/ / TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1971 PAGE TWENTT lEttraing l|rraUi Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather For The Week Ended Clear and cold tonight with lows In the teens. Tomorrow The confirmation class and March 20, 1671 Rcoiald Cheesman, son ot Hr. The Adult Bell Choir of continued cool; high near 40. cuid Mrs. George Cheesman of Emanuel Lutheran Church will the senior high youth forum of iEmtrbPBtpr lEuminn to a lb 6a v e Zero chance of precipitation About Town 53 Campfleld Rd., has been the North United Methodist She Wants Membership rehearse tomorrow at 10 a.m. 15,765 throughout. Miss Joanne Bortone, daugh­ named to the dean's list at Bar­ in Luther Hall. Church will meet Umlght at 7 lU S M ter of Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Manchester— A City of Village Charm rington (R.I.) Collegfe for the at the church. In the Hawaiian Qub AUTOMATIC OR Bortone.of 273 Boulder Rd., will fall semester. The Cherub Choir Bmanu- < participate in the presentation of Lutheran Church will re­ The visitation group ot the By SOL B. COHEN the matter—that the state leg­ CALL DELIVERY of the (Dance Group ot PER GAL. VOL. LXXXX, NO. 147 (THIRTY-SIX PAGES—TWO SECTIONSi MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1971 Advraiteliig oa Eaga S4) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS The adult study class of the hearse tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. North United Methodist Church (Herald Reporter) islature has jurisdiction over Centenary College for Women, 24 HR. BURNER South United Methodist Church in Luther Hall. will meet tonight at 8 at the Susan Riggs, an attractive anything that happens in the Hackettstown, N.J. SERVICE YEAR ROUND will meet tomorroiw at 10 a.m. church. redhead whose miniskirts are State Capitol. It is possible also, says Mrs. Riggs, that the in the Reception Hall of the The youth ministry commit­ the talk, and the envy, too, in The Pilgrim Choir of Center commission doesn't want to church. The Rev. Carl Sanders tee of Emanuel Lutheran The Senior High I.eague of the State Capitol, claims dls- Ccngregrational Chu^h will re­ bite the hand that feeds it. will be the discussion leader. Church will meet tonight at Trinity Covenant Church, un­ CFlmination because of her sex. NATIONAL OIL CO. hearse tomorrow a[t 3:30 p.m. Mrs. Riggs isn't satisfied SST Issue Spurs Glass Bits 7:30 in the nursery. der the direction of M is. Bur­ She claims also that nobody, in Memorial Hall. with the "run-around" she Miss Priscilla A. KHtredge of ton Johnstm and Mrs. Henry not the s t ^ legislators nor the B8H 5544 40 Norman St. and Miss Mau­ says she's getting. She says South Vietnamese Conclude Manchester Grange will spon­ Ask will present a program at State Commission - on Human Discovered The Youth Choir of Center she's not happy with being in­ reen Reiser of 66 Olcott St., sor a public card party ttmight the Open Hearth In Hartford to­ Rights and Opportunities nor ONLY 22 DAYS LEFT Congregational Church will re­ will model fashions at the sec­ vited into the Hawaiian Pressure Tactics: at 8 at the Grange Hall, 206 night at 7:46. even her fellow news corres­ hearse tomorrow at 6:16 in the ond annual bridal fair Thurs Club as fomeone’s guest. She In Cereal Olcott St. There will be prises; pondents, are backing her in sanctuary. day at 4 and 8 p.m. in the Jor says she wants to be a full- an auction table, and refresh­ The Junior choirs of Emanuel ARIES gensen Auditoriiun on the Uni her claim. fledged member, so that she WILLIMANnC (AP) — A ments. Lutheran Church will rehearse The Youth Rhythmic Choir of versity of Connecticut campus. Mrs. Riggs, 31, and a mother, may eat there to her "heart- Senate GOP Leader housewife's discovery here that Center Congrregational Church tomorrow at 4:30 p.m. in Lu­ (NIARCH 21-APRB 20) The fair is open to the public is a freelance newscaster. She burned desire" anytime she By H. L. SCHWABZ III a box of the Pillsbury Co.'s Campaign in Southern Laos Miss Margaret A. Williams, ther Hall. will rehearse tomorrow at 3.30 at no charge.' lives in Storrs. Formerly on the wishes, without having to beg a "farina" brand cereal con­ daughter of Mrs. Alfred L. WU- Associated Press Writer in the narthex. staff of radio station WINP in member to sponsor her as a tained pieces of broken glass has liams of 94 Russell St., was The Master Mason degree H O R O S C O P E The Senior Rhythm Choir of kfanchester, she is also an in­ guest. WASHINGTON (A P)—Senate Republican Leader led the company to declare the By GEORGE ESPER among a class of 67 students will be conferred at a special North United Methodist Church structor. She teaches several And now, she's even more entire shipment suspect and Associated Press Writer capped at 'a candlelight cere­ meeting of Uriel Lodge of Ma­ Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania said today th:e White will rehearse tonight at 6. nights a week at Eastern Con­ incensed. She learned that the F O R Y O U R search for 132 boxes believed to CAR and TRUCK mony recently at the Mount sons when it meets at the Ma­ House is bringing pressure on senators still uncom­ necticut State College in Willi- Hawaiian Club has just extend­ be In the pantries of other ■/ SAIGON (AP) — The Auburn Hospital School of Nurs­ sonic Temple in Merrow Sat­ mitted about the supersonic transport “ in every way RENTALS Temple Chapter, OEIS, will mantic. ed honorary membership to consumers. South Vietnamese drive ing, Cambridge, Mass., urday at 7:30 p.m. There will lt> Till- have its regular business meet­ Mrs. Riggs wants member­ every member of "The Owls," available.” ~~ ^ Several other packages from against the Ho Chi Minh be a corned beef and cabbage |>\> _ \\! I K _ MOM'll ing tomorrow at 8 p.m. Officers ship in the Hawtdian Club, an the exclusive club for women Predicting today's climactic tton- leadership." Magnuson's the same shipment also were trail in southern Laos end­ Navy PO 3 C Sydney G. Reid, supper at 6:30. Reservations l.nrju Irnii l.casmu will wear colored gowns. organization of lawmakers that legislators. vote on the SST will be close, state Is reeling from unemploy- found to contain broken glass. husband of the former Karen may be made with any lodge ed today with North Viet­ \n\ nr Modt'l uses state-owned space on the Scott said two or three senators ment caused by threats to the The company tried to recall 2 Youell of Harlan St., is serving Mrs. Riggs says she isn't in­ Tired of locking horni namese tanks pursuing the Capt. James Keough, son of officer. were "going through the tor- SST. the shipment's 48 cases from aboard the ammunition ship, fifth floor of the State Capitol terested in membership in every year witK- your tax eiMPLEn Saigon troops right to Manchester Motors Mr. and Mrs. John W. Keough, ■ E T IM I tures of the danmed" and he White House press secretary groceries In Western Massachu- USS Butte at Norfolk, Va. for its daily eatery. Mrs. Riggs "The Owls." Her plaint, is return? Gallop over to their border. U.S. aircraft of 40 Academy St., has giradu- Memorial Temple, Pythian wants to pay her season dues, "They dwi't have a lunch­ had heard rumors of overnight Ronald L. Ziegler said Presi- setts and Connecticut, but 11 Lease, Inc. your nearest BLOCK office ated from the 69th Basic Class Sisters, will meet tonight at 8 so .that she, too can eat the switches both ways. dent Nixon would be telephoning 132 boxes were still unac- knocked out six tanks, <.rnua> and Kyth r Wallace B. Whiting, son of room ." >\strms at the Judge Advocate Gener­ in Odd Fellows Hall. Members kielbasa, the saperkraut, the and let us help straighten Scott stopi>ed short, however, certain senators in advance of counted for Wednesday, spokesmen said. al's School, U. 3. Army at Char- Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Whiting are reminded to bring ham things out. We'll prepare, as did Majority Leader Mike today's crucial vote, considered company^ spokesman said More U.S. units which had >I: \\\ <1 ( I .M Ki: NT. salami, the pumpernickel, and they "presuniably" have been lottsville, Va. He is assigned to of 12 Lydall St, has been named ticket returns for the ham draw­ check, and guarantee your Mansfield of Montana, of per- a toss-up In the final hours, supported the 46-day operaUon M VN( iu > I i:k— i the other assorted heart-burned WAWigOG' bought by consumers. Ft. MacArthur, CaUf. to the dean's list at Rensselaer ing tonight and things for the dieting the outcome. Nine senators were consld- were pulled out of the border foods, and drink the beer and return. Try us. W e won't FUP The company Is urging those Polytechnic Institute, T r o y , cup auction table. Refresh­ The vote Is scheduled for 4 ered uncommitted, base of Khe Sanh, which is the soda. pull the wool over your who bought the cereal recently N.Y. A 1970 honor graduate of ments will be served by Mrs. I S ■ ttGCR 1971 p.m. EST. The President spent 16 mln- The officers of the club say, being closed out during the next Manchester High Scluxd, he is Clara Robinson, Mrs. Mary B A R R i C i N ! eyes. Scott also declined to name utes at the White House Tues- to call Plllsbury’s Boston office "N o !" They say that, although OUARANVIi ; three weeks. 4 studying chemical engineering Conn, and Mrs. Martha Lee- We guarantee accurate praporetieu of every tax ratura. the key undecided senators or to day afternoon talking to Con- Lt. Col. Do Viet, a spokesman there are several women who under a four-year scholarship mon. CHOCOLATES If w» moke any errors that cost yen ony penalty or spell out White House tacUcs servatlve-Republlcan Sen. suspect shipment con- for the South Vietnamese Com­ are honorary members, true DRIVEWAYS from the Frank Roswell Fuller Interait, we " following American ^.S. negotiator David B.E. 12 ThT^uly wa^in Us t^n, ^jesday. but It ^peared gr their voting age to 18. But Meskill described fears of in- den^ncef^thr r'e‘c~ent bomb attacks on North Viet- Bruce has "repeatedly denounced ’fghte itrof'dellberaUo“ns. ualties represented 25 per cent that Minnesota and Delaware backers of the 26th Amendment vasion of privacy voiced by ^___ y __^ American "am . the boycott m a propaganda ’ ° t the 22.000-man invasion force. were first, acting within an hour predict last year’s Supreme many Democratic supporters of bonibing If they acquit Lt. Calley Vietnamese com- against North nie same procedure was fol- maneuver. there will be accusations of ih i i t n of Congress.K„ They were followed court decision will result in amendmenU to ■. the bill »» Vietnam. acts ot lowed In May and November Thuy issued a communique whitewash,” the judge told law- considers 5 per cen c t waoViincrtnn ’ qulck ratification. scare titles. ^ energetic pro- 1970. Duiy announced then he denouncing the American bomb yer George Latimer. "If they uaWes a heavy loss. “ a,,. without a uniform lower vot- Asked If he felt suiveillance defegatlon of Oie Demo- was arbitrarily rescheduling the attacks aifd the warning by Sec- convict h^ there will be allega- ^olf o< an armored column of ^ ^lephone con v ers^ om te- ^ Rgpubflc of (North) Viet- session a week later. The U.S. pgtary of Defense Melvin R. tions the other way.” 200 tanks and ar- govern- volvlng nam will not participate In the and South Vietnamese delega- L alrZ on Monday that even "So they'll be damned if they P®” °'?^®‘ ® ^ e r s was Slogan Contest Winners! tion 27 to 6. Then the Ho^e ^o set up dual election------crimes Infringed on™ their con- "am ^F J schedui^ i^o;^ dlsputer hi right to |^^re ^ ^ gd o ot field reports said. TOted Us approval, on a 136-20 n^aghi„gry: One set of voUng stUutional “ ® ^ “ * on March S. 1971, and decides reschedule the meeting, and bie. 'The communique also relt- the judge said. U-S- Intelligence sources said North Vietnamses forces al- onnnsuinn there wns to postpone this session to April backstage contactscontacis were re- grategrated the month-old Commu- As he has done before, LaU What opposition there was another set for younger vot- person who uses his telephone ^ qulred to set a new date. In mer strongly protested toe reEid- have moved back into (See Page Nine) feir^ t ^ve"mber“^ a refer- (gee Page Twenty-FIvo) (See Page Sixteen) An American spokesman said each case, the date proposed by ing of testimony, saying agate, some segments of toe Ho Chi "It gives toe prosecution toe op- Mnh trail cut by toe South Viet- endum proposal to lower the ______portunity to present their CEise namese and were repairing It was a tie . . . and the Winners are; vote to 18 In Connecticut. Eigain before the court-mEUtlal them, including toe key trans­ But that was counteracted by members after having complet- portation hub of Sepone, on consideration of a recent Su­ ed toe presentation of Its testl- Highway 9 28 miles west of toe Mrse Shirley M. ToUent preme Court opinion upholding mony." border. Congressional action to lower San Francisco Mayor Under Indictment; Latimer said Tuesday toe six Sepone was toe deepest pene- the voting age. The Supreme offlcers on toe jury were "win- tration Into Laos. Although 94 Constance Drive, Manchester Court upheld the federal law ing and dining themselves” In spokesmen in Ssilgon claimed only in the case of federal elec­ the evening hours when they their forces h£id cut Highway "TO SAVE OR BORROWeeeFOR TOMORROW" tions—creating the need to set should be deliberating (Bley's 914, another key artery running up special machinery to allow Calls Bribe Conspiracy Charge Fake’ life or death fate. soutoeEist from Highway 9, field those under 21 to vote separate­ Judge Kennedy, a colonel, reports said they scrapped this and ly from those over 21. Senate leaders from both par­ SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — (See Page Eight) (See Page llilrteen) ties spoke In favor of the reso­ Mayor Joseph Alioto of San' Misses Georgia and Brenda Wiiiis lution, with Republican Sen. A1 Francisco* says a federal grand den A. Ives saying that Con- jury Indictment charging him nectlcut—sometimes called the ^ t b conspiring to bribe a Wash- 33 Deimont Street, Mcnchester Constitution State — should be ington State official Is politically In Seale Trial the first to act on the measure, motivated and “ a 14-karat Sens. George L. Gunther, R- jg^g - 2 "SAVE OR BORROW. e. FOR YOUR TOMORROW" Stratford, and Lucy T. Hammer, ,,j jjave every confidence we’re R-Branford, spoke against the erging to be vindicated in court Black Panther Tells Court measure, vdth Gunther saying because there won’t be any star The judges oiso mode a speciai award to he would like to lower tte vot- ^bamber proceedings In court. Of Boiling Water Torture Ing age but adding. I don t There will be a judicial proceed- thtek we can fly in the face of Ing,” Alioto told 100 placard- By PETER COWEN charged with conspiracy to kid­ MrSe Je Le Swensson of 97 Prospect Street, Manchester the election.” Aaeoclsted Preea Writer Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr.. supporters Tuesday nap and conspiracy to murder, NEW HAVEN (AP) _ A Mrs. Huggins faces Ein ad- R^nn said te a to " termer Wash- BlEick Panther who hEis pleaded ch^ge of binding with guUty to second-degree murder intent.. fsS ea^^ld l ^ .i s s u e ^ 'i r t e s t l - In Seattle in an In toe slaying of Alex lUickley Judge Harold M. Mulvey of Su- 4 alleged bribe conspiracy involv- mony^ to toe ability and pro­ tesUfled Wednesday that Ericka perlor Court excused toe jury of . . . and our sincere thunks to the more than 400 people who sent entries. gressiveness of ConnecUcut's ‘"f»2.3 million to lepl fees. Huggins, now on trial with seven whites and five blacks state legislators." Oiarged with Alioto were for- Bobby G. Seale, was present late Wednesday morning and "Your action demonstrates to "i®*" Washington S t^ Atty. when Iteckley was ^aten suid them to return next Tues- We appreciate your loyulty und interest. 143,000 new Connecticut voters ®®"- John J. O'Connell; former Ued to a chair before boiling *1ay. He said toe recess was to that our form of government is Asst.Atty. Gen. George K. Fal- water WEIS poured on him. allow attorneys to argue mo- the greatest for orderly change or. and John G. McCutcheon, a Warren Kimbro, wrio testified suppression of evidence, and progress. I am proud to be former prosecuting attorney in at an eEirlier trial that he shot The defense objected to toe an alumnus of toe golden Pierce County, Wash, Rackley, sEiid Mrs. Huggins wels Eidmissibility of a tape record- dome,” said Weicker, a former O’Connell, Faler and Mc- in the basement of toe apsul- ing made while Iteckley wels I Main Office • Parkade • North End • Bolton Notch • Open Sat. til Noon state representative. Cutcheon did not comment wi ment serving as toe local party held te PEinther headquEirters Thirty-eight state legislatures the indictments, headquEirters. before Einother Eifter he was accused by George must ratify the amendment be- Arriving from Washington, Panther member poured "sev- Sams Jr., who also has pleaded fore It becomes a part of toe D.C. where he testified this eral pots of hot water” on guilty to second-degree murder, Constitution. The 10 amend- week, before a Senate subcom- Rackley. of being a police informer. mente approved In this century mittee on federal revenue sbar- "He squirmed and tried to toss Kimbro SEdd Mrs. Huggins have required an average" of 16 Ing, Alioto, a Democrat, told a and turn Eind move from under held toe microphone while Rack-" months for ratification. news conference: toe hot water," Kimbro said as ley was quizzed, avings ank of anchester The amendment provides no “ It’s just a 14-karat fake. This he described toe scene of May TesUmony at eui earlier trial S B G M citizen 18 or older may be de- is a shared fee for shared work 18, 1969. "After several pots of indicated that Rackley had main- M em b er F 0.1 C nied toe vote in any election on and if this can constitute a bribe hot water, he said he’d talk.” tgined he could not read. account of age. The practical ef- or an attempted bribe or using Seale, toe 34-year-old naUonal Kimbro testified Wednesday ect Is to allow persons 20, 19 or the mall to bribe, then every chairman of the Panthers, and yjgt Sams discovered Iteckley Eight convenient offices eaning 18 to vote in state and local elec- Republican who has taken a re- Mrs. Huggins, 23-year-old lead- reading a book enUUed "toe tions. ferral fee in toe Senate—and Ell- er of the local chapter, face MlUtary Works of Chairman HUnHECTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WMOSOR • BOLTON HOTCH Congress approved last year a most elU of them have—ought to capital charges of kidnaping and gg Mgy jg gnd accused bill reducing the voting age to be indicted too." Mayor Alioto makes a point during an airport news Washington, D.C., he learned he had been indicted aiding E in d abetUng murder in 18 for all elections. But toe Su­ by a federal grand jury in Seattle. (AP Photo) Rackley's slaying. Hiey elIso are (See PEige Eighteen) preme Court held toe law could (See Page Nine) conference last night when, on his arrival from MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1971 PAGE THREE MANCHESTER EVENING, HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1971 PAGS TWO kas and field Jackets he imports importing copies of* the coats shop, youthful wearers of Army Today in History Old Army Field Jackets directly from U.S. manufactur­ from Hong Kong. coats called the discarded mlll- the early performance of ers. In Amsterdam, thousands of garments "wonderfully By THE ASSOCIA’TED PRESS DRIVEWAYS Business Mirror REITi'. Grandmother in Center MOVIE RAnNGS Sheinwold on Bridge "I sell about 60 coats a month Dutch youths are paying about non-fashion’’ and emph^lzed Why are Insurers so Interest­ Today is Wednesday, March FOR PARENTS AND In Fashion in Europe at about $19 each. I can’t get $6 for threadbare field jackete and practlcall- 24, the 83rd day of 1971. There RESIDENTIAL SPECIALISTS ed tn real estate? One cannot NO SCRUPLE PREVENTS enough of them,’’ he said. and about $20 for parkas with EXPERIENCED ?7? YES! OVER 25 YEARS Of Soviet Cultural Crisis YOUNG PEOPLE DISCUSSION OF PLAY NORTH are 282 days left in the year. Real Estate Investment dismiss the thought that even By DAVID HINTHORN expensive, all-purpose durable ‘"nie other day an Austrian imitation fur linings. Surprisingly little is made of Today’s HlghUght In History QUALITY PRODUCTS AND WORKMANSHIP S O TOStTHtR insurance companies, guardians n t* ebiK tht el the teungt It la M e m 4 J 10 4 By MICHAEL JOHNSON those are things you should be p e n n tt tb e u i the euHehmiy e l By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Associated Press Writer clothing,’’ he said, “and he also shop owner asked me to 5riiole- In addition to ,the s u r p l u s , f^® obvious symbolism of the On this date in 1603, the of the fixed dollar, are con­ <3? K 42 INSTALLATION BY RAYMOND COLLA Assoclatod Press Writer concerned about." And she hint­ merle content hx Wan ing by theh cMMNn. J FRANKFURT, Germany wants to express his reJecUon of ^ the Dutch'Army is an the left-leaning youths crowns of England and Scot­ Seen Inflation Barrier vinced that inflation is here to Mohammedans never discuss 0 975 * w /uiAfnlnfr rllA gillt . . . __ . . . _____ . . «NrVi/\who favor T^V them.iatvi tlME PAYMF.T A 83 (AlP) — It looked like clearance *^*'T^m*****"!i * laug^ied. You can’t get 5(K) jack- important supplier of the green land were joined under James By JOHN CUNNIFF RETTs with total assets of less stay, MOSCXiW (AP) — At the cen- fishing for an expulsion by I AIL ACH ADMimO the weather lest they 'Seem to and tie and sportswear. and I know because I go to jackets. It sends away each con- Antoine Ocholskl, a 22-year- VI of Scotland. He began his Phone Wethersfield 529-7416 CALL^OLUKT Gontnl Audlmcn WEST EAST day in the bargain basement. AP Business Analyst than $5 billlcn, but the growth is This opinion was suggested to ter of the Soviet Union’s latest being so curious, criticize Allah’s arrangements. German youths crowded Boehner said he began buying the States twice a year to himt script with two of them. old Parisian who peddles his reign as James I. accelerating. More than 6fli of Thomas Murray, chief Invest- 4 A 65 handmade earrings and neck­ culture crisis is a sometimes Now gray-blonde and slightly Now if there were only a reli­ <3? A 108 7 5 (3) Q J 963 around______the a sales table In a FTank- coats in bulk from U.S. mUl- them up,’’ Schaplra added. Although Oslo youths now pre- On This Date RAYCO PAVING CO. NEW YORK (AP) Is real ji,em have been formed in the ment officer for Equitable and sweet, sometimes acid, bdue- stooped, she is still coquettish AU ASU AONimO furt clothing shop, eagerly seta- t^ry clothing disposal centers in >nie market in field jackets gp^i-ty blue or beige parkas laces 'in the streets of Frank­ In 1683, Rhode Island was of the trust, which PanMal Guldwci SuMotM gion that prohibited discussion O A O 10 6 2 estate a better hedge against in- past year and a half, several of architect eyed grandmother whom many enough to bar television lights 4k I 642 4k K 10 9 5 ing castoff U.S. Army field jack- West Germany In 1968. He has tsn’t limited to West Germany. g„^ padded coate made in Scan- furt, insisted "we wear the purchased from the Indians. nation than common stocks? them in the $100 million catego- goes by the name of The Equita- a literary Russian knows as cameras when she is using of a partner’s play of the cards. ete that were rumpled, frayed, them cleaned and patched, then clothing sellers in Ixmdon, Am- dinavla, retailers say the city’s coats because we are laughing In 1783, Spain recognized U.S. ble Life Mortgage and Realty South would have had a much SOUTH at the military.’’ Better tn a recession? In good ry. "Naiha Katya’’- Our Kate. »>er glasses. At 60. her face Is 4 KQ 9 8 3 2 and stained. sells them for $4.50. sterdam and Copenhagen re- truck drivers and warehouse- Independence. Among insurance companies Investors, and was received Most of the foreign flak flew deeply lined but she still has RUTAICnO easier time after falling to A pretty sa le s^ l was asked According to figures supplied ported similar ssdes successes gj.^ steady buyers of Army But Werner Richter, a 21- In 1882, ’The German Bacteri­ times? with mild shock. I Unttr 17 nquirts auaniganyi«| make the doubled game shown <0 None .. j .. . j Massachusetts Mutual, North- in her direction when Soviet of- traces of the beauty of her Poront or Adult Guardian O K Q 843 why the coats are worn by tens by the U.S. military, over 30,000 in the surplus coats. surplus parkas for winter work year-old Frankfurt economics ologist Robert Koch announced AN EXGITIIIG PARTY IDEA! The question may be debated Mutual of New York, The reasons are many, Mur- flclaldom recently punished its younger years, today. of thousands of leftist-oriented discarded jackets and paraks In London, where olive green clothing. student, echoed most of those his discovery of the germs of for years without a convlnclinj? Ccnnectlcut General and Equi- ray replied, and of course infla­ West dealer. ♦ Q 7 tuberculosis. conclusion, simply because all finest cellist for defending the She is part of the Soviet gov- West North East South Western European youths. She were sold by competitive bids is as "in” as any Paris fashion, in Copenhagen, surplus coats questions when he said practl- Customer Pfck>Up Buffets, and table’s at $150 million to begin tion was a concern. "No, it right of its greatest living novel- emment’s only husband-and- East-West vulnerable. shrugged and said, "Field jack- last year in Europe. one dealer spoke of a “craze reached their fashion zenith cality is the most important fac In 1934, President Franklin D. real estate is not alike, nor are doesn’t mean we believe Infla- . NO ONE UNDER 17 AOHiniD Opening lead — Ace of Dia­ 1 ^ P a s s 4 <3> 4 4 tor. You can throw the coats Roosevelt signed a bUl gpranting Home DeCfvered Buffets of more than $100 million. Equl- Igt he read. wlf® team. ’The other half is Ni- (Aga limit may vary D o u b l e A l l P a s s eto are the fashion, and who can “I sell very many surplus that has swept the country. I about three years ago at the all stocks. Some Investments table’s tt $150 million to begin tlon is here to stay. But we are in eortaln oroos) monds. into a corner, sit on them and future Independence to the Phil­ prove themselves over the The culture crisis is a matter kolai P. Flryubln, a deputy for- explain fashion?’’ coats,” Boehner ‘ said. “I su^Hthlnk people feel that if they height of the peace-march era. in Reody-to-Serve Containers! with iq the lare-est resigned to a tolerable amount of urgent concern tc the Ruling elgn minister who specializes in West opened the ace of d ia -______Gerd Boehner, the 25-year-old pose ship loads of jackete (the coats) are good enough to Danish youths still favor olive use them” for a blanket in the ippines. years; some disappear. monds and stared at the dum­ g;rass,” he said. Ten Years Ago For further information, call „«... orTf r..“"" “ Soviet party and is likely to be Aslan affairs such as relations m>. B n IB nunnocm my unhappily for a few sec- trick with dummy’s ace of slw^ manager, had a more jrfill- wouldn’t bo enough to satisfy be supplied to the Army they drab for summer wear, retail­ Thousands of small investors fered last fall in units cf $200. more than tolerable under official party examination with North Vietnam, orn« osophical explanation for the the demands in Europe.” must be good enough to combat ers report, but campers and ’The U.S. Labor Department HoneN n e n n i ooet or ■mmauLknoii onds. Then he switched to the clubs. ’Then he leads dummy’s and hundreds of hardnosed fi­ with each unit consisting of $100 One of the chle m oU vat^ next week when the 24th Com- Som® may say Russia’s pl- the English winter.” hunters are emerging as sigmiii- ’The first skyscraper was built reported that two-thirds of the DARDEN GROVE CATERERS, Inc. nancial men are convinced, deuce of clubs. king of hearts, discarding the booming business in olive drab. S. Schapira, owner ot a of 6% per cent convertible de- factors, it seems. Is that ordl- munist congress convenes. oneemg "women’s lib” enabled “The young man—^the so- EYankfurt shop specializing in British retailers are so hard cant consumers of surplus jack­ in 1888 by Chicago architect Wll- nation’s 160 major industrial 646-5313 or 646-6814 however, that real estate should bentures and four shares of nary Investora are demanding a It was South’s turn to stare queen of clubs from his hand, ete and sleeping bags. Uam Le Baron Jenney. It tow- areas had "substantial unem­ Yekaterina A. Furtseva, So- Mrs. Furtseva to climb to the unhappily at the dummy. He West must wir. this trick since called hippie—doesn’t want to American western style cloth- pressed to meet the demands be given more of an opportunity "beneficial Interest,” which is P‘ece of the real estate market, viet culture minister, is used to top. But it was not that alone, for surplus jackete that they are At one Copenhagen surplus ered 10 stores. ployment.” to prove Itself, and so far the re­ had an uneasy feeling that East only West can beat dummy’s look fine or stylish. He wants in- ing, sells factory new Army peu:- to say, "common Stock." which largely was closed foreign blasts. She has been in More likely her eagerness as THEATER TIIVIE sults look good. before the Eidvent had the king cl clubs and that king of hearts, rr«. 1 . 1 1 k-i..,.. 0 1 - 0 juariyEarly thismis weenweek theme oiin.cshares.1 e , ^er post a record 11 years and young Communist and her loy- SCHEDULE no gcod would come of playing South gives up an unnece^ r e i r i s ^ f l l L v e s S L s t, the were quoted cn.... the VN.Y. V SleekStock S ’ Khrushchev were factors a low club from the dummy. sary heart trick but doesn t whose forte is stocks and bonds, how to answer. that boosted her from a nobody m^tual funds of the real estate Exchange at $32.25 each and are being asked for real estate Burnside—"Love Story”, 7:15, "I can’t eat it,” South finally have to lose a club. ’Ihls works market. Like mutual funds, the the bonds had risen to $121.5 . "You live the way ycu want, in a Vlshiny Volochek textile 2 advice today. pn-i Uve '■"* *■’*'’ ’’ hnq 9:00 p.m. admitted. And he played a lew out to an even exchange, except trusts are pcols of money col- The $2C0 package, therefore had mill to the most brilliant career Cinema I — . "Wuthering club from dummy. East that East is kept out of the LAST 4 DAYS I Being knowledgeable about told forelgm critics of Soviet any woman has had in Soviet lected from many sources and grown to $250.50 in a few real estate and mortgages, in­ Heights", 7:30, 9:30 pounced on the trick with the lead. West gets his three aces, Invested—but in office buildings months. Moreover, those de- censorship. "But let us have mstory. surers and banks are in a natur­ mutualnwqma^aar^l respect. ' ' _« Cinema n — "The Owl And king of clubs and returned a but South takes, the rest of the and mortgages and the like in- bentures can be converted into She is the only woman ever to ’The Pussycat”, 7:30, 9:30 diamond for his partner to ruff, tricks, making his doubled con- al position to aid and abet this Once a powerful official, close be culture minister, and the At This Special Price f stead of in stocks and bonds. shares at a price of only $26.25, interest for a profit by forming ^tate—“Wuthering Heights”, West eventually got the ace of tract, You dcMi’t have to search long which means an added pre­ to former Premier Nikita S. only woman ever to rise to investment trusts and then serv- Khrushchev, Mrs. Furtseva now membereWp‘ln''the party’s" elite 7:30, 9:25 spades, and South was down Dally Question to find financial men willing to mlum. UA ’Theater-"Cold ’Turkey”, one. Partner opens with one This is not to say that Equita­ Ing as the advisers. takes her orders from party cul- presidium - now Politburo - next player forecast a growth comparable But doesn’t this put them in ture overseers and serves as the Khrushchev in 7:00, 9:15 Most readers of this column spade, and the Your Choice of Traditional, with that of mutual funds, which ble’s trust is the safest or the Manchester Drive-In — Re- have surely spotted the correct passes. You hold: Spades, 7; best performing, nor that the re­ the position of competitors with personal link between them and jumped from less than $6 billion the fund they advise? To an ex- Russia’s writers, artists and „ ' . opens Friday play of the hand. If It hasn’t Hearts, Q-J-9-6-S: Diamonds, 10- in assets 17 years ago to more sults will be similar in the fu­ _ „ __ East Hartford Drive-In — Re- occurred to ycu, take a few sec- 9-2; Clubs, K-10-9-5. 4 tent, but Murray points out that musicians. Enough has been made public ture. It is used only to Illustrate than $60 billion now. L ISO mrnnimv'“c^‘*ZLUemem ^luitebie'aTre^y*'h^ $f bllTlon Thus It was her unpleasant Mrs. ^r^v a’s back- prfday onds for thought before read- What do you say? ’There are now about 160 the quality ot management and persuade cellist ground to enable Western hlsto- ^ast Windsor Drive-In - Re- ing on. Answer: Bid 1-NT. The hand Spanish or Mediterranean is strong enough for a response, more opportunities than money ------Mstislav -Rcstropcvlch,...... "Slava”. riaqs to say""" she owes her suc­ opens Friday Scissors Coup to her, to reinstate a Paris con­ cess to Khrushchev. She is on Meadows Drive-In — “Blood ’The winning play is called the but not for a response at the to invest. level of two. That is, you can- Right now he believes the cert after the Kremlin had hu­ record as praising him as a And Lace", 7:30; "Wedding Scissors Coup because it cuts South, West and Midwest offer, miliated him by ordering it can­ "faithful Leninist, a tireless and Night", 9:12 the communication between the ‘bot afford to bid two hearts. If his trust —it really belongs to celed. selfless fighter for the party.” opponents. If South can find a partner had opened with one The Kremlin order, which was She reportedly delivered a six- way to keep East out of the diamond, you would have bid LIVING ROOM-FULLS the investors—the most interest­ ing Investment opportunities. intended to puni^ Rostropovich hour filibuster at a Central lead. East will be unable to give one heart, for his friendship with and de- Committee meeting in 1957 Irradiation his partner a ruff. Copyright 1971 'The fund isn’t interested in Declarer must win the second General Features Corp. New York office buildings at the fense of banned novelist Alexan- wdilie Khrushchev collected his N i m moment because of overbuild­ der Solzhenitsyn, had erffended backers to fight off the "anti- ing, but considers San Francis­ the French so deeply that Mrs. party group." Q e a r e d O n co and the Bay area a prime civ Furtseva was told to try to see Yekaterina Furtseva was to rescheduling. trained as a weaver. In 1924, at 8-Pieces... portunlty. Rostropovich made himself the age of 14, she became a Varied Foods In the private home market, "unavailable" for three days, Komsomol member — a young the fund is concerned about the then finally told her by tele- (Communist. Six years later, ac- u n it e d NA’TIONS, N.Y. rising costs of construction and phone he would not cooperate. cepted as a lull party member, (AP) — Six countries have is studying mobile and modular ’The Rostropovlch-Solzhenlt- she lilunged Into party work, cleared irradiated foods for hu­ housing as a passible answer to syn affair probably brought By the war year 1942 she had both better living conditions and man consumption, ranging from Values over iiOOO mere telegrams and letters of advanced to Moscow organiza- strawberries to meat, the Inter­ better investments. protest Into Mrs. Furteeva’s tlons and by 1954 she was the ministry than anything since , party boss of Moscow, first sec- national Atomic Energy Agency Forbidden Topic ihe took office in 1960. retary of the party’s city com- reports. DBS MOINES, Iowa (AP) — One French conductor of Rus- mlttee. Irradiation is used to kill In- A ll Together, Novt/; Death has replaced sex as socie­ sian origin wrote her tn Janu­ ’Ihat was Khrushchev’s old sects, prevent sprouting, slow ty’s most forbidden topic of dis­ ary: job. He brought her into the rul- spotlag® <>r stop it altogether. cussion, Dr. David Belgum of “I Implore you to stop partici­ ing Presidium as part of the ’The countries allowing it are the BURNSIDE Soviet Union, Canada, the Unit­ Iowa City, told some 100 minis­ pating in this disgraceful busi­ breakup of the antiparty group 580 BUR^SIOE /iVE EiST HiRTfORO M BE SURE . . . BLISS has been serving the Home ters attending clergy day at ness and to understand I that you in 1967. She remained in the ed States, Israel, the Nether- FREE PARKING 528 -1333 Owner for 89 YEARS. For a complete FREE IN­ Iowa Luthercin Hospital. bear an Immense responsibility elite until he shifted her to the lands and Spain. SPECTION of your home by a Termltp Control Ex­ “Dying used to be openly dis­ In allowing constant restraints Ministry of Culture four years The Soviet Union was the first pert, su]pervlsed by the f i n ^ technical staff, phone to be imposed on human expres­ our nearest local office: cussed in our society, but sex later. to do so. In 1958 it decided that was obscene,” Belgum, a Uni­ sion.’’ ’Two or three times a year ru- potatoes irradiated with cobalt versity of Iowa religion profes­ She could afford to ignore the mors of her imminent retire- 60 to prevent sprouting were fit | t’ri’MMit.Kl try tin: sor and associate professor of letter, confident that Soviet per­ ment crop up. Whatever in- to eat. Di'pt of Dr.im.itii- •'"u : . medicine, said.' “Now sex is forming artists are so much in trigue lies behind the whisper­ ’Die Russians also allow the I Srhorjl of f mi' Ar t'. 649-9240 openly discussed and dying is demand that they will draw ing, she manages to keep a cmi- eating of grain, dried fruits and I obscene.” packed houses ^ a te v e r their fident public face. dry food concentrates treated | Thn Univursity of Lo.mnct ir.ii t As a result, he said, a person domestic troubles may be. "No, I’m not planning to leave for insects. H.irrmt S Jott|cns.'ri ' In'.itri' A BLISS TERMITE CONTROL CORP. who is dying and wants to talk She can also afford to tell for­ my job; would you like me to?” They have permitted the con-1 M.irch 19 thro i<)h .'7 197 1 about his death and its implica­ eign correspondents to stop DIV: OF BLISS EXTERM INATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 she snapped at one correspond­ sumption of experimental batch­ E vi:n mrjs B 19 p m tions for his family often is un­ "poking your noses” into her ent when he asked her about es of onions irradiated to pre- | uSimcIPV mciutlnrli The Oldest & Largest in Conn. able to find anyone willing to country’s Internal affairs such rumors in 1967. vent sprouting and of evlscerat- listen. she did when one asked , M.itmtti's 7 1)0 p ni » tv. Tj * Ncarly four years later, Mrs. poultry, fried meat and raw IP ROUGHT SEPARATELY. YOU’D PAY: about toe Rostro^ch-Solzhen- Furte6va dumbfounds the I ^ g„j rabbit irradiated on M.irch ?0 .md 71 Iteynifavn affair affnir rapA recently. ntlv. ____n ___ t ' 41 *.95 Kremllnologlste by remaining to slow spoilage. Tickets S2.00 94” Loose Cushion Sofa True Believer 179.95 entrenched. Canadians first cleared irra­ Hand-Tufted Tub Chair Mrs. Furtseva is a true be­ For Ri’servntions diated potatoes for eating in | 149.95 liever in toe system that made C,III 429 931 1 E x : 1807 58" Cocktail Table with Sliding Door 1960 and also allow toe con­ Classically-carved frames, pecan fin­ 99.95 her what she is today. Her vola­ Wives Not Chemiets Octagon C o m m o d e ...... tile personality and her taste for sumption of irradiated onions ished on luxurious sofa and chair. Deep 79.95 SERVICE and wheat. Wrought Iron Stick Lamp with Marble Table publicity have set her apart ROCHES’TBR, N.Y. (AP) — 7" cushions of genuine foam rubber Table Lamp I shown on Lamp Table) . . 39.95 from toe dullness of most Krem­ Consumer advocate Betty Fur­ Americans since 1963 have with urethane core and luxurious hend- 69.95 cleared irradiated wheat and | Table Lamp (shown on Commode) . . . lin leaders. ness says ind\istry must take ♦ufting. Elegant crushed velvet cover 59.95 potatoes. Lamp T a b l e ...... L. She holds forth at news lead er^p in solving waste dis­ and reversible matelasse sofa pillows. S conferences, her favorite forum, posal problems because “we The Netherlands allows exper- . 1099.60 at least twice a year, captivat- cannot require a housewife to imental batches of spoil-proof Plus richly carved tables end lamps. IF BOUGHT SEPARATELY . . 'ng foreign jcurnallste with her turn chemist.” asparagus and strawberries, A U TOGETHER WOW $79 9 .0 0 charm, or exploding into violent ’’While we can ask consumers Cobalt 60 is the most popular Town & Country Indignation, depending on to return bottles, we cannot ask irradiating material. ’The United STARTS TODAY whether she considers toe ques- them to analyze paper stock,” States and toe Netherlands also IF ROUGHT SEPARATELY. YOU’D .PAY: tlon frien(51y. she sedd in a speech here. “We use artificially produced four- conies on softly She rarely makes herself cannot require a housewife to megavolt electrons. ’The United hW 4--3 r i VJ The perfect combination of Treditioiiel 88" Pillow Back C u t Velvet S o f a ...... 389.95 available for private interview­ turn chemist and analyze a States in addition uses cesium 6 4 3 -7 83 2 FRCE PA R K IN G REAR OE THEATRE Conservatism and sparkling details in­ Matching Cut Velvet C h a i r ...... |39.95 ing, probably because she is plastic wrapping on her pork 137. cluding welts on sofa and matching Crushed Velvet High Back Chair ...... 139.95 smothered in administrative chops or shampoo bottle.” chair plus accent chair in self-waited Glass Top Door Cocktail T a b l e ...... 139.95 work covering toe naUon’s li­ Miss Furness, executive di­ Octagon Commode T a b l e ...... 109.95 for spring! braries, theaters, movie houses, rector of the New York Consum­ Investments Add 21 % crushed velvet . . . all cushions lippered museums and performing art­ er Protection Board, told mem­ HIGHEST RATING and reversible plus fitted arm covers Lamp Table iste. Her diplomatic duUes take bers of the Rochester Packag­ NEW YORK — Of each dollar , . . plus the three richly carved tables Pair of Table Lamps . . her abroad more than most gov­ ing Association that they shrmld ot Income received by U.S. life- “A FASCINATING LOVE STORY OF PAS­ end a pair of style-harmoniiod table insurance companies in 1969, IF BOUGHT SEPARATELY ...... 1099.60 ernment ministers and she de­ produce ecologically acceptable SION AND REVENGE . . . BEAUTIFULLY lamps. fends ‘‘Sociailst realism” to packaging. 78.2 cents came from premiums PHOTOGRAPHED . . . CAPTURES THE SET­ A U TOGETHER WOW.... $79 9 .0 0 “If an Industry sees a weight Communist admirers and some­ payments on annuities. Trie re­ TING OF THE NOVEL. FINE CAST. I REC­ times incredulous Western cul­ of environmental evidence OMMEND SEEING IT!”, building up against a material, maining 21.8 cents consisted ture figfures alike. mainly on earnings on toe —Ann Guarino, Daily News IF BOUGHT SEPARATELY. YOU’D PAY; •Her personal views represent it should reconsider using that firms’ investments. toe purest orthodoxy: To her, material,” riie said. ‘"The eco­ “New beautifully toned version explores the 88" Hand-Tufted-Beck S o f a ...... 349.95 toe novel "Dr. Zhivago” is anU- logical acceptability of a pack­ Warm elegance in the carved frames wild passion and tormented souls of Emily Matching Arm C h e i r ...... Soviet and abstract art is idiot­ age cannot be ^ consumer deci­ Bronte’s classic. Teen-agers can have a lovely with rich pecan finish end matelasse sion.” High-Lag Recliner or High-Beck Accent Cheir . 189.95 ic. time with ‘Wuthering Heights’!" and crushed velvet fabrics on sofa, 2 Many Soviet “workers of cul­ —Judith Crist, N.Y. Magazine chair and recliner (or high-beck accent Wood-Top Cockhail T a b l e ...... 89.95 ture’’ seem to view her with af- Pair of Matching End T a b l e t ...... 159.90 fecUon — mindful that she is not “A RARE ACHIEVEMENT. An absolute joy chair In crushed velvet with Trepunto design if yoir prefer) . . . with genuine Pair of Candelabra L a m p s ...... responsible for toe policies she THEATRE EAST to watch. IT IS A FILM THAT SHOULD BE Hugable admtolsters. LL:.\ SEEN!” —Peter Travers, Reader’s Digest foam rubbor cuiMon* and daap. hand- ’The touchy task of, censorriiip tufted backs. Wood-Topeocicteil table, IF BOUGHT SEPARATELY - • • 1039.60 “As ‘Romeo and Juliet’ made it, this should was taken away from her in matchinil end tables end designer lamps, A U TOGETHER NOW .... $79 9 .0 0 1963 when toe State Committee have strong appeal for the young!” —Bob Salmaggi, Group W Network -included. All cockfeil tables not exactly for Publishing was set up. as illustrated. Alter toe Khrushchev era came to a sudden halt in 1964, EXCmSJLVELAREA ENOAfiEMENT Mrs. Furtseva survived as toe 4 only government minister to project much personality to the IFot Admirers of Modern & Colonial Styles! outside world. 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■ Happy Indian Tongue By CHARLES HILLINGER were always a happy people llv- much The Loa Angeles Times Ing at peace In thds little valley. LAKE ISABELLA, Calif.— “Protected by high mountains Time is running out for the all around they had little |90ii^3iing| tubatalabuls—California’s Shan- contact with outside Indians. grl-La Indians who speak one ‘"nie Spanish were the first of the happiest languages on non-Indians to come through, earth. That’s how we came by the It is a distinct language that names we have today. None of was sptdcen for centuries by have the old Tubatalabul thousands of Indians near what names. for you is now Lake Isabella but now our people didn't want STORE HOURS there are only 22 men and worn- "ilx. They were always DOWNTOWN en fluent in Tubatalabul (too- Pnaid of their blood lines. Ibey bot-a-lobble). never mixed with other Indians. DAILY 9-5:30 I t SMILING SERVICE Tubatalabul is one of 180 dlf- They didn’t mix with the Span- THURS. 'TO 9 P.M. 3 m ferent Indian languages still lanJ® or Mexicans, spoken in America, one of 60 "Some people say all Indians PARKADE living Indian langueiges in Cali- ^ook alike. 'Ibat's not true at MON. - TUES. - SAT. fomla. Each tribe or group has "Whenever Tubatalabuls get facial or i*yslcal char- 10 A.M. - 6 P.M. together and talk Tubatalabul, octerisUcs, unless the blood iWED. - 'THURS. FRI. everyone roars with laughter,” mixed exten- 10 A.M.-9'P.M. says Mrs. Cbanza Andreas, 8 6 , „ „ explaining: finally ran out of Tuba- value-more selection-more qjuality-mere fashion "Other Indian languages There weren’t enough more aren’t like that and pecmle don’t bend over In sUtches when Srand- someono starts talking English. But when anything Is said In ®^® ’Tubatalabul it always sounds so funny “ "e^'^'y ®nd. My SALEH! th.. «... goneratlon is about the last of a Even the name of wr p ^ beautiful culture. None of my pie and ^ r lan^ag^’IbbaWa- J AHI FAMOUS PERMA ehUdren speak T u b a L a b ^ PRESS SKIMMAS everybody that hears it laugh .,,4 . 3 3 ^^ IN NYLON CERIE "It’s a hard name to ^ y but , 3 ^ language, it vdijm y « say it it inakes you , 3 pracUcal for torPoW feel good - too-bot-a-lobble. ones to retain it. E^Ially if you say It fMt , 3 „othlng in common like we do. It’s a real mouth- with our language and the In- dian languages of the Flutes ’Tubatalabul means “ a people and Shoshones on the other side 7 0 0 1 6.94 r e g u lar 13.00 that go to the forest to gather of these mountains,” Pablo \ tubat (plnon nuts).” said. Famous Skimma's now at "When we hear the Piutes J un i ors go happy in our this low, low price. . lived in remote and Shoshones talk, to us those bright Spring fresh other Indian languages sound Slightly irregulars, in verdant valley just like Japanese does to En­ raincoats. Colored in glish. They are that different.” lilac, light blue, green, and machine washable pink, and For centries Tubatalabuls But ’Tutabalabul is like an­ blue plaids. S, M, L, X L. lived in what was a remote 15- other California Indian lan­ yellow. S, M, L. mlle-long, 2-to-4-mile-wlde ver­ guage—Cahulla—in one respect. young circle shop lingerie downtown dant valley near California’s Cahuilla also is a dying lan- and Parkade Hlgh Sierra Mountains. guage here, with only a dozen downtown cind Nature Girl In recent years the rivers have Indians living in Riverside §¥i 11. Parkade m T been dammed an today half County who speak it fluently, 1 the valley is the Lake Isabella Cahulla, however, is being Vi recreation area. taught £is a regular course at ^ I he more Ruth Alloway’s life is taken up with ani­ There are less than 100 ’Tub- the University of Cologne be- V'' 1 atalabus left and less than a cause the head of the ling^uis- Tmals and the out-of-doors, the better. But she still fourth of them—alt over 40 tics department there took an includes people among her main interests! years old—speak the language, interest in it. 1 Mrs. Alloway, from Mechanicsburg, Ohio, is a person ” It’s all over for the ’Tubatal- Now a young couple, anthro- h with an unusually wide range of interests and occupa­ abuls,” says Tony Pablo, 69. pologists at the University of tions. But it all falls into place in light of her great love “Soon nobody will speak the Arizona, have started recording language.” Tubatalabul on tape. for animals. Today only a handful of Tubatalabuls are left in the many things to tell First of all, she’s a bona fide zoo keeper, in charge of valley—a few ranchers living in the hospital facility at the Columbus, Ohio, Zoo, and Weldon and Onyx, two hamlets o f tubatalabul has made friends with many of the zoo’s animals. To at the east end. ‘”Tubatalabuls were every­ pursue her interest in animals further, she’s been saving ts “ There are so many things where In this valley when my to tell of Tubatalabul,” said up for a trip to Africa. “I want to observe animals in grandparents and their grand- Mrs. Andreas. NOW IT'S GOTHAM'S their natural habitats and do research on the animals, Ruth Alloway takes Jambo, her cheetah friend, lor a walk, on the job in the pau’ents lived here,” said Pablo. ”We have no swear words. JUST LIKE M OM 'S . . . SPACE-DYED especially the elephant,” she said. She plans to ride her hospital facility of Columbus Zoo. “They lived off the land, fish- when someone gets mad at motorbicycle to the Texas coast and there board a ed in the rivers and streams and somebody else, they call that PRETTY MACHINE WASHABLE hunted in the mountains that person a dog, a rat or a mouse, SKINNY TOPS! freighter for the trip to Africa. surroimd us.” Even those words are fun words. it* POLYESTER DRESSES! Mrs. Andreas said that when “ You see how it’s all on the Besides zoo keeping, Mrs. Alloway spends some time she was a child there were tip of our tongue, not like Eng- //O. doing oil paintings of the animals. In a completely dif­ about 200 ’Tubatalabuls fluent in ijgh which comes from the its language in the valley. throat. Tnd just the slightest ferent field, she has been working for about five years “ They were the happiest gjip of the tongue and it means as assistant to a professor in periodontics at the Ohio people I’ve ever seen, laughing something different, State University School of Dentistry, and instructs his all the time,’ ’ she said. ghe said a few words: Itzoon, postgraduate students in dental X-ray. She also studied meaning grandmother; up-on, ZOO 'JF,W ^ * V-. 5.94 nursing and medical illustration, but has no medical or . . . have J S ; a n 8.00 value college degrees! < buutvtn sm iles eyes; nodzin, nose; toogrin .The far-out tops ...... ' mouth; sa-loomlsh, sleeping Just one from a beautiful that are topping the To help finance the African venture, she has been To this day the Tubatalabuls place, pant scene, in body working at night as waitress in a nearby country club. seem to have built-in smiles Ma-shlek-met-et means where collection of polyester I And. she even sublet ber apartment and lived in a pup ”It is because we have always are you going, hugging cotton knit. been such a happy people with “When we say good morning dresses in many styles to tent in tbe woods behind the country club golf course. this wonderfully funny language we simply say ’ma’—just like an choose from. Colorful stripes In blue, gold, or lilac, Here ber constant companion was a wild raccoon of ours,” insists Mrs. Andreas, old cow. ’Ma.’ ” declared Pablo. I sizes S, M, L. sportswear whom she named “Ranger,” and of whom she said, I “Stories handed down in our Then he laughed, almost falling in sizes 7-14. Also in don’t make him live in my world, but I live in his families say the Tubatalabulsoff the horse he was riding. 3-6X at 4.94. girls world and Parkade world.” Naturally. downtown and Parkade Home Repairs Can Serve hy AP plwlographer Gene Herrick. Ranger the raccoon watches Ruth Alloway mount As Nutrition to the Home her motorbike in their woodland retreat. By VIVIAN BROWN flooring people. Work has AP Newsfeatures Writer slowed. And if a workman has been at liberty lor awhile, but Houses suffer when winter is wants to keep his hand in, he \ ‘V severe, and you must make may very well let you pay him those repcdrs even if the till is on the installment basis. bare. A home repair Inventory • Use the calendar as a painless should be taken at the earliest Recreation, still at the zoo: It’s a pleasure to pose in the sun for a portrait in oils! way to make projects easier on moment. List everything that the budget. After listing most must be done and divide the jobs and the approximate cost jobs between you and the work­ JEANS BY HILLBILLY . . . of the work, you should decide man. Each of you should start how they may be spaced out with the most important job, in IN COnON HOPSACKING . . . with the most Iruportant ones the event money and elbow GRAB ON TO done first. If you don’.t get the grease should run out. Some EVERYONE'S FAVORITE FOR SPRING 2 jobs on a calendar, you may be things to look lor include these: OUR KRINKLE stuck with the whole works, Floor stains in attic and cel­ 4 . more than you can afford, when lar. These seldom-trafficked PATENT BAGS next winter rolls around. If you areas can provide information a regular $5 value earmark them now, you can an­ on the condition cl the roof, ticipate the money and time in­ plumbing and heating. volved. If you’ve had difficulty with Home repairs, in a sense, are your heaUng system, perhaps nutriUcm to your home. If you the furnace or boiler need clean­ don’t keep feeding your house, it ing. 4 will lose its vigorous appear­ Is there a room that is partic­ 7.00 3.94 ance. When deterioration beg;ins ularly cold? CSieck to see if it to show, the repairs no longer needs weather stripping or a are minor. new storm window. You might X If you are trying to get by be­ lUt the storm window on the cause you plan to seU and feel calendar as a fall project, but S h in e on Krinkle } ' *- inclined to let the new owner do tightening the window should be bags so perfect the work, don’t depend on it. done early. Air leaks Increase T h e a ll important The "house market is still unreli­ fuel costs. to carry with able and you may be forced to A well-used chimney should your Spring jean . . . that yoi^ live in the house for another few be checked every two years, never can years. You’ll be stuck with the and chimney men like to work wardrobe. Assorted tom roof, leaks and broken plas­ in the ^ ring. Or list it on your styles in bone white, black, have enough ter. And—if termites are at calendar for a fall job. woric, you might be trapped in Check mortar, tiles, roof, shin- red, navy, accessories downtown of. Fly front your own rubble. gles, &nd so on. with straight legs, Home owners who cannot af­ If the dry heat in your house and Parkade ford to hire professional help for affected furniture, and the fami­ sizes 5-13. everything. should consider -S Ji# ’ - ly’s disposition, and you can’t doing some jobs. You can get afford to take advantage of sportswear, downtown advice on repairing leaks and end-of-season humidifier sales, patching walls at local building include the machines in next supply stores. Pamphlets and fall’s budget. Inexpensive humi­ friendly advice can be helpful. If a roof job scares you, put difiers sold at drug stores and your house money into hiring other stores can do a great job someone for that and try to do in individual rooms. They are the minor jobs. not eyesores. Tliey are small This should be a good Ume to enough to be put in closets when hire carpenters, roofers and In the way. In the dentist’s office, Mrs, Alloway carries out an X-ray on a patient. Judy, a chimp at Columbus Zoo, shares a piece of gum with her friend.

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Our “No Fault” Year? A Roles; Kiting Wars "The existing insurance system,” said Actress Plays T W |oday $ FUNNY Royal Cold Political lEttpmttQ l|prali the federal government’s three year FUBUSBBD BY THB r inds They Don’t Conflict • ^ LONDON (AP) — Queen HSHALO PRINTING „ INC. study of automobile insurance, "lU Fierce Over Elizabeth II has shaken off a 13 Bissell Street M ancbeeter. Coon. serves the accident victim, the Insuring By PEACE STERUNO know other Idds who are only 16 severe cold which curtailed Parade THOMAS F. BtatGUSON AP Newsfeature* Writer her official activities for (Continued from Page Six) WAI/TBR R. FBlRGtlSON public, and society. It is inefficient, over­ and who already have apart­ Thai Parks ...... ^ PuNiahers ments of their own.” nearly a week, a Bucking­ Founded Octol>er 1, 1381* ly costly. Incomplete, and slow. It NEW YORK (AP) — “I don’t ham Palace spokesman says. Muskle has ever used about Miss Rule herself was bom in By JACK F0I8IE allocates benefits poorly, discourages re­ feel I’ve ever made a complete- noon The queen had canceled all the war, was the one 'where he PubHsbed Bvery Bvenlnc BxoeiA Sundays to Cincinnati, Ohio, and grew up In Hie Los Angeles Times declared himself in favor of aaid Holidays. Entered at u e P ost OtQce at habilitation, and overburdens the courts y successful film, says actress oign Ellyn, 111. Her theatrical IS A engagements since last 'rS: (jlM wn Mantdieeter, Conn., as Second Ctosa Mas BANGKOK—^Hiere was kite­ Thursday. McGovern’s resolution to force M atter Janice Rule. “Before I make a ambitions developed from her / J ^ ' and the legal system.” flying In Asia long before Ben the withdrawal of all Amer­ movie, I just try to think, ’will I early love of dancing. In 1948, !■) of parents SUBSCRlPnON RATsi Franklin tried it. In Thailand ican troops by next Dec. 31. Payable In Advance Following receipt of this report, the be mortified to g o to the set ev- after appearing at a club In Chi- One Y ear ...... $39.00 it was and still is, the sport of count has the chula sashaying The inclusion of the student ,/ - x / . who feel that they Six Months ...... 19.50 Nixon Administration favored reform, ery day,’ but If you’re only cago, she was chosen for the editors and leaders was any­ Three Months ...... 9.75 trying to keep your hand In, you road company of "High Button kings as well as commoner. in to meet Its pakpao adversary. * nt cannot buy them One Month ...... 3.36 but ducked responsibility, by presenting February through April, eu9 In The Bangkok breezes cause the thing but accidential, for this is ^ ’ don’t have much choice.” Shoes." Her first Broadway role one area where Muckie clear­ /"*• less than MEMBER OF to Congress a resolution In which Con­ And as the mother of two was In "Miss Liberty,” but (Tg the United States, is the season chula to growl, sensitive-eared THE ASSOCIATED PRESS for "wowing” — phonetic Thai observers say. "It resembles ly trails McGovern now. Ed The Aasocated Press la exclustrely en- gress would be declaring that "it Is the young daughters and the wife of while dancing In that play she for kiting. In many Bangkok very much a gigolo on the O’Donnell, McGovern’s youth tUed to the use of repuhlloatlon of aS actor Ben Gazzara, Miss Rule hurt her foot and was forced Tkanx to organizer, claims he has "cam ­ news dispatches credited to It or not other­ sense of Congress” that the separate, parks there are father-and-son prowl,” one of them claimed. theV&y^eAi! wise credited In this paper and also the concedes cheerfully that she Into a two month layoff. She , , , Rouiiii* Kidtr pus coordinators” working In individual states should cope with the Flint, Micli. kite launchings. The female pakpao also sways local news publMied here. doesn’t have much time for then began dramatic lessons 300 colleges already, and while All rla ^ of repuhlloatlon of special dis­ S) WO ky NEA, Ik . into the contest. To some fans patches nerebi are also reserved. situation by enacting no-fault legislation, making films. Her latest movie and decided to add acting to her The premier performances Muskie’s youth division head, Is "Doctor’s Wives,” and anoth- dancing ambitions. Her first are at the Phramalne, the big she appears to be the spider In­ The Herald Prlntlne Company Inc., aa- one by one. Lonnie Davis, tends to be skep­ uraea no financial responsibility for typo­ er, "Gumshoe,” Is scheduled to motion picture role was In TMloy'i FUNNY «ill |»y $1.00 for park nearest the royal palace viting the fly to enter her web. tical of how much there is to graphical errors appearing In advertve- This approach is being assailed, by come out next year. “Goodby, My Fancy.” She also each original "funny" uMd. Sond gogc compounds. Here the sport Is The combat—or If you like, ments and other readlne matter hi The to: Today's FUNNi', 1200 West Third coordinate for McGovern on Manchester Evening Herald. national proponents of the no-fault plan, ” ‘Doctor’s Vfives’ was okay appeared with Gig Young In St,, Clirolond, Ohio 44113. for professionals, and kite-flying the wooing—comes about when many of those campuses, he for the kind o f film it w as,” "Holiday for Sinners,’ and with teams are sponsored by both male and female kites are Suhscrlber to Ix>s Angeles Tlmes-WaiMng- as much too Umld. To leave reform to acknowledges that McGovern ton Poet News Service. Miss Rule says. "But it wasn’t Peter Lawford In “ Rogue’s government agencies and com­ maneuvered by their handlers has picked up "many of the best Jhll service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. the individual states, they charge, would great. Tliese old kinds of films March.” when her husband comes home mercial companies. into a fatal embrace. Each kite people.” Publishers Representatives — Matnsws, Shannon and Cullen tec., Special Agency mean It would take years to get It for are pure escapist, but I think Back In New York, she played and only wants to relax, she can As this Is Asia, no opportun­ has bamboo hooks on Its outer Davis says his tours convince — New York, Chicago, Detroit and Boston. there 'will always be a place for in "Picnic,' unrierstand, and not expect him ity for gambling Is overlooked. the nation as a whole. and then went to edges and so the embrace be­ him the students have "a great MEMBEBt AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA­ them. Mexico whore she made two to take her out.” Klte-flylng becomes “ kite fight­ comes a death hug. reservoir of goodwill toward TIONS. Whether or not the Nixon Administra­ " ’Gumshoe’ only took three films. Her latest play was After her last two films. Miss ing” and hundreds of baht (one The kite flying team which Muskle," but' “ over and over, weeks to make,’’ she continues. Rule would like to do another Dlnlay advertising oloslui hours tion Is ducking the issue when it recom­ “ Night <3ircus.’’ baht equals five cents) change can down the other kite before the question comes up about NO. 7616 For Monday — l p.m. Fway. "Albert Finney is In it, and I ____ play. "Mostly I want to do mends that the Individual states enact She also worked on television. hands among onlookers as Us own entry limps back to where he stands on the war." FV>r Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. something I really like," she Fhr WedneMay — 1 p.m Monday. ZSft "siy;'“si;;’sTnjo;^: “ chula” and “ pakpao” kites earth Is the winner. The maiUng is the first ser­ ANTIQUE BRASS For T^raday — l p.m. Tuesday the no-fault system, Is a question ot lit­ says. "If you love something duel In the sky. ious attempt to answer that .Fhr Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. tle importance to us here In Connecticut. Tltem e dimS lim s t r e s s says savs there around much,” she says. ^o while you’re working on it, ev­ question for them and for oth­ caassm(- - I 4;83 p.m, day be- The "chula” kite was report­ «11,50to«14 fore ;30 p.m. Friday tar ^ few conflict am ^ her „„^ody Is married to erything is so much better.” ers. IVhat it signifies is a de­ Satuiday and Monday' publication. We have our own chance, and our own their edly used by a Thai king in 1690 three roles M mother, wife and ^ to drop explosives Into a rebel Winds Are Bewildering cision on Muskie’s part to play DEPENDING ON SIZE responsibiUty, to face the issue, and do it Wednesday, March 24 actress, but she talks most ’ stronghold, the kite being what the "issues politics” game with about her role as a mother: ^ Tble In marriage, Litter Cleanup WASHINGTON (AP) — Blus­ during the current session of the General the Pentagon generals now call tery spring winds that delight McGovern. Those who have “Some things have to come ***“ breathes a sigh of re- LONG BEAC:H. Calif. (AP) — Assembly. a "delivery system.” Preiaent- kite flyers fill the weatherman urged him to "play it safe" with flrst, so obviously, If you have some of the strides the The litter people fling out of his lead will disapprove, but the z “Concerns” And “Concerns” day "chula” kites are big five- with nostalgia. And, Mdiatever we think of the Nixon small children, they do. I think Women’s Uberaticm groups their cars can include almost pointed paper-and-bamboo prevailing view in the Muskle One reason why this is being observ­ It’s so scary, though, bringing ^ yc made, “ Many men talk anything. From the late 18(X)’s to the camp is that even for a front­ Administration recomijiendatlon, we birds. The points represent a mid-1930’s, kites gathered Infor­ up children these days. Adoles- about the tremendous relief So observes Keep America runner with Bob Squire as his ed as a National Week ot Concern for have a more potent Inspiration In what head, two wings and two legs. mation on wind, temperature cents are so pressured by inse- they are finding when women Beautiful Inc., the national lit­ TV guide, there is no such SHOfS FOR CHILDREN In Thai minds "chula” is the and pressure vital to weather Prisoners of War Missing in Action is seems to be going on up in Massachu­ curlty and by the timidity of aren’t playing the helpless ter-prevention organization, in thing as a “ no-risk" strategy. male aggressor. bureau forecasts. that some of the relatives of such Ameri­ setts, which is now pioneering with the their families. And so few par- role,” she says. “It means men noting that a volunteer cleanup ets can stand up to their kids are no longer forced to role play crew here discovered the follow­ In Thai minds also, the Sophisticated weather bal­ can prisoners are trying to find some nation’s first no-fault system. ’Ihat against things like smoking and either. And I love the idea ot ing Hems among trash they "pakpao” Is the female. She is loons check the winds now. Elks Fed in Winter . way to hasten their release. state’s first experience Is a sharp reduc- early sex. *"®" and women being able to picked up on a one-mile stretch a small diamond-shaped kite More than 200 soar aloft dally with Reginald Pinto in Portugal with a long tall. In the kite from different parts of the Unit­ BUTTE, Mont. — Winter feed­ IIN/IIN/IOIM tiiMi In personal Injury claims, and an “Living In the city, I watch t>® Irlends. of highway: Other reasons are less s|>ontaneous, COPPER WORKING SHOP, EVORA, PORTUGAL my children very carefully. “When I was In my 20s, If a Six pairs of women’s panty battles over the Phramalne, the ed States to test wind direction ing g:fY)unds for Rocky Moun­ and not necessarily as logical or estimated saving of $76,000,000 this year They hate It, and I hate It for woman was successful, she was hose, a typewriter, several gir­ women’s lib movement should and velocity. Altitudes some­ tain elk are maintained by state have no complaint. The female times exceed 100,000 feet. creditable. in premiums. them, but the temptations are accused o t being unfeminine,” dles, a love letter, a court sum­ game departments of Montana, HARTFORD MANCHESTER PARKADE so enormous and the punish- she continues. “ But now there’s mons, a dollar bill, old tires, wins as often or more than the Despite scientific advances, Wyoming and Idaho, which li­ Such first reports on experience in —partly because it contradicts WEST HARTFORD SIMSBURYTOWN, SIMWURY Normally, in the course of a war, Bernhard’s views and partly be­ ment so devastating. At 13, no stigma attached to that, nor bent fenders, empty beer cans, male, according to the gam­ the winds still bewilder and cense coikroUed hunting to keep Massachusetts merely reinforce com­ you’re not exactly ready to do to being outspoken. And If a mangled cartons and other dis­ blers. mystify, the National Geograph­ the elk in balance with their there is no expectation that prisoners Political Parade cause McGovern’s tactics make FINE SHOE STORES FOR ALL 'HIE FAMILY mon sense analysis which had to beg^ it too risky for Muskle to try. your own thing. But my children woman has other Interests, then carded junk. The typical play-by-play ac- ic Society says. range. win be released before the end of the Open Form to admit, long ago, that we had built By DAVID S. BRODER The South Dakotan is still low war. the existing automobile accident insur­ The Washington Post in the polls, but the crowds he drew on his initial forays into In this war, however, the ptisaiers ance system into a giant bonanza for the presidential primary states WASHINGTON — The formal Hubert H. Humi^irey, and 5 SOsses Pauline are proportionate. We do not do have' been made a qieclal Issue. some and an almost prohibitive expense of New Hampshire and Wiscon­ business card simply aimounced per cent each for Senator the school nursing in Vernon or This has not been because of their for everybody. George McGovern and Mayor sin convinced some of the skep­ To the Editor, Tolland. Ellington bears ita that the offices of The Com­ tics in the Washington press share of the overhead, but no large number, nor has it been because Our first obligation to ourselves, In John V. Lindsay. After having participated in munications Co. had been mov­ corps that he may have the more. ed, but to anytme knowledgeable That Kennedy (who also the Recreation Department’s there has been evidence that they have CkMmecticut, is to watch this session of capacity to give Muskle a tus­ program for women on Monday For your money, you have about politics, that was enough. slumped from his November been treated barbarously. Nor has It the General Assembly to see that the sle. night at the High School for five had what amoimts to two nurses ’The Communications Co. Is standing) and Humphrey (who McGovern’s instinct is to be years, I was saddened to learn In the schools during most of been because we have had any real hope decision with regard to the no-fault pro­ Robert Squler. the brilliant gained over the previous poll) out front on the issues, and his that the Instructor, Pauline the school day and two nurses of getting them released early. Nor has posal is not 16ft In the unkind hands of young television producer who were in the runner-up poeitions capacity for reducing the most In the community during the Emonds, had been dismissed. put Sen. EJdmund S. Muskle’s was regarded as g;ood news by complex questions to headline rest of the day. If you hire one it been because we had any real hope of the particular profession which happens After many years of devoted much-admired 1970 election eve tte Muskle organization, for phrases leaves Muskie’s publi­ school nurse of your own, die service to the town, to be dis­ freeing them by daring commando mis­ to have members who make their liveli­ telecast on the air. Squler has neither of them is expected to city men frustrated. Last week. will have quite a time assist­ missed in the manner she w a s, CHESTER sions. hood from the present system. Periiaps now moved Into the office build­ challenge Muskle In the early In an effort to counter Mc­ ing the doctors, doing the 20% OFF ing hcaislng Muskle’s national primaries next year. Govern’s advantage and to dis­ is appalling. vision, hearing and tine testing, we ought to call for the strictest inter­ I hope that the directors of the The prlso.iers first began to get the campalg;n headquarters. Nonetheless, there were clear pel the notion that Mus- teacher conferences and train­ Two beautiful and practical choices are pretation of the conflict of interest code spotligfht when somebody In Washington Squler savs his current con­ signs last week that Muskle’s kie was deliberately "fuzzy" on Recreation Department at their ing and supervising the health yours; be it Early American or the versatile of legislative ethics for once, and, elimi­ tract with the Muskle organiza­ organization was reacting to the issues, they took the unusual Thursday night meeting will' aides In five schools! Tou have Lawson upholstery groups . . . they’re here the idea that an emotional appeal get to the bottom of the trouble, nating from the voting both the law­ tion la for half-time, adding, the challenge from the smaller, step of maiUng 9,000 copies of had the benefit of our nurses at Watkins . . . for a short time only. Both woven around the plight of these Ameri­ which stems from lack of com­ “ that seems to mean from 10 more nimble and possibly more Muskle’s recent Philadelphia giving you the total care con­ groups are available in a large selection of yers who oppose change, and the insur­ speech on the Indochina war to munication within the Recrea­ can boys might succeed In unifying this a.m. to 10 p.m.” His addition to alert McGovern crew. cept, that is being able to pick fabrics including Early American prints. ance men wdio may favor it, let the leading Democrats, liberal and tion Department over the use of up problems in the home situa­ nation in support of the war in Vietnam the headquarter’s scene is but In his own preview of the —interestingly—to heads of stu­ the High School pool. tion which might affect the Contemporary prints, solids, florals, damasks rest of the memberdilp determine the one evidence of the steady ex­ polls, Bernhard had laid stress when everything else had seemingly fail­ dent organizations and campus Please don't let a woman who child in school and may not be . . . just about any pattern or color to fit pansion of the Muskle opera­ on three activities for Muskle outcome. editors. The speech. Including has given so much be done this strlotly medical. You have had your decor. Prices illustrated, indicate start­ ed to do so. tion, which now numbers a In 1971: Establishment of a some of the toughest language injustice. home health guidance and fine ing fabrics. Grade I. These upholstered paid staff of about 40, plus such solid organization; Some sub­ In this part of the national ‘‘cMioem” One of the Many Who Miss health care for all of your citi­ groups offer features generally unknown to sideline operations as Squler stantive legislative accomplish­ (See Page Seven) Pauline. zens. Should you choose to have i n n o n m B u n n n z n H this price merchandise . . . features such as over the prisoners, they, the prisoners, The Return Of The Native and a sizable squad of volun­ ments In his fields of special­ only one nurse In the communi­ ^1S9. L ovesea t select, kiln-dried hardwoods of II/ 2 inch stock were being used by our "hawks" in the The earliest and most reliable harbin­ teers. ization; and a clear Identifica­ ty, she will have a difficult time $ . with joints double doweled and reinforced The Muskle effort is In an In­ tion of his position on the major Ellington’s School Nurses 220 hope that emotional attention to their gers ot spring, the redwing blackbirds, A Thought for Today covering the entire area since with comer blocks. sure beck In the swamp, and we embrace teresting—If awkward — stage issues Ukely to dominate the much more time will be spent situation would stiffen our resolve to To the Editor, their return with enthusiasm. It Is quite right now, tugged in several di­ 1972 campaign. Sponsored by Uve Manchester in transportation. She will be Special Council of Churches fight on to victory In Vietnam. possible they have been back for some rections at once. His payroll Is ’The organizational problems As President of the Rockidlle spending more time in doing No. 776 WING GROUP Reg. Sale days, for we have been neglectful in our going up, his poll ratings are Public Health Nursing Associa­ strictly bedside care and less CHAIR $159. $129. Almost as soon as the "hawks” be­ are still there; the Muskle ma­ surveillance this year, but out delay in going down and he Is trying chine Is bigger than any pre- "Acting Instead of Reacting” tion Board of Directors, I feel in total or family care. SWIVEL ROCKER gan to use the priscmers for their pur­ noticing them does not diminish our simultaneously to look bold on 'vious presidential campaign ’There is a world of difference that I must, for the people of Ellington cannot be compar­ j (not shown) $182. $146. Ellington, clarify the financial poses, along came a series of paclfistic pleasure. the issues, maintain a low pro­ staff has been 20 months between acting and reacting. ed with any of the towns we LOVESEAT $275. $220. One is a process by which we situation with regard to the After redwings come robins and spring file and keep his political options before an election, and yet lack­ serve since each is different and —' 66” JUNIOR SOFA $297. $237. doves, also anxious to use the existence express an important value or service which Ellington pur­ peepers. Already the pussy willows are open. It is some consolation to ing in certain vital compcments. presents different problems. : innnm nH i. 76” STANDARD SOFA feeling; the other is an experi­ chases from us and the Town $315. $253. and the plight of the prisoners as a way in full catkin and the d a ffo ^ s and tulips him—but proably not a lot — As this week began, for exam­ Please, people of Ellington, ence of passiveness. Selectman’s proposal to hire an 66” S o fa 7 6 " S o fa 84” SOFA $345. $277. of justifying their own unofficial mis­ on the south side of the house are sprout­ that this Is exactly what his ple, Muskle had still not chosen don’t short-change yourselves Because we live in a time outside nurse for the schools. 96” JUMBO SOFA $387. $310. ing where the snow has receded. managers predicted would be among several possibilities for on your health care program. $258. sions to Hanoi. Where the hawks wished when we are under so much ’There are more subtle changes, too. happening at this point In time. the job of campaign press sec­ You realize, of course, that Sincerely yours, GENERAL INFORMATION to use the prisoners to argue how bar­ stimuli, it is pocBible for us to our budget had to go up because Mrs. George H. Barton Note the faint bluA in the back of the A couple months ago, before retary. FOR No. 776 WING GROUP he took over formally as direc­ go long stretches of time mere­ of raises In salaries, rent and President baric Hanoi could be, the doves tied apple trees, hardly noticeable in a single More worrisome, for the long Arm Caps Included twig, but tajcm in mass a pervasive tor of the Muskle campaign, ly reacting to one thing after other costs. Tlie cost per nurse themselves to the prisoner issue in order run. Is the struggle to accom­ another. For example, when Self-deck pink. And so with the weeping willows and while others were enjoying is flgfured by dividing the num­ plish the third of Bernard’s ob­ was the last time you really Marshall Unit Backs to try to demonstrate how well they whose tresses turn not pink but yellow the euphoria of backing a can­ ber of nurses into the total jective — the identification of initiated some action? could make out negotiating with what with the coming of spring. didate who was far out fropt for budget. Ellington, for a number Yesterdays Three to Four Weeks Delivery Muskle with sx>eciflc issue.-pos- It Is a life-sustaining thing to Of all the non-sessUe signs of ap­ nomination and no worse than of years, has had two nurses they hoped would prove a reasonable, Itions. This effort runs Into re­ do something “ out of the blue,” who serve the schools and the No. .300/304 LAWSON GROUP proaching spring, we place most confi­ even money to beat the Incum­ Herald ziiium yjlityM jm um sistance from those of the sen­ like calling up a friend on the community. This amount of CHAIR $149. $119. civilized Hanoi. dence In the redwing blackbirds. Sport- bent Preeldent, Washington ator’s advisers who think his phone just to ask how things are 8 4 " S o fa . Ing their scarlet and cream chevrons, service has been requested by 25 Years Ago LOVESEAT $225. $179. Through all this pulling and hauling lawyer Berl Bernhard put his native caution should be given going and to wish that person the Board of Education through $277. the males arrive first, stake out a ter­ 66” JUNIOR SOFA $265. $209. mind to work on the question: full indulgence, that he should the Superintendent of Schools, over our own boys vdio are prisoners ritory In the marsh, and proclaim their a good day. This was a Sunday; The Her­ 76” STANDARD SOFA $285. $229. What do we do when the slump not be pushed into taking stands To act with concern for others the To'wn Board of Selectmen in North Vietnam, the relatives of these overlordship with bursts of song which ald did not publish. 84” SOFA $319. $255. comes? • that may prove Impolitic by la the surest sign of a real per­ and the Ellington Nursing Oom- ward off intruders and welcome the fe­ 96” SOFA $359. $289. prisoners in this country have been TTiere was no doubt In his 1972, and that he should not be son. mlttee. Our costs have never male contingent, whose arrival they 10 Years Ago mind that the polls would turn h e a ^ so often this year that Following Jesus is a matter of been figured on a population tempted this way and that, many await with Ul-boine impatience^i GENERAL INFORMATION FOR down on Muskle. ’The lift from people grow bored with the carrying out actions, not just basis. Other towns buying serv­ Town Manager Richard Mar­ of them going along with the hawk con­ For companionship and compatablllty, No. 3O0/3O4 LAWSON GROUP that election-eve broadcast—^the sound of his voice. reactions. ice from the RPHNA and whose tin recommends 7.1-imUl tax tention that some special outrage is be­ w e’ll take the robdn every time. His ple- wave of admiration from Demo- Rev. Wlnthrop Nelson costs are less, buy less service hike to 44 mills, in budget mes­ Arm Caps Included bian character and temperament are But the advice to "play It ing perpetrated on these particular chats and independents for cute" in 1971 has been rejected Center Congregational CSiurch but the overhead costs to them sage. DZJODDj 'I'l'jiiu'i'nriuiju'i Round or Square Anns congenial to oUr taste. It is not surpris­ Muskle’s soft-spoken answer to Duo-foam Cushions prisoners, but some ot them holding 96” S o fa ing that he was the popular choice for the garbled and ranting Phoenix Eight W ay Tie themselves aloof, as If they were hear­ the Connecticut state bird. But in terms speech by Mr. Nlxwi—had been $810. of priority, and for the assurance that CHOICE OF FABRICS: prints, textures; ing some inner warning of the heart so great that it was certain, in he brings o f impending spring at the all in starting grade covers. time, to recede. And the circum­ which told them not all this "concern" Bill Whitaker time when' the swamp is still frozen and stances of the performance No. 300T/804T LAWSON GROUP: Add was really for their sons or brothers or the hillside still white with snow, we give ' were not likely to he duplicated $10.00 to above prices for ‘T’ Cushion. husbands.. thanks for the redwing vdio has never before the next election. let us down. — MERIDEN RECORD. Moreover, as front-runner "Concern?” Everybody has it, and Muskle was obviously going to m w m m n m m m deeply. be target no. 1 for other con­ ARE Yoo 6UR6 w€ cam $119. L oveseat The Vidous Cirde tenders and for the press, and $179. And some of the deepest concern, for n ie m ’B a crack in the side of the ship that expectation, too, has been that matter, comes from those Ameri­ that’s under the bridge that crosses that home out. OUT OF THOSE. /iWM/MGS p / ' cans who think that the first act against bay that carries the cars that bum the Bernhard’s view, set forward before the event, was that the these American boys was that in which oil that fouls the air that caused the fog that made them collide and crack their predictable drop In the polls we at home all participated, in cme de­ side and the oil slick grew all around, need not force a change in gree or another — the act of sending all around and the oU slick grow all MqsMe’s basic battle plan for 66” S o fa 1971. So long as he maintains $209. 76” S o fa them out to fight In this questionable around. $229. The American Sportsman’s Guild feels a firm base of strangth, and war in the first place. that the recent oU tanker collision under does not gp> into a prolonged, - Sen Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge accelerating dive. Bernhard As for what this concern alms at, when points out dramatically the vicious cir­ said it made Uttie difference 84” S o fa it Is most deeply and sincerely held, cle o f eci^ogical dlsintegratlcm that now whether Muskle was 6 points $255. ahead of his closest rival or 6 there Is no question about that, either. encompasses our nstioa: the bridge, as I'm 'i'iuii'Ariiriii'i'U iit'i the gateway to the West and Ita technol­ points behind. It has to aim not at any special ar­ ogy; the cars hurrying to and from a Thus, last week’s Gallup poll rangement or any special concession, cUy duouded In smog; the oil tankers by itself stirred no major con­ welcome as such a thing would be If It foundering, then colliding blindly in that cern in the Muskle camp' and more than this week’s Harris could be gained, but at that end ct the oxhaust-filled atmosphere; the oil spill­ ing out over the bay and ultimately forc­ poll showing him out front of war itself which would result naturally ing people to drive farther from the city Mr. Nixon stirred any greaX 9 6 " S ofa and automatically in the release of these searching for a place to raise their dill-' ela tl^ . Gallup reported the $289. senator had dropped 7 points Americans. That is the kind of concern dren where they might show them first­ hand what a wart on a frog on a log from his November high, and which Is thinking of doing something for in the pond looks like when the green now was the choice for the these prisoners, and not merely using grass grows all around, all around, nominatiim of 26 per cent of 935 Main St.. Downtown Manchester • Open 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. • Thursday and Friday Nights Untii 9 P.M. - Closed Mondays - Telephone 643-5171 them for one propaganda purpose or when the green grass grows all around. the Democrats, compared to 25 —LEO GAIXAGHER, EDITOR. AMER­ per cent for Sen. Edward M. .another. ICAN SPORTSMAN’S JOURNAL. Kennedy, 21 per cent for Sen. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1971 PAGE NINE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1971 PAGE EIGHT 1 to get a plan out of the Re­ ington law, he said, Faler and ments criticizing "neo-isolation­ apportionment Committee and Fire in School O’Connell were free to accept of the Elm St. CJon^regatlonal Directors Uncertain ist” trends, Javits said in a pre­ Indictment GKmmer of Hope Remains vote on it. private practice. Church in Southbrldge and the Chinese Brush Painting SST Issue Siaatra pared statement, “The best way Without bipartisan agreement, Brings Holiday Galley Judge for him to arrest any such trend Southbridge Grange. “ Mr. O’Connell modified my nothing is possible, since toe O bituary would be to join in legislation to For Senate Redistricting BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Stu­ She is survived by 2 sons, Called^Fake^ fee celling because I took on ad­ committee Is evenly divided be- T riggers establish a role for Congress Frederick Joslln of Lebanon In Lecture Begins School Art Series Mayor Orders Study ditional obligations which led to toe subject at a presession con- tween Republicans and Demo- dents at Ellas Howe elementary Says H e’s ai)d toe people in controlling un­ By DON MEIKLE Mrs. UUlan E. Fendell and Russell Joslln of Scottsdale, B y Mayor the recovery ' of $16 million,” . ference in December. crats, and passage of toe reap- school in Bridgeport had an un­ Charles Chu, associate profes­ declared wars.” Alioto said. "And we got $16 Associated Press Writer Mrs. Lillian Ellis Fendell, 71, 2 daughters, Mrs. Roger Pressure Why allow such a wide dls- portionment bill requires “ yes” scheduled holiday Wednesday, of B65 Vernon St., formerly of yvoodbury of Manchester and T o D efense sor of Chinese at Connecticut The Javits bill would limit to million instead of having to set- (Continued from Page One) HAR’TPORD (AP) — The way parity between districts? Be- votes from 118 House members toe result of a fire in the 619 E. Center St., ^ d George Granger of Fuller- (Continued fronj Page One) College In New London, Mon­ (Ciontinued troni Page One) Of Nine Hole Project 30 days the period under which tie for $1.9 million or $3 million, things are going on toe reap- cause toe city Democrats don’t and 24 senators. Neither party day at a private Manchester ^ u <^y through Thursday will be R etiring a president under specified clr- Alioto has been mayor since So Mr. O’Connell’s judgment portionment front in toe General ^g^t to give up seats. has that many. building. convalescent hospital alter a wanch^er and ‘’I research g^lst in a series per-hour plane dismissed such ^ jjjjg |jjjg between interest and disinterest was urw T .•vT»rrkrkr\ / a-da cumstajices could cominit o iqoa. He nominated Hu- that was correct. Assembly U will take a minor Fire officials said toe blaze HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Frank American troops without a dec- ’ “I’ve shared fees with law- 1.. » rwion that uriii * ------long illness. She was the widow ^ vam charges. of four spring programs for chil- arguments as >»proven Md ^ ^j^g gg^rd of Directors and rep­ broke out in a basement hall cHlannlng Fendell. Mrs. Harry ^ Vero ..you talked a^t hou^." he schools. said the craft is needed to bol " Co"e>-®®® *’®’^ ”■ «""'P»*-^®y president when I started ^ "*"® °"® Mrs. Fendell was bom June 9, Beach, Fla., gr told Latimer. In the Mans n Appearances of the artists are ster national prestige, the aero­ resentatives from the Manchester Country Cluh met 1940s and show business giant of failed to act by toe end of that at toe 1968 Democratic National antitrust practice and I have '®“------^ NEW YORK (AP) - John about 11:30 p.m. Tuesday and 1899 in New York Oty, and liv- and a great-gr^dson. trial the jury deliberated 42 ,, y,g Board of Educa- informally to discuss the proposed addition of nin& vote court test. mathematics would require re- whalley has been appointed ex- was under control about two space industry and employ­ Urhi^*from°toe*’ enter^imlnt '‘^® *^'"® Convention. shared it right down to date,” ‘ ‘ " ed in New Britain before com- ^ n e ra l s l i c e s will be Sat- hours and 40 minutes over a ment. holes at the Country Club, s itu ------The redlstricting of toe Senate duction to an eight-member del- ecuUve in charge ot southern hours later. No one was hurt. ing to Manchester 35 years ago. arday at 3:.30 p.m. at the Elm nine-day period. Over that time They have pointed to a joint ated on town-owned land. to be careful about overplaying world and pubUc life. *^Sen!”^m as F. Eagleton, D- '” *® involves toe °th^^ght To ^PP®“.ppears ^ to be a lost cause, but egatlon. But Democratic Town European European production for Oolum- Fire cauef John Schmidlin said She was a member of Temple St. Congregational Church they had two weeks sat for a demonstrate the art BriUsh-French SST and a Soviet Discussion of the matter last- the austerity plan.” The announcement comes Mo. is sponsoring a similar pro- handling by Alioto b.etween 1962 practice ” someome glimmer hope remains cSiairman cSialrman Arthur T. Barbieri. — bla bla Pictures,Plctu it wtta recently an- damage to toe basement was Beth Sholom and was one of Southbridge, Mass. Burial will half day Saturday and not at all (^hiese brush painting. He supersonic plane, both much ed for about two hours and Farr resptaided, ”I don’t think four months after Warner Bros, posal which would define some- and 1967 of overcharge claims ______for toe House, at least, to pass g„d the New Haven delegation— nounced. extensive and that upper levels the founding members and a be Oak Ridge Cemetery, on Sunday demonstraUons further advanced than teh U.S. branched out into several re- it’s overplayed in the least. If studio said toe singer-actor was what more tightly clrcum- py 16 municipal districts and by the required two-thirds ma- want to keep as many seeds as in jjis new poet, Whalley will also sustained damage. No dol­ past president of its Sisterhood. Southbridge. The jury here had a tota ^ m-an a m effort, as a reason why the lated Issues before concluding we (the directors) don’t watch jority a plan remapping its own possible. work with filmmakers assoclat- lar estimate of the loes was puMI® “ “ “ ‘®® i»®‘ ricts m the . Cycle P a r k available. She also was American product should be de- with Mayor James Farr direct- it, no cme will.” , ring role in a movie because ci could commit U.S. troops ^ ^ dlstricts. In toe latest plan, which pro- gd with Columbia in toe prortuc- School officials said a decision Manchester Chapterh.p..r .. H.d,u,. ,» S.., .. o, rm. " u S i ” ’ veloped. ing Town Manager Robert Pietrantonlo attempted to lim- persistent pain in toe right abroad. . State of Washington against ma- emCAGO (AP) — Chicago is Tlie trouble is that, in order vides for an Increase in House uon of films for local and world hand. h told toe committee, ‘"Ihe Je*" electrical equipment manu- ggiung g Bicycle parking lot to to satisfy legislators of both par- seats from 177 to 183, every distribution. Whalley previously would be made later Wednesday sah, and a contributor to many local arrangements. jgy .. Monday: Verplanck, Martin, The Soviet ’TU144 prototype Weiss to refer the matter to the it the discussion to whether or charitable organizations. There are no calling hours. has already been test flown and Advisory Park and Recreation not the board had an interest in Sinatra, 56, in a statement to Indochina war might have oc- facturers. accommodate those who have ties, toe Reapportionment Com- single one of New Haven’s nine served as a production supervl- on when classes would resume. Tlie cause of toe fire remained She is survived by two sons, ------The judge also pointed out and Bentley, the plane is reported ready for Commission for its study and the plan and not when and how toe New York Dally News, said curred even if toe guidelines of Alioto originally had been switched to pedals from cars, mittee may have to come, out districts would be some 1,000 ggr for Columbia in the southern that the jury, since receiving Tuesday: Nathan Hale, Wad- under investigation. Norman Fendell of Old Say- Albion J. Severance Jr. production sometime this year, recommendations. the added holes would be buUt ’Tuesday his retirement is effec- responsibility had been clearly hired to represent the districts buses, subways or trains. with a plan that will not satisfy persons smaller than toe aver- Eiuopean area, Lhe case March 16 — the third dell (including Lincoln pupils), brook, director of Manchester’s jy,hion J (Bob) Severance Jr., It is expected Moscow would Erectors expressed Interest, and Pa^d for. He s^gested t^t tive immediately, adding, “I defined.” His proposal “is im- on a contingency fee with a $1 gug^^ed u,t open during the federal courts. age district. anniversary of the My Lai as- and Keeney, Sheltered Workshop, and JO- ^3^ Summit St., husband be willing to negotiate some of support of the idea, but the matter be re fe rr^ to the look forward to enjoying more portant because it provides po- million limit, but his fee was ^gyume hours Monday through For Instance, one of toe latest All 10 Hartford districts w ould ------sault — had.spent many hours Wednesday: Highland Park, chael Fendell of Manchester; a ’ Marjorie Lathrop Sev the tradltioj^ Soviet barters in quegUo„gd the advisability of Advlsoiy Park and RecreaUon time with my family and dear litical guidelines by which fu- raised to 15 per cent of toe total p^iday, will go into service plans—“Plan A-9a”—allows also be smaller than toe norm, hmthpr % rnA iX/Aor «*« rf\w* ^ ^ Ohariea Chu dealing with the West in turn for doing anything with the propos­ Commislan. friends, to writing a bit___ per- ture Congresses can decide how final settlements after he nego- April 1 at Grand Avenue and population deviations of as much and all seven Waterbury dis- S e r p^ident m L i^ - yesterday ,ggji^g„y .gpggted. ing Buckland pupils). orders of the ’TU144. Director Mrs. Vivian Fergu­ hapa even to teaching.” and when to go to war.” tiated $16.2 million in refunds. j^ggj, street, near toe Wrigley as 8.8 per cent from toe aver- tricts would be too. T_„ . at his home of an apparent heart court-martial system Thursday: Washington, Buck- al now in the face of a tough ter Modes, Inc.; two sisters, __ , , , Sen. Allen Ellender. D-La.. son questioned the operation of Hs stormy career included Both the Javits and Eagleton Alioto, Faler and O’Connell building. age district size. ’This is a wider Even if fhe Republicans attack. has been under attack a number ley, and Manchester Green. Chairman of-the Appropriations the club saying that she has his reign as pop singing king, a proposals permit a president to are accused in toe indictment of ^^le rates will be 60 cents a deviation than toe courts are agreed to such a plan, toe tard ^ d 'X s .°'^ ^ a H efi^ . ^^^^rn'TTovT^M X “ on ory^^^s, ' Kenn'ed^ said.^^^^^^^^^ ’^ m in Hopeh, China, Chu faculUes of Yale San Francisco p;;drcter*'a“ tw^ Country Club representaUves h^ar^'^^^^rttag re‘^rte’’'from dlo in tiomilaritv a movie Acad- act without prior congressional using toe mail to promote toe jg.BO a week or $9.50 a likely to allow, as toe legislators courts wouldn’t. of Cedarhurst, N. Y .; and two *' 1932 in ° ' ^ ’^“ '*2’ihf*^T^’ sev" reasons is the became a naturalized U.S. clU- State College, the Army Lan- victory for the SST. were quick to say that it was residents about the difficulty emy Award for a comeback per- approval in event of an attack bribery of a public official, a vlo- month were Informed by an expert on ’The legislature has until April grandchildren. allegation that they (court-mar- ^en in 1954. A specialist in guage School ta Callfoimia, and Although the House voted 216 not their proposal under discus- ,gying at the club. formance in "From Here to °n th® United States or U.S. lation of toe fe^ral antirock- Funeral services will be to- stance Sr. of , tial members) have not fully Chinese language and liter- the National CenU^ University 304 to halt federal funding on sion, but were equally as quick skiner and other'country club Eternlty,” romances galore, troops, and to protect U.S. cltl- eteering law. They are also morrow at 1 p.m. in the chapel *" Manchester considered the facts and evl- ature, he helped to establish at In Chungking, China.. yje SST last week Ellender’s to indicate the need for an add- board members said that the bouts with toe law and toe title “ n® abroad. c^rged wito fraudulent "s® five STORES OF PASM»0** of the Weinstein Mortuary, 640 years. He ^ dence. r * n Connecticut College the first in subsequent programs, Mrs. committee subsequently put ed nine holes. casual golfer can play anytime. of "M r Show Business” as Javits’ bill also would author- the mail. The indictment says Farmington Ave., Hartford. Wyman Oil Co. in Mane ^ - if they acquit Lt. Galley undergraduate majors in the Elizabeth Humphries of 213 back in a $7.2 billion transports- Neither eroup seemed willing Skinner explained that one 1 ^ ’toe most sTces“ ul rT- i - action to protect U.S. pro- McC^tcheon concealed toe al- He was a member of Manches- there will be accusations of - j - .■=■■■> r - - nun iiicaam Burial will be in Temple Beth . He w^ a member of “’"e ‘wo fields to be approved by a Wells St. will demonstrate pas- tion measure, the vehicle for to- to a S ^ C ^ t ^ or b l^ starting Ume per hour, one cording and nightclub artists in P®rty abroad and to carry out ege coi^p acy Sholom Memorial Park. whitewa^. If they convict him private liberal arts college In tels May 3-6; Mrs. Phyllis Cun-- day’sHay's vote. Jur proposing the idea. every eight foursomes, is re­ history. treaties and other legal national Alioto sanioroHdeclared there was no Memorial Week will be ob- president ^^Iegatiniff of water Simsbury, colors water showdown colors approached, showdown approached, predict- app*w»*w.^- predict- approached ™ the board of ^v- nthfir country clilbcldb board H made millions in show business, including record and ’The family suggests that me- Court, Orter of i ^ a ^ t h ; ^ d p in g to p l l them in here and Chinese painting in June 7-10. ing a 49-49 split that would leave <>* *he Country Club ^ t h „,aintalned that Homesome mortal contributions may be on the advisory boar^ oj Man- tell taem to start wti^^^ ...... Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Japan. Mrs: Humphries’ and Mrs. it up to the tie-breaking power “e was prompted to members have music publishing, talent agen­ cies, restaurants sind hotels. made to a charity of the donor’s cheater Asserribly, Order of “ But,” the judge said, ' we He also contacted (Chinese uni- Conlff’s presentaUons will be for of Vice President Spiro T. Ag- “ is, ne oy ™ ^ difficulty playing on weekends. Rainbow for Girls. He had been are nowhere near that point He owned Interests in two Ne­ choice. verslUes and coUeges to facll- Grades 4-6, as is Chu's, and new. ^entoUOM « Pietrantonlo, a country club awarded the Grand Cross of yet.” vada casinos until toe state took Itate study abroad for Connect!- Mrs. Cunnigham’s for Grades Two senators are ill and not recreauon, ® member, supported this saying Mrs. Ethel Chase Colors of the Masonic Order. He The jury’s latest requent 1.3 exnertpd tn that the Fox GrOVe GOlI COUrse ^ __AJ_____ away his gambling license, say­ Manchester was for the testimony of Sidney cut College students.______expected to vote. when starting times are Mrs. Ethel Newmann Chase also belonged to ’The undecided senators were has been sold to a dev^^r. Thursday nights, ' ing he had played host to an un­ Kye of Kansas City, Kan., and 82, of East Hartford, died yes- Gipige Cinton Anderson, D-NM ., John derworld figure. Survivors, besides his wife and that of Daniel Hill of Billings, propose to take any action at According to Weiss’s orighi^ Jfenchester resident terday at an East Hartford con­ Sherman Cooper, R-Ky., Peter proposal, the Country d v.^uu u b y,g Country dub His son Frank Jr. and daugh­ FIVI STOilf OF parents, are a son Steven R. Mont. this time.” valescent home. U lster Dominick, R-Colo., Hubert ”H. would constmet------added holes to ter Nancy also made good as __ __ Severance serving with the Navy The judge pointed out that "They have to eat, they have , , to sign up. Mrs. Chase w m bom July 4, Humphrey, D-Minn., Russell provide a nine-hole course on _____ singers. 18^"in Tolland ard liv^^ iii »t Groton; two stepsons, Earl Hill, who gave a deposition to to get their hair cut, they have Long, D-La., Charles McC. Ma- the west side of S. Main St. and I^etrMtonlo Sinatra, who lives in Palm East Hartford for 40 vears She Woodcock of Manchester and the court because he was unable to get their clothes cleaned,” he O ffic ia l thlas, R-Md. Gale McGee, D- an 18-hole course on the east o* s comments saying ^ t Springs, Calif,, told of his retire­ was a member of tee Bum- Kenneth M. Woodcock of SeatUe, to come to Ft. Bennlng, was a added. ^ Wyo., Margaret Chase Smith, side. In exchange for financing he thought "e ^ ^ e c^inOTta ment in a statement to a Dally Wash., a sister, and a step- defense witness. Latimer said He allows the jury to set its side United Methodist Church, R-Maine, and §tuart Symington, this expansion, the town would News society colunmist who grandson. he still objected to the reread- own hours, but restricts any Q uits Post East Hartford and the Women’s defer colleoUng the $25,000 an- meant the klas of death for uses the pseudonym "Suzy.” Funeral services will be Fri- ing. court business, including the Society of the church. She was BELFAST, Northern leland ’The ’Transportation biU pro- "ual rental fee from the club proposed projects. .'His personal spokesman, Jim Holmes “ It becomes a matter of em- eventual return of the verdict. (AP)—Northern Ireland’s com- vides SST funds only through a period of ten years. In Mrs. Ferguson retorted that JIahoney, confirmed the state­ Funeral Home, 400 Main St. phasis,” Latimer said. “ It high- to the hours of 8:30 to 5. Williams Family Association of ment and said neither he nor Si­ The Rev. David Campbell, pas- lights testimony already ------^------munltv relations minister Dr ^he end of this fiscal year when “ e second ten years remain- Farr had every right to express munity relations minister. Dr. administration h^ request- “ e *®ase, the rental fee his opinion, particularly In the natra would elaborate, Providence, R. I. tor of the Bolton United Meth- heard.” Robert Simpson, quit today ed a new appropriaUon of *235 would be increased to »36,000. present economic situation. "It has been a fruitful, busy, Survivors are two sons, How­ odist Church, will officiate. ’The judge said he had read as Prime Minister Brian Faulk­ _____ Weiss told the directors l^t Ferguson said, "I don’t uptif^t, loose, sometimes bois­ ard Chase and Frederick Chase, Burial will be in Wapplng Ceme- the testimony from both men Briefs Filed million. ner began crucial talks on form­ terous, occasionally sad, but al­ both of Hartford; a sister, Mrs. tery. and concluded that perhaps the The government already has that about want to create the impression ing his government. ways exciting three decades,” Gladys ’Trieschmann ot East Friends may call at the fu- jury is asking to hear the testi- In Zone Case spent $866 million over the past rental fee g^s to the Water disinterest,*' but added that Hartford, four grandchildren ng^gj home tomorrow from 2 to mony because toth had marked In a brief statement Simpson 10 years to help Boeing Co. and Department. Leg^ly, t ^ coiud directors have to base their Sinatra’s statement said. and three great-grandchildren. ^ gjjj 7 to 9 p.m. Manchester diagrams. said he wished to return to his General Electric develop the ^ defe^ed, he said, so the total figure for "Tliere has been, at toe same Funeral services will be to- Lo^g of Masons will conduct a Kye, a member of CJalley’s 1st On Otis St. country medical practice but two prototypes. °*^the agreement would budget, and not just time, little room or opportunity morrow at 1 p.m. at the New- Masonic memorial service to- Platoon, had said he saw Calley , „ , ,., continue to be a member a total of $1.3 billion in feder- have to ^ extended. y^^ financial picture for this for reflection, reading, self-ex­ amination and that need which If" 7 p.m. at the funeral firing near what appeared to briefr^Lmm°^Tle J ci^rt °'l^S^uroL ^‘^'he‘was bLtore'taev‘'“e r^v^totiv to he aLT$M 0,^ ,^ M roi^ to Pro^al. or any lone proposed every thinking man has for a n ''® ” T Chapman Court, Or- him to be a ditch but t ^ t there ^ d l s l l Z o n e d ^ t h p ^ ^ Skinner, president of the P” >J®®‘- fallow period, a long pause in Hartford with the Rev. Law- der of Amaranth, will conduct a ^®'*'Involving proposed construction pects of bettering relation to Ordinarily Senate agreement Country Oub. WlUlam PltzGe^d which to seek a better under­ service at 8 p.m. juogejudge_s^d._ saia, tended leimeu tova coroo^ apartments on Otis St. the community between Protes- Atty. Herbert Phelon, a Coun- said. “I am particularly Inter- esteilthlsyea^toteedtorerence standing ot toe vast transform­ ^ r i a l MdU ^ to North Ceme- The family ^ g e s t s that any rate ( ^ e y ’s claim tea he ex- opponents of the construction tants and R o r L i Catholics. .,e „ me me wmm - ing changes now taking place te ^ Tolland. memorial contributions may be pended ctoy six to eight buUets appealed a decision by “The pressure was too much HoLThM htoted ir^ay^ave this figure reflects the use between increased Income Md everywhere in the world. Friends may call at the fu- made to Manchester Assembly, at the ditch. j^e town’s Planning and Zoning for him," they said. alte^te n ro^ L t^out for- Country Club labor and rising costs.” He said he hM nerel home tonight from 7 to 9. Order of Rainbow for Girls. "This seems a proper time to w ™ U m S ti.eTnstf t to gr^t Rayrn^ Simpson, 48^ was appointed as w“ dC^^ofs^d ^ ‘etoer ec^uip^eni He said t^t the favored recreati^ p r o ^ . take that breather.” ,, , Damato permission to build an Northern Ireland’s first commu- it would fieht the whole battle of a-rchltect who drew up the pre- the past, but Tm going to Sinatra underwent surgery on Edward A. Blgos SSTS’iKS.. S .l«h« «ldM» 01 nuy „l.ao™ U. » * > S ™ , his hand last June for a condi­ Edward A. Bigos, 65, of Shipyard before Callev and his men en- “ wn house units to a building tember 1969. The portfolio was should it lose this round. prices for toe entire ProJe<^ at this. tion known as Dupuytren’s con­ Windsor Looks, died yesterday tererthe vilUure on that March 2® Otis St. part of a package of Britlsh-in- senate Republican Leader would probably be as high as Roy Thompson, the tpwn’a tracture, a shortening or distor­ at Hartford Hospital. ifi in^ A ^fense claim has The briefs were fUed with spired reforms to civil rights Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania told $300,000. representative on the Country tion of muscular tissue in toe you need He leaves his wife, Mrs. To Stay L ’flO that some of toe My Lai Judge John J. Broken to court aimed at pacifying restive Cato- newsmen after a two-hour meet- Skinner noted tlmt considera- club Boaiu 01 oovemors, told palm and fingers. The surgery Stella Ridel Bigos, of Windsor deaSis wereTau^d by helicop- at Hartford. dies. mg with Nixon Tuesday that no tion has been given for eventual- the airectors that he has rec- was successful, his doctor said, corrective cosmetics “for young Locks; two sons, Theodore J. ter and artUlerv fire Atty. Vincent Diana, repre- Three key Cabinet positions alternatives were “ under active >y completing an 18-h<^ ®“"™®ommended In both his 1968 and but the ailment is marked by a Bigofa of Enfield and Edward Open Callev Is chanted vrito killing sentlng residents whose proper- must now be filled when Faulk- consideration.” ‘**® annual reports to Weiss persistence of pain. Big^ of Windsor Locks. at least 70 people at that ditch, ty abuts 28 Otis St. also filed ner, 50, announces his team But President Nixon’s science *’ut said that this is a long- ^at a comprehensive study be The pain caused Sinatra to women of all ages” he funeral will be Friday at me main execution site accord- an exhibit, group of transcripts Thursday: Home office minis- adviser. Dr. Edward E. David range tooug t. done of playing conditions at quit toe role in toe Warner 9:30 a.m. from toe Johnson- Nixon disclosed today he is me government ’The oto- of Board of Appeals hearings of “ r, development minister and a jr._ said in an interview Tues- If the idea of expanding toe the course. "It has never been Bros. movie "Dead Right” ° V rescinding an order that would er site was at the crossing of July 12. Aug. 9, Aug. 30 and successor to Simpson. As toe jay only completion of the pro- course was accepted by the done to my knowledge,” he which would have required St., W to^r Locks ^th a “ 1- Portsmouth two village trails, where Calley Oct. 18. 1945; and Feb. 4 and 26. leadership crisis only involved mtypes “will tell us whether it’s Board of Directors Skinner s^d said. great physical activity in toe emn hisrh M&SS at St. Mary s nave Cioseu me f'uitomwuui, lwvi v ^ , * $ * oa 1952 the prime rtWiYio mlnfatArminister, th$»the nrAapntpresent feasiblem___* _ 1 - ______to have such an4-... air- someerkTV4A off\f toetho legalIpcrnl languageInnP'imP'A toin g^^j^ mat while he never role of a tough policeman, toe Church at 10. Burial wiU be to n .H., naval shipyard in 1974. ‘ a accused of killing at le ^ t M. *■ The trail incident occurred first. In 1945 the Zoning Board of Cabinet continues to office until p,gpe, such a mode of transpor- toe club lease would have to be questioned the "need to pro- studio said. It was not immedi­ and now, the complete line of S^Mary’s Cemetery. Windsor ^^onNixon told Sen. Margaret A^^ea^rgave'p^sioT^^con- ‘‘“o TadTr“ K„ d^amto tatlon.” changed to make it an open-end ^^g^ ^m the growth of the ately known vriietoer toe afflic­ tion was a factor in Sinatra’s Friends may caU at toe fu- Chase Smith, R-Malne, of toe tened for toe second time to tes- vert toe “ ree^atory buildij^, g p ^ ^ ^ ^ n he m i X b r i ^ a He said that if Congress calls *®ase^v^to _^t*®^_^®®'J^®®® town,” he felt that nothing a halt to further federal role, or membership fees. ’These retirement. eral home tomorrow from 2 decision that will keep open toe tlmony of 10 witnesses-elght known as toe Jlanslon, on toe j,ard liner into the should be done without com­ “we will just have to find anoto- items are now specifically out­ The wiry 6-foot-U Sinatra was to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. shipyard, on an Island between prosecution and two defense. All site into apartments but stlpu- -nygnj„,gnt to placate toe plete information. He said he er way.” 1“ ®^ “ ordinances. did not know how CDAP came first married to his bojtoood _____ Portsmouth and Kittery. Maine, testified early to toe four jgted that 74,300 square feet of predecessor Maj. James Chi- Saying toe SST could provide The language changes would 'The president said in a letter months of toe trial. land must be maintained as a p^ester to its conclusions. sweetheart Nancy Barbate, next Thomas Tomlinson toe key to a one-world culture, allow toe country club to mort- to Miss Gardner and finally to for- to Mrs. Smith that the workload Calley’s attorney, George La- buffer for surrounding parcels According to Thompson, toe is available at Thomas Tomlinsin, 82, — ------^ . JIlss Farrow, daughter of Ac­ merly of 181 Overbrook Dr., at Portsmouth will be at a level timer, protested toe readings igjjd. The plaintiffs claim D .vld r jl..a the pf “ V 1>® indication that toe engagement because of a 28 1889. to Ireland, and was toe basis of an administration “I“ I worked 18 hours a aay, day, ai- al- ort, toe New lived in Southbridge, Mass., be- , ^ .neileible to in addition to Klotzer all *>°th toe House and toe Senate from New Haven to Hartford. nonwhite students and act in “I’ve got too much experience was to extend membership and All the whirly, gfirly charm of crackerbarrel ing Gel comes in of navy, red and yellow. Sizes 7 to 13. Diradl fore coming to Manchester six election full time dennrtment emnloves neither political party has a total of 836 trunk lines were Uielr teaching behavior accord- in teaching mixed classes to go services only to specified low-in­ York RpuBUcan told toe Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Clear Pink, Clear years ago. She was a member were mutually “ toe of a two-thirds majority. knocked out by toe blast, ac- Ingly.” _ alo^ with such statements,” credit unl» skirt §8. Short sleeved pullover §7, Solid •’The administration would be days done up today’s way, for today’s modem Red or Clear Peach. ------resolved by attorneys for toe chef will be eligible to vote by « “ e General Assembly falls cording to the Southern New There seems to be an in- OBrien s^d. ‘*®*.J!*® ®*‘®"M°" “ seizing an opportunity to trans­ color pullon pants in red, navy, white or yel­ ------“ I hospital and toe union during secret ballot. Those working less to act by the April l deadUne, England Telephone Company, crewing tendency to place non- School Supt. Howard Rosen- the g e n e ^ public. gal. top; multi-toned cotton kettle cloth by form into creative partnership P c n o n a l N o t i c e s the hearing, but the fifth p o s t- than 20 hours per week are the task of reapportioning toe which called toe incident “one white students into a social ed- stein said he doubted ^ G^on orgai^Ucm ^ low § 9 . renuuu j „,,4. „haf_w<.» aqrf.Ume nnd nre legislature Will pass to a biparti- of toe worst cable breaks” in ucation category," said the re- such findings “reflect accurate- given until April 23 to show its embattled relationship with Judy Bee S I 3* below; cotton patch madras Congress over Vietnam—and it (0 * \ i; iiicsicu aiiu ,c,iia.iio ■..uc.v.- ..4.0 ______= ______- - - P®*"^ prepared by Dr. John Caw- ly” the situation in Bridgeport cause why toe charter amend- contested and remains Indecld- not eligible. - - - , . tt • . 4-. , would open an opportunity to by Jaymee § 1 1 . Both in sizes 6 to 14. (DAL Cosmetics ■ (DAL, Junior Sportswear, all stores) In Memoriam ^o.ne»i.<=u a..a .=...... 0 Considered sntfervlsorvsupervisory and bers. If toe commission cannot ’The construction work involv- ley of toe University Umversity of Connec- schools. nient should not be revoked. clear toe tuilgid and oppressive its memorandum, the also not eligible are the assist- agree by July 1. toe job will ed a rock ledge near Route 84 ticut and Dr. L. Eduora Petti- “Personally.” he said, “ I ------in political atmosphere created in aU stores) Rwanda, formeriy under Bel­ (DAL, Pre-Teens, aU stores) gian ccmtrol, became an inde­ this country by toe Vietnam pendent African nation on July war.” 1962. Noting Nixon’s recent state- \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1971 PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCiteSTER. CONN,. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1971 PAGE TEN habitants, visitors and Impor- products due to the drought's ef- of its sources are under quaran- i. Book Points Out; Dedication Date. ters. f®ot on milk production. The tine as cattle, weakened by lack Electric Shaver years for use during drier Qiolera Within a week of Kenya’s first Fort Supermarket in Mombasa of water and fodder, also face Mayfair Gardens, Man­ Owners! years. Paintings That Bring Smiles reported cholera case Israel and says milk supplies have been disease. (Keep this ad fas y * m Potential —Condition of the ranges chester’s third housing proj­ Japan each flew in one mllllon cut in half and butter and Communist China last week Commonplace Can Contain ect for the elderly, will be Spreads Oisver ease) must be improved. That would doses of vaccine. Authorities cheese deliveries are down 90 gave President Jomo Kenyatta Electric Shaver Bhadi Seen For include allowing a good growth Prove Successful for Artist formally dedicated at 11 launched a massive health edu- per cent. A busy Nairobi market a check for $81,000 on behalf of and Bhavlag Ooida of grass to start before range is er one to keep them from fight­ Many Perils for Children a.m. ceremonies on Satur­ In Kenya cation and cleanup campaign as said its customers had accepted the Chinese Red Cross and By VIVIAN BROWN day, May 16, Atty. Vincent used in the spring. Rotational AP Newsfeatiires Writer ing over it. I don't like to do doctors administered the vac- arbitrary rationing of ' dairy promised food and medical sup- RUSSEU'S I>rought grazing then should be used. that, but ...” By PEACE 8TERUNO In the kitchen, he notes, vita­ Diana, chairman, of the By C.C. MINICUER cine. products. plies worth nearly $300,000. Zan- iiAWjmeR SHOP -The number of grazing ani­ NANTUCKET (AP) Trick The baby carriages are the AP Newafeatiires Writer mins with Iron often are left on Manchester Housing Au­ Associtaed Press Writer Nalrobi, a city of 600,000, and Kenya Meat Commission offl- zlbar Island donated $140,000, Comer Oak * Ofiuee H NORMAN, Okla, (AP) mals must be limited to the dogs clowns cats, Victorian so- “fantastical kind with NEW YORK (AP) — “Par­ the table. “Iron, in sufficient thority announces. NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) the port city of Mombasa have dais say available livestock is 380 tons of rice and 20 tons of Todd A. Fonstadstad believes that range capacity. In dry years, quantity, is poisonous,” he says. babies and little girls in ents get all upset when their ’The MHA^ Is plsmnlng an Drought in areas of Kenya has reported shortages of dairy down 40 per cent. Three-fourths dates. unless steps are taken, mid- when the caps city of the ranges a bird or bee on the noou. “And it doesn’t help that these outdoor ceremony at the N. placed more than 140,000 per­ the easel- of children have mumps or mea­ America in this decade could see is lower, animals will have to be pantaloons from Her paintings begin with a vitamins often are flavored like Maih-N. School Sts. site, sons on famine relief and aided sold to reduce herd numbers Worcester-bom artist Polly vague idea, “water parsnips or sles,” says Biyson R. Kalt. candy.” conditions similar to the Dust but in the event of inclem­ the spread of cholera, Ihe dis- ' H’lMOM Buchong, have proved success- something," she says, and she "What they don't realize is that Scmetlmes, In spite of all pre­ ent weather, it will be held ease took 20 Uvea in one recent Bowl days of the 1930s. cautions, accidents will happen, ful here in the last three years, lets her Imagination soar. A fish statistically, accidents kill more in the Community Building. week. And the graduate geography And Polly has spent the winter might be bigger than the man and in that case, Kalt advises a These are areas where living Ear Piercing children than all childhood dis­ Area HUD officials are student at the University of getting ready for the tourist sea- holding it, and there are many parent to stay calm, be yourself being asked .to present the is at ther subsisteace level, and Oklahoma says the “dirty 30s" Bill Approved son with more of the same. intricate details. eases combined.” and be reassuring. “It’s as- symbolic key to the project, virtually everything goes wrong which led to the flight of Therr«. usual , artist_*i . offerings— runj,Polly had no formal art traln- , With that fact in mind, Kalt touinUnK what people can do if and invitations to attend are when the rains fail. “Okies” need not have hap­ ing, “and it is just as well or I HARTFORD (AP) — Legisla­ seascapes, whales, beach flow- has written a book, "The Moth- calm,” he says. "I do being sent to Gov. Mesklll, Tens of thousands of iiersons pened tion to tighten restrictions marine art—had a lean wouldn't be having so much fun el's Guide to Child Safety,” “**** training is very other state and town offi­ may rely on famine reliet for Fonstad, from Waupaca, Wis., ...... drawing oversized feet and which he hopes will make par- valuable, but parents shouldn’t months. said his research showed the against ear piercing won final season last year but Polly s g^e paints In cials, and to all residents ents think about the perils of aid’expert unless they of Mayfair and WesthlU If the spring rains fail tens of Dust Bowl of the Depression legislative approval Tuesday in show was virtually a sell-out. ^ polymer technique, taught her their environment and what a.bsolutely have to.” thousands of others will face days was a result of misman- the House and was sent to the Her formula? Make them ,— .— a oHfted Gardens. by her brother, Bobby, a gifted they can do about thetm. With older children, Kalt Additional program de­ starvation. If the rains come. In agement by settlers. And siml- governor. smile! painter on this island. “God forbid we should have basic danger Is the bl- abundance, many fear floods lar conditions in the 1950s also The bill, which changes a 1989 “You know, in these times, tails will be announced lat­ A vivacious type, she Is a parents bringing their kids up In “Teaching Johnny to er. will wash away seeds and see­ came as the result of improper law, would prohibit persons oth- people want to be amused, practical joker. When the ferry- a foam rubber cocoon,” Halt ^^ive the car is ti big deal,” he dlings wMIe making roads im­ use of the normally dry land, er than doctors from piercing There is enough trouble in the jjoat chugs into port here, a vlsi- says. "But what they should there weren’t any, and when I passable for relief suppUes. coupled with periodic drought, ears free of charge. The law now world without being dreary in tj,r may not recognize Polly, realize is that commonplace notes. "But most parents turn a Recently an army of some ho says. prohibits only piercelng perform- art . . . ,“ she explained. ^ho confesses that she Is a frus- things can be dangerous. For kid loose on a bicycle as soon Lombardi, City 18,000 finally stopp^ a forest “It Is probable the decade of ed “for remuneration” and some But there is more to it than trated actress. She may be on example, if a woman puts her as he can stay up. He needs to fire on the slopes of Mt. Kenya, the 1970s will revert to droughty merchants have skirted the law that. Lots of the whimsy that dock in a glamorous shocking pocketbook on the floor and a know safety rules as much then Named in Suit but only after it had. destroyed conditions,” Fonstad says, “for by doing It free of charge. shows up in her art is bom of pink burnoose, but she may be child gets into it, the results as when he's driving.” some 17,000 acres of UiAber it appears there is a 20-year The Senate also completed fa- nostalgic recollections of stories masquerading as her other self, could be lethal. If a chdlld under Kalt, an adtrertlslng man hlm- On Gun Death worth nearly $3 million. wet-dry cycle existent in the vorable legislative action on a implanted in childhood by her Cora Pratt—a character who one year of age eaJts just one became Interested in the Drought, caused by the failure plains.” bill that would permit destruc- father, an artist and photogra- wears enormous false teeth, a cigarette. It can kill him.” An- subject of child safety when his HARTFORD (AP)- ■The City ef “short rains” in Novem. Before the settlers began us- original record held pher His boyhood included crooked smile, transformations, other potentially dangerous daughter was bom five years of Hartford and a former Hart- ber and December, has burned ing, and abusing, the grasslands by a custodian If it has been being a champion bronco rider padding bobby socks. It’s a cos- item in a pocketbook, Kalt ford policeman were named crops in the wUUng sun, dried in the middle of the continent, copied by photograph or micro- and bicycle rider and building tume she wears when she acts pdnts out, is a hairpin. “A child “I looking in hardware .p^^g^ ^ $160,000 damage ^ ^ the area supported vast herds of engines, a windmill to as a maid at her brother’s par- can swaUow it, put his eye out stores for safety gadgets, and ^ ______thousands of camels, goats and bison, antelope and other wild ^ passed by the Senate operate his mother’s butter ties, with It, or even stick it in an there weren’t any, and when I suit filed in federal court by to die In the dust, animals even in dry years. jbe House would chum and other contraptions to electric socket.” looked for a guide to child safe- the estate of a man shot and Doctors say persons Hving In “Yet toey caused no dust Commissioner of Cor- help cut down his farm chores. Stone Dates Culture Kalt advocates that parents of ty- ^ couldn’t find one;” he re- killed by the policeman last the affected areas face dehydra- Iw ls,’’ he ^y s. The r e ^ n rectlons the power to authorize ^g also conducted magic shows, small cMdren or infants take a e*^ls- "Finally I realized that Uon and malnutrition, leaving WALTHAM, Maas. (AP) — A lies in the " a tu ^ g i ^ e s which policemen or others to These ideas thread their way room by room trip through their people might care, but wouldn’t * ttomeva for the estate of “'em weak and susceptible to formed a Ught s^, resist ng prisoners on writs of p X’s little paintings excavated stone piw es home, and decide what safety do ^ytW ng imtil somebody ^ b r ^ " ^ RolSguez. ^ w ^ _ both water and tvind erosion. jbe state are the Un ^ blcy- Mediterranean people lived precautions need to be taken. shouted about it. ^ ^ g^j^ CSiolera, marked by diarrhea Then, the ranchers began esUmated $20,000. ™ rho^I and S i^ e r A grazing too many cattle, close- A.D., says Prof. Alexander von "Start in the nursery,” he ad- Mainly, Kalt notes, his book gjjy former Pa- “"d vomiting, can klU within 24 gpnzing sheep were introduced, dog may be standing on hla hind vvutheneau of the University of vises. “Venetian blind cords makes suggestions. “Every par- t^olman Anthony Lombardi ’ hours without quick medical and farmers began plowing the tegs on a sofa while his mistress jbe Americas in Mexico a ty . usually have a loop on the end ent should know his child, and lyjmbardl was fired from the treatment. It kUled an unknown soil, he said. The gprasses were Teaching Time sits primly. Or a clown may be Wuthenau said in a re- of them that kids can break what makes sense for one, won’t p^jjgg gjjg^ shooting number of persons In neighbor- killed and loose topsoil was ex­ NEW YORK (AP) — Carl holding a handful of balloons as gg„j series of lectures at Bran- their necks on. And bureaus another. I really don't want gj^^ later charged with man- tng Somalia and Ethiopia ear- posed to wind and rain. Sandburg said, ‘"nme Is a great he stands on a lawn. The paint- ^ jg y^at the figure in the Maya tend to be easily tipped over, to see a lot of neurotic parents gfoughfor. He was acquitted of her this year. The figure is un- The results were disas- teacher,” but Bulova Watch Co. ings are fun and a carriage of gtela, an upright stone carved I’ve never seen a good bathi- running around,” he says. “But jhg charge In July. known because many died In the trous,” Fonstad says. "About a researchers report teaching babies can be hilarious. in relief, wears an earring with nette,” he adds. “If a baby Is parents should note that 16,000 Rodriituez’ car govemmenU are half-century after the home- yme is a different matter. Ac- Polly feared the baby car- a Star of David In Its center, big enough, just his weight can children under the age of 16 die g,g^„^g^ g g^^^ed vehicle to reveal figures tor steaders began to populate the cording to a recent survey, chll-riage might become a cause The stone, uncovered In Cam- tip it over.” each year as a result of accl- Hgrtford after a high speed t® " plains, they were victims not of g^e usually 8 or 9 years-old celebre last season when two peche recently. Is on display In Kalt is particularly concerned dents.” chase, and Rodriguez and a drought alone, but of continuous before they can fuUy compre- people claimed it at her show. the National Museum In Mexico about cribs. He says the crucial companion fled on foot. Lom­ poor land management. hend the lengfth of a month. “I had to agree to paint anoth- City. factor is the distance between bardi fired four shots, one of CAR and TRUCK ‘“nie pioneer philosophy of slats. “A child’s head is bigger Sierra Leone which hit Rodrig^uez, iriio died Theyll Put This Play in State Competition clearing the land, plowing (most than his body," he notes. “And later at a hospital. RENTALS often regardless of the contour if there’s too much distance be­ Coup Is Upset Lombardi claimed that Rodri­ l’.,\ Mil Evictjng an intruder during an exercise scene in on aghast. The play, directed by Mrs. Charles tween slats, what can happen is |)\\ _ \\ 1 1 U - MOMII Carsky, was presenteiJ this afternoon at the Sen­ of the land), planting, and reap­ guez came at him with a screw- the Manchester Junior Women’s Club play, “Diet ing the harvest proved to be sui­ that the baby’s ' body gets l.unu I r r m Lrasini; ior Citizens Center and will be given tonight for CONN TAE KWON-DO ASSOCIATION FREETOWN, Sleira Leone driver and he shot in self de- Begins Tomorrow,’’ Mrs. J. Robert Bedlack uses cidal,” he says, ‘"nie ‘black through and his head doesn't, so (AP) — A coup of Sierra Le- fense. Other witnesses, however, .\ii\ or Mudi’l an umbrella to prod the intruder, Mrs. David Nich­ the Adult Retarded Group. It will go into state blizzards,’ the auctioneer’s he chokes.” one’s army commander was up- claimed that Rodriguez’ hands competition March 31. (Herald photo by Bucei- hammer and the flight of the KARATE AT ITS BEST Kalt also points out the dan­ Manchester Motors ols, as, from the left, Mrs. Gerald Brines, Mrs. set Tuesday night when other ^®Jd vicius) ’Okies’ were aU too prevalent ger of loose carpet tacks and Lease, Inc. Thomas Bugnacki and Mrs. Charles Burkett look scenes In the desert years of the the necessity of avoiding highly army officers arrested him and M A N CH ESTER-m Keeney M nnlii r (iI‘M\\;i\ :iiid 19309. flammable fabrics in curtains, announced they were keeping sti’llls islands since they send home an and president of the Alien Inter* agreed on a preclearance Actually, Fonstad says, and carpet. Prme Minister Siaka P. Ste­ esOmated $4% million every est Movement. "All we are ask- scheme so job appUcatlons conoiuons were Hours: Mondsy-Friday 7 - 9 P.M. Senate Approves .-,1 W l > I ( I .N [ I.i: ^T. A. Muted glen plaid in Farel® and polyester, tapered leg. 34-38 waist, drought conditions were worse in the bathroom, the main vens In office, M \ \ ( lU.sI i :k_(;i;M,-)1I Crackdown vear ing for is to be treated like hu- would be tunneled through gov- dpwgnt c o n m u ^ weie w Saturday Morning 10 • 12 Noon S 1 3 . 40-42 S 1 4 . man tw.inp'c; and sdven human emment deoartments on each *n the 196 pa ___ point, Kalt says, Is to avoid “lam still alive and healthy, ' Three More Judges ™a»l, .« mi mi T .» » , Kmiam,. N.w M.xl- breakable glass. "When there’s by the grace of God,” Stevens HARTFORD (AP)—The State B. Hopsock dress flare in Farel® and polyester. Tan, blue, olive, gold, " ins ® On the available jobs in the Virgin rights. ™“l'rAh” rrmlicMt ^lAfter re^ew Colorado. glass on the floor, small kids announced this morning In a na- senate approved the renomina- burgundy, 29-38 waist, 29-32 length, g lO . Islands’ burgeoning tourist Overcrowding and lack of suf- tm^iPT-ation service and To prevent another Dust BOLTON-Route 85 don’t realize they can get cut,” tionwlde radio broadcast. tions of three judges Tuesday, trade .haVe traditionally drawn ficlent sanitary facilities exist ^ THinnds'officials this nre- Bowl, Fonstad recommends WANTED C. Flare leg corduroy jean, 2 patch back pockets. Gold, brown, Hours: Monday - Tuesday and Friday he says. He reported all was back to indiKjinor that of Judge Thomas Illegal Aliens on labor supplies In neighboring at jails where aliens await de- these steps: Plants used as decoration also normal after Tuesday’s upheav- jj qjjj west Hartford chief camel, 29-38 waist, 29-32 length, 8 . 5 0 . niARl/Yl-ni’ AMALIE V I ‘slands where unemployment portation. Reports of outright be^oMered to employers —I" areas where farmers 7 to 0 VM. can be dangerous, Kalt notes, al and appealed to the people to ^ Juvenile Court His Oean, Late Model (DftL, Men’s Wear — all storee) ’ ’ ' sometimes reaches 40-50 per brutality are discounted by Vir- . have pushed cropland too doge and two common ones he cites go about their regular duties, nomination was approved 23-2. (AP) — Clutching stuffed suit- gg„t But the constant need for gin Islands officials and govern- w o r^ ra desert, the only “safe and are mistletoe and holly. “People The government, he added, is ...... USED CMS cases and shopping bags, hun- workers has led aliens to enter ment representatives from oth- aporovd from sane” altemaUve is the return CLASSES START NIGHTLY . should watch what kind of food determined to safeguard life ® "miur n-us . ,1 ^ . CULTIVATORS fromSKUKi Hurry-Sale ends Sat. Night Contractors' , -• -v; ■ -■ -■ from $ 1 ^ BARROWS BLACKWALL WHITEWALL P lu s Fod. E x. T a x. 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But when you DLACKY THE ANGUS SEZ: End D rive Highway 9 between Lao Bao Gird for Record Floods ing.” News To Dump Nixon^ in 1972 With Demands for Housing talk about $18,000 homes, people Fresh meats priced right, and Lang Vei. At Mlnneapidia and St. Paul, Turns Up Missing M ovies ______^ aren’t expecting that much de- In Laos By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS cut mrough mem for roads will me Msslssippi’a wide flood By WALTER R. MEABB Humjrfirey told me council, not pre-packaged, * ® I AP PoUttcal Writer By F. RICHARD CICCONE provements. We have incorpo- aig^n, and the lower end of the WASHINGTON (A P ) — Secre­ Several clUes along the upper *»« PluRBed- Mayor War- plain is expected to accomodate “ K we do our job effectively, By THOMAS "Keaton had a lighted ciga­ rated a great deal of off-site price scale is where f.actory the service way are avail­ nl _ ren Loveland said the city, in Richard Nixon can—and will— Associated Press Writer (OoatlBaed tn m page One) tary of Defense Melvin R. Laird ^ i s s l p p l River are shoring up ^ Mississippi and me freshet at just about flood WASHING’rON (AP) — Sen. AP Newsfeattires Writer rette in his mouth, and I said. construction in our building and housing has its opportunity. . . . , said today Soum Vietnamese be defeated in 1972.” able in large selections stage, said JoeejS! Strub, chief Hubert H. Humphrey urged ‘You’ll blow up the garage!’, CHICAGO (A P i — The presi- ^ave reduced the labor cest Operaticn Breakthrough, a objective when me Norm Viet- forces are leaving Laos now be- defenses and biUldlng new ones Lacrosse rivers, has to prepare “ Never have me American NEW YORK (AP) —Specta­ Weather Service meteorologist. Democrats today to join in a but it didn’t upset him.’’ at Western Beef Mart! against an anticipated flood that for a flood every year and will people encountered a national cled, studious, and soft-spoken, dent of the National Association of a home to between 15 to 18 project of the Department of namese attacks drove them into cause ol ‘‘the tremendously, vl- But he added that anomer IH campaign against “ yet anomer Out of the cans of film, the Meat is our business, our may equal record heights of *>® ready for this one. administration that relied so Raymond Rohauer doesn’t fit of Home Builders savs his in- per cent of the total. Stastny Housing and Urban Develop- retreat. cicus and violent reaction on me inches of precipitation between new Nixon.” twp men retrieved and trans- of Home Build y created by President 1966. At Winona, Minn., Mayor Nor­ heavily upon a unique mixture the general public image of the ^ only business: satisfac­ Te original plans also had ^ N ^ V le t n ^ s e ” now and mid-April, or a sudden “ Richard Nixon and his Re­ dUstry can meet the national de- ^ amounted Nixon in 1969 to develop new » ... o ... because mey have dlsnmt- In most cases, officials are man Indall said he is confident of executive arrogance, public hard-boiled private detective. g^^^s. One of the warmup, could change this. publican ^administration must be mand for 26 million housing „ { y,g cost, techniques in production, mar- tion guaranteed all the | called lor me Soum Vietnamese ed enemy .logistic . and supplies. (^timlstlc about melr protec­ that a permanent dike built in relations gimmickry and the But, then, Rohauer is a sleuth ^ges,’ ’ Early thaws and ice breakups defeated'next year,” said Hum­ units by 1978 if "the money is ••^11 we know is that the prod- keting, and use and financing of time! to drive soum beyond Route 914 tion, barring heavy rains coin­ 1966 and a temporary levee built on tributaries and subsequent blatant intimidation of me news of a very special type. He s a Keaton’s first feature length Speaking to reporters after an phrey, me man Nixon beat to put where the people can get to uct which factory builders are homes. and return to Vietnam wim a ciding wim me peak runoff from in 1969 win need mmittee on “But at me same time,” he John A. Stastny. a third-gen- tive,” he added. "N o one is us- building 2,800 raits °n s'tes northern Minnesota and north­ major flood. In addition, 26 peatedly usurped by me Presi­ such disparate places as come- „ „ ^^^n’t saved troUed A Sau valley, but this me situation in Indochina, Laird from Wisconsin and Minnesota. said in keynoting a Democratic by SYD KRONISH eratlon Chicago area builder it." in eight cities. These will be ern Wisconsin. pumps that will go into opera­ dent for partisan advantage, objective also was abwdoned. eptike several times of the Army engineers said mere is conference on me issues of 1972, dlan Buster Keaton’s garage ^ this picture wouldn’t exist to- AP Newsfeatures and president of the 52,000- There are two major reasons. Breakthrough protot^es anr tion if water reaches four feet while lesser lights in me admin- and the Soviet Union. The .sue- -• H ie operatlMi also was costly strong resistance encountered At Prairie du Chien, Wis., at no danger of flooding of any sig­ “me Democratic party ^ 1 T. o HaHo-a member association, said in an stastny said, for the inability of construction on is ex- me base of a bluff and partly on above flood stage, will help pro­ nificance on me once wild but mus‘ ^ latratlon are dispatched to at­ cess of his hunts, often movies did Keaton have the film SPECIALS to U.8. helicopter forces. The **7 Soum Vietnamese forces demonstrate to me American Is it a porcupine or a hedge- tj,at Federal Reserve factory homes to compete. ^e substantially under an Island In me river, mey are tect mis city of 25,000. new harmessed Missouri. The tack and intimidate me network thought lost forever, has result- garage. “ He had copies U.S. Command has reported 89 Laos. _ Directs Choir electorate its capikcity to as­ hog? Board practices during tight "F ir t is the erst of the by late __ not. A likely trouble spot is Still­ Big Muddy is clear of ice all me news organizations,” he said. ed in a series of retrospective i;>ecause not only was he the star THURSDAY, FRIDAY A SATURDAY helicc^iters lost, vdm 51 Ameri- Bom me secretary and Adm. sume me leadership of this na­ Humphrey said “ here is to­ That’s the question puzzling money periods must be over- plant,” he said. '"That cost— “ Breakthrough,” a factory Dr. Pierce A. Getz, associate Prairie du Chien’s location water, Minn., a cneUme lumber- way to Gavins Point dam in #Aafl«vnt0 AMnVk1{nn> a 11/44 ATI A AO . . . . V . .. «... cans killed, 28 missing and 78 Thomas Moorer, chairman of tion.’ ’ day yet anomer new Nixon—the “ TneafraTTm: “ exp^rL (pM.at;;; a„d ^cie h T u :7 d l^-hoi^e builders don’t - . T h one^ ^^^^uce; e^tima^Td builder said, ’’is a pilot pro^am wounded. However, pilots in the tile Joint Chiefs of Staff, said professor of organ, wiU direct makes It vlrtuaUy impossible to of 8,300 on me St. (3rolx soum Dakota, RepuUicans have a keynote of see all, or nearly all, ol the and cutter as well. He did the ' p . . j have to bear the burden of fiscal *5 million—must be amor- *bat the government is Using to Richatd Nixon ‘leveling’ wim FARM FRESH field say scores more helicop- the Soum Vietnamese had made me L^baiUHi Valley CoUege protect and flooding is almost River. ‘Hie stream is a lOnneso- Nevertheless, routine ^recau- meir own for me campaign home and that’s why Ic) restraints. U z e f in the cost of the homes it influence the use of factory Concert CSiolr at its perfortn- as certain as me coming ot Wisconsin boundary for most tions included stocking several me American pe<^le mrough a W.C. Fields, comedians Keaton j,e i^ad the stuff.” by West Berlin, reports the ____ tors w «re hit but were recov- a good showing in Laos, ahead: a $l,000-a-plate fund series of restricted and insulat­ Stastny also said that facto- sells. Then, there is the cost of building. ered or made it back to base on ‘"niev did an outstandlnir lob S J "' S* Hanke, city lengm. and drains a con- mlUlMi sandbags at strategic lo- raising dinner tonight, billed as and Harry Langdon, early Rohauer’s search for more vi^orld Wide Philatelic Agency. r v 'l ^-- i r s.housing . ."which . . some______- in .. delivery!” ...... Cfne$Tl«rStastny said, "W e don’t ed network and newspaper In­ their bvm pqwer. under difficult circumstances, Comrhunlty Baptist Oiurch. clerk and treasurer, said me ov- sWerable secUon of bom states. caUons along me river. me official launching of their *t ° Keaton material In the years stamp is one of four new government and industry say There are three types of facto- ^bat as the intention of Brea ■ Th® concert is open to the pub- erflow will cover the city’s St. mile-long levee that shield- ______terviews. Chicken Legs W im me operation winding Moorer said, ‘"nie Soum Viet- 1972 campaign. • ” We are faSd by unnamed mrth of a Nation fame. that followed led him to Argentl- adhesives by West Berlin may solve the housing shortage, ry-produced housing: Open through. We see Breakthrough s He- priel Island and “ quite a bit of ®- record “ speaks far more loudly IT « i ~ ■•D/vpn j.gg^ "Stacheltler” which million units by 1978 even Stastny said the cost of trans- anything whl^h sin is a major tributary that ^‘our feet of water flowed over bing- in November 1970 of Mrs. and draft Democratic answers. film every two days and "made Sharks,” while traveling on haven’t produced bases mey carried equipment "dm the rainy season sUH more OoUege Concert Oioir since 1961. than any television special or means "animal with spikes.” though his Industry’s biggest porting the factory-produced but they drains a considerable section of ‘ i‘® Stillwater bridge during me BUzabem Santana cf Bridgeport. Humphrey is chairman as me so much money it overwhelmed booking trip in Cansida. ^ ^ ______to judge,” he no longer needed than a. monm away, Laird said 1^® 60-vcrfce choir wlU per- newspaper interview. Zoolo.rists say it could be el- production year, 1950, resulted units to a site Increases their enough for Wisconsin’s deep snow woods record 1966 flood, and me Siberon was convicted Friday party’s last presidential nomi­ “Tlie decisions and priorities 1*®-’’ , ‘ ° talking to some collectors and ^ porcupine” or a hedgehog, - - jn only 2 million - housing- • units, cost to the purchaser. - said. Some U B aJr cavalrv units “ *6 tre- *orm selecUons in Latin, CJer- and lakes country. roadbed was covered nearly as of first-degree murder. The jury nee. Tile 100 member council in­ of this administration, as re­ Keaton contacted Rohauer in they sent me to a private Indlvl- .pj^gy ^j.g uncertain. "That was 20 years ago,” "Cou can’t compress a modu- from l a e ^ ^ t o ^ l mendously vicious and violent man, and English. A crest 3% to 6 feet above deep in 1909. A crest about deliberated only seven minutes cludes almost all me potential vealed in countless ways over 1954. "He said he’d heard I was dual who had the film.” youngster who made the stastny said, adding that tech- lar home when you ship it. As a rear base at Ouan? ‘Trl Other ‘‘aactlon on the pert of the North They wUl also present a con- rear ^ at ‘M O ^ r .. cert tomorrow at I p.m. at me flood stage Is expected about ®9*ial to 1969 Is expected this and recommended me life sen- contenders for me next nomina­ me past two years, reveal its interested in old movies, said ha Rohauer attributes the inter- complicated it further nology and efficiency have vast- result you are paying to trans- Time Rhythm support units puUed out for Phu e“ *am®»e- Manchester Hleh School Aprll 24 at Prairie du C3ilen and X®®*". ‘ i»® ®itX pubUc works dl- tence. tion. fundamental inablUty either to Bi. Plans were made to blow He added that “ tee Soum atanenea er Mign achooi. had a lot of old films in his ga- est in his film festivals not to putting a pipe in the animal’s ly improved, ‘ "rhere was an port' air. Panel type housing is vriB K f API The hus- CENTER CUT Lacrosse, a city of some 47,000 rector. Jack She'ton, said. States Atty. Joseph T. Gorm- Sen. £>dmund S. Muskle of comprehend or to deal with ef­ rage, and said he was going to the current nostalgia00 ' boom but " ' “ “ ‘ b. Perhaps,perhaps, therefore, it” ample' - money supply------for the------more efficient------because ------y ^- can ^and who'leaCesTn'the ' morning up the bunkers at Khe Sanh. Vietnamese have carried out a about 60 miles upstream. "Arm y engineers are consld- ley Jr. also recommended me Maine, Humphrey’s 1968 run- fectively me deep rooted con­ throw them out if I didn’t want in.... large part as a reaction shouldg ^ ^ j be labeled a "plpe-smok-"plpe-smoK- consumer in in isao, 1950," oiaamy Stastny lay lay uie the panels panels iiat flat lor for siuppuig, shipping, cow lin g grouch arouch only only to re- Associated Press correspond- primary obJecUve of me opera- them,” Rohauer recalled. “ I “ against sex and violence, you “ ...... ^ »Towiing grouen. oiuy Newborn Lives LaCrosae has dikes built In ering bids to construct a 4,600- life sentence instead of me death nlng mate and leading prospect cerns of me American people,” ing porcupine—or a hop-headed gaid. "and builders met the but sUll it is more efficient to evening all smiles ent Michael Putzel reported “ o"” which was me disrupUon 1966 and 1969, but many holes foot temporary levee,” Shelton penalty. for 1972, is vice chairman. Humi>hrey said. said, ‘M y God! Don’t do that!’ I get Ured ^of that kind of picture, hedgehog.” market. buUd the panels on site.” ^ from me northern front that enenry logistics and suppUes. Through Crash went to the garage the next day Most of our audiences are young Anyway, the stamps are build anywhere .. if Spokesmen for factory hous- B rUcular “ circa- Pork Chops U.S. hDUcopters lifted out the Hy me time a final assess- "W e can and it was full of cans of old nl- persons. They want to see what available at your local dealer. there is a market,” he said, ing builders agree that they | rhythm” -th e human cycle artUIery guns from Hotel 1 the ment can be made in September QUINCY, m. (AP) — An in­ trate base film, highly flamm- happened in the past. ’They want "but many Americans can’t af- cannot now produce homes last remaining Soum Viet- “ “ 1 October, the secretary st^ , fant bom in an auto accident on-site contrac- sleeping, waking and activity able, very dangerous. ‘ ® know about these people. ford to finance homes in periods cheaper than namese base In Laos lying atep ‘‘‘hi® wIU prove out to be a very that killed her mother was re­ co^te \rill which repeats itself roughly ev­ of tight money. tors. But they say Co Roc ridge about 2% miles important iJperatlon” In terms ported in “ just fine” condition Student Snares ery 24 hours. ‘When m e supply of money in drop in the future. from the border limiting North Vietnamese today. Kimberly Sue Bange w. j Although Col. Viet in Saigon " “ PP'y capaWUUe®. Paris Building Skyline Lonesome Truck forced through her mother’s ab­ ;^rn^rerbr r ’ F^rai" com^di^^n^n^ tectoT ::^ "s c r b E / H s S lb said the base had been aban- 8®"- Ctoaries H. Percy, R-Hl., dominal wall and mrown out of PITTSBURGH ( AP) - An se^e^^^ard^ ^lIl’^a^keirLTd. " neve"are the same say at doned, Putzel said several bun- ®®i*i meanwhUe U.S. troop wlth- To Resemble New York^s dred South Vietnamese itinringg drawals from Vietnam should me car by me impact of me alert college student jumped be- money to compete Advocates of factory housing K> a-m. as at 4 P’" ‘ ’ crash. St. Mary’s Hospital said Chevrolet Im pala. remained on the ridge to pre- •>« increased as ot (May 1 from me 8-pound, 14-ounce baby es­ By JOHN VINOCUB program was one of the city’s hind the wheel of a runaway otj,er bidders for that mon- doubt that on-site contractors ^^netabolism vent North Vietnamese gunners 12,6(X) a monm to 16,000 a PARIS (A P ) — Against the first major projects o< the kind tractor-trailer heading for three gy .. will be able ‘ o hold prices be- pressure caped Injury. from using it to shril Khe Sanh month. TTie mother, Mrs. Robert background of the Eiffel ’Tower, since the end of the 19th cen- uj,suspectlng wemen at a bus Among the main bidders, he cause, “‘ ‘be continuing de- different at various ttriies and the other allied bases on the If me invasions of Laos and Paris is buUdlng a rivertront...... tury. In ..... 1961,.... when - the city be- ^ f steered ^ it safely to a consumer credit mands of building trade unions, are different at various times Bange, 28, Quincy, died in me Vietnamese side of the border. Cambodia by the Soum Vtet- crash mat injured her husband skyline m a t may soon look a lit- gan buying up me old garages ^ groups,grm^ps, ’"the .revolving charges Factory housing spokesmen during me ^ y and a ff^ t our A ll tile reason you Khe Sanh was sheUed again namese have been successful, and three sons Saturday. Ue bit like New York’s East and.and warehouses mat lined me ordeal ‘Tuesday,T^ggdav. at 181 8 per ^ r cent a year which peo- agree mat mere is little variety psychological outlook as well. today for me 10th consecutive as the - Nixon administration Bange anq one son are still Side or Cicago’s Lake Shore waterfront. It wanted a prestige Lange,. 2l| who had nev- pie can use for cars, boats and Pork Loin day, wim about 90 rounds hit- claims, Percy told a news being treated in me hoqStali but Drive. operation. er driven a truck^ hopped out of even vacations . . . but mere’s ting around the air strip. But conference, “ let’s prove it by are reported in satisfactory con­ could w ant for There is mild criticism of me Because me land was expen- irate driver no way people are going to fi- mere were no casualties or serf- accelerating our withdrawal dition. Injuries of me omer two glass-box, high-rise archltec- slve it was out of me question, running up. nance homes at 18 per cent.” PAVING SPECIAL ous damage. rate.” Roast boys were minor. ture, but me real problem Is Ducroix said, to devote it to thought I was trying to Stastey, a member ol me Three more U.S. helicoi>ters A Defense Department In Qhicago, Dr. Erving Ni­ mat me new construction is me middle- or low-income housing, g^ j y^g ^n^ bawled me President’s Commission on Col- b u y i n g a b i g c a r . FOR SPRING! also were reported shot down spokesman, Jerry Vf. Fried- chols, associate director of me Wnd that pushes me middle Builders wanted a return on Lange said. "But when I lective Bargaining in me con- FREE FLOWERING PLAJ«f with every no obligation ^ supporting troope along the bor- helm, was already on record American OSlege of Obstetri­ class out ol me city, dividing Its melr Investment. happened he struction industry. questions estimate! Prompt service^ 25 years* experience! . . . der and Highway 9. as saying Soum Vietnamese cians and Gynecologists, termed core between rich and poor. The city placed a priority on me.’ ' whether factory-built housing All work guaranteed ^^years, EXTRA BONUS for early Associated Press correspond- t it x ^ might have stayed longer Kimberly Sue’s b lrm “ medical Impala. B ig in what it builds in for you. Twenty 32-story buildings are cleaning up me tumble-down m - unidentified driver said can be the total solution to the orders up to April 1,5th—^We will MACHINE SEAL Y O l^ ent Holger Jensen reported that in Laos if enemy resistance had history. I have never heard of a Like a longer, smoother wheelbase that absorbs much of what your body scheduled to be completed by pect ol me neighborhood, so me parked his truck about a nation’s shortage of dwellings. NEW DRIVEW AY FR E E ! This offer good until April 15th only. Pr^en t this ad to estlmatbr. Phone today! an estimated tw o conqienies of not been so stixxig. case like it.” used to. A new double panel roof that absorbs much of the noise your ears used to. 1974 just downriver from me high-rent construction seemed away. He regards factory-produced lb M ore roominess than any other car in its held. A new power ventilation system Eiffel Tower. A couple are of- me fastest way to do It, wim ^ senior at me Univer- housing as anomer possible that keeps on bringing you outside air, even when the car’s standing still. lice buildings and two are provisiim for later phases of me iqttsburgh, said he was technological stride in construe- Of, St H. PAVING, Inc. You even get standard power disc brakes, up front. apartment houses wim limited renewal plan walking near the university tion. Driveways — Parking Lots —- Basketball Courts Etc. salary------residence------requirements..------low-rent housing behind me lux- g^^ j,jg j^ g ^ rolling "Our industry has made great PHONE 649-5233 Day or Evening Impala. B ig in built-ins. Big in ♦rade-in value. French real estate promoters advances in technological im- call me omers “ towers” —build­ “ D u ! ^ ^ ' indicated me city ing where me average four- also felt morally satidfied be- ______room apartment costs 400,000 cause It held a 60-year lease on francs, about $80,000. the construction and could con­ There is no middle range. ceivably tear It all down around Pork Rib Studies for 2,660 apartments 2035. show that me buyer is expected Claude Ogilvle of John Arthur to______have______mtmthly income ______exceed' and ’Tiffen, which Is building A nd nenvp tw o new reasons for Ing $1,260. This means me exec- three towers, said It plaimed on AUTOMOTIVE Roast utive class in France. about 20-25 per cent profit. The press has virtually ig- “ We weren’t too optimistic at nored me situation. The only first,” he said, "because we fig- buyuig som ediuig sportier. sign of neighborhood resistance ured me French might not Is a wall painted over to read well to skyscraper housing. But SERVICE CENTER “ 16m oul, 16m non” —a refer- now It’s taking off ^ d sales are ence to me 15m Arrondlsse- equal to our hopes.” lb ment, being turned into a high- Most of me constructors l^ve rent district like me 16m Arron- In fact Increased prices for melr dissement, or borough, that apartments over me past year, Spring Change Over Special! Announcing Rally Nova. 60th Anniversary ^lecial No.1. faces it across the river. blaming extra costs. OUier Chevrolet’s been making cars now for 60 years. That’s Bernard Ducroix, spokesman sources say me prices w^^t up reason to celebrate. And to offer you Rally Nova. for a city-backed corporation in because business was good and Which is a regular N ova we’ve done up. B y adding accent charge of me rehabilitation pro- the profit margin rose to 30-36 BLACKWALL stripes. A black grille. A remote-control sport mirror. ject, was asked how me middle per cent. class was left out of a program Two of me towers are corn- Color-keyed carpeting. Bright roof molding. mat takes in roughly 76 acres of pleted. How do me residente SAFETYCUSTOM TIRES! Pork Loins A special suspension. And wider 14 x 6 riverfront land. Of me two low- react to having ‘ ew -r^tj build- rally wheels. W e offer you a selection rent constructions, it was noted, ings in me neighboring , of the standard 6 or V8 engine. one is near a heating plant and "Most of mem are ^ lig h ^ , • Full 4 PLY NYLON CORD Or a bigger V8. All run just fine well away from any river view, said a ’Tiffen man. You • WRAP AROUND TREAD on no-lead, low-lead gasoline, too. The omer Is partly financed by how hard it is to get a ™ald in c Rally Nova. The economy car that me 80 • 90 DAY FREE REPLACEMENT postal workers’ fund; of this town. Well, our people think III Combo puts you first by looking like it its 400 apartment units will be mey’ll have a ready source o costs a lot more than it does. . available to me average truck supply just nearby, driver or factory worker. Living in one of new apart- OUR REG. 17.99 -18.99 "A ll mat is true,” Ducroix ments can have inconveniences, CHARGE Size 700x13 said, “ and in reference to me A 30m-floor Mme. Pompadour or 735x14 MMKOrOCUUNCi middle class that is me particu- offered this compWnt; during IT! Contains 2 Roasts and Center Chops plus 1.95 - 2.01 Announcing Heavy Chevy. lar tragedy, of mese operations, me summer her rest was wme- F.E,T. But wimout the financing from times disturbed by me voice 60th Anniversary ^>ecial No. 2. me big real estate promoters we a tour guide flo a tl^ SIZE REG. SALE F.E.T. never would have been able to loudspeaker on me Seine iju It's a Chevelle with a heavy 2 0 .9 9 $ 1 4 2 .1 4 ITALIAN STYLE put in me low-rent housing and yard below, 7 7 5 x 1 4 accent on making its presence felt. omer facilities. It’s regrettable 8 2 5 x 1 4 2 2 .9 9 $ 1 6 2 .3 2 As evidenced by its special stripes. that me middle class, people 2 .1 6 Special identification on like me, didn’t fit. But to tell 7 7 5 x 1 5 2 0 .9 9 $ 1 4 RUSSELL STOVER CANDY the side. Special domed you the trum as Paris stands 8 1 5 x 1 5 2 2 .9 9 $ 1 6 2 .3 7 Veai Cutiets now, I don’t see any omer area Northway Pharmacy hood with lock pins. of new construction that is iHaB Black grille. WHITEWALLS $2 ADDITIONAL! New 6 -le s ^ beginner Sewing Course aimed at the middle class ei­ 230 N. Main, Manchester And 14 X 6 rally wheels. ther.” Next to Top Notch Some more nice things: Ducroix said me renovation at Singer.Only ^ 5 0 . 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concerned with tests and re- State Board of Education for Meadowbrook ■School all’pur* mittee to head the program, in- cratlc committee candidates, South Windsor Tolland pose room. Drug Center Two in Are^ Top Officer suits on a regional basis. a mediation session as no furth- You Can Still Use Phone This Sandwich Bolton slsting that both members be and voters can all live very Standard Part of Story er heardway can be made in The Welcome Wagon New­ Democrat, and further charged nicely with pledges and com- Another board member said the board and teacher salary comers Club Book Discussion that "the commission has never mltments made in their plat- H ie Drug Advisory Center, NEW YOPK (AP) — Os­ For Nickel in Louisiana Q u b N am es group will meet tomorrow night A Work of Art 81 Russell St., is observing Pass E xam s born Elliott, editor-in-chief of B oard O K s the figures showed only a part negotiations, Library Group Suggests been called upon to do any- form, and asked whether Dix- Double of the story and that there Also, board approval was giv- at 8 at the Conolon home on Old By SOL R. COHEN the following schedule; Newsweek magazine since thlng.” on could say the same. "might be other kids down student exchange pro- By NICHOLAS C. CHRISS think it’s good public relations W iim ers In Farms Rd. to discuss the book Monday through Friday, Of State Bar 1969, has been named its Reading-Aid for the telephone company,” "The CSiosen.” Everyone knows that women, New Expandable Building He concluded saying that ‘/Perhaps If he (Dixon) had On Attire president and chief executive there that need help.” gram with students from Bolton, The Los Angeles Times First Selectman Richard Morra allowed his party to express 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Clements said of the nickel The Conservation Commis- the excellent cooks that they officer as well. Donald Mercure said he was Mass., and the Ellsworth School, uiged the DemocraUc select- ‘ kelr opinions and Ideas more Two area residents have pass­ NEW ORLEANS Thinking “They (the company of­ will meet tomorrow night are, can’t make good peanut The Library Study Committee story Hour. m’K®h tne Democrauc select- MALINDI, Kenya (AP) — Eu- A telephone backup ser­ An announcement Tuesday Teacher Bid not sure what conclusion he was Approximately 45 to 50 stu- C raft Show Sion ed the December bar examina­ ficials) don’t think so. But we at 8 in the Town Hall. The committee feels it should men to assist senior citizens P ^ • ropean tourists are finding that vice is available Monday said Gibson McCabe, the to "draw from the figures pre- dents will be Involved with about a visit to Louisiana? butter and Jelly sandwiches. made its specific recommends- xccu. n imuuiu ------— ----- — ------would be a more Intellip-eni and iuiuiu« uioA tions, the Connecticut Bar Asso­ Th© Toll&nd Junior Women’s Final registration for the Tol- tionia miMio vAafov^ov tn o uaa^auuc opawc lui- uivbu&c* ••— ------— *------» ------«. »> n i imm » uvuu through Saturday from 6 outgoing president, had been The Board of Education last seated” and Roger Myrick not- spending two days and one night jj bring nickels, do.” p.m. to 3 a.m. ciation announced yesterday. The telephone companies in (Dlub has announced the winners League will be held like it’s a “ ^ ^ ^ book hours for pre-schoolers, them other financial matters, document, Brealow topless atUre. appointed vice chairman of nf nnn.ioi CT A tomorrow night from unUl chore—something they have to selectmen asking children let them carry out their For drug advisory infor­ Howard Manford Wood 111 of night approved the request for musing‘?™m" thTre“ th^f t^:^. Hmf spfnft^;™ f “‘ 7 - Louisiana, primarly South 7 9 He concluded, saying that he Visitors driving from airport the board and chairman of Ks w u a i t-ine Arts Night at the Town Hall for boys be- get done as fast as Dosslble conatrucUon of a new, ex- and class visits in cooperaUon own social acUvity. mation, ca ll: 647-9222. South Windsor and Gerard T. a remedial reading teacher for coiumrT necessaiy to show be divided between visiUng Im- Louisiana is the only state in Central Bell, apparently have agrees with the plank in Dlx- hotel are apt to see Keniran the finance committee. contest held last Tuesday night, tween the ages of 8 and 16. pandable ^ building at ... the earliest... with the schools ______Plidform .. Note Lynch of Vernon were among the high school even though how many students are in need portant points of interest in the America where you can stillnever been able to refute this iv'ro fi-r-m the waist up. Elliott, 46, joined News­ Winners of the local event will slS^ wLiuf“Lter Tu *^‘“® <>“® “>® Breslow. chairman of ^’s Platform indicating support bananas week in 1955 as senior editor some figures in the report were of the remedial reading help in Bolton-Lowell area and group make a call from a pay phone logic. Slap some peanut butter on it The renort siuwrests t h « t Wni______u — . ______.. _____♦»,„ ______.. i . , ______of President Nixon’s welfare re- water jars or oanwu inclusive the elementary schools com- activiUes between South Wind- for a nickel. participate in the Tolland-Wind- —, in "^® '’®P°*‘* suggests that Bol- space shortage, sometimes the Democratic Platform Com- ^ President Ni^n’s welfare re- -g_g.„.i^ balanced on their in charge of business news. South Central Bell may con- S i x B n d f f C l l O r t meat Indisrern’nhio ’ build a library which suits when new books are added, old- mittee, has criticized Repub- ®aylng, ‘ One has only to ^ inclusive. fieures shown indi- sor students and their hoste. Bol- The only trouble is that most ham County Day to be held 1 Police Log Previously he. had been with On March 2, Mrs. Nancy actually ton students will be guests of visitors usually don’t discover aider OlA A JilU gcpori most Ita special needs and desires, er books which still have a use- Ucan Town Chairman RoLrt f «>e state of our econ- _ _ _g g the Journal of Commerce and April 13 in Ellington. Caffyn had asked for an evalua-.- ____ receiving1.^ 41—the 1 help,—1- our sixth graders for two days the nickel phone until they I-ASt October it asked for O llllF C h S ch o o ls mess with a second rather than adhere to the strict ful life, must be discarded. Dlxcn for the way his party might all we^" one pert blonde in- Time magazine. Winners on. theU.e countycoumy level.eve. ^ A second ai^d senior CltUen. handled Its platfoL propa/- "®®^ ^®«“ ^ »^'°re too long if ^ 'v e . one pert blonde in ARRESTS tion of the reading program and p^om the figures presented, and one night in South Windsor have put quite a few dimes into rate increases of $24.6 million also. Tentative dates have been Louisiana’s 21,058 pay tele­ and got $9 million. will go on to the state Con- SaVcd bv UllllTIP half and ^ ‘“® "°‘®‘* ® Robert Dixon, Republican aUon. “*® Nixon economic policies per- ^ ' Richard E. Mahoney, 30, of high school Principal Ralph the board did finally approve a set. Ellsworth students will be phones. Another publle service com­ necticut Federationiratfon of Women’s IV U llD g ^ ^ e you are - a recent meeting, that to qualify town chairman, today charged AUeglng that Dixon has said East Hartford, charged with Conlon supported her request teacher In the high school and woman s vemion of a peanut tor state aid, Bolton would have the DemocraUc nartv with at- “unl^d thlL^' a h ^ the ------®"®®’ J °“ ™®>i®t Godwin Wach- New Books visiting Bolton on May 13 and 14 Seldom do they read the little missioner, Nat Knight, said: Clubs Arts and Crafts competl- fraudulent issue of check, yes­ to review and approve a teach- thus gave the go-ahead for hir­ tion to be held in May. Supreme Court roUi« Monday “ Jelly s^d^ch. to build a ll^ry of ap- tempting to make "political Democratlc**^Sform, Breslow ^Chester Evening H®™>d obse^ed^ ‘^uroi^^ get er of this type. Conlon was ing a teacher in the middle and Bolton students will return notice on the telephone that “ We feel the nickel phone rate ..V ^ Now. a man — ha takas on-aat nroximatelv 16.0nn aniiara faat ...... ^ ’ . . . itnitan rk>a>aanana..n. Judith excited when tney see ineir terday on a warrant in connec­ the visit on May 20 and 21. says "deposit nickel.” is used by a great many people A nd,™ . W .„ .n . won S S in ^ V n ,^ , “ d n «'T ’.id'".“ 7 '" .“ “f '”d'- ““ 0 .™ .p » d .n . tion with an alleged bad check asked by the board to substan- school. Funds had already been local m. women bare-breasted.” A t Library ------And Louisianans don’t bother who don’t have any other tele- at the Popular Market, released tiate this request with facts appropriated for a teacher at dren. Others complain on esthetic Manchester Evening Herald to mention this to visitors slm- phone.” schools will not save six Cath- aimr«f iiva « ^ I hiHMimr Af A fsnn pnnoi-A Mfx subjected to “subtle llcans how they feel about the grounds, contending that the Af­ on $100 non-surety bond. Court Fiction Euid figures and to report to that level. Mrs. Sigurd Folstad wwi on. n, Brtdn.pd„ diw p " - ™ * " • ' them. Conlon added that the teach- South Windsor Correspondent ply because they’ve grown up Tourists have been known to ^ — “ ..aMwam ..wxaaa* U. ^«*W^4Vb444 A. rican women are more graceful date April 12. Creasey The kidnaped child ^wards for ^ttlng for chll-Uil- ggse flinfthat are nwM scheduled Awwto close _^ . J F o moorincr He HA said,aaln ‘‘It laIs mlltAi*rather com ­ Monument Planned After deliberations on the fig- er in high school would proba- Barbara Varrick, tel. 614-8274. with it. With the exception of take advantage of this nickel He. too, takes a slice of room for meetings and special , —and don’t turn pink or red in Saint — News from Thrush about four-and-a-half years, bonanza by going on a tele- dren; watercolor painting: and gt the end of the school year, bread, but there the resem- progrrams. Hie present library “ ® defended his earlier state- mon knowledge that the Repub- PARIS (AP)—A monument the sun. Rlchard E. Ricci, 20, of 15 ures, it was disclosed that 32 bly be utilized as a remedial Green . du ®chool officials said Tuesday. blance stops. He doesn‘t slap k®® ®rea of 1,470 square feet, "*®®i attacked by DemocraUc Ucan platform was written by jg shape cf a Cross of Lor- Many Africans living in the Turnbull Rd., charged with fail­ per cent of the students in reading teacher for six of the they have had a nickel pay phone call binge. ’They say it’s Mrs. Philip Nangle won the Non-Fiction ‘Joy o f Music’ School officials said that peanut butter on It. He spreads with a children‘s area of eight t°wn chairman Ronald Farris, a select few without the advice raine wUl be built In memory of bush outside ou this seaside resort ure to obey a stop sign, and im­ Grade 8 were reading below the seven class periods that make phone since 1921 when Huey Uke discovering a place that award tor oil Ackerman — The Curtis affair Long was governor. still sells nickel cigars or five- Mrs CahriPl that grants under the 1969 state l^^ver^TO^genUy' M d Tv^ feet by nine feet. ''■'’■ "w h o charged that the RepubU- and approval of many on the Charles de Gaulle on a ...... —hill wear ------the sarong,------which------covers proper passing, yesterday eve­ average level. Basis for this in- up an average school day. PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — A Babb —An owl on every post Emest S. Clements, a 71- cent beers, ald-to-non-publlc-schools law and completely. ' ’ In its introductory remarks, cans would relegate the town’s RepubUcan Town Committee.” overlooking his grave at Colom- both men and women from the ning at French and Tower Rds. formation was not given and In other action the bow’d ap- New Yorker will receive a free Boye - - How to make money hte' Richard Stoeffler amout to about $10 per Every comer every edee ^® *'®P®rt says that, to be use- elderly to park benches. ‘‘In craitrast,” he continued, bey les Deux Eglises. waist down. It is hot and sticky Court date April 5. other questions arose. pioved a request to retain a trip to the Rose Parade and year-old politician who lives in One bartender tells of the selling the songs you write Board members wanted to student whose parents are leav- Rose Bowl football game next Oberlin, La., is often referred time he saw a tourist make 10 the awards tor oulltinir- de PupU and would not be adequate must be covered with peanut ® PuWle library must be a Dixon said the park bench “the Democratic platform was The ministry of Veterans Af- here and more clothes would Bullins — 'The duplex know whether tests were taken ing the state but the boy will coupase and tor embrol^’rv conUnue operaUon of the six butter — and not in lumps or resource center for the whole Idea came dlrecUy from the dratted by members of the town fairs, which announced the pro- deny the sea brebzes. ACCIDENTS Nqw Year’s Day for suggesting to as the ’’granddaddy of the rapid-fire local calls from a Burgess — Europe and Ameri­ and compared in the state or stay on and live with neighbors, the Tournament of Roses niekel phone call.” He hiis been pay phone near the bar. ’Hien ita Paul Palmer w on th Parish elementary schools. slabs ‘The layer must have community and must provide town’s senior citizens who spe- committee and discussed at two ject ‘Tuesday, said the monu- Opponente of white bared A written warning for follow­ H. M. Wood HI ca in the area. ’They were told No financing is necessary as theme, ‘"The Joy of Music.” a member of the Public Serv- the man turned around and crocheting laree articles aw^d scheduled to close after consistency, and must have ®P“ ® activities such clflcally requested it be a part town committee meetings, after ment would be financed by a na- breasU say they don’t mind if ing too closely was issued yes­ Chasan —Klondike and for MOchetinz apparel sessions in June are schools some degree of thickness “ exhibits, discussion groups, of the RepubUcan platform. which it was modified and ap- Uonal subscription. ‘The state- the topless, or someUmes nude, 64 Connecticut residents who that tests are taken voluntarily the parents are retaining their Mrs. Bert Hall’s entry won ice Commission for the last 14 shouted: terday afternoon to Charles E. Cocteau — Professional secrets Mra Thnmnn caa *n Bridgeport, Stratford .Ridge- Next comes the iellv That ®nd faclllUes for He said the Democrats inlUal- proved by aU. ment did not give the size of the Europeans confine their expo- were admitted to the state bar in the high school and on a property as the transfer is tern- over 2,500 others. Officials of years. ‘"That’s a dollar’s worth of May of 34 Joseph St., after a Cooper — The turn right aira. xiiuinaB nernoerg won ------, ,------, J r- Uatcnlng to records. ly rejected a bipartisan com- Breslow added that the Demo- monument. sure to deserted beaches. association. national basis. porary. the 83rd annual tournament an- “ We think that it’s more con- calls for 50 cents. Drinks for in the categories of kitting **®*‘*‘ Westport, Stamford and also is spread gently, and even collision on Center St. near Day — In search of ghosts Wood lives at 1010 Strong Rd. James Arnold said he was ’The board has petitioned the nounced ’Tuesday. venient to the public and we everybody.” (ctfghan): Christmas wreath, ^’airfield. ly and completely — but not on Adams St. between his car and De Caux — Labor radical He is a graduate of Glaston­ and creative material Owmectlcut’s law was ruled tbs same slice of bread as the one driven by Diane Tetreaul Divale — I live inside the cam ­ bury High School, magna cum Mrs W David Soccoloskv “"fuasUtuUonal by a three- peanut butter. Oh. no! Never! of East Hartford. pus revolution laudc with a BS in accounting from the University of Hartford Bc^catastro^e, by the editors A written warning for failure and for Cairlstmas C adies; Mrs. ^ ^ “ ®®“ ' and from Baylor University Ramparts Richard Carlson the crewel ^5®” 5“ ®®.** ‘°,“’® ®®kools. That’s what makes a good to maintain a reasonable dis­ School of Law in Texas. Egbert — Social radicalism category; and Mrs. William H decision is being appealed peanut butter and Jelly sand- tance was issued yesterday af­ Formerly associated with the and the arts. Western Europe. Osbom, three dimensional and ^ *® ‘*'® Supreme wich - the peanut butter on ternoon to Lawrence E. Chaine , Price Waterhouse and Co., pub- Fine — Mary Jane versus Mrs. J(*n Campbell, sewing for ®ald Monday that Con- one slice, the Jelly on the other, of Ellington after a three^ay accountants. Wood plans Pennsylvania children. necticut may extend aid to pri- It’s not that women don't collision on the W. Middle Tpke. p^^ate practice Flawn — Environmental geol­ Judges for the event were schools until there is a nil- make good sandwiches. They near exit 92 of the Wilbur Cross Glastonbury. ogy crafts, Mrs. Lyle Thorpe and ' — “ ■ ^® appeal------■ often do Indeed. You can’t beat VERNON Highway between his van and He is also a member of the Ford — One way to change the Mrs. Theodore Palmer, guid­ them when it comes to cheese cars driven by Frederick S. Texas Bar Association and the world ance counselor and former head sandwiches, or egg salad sand­ White of Coventry and Mary R. American Bar Association. — Violence against children of the Home Economics depart­ Mail Campaign wiches, or meat loaf sand­ O’Brien of East Hartford. Lynch has been a resident of Grant — ’The ancient historians ment at ToUand High School. wiches, and so on. Vernon for about one year, hav- Hanff — 84 Charing Cross Road Judges of the art competition Urged on DCA It’s Just that they seem to A vehicle which left the scene ing come there from New York Havens — The polities of as- were Mrs. Elinor McDonald, have an’ unexplainable grudge struek a car parked last night State after serving with the sassinatlon head of the Manchester school STAMiPORD (AP) - State peanut butter and Jelly at Camp Meeting Rd. and Fin­ U.S. Marine Corps. Hersey — Letter to the alumni system’s elementary art depart- Sen. Josej^ Lleberman, D-New ®andwlches, and that’s why ley St. belong to Roger W. Wil­ He is a graduate of Brown House & Garden — Book of ment and Mrs. Leon Balukas, Haven, said Tuesday that Con- ^®^ them together — hit son of 100 Plymouth Lane. University, Providence, R.I. garden decoration art instructor at Manchester necticut’s citizens should “write or miss. and the Fordham University Hoyt — Your health insurance High School. and Uterally march on Hart- Army cooks, as I recall them. COMPLAINTS School of Law in New York Biada — Before the war Homemaker Award ford” in an effort to restore a®®™®^ ^'ave the same unex- A purse containing $20 and City. Karl — From childhood to ’ToUand High School senior proposed cuts in the budget of P'alnable grudge against peanut For the First Time personal papers was stolen Lynch is employed by the childhood Janet Lee Patterson is one of 13 the Department of Community '’u**®'" and Jelly sandwiches, from the front seat of a car Hartford Insurance Group Kramer — Honor to the bride state students to receive an Affairs. order to spend as little parked five minutes yesterday where he is in the Investment like the pigeon that guards Honorable Mention Award in The department is one of the ‘‘"'® ^®*” evening in a Hilliard St. drive­ Department and is involved in its grain under the clove tree the Betty Crocker Homemaker chief targets of Gov. Thomas P®®®^***®- ^®y *'®a,4-ounce boxes carry­ trouble Connecticut residents machine the appropriations of $32,000 to tli^ old.” burst Into flames, ing the code marking “ k-ow-23.” most. Neely — A primer for star­ cover the Board of Educaticxi “Hiat woman Is something of Bearden’s last film, ’"rhe The poll said 83 per cent of ’The company says the cereal deficit and $9,000 for the high- a miracle,” said her minister, Man who Haunted Himself,” toward gazers We’ll allow ^50. the 500 persons interviewed by was being processed last Nov. Reiniger — Shadow theatres ■way department deficit, will be Dr. Dale L. Lockhart of Lafay- centered around a crash on the telephone said they considered 23 when a shield protecting a and shadow films held tomorrow night at 8 at the ette Park Methodist Church. same stretch of road. drug abuse by youngsters “a light bulb on the production line Rosenberg — The come as you very serious problem.” Last broke. According to a spokes­ are masquerade year in a similar poll, 87 per man, it was thought at the time Rosten — At rumpet for reason the purchase of a Fur cent of those responding said that all the glass had been re­ Mundis — The guard dog they considered drug abuse a covered and that all the cereal Schuon — Dimensions of Islam in the area had been thrown very serious problem. Sunset — Succulents and cactus away. Inflation again ranked as the Suzuki — Zen mind, begfinner’s second most troublesome area, But on March 12, a customer mind priced from f o with 80 per cent of the residents at a First National supermarket Whitworth — Naive questions interviewed saying they saw it here discovered some broken about war and peace as a very serious problem. Last glass in a box of the cereal, re­ Wiener — Victory through veg­ year the figure was 78 per cent. turned it to the store, and the etables Unemployment, which wasn’t store took the rest of it off their even on the questionnaire last sheleves and notified the and toward the purchase year, is a growing problem in company. Tot Scholarships the state, and 73 per cent of ’The company says it then told those questioned this month said its sales force to notify all stores SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Ore­ The with-it-shoe they considered it a very serious in the area to take the cereal gon’s superintendent of public problem. off their shelves while testing instruction has suggested schol­ Other areas and their Intensity was conducted. arships for preschool children if Could be the answer to your fashion of public concern: Louis I. Gelfand, the spokes­ the state cannot afford to help dilemma. Smooth, graceful lines and of a Fur priced from ’ . —Crime and violence in the man, said some more “very support kindergartens. 587 streets, 69 per cent this year, 60 small particles of glass” were ‘ We Tielp support scholarships ^iped trim on a just-right heel. Great per cent last year. found in some of the returned for college students,” said Dale with minis, with midis, with pants. —Water pollution, 69 per cent packages and that on Tuesday Parnell. “ I don’t see why we : this year, 57 per cent last year, a public warning was issued. can’t support a program so S 1 7 J N ) 44 per cent in 1969. The public warning took the more children can get needed White, Black, —Public welfare systems, 68 form of a telegram sent to daily and quality education in the Blue, Beige and per cent this year, 46 per cent newspapers in Connecticut and very early years.” HERE'S A SAMPLING OF OUR FUN-AND-SPORTSWEAR FABRICS. . . MANY MORE WITHIN THE STORE! Crinkle Patent. in 1969. western Massachusetts. State funds finance portions of Sizes 5 thru -Air pollution, 63 per cent The company said the federal instruction for first grade 3 Days Only! Thurs. - Sat, March 25 - 27th this year, 54 per cent last year, Food and Drug Administration through college in Oregon, but HOBO PRINTS ETHNIC LOOK SAILOR CLOTH BOSUN CLOTH KETTLE CLOTH COBBLESTONE PRINTS 41 per cent in 1969. and state consumer agencies school districts with kindergar­ ’The poll conducted for ’The were also told and were cooper­ ten programs must finance Hartford Times queried 500 Con­ ating in the recall. them without state aid. 1 .9 3 y d . 1 .9 9 y d . 1 .6 9 y d . 1 .9 9 y d . 1 .9 9 y d . 1 .9 9 y d . 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Tolland County Victim of Crash They Seek Miss Manchester Title ALL THE SPAGHEHI 4-ff Picks Coventry Girl On Critical List The big night for 10 hopeful ' Elizabeth Bauman, 23, of WITH MEAT SAUCE YOU CAN EAT! Pglrls comes Saturday, when at Storrs, critically injured in a For Summer in Brazil p.m. the Manchester Jaycees 8 headon collision last Wednesday Every Wednesday— ^$1.35 Miss Diane Buscaglla of Cov- receive a 10 per cent reduction MEATOi1215 Vi SEiVER LANE—EAST HARTFORD present the third annual Miss night, remains critically ill, at Manchester Pageant. Manciiester Memorial Hospital entry has been selected to fill a camper fees. “ March Fiesta” themes will spokesman said -today. — DAILY LUNCHEON SPEOIAIB — Youth Development Program Named Directors "THE LARGEST, FRESHEST MEAT accompany the girls as they Her husband, Gary Bauman, (YDP) assignment to Sao Paulo Sharon Fales of Manchester and Nancy Rychling of Hebnm, DISPLAY IN THE WHOLE AREA" exhibit their natural charms, 22, also injured in that crash, State, Brazil. have been elected to one-year and display their entertainment and driver of one of the cars, Miss Buscaglia, a former terms on the Tolland County talents before five judges. was released Saturday from the CHILDERS RESTAURANT 4>Her and a senior at the Uni- 4-H Fair Association Board of Winner of the show, to be hospital. 'The other driver, PUT ONE AWAY FOR EASTER! crowned by Maria Salazar, 260 HARTFORD ROAD verslty of OonnecUout, will Directors. Both are filling Richard Roy, 20, of Talcott- Miss Manchester 1970, and con­ vllle, was discharged yesterday. leave OcmnecUcut June 16. She vacancies caused by resigns- — O PEN lions. OVEN-PREPARED gratulated by Clynthia Ann Police say the accident, a will first undergo a five-week p og rom , piamied Fowler, Miss Connecticut 1970, two-car crash on Vemon St. Monday - Friday 6 A.M. - 7 P.M. will receive a $2(XI scholarship, near Scott Dr. was still under training program In Costa Rica Several spring programs of Saturday 5 AM . . 2 PJM. and then on to Sao Paulo for 14 interest to 4-H Sheep and Lamb prizes from area merchants, investigation. months. She Is expected to re- club members wUl be held at and a chance to become Miss A passenger in Roy’s car, RIB ROAST of BEEF Connecticut. Walter J. Leary, 19, of Tal- turn home In mid-August 1972. University of Coimecticut. cottville was in satisfactory con^ While In Sao Paulo Miss Bus- ^he first session will be held Two Manchester residents, caglla wlU work closely with 3 ^(,.30 Robert DeProspero, and Miss dition at the Manchester Hos­ a.m. at the pital. Extension Agents in o r g ^ ln g jjicks Arena. The main pro- Sally Middleton, a former Miss Read Herald Advertisemeiits and ccHiducting rural youth pro- g^am will feature discussions Connecticut, will direct the grams. . and demonstrations on selecting pageant as the girls perform In Melinda Jean Sassef 19, Diane Stevens, 18, daughter Kathleen Germaine Bombard, L*nora Emily Smyth, 18, To Learn Judging sheep. There will be a judging swdmsuit, evening gown and daughter of Robert N. Sasse, of Mr. and Mrs. Donedd Stevens, 20, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. F Learning to select a sound contest in the afternoon, talentm, competitions.1 .1.1. .u Hemlock St. She is a 1970 East Hartford. She Is a 1970 Edward Bombard, Windsor. Burton Smyth, 27 Hilltop Dr. | horse Is <»ie of the objectives of ______’ine girl with the best talent graduate of Northeastern ’Tufts graduate of George J. Penney She attends Manchester Com- She Is a senior at Manchester Like BIG Power in Your Vacuum Cleaner? all 4-H riding club members. will K..be singled out, and ...the------con- Cental Asalstanto School, School. munlty CoUege. High School. Practice and experience in a testants themselves will vote judging contest helps the 4-Her Meskill Hits for Miss Congeniality. See The BRAND NEW Super Deluxe 1971 to achieve this objective. All this occurs under the The leaders of two county 4-H eyes of five Jud^s—-Mrs. t.'l. riding clubs are arranging for Amended Bill Carole Ann Ooteau, Miss Con­ m i E U R E K A Judging workouts in two nearby necticut '1966; Jay Edwards, stables with the first to be April On Wiretaps scholarship director of the CANISTER with “VIBRA-BEAT” 10 at the Trija Farm Stables in Little Brothers Martin Vigue, 8, left, and David, Charles Balderston of 41 Agnes Dr. In the back­ pageant; Miss Charlotte Moore (Model 1860) of the Hartford Stage Com­ Marlborough. It will start at 1 (Continued from Page One) 10, of 591 Vernon St. are supported by their moth­ ground, from left, are Malcolm Barlow, Wajme p.m. and end at 4 p.m. Johnson, and State Sen. David Odegard. With pany; Joseph Albano, artistic for criminal purposes has a er Mrs. Jean Vigue, as they relate some of the director of the Hartford Ballet The clubs to sponsor the pro- activities they have participated in with their Big backs to camera are, from left, Ted LaBonne and Company, and Mrs. Unda Ma- T/2 H.F. — Powerful Enough To grams are the Tolland Lucky right to privacy." Brothers, James Meary of East Hartford and Thomas Zisa. (Herald photo by Pinto) fale, coordinator of the Miss Horshoes, led by Steven Miller, in the last session of the leg- Bristol Pageant. Thoroughly Glean ANY Carpet! Leslie Sha^ey ^ d Teri Min- jgigturg ^ stronger wiretap bill Those judges can pick only ton and the Wlllington Happy ...... These' include free or reduced SOUNDS EXPENSIVE? Horsemen led by Mrs. Gordon Phased «>e House only to die in Industrial Park l b . five finalists from the group, a close vote in the Senate. Moses and Boisoneau rates at area events, trips, par­ 1st thru 5th Ribs who will then try to out-person- Not $279.95 Hatch. ties, group meetings, and the Win Food Awards *nie House approved this Bonds Approved allty each other in the final In- Not $249.95 year’s wiretap bUl Tuesday and Big Brothers camp at Bolton tendew. A total of 106 girls participat Not $199.95 sent it to the Senate after tack­ Lake. In Enfieldfield Vote EXTRA FANCY A farewell address by Miss ed in the recent Tolland Ooun ing on seven amendments and Head Big Brothers Nearly 20 of the Hartford pro- Not $169.95 ty 4-H Favorite Food Shows Salazar, and the introduction of rejecting five more, as Repub­ , gram’s 170 matches are now In ENFIELD (AP)—Voters her Manchester’s mayor, James One show was held in Rock Big Brothers of Manchester, the first branch of Big Manchester. This is more con- BELIEVE IT OR NOT—. licans tried to make it a tough­ approved a 65-million bond i Farr, are the last formalities be­ vllle and the other in Coventry cem, Balderston pointed out, SLICED BACON er ___ measure.___ Brothers of Greater Hartford, Inc., held an organiza- sue Wednesday to develop At the Rockville show, Heath fore one girl will be crowned Cheryl Ann Casavant, 18, Susan Marie Dwiovan, 18, Laurie Lee Osgood, 17, daugh- „ ^ liie 'fln i roii call in the House tional meeting and election of officers at a luncheon shown by any other town, ex- 500-acre Industrial park, wh* AQss Manchester 1971. That No*een Mary Palladlno, 18, w __ _ _ . . . . m V jr J J 'y P "a P— — /'Y a _ " " “ ^ “ • ♦ 1 1 9 . 95 ! nf was 103 to 53. A majority of yesterday at Willie’s Steak House. <=®P* would be. the largest in t’ “ ent “ senTMlsTManches d a u ^ T e r oT mV. andlSm .’ An! d a r t e r of Mr. and Mrs. Mar- daughter of Mr. a n d r ^ . of Mr. and ^ . Benton Os- event could send Miss Manches “8 palladlno 803 Center St. cel Casavant, 169 Brookfield St. ert P. Donovan, East Hartford, good, Vemon. She U a senior the Individual Best of Show the Democrats voted against the Atty. Victor I. Moses of 4 4 ------Hartford area. beauty parade We Carry a Complete Line oi Filter Bags (or AU Eureka Cleaners; tile lnalviau8i Best of ofiow ...... ^ ... ^ ma ^ Snrinfir St Lee Sllversteln ^ .. .• i ter on a beauty parade to the ^ ^ ^ d u a te of East She Is a senior at Manchester She attends Central Connecticut at RockvlUe High School. Also Parts and Service . . . _____ awards and the Saucy Scissors Re^Wlcans and 44 cone St. and Dr. Gll.D. Boison- Lannan of 400 Lake St.. Bolton; ^ carl- ^0 per cent of the e Southington Miss ConnecUcut State College. gible voters in Enfield tum- Catholic High School. High School. 4’dHE gjroup of EHling^ttm led hy n**ri da nn.4 eau of *Tunxis *rrall. 13ol n. ^ ton Woodhouse of 463 Spring St. Pageant in July, and then per­ Mrs. Henry Cripps and Mrs. werei elected co-chairmen; and M c C ^ Dr-: R ic h a r d ^ v o s t i e ^ ^ o ^ S of! ^ haps to Atlantic City in Septem­ Paper Pre-eminence Salvatore Randazzo won the R ep u b lic^ opposed to it ber where the princess of Amer­ NEW YORK (AP) — Industry Club Award. State Rep. Thomas Dooley of Atty.. I^mlnlc J. Squatrito "rdlnator^o^f______youth yoiith^^Adces fw 2.463. It was the largest tumc ican pulchritude will be crown­ OIT) Director exports of paper and board In # At the Coventry Show Beth Vernon was the House 37 Jordt St., vice president In Manchester Board of ever for a local referendum. ed. 1971 are expected to rise by 5 Michaud oi Vernal received the D«m°®rat to vote against any of charge of fund raising. EducaUon; Mrs. Jean Vigue of ’The total cost of the industr' Tickets for the Manchester Bid Approved percent to 3 million tons, valued MAFURNITURE DEPARTMENT — 649-5221 Individual award and the Pins the Democratic - sponsored other (rfflcers are James 591 Vemon St.; Earl and Dean Stop & Shop Sales park project Is estimated at Pageant will be available at the at $680 mUUon, A.B. Dick Oo. o< Downtown Main St.. Manchester • OPEN 6 DAYS • Thursday Nights till 9 amendments to the wire-tap bill. Holmes of 37 Elizabeth Dr., Yost of East 'Hartford; sports million, with about $3.6 mlllk WASHINGTON (AP) — The Chicago reports. Imports are and Pot Holders, led by Mrs. Rise; Profits Down door. I “Charge It”...with your Master Charge C^ard! | Ronald Aronson and Mrs. Nel­ All of the Democratlc-spon- treasurer; Charles Balderston editor and assistant sports to hfe returned to the to w Senate today approved the nom­ seen rising by 2 percent to 7.7 son Goble, the Club Award. sored amendments carried. of 41 A ^ es Dr. and Roland editor of Hie Herald, respec- BOSTON (AP)—Stop & Shop _ ,through the sale of the land. ination of Frank J. Carluccl to million tons, valued at $1 .1 bil­ Dooley voted only against the Nadeau of 163 Grandview St., lively; and Thomas Zisa of 1 compaides Inc! ^ e s i i y ” re- '"’*** cover f lion. OoUect $1,333 Apathy Feared be director of the Office of Eco­ 'The Tollanr^ntv 4-H Clubs «^®>e‘®® phrase, co-chairmen of the recruitment Pucker St., Coventry. p ort^ record s^es of *790 mil- cost of purchasing the land. I- nomic Opportunity, ending a H.... *1 “ crime about to be committed,” committee; Don Spector of 241 Big Brothers are volunteer uon for fiscal 1970, but said net stalling roads and uUlities ar have collected to date 1 1 333 ...... rag divuicih me vuiuiiieei non for llscai iif/o, Dui saia nei. ■■••e — — ------— By Nader Agent three-mo nth delay that = tannn n.mtn in he “ probable cause for a wire- summit St., chairman of the men who befriend fatherless operating profits were down $1.8 solving a drainage problem 1- SAVE 30c LB.! stemmed from a dispute over a e^contributed frih u ter’^ to th the r c o nConnecticut n e r tir u t ‘ ^P’ Otherwise, he voted in acUvitles committee; and boys, ages 6 to 15. on a one-to- mllllai. much th® swampy land Ir In Ecology Fight favor qf the other Democratic- Wayne Johnson of 32 Whitney one basis. The man and boy Sidney R. Rabb, chairman of cated near Interstate 91. California poverty program. 4-H Development Fund. ’The nomination was approved sponsored amendments. Rd., chairman of the public re- g-gt together about once a week the corporation, said net profits Town officials say the Indu" EXTRA LEAN "MINUTES FRESH* STORRS (AP) — Current con­ SUOOR ^^ftuftSsKs. 2 2 ND The County was asked to without dissent. Dooley, a member of the leg- lations committee. tor activities approved by the were reduced to $6,638,000 in fls- trial development will provlf’*' cern about the environment raise the total of $3,000 over a isiahire’s judiciary committee, Malcom Barlow of 23 Pearl mother or guardian. cal 1970 from $7,446,000 the year at least 6,000 jobs and produce Carluccl had been serving un­ could turn into a fad and die der a recess appointment by three-year period. One yew has ejqjijjned^ " i was happy with director of casework for The board hopes eventually before becaua* of rising costs, a a $1.6 million tax return annup GROUND CHUCK out unless so m e U ^ Is done to p^gi^ent'^^t^on^^tTr'^n^'AlZ passed with about one-third TOl- wiretap bill as it was re- 3 jg Brothers of Greater Hart- to match about 10 per cent of long strike in Rhode Island and ly by the time it is complet' counterbalance lobbying and le- J. Cranston, D-Calif., blocked lected the committee report^ parted out favorably by our appointed secretary, the fatherless boys in Manches- an expansion program. in 16 to 25 years. gal s it in g by Indite!^, a re^ action late In the last Congress. Money from the fund will be conimlttee. I saw no reason for Named to the board of dlrec- ter, Bolton, Hebron, Andover Earnings per common share Enfield has applied for a $r. resentaUve of Ralph Nader s Cranston acted In an effort to used to help with the National y^g j^mended change. tors were Jack DeQuattro of 616 and Coventry with volunteers, were $1.80, compared to $2.40 a million state grant to devel- Public R e s e ^ h Action group approval of a grant for the ------rciH-Hnn Sullivan 17 4-H Foundation Building Pro- “Actually, the only purpose of center St.; Carmine Fllloramo This would mean at least 100 year ago, when the corporation the park. said here Tuesday. ^ iifom ia Rural Legal Assist- Priscilla Anne Doyle, 22, G le i^ gram and to support state 4-H y,g i,yj gg j understand It, is <,f 29 Butternut Rd.; Robert Ful- Uttle Brothers. had sales of $720.6 million. ------— “ You can only talk so loig. program, which Gov. Ron- daughter of Mrs. Celeste C. ^"Bhter of Ito. A*™• activities. The total collected permit a wiretap in the event igp <,1 gjg Parker St.; Ted La- ’The men and boys will have ’The corporaUon operates 160 MauriUus, In the Biman Ocera, It’s Ume to shift Into a new g ij R e a ^ sought to veto. Doyle, Rockville. She plans to T. SulllVM, .64 Niles Dr. Sh® from ConnecUcut, to date, la y^^ belief exists that a crime Is Bonne of 166 Main St.; Man- all the advantage of the Hart- supermarkets and a variety of became independent of the Brlt- phase,” James D. Welch told gj^^g ^een funded on an attend Manchester Ckimmunlty Is a senior at East Catholic $62,443. about to be committed. Remov- Chester Police Lt. Robert D. ford Big Brothera agency, other businesses. In 1968. a UConn audience as he jjjtgrim, six-month basis, CoUege. High School. To Direct Camp ing that condition weakens the stumped for support of a pro­ The Tolland - Windham 4-H intent of the bill, in my opin- posed professionally staffed re­ Camp Association has hired ion.” source center. Mrs Kirby Judd of Somers to As it was sent to the senate, He said that such a center be director ^of this ORDER for wiretap leglsUUon In his 2.32 be publiahed one Ume to Acampedgn and inaugural address of an automobile. 825-14 17.95 and presumably would sign the Police Chief Blaglo DlUeto 825-15 2J7 . Mte^JOHN J. WALLE’TT. Judge measure If the Senate passes it. said the car, bearing Pennsyl­ 1 775-15'* 19.95* 2.16 Just In Time for Easter Sausage Making! vania license plates, was towed 855^14 2.50 away from the parking lot of 18.95 2.54 a Holiday Inn here Jan. 7. 855-15 The RAINTIRE i K V He said employes of the tow­ 900-15* 2695* 2.89 MEATY. PLUMP ing company opened the trunk W KIttwall Omr P tm F M . Tuesday night In response to a All prices plus Fed. Ex. Tax and smooth TvbElMS Trite Em. T«8 tlz a ■Boefc B M liT Ir * strong odor. I tire o ff your cur. Dilleto said Pennsylvania au­ W D 'li I.T t TURKEY LEGS IITEWALLS ADD $SA0 MORE EACH E4S«I4 M.9S l.T I thorities were also working

^ 0 'S D I VY i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1971 PAGE EIGHTEEN WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1971 :^mtrl|patpr ^tipnini( l^proUi WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1971 Corps In Meriden, said bingo Is valued at about $860. The plan son and $200 for a couple In “our bread and butter lor oper- House Unit Near Accord now shaping up substitutes cash each category, to be paid entlre- Caurt Hears atln^f our corps.” He said higher for the food stamps. ly by the federal government. prizes for large bingo operators Even at what is considered States could provide more but BITUMINOUS School Board Asks Directors Report Of would force smaller operations On State Welfare Relief the minimum $2,200 level, com- would receive no matching like his own to stop be­ mittee sources said, this new *onds. cause they do not have room WASHINGTON (AP) — The the yearly floor of federal sup­ plan would represent at least The present systems for adult SfjuruLoLihsL Give Us Any ADM Increase Torture for the large number of players House Ways and Means Com­ port would be set at not less some saving in welfare costs for beneficiaries are jctot federal- DRIVEWAYS mitted is nearing a decision on than $2,200 for a family of four, states participating In the feder- state undertakings under a com- Parkings Areas • Gas Stations s Basketbal Courts to support the prize costs. Now Booking for Seasonal Work (Oonttnaed from Pa^e One) Rep. Arthur Della Vecchla, legislation that would relieve with a provision for additional al matching fund program. plicated formula that averages Legislature May Approve matching funds to states provid­ The committee was reported roughly to a 6()-80 split, him of lying about not being D-Southlngton, also urged the states of much of their welfare QapiJbDiL money and other state g^rants, ccats and Institute a modified ing more than the minimum. nearer agreement on a com- The payments vary from state Early Bird Special Board of Education Caialrman able to read Klmbro said the committee to free all bingo plete federal takeover of the to state, but average about $76 Walter Doll Jr. last night called board members noted, is two- parties offering prizes less than version of President Nixon’s This would represent a com* / j r thirds reimbursable over and b(xA was given to Rackley by $00 from registering with the family assistance plan. promise eolutlcm to the problem welfare programs that now pay for the aged, $102 for the blind 10% DISCOUNT NOW THRU APRIL IS By Sol R,. Cohen on the Board of Directors to benefits to about 2 mllllmt aged and $94 for the disabled. make a “sporting proposition” above the actual cost of educa­ Mrs. Huggins, state police. He said he knew The crucial queetlon of how of regional cost-of-llving differ­ All Work PersonaUy Supervised. We are 100% Insured tion, to the town general fimd At that point, Klmbro testl- of elderly persons forced to much support to be provided ences. persons, 81,000 blind and 918,000 ------Hie turnout for Friday’s pub- off-track, pari-mutuel betting, on the 1971-72 school budget. disabled adults. When Queen Shubad of Ur SINCE lie hearing on abortion law re- originally scheduled for 7 to- The second and last meeting of in the ensuing year. Over the fled, he and Sams hit Rackley stop bingo parties because they needy families remains imset- The original Nixon proposal DeMAIO BROTHERS 1920 last several years, reimburse­ were not registered, even though tied after weeks of closed door last year was for a $1,600 yearly A consensus was said to be died more than 6,000 years ago, form and repeal promises to be night in the State Capitol, has the two bodies before the public with a stick and with their fists, buUding around a flat pairment four harpists were among the 40 CALX, 648-7001 ment has ranged between 46 and they were playing only for pen­ meetings. ’ cash support for a family, sup- so big (and so emotional) that i>een postponed until further hearing at Waddell School on 50 per cent of the expenditure. and Sams told Rackley he was nies. It aK>eared likely, however, plemented by food stamps of $160 a month for a single per- se rv ^ ts entombed with her. the legislature’s public health notice April 6 was held in the Munici­ expelled from the party. and ^ e ty committee has book- The" government adminlstra- pal Building hearing room. The balance between the board’s budget analysis and Klmbro said when Rackley Memorial Hall, jjon and policy committee, wlUch Speclflcaily, he asked the di­ It oi^nally was scheduled for scheduled. the hearing, rectors to earmark for educa­ Weiss’s recommended Increase, did not leave immediately he Doll noted, is $156,608, to be ap­ was taken to the basement, the Hall of Uie House of Repre- g-^ve no reason for the* postpone- tion any ADM (average dally sentoUves. „,ent. plied to salary adjustments for handed a newspaper and told membership) increase the Gen­ the present staff of 750 people. to read it. When he said he could The hearing will follow the eral Assembly may vote above usual legislative rules — with Former State Senate Majority This would provide for only half not read, Klmbro, said, a noose the present $2(» per pupil. Doll of them, he added. In salary lawmakers speaking first at Leader ESdward Marcus visited said that he anticipates the was placed around his neck and of ' tljp State negotiations, the board has of­ the other end of the rope was 10 a.m. ’Ihe public’s turn will the press room state legislature will up the per begin at about 10:i30, hopefully. Capitol yesterday. Asked how fered the teachers a $260,000 thrown over a beam. pupil aid to towns by $10 or package, which includes an When Rackley said again that Liberalization of Connect- he felt being away from “the $20. If the directors accede to •M’^OOUjns action,” he replied, “It’s not across-the-board Increase of $300 he could not read, Klmbro testi­ CiUdo! icut’s abortion laws appears his recommendation, he added, plus increments. fied, "George Sams said this doomed again this session. Pro- bad.” “I believe that we will be able ”I don’t think we should do called for more discipline and posed changes are being oppos­ to resolve our problems.” The Republicans, who hold a to our employes what you aren’t 2 Rackley was beaten.” ed by the top legislative lead­ On Feb. 15, the Board of Edu­ Dutch-treat luncheon each Tues­ going to do to yours,” Doll com­ Sams then ordered him tied ers of both parties and by Gov. cation approved a 1971-72 budg­ mented to Weiss. This was a and Mrs. Huggins was present, Thomas Mesklll. day will hold a Dutch-treat • et of almost $10.3 million dol­ reference to salary negotiations Klmbro said. cocktail party and dinner also lars. This year’s budget is $9 between the town and its two Klmbro said Mrs. Huggins and Trim Down for Summer Fun Democratic State Rep. John next Tuesday. million. A week ago. Town employe groups. another Panther were told by Carrozzella of Wallingford is The luncheon will be at the Manager Robert Weiss said Weiss recommended that Sams to get some hot water and The Simple Exercise Way! G.E. Deluxe Power Spray Carousel Presents the New Elektra House chairman of the legisla- Shoreham Motor Hotel and the that he was going to recom­ Doll’s proposal to earmark any they went upstairs. Klmbro said ture’s judiciary committee, dinner at Carbone’s Restaurant, T'-~ mend setting the school budget ADM increase for schcxil use be Rackley was gagged and the Steam, Dry Iron Stereo L.P, Records which gave a favorable report both in Hartford. at $9,750,000. gfiven serious consideration imtll other Panther returned with the Wonder Sauna "Suddenly” Wig to the wire-tap bill. ------Weiss’s recommended Increase the town’s budgetary needs are boiling water, which was poured • David Frye — “Radio Free Nixon” In pushing through seven Former State Sen D ^ d of $750,000 is not enough, Doll ascertained. on Rackley. • The Doors — ”13” amendments to the bill yester- M^chester hM been Atty. Allan Thomas and M. In concluding business, Weiss 4 Defense attorneys made fre­ Air Belt • Bread — “Mama”' day, Carrozzella explained the appointed Senate parllamen- Philip Susag iHjlnted out at vari­ announced that Director of Pub- quent objections to Kimbro’s ,-s* CHABOE • Judy Collins — “Whales & Nightingales” Democratlc position. T ous times last night. $950,000 Uc Works William O’Neill had testimony, saying It failed to TODB • The New Seekers — ’’Beautiful People” ”Our purpose.” he said, “is ™ CA Youth and ^ e m in e n t would just about hold the line, recommended that the architect link their clients to the slaying. to protect the public’s right to Program, scheduled for April After 114.97 FCBCBASE D498 E598 Thomas said Susag called the firms of Russell Glbscn and Judge Mulvey overruled the Perma-press and re; ular, 2 spray settings, privacy and to prevent invasion May 1-2, in the Cap^l. Sale *25 town manager’s increase “re­ vonDohlen of West Hartford defense on assurances from the 39 veiits in polishei aluminum soleplate. of privacy. In view of that pur- House p a rlla m ^ t^ a n 2.99 Exciting new styled wig brushes easily into Putting First Aid Skills to Work gression.” and Stecker and (Jolavecchlo of state's attorney that the testi­ 2.27 Magnified water window, w fabric pose. We admit that we’re mak- w"!!! be State Rep. Robert King In a report on budget neces­ Bloomfield be selected to design' mony would support the con­ guide. #F101 4 flattering looks! Soft, bouncy, w ab b le Ing the bUl as burdensome as of Tolland, chael Save, a science teacher at Robertson, to al­ sities analysis distributed last the proposed third junior high spiracy charges. modacrylic, so light, so nice to wear! possible.” 'YMCA youth and staff from Sixth grade students at Robertson School adminis­ Inflatable reducing belt Non-stick soleplate #I01WT R»g. i9.97 1 6 . 4 '^ 2.99 3.49 low the students to practice the first aid skills he night, the Board of Education and Forest Hills elementary On Tuesday, the jurors studied takes inches off your waist. ------throughout Connecticut will par- ter first aid to some of their classmates this morn­ came up with $594,392 that it schools, respectively. The direc­ photographs of Rackley’s body, Wear while working, Manchester State Rep. Fran- ticlpate in a three-day, slmu- ing after a fake disaster struck in the basement of has been teaching them. Savo said the students tors will take official action at taken soon after he was found must have next year. Included playing. No strain; one size cis Mahoney yesterday spoke lated legislative session. the old building. The incident was staged by Mi- did a “good job” and saved almost everybody. - in the figure is $146,090 for ele­ their April meeting. in a riverbed 20 miles north of fits all. against a bill which would au------In the meantime, Weiss said, New Haven on May 21, 1969. Bissell mentary and secondary school Genetal Electric thorize the state to withdraw Le^slation that would make 313.7 with industrials off 1.9, ended Jan. 31, slumped 5% to 43' up % to 19%: Ampex. up % to teachers, books and supplies, the firms will be notified of Defense attorneys argued that from the Connecticut River up to $10,000 available to an out­ 21%; Grant Warrants, off 1 to their probable selection and the pictures should not be WaU-to-Wall 4 Foot lltilty Fixture rails off .4 and utilities off .1. alter a delayed opening due to based on an anticipated enroll­ Flood Control Compact. going governor, to help him Stocks Skid, The margin of declines over an influx of orders. 60%: U.S. Steel, off % to 33%; ment growth of 300-325 pupils; preliminaiy plans turned over shown to the jury because they Industrial type, hooded. Our were “Inflammatory” and bore D u als Portable Heater ■ Mahoney is a member of the clean up his state obligations advances widened to about 250 Opening of trading in Flying Boeing, up % to 21%. and Ow­ $205,000 for state-mandated pro­ to them. Legal agreements, he Rug Applicator Includes 2 fluorescent Reg. after he leaves office, was pass­ Tiger was delayed alter a Chi­ ens niinols, off 2% to 69%. added, will call for no pay­ no relation to their clients. The bulbs, rapid start type. 15.99 Connecticut River Flood Con­ Trade Active among Issues traded on the New grams; $60,218 for improved in­ A ft.r p ^ Q Q !!!!!iiiil! 11.88 trol Commission, comprised of ed yesterday by the House and York Stock Exchange. cago court issued a temporary Among American Stock Ebc- structional programs; and $182,- ments to be made until after prosecutor. State’s Atty. Arnold Wonder Wheel After Markle, said the photographs LlO O appointees from Connecticut, was sent to Gov. Mesklll for NEW YORK (AP) — The The decline ranged through restraining order against the change prices were Asamera 674 for non-lnstructional costs. the November referendum. If were needed to give the jurors pric. m Sale Massachusetts, New Hampshire his signature. The bill passed stock market went into a steep­ the steels, rubber issues, farm company’s recently announced 5 Oil, up % to 20%; Sav-a-Stop, off Included in the state require­ the referendum is defeated, the “flavor” of the scene. After 7.79 1Z99 end 'Vermont. the Senate last week. er slide In moderately active implements, electronics, chemi­ per cent stock dividend. 1% to 14%; Mohawk Airlines, up ments is an allocation of $166,(X)0 Weiss said, “The money will Sale 9.87 Big Board prices Included % to 6%; International Stretch, have to come from some­ Judge Harold M. Mulvey over­ A Bissell Applicator Testifying before the legisla­ The measure, which passed trading today. cals, rails, and drugs. for a new program for children ruled the defense objection. 3.99 and 3 quarts of Bissell ture’s government administra­ on a voice vote, would pay ex- The setback was on a sharper Chrysler, off % to 26; Sears, up 1 to 21%; and Recrion, up 2 with learning disabilities. Tliis where.” 2.97 istant heating ribbon 18’ er Cabinet Utility Light Big block trades included Roebuck, up % to 84; FaberKc, to 39%. Earlier, Margaret Hudgins, a Rug Shampoo, with tion and policy committee, penses Incurred from public scale than in the three previous Trims and tones midriff, -type element; tip-over AU purpose fluorescent 110,000 shares of Brunswick, up frail Black Panther vdio be­ Mira-lift — a special switch shuts heater off. Our Mahoney explained that the duties — including secretarial sessions. >4 at 29>^, and 86,600 shares of relaxes muscles, relieves ten­ grease cutting solvent has outlet, on/off Rag. be terminated help, postsige, preparation of Analysts said profit taking came the state’s first i^tness 1,000 watts radiant heat. switch. Streamlined compact may U.S. Plywood, off 1% at 35. Hiursday alter she waS sub­ sion. that lifts grease and 6.75 4.48 only by an act of Congress. He reports, and attendance at continued to weigh on the mar­ stain from carpet. ____ #H14. ket, and that Investors were A loss of 1% to 140% by Du poenaed 30 minutes before court 6” Single Wonder Wheel told of the various projects fund­ meetings of public officials. Pont helped pull down the blue Former Gov John Dempsey, concerned that the economy M opened, completed her tes­ ed by federal grants, ”under- chip averages. timony. The miracle exerciser! 1.49 way and uncompleted.” If the as well as Gov. Mesklll and was not making a stronger re­ Mrs, Hudgins said she did not Kleenex200’s Buy Now For compact is terminated, equlval- all future ConnecUcut gover- covery. Bausch & Lomb gained 1% at 75% in a continuation of its rise see Seale on either of the days After m «-■ ent funds would have to be nors, would be eligible for the The noon Dow Jones average that he was in New Haven be­ Last Chance! The Holidays furnished by the several states, assistance. Each incoming gov- of 30 industrials was off 6.96 to on the strength of government M anchester 7 fore Rackley’s death. The wit­ Wonder Exercise R& 4 i *1 he said. ernor already has $10,000 at his 902.93. approval of its new contact lens. ness had testified last weeic that SIcBox K'for JL *5 _____ disposal for pre-inau^ratlon The noon Associated Press Mattel, which reported lower per share earnings for the year she saw Mrs. Huggins go Into White or assorted colors. A public hearing concerning duties. 60-stock average was down .9 to SAVINGS the basement of the house serv­ Floor Mat Refund ing as the local Panther head­ « Bath Pal A quarters, and that she heard Animal Soap I Expires Mar. 31 Rackley’s “hollering” coming After Sale from the room. A LOAN Mrs. Hudgins said that 4.59 All Men’s Association Geoige Sams Jr., the prosecu­ 3.88 5 9 ^ tion’s main witness against Pure Castile soap in 5 Remington Seale, bad beaten Rackley with Good for all exer­ animal shapes. U sH r Finery W y o u , s p e a stick. On Tuesday she testi­ cise programs. Our fied that Sams frightened her, Easy to clean, easy Im ported Electric Shavers and that he had forced a heavy- to store. English Talcum Sale Refund Final Cott Silverplated soon and make set Panther woman to perform Model Our Reg. 641 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER u s a V isH soon After itock IS deep-knee bends even though 17.99 15.99 $5 10.99 Hollowware Pieces rourrelerfcnwWWours she cried sutd said she had Men’s & Ladies’ Wonder Sale #LB4 Open 6 Days • Thurs. Night till 9:00 67c p<^o. #LB3 18.99 16.99 $5 11.99 Our Loweit compJ®'^® • Mrs. Hudgins conceded, im- Lily of the Valley, Mitcham UR $1 Price I Charge It With Your “Master der questioning by Markle, -that Weighted Bells Lavender or Gardenia. #LB7 28.88 24.99 $5 19.99 CHCDICE After Sale 13.99 she had done nothing to help Charge Card” or With Oilr Rackley or to bring Sams’ ac­ Foamy Shave Cream #LB9 32.99 28.99 $5 23.99 tions to the attention of Pan­ After Heavily silverplated on solid brass. Choose: Own Personal Charge Account.. After Water pitcher w/ice guard #720, 16” dia. ther officials. Sale Sole REFUND As court opened Tuesday, Mul­ 1.03 Buy any Remington Men’s Shaver round tray #733, sugar/creamer with tray 9.97 #704, 16” footed well-and-tree platter Your Little Girl’s Favorite Dresses Are vey denied a defense motion to 8.49 Reg., lime, menthol. 14 and Remington will refund you $5! #701. allow a defense-appointed “ex­ 3/4 oz., 1.29 size Ask clerk for details. Here. Choose from: Kate Greenway, pert” to give Sams his second Tightens inactive muscles. Non­ V. Youngland, R.A.R., Miss Quality, Polly psychiatric examination. irritating. 'Velcro easy-on fast­ But the judge ruled that if ener. Flinders, Love, Nanette and Cinderella---- Sams is called as a witness— Popular Prices Too! as he is expected to be—he will be examined by two Connecti­ cut authorities on mental health, Mattel one of them the doctor who con­ Wonder Slant Board ducted the first examination. Wizz-zer Dr. Robert B. Miller, super­ intendent of the Falrfl^d Hills After Hospital at Newtown, Ooim., Sale was appointed by Mulvey last 13.49 Tonka Totes Lego Building Set April after It was revealed at 11.97 a bcdl hearing that Sams once YOUR Our itog. l o t i was classified by New York au­ After Sale Price 99c oo thorities as a “dangerous Trim, tone and CHOICE 89c mental defective” and a strengthen 66' “moron.” muscles. Folds New, tiny cars in many models. Seen on The balancing, gyrating top that needs no string! Creative, educational set build 12 dif- Miller reported some two flat for storage. TV. ferent models. “Welcome to our 2 months later that Sams no longer could be classified as mentally defective and was stable and intelligent enough to give reliable testimony. Skinny Dipper 9 9 The judge said he had no hesitance about allowing Sams to testify at the trial of Licmnie Completely Foldaway CHARGE new home McLucas, a Black Panther later YOUR convicted of ccmspirlng to mur- PURCHASESI 'der Rackley and sentenced to 12 to 15 years in prison. It's a mighty proud moment when you take your family to According to the IPanthers, Rackley’s killing was conceived your new home and say, "Well, here it is . • . all ours. Buy­ and engineered by Sams in an ing a now home involves important financing and here s effort to help aut^rlties under­ where Manchester Savings & Loan can help you. We been mine support for the Black Pan­ 9.88 ther party. in the business of helping folks to own homes longer than any­ Heavy duty canvas one else in town . . . 90 years in fact. That's why we re called bed — complete body UlCBZ/n Early American Style exerciser for arms, General Electric the "home financing experts." Economy Bingo After waist, legs, thighs, Ladies’ 17 Jewel Sale etc. AM Clock Radio 23” diag. Color Television ill Fears Bonanzas 24.95 OUR IXIWEST PRICE Gruen Watches So when you decide to buy a new home, come in^^and talk to experts. Learn about our "open end mortgages. No HARTFORD (AP) — Small- obligation. " prize bingo would be forced out Now your Bike can be an Exerciser, ■ $ THEN AND NOW. . of business If the General As­ With a Bike Converter sembly permits larger prizes, 4 9 9 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ several bingo sponsors testified 10.88 “ Caldor The age of AccuColor is here! RCA brings SCUTTLEBUTT Tuesday at the State Capitol. you accurate automatic tuning, brilliant Five styles to select from, including sport Priced! Automatic w^ke to music . . . big, easy to and dress styles. One full year guarantee. Don’t spread it around ... but everyone is madly MANCHESTER’S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION The spokesmen were opposing 4.99 read clock dial. Space savdr styling. life like color. Handsoipely style console. jealous of my two-piece pants outfit by Save up to $10! ® bills before the legislature’s Converts any 2 wheel bike to exerciser bike, for trim­ SCUTTLEBU'TT... it’s made in a deep red cotton It’s like letting the sunshine in ... Tm wearing my ming figure, toning muscles. new Kate Greenaway window-pane woven jilaid, 1007 MAIN STREET, NEAR MAPLE STREET - TEL. 649-4588 General Daw Committee like with a white Aztec print. The ball-fringed tunic is one proposed by Rep. Silvio A. trimmed with dipped embroidered flowers and COVENTRY OFFICE - ROUTE 31 - TEL. 742-7321 Mastrianni, D-Derby, that would great over sweaters. Chars* H SCUTTLEBU'TT... another quality product by evelet edging. Oh, ves, it’.s done in a durable press Increase the total allowable' SALE: WED. thru SAT. blend of Fortrel’^ and cotton ... in lilac or pink. prize for one day from $250 to at Kate Greenaway. Manchester, 1145 Tolland Tpke. Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. $350 and a similar Increase In $ 1 6 -0 0 7 to 14 Only $8.00 in Sizes 8 to 6x Only individual special prizes. Gaidar SAT.: 9 AJA. lo 9 PJW. Harold Straus, a fund-raiser for the Washington Park Drums Ji-

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PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1971 Ways and Means Committee South Windsor was against it. U.S. Sidetrip Tut Mills’ efforts were being, Hebron As Others See Us frustrated by me cool reaction Call for Speedup ’TOKYO (AP) — Emperor By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ments machine,” Trybuna Ludo of me Japanese government and Sprenkel’s General Budget Hirohlto and Empress Na- On Taxes Stirs Resident Asks Opinion gako may visit me United LONDON (AP) — The Ob- said. industry and me outright rejec- States after making an 18- server of London suggests mat Anomer Communist o^ a n In tlon by Formosa .S^th Korea SWEATERS Up $68,000, or Six Mills ,»_*•«« X Czechoslovakia attacked the and Hong Kong, it added, Democratic Ire day tour of Western Europe me proposal by U.S. Secretary g p^gju^n the Vienna "His campaign for me accept- On Excavation Charges Town Manager Terry V. uated again yedr,’’ Spren- this ,fall, a spokesman of me HARfreV)RD (AI^) — House mis of State William P. Rogers for a talks. ’The Slovak party newspa- ance of me Japanese offer is Sprenkel has presented me kel said. Imperial Household said to­ Speaieer William Ratchford says and the commission denied any day. U.N. peace-keeping force In me per Pravda asserted that "the based on me understanding that John Henneberger, a resident Town Council wim a general a reduction was made In me Middle East to include Ameri- influence of people who are not similar offers will be forthcom- Its “ unrealistic” of Gov. Thom­ of Slocum Rd., last night re­ change. government bu^et, which Contingency Fund rf about $20,- Hie royal pair leaves The commission requested can and Soviet forces "Is an his- interested in bringing SALT to a Ing from mese three major as Mesklll to expect legislative would require a 6-mlll tax In- o()o or about one-fifth of a mill, Tokyo Sept. 27 for me Euro­ quested the Planning and Zoning Ellenberg to appear before the toric turning point” In me Mid- stage I'n which a treaty could be Asian textile producers whose action so early In the season crease wim a little more than Sprenkel noted In me capital pean trip, which will include Commission to ask its attorney, board with a detailed map and east dispute "and a world event drafted has distinctly increased recent successes in me Ameri- on his proposals for a tax In­ $68,000 In added expenditures, improvement fund account mat official stops in Belgium, Vn*** ^ Arthur Barrows, whether Caron accurate description of the land Britain and West Germany of me gfreatest Importance.” on me American side.” can market have been almost crease. In a budget message to me the $200,000 be appropriated to That was one of me comments pravda said mis view was equal to Japan’s, me newspaper Brothers’ excavation on a tract involved. Also, the commission and imofficlal visits to Den­ And others In the Democratic asked for a signed'petition from Oouncll, Sprenkel noted that a permit me town to start under- that people In Europe and Asia supported by a proposal by Sec- seld, of land north of Slocum Rd. is net amount to finance the bud- taking some of me programs mark, France, me Nemer- leadership agree. other residents in the area lands and Switzerland. were reading about America ret^ry of Defense Melvin (R. 1’be Herald said since all They reacted with Indignation a commercial use. ^ t would require $2,360,356 to recommended by himself and last week. Laird asking Congress to allot three had chosen to reject me Henneberger ciaims that by whose land is Involved in the Tues^y to Mesklll’s charge that change showing that they are be raised througdi property the Capital Goals and Improve- ’The weekly newspaper de- billion for further con- Japanese proposal, “ It seems as lot A they are "sitting Idly by and excavating and trucking dirt to taxes generated within me com- ^gnt CommlsslMi and to permit other areas town where in favor of the change. dared in an editorial that me struction of me antimissile sys- the world will have to contln- doing nothing" about his plan In the meantime, the com­ m ^ t y and esUmated revenues ^^e allocaUon of.certain funds Doctor Bids tension between Washington and tern. ue to live wim me threat of a to raise the sales tax to seven Caron is building. It is in viola­ wm amount to $613,764. toward specific projects mat tion of town regulations. He mission will seek professional isrw l over the territorial de- editorial com- “ me.’’ aa.ve lot 3e«»»’ per cent by April 1. advice as to whether or not any ^ ^ n k e l said mere ^11 bO no bTconsldered and under- tails of a setUement “ has ob- Singapore ------According to the Democratic said the company has not ap­ TO^us available to aa- during me next five years. Soviets Free plied for a permit for excava­ change In this area from resi­ & leaders, there’s no possibility of sUt In defraying a proposed tax „ was also noted that mis acter of mis proposal.” “ Wrong Change tion under either the old regu­ dential to business should be tiated settlement of me problem 9bot«- meeting that deadline. Perhaps made at this time. has resulted In. me town they say, something can be done lations or the new regulations Four Friends Pointing out mat me United o 7 'u .s7 texuie' imlwrt" quoted ~ 9we»*** At such time that the above undertaking me construcUon of States and me Soviet Union ^eing frustrated by the “ limesota High School League by May. passed last January. By MARTIN ZUOKEB requirements are met, a public would-----,------be acting.1— . togemer----. 1— .to------pre- 6 J reduced from $2.60 to $2 me „ ^on-> "You don’t Just rfjove a tax Henneberger feels that for the hearing will be called to con­ made basedu«wu on theUie factlaci thatuiai through toe Capital Improve- pea^^^’in d isp u ted Pr*ce of a ticket to one game of OP®" UB6 -3* ^ down people’s throats without time being Caron Brothers has sider the changes. ments Fund, mus eliminating . ^ v let**^ lon has ^ which bom have competitive basketball tournament, listening to them first," was the completed excavation in the Residence Limit ang^term Inv^toents have resorting to a bond . nnirmalim for me re pohtlcal Interests,” me Observ- President Nixons rejection of But it’s selling a package deal way Senate 'President Pro Tern area "but has allowed the ex­ ThBi commission also consid­ mwpped almtwt 60 per cent on ^ issuance of short tor ^.S. proposal may Japanese offer to exercise ,cr all four sessions for $8.50. C^iarles T. Alfano put it. And, cavated portion to remain un­ ered Additional proposed chang­ me c o ^ e r e la l market. ^ l e ^ d l^ o u ^ e n ^ jd ^ for ^ ^ „ J voluntary export controls, me -w e just plain goofed,” said he added, “ I wouldn’t go for a contoured, unkempt and un- es in the regulations govern­ According to Sprenkel mere _____ an IntemaUonal security system Paper said, "is bad news for Murrae Freng, acting excutlve wUl be no appreciable increase ^ Vai.rio ao in ^ j ------...... •*> seven per cent sales tax under aesthetlc.” ing construction of two-family . •• ------Manchester Evening Herald ^ i / t that could be applied wim varia- world trade in general as well director of the league. "We’re 2 any circumstances.’’ ' In his letter to the commis­ residences in an R-1 zone. Con­ In the grand list, based on me windwir ^ ^ p o n d e n t world’s omer trou- as for me parUes directly con- so embarrassed.” ROOSEVELT MILLS "He’s in an awful hurry to sion complaining about the" ex­ siderable opposition had been assessment list of Jan. 1. 1971. via, says 1^ friends only crime cerned. ” Freng said papackage ticket- Hie resumpUon of me manufac- »»Niara Varrick, tel. M4-8274. ^ mey appUed for eml- impose the highest sales tax in cavation, Henneberger added expressed by residents at a pub­ gration to Israel and poesessed ’Hie .Hmes of London, In an '" ‘e paper said It would not be buyers won’t have to pay me ex- SALEiraOOM AIO> GROUND FLOOR OF KNITTINO MILL. the nation,” Ratchford said of . . . "It appears that the tract lic hearing earlier this month hirer’s Inventory provision Is In edltori'aL commented that Israel Nixon to pass his pro- tra 60 cents next year; but no MeskUl. effect aifter a year’s moratori- maps and photograqdis of Israel 215 E. MAIN ST. ROCKVILLE will be left in this undesirable to previously proposed changes Is militarily strong and If it Posed quota bill since Chairman refunds will be made on this EXIT 98 off ROUTE 16 "There is inadequate oppor­ and old Zionist literature...... U/IU ,,,.. T 1 'M'llla IhA TT/ m i o a manner unless the authority of ^ny action by the commis- um and will reduce me grand Po^o^^ a V o ^ e r inte^ at a wants to, can hold on to Its Wilbur D. Mills of me House year’s tlckeU. tunity to plan and implement list by $2,000,000. the board Is exercised to re- had been tabled, T V Tonight Riga city’ clinic, said me four present fronUers wimout m u c h ------a tax so quickly,” Ratchford store the tract to its initial con- The commission will inform Other Oategories added, "and no opportunity for He added, however, increases for (kimplete Listings. were arrested as scapegoats In trouble. dltion.” residents of the proposed an IntlmldaUon campaign Discounting any ’ serious” the legislature cmd the public He further stated "Otherwise changes and when they will be in omer categ:ories will offset See Saturday’s TV Week to study it.” me grand Ust decrease cauised timed to discourage Jewish res- pressure from Washington If Is- property values in the neigh- considered for adopUm so they tlveneee. rael continues to persist In this 4 MesktU’s proposal is to raise borhood will be a victim of express their opinions. by me mauiufacturer’s invento­ 6:« (S> Fenr (C> “ My joy at being In Israel is atUtude and taking note of me the sales tax to seven per cent the blight, the dust and dirt ______ry provislMi wim a net increase (IS) wnd__ wnd ^ West dampened by me mought that fact that Israelis treat me pros- and abolish exemptions now en­ will act ag;alnst the public of approximately $1 milUem. aUUirsB’s UUBd (O) so many who want to leave Riga pect of IntemaUonal dlsapprov- joyed by purveyors of heating health and the debris remain­ Sprenkel said this anticipated SM (4*> WMUker Wotek ______(C) are denied permission,” Port- al “ wim a great deal of scorn,” fuels, utilities. Insurance, pre­ ing will act as a dangerous at­ Revamp Accord increase of $1 million as com­ 5:M (M> aUILna’s bUad (id) WlutFs M. noy told a reporter at me home me newspaper added that nev- scription medicine, g^asollne, tractive nuisance to children.” pared to averaged annual In­ d:dd (S-B-n-4d> WMrfker children’s clothing, haircuts, He asked that his letter be Far From Near aad News ^ (C ) of a relaUve. ertheless "It is bound to be at creases in me vicinity of $5 mll- (U) Caadld Camera (C, “ I made a promise before I least an element In me state’s . cleaning and laundering serv­ considered “ a formal request HAR’TFORD (AP) — Senate Uon results In a serious "hsLrd- (M) re TeU Ue Trath ices, and feed grains — among for the commission to take members of the Reapportion- t:d6 (4d> SoUt (C) left. That Is why I want mis sto- survival as an accepted unit In shlp to our municipal fixation S;Sd « ) Newi wHli Walter ry to be printed.” me Middle East." others. remedial action against the ment Committee had another go- factor and will mean a revenue Ute (C> Hie legislature’s Finance owners who have used the resi­ around ’Tuesday and emerged «R) News with H.K. Smitk ai^ Portnoy Identified his friends "So for all Israelis me choice loss to Soum Windsor of more Horry Beoeeaer (C> Committee is scheduled to be­ dential property in a commer­ from their meeting apparently than one mill on a tax levy." as Arkadi SipUberg, 32, an engl- between territory and peace (U> Dick Vaa Dyke neer; Boris Maftser, 26, an In- may be a real one, and me Ume gin holding the hearings on the cial manner In violation of zon­ no closer to agreement than they Included In me recommenda­ (»M#) NBC Newe ^ (C> 7:dd (S> Wkat la Ike Werid (C) plan in New London Wednesday ing and who have igpiored the were before. tions Is $100,000 as the munic­ dustrial worker; Rum Alexan- for choice is now,” me Hmes (g) Trnik or Cooeeqaeacee (C) drovltch, 23, a student nurse, said. U.S.D.A. CHO ICE night, and to follow up In Dan­ set of excavation regulations, Although committee members, ipality’s share of flood control (U) WkaF. My U a^ (C) bury, Monday, in ’Tolland April Unraveling a Knitting Problem prior and subsequent.” including Senate (3iairman improvements for me Avery (n-Sd-it) Newe — Weatker * and Mlriia Shepshelovich, 27, a Poland’s official (Communist 1, and in Hamden April 6. Business Zone James J. Murphy, D-Jforwlch, Brook water shed area, $26,000 7:M At Law (C> student of physics. newspaper, Trybuna Ludu, said Portnoy ^ d Shpllberg was last week mat- me Soviet Un­ ’The commission WEis also ap­ declined to comment in detail on^ under me Open Space program (S-ld) Coartekip of Bddle’i Vm- and are held Tuesdays at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. under the spon­ Uier (C> arrested Aug. 4, after he had Ion’s chief argument for reach- Mrs. Mary E. Griffith, left, of 203 Summit St. and Mrs. David proached by Sol Ellenberg of the discussion, it was clear that for la n d acquisition in me (U> I Spy ^ (C) Comins of 116 High St. unravel a problem in the knitting comer sorship of the Central Manchester Civic Association. Anyone Rt. 85, Amston, to extend the little if any progress had been "meadows” using federal and (ZZdd) Hea Irom SkUek (C> written a letter to the Soviet ing an underetanding wim the Flag Defiling d:dd (8-4d) Beom m (C) Communist party chief, Leonid United States soon in me strate- of the sewing center in the Unitarian Universalist Meeting interested in learning one of the skills, teaching, or donating south-central business zone to made. state grants and aids, and me (C) 8;M (S> All U tke Family I. Brezhnev. ' gic arms llmita'Uon talks called sewing machines is asked to contact one of the co-chairmen, include approximately 209 The deadline for enactment of $90,000 for me principal pay­ (t-dd> Smitk Femlly (C) lb Ban Is Upheld House, 466 Main St. Julie Comins, 14, a Bennet Junior High (U) Movie A copy of an Englirii transla- SALT is mat In me absence of Mrs. Patricia Fox of 31 Edgerton St. or Mrs. Christine Jack- acres, the majority of which he a rcapportionment plan is April ment due for me sewer proj­ (C) School eighth grade student, is apparently having little or no S:dd (») Medical Ceater tlon of me letter showed mat agreement "me armaments will By High Court owns. 1, a week from Hiursday, and ect. (8-U) JekBoy Caek Skew (C) trouble. Sewing, knitting, and crocheting classes began March 9 man of 166 Oak St. (Herald photo by Pinto) ( 0 > Shi^lbeig had twice applied for reach a level at which agree- Ellenberg is seeking a change there appears to be a strong "Hie most significant point n.jp {e? (C) permlssion to leave for Israel ment will be even more difficult By BARRY 8CHWEID of residential zoning to business pcssibility that no Senate plan to be madelade inIn this budget mes­mes- (S-M> Yooa* ixmem (C) calls for unmetered customers creditors include; Fred Domin- for property on the west side of will win the agreement of both (C) but was refused. In me letter he to attain." Associated Press Writer Petition Filed Ico, 78 High St., $625; Atty. Har­ sage, according to Sprenkel, (^iSwSd-dd) News Coventry to be charged $80 per year. Rt. 85 (Church St.) from Aarmi Democrats and Republicans by "Is me fact that this recom- ~ Weatker aad Sperta (O) pleaded for me rlg^it to allow ’The newspaper contends that WASHINGTON (AP) — ’The old Garrity, $392; Collection his two children to grow up in mis aigument is being repeated Those with meters are also Reid’s property north to Hope that time. molded budget would have JJ;|» skew Jokai New York law that makes it a In Bankruptcy Bureau, $200; Dr. Howard Jewish surroundings. "by several serious voices” in charged $60, plus 11.00 for Valley Rd. and on the east side House leaders want to enact a been $43,707 less than me cur­ Corsaa (O U.S.D.A. CHOICE crime to defile or cast contempt every 1,000 gallons of water Lockwood, $110; Dr. Winfield T. House Reapportionment plan, if (S-M) Dick Cavett Shew (C) Shpilberg’s wife gave blrm to me United States, Kurt M. and Christine A. Lin- of Rt. 85, south from the pres­ rent budget had we not includ­ upon the American flag "either Moyer, $101; Dr. Edward Su- they can, whether or not there (Id) Merv OrUfla Show (C> a third child soon after her hus- "It is not being Ignored by IVI PU C Lim its Increase used over the first 30,000 gal­ ent zone to Rt. 207. ed the mandatory debt pay­ by words or act” was uirfield to­ ders of 368 Oakland St. have Uck, $95; Atty. Wesley Gryk, l:dd (d-Sd-td) Newr — Frayer u d band was jailed. Wim no means Washington eimer, but me point lons per quarter. A year ago this month Ellen- is a Senate plan to accompany It. ment ctf $90,000 and me $100,000 Sica Off (0) PORTERHOUSE day by an equally divided Su­ Tlie PUC recommends that filed a voluntary petition In $72; Dr. Raymond Peracchlo berg had requested a change in Bipartisan agreement is essen- 1:17 (sT Newe — Frayer and S in of support, friends rallied to her (g the administration does at me preme Court. Avery Brook project.” Off clared melr desire to emigrate. -vtlces’ views or even how indivi­ commensurate with the duties PRESCRIPTION SERVICE which would have doubled the The company currently HARD TO BELIEVE tional grants will be forthcom- Cmuectleat Newereom They lost melr jobs. One of and obligations required of a dual justices voted. The tie re­ cost of water service to most charges $50 per customer, de­ tag from me state to assist local mem was me" bromer of Lelb PORK SHOULDERS sulted from the self-disqualifica­ utility of this size, and also pro­ defraying Its I Khsuiakh, who was sentenced to customers served, was strong- scribed as a “ meter charge or vide the company with an ade­ tion of Justice William O. Doug­ ly opposed by residents of a type of security deposit.” This f^t*S”^rattons;~ 47^are- Extended Forecast 10 yesirs In me Leningrad hijack PRBSeiBEPTION DEPT. quate margin of profit.” SELECTED las, who also gave no explana­ Northfields at a public hearing Is refunded when the property ness of me o v e r ^ present and ^ ^ t^al." 649-9946 tion. TTie PUC concludes that '"The on the matter last Dec. 2. Is sold. LOW PRICE! potential economic situation; 6) ^ Saturday wim a chance Asked why he mought he and AU OttaDr CaUs 643-6230 Attorneys for the gallery own­ approved rates are not unrea­ The drasUc reducUon In g rata or snow showers wife were permitted to eml- er, Stephen Radlch, maintained ’The company serves 99 real- The pxx3 decision also states sonably discriminatory or more dences In Northfields, main- j^at " ’The company’s water taxtag base; 6) Full reaUzaOon Sunday. Temperatures grate. Portnoy replied that STEER BEEF LIVER the law suppresses free speech or less than just, reasonable It's new! The opulent plush look of the Inflafionary Impact fac- g^^rage sUghUy below nor- maybe me Soviet aumoritles WESTOWN They argued artistic expression ^ pump ^ s storage facilities are currently adequate to enable the com tag bom me municipal admin- ^ gj dayUme highs mostly were interested In letting out may not be punished even If capacity of 56 gallcms per jggg than adequate under com-com p ^ y provide properly for the even istrator and me property owner the 40s and overnight lows moee Jews who are me most ac­ B E E i a a H S i found to be contemptuous of the minute and two 3,500 gallon „,tggior, standards and before public convenience, necessity NYLON SHAG CARPET 455 HARTFORD RD. pressure tanks, and customers addlUonal customers are ta Soum Windsor. averaging from me mid 30s at five. flag. and welfare.” He said that In attempting to ^ ^ t to me low and middle “ But mose passive now wiU MANCHESTER Radlch was prosecuted in 1967 felt that me supply w ^ Inade- ^ company must Install quate and me operation not It will be up to me company hold me line he was faced wim inland. active tomorrow,’’ he said, for exhibiting seven construc­ EASY-CARE TWO-TONE! Itself to file a rate schedule two alternatives. Hiey were to ______tions by Marc Morrel. ’^ T e w F c" findings. which Commission of said Instal- wim me PUC mat produces me ’The gallery owner was sen­ You can even install it yourself! reduce me contingency fund must be complied with before additional approved revenue of sq. yd. substantially, or to reduca or SERVINO OVER 20,(X)0 SATISFIED dJEN TS FOR OVER 10 YEARS tenced to 60 days In jail or a the water company can bring The report continues, “ Num- $2,927. $500 fine. In February 1970 the eliminate me capital Improve­ CUSTOM in additional revenue, appear erous complaints regarding in- The Ptre Is further ordering This is a two-toned shag that you’ll really revel in. The ment fund which has had an ap- New York State Court of Ap­ TAILORS to substantiate resldenU’ com- terruptlon In service have been me company to comply wim look is plush and opulent. . . but the carpet is so easy to propriatiiHi for me past several peals upheld the ctt, who for 14 years reviewed Informative. While most of toe based on the earlier work. wrecked toe sidewheeler Sulta­ T b ALL ITEMS LISTED BELOW Fight Pollution Wiether working ta the abbrevi­ na on toe Mississippi with a toll EASTER SEALS The cc^xMt people get knife- known for his popular novels— Ixxiks for toe New York ’Times, excerpts are indeed good read- PRICES EFFECTIVE MARCH S4-S7 sharp treatment ta Lambert’s has done here is to bring togeto- Many of these vignettes of his- ing, toe bed-time peruser is apt ated or toe long form, HoehUng of 1,200, mostly paroled Unlcai A group (rf Congregational TOWARDS The purchase of s i.00 OR MORE novel. IVho are they? ’They er a collection of yarns about tcry are indeed well written, but to find ’Thomas More a trial, knows how to handle stories of prisoners, and how fire gutted Church women, Interested in o range from fringe elements of these scandalous women. It essentially most of them are ta- Ben Basset toe sea. toe General Sll picnic. and woodland as open space, Howard Hughes to a smelly, mus, Montezuma, Louis XIV, BEEF. LAMB. VEAL. PORK or POULTRY scroungy gaggle of hippies, cul- HISTORY AS UTERATURE. Benjamin Franklin, toe young Co., Inc. $6.96. fury of a wounded whale. In toe As an added phis, Hoehltag’s are seeking support from the tlsts, pot-smokers and drifters. Edited by Orville Prescott. Har- Disraeli, Thomas Jefferson, One test of A.A. Hoehllng’s re- 17 chapters of Hoehllng’s bks and sources on which he Donald Tuttle. flL area. The nan^tor Is a novelist Here______are' 60 excerpts^______from toe One dividend of delving into ability to recount ta capsule viously untold, but HoehUng has and film writer who seems nor- works of historians who, in toe such a miscellany is to lead toe form, yet Interestingly and ade- done more than to rewrite mate­ based various chapters should Mrs. Tuttle said the women be invaluable to a student of sea American Lamb Only! mal in comparison with toe rest estimation of editor Orville reader to try to find out more quately, several sea disasters rial that already has been print­ would set up a plan for collect- ed. He has researched his sub­ lore. Finance Board Tables Ing and recycling glass contain- of the characters. Prescott, had a deftness ta writ- about the person or period. ’To that have been toe subject of George H. Miller ’The first part <>f the narrative ing that matched their scholar- those with only vague memories full-leng;th books—toe tragedies ject matter, Interviewed and ers. The group has suggested corresponded with survivors of Associated Press collection centers be provided deals with Susan, the 39-year- ship. ’These range from Herodo- of schl lessons about Waterloo of toe ’Titanic, toe Morro Castle, at the town’s disposal center. old widow of a film, producer, —------^ Pay Scale Proposals 'The selectmen said it will who neurotically tries to with- ^ draw from toe world of reality, The Board of Finance last Board member Kevin Cav- take time to build containers and almost makes it by mar­ night tabled action on the Sal- anagh strongly urged the board and agreed that it was an excel- Lies 0’ LAMB rying toe billionaire, whokn she arly Study Committee’s report members to allow the public to lent idea. i never sees. of recommended salary in- sit in on the meetings during TASTY & LEAN ’Then there is Gary, young, . ^ ------creases for town officials, pend- which department chairmen ^v e b^tles for toe “ SHOULDER CUT ^HORT FOR BROILING handsome, a draft-dodger and ^ IT'S A SURE BET! A&P MEATS CAN'T BE BEAT ing a meeting with toe com present and explain their pro- A.' also bisexual; his hangup is that mittea’E chairman next ’Tucs- posed budgets for new fiscal dents at . vear studying ecology and are inter- RIB LAMB CHOPS to feed his ego he must have the day nigh,. y • , . ested In supporting such a pro- adulation of both sexes as he In toe report, toe Salary Study He expressed toe opinion toe LAMB ALWAYS A TREAT bums his way through toe pads gram. we care 2 Committee makes note of toe public hearings held according Heart Fund and (ximmunes of the freak set. “Challenge placed upon these to state statutes left a lot to Atty. Elizabeth D. Hutchins LOIN LAMB CHOPS Also there is a young girl runa­ elected officials in a rapidly be desired, and “become slam way, who raves about being FRESH PORK SALE! htis been named chairman for For Slow or Stuffing growing cemmunity." bang affairs with everywie CHOPS For BraitliHI or Stow For Pawns or Braltins "free” (free from what is un­ the Heart Fund Drive now in 8 9 A&P RIB PORTIONS CONTAIN A Neck O’ Lamb Shank O ’ Lamb Breast O’ Lamb llie committee recommends watching the clock/* progress. ^ She was___ one of the clear), who summons up visions 7>RIB PORTION LOIN PORTION YOU C A N DEPEND ON A&P FOR TOP an increase in toe first select- “We have got to have some (j^gj chairmen ^ d was of an old-ttme movie star. FULL 7 RIBS The macabre tale is about men’s salary from $4,000 at public participation before we ^ member of toe board of dlrec- REGULAR STYLE (NOT 5 011| present to $6,500. ’The second cut large amounts from various ^ Eastern Chapter, . 3 9 « Bcrapheap characters who axe QUAUTY AND SAYINGS, TOO . . . disconnected from life, heedless end third selectmen would re- budgets,’’ he added. Connecticut Heart Fund Drive, FIRST CUT, TASTY > You Get Mereoi Hie Choice Center Cut 4 celve an Increase from $450 to Cavanagh was supported in a number of years ago. Mrs. of the future, mumbling childish i $000. his comment by board member Hutchins said it will be a mall excuses for their inadequacies, ’The town clerk’s salary would william Swanback, although campaign this year, due to dlf- RIB R O A S T CHUCK ROAST fears, frustrations and absurd CC evasions from the truth. ( be increased from $7,200 to $7,- member Stuart Joslin voiced ficulty of finding volunteers to CUT SHORT FOR BROILING SUNNYFIELD OR 600 as would toe tax collector’s, several reservations about hav- canvass house-to-house. ’The ’The theme is bizarre. But you •F The town treasurer would re- jng the public sit in on toe pre- town quota is $1,400. SHOULDER have to glye Lambert credit for celve $2,100 compared to $1,760 sentaticHis. In other years toe Public Nuraes RIB STEAK treating it with an expertly deft l b . l b . SMOKED hand. He writes powerfully, at present and toe bookkeeper’s original presentations have been The Columbia, HebrMi, An- CUT FOR SOUTHERN FRY STEAKS with insight. salary would be Increased to made In private “work ses- dover Public Health Nurses SUCieM'lh.1 lSUttD59'lb.1 LAND 0’ LAKES CHICKEN PARTS PORK CHOPS Miles A. Smith $1,260 from its present $1,000 slons." made a total of 167 visits during level. Joslin maintained It would February, 61 of which were THE SHAPE OF MINDS TU ’The part-time secretary to toe glow down toe finance board’s made In Columbia, GOME. By John Q. IsyUtr. 1 PORK SHOULDER U.S.D.A INSPECTED selectmen would receive an In- work and necessitate holding Mrs. Phyllis Jones, R.N., said Weybrigfat Mid TaUey. $6.96. FOR WHOLESOMENESS crease from $2,000 to $2,500. more and longer meetings, personal hygiene, growth and Taylor is discussing in this Hourly pay scales would be in- Board chairman Inward Wolf- development films were shown RIBS OF BEEF SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY creased, giving toe assistant to anger expressed some reserve- to girls In Grades five and six, book what he calls the mental Fresh Picnics revolution, as distinguished BUTTER toe town clerk and toe asses- tions but genersdly agreed with followed by a question and an- CANNED FRUIT SALE! from the mechanical revolution sors an increase from $2.60 an Cavanagh. swer period. The prt^ram re­ SLICED or HALVES which has had so much effect on OVEN READY hour to $3. ’The reg^istrars of It was agreed toe reactions qulred parental permission, SHOP-RITE YELLOW CLING In WHY PAY MORE? SHOP-RITE man’s life in the last 800 years. SHORT CUT FROM voters would be Increased from of toe public to toe budgets be- Mrs. Sarah Williams has SHOP-RITE His main point is that the revo­ 5 9 ^ b . PORK f lb. $2 ner hour to $2.25 and toe con- fore toe public hearing would Joined toe agency. She hM a SHOP-RITE FRUIT BARTLETT lution the mind must be FIRST 4 RIBS ONLY V4 stables from $2.60 to. $3. be beneficial to toe finance BS degree from CatooUc Unl- APRICOTS COCKTAIL PEARS PEACHES . speeded up quickly before clvlU- ^ pkg. The study committee used board, emd a decision to allow versity, Washington, D.C., ^ d zation destroys itself. "Super-Right" Quality lb. toe Connecticut Public Expend!- the public to sit in on toe meet- has had experience in public IBs procedure is to comb "SUPIR-mCHT" QUALITY CENTER CUTS CHOPS ture Council’s (CPEC) report tags, with a limited period al- health nursing, i-ib. through hundreds of research Prints on municipal salaries for 1970; lotted for public comments was Spring Follies A Slob Bacon 49v Smoked Pork Chops 89v M& cont 1 repents. £0s background 1s that Rib End Loin Center 69 the local annual report for 1970 agreed upon. The Lions Club will hold Its ASSORTED FLAVORS of a physicist, but he discusses Fresh Hams s u p e r - r ig h t a l l m e a t Oils Sliced Cuts and an estimated local popula- PubUc Participation annual spring folUes at Yeomans PRODUCE- a great many medical, surgical, WITH $5.00 PURCHASE WHY PAY MOREfSHOP RITE ;! 59* A&P Parfait Bessert .LV 45* tion of 8,200 as guides for their ^hole concept of public April 23 and 24. DOUHLi DUTCH y t LLOW f’L US OI HM<' itoysiological and psychological Skinless Franks findings. Also referred to were participaUon at toe meetings of The Rev. Geo^e Evans is Pink Salmon V-n 11 ADING FLAVORS matters. WHOLE OR PURE PORK OSCAR MAYER-ALL MEAT o r ALL BEEF various town reports for towns ^ various boards and chairman and other committee BANANAS Tliere are chapters on the EITHER HALF ^ In toe Tolland popul^rang^ commissions was discussed by members l"®‘h^® . ® " ®‘J? 89k Skinless Franks 99* 5 9 : 6 9 ^ 9 9 : M proepect for extending man’s In­ Loose Link Sausage According to toe r e p ^ members and Erickson w h ^ U d ire c t,^ b e rt Juice PILLSBURY telligence and memory, for ex­ the median salary for fir^se- residents sitting in on toe P^dheer. Raymond GOLDEN SHOP-RITE vSSCLSOW.im.REG •«. panding the consciousness, for CAP'N JOHN lectmen for towns in the 8,000 to Judd, stage manager, and Wll- or THIN IS REEF, CHICKEN Of TURKEY -FROZEN lib $ 1 0 0 GRANULATED RIPE controUtag emotions. Others are cnkucut pkgj. ■ Haddock Dinner "oi’. 39’ Amold Burnham, house manager, . 1 2 ' Spaghetti CAKE MIXES on sleep, drugs and such para- Swanson Meat Pies 4 pV,v °° A&P French Fries VI 3 and Other directors are Dick Dann, ALL VARIETIES normal psychic phenomena as CAP'N JOHN'S HADDOCK or FLOUNDER CALIFORNIA music; Don Macaulay, art; telepathy and clairvoyance. FROZEN GRADE "A" • WATCHlRSIROZtN ^ 12et w Z - ? s ^ m e .“ toeL'^ed that ,39^^ U l l O r i C DINNIRS 2 99* George Peters, lights; Layton Fresh Broccoli Ragu Sauces " 59* One of Taylor's inindpal A&P Sweet Peas 2,^49* Sealtest French Ice Crenm 79* X: C A R N A T ^ INOIVIOUAL ENVELOPES ;^ la U o n category’ ^ i^ len ^ M ^eley,'autoo, aiid Mrs. Wll- 8UNKI8T themes Is that consciousness FROZEN GRADE A 9 9 * GREEN G IA N T ■nie average or m etoan^ ^mvjhat^toe^^s^roblem^ Burnham, costumes. Navel Oranges 7 9 ^ Dry Milk 3 8 9 ^ seems to be dependent upem ^ P Orange Juice 3 '<«: 98* A Golden Hiblets Corn '?.^' 21* 49* ^ 14j ^ ‘^ ^ g o ^ ^ s $S,760® wkue them. However these people INDIAN RIVER - SIZE 36 electrical and chemical process­ Roman Froien Phrf y Pinos es within the brain. That leads SUGAR Seedless Grapefruit 49f^ SAVE MORE A T A&P Hginz Ketchup 3 S him to the pnqxxsltlan that there SPECIAL-10'OFF LABEL SAVE.. .A&P FARM FRESH PRODUCE.. .SAVE gjIQ ness is going to be discussed. Mark Merritt, drums, and Scott IMPORTED U.S. NO. 1 may be no such thing as free will,, one of the keystones to CRISP WESTERN Rood Department Mooney also wanted to know Doescher, guitar. Bartlett Pears SMALL SIZES AT GOLDEN RIPE FANCY moral, poliUcad and religious in­ The salary study committee '^“ ch of toe meeUngs are im- Canoe Oub 3 - . 5 9 j^ BIG SAVINGS! stitutions of the past and 1 mort (ipnai-t- portant (Hies. A new trophy will be present- Red Delicious Apples BUFFET SALE! FRESH KLEENEX r ^ EMOP RITE WHY PAY MORE» d present. CHARMIN YELLOW ment’s^ ^ v scale and suggested The three, all importers of ed at toe Canoe Club’s annual U.S. NO. 1 SHOP-RITE CUT Taylor presents some awe­ a salaryrcale be adopted^ch the newly organll^ atlzens for meeting Saturday, according to Idaho Baking Potatoes 5.1. % 5 9 j^ Green Beans 10* Pork N’ Beans’?.."10* some poeslbiUtles for the im­ BOUTIQUE _ ^ SHOPRITEWHOLEKERNELORCREAMSTYLE M BATHROOM BANANAS BROCCOLI would nav truck drivers be- Tolland’s Environment (CITE), Mrs. William Murphy, presl- FRESH SHOP RITE WHOLE WHITE ^ * provement of the human mind tween $2TO and $3.60 per hour; admitted much of toe communl- dent of toe board of directors, Pineapples ..Oh 2 9 f ^ 10* Corn 4n™49‘ in the next few decades, but 5 49 laborers between $2.28 and $3 caUon problem Is toe fault of No p ^ c u l^ s abw t toe Potatoes '.z these possibilities also Involve WrrH $5.00 PURCHASE per hour and foremen $3.25 to the general public which has award, toe M. G. Peabody CRISP SHOP-RITE MIXED Pascal Celery . u i i . 2 5 ^ some frightening problems. 2 .2 9 M 3 9 TOWELS $3.76 per hour. tet toe town down by not attend- Award,” ’’ have been released 10* Carrots 4?7.v49' Some readers may question TISSUES and no requirements have been Vegetables •z ASSORTED COLORS-124 SHEETS The committee found that ing regular board meeUngs. WHY PAY MORE? S H O P -R ^ WHY PAY MORE? part of toe author’s vision of toe ASSORTED COLORS-650 SHEETS some laborers were being paid A basic problem Is toe lack of g;iven. Other awards will be two California Avocados 3«»89f^ future, but there is no doubt Landmark awards for a boy 10* Sweet Peas 6 -8 9 ' more than truck drivers. Using prepared agendas by toe Sauerkraut that he has written a provoca­ BREAKSTONE |, ' ASCOT PARK the June 21 through July 4, various boards, making in- and girl In toe Juvenile class; SHOP-RITE WHOLE or jum bo $ two Lions C3ub awards for Jun­ Grass Seed 4.1. ^ 8 9 ^ tive book. 1970 payroll sheet, toe com- formation as to toe business to Sliced Beets «" 10^ tomatoes 6»"»89 MIlea A. Smlto COTTAGE CHEESE ro lls ■ mittee noted raises ranging be discussed at a particular ior class; toe John and Peter WHY PAY MORE? C ">■ $ 1 59 Regular Beckish Memorial Award for from five cents to 20 cents had meeting difficult to obtain, y^Green Acres Grass Seed O'*** l THE NYMPHO AND OTHER 3r*i top intermediate woman; Rob > 4 - ^ 3 5 ^ Caliiornia been given regular members of An announcement for ta- MANIACS. By Irving Wallace. Tiny Curd WITH COUPON BELOW Roy Jewelry Award for top in­ SHOP-RITE RED OR BLUE SHOPRITE 2 - 6 9 FRANCO AMERICAN the road crew with one excep- stance that toe Board of Fl- LABEL TOMATO Simon ft Schuster. $8.96. SUOOiNREAUTV A&P termediate man and Art Jewel­ JANE PARKER BITSOFUVU 3 . is 'i oi.$ ROD tlon, and decided no further nance is meeting without an The 80 females portrayed to ry Store award for top point R edeem Your Kal Kan Cat Food 2 - 39'^ Hair Spray V-' 79' Spaghetti raises were necessary at this jtem noting toe business to be Puree cons JL SWISS A U FLAVORS .senior man. s this book have ta conuntm the BfEF CHUNKS time. transacted sounds like “instant Federal SHOP-RITE WHOLE. CUT or fact that each of them created Lemon Pie 49^ Breakstone Parfait Yogurt 29' ’The Harvey Collins Award COFFEE Laddie Boy Dog Food 2 eufPET AAIX ’The present overtime rate of gieep” , according to M(x>ney. Food Stamps 8 — *1 AL L PURf»0SE OR ALL o one or more scandals ta their JANE PARKER LORNA OOONE QUARTU PRINTS , will be presented for toe ninth Sliced Beets time-and-a-half after eight hours Wolfanger stated there was ,h„ mon onn urnmnn GLAD ELECTRIC PERK GRINDS time, winning either notoriety Nabisco Cookies X 49' Kraft Parkay Margarine 37' Oxford Pickles’ ^ ' to toe man and woman at Shop-Rite 2 lb - WITH $5.00 PURCHASE Mileage allowances of ten they desire, disposed ol. Members are REOUlARorMINT posedly saved her native Poland Hi-C Fruit Encyclopedia of Cookery urged to bring prospective new lANIPARKER GREEN GI ANT 2 cents per mile for town person- several budgets are still out- by submitting to Napoleon); jCrestTooth paste Pauline (Napoleon’s sister, one Everything you II evei want lo know obout cook­ nel on town business during standing, altooug^i toe cut ott ^ gj m^tS^of toe 5"; 99^ 1 2 “ 99^ Drinks ing, buying, slOfing. preparing, anci serving working hours are recommend- ygte was March 16. The Plan- of toe two nymphomaniacs ta General Merchandise (When Availablei ed. Also recommended Is toe ntag and Zoning Board of Ap- , ?, j . , r« ■ the book) and several ol Lord . or 0 0 '^OL. 3 ON SALE $ f 4 9 ^ oiinw . T j elation, 2nd Congressional Dls- Byron’s conquests. There also SWEET extending of t^® ™“ ®^® ^ a ls. development j^ct, will be held April 17 at RAISIN cans ^ THIS WEEK ■ Gravy N- MeatsS Waffles are the original characters 8 A&P PURE CHILLED if* Commission « v ll Defense Su- p.m. In Stafford Springs, PARA NUGGETS ______authorized by toe Board of Se perintendent of Roads, and toe o„g speakers will be whose lives were turned Into VALUABLE C O UP O N “Madame Bovary’’ and "Lady W ITH PURCHASE OF ’S'" or MORE '® ^ ® ".;. «t«dv ^Inspector’s budgets Dorothy Miller, represen- o or CRYSTALS I Potatoes S lz n pSSsorCorn6g 9 y WITH PUBCHASt QF‘r -o r MORI The bl-partlsan have not been received. f^om toe 81st district. ol toe White Camellias," which BETTY CROCKER PEAS committee ccHislsted of two ------> Verdi turned Into "La. Travla- BREAD 20* OFF wsum 4 % -From Our Dairy Case- -Delicatessen Dept.- DemcKiats, two Republicans and Manchester Evening Herald Manchester Evening Herald ta.” LAYER CAKE MIXES two unaffiliated voters. Tolland correspondent ' Other subjects include Anne Columbia ixiiTespondent Vir­ Shoe Boxes Royall, a muckraking Journalist CARNATION MILK| 11.1.$ I 00 Atty. Harold Garrity served Quatrale, Tel. 875-2846. ALL VARIlTItS FHUIT FLAvOMS S'.’VIF- T 'S PREMIUM 1A0Z. pkgs. ■ ginia Carlson, tel. 228-9224. who blasted the government ta $ ^ 0 0 I 3 as chairman and Howard Hickey ------< S looves ■ C . V . I ONE COUPON PER FAMILY ORANGE -Bakery Savings- 4 ^ 8 9 ^ C .V . I ONE COUPON PER FAMILY Jr. as secretary. Other mem­ the 19th century; Della Bacon, a 3 ______iVAUD THRU MARCH Z7.197I I v a l i d THRU M ARCH Z7, 1971. V O L l a GERI-ANN ShopRiteYogurt crank who tried to "prove” that bers of the committee were Ar­ Privy Preserved O ld Vehicle Canned Ham o nold Dumeer. Richard Ceppetel- Shakespeare didn’t write those 11, Joseph Rapoza Jr., and CLAYirON, Mo. (AiP) — May- n e W YORK (AP) — One of plays, along with an ex-prostl- 100% COLOMBIAN BEECH-NUT tute and miracle healer who Charles ^uce. The committee or Hy Waltuch has acted to keep man’s oldest vehicles for trans- PERSONAL SIZE completed Its work ta three toe privy of historic Hanley portation actually gave rise to 0 3 3 ^ 3 * 2 59 tried to run for president ta M A&P COFFEE BABY CEREAL meetings. House at its present site. gng jyg newest sports. Tobog- 95* 1872. Earlier biographers and histo­ A ll I oz. ’The study was initiated to per- Neighbors objected to toe out- waning, developed ta Canada AU.MBATWALLBBIF JUICE Appetizer Dept. mlt toe setting of new salary house, which is 10 feet off a pub- ground 1880, traces Its history COLORED or WHITE COOFER M M a rians already have recorded the IVORY SOAP 4 - 2 9 1-lb. can 9 9 ^ VARIETIES box 2V rates for town officials before lie sidewalk ta an affluent back at least 16,000 years to Gem Franks ;i., 69^ LONCiACHf WhlTF WfcAT Spread SlicesVV; 55^ FROZEN LA CHOY toe upcoming elections this fall, nelghboriuxxl. Neolithic man, who fashioned 8H0f-RITERC0UURer THICK CARNATION FROZEN JOHNSOITS FHILADELFMIA ^ 0 6 RANGE AND FRISKIES INSTANT SLENDER CHOW MEIN According to state statutes, But, defended by toe Ameri- popular coasting toy from PICADIUY ORCLES ROMAN PIZZAS C IO -C O A T V M. con 1.05 HALF Creain ckbcsb pLg. cSo Sliced Bacon '.H: 59* CAT FOOD Mtalltu 1 CImIw. I Stadltl elected officials may not receive can Privy Preservation Society ^o•' •• SAUSAGE 1 PEPPERONI EHOF-RITE CORN OIL A . < 4 A U MEAT er ALL 8 ilF OSCAR MAYER bipM- 6ea 0 7 ISri.i..| ISm.ii. 1 r'lu.ioi K U A R 1.95 an increase ta salary during and state Sen. Maurice Schech- gnd used It for hauling TURKEY g a s o l in e GAL their term of office. ter, toe privy gained supporters. guppUes. Three million TJ.S. Seel- " > JLQ< V 7 5 ' l v 7 5 ' Margarine 3 rkt- 1 Bologna 39^ ‘2 ‘- 3 9 Turkey- q # M 49* ' 69*' 59* FAVOR 95' n adopted by toe Board of Schechter sponsored a resolu- coasters will hit toe slotoes dur- Liquid Skndar 29' CONT. Ftaance, toe committee’s rec- tton passed last week by toe ^ according to Steve ROLL BANTLY OIL ommendaUons will bMome ef- M ^ r l Senate which estab- Moorehead, product manager COMPANY. INC. 69 fecUve when toe newly elected llshed toe privy as a state for WeUch Toboggans 587 EAST MIDDLE Plaid Stamp gifts...on you they’ll look great! officials assume office after toe shrine. ^ Pork Loin HOURS 331 Main Street WITH $5.00 PURCHASE November elections. "The politics and problems of .m o .D -v ir«i» m w vTuniFra CARANDO (ARTinCIAL CASINO) ^"7 A clothina, handbags, tine watches, jewelry-select gifts of style and fashion for modern living at home or nights on the town. Open Sessions a privy is an Issue which rarely OOPYMGHTS MON. ■ SAT. Tel. 649-4595 P.edwH tMI. heaPMMlMasOHM The Board of Finance spent concerns an urban mayor,” WASHINGTON An 1870 law TURMPIKE Genoa Salami vv«l Nel responsible ler lypegraphicol errors. Rockville 875-3274 Pikes eHcctive Ibm Solerday, Mercb 27,1971, in Ibis Commiuiily end Vkieily We reserve the right to Bmil quantitiei. a major portion of last night’s Waltuch said Moniiay. made the Library of Congress CASINO or BORDEN'S C A ^ meeting ta an informal discus- But, he added, “the privy is U*® first central agency for toe Sion of whether they should as important a part of toe resto- registration and custody of Swiss Cheese DometUc vvib. O w ' MANCHESTER open up toe budget presentation ration as the household furnish- copyright deposits ta toe United W* rsMivg tiM right to limit quantitlM. Not rotpontiOM for typographical arron. Prices effective thru March 27,1971. sessions, this year. Ings." States. PAGE TWENTY-FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. 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more time in the library these Mrse Chamberlain stated that racial disturbances erupted in Coventry vacuum cleaners, lawn bow­ House on May 1. The auction JWC members and many local in July and August. Volunteers nearby 'Trinidad, and Gairy, Poetry Goes days. Lower Vote the event would certainly be ers, toys and clothing. will Include merchandise do­ residents who have agreed to are needed both for toe morn­ Polish Miners Grenada > himqelf a Negro, denounced the Tife menu at the Dynasty planned as an annual event The North Coventry Volun­ nated to local businesses as help with toe April solicitation. ing and afternoon campers, with could be required' reading for -By CXAY R. POLLAN- movement. "What we want is consldeHng the response it had Gartige Sales teer Fire Department Women’s well as handicrafts and serv­ Mrs. William Ayer Is co-chair­ plans being made for coopera­ Caught in Shaft ^ ARin LIBRA brain pow er," he declared. W ith Food students of Asian history. Ratified By generated In its first presenta­ Auxiliary will be taking orders ices such as wedipapering, man. tive babysitting for children of »AR. 2t K y<»r Daily Activity Guidt K Becoming ■‘Drunken Chicken LI Po,” In­ WARSAW (AP) — Rescue The tumult has subsided and nJ it tion. Planned By for Easter baskets at toe sale, painting, cooking, and baby-sit­ The community affairs com­ volunteers. Teen-agers are wel­ According to tha Stan, '> S :”4I structs the menu, "is composed Police Chief Reginald King says «m d fr i. also. ting to be done by club mem­ mittee of toe JWC will meet come and needed in toe pro­ crews worked throughout toe T o develop message for Thursday, In Hawaii of cubes of chicken marinated Connecticut read words corresponding to numbeis Pepperpot local BlacR Power advocates Manchester Evening Herald Junior Women Proceeds from toe sale will bers. Lists of items and serv­ April 6 at 8 p.m. at toe home of gram, according to Mrs. Edward night in an attempt to reach 11 5/42-46 J7 5SJ9-81-89V in wine and served chilled in b Hm of your Zodiac birth sign. have lost their push. M W j S i (Conttnued frpm Page One) Andover correspondent Anna be donated to a Coventry High ices to be auctioned will be Mrs. Jerry LoGrand to discuss Beattie, who can be contacted Polish miners trapped by a roof TAURUS SCORPIO HONOLULU (AP) — Take a honor of Li Po, talented and 'The Junior Women’s Club \ prrors 31 Or 61 Others' By HAROLD J. LIDIN Herbert Blalze, who as Na- HI 9l Frlsina, Tel. 742-9347. School scholarship, toe Booto- available soon in area stores. community Involvement In for further information. A «. 20 32 W ho's 62 Better ocr. 2Jj the wflroel* ®f mow , ers. cave-in in a Silesian coal mine, 2 Roaring GEORGES, Grenada tional party president Is opposi- Wp from Waikiki's restaurants great poet and most prodigious will hold a garage sale April 3 Dimock Library, Coventry Stu­ JWC members are still con­ Camp Coventry, the Mansfield I MAT 20 3 Press 33 Trip s 63 People NOV. dowTiltown m onehener^P the Polish news agency PAP re­ 34 And 64 Rush Grenada, the Caribbean tion leader, agrees "there's no the next time your husband drinker in the 'Tang D^asty^ Backers of toe 18-year vote and 4, at toe home of Mrs. Ste­ dent Loan Fund, and Camp ducting story hours at toe Booth- Training School summer camp. German Outlay Highest i^(fI-13-40-43 4 B e >3-58A1^ The menu at the Ship’s 'Tav­ Japan Second in Autoa i>0-76-79-84 5 Con 35 Connections 65 Ideos spice island, is turning into a real Black Power menace in a^,,g «what’s for dinner?" predict financially pressed state phen Oehmsen, Mark Dr., In Coventry. Dimock Library on Saturdays Volunteers are needed to work BONN —- Chemical manufac­ ported. 36 Moke 66 A re [85^4 “ ern takes no editorial stand on NEW YORK — The United 6 Like political pepperpot. Grenada/’ but claims Gairy is legislatures will quickly ratify toe Pilgrim Hills section of Further information on toe for Coventry children between on a one-to-^l-47-49 41 Copocity 71 Bring beaches and minlskirted worn.- trailed by Japan with 4.6 mil­ day from 10 to 6 and Sunday The JWC ways and means are plans for toe American Can­ perience. 11 Cosh 2- 6- Sli-25e' ' effect In Georgia, Kentucky and 1^2-69-74 12 For 42 Check- 72 Success en. But opponents of Premier proposal to make it an Indicta- gquab, fat and sassy litUe birds, "New England ^ t s milk In its lion, West Germany with 3.6 from 1 to 6. Among toe many committee is also making plans cer Society's annual fimd drive, Experienced counselors will be per centi - or $500 million, over mine, and eight were rescued 13 From 43 O r 73 Receptive ble offense to speak out on any- bursting with juice, brought to chowder, the menu says, , Alaska; they already allow 18- according to Mrs. David Mc­ on hand to help at all times. 1966. About $1.36 million was In­ quickly. The mine Is between CANCtR 44 Your 74 Averoge CAPRICORN Eric M. Gairy claim the tiny is­ million and France and the Items to be sold each day are to hold a Goods and Services 14 Considerate thing which is "threatening, the table hot from the broiler water and ^ SHELF r year-olds to vote. Twenty is toe Two orientation sessions will be vested domestically and $405 Bytom' and Zabrze, near toe ^^JUNE 21 15 Short 45 Likely 75 Check DR. 22 land has become a miniature United Kingdom with more than used television sets, furniture, Auction at the Second Congre­ Kinney, chairman of toe drive. 76 M a y abusive or insulUng,” and which ^here the chef has tenderly matoes. New Engird roys It s , minimum voting age In Hawaii, Czecho^ovak border. HSjjWtV 22 1 6 0 f 46 In JAti. If Haiti with a political police 2 mlUlmi each. sewing machines, rugs, lamps. gational Church Community Kits are being distributed to before toe opening of toe camp million abroad. 17 Oonger 47 T o 77 Into K Maine and Nebiuska, while per­ 28.26^045/ force! and the sA(/6. 2? 23 Your 53 Along 83 Projects fid, f« roughest roughnecks” for a spe­ Lies flat... stays in place f The House engaged In little 24 Older 54 Wise 84 Delayed measure every potcnUal oppo- squeezed lovingly of Its 152-54-56-64 , 7-T0-lM5^ cial police contingent known of­ / debate before sending toe 25 Lion 55 Promises 85 D e s ir^ 1333438 nent can be put in jail. jujcgg and whirled Into a frosty England clam chowder is a -78-83 26Toctics 5 6 T o 86 Attention ficially as a security force. without adhesives. . amendment to the states tor rat- VIRGO 27 Be 57 Luck 87 AdvorKe PISCIS Inevitably It has been likened ------delight, cool and refreshing as a V iflcaticHi. The few backers who 88 Thoroughly - 1. lA J ^ 4 - # ^ 1 1 M The menu offers both. AUG. 23 28 M oy 58 W ith FEf. It to the notorious Ton-Tons Ma- Feicer Aonrenticed sheltered waterfall. spoke on toe floor said toe lower 29 Get 59 You 69 FulfillHondicopp«d*^A*. 70 Fewer /ipprenncea ^hen you special for month o f m a r c h I SETT. 22 30 Are & T o W Horyticof coute of the Haitian president, l voting age would give youth a 1- 5- 8-21 1^4-14-16^4-14-18.22^ Francois Duvalier. BONN—The number of ap- order squab at Canlls’ CStarcoal bath ” and ” Tp 0 per nil ^ voice In shaping their govem- ( h ) Advene 243142-90^90%, Frog May Protest 12 22 '-68-7MBI 'The southernmost of the prentices in West Germany de- Broiler or sherbet at Paradise roll width # 7 (reg. 98c) ' ment. Windward Islands, Grenada cUned 8 per cent last year, park. Both descriptions come SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A eo- history with their fancy fare "Be kind to animals—kiss a -j day’s society. Rep. John THAN THE POPULAN WAV...L0W, LOW PHIGES PLUS TOP VALUE STAMPS! Power protests last year after pie remaining In school. and menu writers are spending frog Schmitz, R-Calif., said 18 is too Beautification Group young,,;to vote. < The nTSt states to ratify toe amendment did so with a mini­ Asks Townspeople's Help mum of talk. U.S.D.A lASTaW SHORI QUARTERS And for the Tennessee Legis­ “The Coventry Beautification School Boctrd To Meet lature, quick action on the 16th Committee needs active, inter­ The Board of Education is Amendment was a turnabout meeting tomorrow night at Cov­ I ested members,” that's the plea I from 61 years earlier. On Aug. 4 going out to townspeople who entry Grammar School at 7:80. H n r i M 26, 1920, Tennessee became the might be interested In offering Scheduled to be heard are re­ last state to ratify toe I9to their Ideas, opinions and ability ports from the screening com­ I Amendment giving the vote to to work to this new organiza­ mittee, negotiating team, and g r a d e A women. tion. the new school year. supermarkets WHOLE REDEEM The session is, as always, SPUTo. According to BC President QUARTHIH) YOUR Mrs. Joseph Fowler, "Current­ open to the public. FUUY COOKED-WATER ADDED Andover FEDERAL ly, we have half a dozen proj­ FOOD ects going, but there are more Manchester Evening Herald CNICKEN STAMPS that could be started if we had Coventry correspondent Mrs. WITH Holly Gantner, tel^ihone 748- I LECS THIfiH GOP Replies AT the people to take charge of 8706. WE REDEEM POPULAR! them.” U.S.D.A. SHANK END (Some SHcgz R#inovGd) BUTT END (Soma SHcm Rwnovad) Purpose of the group Is to T o Critic coordinate all beautification FOOD STAMPS Wm Kbbbtvw Ttw Right projects In town. It is a town- Rham District W ^W ESTERN GRAIN FB> ~ TBLMlOuonHKM. wide citizens' group, no dues, Of Tax Stand no formal membership, except T-OONE STEAKS for an information form that Is In an effort to clarify a state­ Budget Up BEEF I RIB UMMS ment made in a recently re­ filled out listing name, phone, ™ LOIN PORTION leased Republican Platform, and similar Information. PORTION which was challenged by the PORTERHOUSE STEAKS Meetings are held on the By $100,000 Democratic pctfty, the Repub­ first and third Thursday ot each licans issued another statement month at 8 at the Town Hall. For Schools ' last night. TOP ROUND STEAKS Everyone Is encouraged to lb. ! The GOP was charged with come to any of the meetings to With Monday evening’s meet­ PORK CENTER "criticizing" their own regime listen, offer suggestions and to Full Cut Butt lb. 59*^ BONELESS TOP SIRLOIN ing on the priqxwed budget tor s f l I B I in connectimi with a platform pitch in to do the work when­ Regional District 8 (Rham Mgh ■ WHOLE WHOLI OK HM F CENTER CUT-WATB) ADDB)-SMOKED CHOPS promise for “more equitable ever possible. School) out of the way, the >. ■ UNTRIMMED UN TF assessments and taxation, an “In order to ‘tell our story’ Board of Education, except for lb. gy*WYCINTtBCUTI>0«KCHOP4>. aa. BOTTOM RD. ROAST M up-to-date grand list and a pro- FREE to town groups, committee salaries and Insurance, has al­ .ROAST I j ' fesslonal assessor." members speak and show slides most completed work on the wo HIA I Answering to this criticism term note for the new addition. ' toe Republican party, at its One of the BC projects that Other items approved were a T specifically needs interested , campaign workshop last night, \ SWIFTS PREMIUM $100,000 payment on the princi­ ' issued the following statement: Smekttf BoflBltti townspeople is the Historic pal for the original building and DAISY B U n S Pork ShowIcMr District Study Committee, that . ‘Our platform statement rec- $42,000 for school equipment. I ognlzes a problem that exists. SWIFTS PREMIUM is going to be formed to However, $30,000 of this Is for research the historic value of Past abuses cannot be chang- FRAHKFURTS...... 69^. industrial arts equipment and is ' ed.” the Main St.-vUlage area, from 100 per cent reimbursable by 1 PERRI School St. to Stonehouse I It continues, “ Our intent is to the state. SUNSIP i eliminate these problems in the ITALIAN SAUSAGES...... 99‘. Formation of the group stems Also approved were $1,200 for future. The town is due for a CARANDO ITALIAN from an in-depth study done by audit expenses, $4,100 for auto­ reassessment and it is the pri- Roger Bugbee, a UConn land­ mated scheduling and reports, 6 ox. COOKED SALAMI...... T 59* i* mary concern of the GOP that scape architecture student, in $3,000 for general office sup­ OEM t the assessments be as equitable which it was brought to plies, $300 for snow removal, WITH PORK { as possible.” KIELBASA...... 89‘. the BC’s attention that this area and $6,000 for building, equip­ MACARONI FROZEN should be an important, historic ment and grounds materials. \ The campaign committee tilso part of the town. Considering the general in­ r reviewed its financial situation, Because of this. It could be creases approved and some i last night, and decided that for proclaimed officially an His­ cuts made, this year’s proposed M B H U r S f the coming campaign, it would toric District in order to pre­ budget is approximately $14,000 rely on funds remaining in the iruvER ^ CHICKEN S & W FOOD SALE P a s s o v e r serve its buildings. higher than last year’s for the Itown committee treasury, funds It is necessary, under state same items. k available from the RepubUcein SPAGHETTI & MEAT BALLS muA m e a ty CORN PEAS SPINACH ...... 4 ;‘.„v *1 S P E C M i j * statute, that the Town QouncH ' However, add to this the new BLBBWS • Wmnen’s Club and on personal legs a BEANS El FRANKSJMACARONI A CHEESE bonus b r easts par ty appoint a study committee for items o f $5,900 for the Regltmal NOODLES A CHICK04 I donations. th ig h s STEWED TOMATOES...... 3S". B9* this purpose, composed of five Study Committee, $76,000 for blub . J. The Republican Women’s Mb. Uoi. PAK DOVIMIINT '•<*. IIM. 0 EFILT 6 members. payment the principal for ; Club has agreed to provide toe PEELED WHOLE APRICOTS...... r . - 39* This committee would make the new addition, and the $6,802 i refreshments for the April 24 Facial Tissaes...... 4 S’ M Conied Beef Hash...... 43° a report concerning,the areas of for the interest on the short­ 16 ox. s t a m p s • "Dessert Hour” at which Con- LIBTIRINI nilSKIIS BUFFIT GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS...... 3 :::.’ ^ is !®'*., I historic value to the,Connecticut gressman Robert Steele will ALL 7 11 term note for the new addition cans I Oral Aitlseptlc...... S,” 99' Cat Fo o dVARIBTIBS r aaaaaaaaa * CBIIt ' Historical Commission, the '-‘‘ h thi. coupon and f introduce the GOP slate of I 39 and the proposed total increase PUKchoxe of ANACIN COLOSSAL RIPE OLIVES...... J:;“ * Planning and Zoning Com- amounts to approximately $100,- I candidates. ■ Art FesUval Tablets...... i.n. ‘ 1.09 Com Mifiin Mix BISCUIT missicm, the Town Council and 000. $7.50 or more, the Town Manager. The board’s next scheduled i Mrs. D or i 8 Chamberlain, DAIRY DEPT. SPECIAL SAVINGS These commlssicms must meeting for work on the budget ! principal of the Andover Ele- make their recommendatlwis on is April 6, with the regional I mentary School, termed last the report. 'Then a public hear­ ) weekend’s first Arts FesUval CHOCK PiULL O budget hearing scheduled for CANTALOUPES ing is held. Opinions of all [ more successful than anyone's MRS. FILBERT’S April 12. property owners within the Exchange Concert ■Wi ■7 > anUcipaUon. proposed district are sought and On Friday evening, the Rogers ‘ Under toe direcUon of the REG MARGARINE if 76 per cent agree with the school’s new art teacher, Mrs. REPEAT OF A SELL-OUT ^ for 2 High School Band from New­ tTOUABLE^U^ report, an Historic District can FHBSH TASTES BEST ; Sue Gradual, the fesUval was port, R.I., will visit Rham Mgh g r a n d O N IO N ilCHT SHOP GRAND UNION FOR THE FRESHEST PRODUCE IN TOWN. i planned as a cultural enrlch- be formed. School for the Symphonic Band’s ' ment project for the schoolchil­ If formed, an Historic Dis­ annual exchange concert pro- trict Commission Is then estab- .FRESH WESTERN dren. Enthusiasm for the event WHB CBupen 4 pwrehoM •! tS.OOBr moro. Cbiirbr Biptroe SOLIB SBtwrBayiMBr.17,1971 • Limit On# Csupee Ptr CwetomBr BANANAS 1 2 L lished to oversee renovations or , nr.»umnpt urtll snowballed the affair into a addiUons to buildings In the dls- tor ^ two-day program, complete WHITB O l A P J l i s COOPER’S CHEESE SLICESI VBLLOW.aaaaa Calif. trict: the study committee b u t t e b C A M I O T B a ^ 5 « ' with displays, exhibitors, repre­ would then be disbanded. lunch and both b ^ ^ will s^nd sentation from all types of arts Large BuncI’ Mrs. Fowler stated, “ If a the a ftem ^ n praticlng the corn- and crafts, and chUd-parUcipa- SEALTEST CREAM...... -21® BROCCOLI 39* study committee Is to begin tlon events. 2 lb. Pkgs. 2 9 c at 8 FLORIDA I Western Cello Carrots work, it must be appointed The 0 Featured artists included POPULAR CHEESE SLICES ...... 69® are on VALENCIA ' L i m r o N soon, so we urge any Interest- P-m- Frioay. Richard Welling of Hartford, 0 Green Cabbage and Yellow Turnips M l 4 ed resident to apply in writing sale now from any FRESH CALIFORNIA who works with felt pen mark- HELLMANN’S SLICED IMPORTED the 3 lb.. 4 9 c to the Town Clerk as boo r as Band mem^r or * »,th toll tou^n ’ ers and ^lose line drawlnge Crisp-aire Macintosh Apples Dosslble ” school music office. Admission -GoodThru Sot.. , have been featured In news­ Tarter Sauca..... 2Vr'.49® Swiss Cheesa....u:99® Also, Mrs. Fowler can be con- Is $1 with a special full family ______papers, magazines and books, SAU SEA SLICED AMERICAN Florida Valencia Oranges 5 lb.. 5 9 c tacted for further Information ticket of $2. f u M l T O N t < and Mrs. Myrtle Carlson, of 3 89 79 in treneral On Saturday morning, both Bolton, who works in many Shrimp Cocktail... :j;v ® Loaf Cheese..... * Large Fancy Tomatoes 3 Pak 4 9 c Ttt Hear Planner bands will be guests of the U.S. . media, and did charcoal por­ Wnti ceufon 4 purchBM of OS.OO or m«rB. Cbhwm Biplrtt The Planning and Zoning Coast Guard Academy in New ------\ traits at the fesUval. SBtvrBiy. M ir. 37.1971 • Limit Om Cbbpbr Ptr CvstomBr FABULOUS FROZEN FOOD BONANZA ^Popular Orange Juice Vi Gal. Commission Is holding a public London. The USCG Academy Other exhibitors Included ar­ meeting Monday night at 7:80 band will perform a special con- AVAILABLE EVERY WE^C THIS W EEK'S FEATURE STIU AVAILABLE tists from many surrounding- at Capt. Nathan Hale School, cert and the group will tour toe towns, local artists and artls- wmrnsm rnmjf ; ans, students from Rham an4 LIGHT LIVELY In toe large group instruction facilities at the academy. TOe rjjQjjj Newport band will leave for UConn, and toe prime exhibi­ Purpose of this sessimi, to home at 3 p.m. Saturday after- tors, toe children themselves. ^ 4 4 D B A m V B A BA BY PBUWGBSES SHEETS "SHEETS Miss Dorothea Bucholg from which all boards, commissions noon. ^ ' the University of OxmecUcut SEALTEST and the public are Invited, will The Rham Symphonic Band 42x 36 I N C H E S T W I N S I Z E 72x 104INCHES.FLAT performed a special creaUve be to hear a presentation by will then travel to Newport on Half ^ n s dance number with students 6 8 « the Director of toe Windham April 2 and 3 for Its exchange ■BSm 1 AAABB from her advanced dance class. Gallon Regional Plaimlng Agency, Rob- concert, COfl BliHUi flilB 1 flOQ 1 The exhibitors, who number­ g o 9 ert Young. ^ j IBB |9H 2 ^H |Hii ^H ed around 30, and the children, Young’s tt^lc will be toe 2 Pedstrion Killed 148 ■ WHITE ■ COLORS ' whose numbers ware esUmated QORTON’S BIRDS EYE POI>UlflR^*$ ■ W H I T E 1 H I C O L O R S 1 W H I T E 1 ^ H C O L O R S With CBwpon 4 purchBM ot SS.ISsr moro. Coupon Bipiroc WRPA Land Use Study as It WBS’TPORT (AP) — Phillip P U lu v C a m ^ pkaoltwe 1 ^■pkg.eltwo ______I______> ! to be in toe victory ot 600-600, iBturday. Msr. 17,1971 • LimttOno Coupon Ptr Custemor 79 applies specifically to Coventry Hoffman, 43, of Westport was paid no admission tees, while Fish Sticks...... it." * A w a ke...... ’m;’ 29* and to Eastern Connecticut. struck and killed by an auto toe genet^ public paid a small BIRDS BYE BIRDS EYE The PZC will also have its early Wednesday as he was contribuUon. ' 9 2 95 neighbortiood analysis maps of walking on Riverside Drive PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT.MARCH 37. 1971. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TQ LIMIT QUANTITIES. Total receipts ot the two-day Peas & Cut C o rn n * Tasti Fries... :::^ * the lake and village a i«a on here, police said, fesUval showed nearly 600 pay­ hand for discussion purposes in The driver of toe car was Manchsftor Parksrfs, Middio Turnpike, W eif — Triple-S Redemption Center, W e it ** ing adult guests besides the connection with too study. Frank Miller, 63, of Westport. Open Tuei., Thur... Frl. end Set. 9:0(F6:J0 — Wed. 9i00.9:0aCieMd Mondey. eichlbltors and children. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1971 PAGE TV'ENTY-SEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, -MARCH 24, 1 ^ ^ PAGE TWENTY SIX

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We're so confident you’ll like our I l n d ^ Roast own brands that we make you 88 this promise: you must be com­ Boneless Chuck Steak Blade Steak (Boneless) pletely satisfied that Stop & Shop brand is national-brand quality A or we’ll give you your favorite na I tional brand without additiona I charge. TOP NOTCH ...the I Mini-priced in our self-service deli! I Colonial Sliced Bologna "Customer Oriented' I Better get an extra pound at Bacon Sale We welcoMe yew this money-saving price! And Mini-pricing save you money on 8 quality kinds. Food Stores that I don’t forget bread, mustard, FEDERAL FOOB cheese, pickles for your sand­ Merit Sliced Sugar Cured Bacon 65 •> I wiches. STAHRS Serve You BEST! I Smoked Butts water added 78» Stop & Shop Sliced Bacon AT STOf I SHOT! Colonial. Canned I Turkey White Meet. V/z lb ’2.38 Stop & Shop Maple Cured Bacon " I FOR LOWEST EVERYDAY FOOD Cold Cuts Nepco Sugar Cured Sliced Bacon VISA-MATIC SHOPPING CARTS I Bologna, P&P, Olive or Luxury Loaf. Elimfnates stooping . . . holds more Armour Mira Cure Bacon food . . . and when you reach check­ I Sausages 79«pki 39 From Any Directioni Flavored English Maifm. 3VkV.*l Margarine Margarine N i REUan RIWT T* LIMIT MUTITIES-iME S K I Tt MM.ERS Golden Qoorttrs Cneddor Checst. Cinnomon Roilin. Bocon Flavor Soil Golden . v| ^ 50 lb bug Peat (Canadian) 1.19 Gaines Dog Meal 'u 79' ,c oil labd 4 4 > 7c oft toM Whipped Creme,'sr!»'S.59‘ I lb pkg I ll» pkg EAST HARTFORD 's'.' MANCHESTER ^ EAST HARTFORD ★ 801 Silver Lane stop S Shop will redeem yeur Federal Feed Coupons 263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTER 260 North Main at Main 1150 Burnside Ave. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-NINE PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1971

THE FAMILY LAWYER

Bruised Feelings “ It’s a boy,” said the absent- minded doctor to the happy I'ir s t parents. DIVISION OF M .Slurry Wti But it happened to be a girl. The following morning, the doc­ tor sheepishly acknowledged his LAND LEGS mistake. However, the parents J d n th e were so unnerved by this turn of events that they determined to Hotel Style (Loin) sue him for damages. POBK Buns At the trial, the doctor pro­ tested: Lean "I admit I made a careless SHELLS of BEEF statement. But I can't see any Tasty Pork basis for a lawsuit. After .all, 1 didn’t really do them any 5 to 6 lbs harm.” Whole or Half “ Not physically.” countered Loin Ih the parents, “ but he certainly CELEBRATION did jolt us mentally. We want Boneless Pork Butts ‘69c compensation for our mental anguish.” Shell Steaks Hotd style ..i .bo Nevertheless, the court sided Boneless Pork Steak‘79c with the doctor and dismissed the claim. The court said mere Finast Bacon Pac ' 69c lb 77c bruised feelings, not inflicted on Finast Skinless Franks purpose, are insufficient grounds 1 Ibpkg 7 5 c for collecting damages. Colonial Bacon Pac Colonial Skinless Franks lb 79c Most courts agree. They fear that with no physical injuries to Bacon BV the Piece lb 49c Nepco Skinless Franks lb 79c be checked and measured, it is too easy for a claimant to exag­ Oscar Mayer Skinless Frank lb 83c gerate his woes. Rib Lamb Chops They also fear they might be Colonial Polish Sausage lb 99c flooded by all sorts o f vague WEAVER liswsisPiSil claims. In another case, a girl E pkg 59c demanded damages for hurt feel­ Breasts 22 oz pkg 1.65 Colonial Dutch Loaf ings when she was erroneously Pickle & Pimento or Olive Loaf left out of a beauty contest. But Thighs & Drumsticks 28 oz pkg Oscar Mayer again, the court decided her 1.65 claim was too "iffy” to be Party Pak 28ozpkg allowed. Wings 1.49 “To attempt to fix damages Finast Cold Cut Sale! for such suffering,” said one Bologna, Salami, Olive, judge, “ would be to enter the Seafood Specials! Pickle & Pimento, Tasty, Luxury. realm of speculation.” I Pepper, Luncheon Loaf Greenland — Snow White On the other hand, some courts have granted damages in TURBOT FILLET ‘ 49c unusually delicatp situations, ITALIAN STYLE when feelings are most likely to Cod Fillet Boneless, Skinless — 5 n> bo> 3.25 lb 68c be tender. For example: Pure Pork 7 0 C A telegram to :t businessman, Jumbo White Shrimp 12 to 15 per pound lb 1.89 Hot or Sweet lb informing him that his mother had died, was delivered three Halibut steak Snow White - Center Cut lb B9c days late — after her funeral. Doubly distressed, the man sued Fresh Steamers

An American Bar Association y^Zv'7' " ^ "s' /y , public service feature by Will Bernard. F n a m F o m © 1971 American Bar Association •d a is / tv ■SV,./ Elections Set LIGHT N’LIVELY AWAKE For Sunday Birds Eye Sealtest Yogurt In Honduras •li’llitul ivci'J TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras - y o g u r t * All (AP) — Next Sunday’s presi­ dential election looks like a bat­ Flavors tle with minor ideological differ­ Price-Minding Specials! ences that may be decided by a controversy over the Central GREER GIANT American Common Market. MABGARDIE The Nationalist party, which backs Ramon E. Cruz, says Lib­ Nihlets Corn • Peas eral candidate Jorge Bueso Ar­ Pineapple Juice ias and his party were responsi­ Finast Soft D9LE ble for putting Honduras into the Common Market under un­ lib C Q i favorable conditions. WHAT’S PRICE-MINDING? Honduras withdrew last De­ pkgs Franco- cember after declaring that its : Jem im a 9 oz pkg 58c membership was seriously af­ Believe me.. .It's almost too good to be true! Here is a brief definition 2 French Toast fecting the economy. American Cheese Deluxe 12ozpkg 65c American Previously Honduras had sev­ SPAGHETTI Finast 0 pgp *1 ered relations with El Salvador Potato Puffs .. .Price-Minding is the combining of high volume, which lowers costs of pkg ol 12 and 'cjosed its borders to the Hoods Dreamsicles 65c traffic of Salvadoran products esqccd S ,' Finast to other countries because of the buying and operating and results in savings in all departments. All the July 1969 war between the two nations. time Price-Minding minds quality and prices, too, making sure you are Jumbo Since 1903, when the market GIANT WHITE TOWELS was founded, Honduras had a t h r o u g h o u t favorable balance of trade only getting the best value for your shopping dollar. And while we're minding, in 1965. con The two parties agreed—at the urging of President Oswaldo we're minding the way we serve you, you'll find Super Finest service BREAD Finast Lopez Arellano—to divide even­ Soda - JUl nmoES ly the 64 seats in Congress and JUICE DRINKS fight only for the presidency. makes your shopping a happier, more rewarding experience. So,^ Finast Sliced Lopez Arellano also convinced the two parties they should ac­ come on in to Super Finast.. .the shoppings fine! cept a common government pro­ m STO RE® j Finast Liquid $ gram. $ Gen. Lopez Arellano seized Full Strength power in a 1963 military coup DLEACH that overthrew Liberal Presi­ Save the dent Ramon' 'Villeda Morales a NO GAMES - NO STAMPS ■ few days before an election in which Cruz appeared a sure Ptice-Minding Liquid Detergent winner. The Nationalist party main­ 15c Deal Pack tains that Bueso Arias is respon­ IVORY sible for the participation of Honduras in the Common Mar­ ket because, as a minister un­ der Villeda Morales, he signed the integration treaty. Bueso McIntosh Arias argues that the treaty was Crisp Aire” — U.S. No. 1, 2V<’’ Min. negotiated by twm administra­ h e b s Apples tions that preceded the Villeda nm nisH TIDE Morales government. OPEN Gourmets Delight Richmond The two candidates have ap­ Laundry U. S. No. 1 peared in four television de- Potatoes 2Q£.89‘ bate;%. centering on the economic Regular or Drip lssu.e,' with Bueso Arias being M on. th ru Detergent forced on the defensive every Puerto Rican time. Pineapples »29‘ Cruz, 61, says the first prob­ lem that must be solved is the border dispute with El Salva­ Dessert Treat dor. The Organization of Ameri­ Anjou Pears »25' can States has maintained mili­ tary observers along the border I'/2 since 1969. There are frequent Pounds shooting incidents. Yellow Onions 3^29' Lopez Arellano and the armed forces have stayed out of the p.i- llUcal dcbatei, saying they ’’will guarantee, but not ’judge the elections.” '

In 1969 New Orleans handled Not Responsible for Typographical Errors WE RESERVE THE RKHT TO LIMIT OUANTmES We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities Phees effective Vernon and Manchester Super Finast Stores Monday, March 22 thru Saturday, March 27,1971 PrkM Ellwtiv* Ihni Srturday. M*nli 27, 1971 hi MMihMtM S^wf n«Mt 19 million tons of export and im­ W t lESERVE THE IICHT TO U M H OUANTmES port cargo valued at J2.6 billion. , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1971 PAGE THIRTY ONE PAOB THIRTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., VV1?DNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1971

BUG6S BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Items from Soup to Nuts Two Alike THAT SPORTS JACKET HOW MUCH WILL IT THAT SEEMS / Paid Tribute on Calendar LOOKS GREAT ON VA, COST TO MAKE IT. CHEAP ENOUGH! PRAT t h e l u c k ; a-usT PORKV' HOW LONG WHEN I'M AT A CBITtCAL. 1 SHOULD HAVE POINT IN AAV RESEARCH By JOY STIIXiEY there’s National Kraut and CH^GE i/j KNOW WILL IT TAKE? KMOUJN VOU'P FoasET.' I'MSAPPLEP WITH Aniwer fo Prsviouf Puxile w ITS OUH TUIZN TO BE A MUNWLNE NEW. YORK (AP) — While Frankfurter Week and Intema- ALTeKATIONS B U T IT'S c h a p e b o m e s a t t h e ■SCHOOU SCHOOL CHORei Around'^the House = l3 i there may be only 365 reguitu- tlonal Pickle-Hamburger Month, TOO PANCE ' LEAKJDEH SISMEP US days In a year, there are well washed down with National TIGHT! UP LAST FAU___ AFTEta over a thousand special days. Root Beer.Week. A ll’this is logl- yo u volunteebeo .' ACROSS DOWN ranglng from Mustache Day to cally followed by National In- 1 Flat-topped 1 Former NOW HURBV furniture Russian ruler Be Late for Something Day. digestion Week, s^ionsored by by fhe Inquirer AMP f shopping. So why wear out those pretty feet girls? Now you can stop hiking grow Society for 38 Taut a Beatle 41 English land Calendar of Annual Events. International Frlsbee Tpuma- MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD 16 Groove 7 Egg layer Study of and gat all the info right here in the Manchester Evening Herald. L an ^ ges divisions Por calendar watchers who ment. 17 Devoured 8 East Indian SAY-ISN'T r yeah! 42 Balustrades are not weight watchers, any This accomplished, you can TOM-WE'P BETTER GO V OKAV, 19 Canadian turmeric (ab.) AHE you k id d in g !? OVER TO CENTRAL HEAD- I MCKEV.' THAT— J MINERVA''. 9 Sacred picture 23 Roman ruler 43 Encourage number of taste-tempting hap- turn to the observance of Moth- province (ab.) Melody SHOULD WE BRING QUARTERS AND GET THE /> I'M 10 Remainder 24 Erect penings from soup to nuts are er-in-Law Day. By coincidence PORTER HAWKS FOR FULL REPORT ON THE y ( READY/j 20 Part of some 12 Uses a sewing 27 Learning 45 Small lizards chairs scheduled each year—Including it is on the first day of NaUonal QUESTIONING? LLINGI machine 28 Diving bird 47 Man’s name ...... Main Street Around Totvn ...... Suburban g H i i 22 Pattern 13 £3ms and oaks 29 In addition 48 Ogle National Split Pea Soup Week Goodwill Week and a month re- 25 Relative 18 Three (prefix) 31 Officer (ab.) 49 Gaelic and National Peanut Week. moved from Intolerance Day. N E W ! — EXCCnNO (coll.) Senior Citizen Special Pandora’s Box 20 Corrects 32 Street (ab.) 51 Appropriate You might start with National Besides mothers-in-law, F a ir w a y 26 S pan ish ja r 53 Make lace Need perking up? PARISIAN The fashion magic of P A N ­ NATURAL HEALTH 'tThem he h a p 21 Adds 36 Saline The Easter cards at FAIR­ Cool-Mesh r i g 30 Refined iron Spanish Green Olive Week and there’s plenty to laugh at during COIFFURE at 65 Oak St. will DORA’S BOX, Bolton Notch i i l t T O P U C t t e 5“ r~ 5” 5“ IT Feast of the Radishes Day, then the year: National Comedy W A Y on Main St. are just beau­ FOOD SHOPPE 32 Chair r " 2 3 4 r~ offer on any Monday, Wednes­ Shopping Plaza, is so exclUng substitute go on to Fish ’n’ Seafood Pa- Day, Save the Pun Week, Na- tiful and sensibly priced. I 12 l3 day or Thursday a shampoo you’re sure to want something 33 Shall not i r rade. For the entree perhaps tlonal Humor Week. National found a wlease! long skirts which would be great OF AMEBIC AS, MEW YOBK, serve over long spaghetti. GUMMER STREET BY PHIL KROHN A sm ^l travel w a ^ b e c ^ TO7d;;;cl^g"under"ti;^‘s t ^ ' M.T. ifwse. Glen Haven go far If you plan it carefully M st Nam, AMrsst sriUi ZIP Cut off the tops and tough This year’s new lingerie and Fairway DAY CAMP according to both color and pat­ CODE, Stylt NnGtr u 4 Size. parts of celery which are not sleepwear is a boom to women I noticed all the Easter basket tern. Start with two colors and The Spring and Summer eaten at the table. Return these travelers. Lightweight, cool and ’71 Basic FASHION Book is fixings at FA IR W A Y on Main , KAueN'r w«Tg^lep , ut. TM ui rwW agfeigr build your wardrobe around to the refrigerator where they FOR BOYS AND GIRLS comfortable, they can double as $ 1.00. St. . . .It’s such a pleasure to T o A W0RI7 iVE them, eliminating the need for will stay crisp until needed. You a beach robe, and lounge with find a store that has so many SAlP/...ISWMeWM6 oPwyPse, extra shoes and bags that pile will be delighted with the dif­ FULLY ACCREDITED YOU? equal ease. hard to find items. 0mHePiw6 I Mgflw (r SHUT UP on the pounds. ference a little celery can make SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL It’s always wise to bring a when added to meat loaf and WILL RE^EN THEW' Clothes that do double duty raincoat and fold-up umbrella ■When making a gathered pie, stews, casserole dishes, and can lighten your luggage load for protection against summer Princess skirt for a little girl, sew bias and provide added costumes . . . soups. for the IMi Gonseoutive Soason showers. fold tape alpng the gathers at 5500 a suit with blouse euid jacket A long scarf is a must among Wants Role the waistline to strengthen the Fowler Opticians AT f that can be mix-matched with, gathers and keep the skirt from A cool-mesh hat will add accessories. It can be draped Have you heard about the CRYSTAL LAKE, TOLLAND , pants. getting larger at the waistband. that luxury look to your any number of ways around the latest and greatest “peter CXUMMBNCINO ON JUNE 28tfa Taking knits helps too. They costume. You’ll And this neck, flung over the shoulder As Peasant one quick to crochet and max’’ creation? Mod wire Sx- pack well—either flat, or rolled Hartford Framing Co. and used as a head cover. By HILMI TOROS lovely to wear. No. 5500 frames In multi color. . .All DIRECTOR — GEORGE MITCHELL along the sides of the suitcase to For a large selection of Take along one of the new ROME (A P ) — A real-life has complete crochet and sizes and shapes!* FO W LE R ’S Over 20 years’ Camp Experience save space. frames and gift items be sure finishing directions. synthetic wigs. They are a great princess says her ambition is to wlU have them in stock any day BS Degree — Univ. of Conn. — Phys. Ed. For the woman traveler -who to stop In at HARTFORD SEND 80$ li c*lM ftr tack Mt- replacement for curlers, espe­ play a peasant woman In the lent to laclidi flrtt-claii ■alllna. now. Another great fashion MS Degree — Springfield CoUege — Phys. Bki. M FR A M ING <30. at their N E W plans a two week vacation, cially alter swimming all day. movies. Anne Cabot, Mnncbeater C.A.G.8. (6th yr.) Univ. of Hartford — Guidance PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGlNSKI LOCATTON, 639 MAIN St. from Powloris. Open Monday -iA here’s Aeixmaves de Mexico’s Three pair of shoes should She is Ira von Furstenberg, Evenhuf Herald, 1160 AVF. What a beautiful collection to OF AMEBIC AS, NEW YOBK. through Saturday 9:30 to 6:30, MRS. BARBARA KELLY — Dir. for Girls’ Division 3-iVi suggested travel wardrtH»e; suffice, daytime pumps, com­ bom to the title of princess and N .T. 1M 86. Thursdays till 0 — Telephone MR. 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STAR 0UILTS...twalva lo«tly 4a- dishes when served with CAMP GLEN HAVEN shifts and vivid knit slacks, St. Francis of Assisi. “ ‘*°“*>le boiler. Cover and h^t P.O. Box 13, Manchester, Conn. 06040 Other accessories should in- ilfnt In a star matlll Pattarn cheese sauce. Melt two table­ topped with a coordinated shirt, “These roles are a real chal- w e r hot water atout 20 min- piteat; dlrcctlont. 0110— 8St, in- or call Camp Secretary—East Hartford 668-8779 elude three sets of nylon llnge- cladtt pntaia aad kaadlinf. spoons butter and stir in two A wlll take you anywhere, even to j.je, three pair of pantyhose, lenge,’* she said in an Interview, “ tes. No fuss, needs no watch- FREE BROCHURES AVAILABLE APRIL 1, 1971 tablespoons flour mixing until restaurants or late-night discot- drip-dry Crepeset nylon nlght- but her ultimate cinematic am- tnif- smooth. Add one cup milk, heques. gown, sunglasses, cosmetics In bition Is to portray a Sicilian stirring until smooth. Cook im- For after-five fun include two small plastic jars and an extra peasant woman—how she lives, Mary Lewis Shop (D HD h NIA. la.. TJA Ul. OW. It’s early spring at the til thick. Add one-half teaspoon cocktall dresses, one the ever- pair of reading glasses. loves and dies. a taU and MIARY LEWIS, NEW SANDAL salt, one-eighth teaspoon pep­ fashionable and useful basic ------Now 30, Ira Is To make a quick repair on per, and one-half cup grated “Oh, I have a definite goal in life . . . question i*. dark-haired beauty. SHOP. Beautiful leather san- Anniversary Special black for restaurant dining, the gripper snaps that won’t stay nippy cheese. Stir until cheese if I reach it can I afford to help him buy gas for it. A daughter of German Prince <1*18 from 6.99 to 12.99. other in a vivid color for cock­ closed In children’s clothes, lay is melted. Serve bver the fresh tail parties. Tassilo von. Furstoiberg and . To avoid knots In the the snaps on a hard surface and cooked and drained vegetables. MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Pack a fast drying swimsuit WORLD ALMANAC FACTS cups sauce. THATCAT WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLl father’s title and her mother’s SILVER REFLATING ALOT SIR , PU T I IS AN AWESOME For the most satisfactory OF THINK >tX/RE SIGHTTO BEHOLD] money. To revive wilted flowers, cut service, a rug should overlap DO/ High Places F a ir w a y FUNl SETTING A ... A B S O L U TE L Y F R E E, AND THEY SAY “I am too ambitious just to be the stems and place the flowers its pad about an Inch on all /AVAOJ WE PARROTS Fisher Price toys are the BAD EXAMPLE, ANP SO, FRIENDS, A THIRD ONE FOR ONLY , content with the glory of nobili­ In about 4 Inches of hot water sides. JUST MAKE SOUNDS, best pre school toys made. REDUCED % THE PRICE OF ONE. 20 ty,” she said. “I want to make WHEN YOU PURCHASE Don^t Scare In a fairly dark place until the TW O A T T H E REGULAR SO DON'T WAIT... ANP NOT SENSE.' It.” FA IR W A Y on Main St. has a wonderful selection and at the water cools. Then tranrfer the For a delicious yet quick des­ ); \^glCE,yOU GET... “Ira,” says Alberto Lattuada, sert. dip strips of bakery pound best price. flowers to cold water at once. This Woman one of her directors, ‘‘Is vlcdent, cake in condensed mUk, place beautiful and totally uninhibit­ WatidiM Brother* To keep sandwiches moist on a cooky sheet and broil, turn- 3-24- NORTH PLATTE, Neb. (AP) ed. She has the right gilto for using ing once. Roll - in coconut and -- Mary Banderet Is one Ne­ Come share Art Morgan’s several hours before the movies.” cover with several thick- serve. LAST 5 DAYS braska woman who isn’t com­ Because she is so uninhibited, bed! WINF’s Art Morgan will them, Uve from WatWns nesses of waxed paper and a plaining about lack of equal pay many believe Ira is succeeding broadcast wmdow rmursday "Ite from ^ ^°^/Tung out of lukewarm To get rid of chlggers, put for equal work. Edelweiss is a perennial adhesive tape on the bite and Soraya, did not. P ™- You’U hear all about the water. ______Miss Banderet, from a diz­ plant found at high alti­ ______wait a few seconds. Then pull BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE zying height 165 feet above Lowly and minor roles cause great features of the LHC7IRO- tudes in the mountains of When sprinkling clothes for off the tape quickly and the ground atop the new North no conflict to the woman Euro-___ HE3D and ■" the W ATERBBDt-> BOV, WO I / GET OUT VOUR PEN s -m Europe, Asia and South ironing, wrap each colored chlgger usually will come out | Platte water tower, claims both America. Its white, woolly Deans still call nrincess. Nor thaf’s being featured at lA/AT- t ANP PAPER, PARDNER, AND I'LL equalities. to » Mid. «, Don't to. £ “ DISH IT O U TTO Y D U , leaves seem to protect the She has been the lone female body for magazines. CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE plant by preventing m ex­ ______another, or on your Clean White Make lumpJ^ gravy by member of a crew spreading 7S^ cessive loss of moisture, “I am still scared of a lead,” clothes, and also keeps them using a pancake turner when gallons of paint on the tower. she says after 16 supporting cre­ Cut 4 inch squares from LOOKS UIKB "THE WBIRPO." FRANK GLOAT, allowing it to thrive under scraps of the same type of ma- trom drying out so rapidly, stirring It. WHAT'S \W-W-WE WENT BACK The North Platte miss met exposed conditions. T h e dits. “Remember, I am still IS PEFINITELY ON THE ISLANP...6UT FINDING to THE HOUSE AFTER terial. Sew together until large HIM MAY BE A DANGEROUS JOB’. YOU T-TOOK THE crewmen from Larson Tank <3o. World Almanac says. Edel­ learning.” of Minnetonka, Minn., subcon­ weiss is prized by the Swiss As a girl, Ira led a jet-set life, enough fdr a pillow top. Make tractors for the job, in town and as a symbol of purity and capturing headlines as a young bottom of the pillow In the accepted a joking invitation to inaccessibility. swinger. She became a bride at same manner. Use cotton Match-Ups help them paint. 16, a mother at 16 and was a squares for sturdy tops for BEFORexi A F T E R Copyright ® 1970, two-time divorcee at 24. throw pillows for the children’s TUNIC Job foreman Paul Labor of Newspaper Enterprise Aesn. Slayton, Minn., hired her the Now she seems married for rooms—silk squares for pU- good—to acting. lows for the living room. 'N PANT Every Item Replated at Sale Prices 2 next morning. The workmen made one concession to femininity. Miss Since silver metal prices are up 50% FOR INSTANCE Banderet didn’t work on the Geometric top, and still rising. .. this is an excellent lower part of the tower because MARYLAND FRIED CHICKEN, INC. Articto Rag- Sato Priea solid stretch pants, time to take advantage of these low. ALLEY OOP BY V. T. 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, ( jiD i w I rn j PAGE THIRTY-THREE MANCHESTER .EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEST^, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1971 PAGE THIRTY-TWO New Orleans Awarded Bowl Question Mark Pitchers Turned '^ / ie Following Strange Events Tu n In Impressive Exhibition Outings Texas Stadium, the proposed selected New Orleans to host between American and Nation­ Tom face Murata this Ume but had Ray Newman^ Joe Decker PALM BEACH, Fla. al Conference ciUes and a site of the game, seats only 66.- ‘ ’•'I.IvVGU NEW YORK (AP) __ Tlant, once a star with Cleve- the winning 1 pro football’s premier spectacle their troubles with the San and Juan Pizarro teamed up (A P ) — The Super Bowl Miami attorney. 000 compared to the 60,000 in 7 , ^ NMIM Spring training is that land,_ turned in a decepUve 1970 McCraw’s single. on Jan. 16, 1OT2, following a 1980 Diego Padres, for n six-hitter as the Chicago has been awarded to New ’The attorney in question is New Orleans’ Tulane Stadium, time of year when the recorf of 7-3 with Minnesota, Grimn, M lu-r-— ------, „ _ JJ long afternoon session requiring one Ellis Rubin, who this past and the Cowboys are a x>ossible pitehers are s u p p ed to be but the Twins got him scads Of Tommy Dean, who shipped San Francisco 8- Orleans — a compromise 14 ballots. January filed three lawsuits to Earl Yosf rrS^rs^ra^rtTeZ: tonSk* ^ ahead of the hitters, but runs suid he was beset by In- nors after compiling a 3-13 drove in his Hrst run of the choice apparently forced What ultimately paid off for have the local television black­ Super Bowl participant. But Baltimore’s Jim Palmer last year Steve Carlton, juries much of the year. His record and sky-high 6.76 earned sp^ng earlier ta the game, upon National Football New Orleans was the inability out of the Super Bowl lifted so "Im not saying it was a ma­ was pounded for six runs in six jor factor^ and it isn’t to me, Luis Tiant Tommy John e„„tribuUon Tuesday was four run Average with H o lto n Ue-breaker League owners by a of either Miami, a thre'e-Ume that Miami area fans could see Dock Ellis Dreams of Series Shot, New Car Innings in a 7-4 loss to Pitts­ host, or Dallas, bidding for the the game from the Orange but the competitive thing may and Tom Cnffm weren’t ^nlnes. one run. four hits, two Tuesday, the Astros battered pushing burgh. Al Oliver, Bob Rob­ strange series of unrelated weeks with arm “ Anyone would like to be on game for the first time, to sur­ Bowl. have kept Dallas from getting BRADENTON, Fla. — si* ertson, Richie Hebner and factors, including the tac­ mount the strikes against them "N o one's going to admit it it more than any other city,” One of the most unusual mlsaries, EUls compiled 13 this club. We are all looking S wasiJt tte Tuesday T ^ ’“ 3 r o m p ^ e ^ th^ M- and GriHiif^ent six inidngs, al- was turned to D ^ l t ^ e Richie Zlsk homered for the P i­ tics of a Miami attorney and gather enough votes to win publicly,’ ’ said one club official. said Conunlssloner Pete Ro- first names of any major ^ ~ r^^^cs ^ ta e Na J ^ B ra ves » three hits and three who rates. and the strength of the on any of the first 13 ballots. "But there were a lot of owners zelle. " I f I were a club owner, league ^baseball player be- y ® - d®»P‘t® aii the cHp. ers turned In impressive exhlbl- John, counted to be half of *wo of them imeamed. nlngs and received home run And Oakland’s Chuck Dobson Dallas Cowboys. Miami couldn’t get the re­ who wanted to get away from I ’d probably hate to play longs to tall, handsome vision c r o ^ . Ilie irem of those Injuries to 00 many play- t l ^ outings. the Chicago White Sox’ 1-2 But Tuesday’s pitching hero aupp<>rt from Norm (Jash, Willie was raked for six runs in five In what may have been the quired minimum of 20 votes Rubin.” against a home team getting lo­ Dock Ellis of the Pitts- is declstons came against the IT® should win easier thU caritwi, a 20-game winner in pitching punch, finished with a was ^ o jl Murata of Japans Horton, Aurello Rodriguez and frames as the Milwaukee Brew­ toughest decision in their six from the 26 owners for two rea­ Dallas, meanwhile, qualified cal support. Some clubs might burgh Pirates. EUls was chrls- San Diego Padres, a no-hit, no- ^®.^’ ®“ "® _*® r®Piy- 1999,. sUpped to 10-19 a year 12-17 record. He stifled the New Dalton Jones, ers made off with a 9-3 vlcto- years of selecting Super Bowi sons—the sentiment among the as an NFC city but was handi­ have felt that would give them toned Dock—not Doc—shortly run„ effort. Manager Danny Murtaugh’s ngo Tuesday he worked seven York Yankees on e Cleveland Indians. It was Montaeal for five Innings and scored an unearned run in Uie Tlie ace of the Pirate staff, bread and butter flipper ’ who capable of retain- ,u ^ a trimmed the CUnclnnaU across a run in the eighth to the 22-year-old rigH^hMder’s the Senators won 4-3. Joe Foy 11th iniilng on a walk, throwing a feUow who has the "finest tamed Uie defending champion dlvisitwial honors. 5.3 ^rtUi Jose Carfenal win 4-3. Tom Egan, who also second iw te -g o l^ effort, Uie ^rove in three runs with a error and Tim Foil’s sacrifice Undergraduates Can Not be Drafted arm” on the squad, was named New York Meta. Against CUn- There is hltUng galore in the collecting two doubles and two homered, swatted his third “ rst coming, against California, homer- and double and Fhank fly and nipped the Boston Red after his father. Where his fa- clnnaU in the playoffs, EUls ttkes of Manny SanguiUen, Dave singles. double of the game and talUed The Angels didn’t have to Howard also homered. Sox 6-4. 2 (A P photo) ther picked up Dock remains hurled nine scoreless innings Cash, Roberto (Jlemente, Vic bouncing puck as Buffalo’s Sabres’ forward Ed­ a secret. but lost the opener when the Davallllo and home run hitters UP IN ARMS— New York Rangers] goalie Gille.® uke wiiue stargeii and Bob C aiFiD Villemure and defenseman Rod Soiling watch the die Shack tries to bat down and control the puck. “ M y dream,” the strapping Reds scored three Umes in the Outlook: Kausos City States NBA’s Kennedy After Talks righthander said, “ is to be in 10th inning, Robertson.RobArtAon. * a World Series and go away ” I didn’t throw the strikeout Nelson Briles, who had a North Stars Topple LA Kings NEW YORK (AP) __ classes have not been gradu- Appeal said in a copyrighted any other matters discussed by with that car.” The latter was pitch last year. I gave up try- taste of World Series money BasebaU was pj_ the league, the Royals got off torow l^ » t a r f ^ ^ ^ h ^ York Rangers can spend the re- the powerhouse Bruins. Their place in the West, five points NBA’s rule forbidding the sign- with the Memphis Pros for D.plph, who announced the sign- unanimously approved the con­ ““ “ little harder the next time “ The tradition with the Buffalo 22 60 .268 30 never fun to me. It has always out,” the articulate hurier con- rates, since I ’ve been here, U Manager OiarUe ®r. 2-11 last year, is ihe only maining two weeks of the regu- leading scorer, Phil Esposito, ahead of idle Philadelphia and ing of players whose college what the Memphis Commercial ing — and would say nothing of tract. Metro, replaced him with Bo'b °**® Demon lists as a starter. their has 67 goals and 141 total 13 up on fifth place Pittsburgh, been a job. I Uke the compet- tlnued. to be frieniUy. I try to treat lar season sharpening Central Division Lemon in June and played The others will be Dick points. The Rangers’ leading The Penguins have sbc games itlan that it offers, the pitcher everyone alike, the kids (rook­ game for the playoffs. Baltimore 42 40 .512 — break-even baseball over the fi- Drago, 9-16, Jim Rooker, 10-16 The same goes for the Min- scorer, wait iKaczuK, nas remaining, a puienuai pumiii versus the batter. I ’m out ies) especlaUy, for I know how Atlanta 36 46 .439 6 Sore Arm T“' “r. 1% months to finish in a and Bruce Del Canton, 9^. with nesota North Stars, who goals and 69 total points. which would still be one shy of Utah Stars Tie Pacers in ABA there trying to show the hitter Cincinnati 33 49 .402 9 Two Games When EUUs came up with arm ■, fourth place deadlock with kCl- Pittsburgh. Bob Garibaldi, the clinched a playoff berth in the Minnesota got two power play Minnesota’s total should the that I am better than he is. Cleveland 15 67 .183 27 troubles last year. In the heart .he Plrntea have waukee, the other 1969 ex- former San FYanclaco bonus West by whipping Los Angeles goals and scored another while North Stars lose their remain- ______” I Uke to see an out, no mat­ baby udio was 16-10 at Phoenix NUTMEG TANKERS— Outstanding contributors to the best swimming rec­ Open Long how It’s atttnlned It thiiUs ,to® race, what did he successful In the past few ®l“ b. 3-1. In Tuesday night’s only oth- shorthanded to knock off LA ing five games. Cavaliers Tie Mark, ^ ter in the Pacific Cootst League last ord compiled in some time by the University of Connecticut team are shown er NHL game, Vancouver and nail down a West playoff Andrew Boudrias powered Western Conference me to get a batter out I used '" “ ®y’ years, the togetherness that J ^ ® y w®*]® » “ "-tor year, could pitch himself into with Coach Pete McDevitt. From left to right are Paul Grillo, Captain Ted turned back St. Louis 4-1. berth. Vancouver past St. Louis with a Midwest Division ad -when I (Udn’t get he pipped. prevails on this club,” the pitch- ’ NBA S la te to get mi 'That sore arm scared me. the picture. Brind^our, Greg Wolff, Dave Darigo, and Larry Phippen. Their record: 9-2. A three-game losing streak— Danny Grant’s 32nd goal of pair of power play goals while MilwaukeeMilwaukee ■66 16 .805 — everyone out. After I reached* er related as we watched the L It started hurting me in the Bucs take baiting practice. Year In 1969, batted .801 last Ted Abernathy, the veteran their longest of the season—had the .season got the North Stars Dainny Johnson and Bobby Chicago 48 34 .585 18 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Portland Celebrates the big leagues, this thought right shoulder and eventually season. Big Bob OUver Submarine boOl artist, heads a delayed New York’s second started in the first period and Schmautz also scored for the phoenixPhoenix 48 34 .585 IS went down the drain. I learn­ Ih e National Basketball As­ worked down to my elbow. * '* * slammed 27 home runs; Joe relief corps that also wiU in­ place clinching but the Rangers then Ted Hampson converted Canucks. T en y O lsp Detroit 45 37 .649 21 NEW YORK (A P)-^The Cleveland Cavaliers tied a ed that the guys I was pitch got well in a hurry against the his third shorthanded goal since shutout for St.' Louis. When I came back I didn't F -wJ Hif Keough hit .302 before going clude Tom Buigmeler and sociation playoffs open tonight ra n n e d . M a y s ^ broken leg and new- Brindamour Fights Injury, Pacific Division National Basketball Association record against Port­ EAST SIDE MIDGET ing against were making big as many curves. My first rcxikle Jim York. Abernathy, with Chicago at Los Angeles Los Ang. 48 34 .580 — land but it was the Trail Blazers that did the celebrat- Last night the Johnson money, M d they miwt ^ g o ^ ______after being____^ out___ was___ Was this young pitcher exclt- comer Amos OUs sparkled at acquired by the Royals flom San EYan. 41 41 .600 7 ing. Jumpers clinched the league Philadelphia at Baltimore. and must be able to hit the baU, against the PhllUes. I pitched a ed when he faced the greats, bet, in the field and on the St. Louis last July, was 0-8 with M Esposito Tops Orr Kin^s Vault San Diego 40 42 .488 10 Portland’s 114-112 victory went both ways until Petrie’s title with a romp over the Os- The New York Knicks, the BO I don’t worry anymore, as gjmtout allowed just three hits uke WiUie Mays? bases. 12 saves in 36 A L iqipearances. Seattle 38 44 .463 10 over Cleveland enabled the 22-foot jump shot gave the Trail tro Sonics, 49 - 23. Displaying defending champions, and Mll- long as I win. threw two curve brfls' " I struck WlUle out the first But aside from Oliver’s Paces UConn Swii L Team 29 53 .364 19 113-112 edge with n fine teamwork, the Jum ^rs led ^ “ When I was younger, and In game. I knew I could get time I faced Wm. Later he near- slugging, which accounted for Portland Cavallers to match the mark Blazers a but Ted chose to swim despite Larchmont, N. Y. He finished From Cellar forax/s losses by an NBA team, seconds .oft.left. Stoii McKciizie at evcry turn, 10 - 4, 26 • 12 the minora, I thought that I away with my fast ball against ly tore my leg off with a hit 99 runs batted In, there was a STORRS, Conn. — A Tuesday’s Results They finished the season Tues- added a free throw with three and 37 • 17, to coast to victory, everyone expects to ® could strike every batter out. ^,^t my second start I back through the box. He’ll get marked shortage of power. Yankee Conference title the injury, and he swam in pain 'with 83-% points, and had a For Scoring Title all yecu:. He’s just a fabulous part In the record effort of the Portland 114, Cleveland 112 day night with a 15-67 record, remaining. The winners were paced by I soon learned, too, that you y, get my breaking ball me yet. He’s never hit a homer Kansas City was last in the and a best-ever finish in kid and an excellent leader.” 400-freestyle relay team. BOSTON (A P )— Phil Esposito has just about locked To Second Only game scheduled the same established by San Wesley led Cleveland with 35 Kevin Flynn’s 21 points, with The Knicks play *»«• o at home can’t do that up here (National t<> beat the Mete, and I against me,” Ellis said with a league In homers with 97 and League).” En route to the maj- yjy The Mete murder fast ball touch of pride. last in the majors in runs with the New England cham­ Brindamour swam the back- Sophomores Bob Berman, up the 1970-71 National Hockey League scoring title, TONIGHT’S GAMES Diego in 1967-68. points. Rich Lautenbach and jMo"n Atlanta ’T h u ^ y ^ e r - ors, EUis averaged nearly one pitching.” pionships helped make stroke leg of the 400-medley re- Rick Parker, and John VlTl- and appwently there won’t be any do^-to-the-wire sp^ei^kings .^e first-pe- Eastern Conference Semifinal The game was the last sched- Memphls celebrated the sig- Tompkins getting 10 markers noon. Milwaukee and San The feUow with the unusual ROYALS B F e B tangle Saturday in Oak- strikeout per inning. first name might just get that Shortstop Fred Patek, who 1970-71 one of Connecti­ lay, to help establish a new liams, and juniors Don Mutz, A race with his Boston Bruins teammate Bobby Orr. Philadelphia at BalUmore, uled for the regular season in nlng of Mississippi’s Jrfmny each. riod goals by Butch Cioring and new car in Uie fall. He’s quite came to the royals in a 3-for-3 Oliver, .260, wUl start at first cut’s most successful swim­ standard of 3:42.3. He piled up Paul Grillo, and Ed Becker also Espo’s lead of 141-133 with Douer Volmar to a 2-0 victory first game of best-of-7 series —-the ——— NBA. - Playoff — b games------begin—o— Neumann------by~j j jumping— -i.—-o to— -a —16- ruiFor theme iuocib losers,, Wayne .Tajme vyouuui.Ostrout R„iipts son in their two-man Dues ggggon 7plteher oncl hos yet to r^ach trade with Pittsburgh, hit just base; CJookle Rojas, .260, at ming seasons. 93-% .points to take third in got in on the record-breaking. just six regular season games over Montreal Tuesday nlgM Western Conference Semifinal tonight in BalUmore be^een ^ m t lead in the flmt q u ^ e r. finished a fine season with 14 h a ^ p ^ W e ^ l l f i r t l ^ r opening How does which virtually rewrote Hurled N«vIDkter one homer last year for the Pi- second and Paul achaal, .268, Coach Pete McDevltt’s club scoring, and thatperformance left would be difficult one for and vaulted out of the American Chicago at Los Angeles, first the Bullets and the PhUa- The best New York could do tallies with help from Dave De- Last year, although sidelined l(X>k to the big fellow? his peak. NHL record book. rates. But the 6-foot-4 mite, at third. Center fielder OUs, triumphed in its last six dual earned him the Bob Muir ------..K ------— .1 has, scored 67 eoals Hockey League’s East Division game of best-of-7 series delphla 76ers, and in Los Angel- was close the gap to six in the aantis, who netted six points. ag smallest player in the noajors, vvho hit .284, drove in 68 runsmeets to finish 9-2, went on to a Trophy for most career points SHOOTS ACE AT M cumstances. And wlUi the East ^ ° ^ ceUar and into a second-place Only games scheduled es between the Lakers and Uie fourth quarter. The second game found the 'v®™' ^ , figures to add some offensive Division championship already “ break Bobby Hull s old «.j_ • Ken Brett,Bren, anaand Haxrelsontiaxrei»uii bunt- uvmv- him into Brett. Monty------was « between utsvwcvn them,” Lemon saysaava afv^morthstrength. Both players have long since ^ rootlne anv harder for Second period None. Pen- 494 12% Portland led until 6:26 was aged to take the edge several hand Herkys a lopsided 56-26 sicn champion Baltimore since (AP)— The B oston R ^ down the first base line, to let the ball roll foul, but h e ______pretty good year.” Al lasi mere New York 39 40 425 18 ^ game when Walt times in the second half. Utah loss. Entering the second periixl the injuries to their stars. The surpassed those marks this sea- Esposito. alUes—Orban, Hpr. 7:62; Arm- Floridians 34 46 ^ X got into their first big Boston catcher Bob Mont- didn’t have a chance.” That "pretty good year” was 418 18% Wesley tied the score with a got the final lead with 6:38 re- of play, the winners held a 12-4 Lakers took a nose-dive w it^ a ------strong, Hpr. 12:11. Pittsburgh 33 46 rhubarb of the spring gomery and Harrelson all The Red Sox scored ^ m ured only by back-to-back advantage as the losers couldn’t 3-11 mark without West. The Third peritball star Vin Clements, and pick up some of the load nor­ er. Our paths crossed in St. place for a tournament.” Wooden also said the size and thing,” Holcomb said, “ Is that his doctors told him not to con­ mally carried by West and hit Petersburg and the retired Bol­ Mtar people in Chicago are beglimlng Wooden brought his Bruins quickness of Kansas impressed Spice NTT ton resident is as brown as a tinue swimming,” McDevitt re­ T u n e ^ p into Houston today for a run at him. more than his 20.7 points per Congressmen Introduce Bill Bobcats to talk about the White Sox bear. He’s been sunning him­ counted. NEW YORK (AP) — It’U be ^ again. 'We’ve even got two tele- 2 an unprecedented fifth con- "They will be difficult to "A n operation would have St. Bonaventure’s Brown in- ™ ladelpW a finished sec(«id PhU Burgess, sports direc­ self since the first week in Jan­ s e c u 11 V e NCAA basketball beat,” he said, Banning aosed-Qrcuit TV vUlon stations to carry our kept him out for the season, dlans against ' HawaU’s un- ^ “ i® Eastern Dl- tor at radio station WINF, uary. , championship. Ail four teams scheduled eve- all home games, something that we didn’t bronzed underdogs and the En- '’‘“‘“ J >'®‘»«'d, sev- WASHINGTON (A P ) - H a Perenchio banned will have South Windsor And Wooden remembers how nlng workouts today in the As- a delayed have laat year.” gineei^ of Georgia Tech trying « " victories better than Baltl- couple of congressmen have broadcasts, even on High’s head basketball coach it was when the Bruins’ 47- trodome. CharUe Shares and star pu­ complete 30-step Brake Tupe-up game wiiuilng 'streak was Kansas and UCLA bring 27-1 to claw Michigan’s Wolverines *'io*'®- their way, sports promoters basis, Frankie Frisch and Dizzy won’t be able to keep a heavy- Under Aspln s measure, al- pil, Tom Boy, on his ‘«p eak snapped by Houston 71-69 in the records into the playoff with in tonight’s quarter-flnals wrap- The second games o i both the Dean, two former standouts Airlines Open Golf • Replace brake lining aU four wheels SPECIAL Z lg h t champKHishlp fight. Uke most ail sports eventa would Up on Sports” program to­ Astrodome before 56,000 fans in Villanova 26-6 and Western up in the National Invitational ^-CSilcago and Baltimore- with the St. Louis Cardinals and •1 Micrometer check aU drums for true­ AT Uie recent Joe Frazler-Muham- have to be shown on home TV night at 6:26. ness 1968. Kentucky 23-6, Tournament. PhUadeljrfUa series ■will be both members of baseball’s Hall Z a d T u b ^ . o « home tele- or not shown at a U - ln c lu ^ Also, Burgess stated, the •( Inspect A service front wheel bearings *29^ "The playing floor (in the. As­ The winners will be back on played in the same cities on of Fame, have been prominent viirinn flcraens all boxing matches, pro football station will cover all New • Inspect and service wheel cylinders Drum Brakes trodome) was out in the open the court against each other in FYiday. figures around Al Lang Field Centered on Winners Ren Les Aspln. D-Wis., championship, college footbaU York Knicks playoff'games. • Add heavy duty fluid 91fo6t C a n ) and the background made the seepnd haJf of Thursday ------in St. Pete this spring, the train­ • Road test plaimrf to introduce today a bowl games, c h ^ SttU In the works, though, is M IAM I (A P )— Jack Nicklaus made a late decision 4 depth perception difficult,” night’s semifinals. North Caro­ ing base of the current Cards. • Parts and labor guaranteed 8,000 blU Uiat would place an outright picmshlpe and all other sport Yankee basebaU. not to compete, so the attention is centered on Arnold Wooden said. “ No one shot well iBOWUNG, lina and Duke, a pair of Atian- Men’s Volleyball J^eague miles/120 days coast to coast Blackledge Country before the game and the tele­ tic (Joast Conference clubs and ban on the producUon of sports events. Box seats for the two-game Palmer and Lee Trevino in the |200,000 National Air- BRAKE LJNING GUARANTEES} FINAL STANDINGS eventa over closed-circuit TV One of Sandman’s proposed vision lights overhead made it victors in Monday night’s quar­ Blades in Final series in Venezuela between the lines Open Golf Tournament. 40,000 MILES/30 MONTHS W. L. whenever a television network bills would p ^ b l t licensed • SPEdAUSTB IN DISC BRAKES... extra bright. Every player shot ter-finals, start off Thursday NEW HAVEN (A P ) - The Chicago White Sox and New ” My schedule really wasn’t ------Latvians 46 3 or station wanted to broadcast broadcasters, both wire and ON AMERICAN A FORESGN CARS below their season average ex­ night’s semis. New Haven Blades swept past York Yankees sold for $11 a that certain,” Nicklaus said. " I Palmer, winner of two events Hawaii, with “ hot pants” bas­ Kasden Fuel 43 6 the event. wireless, ’’from seeking, con- cept for Elvin Hayes of Hous­ the Johnstown Jets 5-1 Tuesday copy with reserved seats car­ was heading back a declsicm tOf ttiin year and the season's lead­ ketball shorts and hula girl East Sides , 33 16 Ren CSiarles W. Sandman tractlng for or exercising ex- ton. He had a great game.” taking the, first game of the rying a $6 tag and $2 lor bleach, see how well I felt I was play­ ing • money winner, and the Complete 30-Step Epgipo tupo-up cheerleaders, still managed to Lakwood 20 23 Jr R J fJ said last week he elusive rights” to present Public Course Wooden is taking some com­ Northern Division champion­ er. seats. One game attracted ing in Jacksonville. flamboyant Trevino, the de- fort in the fact' that NCAA offi­ keep the attention of the Madi­ CB&T Blue 21 27 wiiiud Introduce legislation by championship events, ship playoff in the Eastern "U I thought I was playing broad- 17,000 fans and another drew feadlng champion rank as the I 40-step electronic engine analysis cials are installing 7,000 seats MERCANTILE — BUI Colby son Square Garden fans on the Watkins 21' 27 the end of the month to insure "This wUl ®>»ble Hockey League. well, I would have played Na­ I 30-step precision tune-up by specialists 95 10,000. men to beat. on the floor aroimd the basket- 140-381, Joe Vlnsko 135, Roy Me- Fame Monday night as they CBAT White 19 27 that championship events in casters in television. 1^ 0. The Blades were led by de­ tional Airlines. But I'm just not I Electronic carburetor adjustment Forest Hills 6 42 professional sports can be wit- cable systems, plus aU other fenseman Kevin Morrison who that satisfied 'with my game. I Palmer is playing more than > (talibrate basic timing STARTING SATURDAY. MARCH 27fh ball court to give it "more at- Gulre 144-136-382 Bill Faber 182- *'“^*®‘* from 14 points down to Best hitter in the Detroit ^nefised bv theme generaliceiicixt* public types - of— media------to -- secure pre-• scoreuscored iwutwo Kutue,goals, uiethe un»ifirst emuand ----- . . Won’t play now until the Mas- he has in recent seasons ^ d , I Parts and labor guaranteed 6,000 miles/ HIM mosphere” for Thursday 393 sonny Chandler 140-362, Oklahoma 88-87 in League playoffs wUl begin ran t \ .j • •' double overtime. and television. sentetlon rights to these Impor- w ^ker, Bobby Peters ®“"P l^ned T tgrs .. for the first time in more than 120 days coast to coast night’s semi-finals and Satur- (M o lt C a n ) Harry Buckmlnlster 142, Stan Bonnies had an easier Monday night at eight o’clock Sandman’s two bills would- tent national eventa.” he said. and j Pierrepierre Brindamour also ------who will be planned, - « ac- Nicklaus, the current PGA a year, isn’t complaining abwt day afternoon’s finals. Miruckl 144-374, Ed Tomklel 351 MILEX SERVICES I M R OONDITIONINa A COOUNa SYSTEMS time of it in their caning- vrlth Uie Latvians tangling wlUi ban exclusive breadcast con- "N o one tyj^ of medla^^ like scored for New Haven. cording - to Manager - . Billy ,____ Mar-__ tutu otittottBritish Open v^uvit vaMUttwtvatichampion, amz fin-- his ~ putting.w Trevino, on the . ota . Special This Year— Each 18 hole weekday ploy entitles player Western Kentucky and Villa- FugUa 389. • BRAKES • CARBURETORS • ALTIRMATORS • BATTIRISS nova collide Thursday night at round game, a 94-79 smothering ^® East Sides and in the sec trects on sports championships closed circuit teJevlriOT In the Bob Warner brt^e up goalie A"- Cash is 86 and hM ished in a tie for eighth in last ®r •>ond, is playing less than he regular since 1960. TTie Tigers week’s Greater JackaonvUlo ‘‘oes’and ^ some sec- 6:30 p.m. OST with UCLA and ------of Phirdue. match Kasden versus Lake- in professional boxlijg. football, recent ew e ot the F ^ le r -A ll Dave Hainsworth’s shutout at­ ST. JAMES—Ruth Boland 140, Hawaii Coach Red Rocha ad- wood Circle. basLtboll, baseball and hock- heavyweight boxing chlmplon- tempt in the third period. have three first base candidates, Open, six strokes back of play- ond thoug^its about his putting, Kansas scheduled at 8:40 p.m. ^ z e io a ii, ^ permitted to mo- to a chance to win a TV, Radio, Toaster, GHO Tickets or Dinner CST Some 35,000 fans and a Phillips 126, Glnney netted he has no idea how his The two winners will play for The best-of-eevqn series re­ all veterans, Cash, Al Kaline and off winner Gary Player of Some other leading con- MILEX, m naUonal television audience ^^6. Rainbows will stand up against the championship Tuesday night * The proposed measures are an nopollze the right of the public sumes in New Haven Thursday Jim Northrup. The latter two Soutii Africa. tenders include Tom Shaw and MS: (NBr*) will view the action ------the Bonnies. “ We’re quick,” he at 8. outero\^ of the Frazler-Ali to witness these eventa.” night before shifting to Johns­ may wind up in the outfield He and Billy (Jasper, who hna Carlyle Snead, each a winner of (Kear tks 1 with Martin anxious to get all been on an extended vacation, two tournaments this year, San IH fllH H r, for Two, plus many other prizes. S U A L s X d S : FTX )»AL - Betty Bldwell 177- said, "but they’re quicker.” ------heavyweight championship His other bUI would amend town Frtday and Saturday. i-sm Under Wooden’s guidance Arlene LaPolnte 187-454, Thg star-gazers in the stands 'fight March 8. which Frazier the antitrust laws to require three’s bats in the lineup at the are about the only major Diego - winner George Archer, ______When the Florida Derby Is UCLA has won 26 straight Carolyn Sulzinski 474. wlU be drawn to the Michigan won Promoter Jerry Perenchio that the owners, operators and A total at 94 stakes races will same time. names missing from the 150 the tough little Player and Ne­ game being directed by soph- at OulMream Pailc March man field that begins the race tional Seniors champion Julius NCAA tournament games and _ „ , , game being directed by soph- ^ earned an estimated $20 million promoters of the championship be run during the New York WORLP'SJJiSEST THNE-UP.WP AIR COHOlTIONiHQ SPICIAUSTS WEST STREET, HEBRON TELEPHONE 228-9483 the Bruins have captured the HIGH-LOW — Barbara Hlgley omore Henry Wllmore and Rich ^ It marks the ^ of seyw on the live gate and closed-cir- events permit ail forms of Racing Assbclatlcm season Connecticut sports writers on for the $40,000 first prize Tiiurs- Boros, who was second by We Honor Bsink Amerlcard, jiaater Oiarge and CAP naUonal Utle six of the last sev- 231-193-660, Arlene Schumacher Yunkus commanding the Tech days of odebraUon for Uie cult television with $17 million mass media to cover the which begins March 8 'and « m1b the Florida beat Include Bill day in the first round of the 72- stroke to Palmer in the Citrus on years. Jean Bassett 477. attack. $100,000 race for S-yeartolds. \ coming from television. events. Dec. 4. Lee and John Kershaw of the hole test. Invitational two weeks ago. PAGE THIRTY-FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1971 PAGE THIRTY-FIVE Business Services 13 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Help Wonted-Male 36 A rties For Sale 4$ y Wonted - To Buy 58 Aportments - FlatsApartments - F la ts - Houses For Sole 72 Lots For Sole WANTED, full-time mechanic, ^ABY stroller, like new, $26 73 O ut of Tovm SPRING clean-up, landscaping / lT'6 OULV A 6001^ APIECE IT»5 ALWAVG OM W A WANTED — antique furniture, Tenements ' 63 Tenements 63 experience necessary. Call 643- 647-9364. MANCHESTER — 100x150 For Sole 75 CLASSIFIED and gardening, all types. Also 6 EEP& LONGEST \ GRIPElf.' iTfe POR A T SUCR ! I'U S ick AND 2.7 ACEtE:;^ beautiful view, 7- L 11RCD OF SHELLING 9121 anytime. HEBRON — Newer 2-bedro^m 474 MAIN ST.. Three rooms, treed lot. Nice area. $5 600. ANDOVER - Modern four- light trucking. Free estimates. VUilEM A^llED TO goimg-amav pa r t / room cust^ Ranch, 3 baths, _____ , , ^ ^ ------— _ __rrfe______GCTnNG NEED tires? 40 per cent dls- Utv The Harrlmn’n apartment, children welcome, heated. $125. Security. One or m n WORLD Call 649-7469. OilP IKl POR AM FOR MISS CIPHER TO BEABACkET.f COLLEGE Grads — We have gount. Premium, first line, family room>s^-car garage, ,, Ranch, breezeway, over­ appliances, heat, two adults. 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. OFFICE SOIREE? IM ACCOUHTlMG ' several openings In several ovals, prowlers, truck privacy. HutewS^ Agency, garage, electric heat, ftiU ADVERTISING LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also-l ______hot water, parking. Immedl- Realtors, 649-5324. Agency. 646-0131.______basement, two acre. plus. Im- RIGHT GRIPELT - areas for top college grads. No tjrgg. Cole's Discount Station, THREE ROOM Apartment, moving large appliances. I HOUSB5HOLJ5 lots — Antiques, occupancy. $185 monthly, BOLTON — one mUe from *mniedlate occupancy. $19,900 . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Burning barrels delivered, J4. fee. Rita Personnel, 646-4040. 451 Center St., 643-6332. Ranch style, stove, refrigera­ $17,500 3-BEDROOM Cap< built bric-a-brac, loclcs, frames, 646-0882, 646-2871. South Manchester. BeauUfuUy Agency, 643-0683. tor, peirklng, Available April 1966, wooded lot, full 8 AJM. to 4 :3 0 PJtt. 644-1775. d u e to an expansion, we have sOUP’S on, the rug that Is, •so glassware. We buy estatesi 1st. $115. 646-2878. w o ^ com er tot. Acre plus. VERNON-Mancheeter line - 8- an opening In the Manchester the spot with Blue imiage Peddler. Auctioneer. knotty pine kitchen cabinets^ 420 Lake St., Bolton, 649-3247. carpet- Immediate occupancy. Meyer “ -i^ e area. M. H. Palmer, ^om Garrison Colonial, set on COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Q area for a man to be trained L^gtre. Rent electric shampoo- ing throughout, complete ap- Furnlshcd Jtor, 643-6321, 6490688. in sales and certain phases of oicott Variety Store. Realtors, 643-0609. a % acre heavUy wooded lot. Household Services 13-A 3$ pUances, vanity bath. Central- 4:S0 PJM. DAY BEFORE PUBUOATION management. Elxcellent o p ------Apartm ents Aluminum siding, 2Vi baths, Rooms Without Board 59 located. $175' monthly, r . d . ^porrmenrs______^3-A MANCHESTER Is not far from MANCHE^TOR — ExceUent Deadline for Satnrday and Monday to 4:M p.m. Frida; TWO handymen want a variety portunity for advancement for READ about General Electric AA zoncNot, half acre plus, famUy room, double garage. Murdock. 643-2692. COMFORTABLY furnldied 3 this 7-room Ranch. Four bed­ of jobs by day or hour. We rrr\ r=n the right man. Good starting air-conditioning In April Popu- Lakewood <3xrte area, city Many extras. Immaculate con­ m Reg u. S Pal Ori —Allriftill '»Mrv*d THE THOMPSON House -C ot------^ ^ rooms, two baths, garage. dition Hayes Agency, 646-0181. PLEASE READ YOUR AD clean yards, attics and cellars. D197I by Uruled Featura Synd>ca1«. Inc salary and commission and ^lar Science, the* call us for a tage St., centrally located, FIVE-ROOM apartment, sec- w ^ ^ Very large tot. Pull price $19,- utilities. Call ^”^ r . fflmmer, Reasonable. Call 643-5306. car allowance. Many employe'' free BTU survey. Consumer lai^e ideasantly furnished ond floor. No children, no pets. utilities, parking, 272 900. Call The kfitten Agency, J. D. Real EstateNAssoclates. WILLINGTON __ Near the OlaaoUied or “ Want Ado“ are taken over the phone m» a benefits. Apply at The Singer Service, Inc., 668-6070, 649-6325. rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 Available April 1st. $150 643-5120. convenience. The advertiaer slionid read Us ad Uie FIRST REIWEAVING of bums, moth- Realtors, 648-6930. Parkway, large Raised Ranch Co 856 Main St., M an ch ester.------—- — ------— ------for ovendgfat and permanent monthly. 649-0865. DAT IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in time for the holes, zippers repaired. Win­ A n d who^ longest REGISTERED Spaulding golf THREE-ROOM apartment, fur- TOLLAND — 3 buUdlng wlU$ aluminum siding, rec guest rates. PRINCETON ST. — Lovely 3- room, fireplace, over an acre next insertion. The Herald is responsible for only ONE in­ dow shades made to measure AT THE BEEF WHEN CONTROLLER—BS in account­ clubs, bag and cart. 1967 Chev­ UNUSUAL n one-bedroom nlshed, private bath and en­ $6,600 total. Tolland, acre IoIk bedroom Colonial, custom built toeed lot. Top buy at only correct or omitted insertion tor any advertisement and then all size Venetian blinds. Keys SAID SOIREE IS IN ing. CPA preferred. Retail rolet, rebuilt 6-cyllnder engine, trance, utilities, no pets. 226 $3,000. Vernon, hl^ scenic only to the extent of a “ make good" insertion. Errors wUch LARGE ROOM, genUeman, Full-private basement, charter Oak 643 8368 by and for the present owners. $26,9(X>. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, made while you wait. Tape background, local position. 3 on floor. Call 647-1329. private entrance, free parit- Heat, appliances included. $190 acre, $6,900. Other land Hayes do not lessen the valne of tlw advertisement will not be PROGRESS ? Choice residential section. id (rffice, 8‘to-6279. recorders for rent. Marlow's, Agency, 646-0131. corrected by “ make kcmU*’ insertion. Rig h t A G A IN - Starts to $20,000. No fee. Rita Ing, near center. Evenings 646- month. Paul W. Dougan, —— ;------Must be seen to be appreciat- 867 Main St., 649-5221. SCREENED loam, sand, gravel, GRIPELT Personnel 646-4040. 6886 or 647-1145. RedHer, 649-4535. BuSIUeSS LoCOtlonS ed. T. J. Crockett, Realtors, b OLTON — Builder's attention. VERNON^ processed gravel, sbme, fill. 643-1677. (RoekvIUe, ToD Free) CUSTOM made draperies, slip MANAGER — Finance. 2% to 3 Also bulldozer and backhoe NICBJLY furnished room, stove, NORTHWOOD Apartments — For Rent 64 EYontage on Improved road COMESEETHIS Seven room Rqised Ranch covers wd reupholstering. service and drain fields. refrigerator and linens provld- m*** twe-bodroom apart- OFFICES- MANCHESTER Industrial zone will make 7 wooded lots. years experience with small One-single room with two car g^aihge under. 643-2711 875-3136 Budget terms. Establiriied in loan company. Salary, $8,000 George H. Griffing, Andover ed. 801 Main St., 649-8302. ments, central air-condition- 3-famUy house, excellent busi­ Minutes to new Route 1-84. one three-room com er Louis Dimock Realty, Real­ Large comfortable lot with 1946. Days, 624-0154, evenings, plus. No fee. Rita Personnel, 742-7886. ------>------Ing, carpeting, balcony, car- gnite House A Hale Biiildin? ness oppertunity. High traffic tors, 649-9823. elbow room. Two baths, no 649-7690. 646-4040. BXCBraONAIiY _large_ room ports, plus other luxury fea- LLsis coimt, good condition. Call LOFTY pile, free from soil Is waiting, a nice rec r Automobiles For Sole 4 available, Highland Park sec­ tures. From $226. J. D. Real now. $31,600. Hayes Agency, MANCHESTER, 3-B zone lota, ODD JOBS — Miscellaneous re­ TRUCK DRIVER, must be the carpet cleaned with Blue tion. 649-7120. Estate Associates, 643-6129. BUILDING with bar for happy hour re­ 1967 GTO, 4-speed, power steer­ 25x65, with office $7,800 each, 60x150. Also Indus- pairs, clean-up, carpentry familiar with Connecticut area, Lustre. Rent electric shampoo- laxing. Price $28,900. CaU HERALD ing, good condition. Call 643- NEW deluxe 2-bedreom duplex. ®P®®®- If^^t manufacturing. trial land, owner financing work, concrete work, roofs and and be over 25. Apply in per­ er $1. The Sherwin-Williams MANCHESTER — Pitkin St. J. McLaughlin at 649-5306 4771. light trucking. Call 646-6498. Available April 1st, heat, api re- Stately 11-room Colonial, in Helen D. Cole Realtor, 643- for looksee. Millinery, Help Wonted-^mole 35 Help Wonted-Female 35 son, Robinson - Clay Product Co. Apartments - Flats - nltoncpi, upholstering, plumbing, elec- (g) 1971 by NEA, DOOt). 2 BOX LETTERS Co., 170 Tolland St., East Hart­ trlcal, woodworking, sign one of Manchester premier lo- _____ WASHING machine repairs, nroccm akina ALUMINUM 'Sheets used as Tenements 63 tioning included, $220 per , J ------1964 COUNTRY Squire, needs 19 ford. cations. Must be seen to be MANCHESTER Building tot * B (Sl W • • F o r Y e a r RCA Whirlpool, Kenmore, MATURE woman to act as printing plates, .009 thick, 23x month. Paul W. Dougan, Real- work, cheap. 649-0540 after 5. f e m a l e s — days or evenings THRiESE-ROOM apartment, 643-0648. appreciated. T.J Crockett, approximately 100x600, rural. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Maytag. Reasonable rates. 643- CUSTOM tailored ladles’ dress- companion for elderly lady, no vvaNTED 36", 25 cents each or 6 for $1. tor, 646-4535. " / don't know whether it makes me feel better, or worse, Infomuitioii . . , . j » » — full and part-time — , — stove, refrigerator, hot water, ______Realtor. 643-1577. CaU 643-7287 or 647-1641. Manchester Parkade 4913, 647-1719. es, suits, alterations and heavy housework or laundry, ^ Bonanza Sir- ^ attendants. Apply Hess Station 643-2711 to learn that Liz Taylor is going to be a grandmother parking. Adults only. 648-8680 MAIN ST . 3% nice rooms, sec- H E lA im F U L modem remodel- THE HERALD will not costume jewelry in your stone own room, pleasant surround in August!" SIX-ROOM starter home, very ------Manchester 649-5306 1966 VOLKSWAGEN bus, $100. WINDOW cleaning professional' loin Pit, 287 West Middle Manchester. after 4 p.m. ond floor. Heat, hot water. o««ces. swim- disclose the Identity of preference. 649-1133. ings live in one week, off sec­ ______TWO SCHWINN bicycles, boys clean. $18,500. CaU for details. Resort Property any advertiser using box Needs motor. Call 643-9112. ly done at reasonable rates. Tpke., Manchester. stove and refrigerator Includ- 1^1 location AvaUable EAST HARTFORD — Large 7- ond week, work alternate TIMEKEEPER check time nnd girls matching set, 6- AVAILABLE April 1st, foiu*- WolvertOT Agency Realtors, ^ ' letters. Readers answer­ Call 643-7023 anytime. 74 room Raised Ranch, wall-to- 1967 CHEVROLET 2-door hard- weeks. Write Box D, Manches­ SPRING is just around the cor­ cards, cost records and audit speed, like new, hardly used, room apartment. AppUances, ______ed. 668-0833.______649-2813. ing blind box ads who ^ M o v i n g - builder. Also suitable for pan- wall carpeting. Recreation top. Standard, good condition. SPRING CLEAN-UPS ter Herald. ner. Meet those additional ex­ customer’s labor Invoices. Ac­ both for the price of one, $76. desire to protect their heat, parking, central location. aCHOOL ST. — Four-room ®**"K center, buUdlng supplies. Investment Property Houses For Sole 72 MANCHESTER — North Elm AMSTON Lake — Waterfront room, fireplace, aluminum sid­ $100. Call 649-0768. cleaned. Also attics cellars. Trucking — Storage 20 penses selling Avon products. curacy essential. Modest typ- Call evenings 647-1009. Identity can follow ‘Us HOUSEKEEPER, 2-6 p.m. $170 monthly. Security requir- heated apartmmt, parking, garden and recreational equip- For Sole 70>A St. Near center, beautiful 2- year ’round Ranch. Aluminum ing, garage. $30,900. Hutchins A wonderful time to start your ed. 649-3340. siding, storms, screens. Boat procedure: garages, trash removed. Free ^A^rTTF^TFR Delivery- week days, full-time school va­ posuion.^ J^n- g ggy girl-Feady for a $150. AvaUable April 1st., Se- ment, etc. 521-7373. famUy, 6-6-1 rooms. Mainte­ Agency, 649-6324. estimates. 528-0670 anytime. MANCHESTER — own business. Call 289-4922. day-Frlday, 8-5. Saturday MANCHESTER — Rockledge pier. Modem, immaculate. Bel JUNK cars removed, any condi- light trucking and package de­ cations and summers. 3 ______whirl after cleaning carpets curlty. Phone 649-3436. MANCHESTER — Six - family nance-free vinyl siding. Extra Enclose your reply to MANCHESTER — Brownstone MAIN Custom Colonial, 4 bedrooms, Air Real Estate, 643-9332. OOVEJNTRY — Slx-room-over- Uon. $8. Call 875-2435. livery. Refrigerators, washers school-age children, liberal THREE women for Hartford morning as required. Paid with Blue Lustre. Rent elec­ STREET Office space, centrally located. Excel- tot. $32,000. Charles Shimkus the box in an envelope — LIGHT trucking, cellar and Apartments. Large two-bed- FOUR rooms, second floor, cen- 100 per cent location formal dining, first-floor fam­ .tize Cape. E^iU shed dormer. address to the Claaalfied and stove moving, specialty. wages. Call after 6 week days pension and Insurance benefits. tric shampooer $1. Plnewood **®ar lent income producer. Price Co., 249-1366, 521-2086, 521-2991, attics cleaned, odd jobs, lawns, and Tolland Counties. High room duplex apartment. Am- location. Heat and hot wa- banks, air-conditioned, auto- been Uy room, oversized garage, BuiU-lns, 1% baths, large M anager, Manchester 1962 CHEVROLET, 4-door, 6 Folding chairs for rent, 649- 633-4333. Good opportunity. Apply by Furniture Shop. reduced for quick 521-1944. trees cut and removed. Call hourly earnings. Exceptional fireplace, aU bulIt-ins. $38,000. Out of Town rooms, walk-out basement. Evening Herald, together cylinder wagon. Standard shift’, 0762. opportunities for housewives. mall or In person, Hartford Available April maticflre sprinkler Apply ^.J. Ciockett. Realtor, 643-6000. water, casting, appliances jgt Security deposit required. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. iktt Meyer Realtors, 643-0609. Mid 30’s. Hayes Agency, 649- with a memo Ilatlj^ the very good condition. $296 or Phone necessary. Call 872-3400, Despatch, 191 Park Ave., East For Sole 75 NURSE’S AIDES, 7 to 3 p.m. and parking. Alr-conditioners ,130 m„„thlv CftllTttAr 7 n m ------643-1677. ------0131. companies you do NOT beet offer. Call 643-8292. 5-7 p.m. Hartford, Mr. Garrity. Please Boots & Accessories 46 want to see your letter. shift. Call 649-4619. Md garages, optional. Imme- 644-8447. ' tw^room front office, .j-wo professional buildings on MANCHESTER Custom built PARK STREET BOLTON — Big house, big do not phone. We are an equal VERNON — 297 Lake St. Just Your letter win be de­ 1965 GTO, excellent condition, B.iM i. 9 ContneKag 14 '’-'■H-g - P.peri.g 21 GERJCH’S Marine Service, au­ diate and May 1st o c cu p a n c y ,______Reasonable rent. Inquire Du- —Raised . , —Ranch. . TWo fireplaces, value, 4-bedroom Colonial. East Center Street, enough over Manchester line. Colonial stroyed if the advertiser one owner. Call after 6 p.m., RICHARD E. MARTIN, paint- SECRETARY p re fe i^ ly with kday°s?'’foJ w orth ^ employer. thorized Evinrude outboard Adults $216. CaU 646-1769 or 466 MAIN ST. first-floor. 3 baldo Music Center, 186 West land for another. Look into two garages, gorgeous private Ten-room home with more Large wooded tot. Quiet street. is one you’ve menUonad. 649-9614. 872-9690. rooms, heated. $120. Security. Middle ’Tpke. Call 649-6206 Ray Holcombe, Realtors, 644- with beautiful view, deep treed CARPENTRY and remodeling, Liking motor sales and service. Also this. Belfiore Agency, 647-1413.- lot. Executive area. $39,900 than one acre of land, good if not it wiU be handled rec rooms, dormers, kitchens, 7 . .— i:------:— — One or two adults. No stove or weekdays after 3 p.m., Satur- Helen D. Cole, Realtor, 643- condition throughout. Love­ 1285. lot. Wall-to-waiU in several in the usual manner. children only experience asked. boating accessories. 1082 Tol­ additions and garages. Call exterior. Free estimates, fully Vernon, Conn. 06086 or call 647- NO EXPERIENCE VILLAGER Apartments—Five- refrigerator 646-2426 days 9 to 5 p.m. 6666. ly shade trees, B-zone. rooms, stove will stay. Coun­ 1969 HURST SC Rambler, Beat Call 646-6278 after 6 p.m. land Tpke. Buckland, Conn. room Townhouse. 1% tiled ______!______L TOLLAND — New 6% room L- try atmosphere, close to city Tom Corbitt. 643-0086. Insured. 649-4411, 649-9285. 1915. 643-2363. (iulck occupancy. Shown by Ranch. Cathedral celling offer. Call 649-9796. Required-Sell baths, waU-to-wall carpeting, DELUXE 2-bedroom Town- UP ’TO 720 sq. ft. avaUable. Lo- HoUSCS FOf SolC 72 LOVELY Colonial Cape in AA conveniences. Belfiore Agency, Gated Ellington Rd., South appointment only. living room, fireplace, 3 bed­ - N. J. LAFLAMME — Carpenter INSIDE—outside painting. Spe- PILGRIM MILLS needs expert- BABYSITTER days Nathan two alr-condltioners, private house. 1% baths, full-private zone, tree-surrounded large 647-1413. 1967 BONNEVTLLE, convert GOOD HUMOR Windsor. Will alter for tenant. rooms, garage. Treed tot. Lest and Found 1 contractor. Additions, remod­ cial rates for people over 00. enced cashiers and sales­ 19’ CABIN cruiser, motor and basement. Washer and dryer basement, heat and appliances ible, power steering, power Hale school area. Call 646-6539. Near profeEBlonal center. 644- eling and repairs. Call any­ Call my competitors, then call women. Interviews are now ______trailer, $1,000. Call 649-2541. hookup. O.E. appliances and included. $236 per month. Paul 2-car2-^’ garage,vll^e 7 rooms, quali­ CHARLES LESPERANCE Agen^, ^ s"i5c50OTr”^ '” ^ d r ^ FOUND — The best place to brakes, automatic, transmis­ ICE CREAM 2421, 8-5. 0131. acre, artesian weU, fuU cellar, time for free estimate. 875- me. Estimates given. 649-7868. being held between 6 and 6 ADMINISTRATIVE Assistant— gas heat. Charles Lesperance, W. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4535. Offered by the ty throughout. Quiet dead-end choose home decorations and sion, steel-belted radial tires, four bedrooms. Easy commut­ 1642. p.m., Monday through Friday. Top secretarial skills and the 649-7620. 649-7620 gifts is Your out Gtdlety at DEn.iUXB one-bedroom apart­ MANCHEISTER Green — street. Belfiore Agency, 647- PRIVATE PKINO for anything In real Hutchins Agency, Realtors, paradise. ExceUent value at Wonted - Real Estate 77 1964 PONTIAC Bonneville au­ work. Steps, dormers. Resi­ pay. Immediate opening. Ap­ Must be thoroughly experi­ Houses For Rent 65 room. Aluminum storms tmd ber spots, long hair, female. Call 643-2804, George N. Con­ estate rental - apartments, MANCHESTER Four-room ___NEW _____ LISTINa — Oversized 64941324. only $31,000. T. J. Crockett, tomatic, power steering, pow­ dential or commercial. Call ply Mr. Centinl, Coca Cola enced thru quarterly taxes. screens. Low 30’s. Keith Real WE ARE prepared to buy com­ Phone 646-3794. verse. Bottling Co., 451 Main St., Lccal firm. To $3 per hour. Household Goods 51 homes, multiple dwellings, no Excellent location. THI^E-BEpROOM Ranch for Garrison Colonial, toss than TWO FAMILY — 6-6, nicely Realtor, Tolland office, 875- mercial property, apartment er brakes, air-conditioning, 649-4291. Choice territories available. One child, no dogs. April 1st. rent. References Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. East Hartford, Conn. Fee paid. Rita Girl, 99 East fees. Call J.D. Real Estate As- required. yggj. gj^ ciwner trans- ______cared for, convenient location, 62179. houses, shopping centers, or NOTICE is hereby given that new transmission. Call 643- B. H. MAGOWAN JR. & S)nn., 228-9115. age? For prompt friendly serv­ angora kitten,’ vicinity Dart- 1969 CHEVELLE — four-door rec rooms, doimers, Po^hes, p o i n t i n g and papering. Call office^ Apply ^ntJW C^a e LEOTRONIC Technlcans ly payments of $8. 632-0476, Turnpike East & Ferguson Interesting position In small only. Security deposit requir- large rooms, full walk-up Hayes Agency, 646-0181. ice, call Louis Dlmock Real­ mouth Rd. and South Farms, hardtop sedan. Power steer- cabinets, formica, bullt-lns, John, 643-8048. Cola Bottling Co., 461 Main St., dealer. ^1 and 2-bedroom apart-^ Road. New luxurious, 2-bed­ (COVENTRY — Up off Daley bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. Experienced in the areas of attic, handy location. $25,900. 1^ 9 ty, Realtors, 649-9623. 643-2826. Ing, radio. Very clean. Low department for . qualified East Hartford. ments. On bus line. Appli­ room Town House. 1% baths; ed. CaU 643-9678. Rd., just listed, 4-room Ranch NAME your own price, paint­ late inside and out. Stove, re- MANCHESTER, e-room Cape, mUeage. Phone 646-2881. DORMERS, garages, porches, typist with experience In ances, carpeting, heat and . Central air conditioning; pa­ RANC|1—7 rooms, fireplace in frlgerator and fireplace in fireplace, oU hot water heat, for only $11,900. T.J. Crockett, OUT OF town buyer wants 3- FOUrraj — Light tan female ing, paperhangring, removal. OPPORTUNTTIEJS — Let one of sembly, digital and lineal cir- ranges, automatic washers ^hot water. For appoint­ tio; 2-car garage; laundry first floor paneled family room, each apartment. Separate fur- near school, bus and shopping, Realtor, 643-1677. dog, <3all Dog Warden, 646- 1969 PONTIAC Catalina, Excel­ rec rooms, room additions, Prompt service, fully Insured. statistical clerical work. our trained counselors help you eultry, trouble shooting and room; AU electric Heat and bedroom ranch up to $25,000. with guarantees. See them at ment or further informa- Rockville off kitchen with sliding glass naces. Mid 20’s. Wolverton Char-Bon Agency, 643-0683. CaU Paul W. Dougran Realtor, 4555. lent condition. ’Two-door hard­ kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, Satisfaction guaranteed. Call In selecting your next potential testing of electronic equlp- Deluxe G.E. appliances. r family room, formal dining evening work, some after- 643-2465 evenlng(s or 643-1442. maculate 7-room Ranch. Fire- low terms. Mrs.Anne Young, rla Concetta Brullo, 22, mar- Dog Warden, 646-4556. Remodellng, repsurlng, addi­ floors). Inside painting, paper­ FIRST NATIONAL ing, heat, hot water, swim­ room, 4 bedrooms, one full and nuOtiis. Apply In person. State SALESMEN — swlmmlhg 142 HOLLISTER St. — 7-room place, buUt-in oven and range, Glenarm Land Co., 2233 No. ried Biagio di Nicola, 23, on tions, rec rooms, porches and ing, ceUings, etc. No job too ming pool, storage and park­ 2 half baths. Central air-condi­ Tracks - Tractors 5 Theatre, 746 Main St., Man- pools, recreational products. BRAND new 10 cubic foot re- Colonial, 6 minute walk to aU dishwasher, wall-to-wall car- 7th St., Phoenix, Ariz. 85006. Saturday, then eloped with his roofing. No job too smaU. CaU small. John VerfaiUe, 649-5760. STORES, INC. ing. From $160. CaU Su- tioning, garage, large lot, $36,- Chester. ExceUent spare time or sec­ frlgerator. $140 only at B. D. schools, good condition Inside peting, large famUy room, two- brother. Announcements 2 1666 FORD half-ton pick-up, 8’ 649-3144. — ^ perintendant, 875-1665, 278- 900. Park & Oakland Avenues ond income. CaU 649-6962. Pearl Appliance, 649 Main St., and out, $27,000. CaU owner zone heat and much more. Blagio and his brother’s wife body, fleet side, good condi­ Manchester. 8160, 242-6658. CARPENTRY—concrete steps, Bonds - NEED IN-LAW APARTMENT — At­ . 649-2497. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Legal Notice reported the elopement to po; ANNUAL tion. 5 Plank Lane, Glaston­ East Hartford, Conn. Help Wonted-^ole 36 lice Tuesday and charged the bury. 633-7181. floors, hatchways, remodeling S ^ | | s _ M ortgogCS 27 tached to this comfortable five- 649-2813. Situations Wanted - WHIRLPOOL washer and dry­ room Ranch. Large lot. Fire- MANCHESTER — TTiree-bed------DECBEE ON LIMITA’nON two runaways with abandon- USED BOOK SALE porches, garages, closets, cell- ______^ ^______PLUMBER — MECHANIC ex- er, $50. each. 30" electric ROCKVILLE — Attractive 3%- OF CLAIMS , , place in living room, eat-ln room Raised Ranch. Large SIX-ROO(M Cape. Fireplace, ^ www*,* w* ^ 1954 MICHIGAN 76A payloader, Ings. attics finished, rec MORTGAGES, lo ^ flrsL sec- RELIABLE woman w^ted for perlence new construction. Female 38 DIRECTION? room apartment. Stove, refrig­ AT A COURT OF PROBATE. Ing tuelr spouses. AU kinds—old and new. Smith stove, $35. 649-2486. after 6 kitchen e-arsee extra carnort Wtehen and dining area with walk-out basement. Formal holden at Bolton within and for the The bride disappeared two good rubber, good running rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth­ ond, third. All kinds. Realty iuu.lieii, garage, exira earpuri. , . ______, ___ . ______r>i.trW nf AnSnunr m fh» 'IRth rtav College club scholarship bene­ house cleaning one day per Imperial Plumbing Co., 981 MOTHER with licensed home p.m. erator, heaf and parking bullt-lns, plus formal dining condition. Side curtains, gaso­ er related work. No Job too statewide. Credit rating unnec­ Adults. No pets. Security. 649- storage shed. $26,000. dining room. Only $24,900. **** hours after the wedding while fit. Friday, March 26, 9 a.m. to week. 646-2626. SuUivan Ave., South Windsor, will room, two-fuU baths, finished line engine, fully automatic. small. Dan Moran, Builder. essary. Reasonable. Confiden­ o j ;. s e w in g machine - Singer zig Pasek Realtors, 289-7476, 643- Present, Hon. Norman J. Preuss, the bridegroom was picking up 9 p.m., Saturday, March 27th, 644-1521. weekdays. CaU 643-2651. ______THE ULTIMATE In a Ram- family room, two-car garage. Only 1400 hours. $5,760. 644- Evenings, 649-8880. tial, quick arrangements. Al- BOOKKEEPER full - charge, zag. Button holes, monograms, •'“^^motlon of Alice M. Lytlkolnen. 0>elr luggage for the honeymoon 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. West Hart­ Nice lot. Exceptional value at 2965. vln Lundy Agency, 527-7971, wanted for .rapidly expanding hems, etc. Origin^ly $349, now EAST HARTFORD — Four Ranch home, abounding mvTOA 1 i Route 87. Columbia. Conn., on the trip. Relatives began to suspect ford Armory. Over 15,000 vol­ GENEUtAL carpentry and re- $31,500. J.D. Real Estate As­ BXTRA lot, miltaDle for two- testate estate of Gunnar M. Lytl- what had haonened when Bla- 983 Main St., Hartford, Eve­ retail firm. This position is CLASS A MECHANIC only $64. Elasy terms. Call room apartment, gas heat. "®®‘ umes. modeUng. Do it right — priced WILL CARE for one or more sociates, 646-1992. family, plus existing 5-5 with kainen late of Q>lumbla within said nings, 233-6879. for a career-minded Individual 522-0931, Dealer. CaU after 4. 628-0430. “ ®^ “ ^®® O 1/W»Q district, deceased. glo s brother Giuseppe, 3^, right. Call 649-7581. Second or third shift. Must children, days. Call 649-1434. acres. 2,800 square feet of living 2-car garage and central loca- decree ih^ three failed to return home that night. Trallera - who wants to grow with our be able to perform indus­ MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd., MODEIRN dining set, china ROCKinLLE - ^ve rooms, area, 3% baths, swimming pool, ^oo^m’^ionl^' Later Marla telephoned long Mobile Homes 6-A SAVE MONEY ! Fast service. Ijompamy. CaU accounting de­ trial mechanical repairs, ter St. area, 7-room Colonial, mortgagvs— Interim financing cabinet, 6 chairs, extension ta­ heat, hot water, stove. Grown garages. 7.*' ’ Kealtors, 649-2813. claims against the same to the distance that she and Giuseppe Personob 3 Dormers, room additions, ga­ partment. FTlgrim Mills, 646- and also must be able to re­ IRONING done In my home. 8’ JR. PICK-UP Camper, sleeps — expedient and confidential ble, form ica top, $80. 649-1128 children accepted. Security re- o _ „ ...„ "" $i7-;i;5o“T^s5bM~siS8ii. - rdT';nrrtovTforrio';;^"time: rages, porches, roofing and 1000. pair and instaU electrical 647-1730. MAJES’nC new Garrison Co­ INCOME TAXEIS prepared In 2. Stove, ice box, jacks includ­ service. J. D. Read Estate or 643-9271. quired. CaU after 7 p.m., 876- siding. Compare prices. Add- equipment. Ebccellent pay lonial in executive neighbor­ R e a lt o r ^ i;i6 6 . ' ’ >arge lot. I ^ e ®had® ^ e . ^ a^dvertU^ m a-ewaga^er ------convenience of your home. ed. $600. Excellent condition. BEELINE Fashions — part or 5387. A-Level Dormer Corp. 289- Assoc. 643-5129. rate and fringe benefits. hood, family room with fire- sume mortgage, $116.47 per norm an j. ’PREUSS, Judge CaU RusseU Burnett for ap­ fuU-tlme opportunity for 6 649-4033. 0449. CaU Loraine Murphy for in­ place and beamed ceiling on the MANCHESTER — 7-room Co- month. Hutchins Agency Real- —-— v ...—1 LEGAL pointment, 648-5888. women who must supplement Situations Wanted - , __ _ B J at A PROBATE COURT, held at terview appointment, 646- 2 Investment Property first floor, large fireplkced Uv­ lonlal, 3 bedrooms, enclosed tors, 649-5S34. Bolton, within and for the District of their famUy Income, but who Mole g Musical Instraments S3 Business Opportunity 28 5600. For Sole 70-A ing room, formal dining room, heated sunporch, formal din­ Andover, on the 22nd day of March NOTICE INCOME TAX prepcuraticm. CaU cannot take ordinary time GULBRANSEN Spinet piano IMMACULATE 6-room Colonial A.p. 1971. E!XPERIE)NCED Purchasing modem kitchen with bullt-lns, ing room, good central loca­ Norman J. Preuss, SPILLWAY Dan Mosler, 640-3329 or 247- Business Services 13 Roofing - Siding 16 RESTAURANT — IdeaUy loca.t- clock jobs. Display Beeline with 18 built-in electrcHilc drum with most modem kitchen, production control sales rep­ 2M baths, 4 large bedrooms, tion. Helen D. Cole, Realtor, RECONSTRUCTION 3116. CLEANING — Interior —both ed doing a thriving business. fashions without neglecting ROGERS CORP. beats, 3 years old, $895. 742- BUSINESS ZONE IV fireplace, possible fourth bed- '"“i^ a t E o f Fred Luck, late of BIDWELL Home Improvement resentative, quality control — porch, 2-car garage. $52,600. 643-6666. m nm 'Pnilv n miiRt be seen Bolton, in said District, deceasra. CRANDALL’S POND DAM residential and commercial. Idead for energetic couple. Tre- home and famUy. No delivery, 8718. room. ’Trmy a must oe ^ n ^he Executrix, havkig exhibited Co. Elxpert instaUation of alu­ MiU and Oakland St., Man­ material and certification con­ Extra large lot and excel­ TOLLAND, CONNECTICUT Satisfactory work guaranteed. mendous income producer. sales talk or conventional sell­ road MANCHESTER hom e.. Wcnverton A^ncy^ account with said Estate to this INCOME TAXES prepared, by minum siding, gutters and chester, Conn. trol. Job shop background. lent lEirge building. - LAND—42 acres, 1,200’ NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS 2 For friendly free estimates, T.j. Crockett, Realtors, 643- ing. Average Beeline stylist frontage. $35,000. Realtors^ M9-2813. Court for ^low^ce, and filed an Marvin Baker. CaU 643-0267. trim.. Roofing instaUation and References. Call 643-7891. APARTMENT size grand piano ANSALDI BUILT ippllcation for the ascert^nment of Separate sealed bids for the call Suburban Floor Mainten­ 1677. can earn $50 and up weekly for An equal opportunity employer. Four bedroom Garrison Co­ distributees and an order of distribu­ repairs. 649-6495, 875-9100. in good c.''ndlties ^ INTERESTING part-time job WALJJUT Cable Nelson spinet, water and sewer, formal hours 8:30 - 5 p.m. 649-5792. SHARPENING Service —Saws, repaired and replaced. Eixcel­ 4549, Millie 649-2462, Mary 646- Dogs Birds - Pets with three offices and four NOW! “Thinking o f SeU- kitchen, garage, near Main St. l ^ i h f Probate Offlre ta received by the ToUand Board for dependable person, mom- 2 years old, like new both In dining room, family kitch­ Under Twenty. BraiUlwaite, Bolton he and the some, is assigned Selectmen at the ToUand imives, axes, shears, skates, N ew 3-Bay 0480. 4-room apartments. Includes ing your property?” Call lent workmanship, reasonable In'js or afternoons. Delivery SCHNAUZEUI miniature fe- sound and cMidltlon. Asking en, fireplaced Uving room WILL person who helped rotary blades. Quick service. ranges, refrigerators and Realtor, 649-4693. i!^d\cSSSSA\nToi'’Lid app“ ^^^ Town Hall until 7:30 p.m. on prices, free estimates. CaU and stock work. JdeM for col- male, AKC, 10 weeks, ears $625. Call evenings, 647-1009. TODAY! and rec room. Plaster and accident victim, Sunday, De­ Capitol Equipment Co., 38 garbage disposads. Excellent ------; ; , and this Court directs the Executrix AnrU 7 1971. and then pubU cly 646-1399. STENOGRAPHER lege student. Phone 643-0256643-0255 cropped ready to gp, good with cast iron radiation through­ MANCHESTER — Great neigh- iq gjye notice thereof, by publishing " , -innA cember 27, 1970 in front of 68 Main St., Manchester. Hours Sunoco Station revenue,, near M ^ St. borhood spacious Ranch, this order in some newspaper hav- opened and read atouch Spruce St., Manchester, please for appointment. childrein. Ertce reduced from out. Price $35,600. J. M c­ diaUy 7:30-5, Thursday, 7:80-9. P 8c S Roofing---- Roofing and Interesting position in our Professional office buUdlng Laughlin, 649-5306. Innre rec ® circulation in said District, and The information for Bidders, contact E^edrick Brandt at repairs done reallsticaUy. F r ee on Malp St, 14 offices, park­ Three bedrooms, large rec mailing letters postage prepaid, ttneclfications Form 4 Real Estate office for a ESTIMATOR Stmctural room, garage, custom kitchen, addressed to each of Uie persons Drawings, Specuicauora, 643-7310.' Saturday, 7:30-4. 643-7068. For Lease W A in iB S S estimates. Manchester. 649- qualified typist with short­ steel. Experience In take o « Monday • Thursday. 633-4333. ing for 22 cars, central air- PHILBRICK Koth. too onn <0 .8-0821 Interested and residing outside said of Contract, Form of Proposal, 1616, Coventry 742-8388. conditioning. two batns. $29,iwu. nistriciDistrict, aa coov copy of of this this order, order, ail all at at . - Requirements REDE needed from McDwialds SERVICB (Swcier) hand background. Company from contract drawings of f r e e — Spayed female mon- FULL-TMIB • • B & W • • least seven days before said day of and In surance Trees cut, buUding lots clear­ (Ready about April 15th) 3-BEDROOM Ranch, hearing, and return make to this wfll be available on March 24, Manchester to Bloomfield, exit offers excellent benefit pro­ hlgh-riae buildings required, grel dog, one year old. good W. T. GKANT CO. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. $20,900 •91 North. Working hours 7- ed, trees topped. Got a tree gram, good wages and pleas­ Salary wide open contingent on ^th children. Call 643-0986. MULTIPLE DWELLINGS Manchester Parkade country kitchen. Immaculate Court. court 19^1, at the office of Buck and priw em l W^U w « t h “ Z " AGENCY condition, large treed lot. split Attest; NORMAN J. PREUSS, Buck, Engineers, 71 Capitol 4:30. 649-0540 after 5. done reasonably. CaU 649-0350. Route 195 & Baxter Rd., ant working conditions. Ap­ experimee. No fee. Rita P e r- ______Four-family apartment, 3 Manchester 649-5306 caU, 742-8262. Tolland ply . . sonnel, 646-4040. LIGHT beige toy poodle, 2% rooms each, stoves, refriger­ rail fence, patio. Assumable______Avenue, Hartford, Connecticut ENOOME TAXEIS prepared in REALTORS $23,500 — 4-BEDROOM Colonial mortgage. Hutchins Agency, ______06106. MANCHESTER Tree Service — ------——------years old, male. Asking $100. ators, near Main St. Good your home by appointment. FIRST NATIONAL WANTED — Retired gentle- ^6296. income. built 1800, fireplace, good con­ 649-5324. ______’The project consists mainly Specializing In tree removal, Roofing ond The shortest route to a new CaU H. H. Wilson, 649-6606. • PAID TRAINING STORES, INC. man for daily maintenance ______!______For more details call . . . dition. Double garage, big in placing approximately 130 pruning, shrubs, lots cleared. treed lot. Helen D. Cole, Real- MANCHESTER vicinity — NOTICE OF BID 16-A and clean-up of office building, cubic yards of reinforced con­ FuUy Insured. CaU 649-0422. 4* n im n e y s approximately 12 hours week- FREE — puppies, 9 weeks old. 646-4200 tor„ 643-6666. Starter home? We have homes The Board of Education, • EXCELLENT POTEN- Park & Oakland Aves., home is through a professional crete. Automobiles For Sole 4 ROOFING — Specializing re­ ly. Apply in person, Monday- CaU 649-1516 after 5 p.m. CHARLES LESPERANCE freon $13,600 and up.. Call to- Manchester, Connecticut, so- M a n c h e s t e r ” werding ser- TIAL East Hartford, Conn. MANCHESTER Center — Six- The Town of ToUand re- pairing roofs of all kinds, new M d a y , 9 - 6 p.m., 367 East ------649-7620 day. 643-6930. Mitten Realty, jidts bids for the fumlsliing NSIEID OAR? Credit very bad? vice comer Durant and West Realtor. With his help you are room Colonial. VA baths, dou­ roofs, gutter work, chimneys INVEST- Center Street. LUDLOW Rd. — Builder’s Realtors. and installation of a concrete "^to"" retec^ Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ Middle Turnpike. General • MODERATE GBNEIRAL office clerk — var- cleaned and repaired. 30 years Llve Btock 42 home. Contemporary Red­ ble garage. Partial business floor at the Bentley School. 67 est Douglas accepts lowest welding repairs, home owners MENT assured of prompt completion of any and all bids. experience. Free estimates. led duties for local plumbing MAN to operate plastic Injec- wood. ’Three bedrooms (space zone. Eixcellent potential. Of­ MANCHESTOR “ Hollister Street, Manchester, down, smaUest payments, any­ and sports equipment. and heating contractor in BROWN and WHITE Shetland BEFO RE Y O U fices, etc. $22,9(M. Hayes No bidder may withdraw his Call Howley, 643-5361. • FINANCING AVAIL- tion molders, experience not 2 additional), 2 ^ baths, family ~°.r- wt Connecticut. Sealed bids will be where. Not smaU loan finance ______^ ^ „ South Windsor, Imperial OH pony, $100, saddle inciuded. bid within thirty (30) days af­ ABLE essential but must be able to PAINT! purchase. The best guide is your FOR SALE room, carpeting, drapes, all Agency, 646-)13l. received until 4;30 p.m., company plan. Douglas Mo- sidewalte, stone _walls, Call 649-9917 after 5 p.m. Chens, 2% new baths, two fur- _ „ ter the actual date of opening fireplaces, flagstone termces. Co., 661 Sullivan Avenue, read micrometers. Apply in appliances. Heavily wooded Frtday, April 2. 1971, tors, 340 Main. Col Ik For A MANCHESTER — 8-room Gar­ naces, garages. Hutchins ‘ [ south Windsor, 644-lfi|Tl. >erson only. Manchester Mold- Realtor — look for him where you OR LEASE lot. Reduced to $54,500. Peter at which time they wlU be pub- thereof. A n concrete repairs both In H eotlng ofid Piumblfig 17 For details call daily, Mr. Free Estimate rison Colonial. Reduced for Agency, 649-5324. Dated at ToUand, Connecti­ 1969 CHEVROLET Sport van, 6 side and outside raiUngps, land- ______z ______:______■ __ _ fng Co., 336 Adams St., Man- Modem building, 17,(MO A. Thome, 649-0281. ______Ucly opened. The right Is re- Cox, 568-3400. Evenings and ARE YOU ambitious? Earn ex­ quick sale, 4 bedrooms, double cut, this 22nd day of March cylinder, standard, 5 passen­ scaping. Reasonably priced. GRANTS Plumbing Service— lester. PREVENT FIRE! square feet, air-condition­ ------served to reject any and all weekends, Mr. Spilecki, tra money, full or ^ a r t - t i m e , ______see this seal. MANCHESTER — To settle es- garage, treed lot. Only $38,900. 1971. ger, exceUent condition. Phone Call 643-0861. EYee estimates, plus quality J. P. LEWIS ft SON ed, ample parking. Suit­ Lots For Sole 73 bids, specifications and bid 649-5445. become a Koscot beauty ad- SALESMAN —Must have fur- Hove your able lor many uses. Will Hayes Agency. 646-0131. Board of Selectmen 875-1665. work. 643-6341. visor. E’ree training by quali­ CUSTOM DEOOMAIWK ~ ______forms may be received at the ______TWO YOUNG married men wIU niture sales background with sub-divide. For further In­ MANCHESTER - one-half du- CORNER lot in HoUand, Maas.. Business Office, Board of Edu- Town of ToUand fied instructors. Call Rothman chimney cleoned! PIUBe formation, call 1970 PLYMOUTO Duster. Big 6 do smaU repair jobs and paint- SAM WA’TSON Plumbing and outstanding sales record. Po­ large lot. loi. i^arage. $zs,ooo. ^ rooms, good con- 100x218’. ExceUent for buUding cation, 1146 Main Street, Man- ToUand, Connecticut Dirtributors, 646-5061, Mon­ Hayes Agency, 646-0131. standard, on floor. Radio, Ing^ also ceUar cleaning and Heating, Bathroom remodel- tential to $30,000. Salary plus CALL 649-5651 649-9658 MANCHESTER dition, new roof, nice yard, year 'round/home or set up a Chester, Connecticut, heater, extra wheels and tires. lig^V^ tmclcing. Call 646-2892, ing and repairs. EYee esti- day, Wednesday and Friday, commission setup. No fee. lUta 649-4555 406 KEENEY ST. — Beautiful unique opportunity. Call npw. summer cottage. Owner wlU Douglas E. Pierce, 872-9726 . 648-2047. mates. Call 649-3808. Read Herald Ads 9:30 - 3 p.m. Personnel, 646-4040. fiOARO OF REAL'TORS Brokers Protected location, 8 rooms, 2 unfinished, $14,900. Hayes Agency, %fS- seU to the first $850. CaU any- Business Manager Read Herald Ads $32,000. CaU 643-0669. 0131. time, 742-9624. 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St.; Mrs. Barbara M. Doyle, North Manchester Al-Anon Coblelgh, Elm Hill Rd., Vernon. The Trinity Covenant Church Elizabeth Dr., Hebron. family group will meet to­ Also, Mrs. ElEiine .R. Gaskell, Average Daily Net Press Run Choir and the Easter Choir will Hospital Phone Also, Fred A. Pleclty, Ssilem; The Weather ° A bou t Town night at 8 at the Second Con­ RFD 1, Windsorvllle Rd., Rock­ DEALERS WANTED FOR rehearse tonight at 8 at the Otto Angerman, 46F Houidie Dr.; For The Week Ended gregational Church parish house. The telephone number for ville; Kevin K. Hebert, East Clear and cold again tonight; Boy Scout Troop 123 will meet church. Mrs. Raffeola Donato, East March 20, 1971 The Thursday group will meet Manchester Memorial Hospi­ Hartford; Jill F. McNulty, East lew in the teens. Tomorrow fair tonight at 6:45 at Community Hartford; Bruno A. Lemesis, 140 tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. at the tal was changed a few Hartford; Donald MacPherson antiq u e flea m a r k et and conUnued cold; high near The Fellowcraft degree will Eldridge St.; Mrs. Eunice M. Baptist Church. Pdthfinders dub, 102 Norman months ago, but too late to Jr., 3 Bunce Dr.; David A. Nye, 40. Chance of precipitation zero be conferred when Friendship Ruff, 281 Autumn St.; Richard St. Both groups meet weekly, be listed correctly in the new London Rd., Hebron. 15,765 through most of Friday. The Senior Choir of Center Lodge of Masons meets at the A. Roy, 62 Elm Hill Rd., Tal- and are open to friends and phone books. The hospital Also, Patricia C. Noonan, 12 Manchester— A City o f Vitlage Charm Congregational Church will re­ Masonic Temple tomorrow cottville; Bruce M. Keevers, To be located at Exit 94 at 1-84 in relatives living with a drink­ number la 646-1222. Jensen St.; Frank M. Dineen, night at 7:30. Officer dress is East Hartford; Mrs. Gertrude S. hearse tonight at 7:30 in the 128 West St., Joseph Amaio, HI, tuxedo. Refreshments will be ing problem. Manchester. Connecticut church sacntuary. 49 Holl St.; Judith Zaur, East Belcher, 26 Westfield St. VOL. LXXXX, NO. 148 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1971 (Classlfled Advertising on Fsge 26) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS served after the meeting. Also, Mrs. Thomas Beausolell A film, “The Gift," will be Manchester Hartford; Philip A. Loclcero, The board of trustees of Com­ Cedar Swamp Rd., Coventry. and daughter, 92 Valley St.; CALL 643-5383 — 644-1609 munity Baptist Church will First Church of Christ, Sci­ shown tonight at a midweek Also, Susan Hale, 69 Bene­ Mrs. Mancon Owen and daugh­ meet at 7:30 in the church youth entist, will have its midweek Lenten service at 7:30 at Eman­ Hospital Notes dict Dr., Wapping; Daniel W. ter, Crystal Lake Rd., Rock­ building. ' testimony meeting tonight at 8 uel Lutheran Church. VISITmO HOURS Palmer, 26 _L ^ esld e Dr., An- ville; Mrs. Andrew Desiderio at the church, 447 N. Main St. intermediate Care Semi. ^ ^hferes^'M. and daughter, 67 Downey Dr.; Cabinet Department A Lenten service will be held Laotian Campaign The Choir of Empnuel Luther­ The meeting is open to the pub­ private, noon-2 p.m., and 4 p.m .- 3 Kelly Rd., Vemon; Mrs. Mrs. James Mahoney and son, Read Herald Advertisements tonight sit 7 at Trinity Coven­ an Church will rehearse tonight lic. 8 pan.; private rooms, 10 a.m .- a Knowles, 132 Maple Vemon Rd., Bolton. at 8:30 in Luther Hall of the ant Church. The Rev. Norman 2 p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. ______church. Calvary Church will have a Swensen, pastor, will preach on Pediatrics: Parents allowed Consolidation Urged "They Both Went to the Water.” midweek service ot worship and any time except noon-2 p.m.; Cost South Viets The Senior Choir of Commu­ prayer tonight at 7:30. others, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. nity Baptist Church will The Junior Choir of North ‘ Self Service: 10 s.m.-2 p.m., The Democratic Women’s rehearse tonight at 7 at the United Methodist Church will 4 p.m.-8 p.m. PINEHURST President Nixon church. Club of Manchester will elect rehearse tomorrow at 3:16 p.m. Intensive Care and Coronary 10,000 Casualties officers at its meeting tomor­ at the church. Care: Immediate family only, i , '' WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon, d^laring row at 7:30 p.m. at the home The VFW Auxiliary kitchen anytitna, limited to five mlnotes. By GEORGE E8PER of Mrs. Francis Mahoney, 19 Chris Malls, son cf Mr. and that “good people cannot do good things with bad social scheduled for tomorrow Matenilty: Fathers, U a.m,- FRESH PORK Associated Press Writer Mrs. Peter C. Malls of 107 Ver­ mechanisms,’’ asked Congress today to consolidate 11 night has been postponed until Hamlin St. Delegates will also 12:46 p .m ., and 6:30 p.m .-8 non St., has been named to the cabinet departments into eight—^four of which would March 30. be elected for the Democratic p.m.; others, 3 p.m.-4 p.m., and SAIGON (AP)—^The 45-day campaign in Laos cost State Convention. dean’s list at the University of be brand new. 6:30 p.m.-8 p.m. the South Vietnamese nearly 10,000 casualties or al­ 2 Connecticut for the fall semes­ Reservations for the Army- Age Lim its: 16 In maternity, In an unusually lengthy spe- ments of Agriculture and Labor ter. He is a senior. most 50 per cent of the total force committed, highly Navy Club Auxiliary mystery Cub Scout Pack 98 will con­ 12 in other areas, no limit in At Pinehurst clal message, Nixon complained are abolished. He said: duct a plnewood derby tonight At Pinehurst placed military sources said today. ride, April 6, close Friday. For self-service. -SALE— Uiat federal responsibilities now ..^he New Department of at Buckley School. Cars will be ’The VFW Loyalty Day com­ with a $10.00 purchase are so fragmented that various _ , „ ’The sources said 3,800 South reservations, contact Mrs. Rocco With Any ....o Economic Affairs would be in a signed in at 6:16, and the race mittee will meet tonight at 8 agencies often trip over one Vietnamese troops were killed, jhe marines had been pulled Marone of Glastonbury or Mrs. Dne to construction, parking $10.00 purchase at the Post Home. (Cigs excepted) another as they move to meet a much stronger position really to 775 missing and 6,200 wounded, the ridge earlier whUe U£. Horace Russell of Highland St. will start at 6:46. for emergencies is severely re- (Cigs. excepted) RIB HALF PORK common problem’’ and some- do something about the wide- nearly double what the Saigon ^52 bombers pounded the area, stricted. The public is urgently times “step on one another’s ranging factors which Influence government has reported. TTien they were ordered back. requested not to park near the Maxwell House toes.” farm income than is the present These sources said the com- But the North Vietnamese fired emergency entrance except to CLOROX As an example, he said, “One Department of Agriculture, for muniques from South Viet- ^ 20-round artillery barrage at discharge emergency or wheel­ Loin Roast agency will try to preserve a example. It could do more to namese headquarters beinig g;iv- the South Vietnamese forward chair admissions. To pick up dis­ 5 to 6 lbs. swamp . .. \riiile another is nieet the complex needs of en to newsmen are laggiing or command post at Ham Nghi, Jusf h Time charged patients, please park In IKTUS]'; COFFEE seeking to drain it." working men and women than are deliberately not reporting g.nd U.S. officers said the With Chops or as Boast (or whole 10 to 12 lb. Pork Loin which the general lots first and the Nixem called for the creation present Department of the true losses. rounds came from C Roc. nurse will Instruct you where to will g;ive you 2 roasts and 8 to 12 center chops) of new departments of Natural Labor.” "nie latest official figures list ’There was no report ot casual- for drive to pick up the patient. Resources, Community Devel- Nixon also argued that a De- 1,146 troops killed, 246 missing ties or damage, opment, Human Resources, and partment of Economic Affairs and 4,236 wounded. Of the battlefields, U.S. fight- Patients ’ToOay: 286 LO IN HALF Gal. Economic Affairs. ’would be able to pull together At the same time. South Vet- er-bombers and rocket-firing ADMITTED YESTEl LY: namese headquarters Is report- helicopter gunships exchanged ■v Tliese would absorb the exist- wide range of resources to Roger L. Abshere, 56 Wads­ 5 9 £ Ing nearly 14,000 North Viet- Wednesday with a column ing departments of Agriculture, nilnorlty businessmen than worth St.; Daniel M. Boisvert, More money-saving Commerce, Labor, Transporta- present Department ol namese troops kiUed. A large of 24 North Vietnamese tanks 646 MAIN STREET 112 Charter Oak St.; Lloyd Bur­ All prices in this ad tlon. Housing and Urban Devel- Commerce. ’ proportion of these are credited trying to upset the pullback of dick Bellview Dr., Coventry; carry thru Sat., Pork Roast opment. Interior, and Health, Much of the message was de- to U.S. bombers and helicopter South Vietnamese and Ameri- Mrs. Arlene A. Carey, 17F Gar­ gunships, but the U.S. Com- can forces away from the bor- Mar. 27 6 to 6 lbs . . . 4 to 6 chops and 1 roast, or as a roast values . . . Education and Welfare. voted to arguments for Nixon’s "THE SOFT ONE" den Dr.; Mrs. Evelyn M. Chap­ “’Dlls is not a partisan mat- K^neral aim of grouping depart- mand In a report last Saturday der to rear bases, man, 46 Brian Rd., South ter, for there is no Republican nients and their responsibilities said “cumulative results of U.S. y g command said half Windsor. We are open Thurs. THIN OB BEOULAB LEAN way and no Democratic way to ncound cohesive goals. At one air operations In support of the column of light amphibious A ;sniart clingy pump so Also, Mark V. Colbath, 14 and Fri. Nights HEBSHEY reorganize the government,” po*nt he said: South Vietnamese . . . indicate g^g^ult tanks was knocked out Laurel PL; Arthur J. Daunt, 108 * 3,600 enemy troops reported rockets, napalm ai\d can- wearable you'll want it in Walker St.; Mrs. Mary L. Day, until 9:00 P.M. CENTER PORK CHOPS lb. 99 said Nixon. “ . . . the principles “ Nine different federal de- Boeing Co. SST workers in Seattle, Wash, listen to Lowell Mickelwaite, vice which I am advancing today partments and 20 independent president, tell of 7,000 jobs that will be lost due to the Senate SST vote. The SST D efeat killed by air." (ire >rhe column was 102 Carter St.; Mrs. Violet M. FKDCE SAUCE The American command said caught on a trail just inside Field, 89 Ridge St.; Regina A. BONELESS PORK CUTLETS...... lb. 99c have been endorsed by a great agencies are now Involved In ed- workers are looking out window of SST mockup at the plant. (AP Photo) several co lo n — number of distinguished stu- ucatlon matters. Seven depart- the tabulation was based on re- haQs within a mile of the fron- Fortin, 12 Bitch Rd., South 16-oz. can Pinehurst Fish dents of government and man- ments and eight Independent ports from air crews, forward y^r outpost of Lao Bao. Windsor; Robert F. Gilbert, 4 HOME STYLE PORK SAUSAGE ...... lb. 59c A Tkreat To air controllers and South Viet- _ , , j SAVE Laurence St.,. Rockville. Is Fresher! (5-lb. lots___ lb. 55c) agement from many back- agencies are Involved in health, namese forces opened fire with Also, David D. Goodler, Mer­ grounds and from both political While we cannot eliminate all ol .60-caliber machine guns, but parties.” this diffusion we can do a great M any Jobs Lt. Col. Do Viet, an official ^ji^j r,ot hit any aircraft, officers THIS ritt V^ley Rd., Andover; Scott Tiny Bay Scallops Congressional Burial of SST spokesman, announced that the C. Himes, 69 Cedar St.; Carl H. DAISY iM>NELESS While his proposals face an deal to bring similar functions Hunter, 67 Ardmore R d .; MS’s. Fresh Oysters uncertain fate in Congress, the under common commands." By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 22,000 South Viet- ,j,he command reported eight WEEK! President made a special effort present scattered responslblli- u .u o * namese troops who Invaded Americans kUled and 12 wound- Jennie B. Kasulkl, 78 Green­ Fillets of SMOKED PORK RUTTS lb. ’a e vote by which the Senate Laos had returned to South Viet- in other actions in the north- to allay fears among farmers ty, he contended, “makes it ex- wood Dr.; Ann M. Lavigne, 34A Sole Completed by Senate Action halted federal funding the M- nam. But Associated Press cor- comer of South Vietnam, Gardner Dr.; Mrs. Dorothy H. and labor union members that tremely difficult to launch a co- they would not fare as well If, personic transport raised the respondent Michael Putzel re- q-j-e oiumalties occurred in three Manning, 100 Bretton Rd.; Mrs. Flounder By LAWRENCE L. KNUTSON coalition greeted their victory gone and I’m very happy,” said specter of unemployment for ported from the front that South hellconters shot down two Elizabeth Nlemczyk, 33 Glen- OSCAR MAYER as he proposes, the Depart- (See Page Eight) M Haddock Associated Press Writer with heady jubilation and toast- Proxmlre who later arrived at thousands of workers around Vietnamese marines were or- small eround attacks an am- Four smart colors: stone Dr., Vemon. WASmNG’TON (AP) — ’The William Proxmlre, D- an after-the-vote celebration In the country. For the communi- dered back to the Co Roc ridge hush aiid two shelllne attacks Also, Mrs. Gladys C. O’Con­ WASHINGTON (^) The ^ attem^n US Commas s^^ nor, 266A N. Main St.; Mrs. SWORDFISH D IXIE GUPS Bone, White, ^Il^essli^ b^Z of the ^u- *1“ congre^l^ foe, wlto ^ce-<^y J^s from his home cat^ P^^ent the enemy from us- „f M American helicopters Elizabeth G. Reichenbach, 20 Lean Bacon congressional tninai ot me su champagne sipped from plastic to the Capitol. Gov. Dan Evans ot Washing- mg it to shell allied bases on the 100’ s 3.95-Mill Tax Irwrease Pink, Yellow Hamlin St.; Germain G. Roy, personic transport in a vote mat cups. At the White House, Nixon’s ton, home state of SST prime Vietnamese side ol the border, (See Page Eight) WlllimanUc; David J. Torsten- Good news... I SAVE 20c LB. AT PINEHURST halted nearly a dec^e of feder- same time their oppo- chief SST lieutenants—^Trana- contractor Boeing Co., said he son, 239 E. Center St.; Kenneth al SST spending and ig;nored the jjg„jg^ yjg senate’s pro SST portation Secretary John Volpe would ask immediately for fed- J. Viara, 99 St. John St.; Paula Once again we can otter pleas of President Nixon, Indus- (he decision will and SST development chief Wll- eral economic aid to offset the Whitmore, Enfield; Mrs. Jennie that Better Quality Weiss Hands Board try and organized labor. cause the waste of more than $1 Mam Magruder—said that in the effects of the end of SST fund- Zlto, 77 Oadtwood Rd. Pinehurst A Today ... os always — Stunned and demoralized aft- billion in federal funds, trigger Yace of “ very dim ” prospects of ing. He said discontinuance of BLR’THS YESTERDAY: A er Wednesday’s 61-46 roll call (he immediate loss of up to finding another way to pay the the project would cost the sptate \ daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Peter vote, SST boosters and planners 15,000 jobs, and jeopardize SST’s enormous development $8 million in taxes over the next SALE Stowe, Glastonbury; a daughter SHOP PINEHURST $16,256,847 Budget ICEBERG said chances for revival of the American supremacy in the costa, there now appears no re- two years. to Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Mor- FOR TENDER U.S. CHOICE OVEN ROASTS development program are vvorld’s aviation markets. course other than to close down Sen. Eklmund S. Muskie, D- PRICED gester, 42 Hollister St.; a son to By GLENN GAMBER (Herald Reporter) slight. The House last week also ^ ggq, miponent said the a^em bly lines. Maine, Introduced a bill today Mr. and Mrs. James Glenney, U.S. Choice, lean packer cut (15 lbs.) whole boneless q u a l i t y voted to kill further SST subsl- jjgj.gh 23rd vrtewUl be remem- lYiree major aircraft compa- to shift $100 million in funds fdr- Granby. iin u c E bered as “Day One In the ecol- ^ llowing the public hearing. said he had toyed i^th the possl- T «f| Sxxolp’c Oven Ready Sirloin Tip Oven Roast of Hie recommended General (jjg Board of Directors will con- " " blllty of announcing for the 4. Kiel I 144 S J. 1. Fund Budget is up about 6.6 per duc( budget workshops and The congre^lonal veto bat- presidency on an antl-SST, anti- any weight Green Beans cent from the current year and have until May 7 to adopt ‘ ered the prestige of the Presl- waste In defense-spending plat- n e w HAVEN (AP)—A major St..’’ the address of Kimbro’s Open Thurs, fill 9:30 P,M. TENDER BEEF lb. 1.29 the Fire District budget is up (he town budgets and set the ^^®r a fruitless at- form, had the Senate?-rejected prosecution witness who has ad- apartment. 19.7 per cent over the current (gj^ rates. Failure to act by first-person lobbying his two-year campaign to kill mltted shooting Alex Rackley Police raided the apartment In Broccoli DUNCAN HINES not .S!'; Peppers year then will make Weiss’ budgets wavering senators, called (he program he branded eco- says he does not remember see- the early morning hours of May TENDER ’The current General Fund tax (g^ rates the legal ones. outcome “distressing, dlsai^ nomic and environmental folly, ing Black Panther Oiairman 22, 1969, about 24 hours after Egg Plant FUDGE rate Is 46.86 mills. TTie present Ten years ago, Manchester’s pointing” and “a severe blow.” ■■The SST has not survived Bobby G. Seale In the apartment Rackley was slain. Cukes.. .Tomatoes Fire District tax rate Is 4.39 General Fund Budget for 1961- Leaders of an environmental and consequently the Issue iswhere Rackley was held before judge Mulvey ui^eld an ob- BROWNIE MIX mllls. 62 was $7,689,705. Five y e a r s ______*f***®’l’,. , , . . . jectlon by the state’s attorney Avocados Cube Steaks Each mill is the equivalent of ig(ei. i„ 1965-66 it had gone up Testifying Wednesday . at . . .the y^hen the defense asked Ahern 22-oz. $1 in taxes on each $1,000 of hy 30 per cent to $9,913,849. trial of Seale and Ericka Hug- (^g name of the Informant. lb gins, Warren Klmbro contra- .. ,, ____e-i,, liAli: assessed property. Weiss’s recommended budget is dieted information in an affida- ^hern said the womanhad giv- To the average property own- 33 pgj. ggn( above the one of Bored, Tired More Small Silver Tip vlt that was the basis for Seale’s ®" er with a home assessed at $13,- jjyg years ago and 113 per arrest in Auirust 1969 cases for about 10 years and had 946 MAIN STREET good news... OVEN ROAST BEEF lb. 1 ,4 4 000. Weiss’ reCojnmended tax ggnt above the one of 10 years arrest in August 1969. visited the Panther headquarters EYE ROUND ROAST lb. 1 ,4 9 hikes would add $60J58 in taxes ago. Slow Wait for the Verdict George Sams Jr. said in the gQme time prior to the arrests, Prices on Easter if he lived in the bounds of the Welss is recommending a affidavit that Klmbro was pres- The inspector said he did not The chart shows combat death totals for U.S. andi Hams will be 15c Town Fire District. The tax 5521,383 budget for the Town Begins Showing on Galley ent in the apartment in May 1969 rgggji whether the woman told South Viet forces in Indochina since the start of Pants lower than last year Oven Beady 10 to 12 lb. increases would add $51.35 if water Department for next when Seale ordered Rackley uig( ghe had learned of the year. U.S. headquarters in Saigon said 54 slain. Seale has denied ever glv- Buckley’s detention and “ trial” the homeowner lives In the year—down from last year’s r e n n i NG Ga (AP) — straight when he enters a\mericans were killed in action last week; South We are now taking PLUHP YOUNG HEN Ing such an order, and the Pan- (^o^ others or whether she had Vietnamese headquarters reported that 630 of its Hit f e C l t e Z 7 r “ ^ ' ‘ S I i r v T r e S S Dt. William L. Colley Jr! is look- chamber, no longer banters with (h"e„tilers maintain that Sams him- be^n ^Te^rheraeT orders for HONEY LYNDEN BONED le ^ S J2 fiscal year reflects Ing tired, tVlInnorthinner, nnrland at timaatimes newsmen, no loneerlonger whisoerswhispers to newggjf eeneel.,e/lconceived and enelneeeeHengineered .. troops were slain in the same period. (AP Photo) MORRELL E-Z CUT begins July 1. A public hearing (See Page Eight) . ^ ,.< 1 .. ». hi. clvllto nuuw !.»■ RacW.,'. d..th, . the jury trying him on charges of yers. . Both Sams and Klmbro have gUclted Kimbro’s statement 2 Fully Cooked CHICKEN mass murder at My Lai contln- when he Is not in court he is pleaded guilty of second-degree gbo„( (^g pgnther leader just Sources Say: Uniform HAMS TURKEYS ues Its slow-step march toward closeted with his biographer, murder In the killing and test!- before Klmbro was excused for a verdict. ihe secretary who answers his dg^ (or the state at the trial of (j,g ^y 1st PRIZE FINE \ ’The jury arrived to resume ite mall and a few reporters who Black Panther Lonnie McLucas .-as g matter of fact, you Laos Pullout Timing Spurs Scene! HAMS Fresher by fa r... GOP Grosses $1.6 Million deliberations at 8:20 a.m.—the while away the time with him. last summer. McLucas was con- never saw Mr. Seale on the 68th day of court sessions since victed of conspiring to murder premises at any time. Isn’t that (See Page Eight) Dubuque's PINEHURST LEAN , At Dinner in Wrishington the trial began last Nov. 12. For Rackley and was sentenced to ri^t?” Rosen asked. Disappointment in Pentagon White a change, Galley was not sum- 12 to 16 years in prison. ..Ng( (bat i can recall,” Kim- -I Fleur de lis Boneless has moned for any court business. WASHING’TON (AP) — While Agnew said Nixon Klmbro’s testimony was not In bro replied. By FRED S. HOFFMAN an option to extend the opera- HAMS He was called to court Swan the Democrats made policy, the matched his pledge to wind as he has been re- A rm y Sets the presence of the jury, which Saips testified at the McLucas a P Military Writer tlon. Rou^ Steak Q Q | D ^ It K 11 P A nq made monevdown the war and gradually weonesaay as ne nas oeen re was excused until Tuesday after trial that Seale confronted Rack- ’This involved driving along 5 GOLDEN HARVEST sets the pace! Freshly Ground Weiteesday in a day of poUtlck- withdraw American forces. peatedly stece the jury got the defense attorneys told Judge ley, who was tied spread-eagled WASHING’TON (AP) — They routes leading southeastward FRESH TURKEYS w ttot centered on Viet- "Every single commitment case nine days ago. to hear yet Harold M. Mulvey of Superior on a bed, and ordered him killed, won’t say it publicly, but Penta- from Sepone through a major or Deluxe Patties 5 to the lb. n ^ President Nixon told a that has been made toward that another replay of testimony and T ria l D ate Gourt that they had planned to Klmbro had testified earlier in gon officials and senior military enemy supply base area and Polyester and nylon Buy Potatoes at f u n r « dinner that end has been met,” the vice later identification of a photo- present lengthy arguments and the trial that he was asleep at officers are deeply disappointed back into South Vietnam via the ribbed knit jersey for Pinehurst low price PINEHURST _ a rvnnrted total of more president said, '"rhe credibility graph, 25 to 30 witnesses on their mo- the time and did not see Seale, the South Vietnamese withdrew a Shu valley. Exercising the op­ Witii Any Purchase. t ^ ^ tlB rnm iw i thaf by next gap is not with the President of Just how this waiting affects For Captain tion to suppress certain evi- as Sams had alleged in the af- from Laos before the onset of (iog would have kept Saigon’s easy care and longer P e lic a n s will be L ie to the United States, but with those him. Galley confides only to the dence. fidavit. the heavy rains. troops in Laos for weeks longer. wear. Mix and match POTATOES ol 2-2 Pack not only to “the end who would demean his Vietnam author who is writing his mem- FT. MOPHERSON, Va. (AP) The defense began arguing On Wednesday, Klmbro said a Defense sources said high- Defense sources indicate U.S. look ahead not only to tne ena ...... ^ monthly men’s maga- the tops with the bot- SYLVANIA LIGHT — The Army announced today that a tape recording of an in- Black Panther from the organi- ranking officers in the U.S. officials publicly would have ap- ^ 5 9 * Ground Chuck R R ] -of an Inim genera- Nixon who repeatedly has re- xlne and a book. that it has scheduled April 26 as terrogation of Rackley—along zation’s national headquarters in command in Saigon and the proved a South Vietnamese re- BULBS . toms. The convertible or 6 to the lb. Patties Vietnam, put proposals for a U.S. with- They won’t be published until the starting date for the court- with other items seized at Kim- Oakland, Galif., Rory Hlthe, had top-level joint military staff quest for continued air support collar lip front with tlnr courthouse. He negationregation March 16. 16, 1968, the day "'**** an InformalInformant about 2V4 him there wfere “no “ no Panthers Inli mld-April. dig^ng out supply But when -the North Vlet- $11.98 ea. BUTTER PULLAPART BUNS Ic^akers were demanding the atlon of neace ” Itixon said was bleary eyed, at times era- ofg( the(j^^ alleged My Lai massacre, hoa^shours before police raided the Connecticut except for Ericka”Ericka' caches Md lUsnipUi^ track namese counterattacked in Vietnamese Orange — Honey of aar^merican said Tey wiU be able to He is also accused of cutting the Party headquarters and arrested and no one would be admitted to "’® ^ force the South V Pants in white. Sizes 4- troops to Cinnamon Balsin forces from Indochina by the ,00k also to prosperity without t h f P®.?®" ^® ______Rfcklev7’l!ir""““° ' ' p e c t e d aLu^he''be’Sn^'of 7c7< 18. lb. 59c end of m i. war. droned through the nearly emp- K^touc’s ■aUomey. former Ne- , purge he said was then In p ro Pft® ^ beginning head straight back into home a May. ’"The overwhelming majority Nixon told the GOP dinner his ty courtrTOm. braska Gov. iRobert Crosby said ^ ® ™ ^® territory. Although the basic plan called Defense officials say ’Dileu Is $8.98 ea. the American people favor a administration has been “re- Wednesday night he was In- “ “>® and Williams, also tetiT^rericr ^th^wa, in ^Trin,^ theTiam^e Tat had ^^(fe^He^^^trSc^ court-martial date ad^re^rs^p^^'^^^ Also V7 sizes slightly PINEHURST GROCERY, Inc. “ (See Page Thirteen) es his 6-foot-3 frame soldierly (See Page Thirteen) a trial was held at 365 Oraheard W P »*e Eight) 25 miles Inside Laos, there was (See Page Thirteen) Council said. higher. SI 302 Mqln, Corner Middle Turnpike . . . Parldng . . . Carry Out Open Thurs. and Fri. Nights tiU Nine