of Walter Kennedy, commission­ had been helpful to pro football, anclnnatl 32 12 .727 second row spot, was the only 13. Lee Roy Yarbrough; A and question marks; 26-1. bition game qgalnst West Hart­ sports figure. Vince Cazzetta, a to run with two wheels below ^®*t to see. I get a funny feel- the first half of the sea- er of the National Basketball Rozelle said; WABHINCrrON (AP) — It’s he said the recall ot data and driver rated at 8 to 1. good Stocker, but is he hungry?; 31. EHck Simon;. Short on expe­ Los Angeles 24 18 .671 ford In West Hartford Monday, former ctasemate of Athletic Di­ the yellow Une, which actuaUy in my stomach. My next lap “®" ‘ he coUege five still man- Association, the defense Is ex­ "Football has been able to second down and short yardage. the flexibility with wMch they ■Ihere were two drivers rated 14-1. rience and pieces; 80-1. Atlanta 23 18 .661 June 8. The regular season will rector Anthony D’Angona, wlU Is way below the groove. always slower, I’m sure! “* !? ® winning season. pected to start Its case. Among live with its rules.” What play would the Washington will be programmed make his .NV/’ y at 4 to 1^ Mark Donohue and the 14. Bruce Walkup; Only one 32. Sammy Sessions; Car San Fran. . 21 23 get underway Sunday, June 22, 1868 winner Bobby Unser, while lap of experience at Indy; 30-1. needs more work, but he’s in; be the main speaker. Donnie didn’t know how fast '^ * more laps you run at . '-'**®b®y. coming off one of its Houston 20 24 .466 12 Redskins call? corporation different from On the basis of games with others. and will consist of 18 Zone eight last year’s champion Mario An­ 16. Rick Muther; Short on 30-1. Presently Cas^tta is actlno' in he was going when he went Into Arty, the better off you are, ■ ® ^ "* to 1668-68, was a San Diego 16 28 .404 14^ games. dretti was placed at 6 to 1, horsepower and experience; 88. Jim McElreath; He won’t a sales promotional capacity the corner and tried to keep Us **®®" runntog Firestone tire » **y*® '^1“ ^handle UTangemenU for second straight ysar in the State and tied Cathy Dyak of Man- Angeles (Osteen 6-4) at situation," he said ■niursday. "At present we hare de­ IN P Ig g g O U S FRONT END DYNAMICS "Maybe we ought to pass veloped tor the Washington Red­ 1662. ner flat out. There’s a gap be- *>®*'® tor the flrst time and dinner. The most valuaMe Duokpin Tournament which chaster in the all-events sec- San Francisco (Robertson 4-8) more.” * skins an extremely sophlstlcatsd HK From 1658-68 he was head tween the grandstands in the ** ^**t at anybody. Nine will be presented to a oloacd a 10-day run early Mon- tlon with a nlne-gam4 1164. N tUrd corner and the wind can Ames out of ten, they don't have P**y®f of both teams. The team day. The Danbury team won the Mrs, Dyak paired with Rudy St. Louis (Torres 4-3) at New Lombardi demonstrated the aid to football strategy analysis, WbMl basketball coach at Seattle Uni­ called PROPROBB, which U 3,000 Square Feel OFFICE FOR RENT. play all aorta of funny tricks oa ^ e eqUpment to do that. members and coaches vota for same tiUs tast ysar at Nswlng- Gatting of Windsor to win the York (Sadeckl 2-0),, N use of the computer at a meet­ SATs, MAY 30th versity, when his teams com­ VDfCB ClAMiEll'TA ilso available to colleges and Second Floor New FirsI Federal Building. - you there. Now, rm not down on rooUes “ ** P*oy®»’- ton with 19M. open mixed doubles event with Philadelphia__ (Wise 2-2) at ing announcing the formation of For piled a fine record of 07 wins Frank Ryan Computer Benrlces high schools,” said Ryan In a MEMORIAL DAY Shock Abwrbert The wind caught DonUe and ®*’ “ »ytUng Uke that. ESvery Alan Hlckox and Jim F. Mor- 881. Justice LaPollce of Spring- Montrenf Tstoneman 2-6), N New-modern-air condilionad-carpelad area. and 38 leases, received national Pittsburgh Pipers; and Art Hsy- Oorp., a company wMch will itatement., ON aosED ciRfiirr w moved him out of the groove driver has to start eome p’lc o ____OAlfVBBS BOW ro, both of. NewHaven, won the dale and George Maljanlan of Cincinnati (Merritt 6-2) and Tenani parking, available mid-July. ranking, and won berths in the man, also of the Pipers. provide computer services tor "Our method, encompassing a NCAA Tournamentnt. During Us After Us successful coRege *>e Jerked the wheel to the "®w drivers can be a great doubles orawn with 876 and Joe Wilton won the 380 limit mixed 0^ ) at San Diego (Cork- E X P E R T Brake Service aesluk also of New Haven took doubles with 760. . . gog, i.s), 2, twl-nlght clients and other aoUvlUes. total service approach In addi­ Imlmlv* Am Lw i IIm 2 PARK PLACE ROCKVILLE i . A r i . n i tenure______at Seattle, CtassetU de- coaching career, Cossetta mov- «»al qUck to correct It. I bMdlcap In the race. The track Ryan, Washington’s backup tion to the com t«ter tool. Is ap­ ST2AND THIATRI veloped such outstanding stars ed into the professional ranks when I saw Us tirs maths *®to oUy and slick and the singles title with 4M. Winners In the men’s booster ______HIT M«l* llTMl. Hartl«r4 Phone Harlford 289-6401, Qeo. Slewarl (or 4 Jerry Rosen, UncoovlUe, was team divisions ware Ansmor B. , , irirfUs. quarterback who has a doctorate plicable to all sports and be­ All M U W.N . . . All M U furlher informalion. os Elgin Baylor, presently with ae head coach of the Pittsburgh “^ «w a rds what hod happensd. makss it a whole new ball « « iph- ..niu k. ‘-4 « . yond to other walks of life." rMTVtA. A*«inM •••[• n*w You the ali-evsnts winner with a nine Seymour, 1886 and Bristol Oo„ L ast ^*J5®** In mathematics, will be presi­ the Lo. Angelei L e e r s 'U the Pipers of the AKA from 1 8 ^ You wm. stack■took cor (Mvsrs game.E*m*- The local- oUy had four Lombardi said Ms coaching ■VAlUlIU al tha SlraaS Thaatra Fi'rtl Federal Savings.and Loan Assn, of East gams 1380. WlJtorbury. 1776.' BOSTON—S b b y CovMo, 169, dent of the corporation with Baa OHUa. Oaara taaa II am. Harlford. . 244 MOAD STREET-MANCHESTER, CONN. fW A; John Tresvant, alao with The Pipers compiled a won-loss ®“ * tot the rear end of thalr You have to know wUch drlv- cauea nut snv rwitiJS Holiday lAnss Laurel of Man- Keritettes, Seymour topped the Somerville, Mass.,-knocked out Lombardi as executive consult­ staffs at Washington and Orosn TaUcaS II iN am. (BEHIND TOE DAIRY QUEEN) — PHONE 64R.404S the Lakers; Eddie MUea of the record of 66 and 24, winning the hang way out on the Ug y®** ®“ * really race with at ranoed nine hits itiiA snnrert cheater, took ths women’s cham- women booster section \^th 1768 Joe Jones, 170, Philadelphia, 1; ant. CM Oorp. of Cleveland vrill Elay had gathered the type Of in­ kraa farklns . . Air caaillUiM Baltimore Buliets; Connie ABA champtonsUp. In 1667-66 tracks — ws call it run- ptoy, and you’d best find out be- twice in the fiilt inniM >n.i plonshlp team event with 1898. and the Chu-Po-Twlsta, De;by,John Colley, 168, Somerville, also be associated. formation gained from the com­ Hawkins, with Phoenix in the Ctassetta was named ABA to®*® — but you can't do *®re the green flag falls. J’U tsU had aiiwle tallies in the HUeanor Dasko and Patricia the m ixed'team division wltn outpointed Rocky Halliday, The use ot computers in foot­ puter but It took hours of rq- ABA; Charlie Williama of the Coach-of-the-Tear . *hat In one of our ohamplotulilp y®** more about that tomorrow. tUrd and seventh frames MoArthur, both of Winsted rolled 1611. 164Vi. Wilkes Barre, Pa. ball la not new, said Ryan, but searoh. A ■ A \ ■ ' f : V .V PAOB TWBNtY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANqHES'rE'R, CONN., . TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-ON*

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Hours for several high volume ANT DISTANCE IN THIS STORM. I -*K THE HERALD will ;»t BIDWEIJL Home Improvement Vl.sit our employment of­ CLPJRK - Mast have good Suite 202 647-9922 point ■ condltlolng. Price is $2,000. dally 7:30-5, Thursday, 7:30-9. service stations, located In I'VE SOT TO TRT TO HAN6 C. S ud d enly, 4^ 4^ dlsc.lnoo tie Identity of Co. Expert Installation ' of fice located at 52 East Cen­ A HUSE 45 Reclose, as firm. If you are looking for an Saturday. 7:30-4. 643-7958 the Windsor, Conn. area. Ex­ figure .aptitude, billing, etc., Over Grants store a letter 1 ■ tuny advertiser using box aluminum aiding, gutters and ter Street, Manchester. WAVE LIFTS 45 46 47 48 49 so exceptional car at this reason­ perience Is not necessary. full-time, 5 days. Gaer Bros., too Constitution Plaza Hartford 48 Armed fleet letters. Readers answer­ .STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, trim. Roofing installation and Open Monday through Fri­ THE OVER­ ing blind box ads who able price, please call Mr. 140 Rye St., South Windsor. 51 30 (Fr.) 51 B2 fireplaces, flagstone terraces. repairs. 649-6496; 875-9109. . day from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 Suite 1550 276-6660 TURNED BOAT 52 Tidier desire to protect their King at 1-423-1628. This Was Excellent paid training, fi­ All (xmcrete repairs, both in­ p.m., or call 643-4101, exten­ OUT OF THE 53 Hold in 53 $4 identity can follow ‘ his my wife’s car and I am not an nancing available, Insurance WANTED full and part-time WATER AMP affection _ a procedure automobile dealer. side and outside railings, land­ and retirement plans, plus sion 368. Evening and Satur­ waitresses for new cocktail Roofing and day Interviews can be ar­ CAPE COD — Waitresses and F o r c e s 54 Soothsayers scaping. Reasonably priced many more benefits. lounge, South Windsor. CaU (Ntwtpeptr [nitrpriu Am .) Enclose your roply to ranged. chambermaids for summer D A V Y T O 1966 VOLKSWAGEN, green ex­ Call 643-0861. Chimneys 16-A 644-0640 or 644-1702. LOSE HIS the box In an envelope — terior, cream Intqrtor. Priced Call weekdays, 289-1621, employment in North' Truro, address to the Classified GRIP... to sell. CaH after 5:30, 643- EXCAVATING — Trenching— ROOFING — Specializing re­ nights and weekends, until 9 Cape Cod. Room and meals Manager, Manchssler 8179. Bob Cat machine, snow plow­ pairing roofs of all kinds, new p.m., call Joe Beaton, 649- provided. Call 1-617-487-1740. Evening Herald, together ing driveways and parking .roofs, gutter work, chimneys COMPTOMETER with a memo listli^ th? 0294. 1903 VOLVO Sedan, 2 new tires, lots, tree removal. Reason­ cleaned and repaired. 30 years’ PUN(JH PRESS operators, no % companies you do NOT SOUTHERN OPERATOR experience necessary. Apply in CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER beat offer. Call 649-6660 after 6 able rates. 648-6169, 872-064’(. experience. Free estimates. want to see your letter. person. Gayle Mfg. Co., Inc., Your letter ^ i i be de­ p.m. Call Howley 643-5361, 644- SHELL OIL COMPANY Openings for experi­ ------,1 ...... RUG shampooing In your home, 8333. NEW 1068-C Tolland St., East Hart­ WAYOUT stroyed if the advertiser 477 Connecticut Blvd. enced comptometer opera­ BY KEN MLTSE Is one you've mentioned. 1966 PLYMOUTH and 1966 commercial and home. Rea- ______tors. Full-time. Must be ford. -If not it will be handled . Ford, 4-door sedans, V-8s, auto­ sonable rates. Your business ------East Hartford. skilled in all phases of comp­ WOMAN NEEDED In BllUnig in the usual maimer matic, power steering, radLo. Janitor, David Green, 644-0529. r 'e a f i n g a n d P lu m b in g 17 ENGLAND o"’’ tometer work. e-2i Reasonable. 643-2880. Dept, to operate Friden Invoic­ TREES cut, removed, trim­ SAM WATSON Plumbing and ing machine, will train ca­ THE WORRY WART Company offers excellent RESTAURANT for sale. Well TELEPHONE pable person. Typing neces­ 1962 VOLKSWAGEN B^g, very ming. Reasonable, insured. Heating. Bathrcxim, remcxleling wages, above average bene­ • vr established, g(x>d location and sary. Call 289-8291 for appoint­ Lost and Found 1 good condition. Radio, very 622-8429. Call anytime. and repairs. Free estimates. fits, congenial co-workers, following. Illness forces sale. An equal opportunity employer ment. good tires, custom shift, red, Call 649-3808. and excellent working condi­ LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also For particulars call 289-3201 SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL FOUND — Brown and w^ite $300. 647-9565. tions. Apply: male pointer. Vernon Dog War­ moving large appliances. after 5 p.m. 1964 FORD Galaxle 600, V-8, Burning barrels delivered, $4. den, 876-7934. Millinery, SECRETARIAL position, certi­ GROCERY automatic. Immaculate condi­ 844-1776. Dressmaking 19 fied public accountant’s office. FIRST NATIONAL LOST — Savings Passbook No. tion, $600. or best offer. 649- ASSEMBLY CLERK PERSONNEL Efficient, Intelligent and per­ STORES, INC. 038-0-01688-7 Hartford National 1921. MRS. PRESS — Dressmaking FRANCHISE sonable secretary wanted to Bank and Trust Co., Manches­ and alterations, expert work­ PARK & OAKLAND 1957 PONTIAC Chieftan, good Household Services fill responsible position. Statis­ Full-time, days, 8 a.m. to 6 ter Green Office, Application manship. 65 E. Center St. Lo­ Have you thought about tical typing experience re­ AVENUES p.m. Experience helpful, but Made for Payment.” running condition, 88,000 miles. Offered 13-A cated in Andrews Building. 649- owning your own business— $66 or best offer. Call 649-4666 quired. Shorthand preferable. 8038. earning between $12,(MX) and EAST HARTFORD not necessary. l o s t — Passbook No. 99028 after 6 p.m. TWO handymen want a variety Robert J. Pue & Co., 9 Elm of Jobs by day or hour. We $15,000 the first year? Per­ Company offers good wages savings Bank of Manchester. sonnel franchises are now St., Rockville, 876-6241. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE. Application made for payment. 1966 GTO, posi-tractlon, rally clean yards, attics and cellars. Moving— T rucking— and working conditions, con­ wheels, automa’tlc, trahsistor Reasonable. Call 643-5306. being offered in your area SECRETARY receptionist, Storage 20 by BAKER and BAKER, the COOK’S helper wanted, 6-0 wanted for a doctor’s office in venient free parking, and tOST/HEftRLY 4t>00. YOU KNOW, PEP, RICH,MY NECK.' JUST BECAUSE MVSRAHDPAP. LOST *— Passbook No. 101826 Ignition, all gages. Many CUSTOM made draperies, slip world’s fastest growing per­ hours a morning, five-days a Manchester. Applicant must be above average benefits. 1 THINK TVE BEEN TAKEN. THERE WAS OWNS FAaORlES DOESN'T MEAN HE LAVISHES Savings' Bank of Manchester. extras. Excellent condition. covers and reupholstering. MANCHESTER — Delivery- sonnel service, unequaled week, Monday, Wednesday, a good typist and able to meet A 5TRANI3E GUV IN THE GAME... NOT A MONEY ON ME. HOW MUCH COULD YOU Application made for payment. 643-8647. Apply: light trucking and package de­ opportunity for both men the public. Hours Monday-Fri- STUDENT... ANP HE KEPT RAISING Budget terms. Established in Thursday, Friday and Satur­ LEND ME, PEP? , « * ^ a o 5 H , C H l P ' " FOUND — Black mongrel, 1946. Days, 624-0154, eve­ livery. Refrigerators, washers and women. Call or write: ' day, 9-6. Please reply Box "L ” , THE LIMIT. I HAP TO GIVE HIM AN day. Apply Cavey’s Restaurant, NOT MUCH... MAN. male. Call Dog Warden 646- 1969 TRIUM PH Spitfire. Mov- nings, 649-7590. and stove moving, specialty. Franchise Director, Suite 45 E. Center St. Manchester Herald. FIRST NATIONAL I.O .U . FOR * 4 0 0 . WHAT Folding chairs for rent. 649- MAYBE H\ 4665. ing, must sell. Call 648-9094. 1035, J. C. Bradford, Build­ STORES, INC. *25’...*30. 0POOVY, LIGHT TRUCKING, cellar and 0762. ing, Nashville, Tennessee PREAM5.'; FOUND — Black, brown tmd attics cleaned, odd Jobs, lawns, 37207. (615-254-1272). WOMAN to live In and care for Park & Oakland Avenues white, beagle type, female. Trailers— trees cut an. 1969 HONDA CL350, 1,600 miles, exterior, cetUngs, paper hang­ BLUE 1966 CHEVROLET con­ small. Dan Moran, Builder. RITA GIRL needed to qualify for this ex­ TELEPHONE excellent condition. $700 or best Evenings, 649-8880. ing. Call anytime. 643-0923. vertible, g(x>d running condi­ offer, evenings between 6-7 cellent opportunity. CaU for tion. Five new tires. Call 843- 643-0922. DORMERS, garages, porches. PAINTING and paper hanging, PERSONNEL SECRETARY convenient appointment. COMPANY BILLING CLERK - Auto­ — Opportunity plus I With 2092 after 6 p.m. rec rooms,, room additions, commercial and residential, 1968 HONDA 360 Scramb^, motive experience essential, good secretarial skills and g|0e»gWR/ I DIDNTkNcCW kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing. Call after 6 p.m., 644-0642. 1969 MUSTANG htach I, 4-speed 2,500 miles,’ mint cdhdKion, knowledge of CMS, Blue We want an industrious, re­ T H E Y C O U L D siding, general repairs. QuaUty ------congenial, air - conditioned , LADY 390, power brakes, power steer­ Cross and unions, you’ll bo liable person for office I'm s t a n d i n g DeSAFTAN $700. or best offer. 643-^^. workmanship. Financing avail- TEACHERS (^eslre houses to area office. $110. ing, stei;eo, radio and tape set for llfe.i This career ori­ cleaning, sweeping and re­ PRISCILLA’S POP, BY AL VERMEER IN FO R HIM 'AeTODNAOT... able. Economy Builders, Inc. esUmates. Oall 649- ented position Is ideally lo­ TDC3AV, player, low mileage, $2,300. 4227. EXECimVE SECRETARY DUNHILL lated duties. Working hours 1967 Chevrolet V-8, completely Businsis 643-6159, 872-0647 evenl$lgs. cated near you. $115. are lllonday through Friday ■ —Local office of national Shopping Parkade Manchester Ca.-tion: Eatini^ rebuilt with 4-speed transmis­ O ^ r e d 13 RECEPTIONIST — Diversi­ Suite 202 ' 647-9922 from 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. carr-ots mav be AM VW AV. OCH LEON CHeszynski builder—new firm Is seeking a top-notch fied office procedures will be oSVAU-l sion. 1966 Chevrolet, V-8 en­ homes custom built, remodel­ Roor Finishing 24 Excellent working condi­ hazarcious to IT W A S CUSTOM TtiADE slip covers^ secretary for their president. the order of your day with Over Grants store tions, good salary, valuable VOLjr nealthl” W O lP T H A gine, good body. Call 649-9620. ing, additions, rec rooms, ga­ C> HW t, MU, W TM «„ Ul M eif. $82 - $^29, In the convenience FLOOR SANDING, and reflnlsh- this branch office of on in­ TRT' rages, kitchens remodeled, Free parking. $110. too Constitution Plaza, Hartford benefits. 1970 CHEVELLE, sport coupe, of yoUr living room. Ch(x>se In'g (specializing in older surance firm. To $85. bath tile, cement work. Suite 1550 278-6660 Visit our employment office CAPTAIN EASY automatic, moss green, vinyl from over SOO exciting prints. floors). In and outside paint- BY LESLIE TURNER Steps, dormers. Residential or located at 62 East Center top, vinyl Interior, low mile­ Grant’s of Vernon, 872-9171. lri]g. Ceilings. No Job too small.. YDU MUBT BE AH. VDU MEAN PR.PIMBLE: commercial. Call 649-4291. WE NEVER CHARGE AN APPLICANT A FEE Street, Manchester. Open J* . splend id : then m age. Mint condition. CaU after John Verfallle, 649-6760. SECRETARIES Typists -- ETHELBERT'B QUITE RIGHT, MADAM ,„My Monday through Friday CAN d eliv e r it TO 6 p.m. 647-9016. EOCPERIENCED carpenter’s Clerks and other office skill.s. FKIENP5 NAME'* 6ULLARP1 helper available for summer. SAVE MONEY! Fast service. from 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., r r /HR.MckEE ATONCBi Many needed for assignment LUCKILY I HAVE A 1962 MBUICURY Montqrey 4- Dormers, room addlUona, ga­ RITA GIRL or call 643-4101, extension Call 649-3266 after 6 p.m. Bonds— Stocks— near home. Temporary, full­ RELEASE FORM d(x>r' aedan. Excellent condi- rages, porches, roofing and 368. COVERING ALL MAN DESIRES lawns to mow, siding. Compare prices. Ad- Mortgages 27 800 SILVER LANE 99 EAST CENTER ST. time or 9-3 p.rii. Highest pay, RI0HTB: Uon. 1646. Call 64^064. rotary mower, reasonable. 643- A-Level Dormer Corp., 289- EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER no foe. Staff Builders, 11 Asy­ 1868 OLDBMOBILB, 442, power 1324. 0449. MORTAGES, loans, first, 528-9416 646-3441 lum St., Hartford. 278-7^10. SOUTHERN -IPP . ateerlng and brakes, 4-speed, second, third. All kinds. Realty VACATION Arranged? Paid Tw 1., m ,.1 OH blue with white 'vinyl top, low SHARPENING Service— Saws, HALLM ARK Building Co. for statewide. Credit rating un­ for?,? Now be an Avoh Repre-. mUeoge. $1,966. 646-8268 af­ knives scissors, garden ancl home Improvement, additions, necessary. Reasonable. Con­ NEW shop tools. Power mowers re­ rec rooms, house pahttlng, fidential, quick arrangements, aentative and quickly earn the LANCELOT ter 6. BY COKER and PENK paired and serviced. Pick up garages, roofing, gutters. Free Alvin Luniiy Agency, 627-7971. needed money In your own ENGLAND and delivered. Sharpall, 680 estimates. All work guaran­ 683 Main St., Hartford. Eve­ time calling locally. Phone / lOSZ . F>C>VO..j I SHOULD’ HAVE KNCDWN 1966 CHEVROLET wagon. 8- KEYPUNCH OPERATOR ... F X u s e t m e !. TH iS i v b ^ IT WAS- TOO & 0 0 0 seat, .Belair, 827, V-8, auto- Adams St. (rear) Manchester, teed.. 646-2627. nings, 233-6879. now, 289-4922. . t e l e p h n e I ^WASh *.e> YACu z I ^ iM C E r if TO P E TRU E matlo, power steering. Just 643-6305. A position has become available in our Data Proc­ I G ecTT To 9Bel MASONRY — All types of stone .MORTGAGES — 1st and 2na SEVERAL women needed for p o m & r H B l*Jg t "A, ijj, li«. i » lu h. tuned. Original owner. $886. r YOUNG man with truck will do and concrete work. Quality mortgages— interim financing essing Dept, for a highly (pialified keypunch op­ light bench assembly work. :/—" 649-9106. An equal opportunity employer LAUNtTKY?/ '.■^1-7 hauling and most odd Jobs. No Workmanship, work guaran- —expedient and confidential Apply In person, Engineered / '»o A e _ p erator with experience operating a coniputor. We Job too big. Reasonable ratesy teed. Call after 6, 643-1870, 644- ‘ service. J. D. Real Estai* LIIXLE SFQBTB I960 CHEVY Nova — new wind­ have fine working conditions with lifieral fringe Metals, 10 Hilliard St. BY ItOUSON shield, floor shift, clutch re­ 289-8110. / 2676. Assoc. 648-6129 i ' y ' ^/JU EXPERIENCED Ure recapper • i built. Needs body work. $160 or benefits and good starting salary. PART or full-time. Convert TREE SERVICE (Soucter) — CARPENTRY and remodeling ------to work In small modem «bop. best offer. 876-6487 after 1 p.m. time Into dollars. National Trees cut, buUding lots clear­ rec rooms, dormers, kitchens, B u silM IS O p p o r t u n it y 2 8 Good pay, many fringe bene­ company provides thorough \ I 1068 COMET, economical trans­ ed, trees topped. Got a tree additions and garages. Call fits. Guaranteed year round training. Call 3-6 p.m. 646- work. Apply at Farinoll, Route portation. 6 cylinder, standard problem! WeU worth phone Tom Corbitt, 648-0086. MANCHESTER Laundry Cen­ COLONIAL BOARD CO. /' '— S A. - 0361. 83. Rockville, or phone $7B-18M shift. Many extras $8(X) firm. caU, 742-8262. ter --- minimum effort opera­ NEWTON H. SMITH and S o n - tion for represented net annual for appointment. 8f6-667B. WASHING machines rei^ilred, Remodeling,' repairing, addi­ Income of $19,600 For particu­ 649-4567 MAIDS WANTED, week-ends. REFRIOBRA^ON eervtoe CQRVAIR 1966 coupe, 110 h.p . Maytag, RCA, and Kenmore. tions, rec rooms, garages, lars call Bob Flath at J.D. Apply In person, Fiano’s Motor men, experienced, good wagM, g«v U , »a IM 4-speed, 4 good tires, $400, 649- Fast service, reasonable rates. porches and roofing. No Job Real Estate Aesodates, 643- Mrs. E. S. Loftus Lodge, 100 East Center St., full beneflU, call 3i 6-SlM. 0666. OaU 643-4913, 647-1719. too small. Call 649-8144. 6139. Manchester. • '■ PAGE\ TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING NERALJ). MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 26, I fl o / MANCHES'TER EVF* (NO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CC TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-THRBB Ho> Won tod— Molo 3* AitielM For Solo 45 Miikical InstmiiMlift 53 Apqrtim nta Ttett i Out of tiifirR Rotort Praporty luflnou Proparty Homos For Sola 72 Heusos Poi^Sal# 72 Housos For Sola 72 H5usos For Sola' 72 17PRTOHT ont h.p. air com-, LUDWIG drunu, blue iparkle, 43 For Rout 44 For Rout 47 For Sola 70 Ouf of Town Out of Town MAN(HE8TER Texas size lot, 8EVEN-ROOM Cape, tour bed- - Qvtof Towr preaaor, M inUIon tank. • Juet complete set, good cwtditlon. t h r e e r o o m s finnr tott amfi VE^^ON — Manchester Line, For Sola 75 For Solo CLASSIFIED B-rqom apart- CHALET for rent on Lake Win- ranch. 7 spacious rooms, rooms, two baths, overai9«d LOVELY 7-room Split In quiet 6tJ-room Ranch rec room high 75 ForSola II TRUCK .MRC'HANIC FOR PK-ntly rebuilt. BeM offer.----- —OSB. -Call...... M»-3074.HOLLAND modem bath, kitchen with ap- ment, garafe, heat and elec- nlpeaaukee. Sleeps 9 comfort- paneled family room, immacu­ 8TaMM. two-car garage. Landscaped residential area. Kitchen has scenic trfecd lot.Priced to sell nirAirriinTr it pllancea. -Large sunporch. trloity. Middle age couifle pre- ably. Available June, July. Call DOCTORS 1 LAWYERS! late condition. Only <28,9(X), lot, 109x160’. Marion E. Rob- ft R Raised BOLTON — (tountry living for SUBURBAN — newer slx-rooat PRIVATE FLEET stove. dishwasher, disposal, at <19,900. Hayes Agency 646- ^ (tolonlal ' Cape on an . Mrs, CB RADIO ~ Johnaon 100, mo­ Near Main St. <180. Peterman ferred. No children, or pets. 643-0188 after 6 p.m. Hurry! Hutchins Agency, Renl- ertaon, Realtor, 648-6968. Formal dining nqom. Flr4- oi81. Ranch 2 fireplaces, handsome . the city executive, 36 minutes ADVERTISING Offic* and Sfoi* tors, 649-6334. large kitchen hM buUt-ia bile. 6-channel, complete with Realtor, 646-3338 or 64i9<04. AvalUble June 1st. Call 873------Large comer parcel near place.-Wall to waU carpe^tng...... stone fremt and one acre land. to Hartford, 7 rooms plus, 16x Permanent position open for Equipmonf 54 ______3ggg COVENTRY — Lakeside cot- oven-range and dlshwHlMr, crystals and antennae, one- new access road to hospital. BOWERS School area — Six- RecenUy redecorated thalde MANCHESTER — Porter St., Only <26,600 and minutes from 28 living room with back to CLASSIFIEIYADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS heavy duly truck mechanic. THREE-ROOM tage for rent. Call Mitten (XILGNIAL — Ansaldl built. formal dining room, hsimsfl year old, <65. 649-3400. apartment, ExceUent existing structure modem kitchen, fireplace, and out. Oose to schools, shijp- area, Immaculate 6-room (to­ Manchester In Hebron. CaU back fireplaces. On 1% acres 8 AJM. to 4 :S 0 P JI A first class mechanic is STAINLESS steel refrigerator. heat, hot water and appliances. VERNON Wnioiw Brook Agency Realtors, 648-6980. 24’ living, room, 3 fireplaces, fireplaced living room, three 4x6’ step-in .freeser. Scottsman for professional offices. Ex­ reoreatlo r>/~\j t -v ry neat ping. High 20’s and Worth It. lonial, (tompletely rede(x>rated Warren E. Howland, Realtor, of valuable property. Mur- required with the ability to Call 646-3IBT3 after 6. Apartments. Immediately new f(mmal generous bedrooms, m btUha. TAKE SOIL away~~the Blue ice chip machine with storage tra building lot. WUl listen and wel SOLD I home, Fast sale wahted. ..idr. Lom­ from head to toe. Move-in A baths, new kitch­ bedrooms! Automatic kitchen MANCHESTER lot. Three bedrixims, two over­ half-baths, formal ditiieg ■ cellent wages and working ELECTRIC typewriter, never ' ' — ------ter 4 p.m. pool, lighted teiinls courts, centers. <100 per week. Call 646-2482 HIGHLAND PARK area, new en, new furnace, must see. sized, large attractive living room, modem kitchen with bedrooms. . Efficient eat-ln' VOim COOPERATION WUX l\|AI AA9 4911 6.-room Raised RanA baths, buUt-lns, kitchen, bulIt-ins, carpeted liv­ Apply FX)R BETTER cleaning, to fireplace, well landscaped. Ex­ broken owner transferred! Six first fl(x>r family room and COVENTRY ANDOVER ing room and dining room, ford, (small red cape). Mon- at water, all appliances and heat. To <90. Call 278-0899. room Ranch, 1V4 baths, 2-car keep colors gleaming. Use carpeting. <165. Rockland Ter­ ceUent location, near busline. ASSUMABLE 6 per cent mort­ 4 bedrooms. Owner has left plus 2 paneled rooms in garagq, formal dining room, STARTER Ctoarmlng (tolonlal with 9 FIRST NATIONAL Blue Lustre carpet cleaner. w iir^ iiv" "•"'• l,/'"; ™hS^*S^dr^Tor race Apartments, Highland XB^F'^buPLE seeks smaU Invastmant Proparty Mid 20’s. Owner, 643-6888. gage, monthly payments <90. and wants It sold. His asking walk-out basement, attached EARLY MORNING fireplace. Boy, oh boy, you acres. Here’s one that was Rent electric shampooer <1. by eppo men Security. AvenueAvenue, *^-4046 872-4046, 529-6086. No unfurnished house, preferably small tbree-be(lrtx)m Ranch. price is <39,900 but he will garage, landscaped half acre, BAKERY HELP DELIVERY STORES INC. only. Home phone 742-6607. For Sola>a!a 70-i70-A NEW LISTING — ExceUent 7- ought to see this lovely wood­ built In the early 1700’s and The Sherwin-Williams Co. 643-8097. pets. with fireplace, beginning June Modem kitchen, new furnace. listen to any reasonable of­ Nicely kept 2 or 3-bedroom quiet neighborhood. Owner, rooms, garages, 3-zone heat, ed lot! Oh, yes, wall to wall in has been restored to Its Experienced bakery help, Man for newspaper delivery, PARK AND OAKLAND AVES. or July, within 40 mile radius MANCHESTER —~buslneM CaU and see this cuUe. Mitten fer. Please call Mr. Gor­ home, on % acre lot. Only 648-5050. A V A ^ B ^ June 15, 8 room VERNON — Lovely 2-room large family room, wall to wall several rooms. CaU Rick Mer­ <13,900. original authenticity. Four fuU-tiine. Apply: Saturdays and Sundays and Woaring Apporal ■ of Hartford. Call after 5 p.m., block with 6 apartments, ex- Agency. Realtors, 843-6930. don for details. EAST HARTFORD, CONN. apartment, stove, refrigerator, (umlshed apartment. Own carpeting, tile bath, all city ritt^ 647-1418 right now! Bel­ to five bedrooms, formal ATTRACmVB 4-room Ranch, vacation time during sum­ Boats and Accnssorins 44 873-9060, 873-8419. aellent condition. Owner will Furs 57 heat, hot water, TV antenna _ __ utilities, near schools and IMMACULATE 6'A-r(x>m Ranch fiore Agency, Realtors. dining room, butler pantry, large lot, fireplace, new burn­ mer. Must have station wag­ entrance and bath, parking, all finance 80 per cent at per ATTENTION — 20’ custom built WANTED — 4 or S-room house Main St., Beautifully land- with rec room and garage, 8 B(SlW center chimney with 7 fire­ er and hot water heater. Large FIRST NATIONAL on or small truck. Mileage fumhdied. Screened porch. For u^IUm ” tacTuded.' M ^T be cent. Terrific income produc­ HASTINGS cabin cruiser, twin Mercury appointment call George Wll- g^en. <130. 649-3084. or duplex in Ooventry-Bolton scaped, shade trees. Low 30’s. bedrooms, kitchen has built-ins 1964 Cutboard motom, 2 builks ma- RO'-ns, size 10, r.Sd^‘"«^roSL. ^^r 6 p.m area. 643-6764. Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. and dining area. <23,6^ baths, 2-car garage, all REAL ESTATE 649-5251 Saiosmen Wanted 34>A evenings and Sundays. jigg Ranch. Modern kitchen with <120. 649-6834. CiONVALESCENT home, long ■/estment. Mcme information on and foyer, 2-car attached ga­ hgh s( OX_yLJL>/ Phllbrick You’d expect this to be In the aluminum, private treed lot, <742-7141 ALL CASH tor your property built-ins, 1% baths, fireplace, EDCPERIENCED pool sales- GLASSPAR, 14’, 66 h.p. Mer- ‘ RCXTKVILLE — Three-room established business. Always request, <66,000. Phllbrick rage, <29,900. Phllbrick Agen­ Agency Realtors, 646-4200. thirties —try a high twenties plush ll'vlng in the finest of wlthdn 24 hours. Avoid r9d family room, sundeck, 2-car Main St., Coventry EXPERIENCED short run die WANTED licensed plumber, ex­ man wanted to manage sales trailer, 1969. Flilly WHITE evening gown size 14. THREE-ROOM apartment con­ apartment with heat and ap­ full, great opportunity for right Agency Realtors, 646-4200. cy Realtors, 646-4200. price tag to please you! Mr. neighborhoods. Hayes Agency, tape, instant service. iHayee veniently located. Occupancy RANCH — 6 rms, large living garage, % ache wooded . l o t , ______' Agency, 646-0181. maker, aircraft quality. All cellent ' working conditions, for new pool company in Cov- equipped, ideal ski boat. <1,- call 643-8781. pliances. <125. (Tentral locaticm. person. For more information, CENTER St., 6-room home, Lombardo, Belfiore Agency, 046-0131. June 1st. CaU 647-9903 week­ call Phllbrick Agency, Real­ MANCHESTER—(tountry sized room with fireplace, paneled <25,600. Phllbrick Agency, THREE-BEDROOM fringe benefits. Apply Gunver Call 646-2112 for appointment. entry area. Call 742-6671. <96. 643-6690. ______Ideal for single person. Securi­ yards from the center, <20,000 647-1413. Itanch, days, 9 to 5. tors, 646-4200. Cape with 1% acres land, ga­ family room, alr-conditloned, ROCKLEDGE — 4 - bedroom Realtors, 646-4200. half acre lot, large Mfg. Oo., 234 Hartford Rd., A. B. (Thick Plumbing & Heat- ty deposit required. Available for Immediate sale. Call War­ kitchen, Manchester. ing, Inc. EVINRUDE Sales and Service, Wanted To Buy 58 June 1st. Call 648-9078. rage, large horse stable and large master bedremm, attrac­ NEW LISTING consisting of an Cape, original owner reUring, and living room, 2-car ga­ TIME TO BE IMPATIENT Gerich’s Marine Sales and NEWER two-family duplex, ren E. HowIand,^ Realtor, 643- electric fence. Heritage tive yard with privacy, <25,900. 1% baths, rec room, breeze­ HEBRON —Once Ima life-time" Help. Wanted—> ANTIQUES and imllectables, older two-family and smaller rage. Assumable mortgage. Service, Thompson boats. 1082 four large rooms, carpeting 1108. House, 646-2482. way, double garage, flowering buy, meticulous on on; Male or Female 37 oak and marble top furniture, Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, home right behind it. Proper­ Low 20’s. Owner, 289-2680. Selling Is different from buy­ Tolland Tpke., Buckland 643- and appliances, IH baths, full trees, <29,600. Hayes Agency, acre parklike grounds with art glass, fine paintings, etc. 646-4200. ty is In business zone i n Just ing. You don’t want It to 6 REAL ESTATE Salesman, eo- 2363. basement with hook-ups. Nice Rosort Proporty PRESIDEflTIAL MANCHESTER close to shop- MODERN DUPLEX with 2-3 646-0131. large sundeck for summer liv­ ANDOVER LAKE—Waterfront, ______Any quantity 644-8962. ping, 4-family with 4 room bedrooms, 2-car off Main St. CaU for details. take forever. We get our RICHARD P. RITA yard. <100 monthly. (Tall own­ garage, <22,900 PICTURE-BOOK land- ing. Assumable 6<4 per cent 6-room year* 'round home, tablished agency, private of- For Ronf 67 apartments, 4-car garage, new Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. best deals by finding swift flee. CarpeUng. ExceUent op- P'lBERGL^, 35 h.p. elec- e l ECTTRIC TRAINS for 8-rall er, 643-2282 or 644-6806. VIULAGE horseshoe driveway. Huge simping, one acre p’us. Imma­ JUMBO SIZE (tolonlal In execu­ mortgage. International Asso­ stove, fli p z i rear MISQUAMKTUT — 4 -rooms, Center St. A Thompson Rd. heating systems and roof. Mid tive neighborhood ,6 years old, ciates, 647-1300. action for our clbints. Many PERSONNEL SERVICES portunlty. (Tall Mr. Hutchins, start and charge, trailer. track, Lionel, Ives, Flyer, etc. treed lot! <33,900. Heritage culate 3-bedroom Ranch. Coun- DRIVE by 829 Hackmatack St. porch o ake, ga­ furnished and heated, <160. Manchester 30's. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. House, 646-2482. try kitchen, huge awning, ga- Notice that this fine Ranch modem kitchen, large formal clients are waiting to buy! 180 Center St., 640-6324. 544-0776. age, any condition. Please EAST HARTFORD -^ Unusual rage, <19,600. Phllbrick Agen Fumishod weekly. Call 643-0491. rage, trees. Hutchins Agency, home has had tender loving dining room, family room with Let us help ydu sell flOON. have your price ready. 649- IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY find, three-bedroom Ranch in cy Realtors, 646-4200. RETAIL STORE MANAG- FOREMAN—Second shift, lo- MILLER Pharmacy requires Apartmonfs 63-A LOVELY 6-room Cape, attach­ 649-6324. care on the outside. Be assur­ fieldstone fireplace, large 7503. COLUMBIA LAKE—Waterfront KEITH REAL ESt I t F: ER8 AND ASSISTANT cal- Minimum of two years part-time clerks, over 21. Some Florists— Nursorios 49 ______1 ft 2-Bedroom Apartments ed garage, large landscaped ed that the inside is likewise! front-to-back living room with Sunset Estates. Paneled walk- i^ L T O N T room Split Level, THREE'RCKXM apartment, cottages, recently renovated. Land For Sala 71 MANCHESTER — New llsOng. out HaaATnJinF basement. M Nearao** commu­ ''•» • Ocmiptete electric kitchen lot, assumable 6^ per cent This nx>my slx-rcximer has a fireplace, half bath. Second fireplaced U-ving room, tile MANAGERS-Several open- * P f ‘ * "A,®' experience necessary. Drivers GERANIUMS 36 cents and 86 WANTED — Antique furniture furnished, heat and hot water Some weeks still open June — Circa 1880’s, 5-r(x>m (tolonlal, nity swimming pool. 10 per 649-1922, or 646-4i26 ^ , ^ Starting salary to <10,000., SOUTH MANCHESTER — Ap­ mortgage. Low 20’s. 646-0014. formal dining room, unusual floor has 8 bedrooms, 8 full bath, large kitchen. Excellent tags. To 10.5K D.O.E license. No phone calls. Re- cents each; petunias 66 cents ?lass, pewter, oU paintings or included. <146 monthly. Park­ Sept. 4-6-6 persons occupancy. • 2 AJr CondltiionerB upper teens. Helen D. (tole, cent to qualified buyer. Inter­ \ liable. a box; asters, zinnias, marl- oU'ar antique Items. Any quan- proximately 6 acres with 641’ ------in a moderately priced Ranch. baths. Two-car garage, beau­ condition, treed lot, <20,600. ing, yard. (Tall 643-8888 or 648- 648-2698, 649-0498. frontage, half mile to Martin TWO-FAMILY, 4-4, assumable Realtor, 643-6666. national Associates, 647-1300. INSURANCE CLAIMS golds, sweet alyssum, dahlias HarrisMi’s, 648-8709, • Wall-to-wall carpeting Garage. Treed lot. Wall to wall tifully landscaped yard. For Hayes Agency 646-0181. (TOUNTER HELP wanted, day 4680 after 8 p.m. Sch(x>l. Owner will finance. M. mortgage, on west side on bus further details call Phllbrick MANAGEMENT TRAINEES ® ® ° ^ stocks, snapdragons, patient Oakland Street. • Master TV antenna line, fenced yard. Keith Real ML/VNCHESTER (tope, 7 n »m s, aiMl electric stove wUl stay! LAND —Louis DImock Realty, ... . , (3LAIMS REPS. — Multi-line and evening time available. H. Palmer Realtor, 643-6321. Lovely breezewey. Mr. Lom­ Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Realtors, 649-9838. with or without degrees, greag. Several openings to OK verbenas, HOUSEHOLDS lota — AnUques Estate, 646-4126, 649-1622. central to shopping, bus, large Vemon: <24,600 Apply Arby’s Roast Beef, 267 • baths bardo, Belfiore Agency, 647- Many areas. To <10,000. <11,000, D.O.E. sahda, 65 cents dozen. Tomato, bric-a-brac, locks, frames, Businoss Locations ELLINGTON and vicinity. Mul­ wcxxled lot, first fl(x>r fireplac­ MANCHEISTSIR — By Owner— Broad St., 649-8043. EXPERIENCED 1418. cabbage, lettuce, celery, 36 giaggware. We buy estates, v u ’ For Rant 64 • Laundry, storage area tn ti-family sites available. UUli- FOREST HILLS, 5 bedrms, ed family room, <23,600. Mey­ Four-bedroom, 2M baths, two- CONVENIENT NOTICE MEAT COUNTER 3 full baths, new contemporary er, Realtor, 643-0609. PARTIAL LISTING FEES PAID a^E COD - R..po«aw, oou. P,ai,r. Alioon..r; «0 o o m p u W t MNOVATED the basmnent ^ tles nearby. For further In­ THREE-famlly, just listed. Cton- year old custom (tolonlal In 3 bdrm. ranch. Large eat-in PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE pie to op«rat. cotta*, colony Lalt, St, Bolton. “ r 5 r t t ! r S formation call Ctonnectlcut Val­ Raised Ranch, 3,000 sq. feet Forest Hills. Screened porch, SALE OF REAL ESTA’TE MAN Many Other Features living area. Deck overlks MANtHES'TER — 4-room venlent location. Under <30,000. kitchen with bullt-lns. Walk­ PUBLIC HEARING in Wellfleet on (Tape Cod for each. 5 for <1. Late blooming FTJUi OR PABT-TDCE ley Realty Inc. 644-1671. For details, Mr. Lombardo, sundeck, aluminum siding, out basement. Near shop­ BOARD OF DIRECTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE the summer season. Call jumbo pansy plant, 76 cents square foot py of the pn^x>sed Ordi- of <10,100.00. kittens, 2 males, 2 females. room set, pine finished arins Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Hourly plus commissions, four hours Take a leisurely drive frontage, commuiUty water, lover, O^-ttmm Ranch, plus nance may be seen In the Town See at 43 Lyndale St. 649-6166. and legs, matching end tables liUes included. Private through this tree-studded A copy of the pnqweed Ordi­ (food pay, good worning con- Apply PRESENT eXJUNTRY freita ^alr, trees beautiful locatlr entrance and parking. Inquire GROUND floor, profesaional of- area with it’s own park. nance may be seen In the Town dttlcns. Paid vacation. Paid MINIATURE POODLES —AKC flees, all new, paneled, air-coo- daily. CoH RoefcvIBa 872.3888 or 872.3952. and four rooms (could be five), right. (toll Mitten Agency, Anderson, 1-423-7169, ' Pasek houre. lamp, 2 table lamps. Portable 118 Pearl St. Notice the well kept homes Clerk’s office during business ItoUdays. Free insurance. registered, pedigree papers, dltioned, ciarpeting, tile bath, 24 O’Leary Dr.—Very clean 6-room Cape, fireplace, garage. Ranch in scarce price range. Realtors, 648-6980. Realtors, 289-7476, 7^-8248. Dated at Manchester, (ton- hours. and parklike yards. Very Free uniforms. FIRST NATIONAL shots, one black male, one stereo record player. Double (ANTRAL clean room for parking. Apply Marlow's. 867 Good assumable mortgage. P.I.T.I. <120. Asking <16,600. See It. Mitten bed with heavy pine head- seldom Is a home offered BOLTON — 7-room oversised Dated at Manchester, Con­ STORES INC. brown male, two brown fe­ gentleman. Separate entrance Main St. 649-6221. Agency, Realtors, 643-6980. COVENTRY — Lot, 102x166', on board. Two old mahogany 97 Weaver Rd.—Very large 6-room Ranch, fireplace, ga- for sale in this area. We are (tope, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, necticut, this 20th day of May, males, 10 weeks, <75. 876-8761. and bathroom. Parking. 849- South St. in one of the most James' F. Farr 1970. THE WHITING CORP. Park and Oakland Aves. chest of drawers. Royal port- MANCHESTEIR — Main St., riage. aluminum siding. Excellent assumable mor^ragi. MANCHESTER center, 8-room proud to say we have one. first-fl(x>r family room, fire­ 4266. desirable places to build. Huge Secretary James F. F an East Hartford, (Tonn. AKC GERMAN Shepherd piq>- “ •’'® electric typewriter. Cher- store or offloe space, paneled Ask for A1 Martin for an in­ place. Below replacement, |28,- 649-1166 46 (tooper St.—Huge 8-room (tolonlal, 4 bedrooms, new Colonial, possible office and maple trees, full price <3,900. Board of Directors Secretary pies, wormed and inoculated. ^ antique hall table. No rea- SINGLE n o o n plus double into two separate ofttcea. <186. heating system. Interior redecorated. Ideal for large formal showing. 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. Y 264 Broad St. residential combination, IH Mitten Agency, Realtors, 648- Manchester, (tonnectlcut Board of Dlreidore Bred for g(xxl temperament, sbnable offers refused. Call room with twin beds, gentle­ family. 529-0618. baths, 2-car garage, <24,900. TOLLAND Manchester, Good prospects for show. Rea- 872-9996. men only. Reasonable. 649- FRECHETTE REALTORS Maniriiester, (tonneoUcut 142 Croft Dr.—Very clean front-to-back Split, %-acre lot, Hayes Agency 648-0181. 9167 after 3. MANCHESTER — Ideal office VERNON: Building lot. Sewers F.H.A. OR V.A. NIGHT watchman — no experi­ P®‘“ ®>-®® Kennel, s e w in g Machine Singer O IL BURNER cathedral ceilings, excellent area. 647-9998 Three bedroom Ranch with 742-7800. or small store located on South MAN(HESTER — 2-famlly, 4- available, <6,800. Tolland; ence needed, 42-hour week, zig-zag with cabinet, used, but- THE THOMPSON House—0>t- Main St. <116 per month pays one car atta<:hed garage on SALESMAN wanted to sell roof­ 41 Cushman Dr.—^Large Ranch with rec nx>m, very clean 4, Damato built In 1966, 2 ------Building lota near private NOTICE time and one-half after 40 AKC registered Collie puppies, tonholes, monograms, hems, tage St., centrally located, all. Heritage Ifouse, 646-2482. I. 9 acres of land close to ing, full or part-time. Call 649- fireplace, bullt-lns, fine residenUal area. furnaces, tile baths, treed lot. MANCHESTER Area — Brand swim club. Acre lota, <6,800. NOTICE hours. Ideal for early retired also male stud service avail­ etc. Originally over <300., now large pleasantly furnished SERVICE . Shenipsit Lake. Real, country PUBLIC HEARING 6746. man. Must be steady and re­ Call now, <82,600. Hayes Agen- ttew Raised Ranch, bullt-lns, Wllllmantlc; % acre lot on Rt. PUBLIC HEARING able. Call 646-2288. <54. Payments accepted. 622- rooms, parking. Call 649*2868 <*^5 MAIN ST., first floors three 44 Lawton Rd.—Large fmmaculate Raised Ranch, 2 baths cy 646-0181. garage, beautiful, <24,900. (toll living but still close to city. ADDITIONAL liable. Contact Personnel De- ______0931. for overnight and permanent imoms, office or business use. 2-car garage. Large assumable mortefage. 6. Ideal for franchiser. Dial Let the kid breathe fresh SALE OF REAL ESTATE APPROPRIA'nONS ______!!----- Mitten Agency Realtors, 648- 646-1117 or 875-8660. Hurwit ft BOARD OF DIRECTORS partment, 8:30 a.m'. to 4:30 AKC GERMAN shepherd male, guest rates. Phone 646-2426, 9 a.m. to 6 Immediate openings for experienced oil MAXI RANCH on Mini estate, 6930. clesui -air for only <22,900. BOARD OF DIRICCTOR8 p.m., ConsoUdated a g a r (3orp.,. 6% months old, beautiful dog. Model Home Furniture p.m. 109 Avery St.—Newer Raised Ranch, aluminum siding, Simons Realtors, Venum. TOWN OF MANCHESTER. large family room, 2-car garage. Must be seen. approximately 3 acres. We —. :------r— J. McLaughlin, 646-6306. TOWN OF MANCHESTER HIGHWAY 131 Oak St., Glastonbury. 633- wonderful temperament. Call burner service man. Good working condi­ CXJNNECnCUT • CONNECTICUT 3 ROOM HOUSEFUL OFFICE SPACE — Pyramid have just listed one of the most MAN(HESTER - - Immaculate GLASTONBURY — Approxil 9^1. breeder, 649-9713 evenings. Apaitmenti—-Hats-— 146 Richmond Dr.—Large Ranch In executive Forest Hills. properties In the ^-loom (tolonlal within walking PROPOSED ORDINANCE Notice la hereby given that 19 PIECES buUding, 867 East Center St. delightful mately IMi acres in high resi­ B&W DEPARTMENT Tonamonts 53 tions and benefits. Apply in person only: One of the cleanest homes you will see. distance to high and Junior Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directora, Town SIAMESE kittens — three fe­ $297 Small, mm, newly rem(xleled Manchester Parkade of Manchester, Connecticut, hold a PubUc Hearing In the TOWN OF ELUNGTON Interior lieslgner wants re­ phone answering service on You wont’ be disappointed. ment to roof. New-wall, to wall Realty, Inc. 644-16’n. Manchester 649-5306 INDUSTRIES, ING. point, five Bluepolnt, must sell. occupancy, delightful SH-room kitchen, spacious 1% baths, will hold a Public Hearing In Hearing Room at the Municipal Coll 643-9693. liable family or newlyweds apartment, features complete premises. Available June 1st. BANTLY OIL CO^ INC. carpeting throughout six the Hearing Room at the Mu­ to accept deUvery of com­ rooms. Custom built house of shaded lot. <28,000. Wol'verton WILLINGTON — 18 minutes Building, 41 Center Street. OE Idtdien, carpeting, two Call 647-9908 weekdays, 9 to 6. 647-9993 Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. nicipal Building, 41 Center Mdncheetor, Connecticut, Tues­ Leading printed circuit SALT AND PEPPER miniature plete. Mm« life Insumaoe aluminum siding, 2hi baths, ------^ ^ ------(former FuUer Brush bldg.) If you have a sfrong interest in your town MANCHESTER — 6-unit Invest­ country kitchen and three bed­ garages, swimming pool, etc., sped this unique 6-room Cape etc. <20,600. Phllbrick Agency Manchester, Ctonnectlcut May, 1970 able, but not necessary. Rob­ first-floor family rooms, ga­ Experienced bakery super­ underwriter for one at ment property, all units in tip­ rooms, m baths, garage. must sacrifice. Call today! on oversized private and Realtors, 646-4300. ert J. Pue ft a>., 9 Elm St., visor, liberal fringe bene­ Liva Stock 42 Manchester MANCHESTER — 8 rooms, all rage, <33,700. Hayes Agency, utilities, stove and refriger­ Amerten’s largest insur­ and some writing experience, call Mr. top oenditloh and fully rented, Perfect family hopie. <24,600. Heritage House, 646-3483. RockviUe, 876-6241. fits, good, wages. Apply 646-2382 heavUy treed lot, flreplMO, COVENTRY — Log caWn sum- oito-OlSL HORSESHOEING — Thomas (former Norman’s Fum.) ator, June 1st. <160. monthly, ance oompsnles. Satsiy up <4B;600. Wolverton Agency Wolverton Agency, Realtors, waU to wall, dormer, extra cottage, fireplaced living ------Chemasi at The Herard, 643-27M.. ROOMING HOUSE, 14 rooms, DIBHWAa£S» — Part-Ume, Robenhymer. Is your horse Warehouse Fiano Agency 646-0191. to <800 monthly, pbw Realtors. 649-2813. 649-28^.. closets, etc. <28,600. Wolverton BAST HARTFORD — Brick central location, all city utili­ room, completely carpeted, two or three nights weekly. FIRST NATIONAL ready for spring riding? If not, at comer of Pine ft Forest Sts. bonus. OaU 278-7778. Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. four-family, two bedroom NEW 2-bedroom duplex, half of ties, excellent income. CaU enclosed porito, excellent con­ Must be over 18. Apply Cavey's STORES, INC. call me. 643-1490 between 5-10 Mon-Fri. 9-9 Sat 9A dition, treed lot. <6,000. Hayes apartments with all appliances p.m. ------' two-famUy. FuU basement. Listings Wantod Listings Wontod for detaUs, Bel Air Real <22,600 DOLA. HOUSE, dead-end Restaurant, 46 E. Center St. Agency, 646-0181. Including air - conditioners. PARK & OAKLAND ------SINGER touch and sew with <180 per month including ap- Estate, 643-9832. street, 160x160, trees, 6-room <63,000. Wolverton Agency, (XIOK'S helper wanted, 6-6 AVENUES ' ' cabinet. Monograms, hems, pUances. Paul Wi Dougan, Ranch, breeseway, 2-car ga­ DELIGHTFUL five room Year’ Realtors, 049-3818. ARE YOU LOOKING hours a morning, Monday-Sat- Realtor, 649-4SS6. S' ASSUMABLE 4H per cent rage, Hutchins Agency, Real­ JO* Articlos For Sola 45 embroiders, etc. Used, excel­ mortgage. Seven-room Cape. Roimd Ranch cottage. OU hot „ ' -----X . . — ■ __ urday. Apply Cavey's Restau­ ^AST HARTFORD lent condition. Guaranteed. tors, 649-6834. waterwstpr heat.himt im*60' frontage on ®OL‘tON Only <3,400 down. VILLAGER Apartments, new, WANTED Three or four bedrooms, mod­ FHA available on lovely rant, 46 E. Center St. ALUMINUM sheets used as FuU price now <56 or 7 month­ 1 INVTTA’nON to pleasure, water. Amston Lake <23,600. 2-bedroom apartment, appU- I ern Idtchen with aU the buUt- WANTED 6-room Ranch, living room FOR A FUTURE?? printing plates, .009 thick,-23x ly payments of <8. 522-0476. SHIPPING AND Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- « • ances, heat and two alr-ccn- -Ihs, vrall to wall oaipetlng, Georgian Colonial, 7 rooms, with beamed ceilings, fire­ 36” , 25 cents each or 6 for <1 dealer. AT O N CE 1% baths, fireplace, 2-car ga­ 4688. Holp Wantod—Mala or Fomola 37 643-2711. 'diUoners. Charles Lesperaim, finished rec room In basement. place, carport, lake privileges. 1969 CAPITOL sewing machine RECEIVING FOREMAN Shed dormer, fireplace, ga­ rage, central location, city Will sacrifice. Lou-Sam Real­ A SECURE FUTURE! NO LAYOFFS!! DARK, rich, stone free, loam, with walnut cabinet. .Call 649- LISTINGS rage. 16x30’ screened porch. utilities. Morrison Realtor, Out of Town ty, 644-1689, Connie Tyler, 389- YOU WILL ALWAYS HAVE A JOB!!! MALE and FEMALE flve-yards, <20. Sand, gravel, 4976 before 6:16. MANl^HESTBR — DeluXe three We have many qualified buyers waiting for a [ Deep lot, 224’. Phllbrick Agen­ 648-1016. 1994. room iqmrtment at Sunny 8om0 experience necessary. Good starting salary home. If you are contemplating selling your real cy,' Realtors, 646-4300. For Solo 75 stone, fUl, manure, p(»l and ------^ UDY MANCHESTER — 1963 8-room patio sand. 643-9604. refrigerators. Brooke VUlage. <180 per month plus company paid pension plan, Ufe insurance, sick property in the near future, call us today and VERNON CENTER, new 6- SOUTH WINDSOR — OntraUy For Bookkeeping FULL-dormer 4-bedroom Cape, Raised Ranch. Trees every­ WEAVERS _____ ranges, automatic washers >>®9t, appliances and pay plan ' let us do the Job for you with our efficient staff room Raised Ranch, 3 fuH alr-conditloned, 3-bedroom Learn To Be A Printer SCREENED loam processed with guarantees. See them at carpeting. Paul W. Dougan, and Realtron Ctomput^zed Service. fireplace, oversized single ga­ where. Constant hilltop Ranch, 1% baths, large panel­ eftieady PoeHlen baths, double garage, near c rage, treed lot, establUhed breeses. (tompletely shrubbed, 87 Vi hour week . . . 2 weeks’ vacation with nay . . . No experience necessary. Company paid benefits, including gravel, bonknm gravel, sand, B. D. Pearl’s Appliances 649 Realtor, 840-45M. Apply schoois, large lei. <28,900 ed rec room, country kitchen, 1 neighborhood. Keith Real stone patios. Separate flU, stone. George H. Grlfflng, Main St. CaU 643-2171. bullt-tns, garage. Assumable sick leave . . . retirement plan . . . hospitalization pension and profit sharing. Apply; TWO • B Et«O O M apartments. e Ooed starttag aalaty Hayes Agency, 646-0181. Inc., Andover, 742-7886. Apply at enoe In peeeei Estate, 646-4136, 649-1633. entrance, living quarters. 148 6)4 per cent. Many extfas. . . . and much more. b e d , TWIN sized, box spring Wtchen, )lvlng room,' bsat, hot to Mr, Ulmen J 1 Lakewood Circle North, <82,- SOUTH WINDSOR 1ft- Small Principals only. 876-0030 be­ (XILONIAL bam in (foventry and mattress water and parking. Adults. De- ALUED PRINTHN SERVICE PHILBRICK MANCHESTER — LooMng for <66. CaU 64ft 900. firm. Unsay Realty, '649- house, three rooms and bath fore 8, 389-8876 after 6. Don’t delay! CHENEY BROTHERS, INC a home, not Just a house? Let for sale. For details call 742- 2333. slrahle locstion. 648-0878. AGENCY — REAL'TORS 9168, MB-0086. on one acre. <13,000. 644-0683. 6284 mornings only. ------TREASURE CITY 579 West Middle Tpke. us show you this Immaculate BAST HARTFORD. Nifty, thrif­ 81 COOPER BILL ST. ------WASHING machine ATTRACTIVE' 4-rooni' apart- 646-4200 six-room Cape with loads of TOUR B I^R W M S , two baths, <10; M ao^ter Iheppiag 643-1101 HAZARDVILLB — Starr built, ty, 8-bedroom Ranch; city PICNIC TABLES — all sizes ^ chairs, tables, buffet, bem, aU plastered Cape, utilities. Immaculate condi­ ilanrli^ trr MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 * and styles, from <25. up. De-" spring, Paikada 1 hi'Chalr, car bed, couple. No children or pete. 1half baths, rec room, 3-car garage, screened porch, Ifrge large wooded lot, good condi­ tion, many features, con­ livered. W. Zinker, 8<6-0897. kitchen utenslU, 644-1831, Call 649-4819. Listings Wantod Listings Wantod garage and much more. Inter­ lot,' <27,900. Assumable. Cliar tion, garage. Saoriftca at <16,- venient location. Reduced. <30,- 18 BISSELL ST. — MANCHES’TER, CONN. national Associates, M7-1I00. Bon Agency, 648-0683. 000. Meyer, Realtors, 648-3609. 900. Morrison Realtor, 6484016.

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\ TUESDAY, 26, PAG* .TWENTY.POUR ® anrl|p0tTr EtiTtifttg ______Average Daily Net Praea Run For la a Week IMAed May a, 1070 The Weather Members of St. Bridget Ros­ ary Society will meet tonight at Record Dnv Olear and cool tonight; lonta About Town O’Neill Sugfiests Change 46 to 60. Tomocrow mootly aun- 7:30 at the Leclerc Funeral It appears that Manchester HaH^ANNOUNCINQl 15,965 ny and cool; high In aOo. Fri- Tha Omar Shrine Club march- Home, 23 Main St., to pay re­ is in for a bumper crop of day’B outlook — fair, milder. iB f unit wUl have a final meet­ spects to the late Mrs. Frank June brides this year. In Sanitary S^wer Lnarges Udnche$ter— 4 City of Village Charm ing and rehearsal at 8 p.m.- to­ Yankowskl, a former member. The Indicator Is the one- Director of Public Works Wil­ The town's outlet charge Is VOL, LXXXIX, NO. 202 m orrow at the Washington So­ day record set In the towi) A N ew (FORTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) cial Club. Details will be ex­ Peter F.D. Mietsner, poet- clerk’s office yesterday, liam O’Neill 1s recommending $100 per dwelling unit for sin­ Location for MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1970 (OIemmEM Advertlafetg an Faga BT) gle and doubJe dwellings, and PRICE TEN CENTS plained for the Spring Cere­ drummer, will present a pro­ when nine couples applied two changes in Manchester’s gram tomorrow at the Man­ $75 per dwelling unit after that. monial June 8 at Meriden. for marriage licenses. The sanitary sewer rules, both 'to- chester Senior Citizens Fun previous one-day record was In recommending a change In H ie Senior High Touth For­ Day starting at 1:30 p.m. at the seven, made two years ago. signed to bring In more revenue the fees for .laterals, O'Neill um and the Grade 9 Conceptors Senior Citizens Center. Color In a survey taken today in to the sewer department. claims 'that the present charge, Obscenities A Lunch H e ^ Nbrth United Methodist slides of previ''ns Fnn Days will The Herald’s Editorial De­ One proposal concerns outlet in many instances, does not oniroh will meet tonight at 7 be shown by the club director. partment, the reaction was charges ( a fee charged toward cover the actual Installation Never Forgot Nixon Acts to Calm the cost of a sewer main). The cost. He is recomimendlng that Winkler Auto Parts Seen S pur at the church. mixed. The male members St. Mary's Episcopal Church said "So what?” H ie female other concerns fees charged lor the rule relating to the lateral BOURNHaBGUTH, E n g- fee be changd to read. "Cost of 61 TOLLAND TURNPIKE - MANCHESTER. GONN. H ie deplor Rhythm Choir of will hold a Holy Communion members said ” What?” the installation of laterals (the land ( . ^ ) — The R A F total Installation by contract.” Fretting Financiers North United Methodist Church service tomorrow at 10 a.m. One male, staff member pipe which connects the proper­ O f P oKce Fire squadron leader finished hlV’^ At present, the fee is $226 for will rehearse tonight at 6 at the remarked, ’Tt reminds me of ty with the main). lunch, discovered he had a slxdnch lateral for n limit of my own wedding. I ’ve been Under existing rules, no out­ An American Paris Jobber By KENNETH REICH mislod his wEtilet tuid prom­ WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon met with church. 40 feet. Extra charges are lo\"- married 16 years today and let charge is paid when a dwel­ Loe Angelee Tlmee ised the . waiter he would hi8 top economic advisers today in advance of a dinner Telegram Bid led if the lateral is longer than I don’t regret one day of it. ling is built along an existing JACKSON, Miss. — Obscene return with the money. He The Adult Discussion Class of 40 feet and if rocks or concrete meeting with financial and business leaders from acroes That day was May 36, 1956." sewer trunk. Outlet charges are A NEW AND BEHER LOCATION catcaUa by young blacks eug- came back 'Diesday — 27 the nation. the South United Methodist On Chimney Low are encountered in the exoavn- Church, under the leadership of collected only when the sanitary TO SERVE YOU! — RIGHT NEXT geating that other blacks were years later. Forty financial and business sewer is extended to reach the tlcm. having carnal knowledge of leaders and some government the Rev. Oarl W. Saunders, will At the bid opening in the Lockwood said he goes along STORE TO WESTERN BEEF MART. A man who said his name patrolmen’s wlvee and daugh­ economic officials have been in­ meet tomorrow at 10 a.ih., In 'Board of Educaition 'buElness of­ new user. with O’NeiU’s recommendation was Jamieson had ,lunch a( World O’Neill is proposing that aU ters was a prime, factor precip­ the Reception Hall of the fice yesterday, Custodls Con­ Fire Calls for a change in lateral fees. the Pavilion Restaurant tmd vited to tonight’s dinner, which church. struction Co., Division of Re- new users be charged an out­ itating the barrage of gunfire added 10 shillings (fl.20) to the White House said will be eui search-Cottrell, Inc. of Bound let charge when serviced by a WALKER ROGERS - POWEREADY - HURST by white State Hig:hway patrol- his bill for the meal he said informal affair with no news Markets Grade 9 students of Center Brimk, N.J. was the apparent A false alarm at 11:55 this sewer trunk already in front of Carl Zemper To Run men at Jackson State College, he had In IMS. coverage. TTie number was the new construction. His rec­ the Loe Angeles Tlmea has acEded down from a figure of 60 Congregational Church and lowNbldder, with a bid of $l,-i morning at East Catholic High For Governorship •Ho didn’t tell us much,’’ ommendation is on the„bosls of CAL CUSTOM- G.S.I___ WHITIKER learned. to ibo announced Tuesday. their parents will have a ban­ 890. hir repairs to the School School brought out men and mtmager Martin Laws said, the potential revenue. MILFORD, Conn. (AP)-Carl - According , to statements by Decline quet tonight at 6:30 in Woodruff St. heatijig plant chimney. "just that he had emigrated " It la a private dinner, EUid equipment from Co. 1 and Co. Sewer Superintendent Gray- Zemper, 73, of Milford has an­ law entorcement officials, stu­ Hall. Businea:^ Mianager Dougla.s to Ottawa tmd this was the the purpose Is for the President NEWNEW YO YORK RK (A (AP) P ) — — The 2 of the Town Fire Department. don Lockw o^ said today that he nounced his candidacy for the dents and a college administra­ Pierce said the bid was re­ gubernatorial nomination on the ALSO A NEW MANAGER first chance he had had to to express things he has on his stock mid'ket plunge ta this The Youth Rhythmic Choir of Hie recall was sounde at 12:13 disagrees with the philosophy tor who were on the scene of ceived by telegram early in the Independent ticket. pay for the lunch.’’ mind and to listen to what the country Is sending tremom Center Congregational Church p.m. of charging new users an outlet the May 16 Incident, the taunts afternoon. Hie bidder said it Since 1941, he has worked with press secretary Ronald L. Zie- through most of the world’s ma- will meet tomorrow at 3:30 A fire department spokes­ fee for a main already in the iHN E. PORCELLOl so infuriated the lawmen that It wasn’t an unmlxed bless­ had not received ’'specifications the Crime Commission on the ing for the Pavilion, which gler told newsmen. "W e feel jor ftaiuiclal markets, p.m., In the narthex of the man reported that an alarm in street. He said that, in his opin­ many lost control of their temp­ until last Friday, and added National Inventors’ council in la nil) by the town govern­ that the informal Expect leads to The London stock market church. the school had been pulled. An ion, it wouldn’t be a fair charge. era. that bid forms are in the mall. more benefits." dropped Tuesday to Its lowest investigation is proceding. He said he agrees with the rule the Department of Commerce. When a bottle crashed on the ment imd must account for Pierce said the bid woUJd be R e ^ Herald Advertisements Its funds down to the peimy. The White House does not level ta three years. The Ftaan- Girl Scout Troop 642 will meet Co. 2 of the Town Fire De­ which requires an outlet fee if He, sent President Nixon his res­ street and two sounds that considered if the papers are in Laws said the restaurant plan to Issue a report on what la cial Times Index dropped 18.8 tomorrow at 3 p.m., at Commu­ partment was called out at 6:47 new extensions are required. ignation a few days ago. might have been shots were accordance with speclficatldiis. would have to search the SEdd, Ziegler reported. M ajor points to 316.6, lost reached ta nity Baptist Church. p.m. yesterday to extinguish a heard, according to a variety of records for 1M3, find the subjects for discussion are ex- March 1967. Nearly all tadua- Michael J. Gresh of Union-^ minor fire in an automobile in sources, the deeply angered pected to be the current slug- trial leaders showed loases. The A1 Post irill hold Its regu­ vine submitted a bid of $2,800. the Shopping Parkade. • sport shirts lawmen fired into the crowd, bad debt Emd later enter the 10 shillings In that year’s ac- glsh economy and reasons for British financial writers lar meeting tonight at 8:15 at ItiUlng two young persons and coimt — a two-day task. the U.S. move tato Cambodia. ccdled the slump on the London the Liegion Home preceded by l s 6 8 for $5 1-98 wounding nine. an executive committee meet­ This version of the Jackson ' Nixon met during the morning market "Black Tuesday” fluid Short sleeves. Permanent press fabrics. with Secretary of the Treasury blamed falling prices entirely ing at 7:46. Refreshments will Solids, stripes, plaids, 6 to 181 State shooting was noted public­ be served after the regular School Bo^d Okays ly Tuesday by Reuben V. An­ David M. Kennedy; Arthur F. °n New York. Bums, chairman of the Federal "Wall Street once again did meeting. OPEN THURSDAYS O knit shirts derson, a black attorney who is Moon Rock a co-chairman of the five mem­ Reserve Board; Dr. Paul Me- tae diunage,’’ aidd David Mai- f o 3 rtf. St. James Mothers Circle will Pupil Shift, Busing ber Attorneys's znraciaiBiracial commit-Commit­ • a Cracken, chEdrmEui of the Coun- b«rt, ftaanclEd editor of the Lon- I.D o for $5 1.98 cU of Economic Advisers; Emd 0. Vietnamese tote sit in a basin amidst family belongings awaiting evacuation hostesses will be Mrs. John negotiations with Hartford officials for the renewal of Two white officials In high All except Mayo wlU attend “ >« hardest hit by the tum- Funke, Mrs. Santo Sipala, Mrs. Of Universe from eastern Cambodia to South Vietnamese settlement center. (A P Pboto) Project Concern next year, and accepted an administra­ FOR WEAR NOW AND • walk shorts positions, who have declined to Senate Vote the dinner, but Ziegler siUd the ^ prtCM. Bdward Socha and Mrs. Paul be Identified, have privately meeting was not specifically ta An ” unprecedented drop ta tion recommendation that 112 town pupils be redistrib­ MISSES' reg . By THOMAS O’TOOLE O’NeU. FOR FATHER'S DAY GIFTS confirmed It. preparation (or it. L^mdon tin prices weu blamed uted. ------f o r $5^ 1.98 1.88 The Washington Post A White House spokeainEui by traders on the Wall Street Project Concern renewal for gixth grade pupils will be mov- i skoDtar skil4 reg. 2.98 According to the sources, the On Cambodia The Dlaconate of Trinity Cov­ Permanent press fabrics. Bitt loops. obscene tzumts by young per- WASHINGTON — The first said plEuis (or the dinner were weakness. enant Church will hold a serv­ ita fifth year In the Manchea- ed from Robertaon School to Fancies, solid colors. Regulars, -slims. U.S. Bombers Attack Cong Guns Meanwhile, the market ta the ter achool ayatem calla for the BenUey School; and 6 pre- buy 3 shirts at sons began sometime before the solid evidence that the solar laid Etiter Nixon met last week ice tonight at 7:30 at the Open FIVE-PIECE . Sizes 6 to 18. United States took ianother drub­ number of buaed children . not fji-gt gradera will be tranaferred E h o o t^ at a dormitonr down system Is 4.6 bUllon years old Seen June 15 with Benuurd Lasker, chairman Hearth In Hartford. SAIGON (AP) — American "to make sure that the North bing Tuesday that tent the Dow to exceed 66, a figure that haa from Buckland School to Bent- regular price the street from where the shoot- . ^ ^ , ican ground forces are pulled of the New York Stock Ex- dungarees fighter-bombers attacked an- Vietnamese undev stood that we Jones tadustrlEti average of 80 remained relatively conatant In jgy muG tree sets tag occurred. State patrolmen “ "® v e re d by sclent- out next month. WASHINGTON (A P ) — Sen­ clumge. and city police had gone to the tats. tialTCraft gtjns ta North Viet­ intended to use air power should The B52 strikes would be Inde­ ate RepubUcan Leader Hugli He announced the session *100118 down 10.20 points, to the first four years of town jjj-. Hennigan said the plan of 1.98 each and S the reconnaissance planes be * scene when a city dump truck 1^® evidence comes from a nam Monday tifter the North pendent of support by American Scott said today the withdrawal Tuesday during a day of mixed 881.16, its lowest level since participation. Dr. Hennigan said would result In the addition of 1.99 fired on.” determination of the number ou]y two teachers to the elemen- 10 oz. Sanforized cotton blue denim was Ignited by members of the the size of a lemon brought fighter-bombers for South Viet­ of U.S. forces from Cambodia economic news that vauled be- Nov. 19, 1962. TTie loss meant Vietnamese opened ftra' on a Defense Department officials would be subject to elementary tary staff. While a few more and regimental stripes. Reinforced at crowd. back from the moon by the crew namese forces remaining In could relider moot-^jr unneces­ tween a stock market plunge to taat the blue-chip indicator had U.S. reconnaissance plane about ta Washington said Saturday school enrollment figures when aides will be needed, final de­ strain points. Flare bottoms. Sizes 8-18. Scores of young blacks began ot Apollo 12 last November, a Cambodia after June 30. sary—an amendment to halt Us lowest level In 7V4 years imd plummeted over 70 points ta the r«g. 1.98 90 miles northwest of the Demil­ that U.S. reconnaissance plemes school opens. termination will not be made GET ONE yelling to the lawmen that while that waa fpund to be 20 "The decision on the use of spending for American opera­ a Labor Department report that last five aeselons. • swim trunks itarized Zone, the U.S. Com­ had flown unchallenged over they were on duty at the col- times more radioactive than the B62s probably will be a po­ tions there. But Democratic wholesale prices are rising less In Toronto, the stock market Accentuated by , adoption of until class sizes are studied, Sot contitit of fotk mand announced today.. North Vietnam ta the three C O 3 re g . lege, blacks were having carnal ^ 7 other rock taken from the litical decision rather them a Leader Mike Mansfield sidd the than last year. touched a four year low ’Dies- the redistribution plan earlier Movement of pupils will not earthen coffee mug> aDO for $5 1.98 A communique said two Air weeks since. in last night’s meeting, Frank cause a significant Increase in and sturdy wire stand. SHIRT FREE! I knowledge of their loved ones nioon by either the Apollo 12 military decision,” said one In­ Issue “ cannot imd will not be —On Capitol HiU, a House A core fabrics. 3 to 6x. pendent U.S. Poetal Service nm mittee report on the bill would reg. 2.98 PRELL WASHINGTON (AP) — Vice PLUMikOUT by a board of governors, who ' be ready late next week but ex­ 30 per cent unemployment rate the youth on our campuses, let Z u . President Spiro T. Agnew has § if girls' jamaica sets would select the Postmaster pressed doubt the Senate would among black youths this sum­ us not forget the disadvantaged D O CONCENTRATE summoned the President’s mer. OenerEd and have authority to act on It until after the present youth ta our cities who will face SUMMER SESSION Polyester-cotton permonent press X ^^e^R 1.05 Issue up to 10 billion ta bonds impEuae over a military sides Oouncll on Youth opportunity to "'The catalyst” for Thursday’s b le n d never needs ironing. Solid " 2 i~ n these Eilfficult domestic ttmaa Site for operating costs and capital bill is broken. a rare meeting amid signs that council meeting, the spokesmEUi Undergraduate and Graduate Ck>urses W i6 colors, prints. Sizes 7 to 12. 1.98 a summer unemployment prob­ with the anticipation of spend­ A little gaat a leng taiprovenients. The corresponding Mouse said, "Is that we are approach- lem of massive proportions is ing their summer on the streeto Day and Evening Claasee In way. In handy un­ PostEd rates no longer would committee haa approved a post­ tag the summer and want to see ' i r girls' shifts, pant dresses building ta the nation’s cities. instead of meaningful employ­ breakable Tuba. be set by Congress. Instead, al reform bill differing ta a before the end of the fiacEil year ment." Arts and Soienoea Officials siUd the council, All permanent press no-iron fab­ they would be set by a 6-mem­ number of respects from the what’a being spent Eind where The Nxom administration has Business and Public Administration composed of representatives of rics. Scooter skirts ore included ber rate-making commisalon, Senate measure. The final form and what the targets Eind objec­ announced a $I4« million pro­ in group. Solid colors and prints.. Cabinet departments mid the Day Claaaea In 1.89 subject to review by the Post- of the legislation will have to be tives are of the several Eigenclea gram that would provide 885,000 7 to 14. rag. 2,39 Office of Economic Opportunity, Involved." mEister General Eind the board resolved by a Senate-House summer jobe. A Labor Depart^ Art Education Music kiia not In general SEJSlon only DIAL DEODORART of governors. conference committee. The spokesman, who Eiaked ment spokesman said this would ★ boys' jackets Also included ta the reform once ta the past eight months. not to be Identified, said tt was Evening Claseek In The 8 per cent pay Increase be augmented later with special CONCINTRATID LIQUID But an administration spokes­ cotacidentEil that the councU Engineering Polyestcr-cottpn permonent preil meiuure Is eui 8 per cent pay for the postal employes, at an contingency funds (or the na­ for raise for postal workers, but the man denied the meeting, set (or was meeting on the same day DRAIN OPENER-CLEANIR zip front, collar model. Alio, un­ 2.99 2 * 1.09 eatlmated coat of nearly half a tion’s 60 largsst cities. lined 100% Oxford nylon water committee took no action on Hiuraday, v/aM on -emergency that Sen. Jacob Javtts, R-N.Y., Regletratlon for Seeelon rag. 3.98 billion dollara a year, would be­ The nead for an expanded e lATS HAIR M A C repellent jackets. 8 to 18. Reg. $1. each 4-oz. Bize President Nixon’s request for a session. He siUd it was CEilled to plans to introduce a bill th Day June 15-20 June 22-July 24 come effective upon enactment NYO program and eonUnuatiaa e BATS PAT $1.6 billion Increase ta postEd bring the various domestic de­ would add $100 million, and of the $86 milUon OHO summer Evening June 8 - 13 June 15-August 6 of the legislation under the Sen­ partments together (or an esti­ 227,000 job sloU to the Neighbor­ \if boys' slacks, dungarees rates. ate bill, The House measure reersation program have boon M A N C H E S m Ben. Gale W. McGee, D-Wyo„ mate til employment comtnlt- hood Youth Corps’ summer pro­ For oonree UstliigB tn all flelda, write or would make It retroactive to menta and to discuss summer gram. chiunplonsd for waeks by urtaa Ivy League ond flare bottom the committee chalrmEUi, and April 16. advocaUs, particular^ dM Na­ phone for $070 Summer Seeelon Bulletin HARDWARE & SUPfLYf slocks ore permanently pressed. recreational plana and needs. Javlts dlscuaied his pibposal AMPLB PiOlUNG Ben. Hiram L. Fong, R-HawEdi, tional League of Cttlea and the Tie dyed cotton denim dungoree* 3.33 The tacreiue, on top of a 6 per Govonunent figures show the today at a hearing of a Senate 877 Mnin St., Manohoetor 3.98 the ranking minority member, “ It 8 SO pretty it’s a shame to cut it,” Mrs. Eleanor Westgrate of 81 Elsie Dr. U.S. Oonference of Ifayora. 200 Bloomfield Avomie, Wo$t Hartford, Conn. 06117 h4ve flore bottoms, 8 to 18. T#0 cent pay boost approved by Con- unemployment rate among appropriations subcommittss. iudled the jneEuure em landmark said today about her 100th birthday cake. It is decorated at the corners with H ie joint organisation, ths University of Hertford 523-4811 n on e 048-4486 m a in ST.. DOWNTOWN MANCHISTBR greet earlier this year tor poetal black teeilagera has hit 46. per Javlta, utglng support (or his legislation. "It will mean a very workers and other federal em- yellow roses to represent her family — three roses, her children; seven roses, lobbytag and rssaaroh arm tm efficient postal aervice,” said cent In Los Angeles and 40 per bill In advEince of Its Introduc­ her grandchildren; a tree with 11 rosebuds, her 11 gri’eat-grandchildren; and a uent ta Detroit. Nationwide, ur­ tion, sold: ths natifm'a cities, olting Itiirtmi Fong. (lee Pago- Biz) nosegay, her great-great-grandchild. Story on Page 8) (Herald photo, by Pinto) ban speclEtilsts are forecasting a "A s we listen to the needs of (I M Page Mt ■ )