f 1 f) (\W W ^ ^ i \ \ \ it, MARCH 27, ifl PAGE TWBNTY^UE Slicing \ ' ■ • ATwage Daily Net Prese Run • \ le Weather For Hw Week Ikided Increffiatg cloudlnoH, not oo Manchester Child Study Townpeople JanuMy 14, 1975 cold t(^ight, chenoo a t ohowon Qroup wtB meet Tuesday at mixed with ole«t or mow. Sun­ About Tomu 7:80 p.m., at the Buckley School To Receive day cloudy, cooler; high immp library. "Our Curriculum, What Announce Engagements executive board o t Bent­ 15,890 40. It ts end What It Could Be." ley School PTA will meet Mon­ Census Forms Manchetter——4 City of Village Charm ’ will, be discusseld by Oeorge day at 8 p.m., In the achool li­ Bnadau, assistant superintend­ brary. Now that postal service in the ent oif Mcuicheeter schoola; Dr. area Is back to normal, the VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 151 (SIXTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1970 (OlMoUled Advertloliig o . Pave U) PRICE TEN CENTS Thomas Coodklnd, professor of Maltha Circle of Bmanuel census, to be delivered to homes education a/t the University of all over Manchester by mail­ Lutheran Church will have a Connecticut; and Robert Nolte, aew-in Monday etartbne: at 10 men tomorrow, will airlve on director o f education at the schedule. CiikUn am., at the churdi. Westtedge School, Simsbury. FV>ur out of five househoMs / The event Is <^>en to ell inter­ will have a brief, 38-quesUon Camhodian Inmates Wear Keeps Maiiy Dr. Craig Daniels of the Uni­ ested parents. Strike versity of Hartford will lecture form to flM out which should on "Motivation and the Middle take about 15 minutes to com­ Easter Finery plete, according to census Officials Fear Age Child,”. Monday at a Man­ Jobless Claims bWIOHT, lU. (AP) — The chester Phiblic Health Nursing authortUes. • Home for Holiday Show 7% Drop For one in every five house­ Blaster parade at the Illinois Association aes^ion of its staff Couritercoup Reformatory for Women will WASHINGTON (AP) — Trav- better chance of getting out of education series fromi 3 to 4 holds, there are additional ques­ Fine Selection of Corsages & Plants Forj A 7.5 per cent drop in unem­ tions, with the largest num ber- become a permanent thing. «ling by air at Ekistertime tova- Newark. I was mipposed to p.m., at the agency's ofiace, 71 ployment compensaiton claims 89— geing to one in 30. If the SAIGON (AP) — The Cambo­ Inmates will be wearing rlably Involves crowds and de- leave at 1 p.m., but now Urn B. Center St. waa reported for last week in fanUly la In the one in five cate­ dian state radio called t seem likely the quired. meant watching departure and ney F. Lee BaUey, executive dl- vicar of St. Oeorge's Elplscopal 114 Adelaide Rd. Her fianoe is the son of Maj. •with 5,426, New Haven with In Rec Events appeal would be heeded, since The Bhister parade end arrival boards for Informa­ Church of Bolton, will conduct 6,119, and Waterbury with 6,106. and Mrs. Chotbee Baker of (See Page EIgM) Her fiance is the son of Mr. the North Vietnamese and the breakfast wUl serve as an tion, ninntog from ata-ltoe a service Sunday at 8:15 a.m. Manchester was 18th among BellevMe, N.J. Trophies were a'warded re­ and Mrs. John Lee Harris of Viet Cong withdrew most o4 inaugural for the new dress­ counter to airHne counter check­ on nadlo station WINF. The pro­ the state's 19 offices. Only Wil- Miss Orfitem is a 1965 grad­ cently to first place wtonens In MUmeaipoUe. their diplomatic persoimel from es. Inmate seamstresses ing for alternate flights, taking gram is sponsored by the Man­ Hmantlc, with 680, had less uate of Manchester Higli Schoof plug pong and pool tournaments Mdss Besser attended Man­ Phnom Penh Friday. have been working overtime edreedy crowded trains and chester Council of Churches and claims than Mandiester, which chester High School and Is a and a 1969 graduate of Southern held by the Recreation Depart­ 1.99 With the new government ap­ to complete the outfits. buses, or simply staying home the Clergy Association of Man­ includes the Rockville sub- senior at Meeatester Ooflege, Oonnedtijcut State College, New ment at the Community Y. parently concerned about the "Ihls is part of our con­ and phoning Easter greettogs. Mail Dispute chester. office. St. Paul, M lm. Haven. She wiD receive her Winners in the ping pong cept of helping offenders to The Professional Air Traffic master's degree in June at the Choose from our huge assortment o f cymbidium orchid possibility of a counterooup by Mr. Harris ts also a student competition w<^ Rick Oobellle Improve their image,” said ControUeni Organizatton. PAT- Southern Connecticut State Col­ corsages in a protective greenhouse package. supporters of ousted chief ot at Macalester Coilege winere he In the Junior division, Stan Peter B. Bensinger, director CO, claimed 3,600 of Its mem­ lege where she Is a mieimiber of state Prince Norodom Sihanouk, Negotiations Is a member o f Alpha Kappa Sharskl to the Intermediate of the Department of Correc bers heeded its coll for a gener­ EASTER GREETINGS fROM EERO'S Omicron Psl Lambda honorary both of Cambodia's internation­ Delta honorary soclote^ division, and Kirk Owen in the tlons. al walkout to a hmg-slmmertog WHO HAS EVERYTHINQ FOR YOUR FEASTING! socieity. She is employed as a al airports remained closed tor society. He Is now on aettve senior division. "We want to eliminate the feud with the F^ederal Aviation ORCHARD FRESH: Macs, Corttands, Red and GoIden Dellc- graduate assistant at the col­ the second day to a row. Stick to Pay duty at the U. 3. Air Forxje Base In the pool tournament win­ dehumanization process,” he Administration over pay, work ious. Russets and WIneaaps. lege and teaches in the Midway Airlines soufees to Bangkok at Plattsburg, N. Y. ners were Rick Fournier, added, "People 'who look load and equipment The FAA, WASHINQTON (AP) — Union FRESH: AqiaragUB, Spinach, G r ^ , YeUow Squash, IhaUand, reported scheduled The wedding is planned for I>rogram In Bridgeport. Junior; Tim Bycholski, inter­ hotter generally feel better, tiowever, said only about 1,000 and government worlc- Peas, Egg Plant, Brussels Sprouts, Leeks, Shal' Mr. Baker is a 1966 graduate flights o t Air Vietnam, Union of ots. Com, White Sweet Potatoes, Chinese, Sa June 26. mediate; and Skip Bartlett, and act better." had failed to show on Friday's u g to beat an undefined dead- of BdUevtnie High School. He Burma Airways ond Lao Air­ voy CaMage, Belgium Endive, Watercress senior. three shifts. It has threatened Une have cast aside ell Iwniw wlM graduate to June frona the lines canceled stops at Phnom Given Beans, Rhubarb, Oallflower, BrocooU Lisa Da'vls was first place Easter Lilies employes ■with dismiesal tor except wage increases to the Dastman School of Music of the Penh and Stem Reap. The Cherry Tomatoes and Buttenut Squash. winner in a combination pool unexcused abaenoes. threateniig postal dtapute. Students Enter University of Rochester, N.Y. sources said It was possible the mPORTEO: Seedless, Emperor Grapes, Spanish Melons and ping-pong tournament tor Honeydews, Strawberries, Peaches, Plums, Nec The wedding Is planned for airports would reopen Monday. New Mass . J A J®*"* announcement Fri- tarines. Watermelons, Limes, Jaffa Oranges, French Contest June 27 at South United Metho­ girls. ^ flJ^;hts to and fr^ (^ca^ night by the negotiating The Cambodian radio said in had been canceled at leart until was seen aa a poMlUe Grapefruit, Navel and Temple Oranges. dist Church. a French-language broadcast Unidentified Enfield auxiliary officer comforts of four young people found murdered in an Enfield Ten students from Manchester noon because of the ab^ee admtolntraUon at- NOTE: WeTl Have Easter Hams, Flowers and Bunnies. 2.99.3.99 that on Thursday night and Fri­ sister, left and mother of Daniel Gurtin, 18, one apartment early yesterday. (AP Photofax). High School and 10 from East Celebrated OPEN ALL DAY EASTER SUNDAY! day morntog, the Viet Cong or­ to «to speedy and mai»- Catholic High School will com­ Just out o f the greenhouse, stately lilies up to 8 blooms sald 8 6 ^hts were Mve reform of the system. NOW ganized demonstratlcsis at Kom- FRESH ASPARAGUS ...... lb. S 9 t pete In the contest being con­ Nazarene Choir OPEIN 7 DAYS A WEEK per plant in an attractive gift wrapped pot. T^e Easter we^end negotiattons were to re- pong Cham, about 36 miles from GREEN B E A N S ...... lb. ducted at West Haven High Tomorrow crush is to a i T ^ sumo today m an attempt to set- MANCHESTER PET Phnom Penh, "to come and WINESAP APPLES ...... 16-qt. basket $ 1 ^ 5 School on April 11 by the Con­ Offers Cantata trouble our capital." ^ *»*« ^Itopute that M to a MURCOTT TANGERINES ...... doz. 7 9 ^ necticut Chapter of the Amer­ CENTER Christians around -the world Police Seek Young AWOL Sailor ^ 1, ■ h widespread strike of postal ican Association of Teachers of A message of song and nar­ The radio warned Cambo- will celebrate Easter Sunday, We Cany Tlw Manchester Evening Herald ration of the life, death, and re­ 906 Main S t —040-4273 storks and carriera a weekaga French. dians "not to be taken to by tj»e most Joyous holiday on the surrection of Jesus Christ, a Mon.-Sat 0:00-6:00 IT ""T . f ^ T ^ statement lamnd by ooaiFLKrrB l i n e o f Su n d a y p a p e r s Oompetition will be held on those who indulge to the games Christian calendar, with new lit- cantata by John W. Peterson, Thurs. tUl 0:00 of the Vie* Cong . . . You must urgy and tradition^ Easter bon- five levels of preparation. It Is will be presented Sunday at 7 For Questioning in Enfield Killings d L to Wnt tti?dto!^on. "THE KINS expected 434 students from' 62 Sunday 12:00 to 6KM> understand that Sihanouk was nets. right timeUme affected flights In the Wednesday ted brought ttetw o p.m. by the adult choir of the far West, too. schools will' enter. legally divested o f his functions Coming after the reipentent 40 aides close to a setttament. OF Church of the Nazarene. A z a l e a s of chief of state, conforming to days of Lent and the solemn ENFIBLD, Conn. (A P )—An Linda Eldmonds, 21, and her said. Plnytog cards, dirty dishes the front seat of the car the The absences were most keen- MHS entries are Wayne Steely, Biblical accounts of the resur­ 1 .. .. i IT.* A. A- -.—.to B oth sides "agree that postal the constitution. He Is a traitor three-hour Good Friday servlcea unidentified young man who po- fianoe, Peter Demovan, 19, of and several beer cans found to woman said, ly felt to the FAA s 21 air route , . ^ . . • PRODUCE!" level 1; Alan Sandals and Lisa rection will be discussed to Sun­ ^ A . _A _ j______„A worker* need and must have sa­ to the nation." marking the agony and death of , i k t withn f l v South Windsor in separate bed- the kitchen and drop-in card When one of the youths push- control centers, where men at Larson, level 2; Paula Cyr, Septic Tm Iu lary tocreoaes and that the only PERO day School at 9:30 a.m. The at­ Sihanouk was deposed March jicsus on the cro?s, Chriftians ^ ^ ^ ^ rooms covered by blankets to parties were a common occur- ing the car fell, "Pete (Dono- radar screens guide hteh-alti- 27« OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER — 64S-8S84 Marcy Klecolt, Joseph Cohen, AND queeUon is how much and tendance goal for the &mday 18 while he was to Moscow urg- will celebrate His Resurrection Irom the Navy waa sought today second-floor apartment. ance at the apartment, he said, van) laughed and teased him tude Jetltoers between airports, and Carlyle Osier, level 3; Paige when,” the statement safaL School Is 350. Last Sunday 330 ing Soviet leaders to help con- w!th sunrise service and new by police probing for clues to Paul Vasseur, 17, and David The three young men were very loudly,” she added. There were pickets at some cn- Adams, Susan Charlamb, and attended. Plu^^ Sewers It eidded that "all other prob- Lillian Messier, level 4. 1 49 3.99 vince the North Vietnamese and fashlora. the slayings of four young per- Gurtin, 18, both of Enfield, were employed at the Blgelow-Sanford Miss Edmonds had shared the .-..A, lem s—and there are many— The annual Easter service will . . Viet Cong to get out of Combo- Pope Paul VI Is to give his ____rtiaeoveredA AAA-A. in the living room discovered oaroet factorv in the here, living which room was carpet anartment factory forhere, several ■which was months apartment At the for Kansas several CMy months At me Kansas t;it.y ceiw r, poetponed until the ECHS students are Mary Mc- be at 10:46 a.m. The Rev. Wil­ Machine Cleaned dto. He is to exile to Red (Jhtoa. famed papal blessing" Urbl Et were uninformaU've near what police said they pre- closed to observance of Good -with another girl until recently, where only 21 of 63 contrbilera auestUm Is soivsd." Oooe and Joanne LaVae, level 1; liam Taylor, pastor, ■will pre­ Septie Tanks, Dry Wells, Special selection o f beautiful early flowering azaleas. Four (Jambodta's provisional chief Orbi—to the city and the world persons they had question- sumed to be the murder weapon, Friday. Miss Bkhnemds reported- when her fiance moved to. riiowed for the evening aim Cynthia Dickinson and Reg;ina sent a message, "The Secret Sewsr Lines InstaOed—Cel­ inch to SVi” pots. One Day Only of state, Cheng Heng, tc4d the —to thousands of Romans and , th<. bodies of an en- a .22 caliber rifle that belonged ly worked to the cafeteria at The youths who frequently ®n*y tore flights on hour were _ a_^ _ 1 HOUSE Kelland, level 2 ; Daria Weklind Agent of Christ's Reeurreetton." lar Waterproolliig Dane. country via radio B^riday that pilgrims to St. Peter's Plaza to couple and two of their to Donovan. the Pratt & Whitney. Aircraft came to the apartment were handled from adjacent pay poMOl and Noreen Dlcklnsoti, level 3; The choir will sing. centers, while other overflights toim prior to the walkout, "the Viet Cong have begun ac- Rome. S^e teeii^ed friends were All tour had been Shot to the plant to Blast Hartford. described by neighbors as Saf., Judith Lang and Deborah The church will cooperate with McK in n e y b r o s . were being routed north and The particqpants in the clossd Vaughn, level 4; Kathleen Hor- the Salvation A m y to an annual lU Peari St — •45-53M * ^ , ^ * > * ^ For Roman Catholics to the to u n i Friday morntog to the head, police said. ' south At toe Kansas City mu- meeting, have been tJght-Hppal Sunrise Service at Center Park p^le and ^ soldiers espe- united Statee, it Will be toe first couple's apartment. Donovan and Miss Edmonds was "showed ^ toe s»ay^ -who had a few beera and then A t^ y ^ ^ rigan and Margaret O'Connell, Sewerage Dlspoeal Go. level 6. at 6:30 a.m. cfcally in provinoes near the bor- Easter Su'day with new liturgy been shot in the may have been asleep when the adding, i home. trollers failed to report to work for the daily joint statemenbi March th *«;•’ _ for the Mass. It was approved ^ead. A medical examiner estd- slayer entered, police said, since a crime to Enfield of this magnl- At Christmas. Miss Edmonds to ^ 28 V ^ Cong forces to civilian by the National Conference o t they ted been dead since she was wearing pajamas and tude.” ____received an eng^ement ring supervisory personnel nouncements that ^ sestema clothes were reported to have Bishops tor use begtontog last a,bout 6 a m. he und.rwear. Four autopsies were perform- trom Donovan. The couple plan- ^ been "buslnesa-Uke" and IIALI- attacked a town lees than 12 Sunday. wenUty of the AWOL The other two youths wera ed Friday afternoon to Hart- „gd to marry early this sum- ^ A v S uxe onu miles from Phnom Penh, and in New York, Fiffh Avenue sailor waa not released. PoUce fuMy ctotoed, Vasseur lying on ford Hospital but police declin- mer and hQss Edmimds had be- ^ ..wVdo not Intend to sacr^ An opparent conflct in union - SAVE miUtary security was stepped wUl be closed to traffic for toe believed to have wanted a sofa, Gurtin to a sitting posl- ed to disclose ^ re^ts. gun remodeling the apartment straitegy^veloped Friday otter Today’s go-anywhere, ^ tor^to^t the capital, with traditional Easter parade fea quesUon him in connecUon tion to an armchair, poUce said. Tenants In tte building s^d only a few days before her the Chicago contrai center James Rademacter, prMtdsnt tanks blocking all routes to and luring women to flowered and ^ involving the four The rifle was on the floor to they heard w shots at the Uine death. jg ^ corttroilers caUed to of toe AFLCIO Ndttonal Asw>- ALMOST Assorted tulips ■in foil decorated pot. Over 4,000 plants to • AAA. beribboned boimets. victims on the night before they front of a coffee table between of the shooUngs. po ce sa . poUce said the bullet that kill- gioh and toe spacing of air- ctoUion o f Letter CasTtero, WOO do-anything Hush Puppies. choose from averaging 5 to 6 flowers per pot. The 28 Nofth Vietnameee and Several blocks away (n. Man- the two bodlee. However, Jtois. Eleaiwr Fone- ^ Gurtin entered through the planes was reduced to the point quoted as aiVKnindng a Thuiw- 25% Vlet Oong diplomats who left hattan^s CJentral Park Sheep police Chief Walter J Skower PdHce did not disclose the man. who lives In a first nwr cheek, near the nose. Miss tlmt airivals and departures ' day deadline for the tallok V Phnom Penh departed from VI- Meadow, several thousand hip- gald toe young people might Identity of toe person who dls- apartment to the same bullcL Edmonds was shot in the lett were delayed by an a'verage of AMteugh that would actually entiane, Laos, today after pieg and other young people are have been murdered, although covered the tragedy, except to ing, said she saw Donovan and teg^pig Vasseur in the forehead 40 minutes. repraoent on mrtniMfmi ot an spending the night sleeping on planning to sing and commune not rule out the possl- say he was a friend of Dono- several other youths pushing a Donovan In the left cheek, O'Hore .airport to Chicago, the earlter, unoCttclal untOi>4mpoMd the airport floor. They ■were not with nature to the second an- tilHty that one of them had been van's. stalled car down the street gear the temple, police said. country's busiest, gave special five-day fiM ABXrClO l>ermltted to enter the Laotian nual Easter "be-to.” Yogado Is, g^ suicide. There was no indication of a about midnight. priority to a Northwest Orient igjter dlsoounted of a deod- capital. a reputed master of yoga, will PoUce found the bodlee of struggle or a robbery, Skower A boy and girl were riding in (See l^ e Elgnt) Alrttoea flight with a heart at- uno. In Washington State De- lead a sunrise mediation, ______tack victim on board. "Tliere ara no dnadUnra mud portment officials have made Minneapolis, toe conveei- At Newark, N.J., where 30 per ,x> Hrtie clock 1m nmnfiif,” oaM It clear the United States Is op- service at Holy cent of the 650 flights were can- Albert J. Zack, AFLrCIO pubUo posed to extension of the Viet- Roggry Roman OathoMc Church celed, the flight of Qleens Col- rgMtioi* director, nom wax into Cambodia. followed by an "Easter lege student Craig Grewcock g telegram which be Spokesman Robert J. Me- jj, oontemporary Style,” YUK, YAAP, SCARE and GASP was typical. lid Rademodier hod sant to mil Clomkey said Friday the United f e g y a w g time-lapse film of "I was planning on leaving Ws orgaidzatlon's locals, **y- States has declared Its "support blooming, accompanied LaGuardla for Mltmeepolis,” he and respect for Cambodian sov- . ^ta^^ drums, and said, "but they maid I'd have a (Bern Page KlgM) es'eignty, neu^ty and territo- and secular readtags Waging War on Pollution rial totegrtty. jj„ young pariahlooers. The assurance come Just a . , , along to way as toy speak weak after Prince Norodom Si- Sunrise services are plani^ By GEORGE C. WII.SON ance — conservationists, labor haiwuk was deposed aa Cambo- many churohes and hilltops The Washington Poet leadei^, housewives, teachers, about tiVe rape of the land. civic clubs, and students of all —In Ctolcago, there ts a drive dlan chlel of state and replaced tw Rev WASHINGTON—On AprU 22, to buy stock In the city's pow­ by a government which ctelme I" if everything goes according to ages and poUUcal persuasions. to te Spo«d to tolemttog com- ™Uam E. F l^ recto of to Some of the young people pre­ er company to gail^ tofluence on plan, a strange parade will the inside. muntatMa^ries Inside Cam- Episcopal c l ^ . said a r^- move down New York's Fifth paring for Elarth Day caU them­ robed quartet playing brass In- selves "ecology freaks.” Web­ —The girls at Regina OothoUc iS Avenue. Horses, bicycles, School in Hyattsvllle, Md., Thero has been some specula- etrumenta would welcome toe ster defines ecology as "the steam and electric care — al­ have picketed a nearby Ooca most anything that can move branch of biology dealing with (gee Page Eight) (See Page Eight) the relations between U'vlng or­ Oola Plant to protest t o Utter with little sound and smoke — from non-returnable bottles and Colorful Hyacinths 99^1 will lead a procession to Union ganisms and their environ­ ment." Ecology promises to be cans. Square. There, along FVwir- —The College Oommittoe on Huge, colorful and fragrant blooms. Also available 3 hyacinths per pot. a new focal point for both Indi­ teenth Street, the parade will Air PoUutlon at San Jacinto MV vidual and group action aimed turn into a new kind of carni­ Junior College near Houston at bringing about reform to val. has been showing up to force save the land, water and air. Beautiful Hydrangeas 3.99 Margaret Mead, the anthro­ at meetli«s of to Texas Air Big beautiful pink and blue full flowering plantsin attractively wrapped pots. pologist, will talk about mis­ The acttvUles alreeuly under­ ContTol Board. Dolores Zann, managing our planet; fedk sing­ way or planned show the 19, said her grcNtp has raised lle is li ers will decry filthy rivers, pro­ breadth ot concern. Originally, the issue of conflict-of-interest Chrysanthemums 2.99 tO 3.99 fessors wUl lecture on the perils the umbrella term lor the fed­ charges against two members MEN'S f a m o u s "CRAIG SCOH" of phosphates and pesttetdee; eration of activists was of t o board—one is connected lawyers will give free advice on "Environmental Teach - In." I \ i p p U ' S Just arrived! 6” pots. Choose from assorted colors in full bloom for Easter. with big Industry: the other is LUXURY TAILORED, LIGHTWEIGHT how to sue polluters. A robot That name has been changed to owner o f en asptiatt plant. will breathe to cigarette smoke "Envtoonmental Action," sym­ —Dr. Marshall Brewer, 28- Gardenia Plants 7.99 and sooty etty air so people can bolizing the acU'vist nature of year-old resident surgeon at t o watch his glassbotUe lungs turn the movement. And the action This is a limited Easter Special, only 48 per store. University of Alabama Medical SPORT COATS block. Is being taken all across the School, believes his environ­ All this will be port of a much United States. ment group already has man­ Fancy you in these Hush Puppies.* Chunky little heel, tailored lines and larger national happening on —In Washington, D.C., col­ aged to shake big steel end step-in comfort make this casual a must for fashion minded you Soft brush­ Blarth Day—April 22—t o for­ lege students and other conser­ other todustrial eotabHahmente ed pigskin; also smooth saddle and platinum. What comfort for R 1 S .0 # • . • mal launriidng date for the vation-m inded citizens will to the Alabama Industrial As- country's latest protest move­ march from Lafayette Park BOctaUan (ALA). ment. It's goal Is to force man MARLOW S CARRIES HUSH PUPPIES® across from the White House to Brewer's BT0UP> GASP to look at what he ts doing 1 to the General Motors executive (Greater-BIrmlngham Alliance For EVERY MEMBER of the FAMILY! himself and his planet: to cIibI- Dish Garden Assortment offices to conduct a mock trial. to Stop Pollution) Is asktof^en- lei^e t o concept to t a gallop­ They will "charge" the corpo­ vlronmental questions of' all ing Gross National Product The perfect Easier Gift that ration with making most of the t o Alabama poUtloal oon- (GNP) always represents pro­ will last for many months. cars that pollute the air. didates dnd pubUshtog the re­ 3.49 to 4.99 gress, and to lay the foundation sults. Brewer's group is trytng for social, political and econom­ —In St. Louis, blacks from to counter todustrial poUuters' ic change. to ■west end of to city will money 'With grasa roots poUtloai The new movement — suc­ stage gueTTiUa skits to drama­ action. cessor to the Civil RlghU Drive tise to environmental prob­ —Portland, Ore., high school of the early 1960s and the War lems — rats to the ghetto, students are trying to ooHeot on Poverty of t o mid-1960s — poisanous lead paint on to 110,000 — asking dollar con­ Crowd-Stoj ^ Is not expected to stop at the walls, treeiess streets. tributions from follow students end df Earth Day. Already, or­ —1(1 Loh Angeles, over 1(X> -to finance law suits against Twenty-three-year-old twins Bunny and BiUjr M c­ ganisations to reclaim the en­ protesters will complete a poUuters to t o area. Crary of Hendersonville, N. C., drew a crowd M vironment have been formed at monlii-long, 400-mile "Survival —Juntors cmd seniors at they deposited their total 1,800 pounds on two 8,000 high schoola and 2,0(X) col- March" from Berkeley to Schenectady, N.Y., high schools mini-bikeg in New York yesterday. The twins . leges. Sacramento to Los Angeles — The result is a blssare alli­ hopefuUy recruiting others. (See Page Seven) weigh' over 600 pounds apiece. (AP PhotoClx). - I "A A' A-. V . V \ A

> ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1970 PAGE i n S I S NtAl»tCHEStER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1970 ffACn TWO Heralding Homes Bond Prices Stock Market Sheinwold on Bridge FORRMIEN1BAPN1 Rallies at Drop FOLLOW FIRST RULE Rallied, But NORTH \ House Reflects YOUNQPEaPlf IN DIFFICULT HAND In Prime Rate wwiMmUiuw aw wuim !■(»**<■ 4 7 3 3 2 Gains Eroded By ALFRED 8HE1NWOLD (;? K 10 8 6 Mute ewiMM ler iW»*it Sr Mr cMMWa. NBJW YORK (AP )— A drop O 33 NEW TORK (AP) — Bond R im quite all right to draw Its Occupants In interest nates, sdgnallng pro­ Hk K 6 4 pric4« ranted diarply foUowlRg IAU U(l AOMITKO gress In the flight against infla­ triimiM promptly on a ptanolo— WFJIT EA.ST WMnewfaty'a cut by banka In A ) Yes. If there is tax due, Imrtl Audlmit tion, Inapiired the stock market r .45 . the Mnd of hand that pla)w It- 10 8 4 AKQJ964 thellr prime rate ot Inteiest to 8 This column of questions and answers on federal you will be billed and have 30 # to rally spectacularly this post 5 3 2 None days to make full payment. seH — but when you have some per cent from the prevaUlnsr tax matters is provided by the local ofiice of the U.S. week. AU AtU AiMiniO 0 K642 0 10987 PtiwiUI GuISaim Su||iiW< eaaential ruffing to do or when reoonl 8.5 per cent. Internal Revenue Service and is published as a public IRS can only compute the The surge got under way JH Q 1097 ♦ 5,2 But profit tekincr eroded al- the band preaenta almoat any S to ry b y tax where the Uxpayer’s gross Tuesday after a shajrp fall in SOUTH moot half the gains before the service to taxpayers. The column answers questions income is under $5,000 which other problem your first nfie short term Interest rates. The 4 None June B. Tompkins market ckMod Thursday, the consists o f wages subject to luniicno !■: Don’t be in a h(pry to draw most frequently asked by taxpayers. advance continued vigorously C? AQJ974 last searion In the holiday short­ withholding and not more than IMtr 1; r»qu>m •ccam»t«ylD| tiumpa. South lost the alazn early Wednesday. Then came P>nnt X ASull GiNrSliti P h o to s b y ened weric. $200 of dividends, interest and riiown today when he vtolaied 0 AQJ 30, 1970, or 2.5 percent for the what Wall Street had long •SS* 4> AJ 8 3 Rei^ald Pinto Governments had been steady Q) Is there a Form 1040-1 wages not subject to withhold­ awaited—a cut in the bank that rule. at the opening of the w^k fol­ and if so, where can I get s tax year 1970.- ing, and the standard deduc­ SoAith dealer. South West North East Some taxpayers may also prime lending rate. lowing last week's sharp rally, copyT tion is claimed. But the tax­ , NO 0N( UNOU I? AOdtTTB) Bast-Weat vulnerable. 1 Pass 2 <3? 4 4 find the new provisions on in­ The reduction In the prime (Aft llaMl My «wy advancing again during mid­ payer computes his tax when Opening lead—^Ten of Spades. 6 C? All Pass A ) The designation 1040-1 come averaging and capital rate—the Interest charged the Mcwtiln WON) One thinks cf a house as reflecting week. Per the week, intemedl- he is claiming sick pay, mov­ SoAith rutted the opening refers to the page number of gains will affect their declara­ biggest and moM creditworthy the personal quahtles of the people who ates of 8 to 7 year length rose ing expenses, or employee apade lead and unthinkingly the back of the first copy of tions. DeUils on these provi­ borrowerB—to 8 per cent from a ai ■ n 1 • B' I monds, A-Q-J: Cluba, A-J-8-S. Uve -within. This gives each house Its half a p<^t and tong terms over business expenses. drew a round ot trumpe with the Form 1040 ih the U x sions and the tax surcharge record 8*4 per cent was initiated What do you aayT envn personaility. M fiidUM eofli OF tuF iwi the ace and another with dum­ 30 years rose a full point, ac­ packages sent to all taxpayers may be obtained by writing about midday by Irving Trust Answer: Bid two hearts (tore- cording to the Investment firm Q) Do you have to itemize my’s ten. Then declarer tried this year. On it will be found your IRS district director for deductions to get any credit C5o. of New York. Other major ing to gam e). Some experts (in- There’s an aid home, painted gray, of Salomon Borthers Ic Hutsler. the diamond finesae, losing to general information on the Publication 553 or by contoct- for hospital insurance premi­ bonks quickly followed. cludii« the cne who actually on North Mein St. whtch houses many C o r p o r a te bonds prices The market. Immediately the king. precious evidences of the heritage ot new Form 1040. Other general ing your local IRS office. ums paid? held the- hand deacrihed tn to­ The Alden T. Grant family residence at 699 N. Main St. opened the week lower due to instructions for Form 1040 erupted with Its' biggest gain In Mobster Held Back came a third round of _day’s orUcte) -would open with Mra. Alden T. Grant and her late hus­ anticipaUan of the week’s heavy continue on the back of the Q) Do I handle dividends A ) Yes, you must itemize to, two yeans In veiy heavy trad­ Owi r in ifr ril«rcy # » trunipa. and orfy cue trump vvas ^ ^ ttoaria. but It seldom band. new issue calendar.. But aggres- taxpayer’s copy of the 1040 from a savings and loan ac­ claim this deduction. However, ing. u n u ru g l^narge in the dummy, Sot^ even- ^ut U seldom The house ttseU Is c f a familiar archi­ rive bidding—said to be gener­ and on pages B-2, E-2, and count the same way as other you may deduct half of your The Dow Jones industrial av­ tually discovered that, ne powerful hands. tecture found throughout the New Eng­ ated largely by dealers them­ R-2, all of which are found in dividends? medical insurance premiums erage surged to a gain of 16.37 MIAMI (AP) Meyer Lan- couldh’t nitt two losing clubs Copyright 1970 up to a maximum o f $150 even land oountryslde. Although this type of selves—drove prices up and the packagre^ The designations A ) No, this income should points Wednesday on top of Its sky, considered to be the ftnan- with only one trump. Down one. General Features Ooip. though your other medical ex­ house appears to have a stereotype ex­ most m ajor otferings did weH. 1040-1 and 1040-2 were used be reported as Interest on line 10.16 advance of Tuesday. This cial brain of organized crime, South could still make the penses do not exceed 3 percent terior, the totertora, once (xust the entry The dealers had bid, one speci­ simply for numbering and in­ 13 of Form 1040. If your toUl average closed the week Thurs- ^ arrested Friday and slam after drawing a- roAoid of o f your adjusted gr^ss income. with the stairway directly in front and alist said, because they antici­ dexing purposes and do not re­ interest income is over- $100, day—stock markets were to . , ___, , trumps with the ace. The cor­ North Pole a Spike? pated better prices In the near close on Good Frtdoy-at 791.06, changed with possession of rect play then ia to lead a club I a haUiway runrittg alongstide, are vast­ fer to any form separate and list the amounts you receive on Q) I pay someone to take future. up 27.39 for the week. drugs without a pieacrlptlon. to the king to reach dummy GODTHAAB, Greenland — ly different apart from the 1040 itself. Schedule B, Part II, and at­ care of my two girls while I New Issue yields on long high This same approach applies to The other major averages Lansky, 67, was carryting a for the diamond tlneaae. When The Eskimo word for the North tach it to your return when work. Is there any deduction The Grant house, in fact. Is one of grade utilities rose 15 basis other instructions in the pack­ also posted gains. The As- drug to relax a nervous atom- the finesae loaes, Weet can lead Pole Is "tigl-su,’ ' -which means you file. for this?' the smaller of this type of house and points of the previous to within age, which, again for indexing sociated Press 60-stock average ach, state agents said, when he a second round of trumps, but "bdg nail.’’ The name woa the has only three rooms downstairs and 10 points of the previous week’s purposes, also have been given Q) I just sent in my return. A ) You may deduct all or advanced 7.9 to 278. The New passed through U.S. Chistoms that would atdU lea-ve two result of hearing white men who three bedrooms upstairs. Three dormer high, and investor interest alphabetical and numerical How long will I have to wait part of this expense when cer­ York Stock Exchange Index of March 4 on his way home from trumps in the dummy. sallied Into the waters o f North -windows protmde from one side of the picked up OB they rose. designations. for my refund? tain conditions are met. These some 1,200 common stocks went Acapulco, Mexico. Beat Play Gfeenland express their in- eloping roof. Major Issues were offered by A) If your return is accu­ conditions are explained on ahead 1.6 to 60.03. Standard waan’t immedi- South’s to win terest in a pole far to the north, eight local public agencies. Q) The estimated tax forms rate and complete, you should page A -2 of the 1040 tax Poor’s 600-stock Index was up because agents wanted to the first round of trumps tn the \vhlch the natives 'believed to be Inside the front door, the appearance Their total was $203 miUton. Of you sent me said to watch for have your refund within 5-6 package you received in the 2.86 to 89.92. check out his story and analyze dummy, with some such card a huge Iron spike driven into cf a mtoiatuie foyer to created with a this total five issues worth $130 changes in the law. Have there weeks of the date you filed. mail. The rally taded Thursday, but pu.u an official said. He de- as the eight or ten. If both -the earth. small mahogany Empire drop leof table been any that would affect my analysts said this was not unex- ______onlUion sold out. The taigest However, should your re­ Q) I’m over 65. Do I clined to gl-ve Lansky’s reason opponents follow ewlt, declarer with a tapered pedeetal. A mahogany pected. Proiat takers moved In f a r ' ^ a pies^ripOon. was a $50 million offering of 1970 declaration? fund be delayed beyond this have to file a tax return? can draw a second tnjmp at framed mirror above it reflects the Louisiana highway bonA. period, wait 10 weeks before the Harvest of big gains once. When East foils to follow A) One change that affects The mUUonadre mobster was brass and marble astral lamp with a A nvunicipal bond dealer said contacting IRS about it. This A) Your age entitles you to In the two pre-vtous sessions, to the first trump declarer can all taxpayers is the increase in booked at the Dade County (Mi­ frosted etched globe, and penduits whtoh he expected the bidding for new will allow time for any notice an additional $600 exemption and there was some portfolio Immediately lead a diamond the amount allowed for per­ ami) jaU and released on $60,000 rests on the table. Near the front door is issues to be more conservative to reach you about an error and therefore you are not re­ lightening in 'advance of the from dummy for the finesse. sonal exemptions. For the 1970 bond. a mahogany Empire side chair wtth next week. or omission such as a missing quired to file a return unless long weekend. W'CSt 'Wins -with the king of tax year, $626 should be taken Under Florida law, carrying saber legfs. Mirs. Giant worked the neele- The calendar for the week be­ Social Security number, W-2 your gross income is $1,200 or Of 1,738 issues traded on the diatmonds and may return a for each exemption. over. However, if you had net even a mild sedative, such as point -which covers the chair seat. ginning March 29 totals about or one of the schedules. Big Board during the week, donnatal, without a prescription trump, biA this does no damage. $241 million, counting issues The Tax Reform Act of earnings from self-employment 1,278 rose, and 326 fell. New 1970 Declarer cashes the diamonds The wallpaper in the hall, upstairs o f $400 or more, even if your a felony. Lansky was also over $2 million. This compcires 1969 increased the amount for Q) Who can use the tax sur­ lows outnumbered new highs by to dUscard a chib from dummy, gross Income was less than charged with carrying the pills with the $316 slate (his past personal exemptions from $600 charge tables in the 1040 pack­ 190 to 168. cashes the top clubs and then in pelie green and gold. It creates an $1,200, a return will have to be week. to $650 effective next July 1 age? Volume'tor the holiday-short- ^ t rufto the two lew cluba -with the appropriate background for the antique when the necessary adjust­ fil^ and self-employment tax ened vraek totaled 46,035.780 meanor If «»^ ct^ he cou^d The laigeet offering wiB come A ) The tables should be be sentenced to 214 years two trumps still left In dummy. furnishings and the warm, pastel odtars ments will be made in with­ paid. shares, exceeding the 44,639,760 Wednesday when Tennessee used for determining the sur­ prison and fined $1,600. Daily Question holding rates. Since the shares traded in five seenlons in opens bids on $53 million in var­ charge if your income tax is Florida Department cf Law A* dealer, you bold: ^>adea, change takes pla^e at mid­ Q) Are union dues deducti­ the pre-vtous week. Vol-ume ion Two promlneint portraits of Mr. ious purpose bonds. under $735. For $735 and over, Enforcement Ctommlssioner BUI None; Hearts, A-Q-J-9-7-4; Dla- year, the net effect will be to ble? Wednesday totaled 17.5 million Grant’s great-grandparents dominate multiply your tax by 10 per­ Reed said at the case: "I cer- ___ increase the exemption amount A ) Yes, these dues are de­ shares, higher since last Dec. the living rocrni. The paintings of cent to determine the sur­ talnly feel It was strong enough to $625. ductible as an employee busi­ 31. CThauncey Wfnchell and his wife -were charge you owe for 1969. to effect an arrest.’’ Rains Destroy ' ness expense if you itemize. clone in 1849. Also, the tax surcharge has According to police flies, It Q) Will IRS figure the tax For more details on these ex­ been continued at a 5 percent was Lansky’s first arresf rinoe A mahogany breakfront contains a Much of Florida for you even if yoif end up penses, check page E-2 o f the North 'Stoninglton WINDSOR annual rate for the period being picked up In New York 12 display ot antique glass blended with owing tax? 1040 instruction package. ORIVEIN ★ RT.5 Vegetable Crop January 1, 1970, through June Plots Moth Attack years ago tor questioning in contemporary objets d’art. A particu­ larly choice Item in this display to a NORTH STONINGTO N(AP) oonneetton with the murder ^ ^ of Outstanding Blaster Show , TAIiAHASSEai. Fta. (AP) — A new outcropping of gypsy Mafia leader Albert Anastasia. frosted hobnail sugar bowl with a honey- Spring floods have <3estroyed ig> Exclusive D, I. Showing amber top. THEATER TIME moth eggs has town officials He was not charged In the case. to half ct ■ Florida’s vegetabla Humble Gets Okay to Drill; Lansky, who agents say rose B^eature F irst N igh tly! SCHEDULE here (dotting an attack to kill crop, and Agrtcultune Oammia- the destruotl-ve moth before it from the ranks of organized aloner Doyle Oonier says ttiat Santa Barbarans Angry reaches maturity. crime during ProlAbltton, has mey cause a riMrioge In the na­ SATURDAY The appearance of egg clusters b®*** described .by Sen. John L. WALT DISNEY pr(iilii('li"ii tion’s markets. Burnside — The Adventureni, SANTA BARBARA, Calif. GOO’S directors before a Senate •was detected In a 14,000-acre McClellan’s permanent investl- “The rains have flooded out 2:00, 6:00, 9:15. (AP) __The Army Corps of En- Interior committee that the ex- area In this eastern Connecticut fTa-tioiw aibcommlttee as the vegebajble crops or rotted Cinema______I (East______Hartford) — irranteri nermiaslan ploi^tory cq>€irations would In- town. After determiidng the oon- country’s top gangsters.” the roots so baxly that more jy™ ‘around flie World, 2 :00; cenbatton of the eg,^, a town «e appeared before a grand H lN G o fth e than 60 per oent of the spring ^ carol A Ted A Alice, to Humble OU Co. to begin drill- meetlrg will be colled tor ap- ‘i' Miami lartyear In con­ crop 4s lost In som e areas,’’ ...qq g.ng ing in the Santa Barbara. Chan- "These documented state- proval of funds to pay for -spray nectlon with what federal GRIZZUES Conner said Friday. East WindBor Drtve-In nel, scene lost year of a mas- mends,’’ she said, “gave evl- extermination, Flrat Selectman Spot checks of the area be­ King o f the GrlzzUes, 7:30; slve oU well blowout. Reaction dence of problems that have ex- John C. SyMa said FWday. ings to pick a successor to the TECHNICOLOR tween Fbrt Myers and Pabn Thousand Clowns, 9:10. ^ late Mafia chleftan Vito WAHl from Olvto leBdeni and conser- opera- In neighboring Stanlngton, RULER OF Beadi — which grows much of Manchester Drive In Genovese. (he nation’s winter produce — quick and ^ iTHE ROCKIES! KrenaHn Letter, 10:20; Ing to do with near coUisions egg Infestation on 2,500 acres, shewed that (he record rainflall critical. ^ Rifles, 8:30; Girt Who Couldn’t -with drUUng rigs in the -vicinity The spraying program there Is ^ h a s floodedpost^ and The A ^y. in arnc^ta^ tl^ cf Itaiibte OU’s W bacts'. expected to cost $7,500. TQNITE Idled cattle, Conner said. State’ T h e ^ — The King approval Friday, s^d Hun^^s “Another matter,"’ she said, THRU Conner said he has asked the pedltian had previously been ap­ ot the Grizzlies, 12:00, 1 :60, oonoemed the hazards in- TCE8. •Mreu t < 44, ’ Fiarmera Home Admindstratlan proved by the Interior Depart- , , . ,__ .____ _*WB 4*. 4444 3:46 5:36, 7:80, 9:20. w„.j volved tn deqp water from- 700 to to make available emetgency ment but then had been tempo- , ^ . John Huston’s Latest 1,000 feet as well as the use of h)w-4ntereat loana rarily delayod by a govem- Q fs w n % ' SUNDAY movable drlHing rigs so close to 20th C«ntury-Fox Pr«Mnt$ | Work was tiegun Friday to g«* mcnt4mposed nwratorium on THEATRE EAST Bumride — The Adventurers, the channel navigational area.’’ idne counUee dealgnoted as dis- new operattons in the channel. 2:00, 5:00, 8:00. A local spokesman for the aMer areas. Cinema I (EJast Hartford) — All that was up to the Army to comservafo-tst Sierra Club, “We’ve had coMtacds from around the World, 2:00; determine, a spokesman said, Mrs. James Higman, said, “ We Lee, Chiarlotde, OoBler, Blades, ^ oOrol A Ted A Alice, was whether new operatlo-’.s are very "much egalnst any f\ir- L E tt| | l Hentibry, Palm Beach, Otoeedio- g.QQ^ would pose dangers to naviga- PANA VISIONS ther exploration in the channel. bee, Mleuitln and Broward ooun- win^or Drive-In — tlon or national defense. Color by DE LUXE* s The Idea is to get out what’s al- ttes,” said Wyatt Thomas cf the xn>v of the Grizzlies. 7:80; A Marvin Levine, Santa Bar- __ Florida Agricultural Stabiliza- -njoiHond ClownB, 9:10. bare county counsel, noted that wells.’’ ^ tlon and Conservation Service. Manchester Drtve-In — the dty and county have Uttga- ^ ^ 100 “ In some ocuiUes — Hendry Letter, 9:16; 100 lion pending in U.S. Circuit "Ilto bJowcut o f a Union Oil Co. RIFLES and paita Glades — M per 7:16, Court d Appeals wlideh, K «ic- 28, 1969 spread an oil A MARVIN SCHWARTZ FBESEMTB cent of the pastures are ewered state Theatic The King cessful, would requ're public slick ovct more than^^ Production Tbe Bing Along M ade of * In water. The other counties run ^ GrizzJtes, 1:30, 3:20, 6:15, hearinga be held before such pe- mllies of — ocean, besmirched be some 40 mllea of beaches, and from 66 per cent up,” Thomas 7:06, 9:00. titlons Humble’s JAMES SKEHAN killed -wildlife. BEdd granted. Baquel Welch—Jim Brown Formerly of the U-vestock Stashing through “ We were not siirprised that Gay 90s Restaurant In wat«r, were reported tteuving Hat Corp. of America the permits were issued while West Yarmouth, Cape God dn many areas despite efforts by the matter was pending before ranchers to make up for the tass To Close Tuesday the appeal court,” Levine said. — ALSO — ‘When -we argued the case on of gralli* by dumping hay NORWALK (AP) —When the wherever they could find dry ■ERNIE "BANJO" BENTLEY Hat Oorp. of America closes its ^ spots. for » » last the permits were peixUng, and NOMINATED FOR IN ADDITION TO THE Rain Wednesday night and it would not surpeiee ub if theo^ 9irsteMovlet ■mursday to^ U Lining afthat once ART BENSON TRIO Hotoe Sound, on the Atlanttc emolover ® ^ on on ap- 4 ACADEMY AWARDS! Coast, and more than eight ^ away^m^ver^e^of for an Injunction.’’ For Your Dfuicdng Pleasure inches at Fort Myere on sevetLce nay Levine said the engineer S a t 11:80, NATALIE WOOD ROBERT CULP <3ulf Coast. Fort Myfers, which corps allowed time for oamment iS L a lly has leos than three L <»• ^mplalnts but did not hold inches of rain during March, so ^ declined from 3 000 hearings. “In all of our plead- BOB & CAROL&TED & ALICE trt»4*,80-7:0(t9dfi^ itMhes this month. ELLIOTT GOULD DYAN CANNON ------isLir- ^IQCHARP B u r t o n Bad 1>reain indices ^ y lo^ hop*^ rnake moot the law- Genevieve BmoLD pnoducjtlon problems and that the ^ f/lSf gm suits.’ BALISBURT, Rhodesto. (AP) hat-making Industry, la on the IfSu^ ine;m a 1 — Tony Rose thcMght be was There was no Immediate com- upswing. havtag a ntihtmene. He ivohe to _ - 4 _ ment from Humble on receiving ttod faia horse goiiaptDg asray The sevcmance pay tor uni^ gouhead tor exptora- J S ; ^ on two traicts, mea- wtth hto bed—and tUm m if NIB basto o f time served with the ____ suring a’bout nine sciuare miles, tn I t \ ocxnpBny with a maximum of On on orremtgbl eam|Sng trip south of Point Conception. three weeks’ pay going to em­ wttb his bon e. Boantoisxaer. Lois Sidenberg, president of ployes wtth 10 years of service tbe citizens group Get OU Out— been left out of car mcme. ramped atangride Gex), for short—told newsmen: i S JOSBPHS.LSVINBPflBSINTS “We’re extremely angry and S THSLSWtSCULBSIITFILMOP his oamp had and vent to sleep. When bamboo blossoms and particularly dtoapixiinted.’’

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WSuAwte?; Joan. (09OIO) . TrinPbooe MA37U J lam BaSsge Paid H Oooa. ____ RIFTTON RATES ftirriS. to Adrssc. MANCHESTER EVENING HEltALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1970 PACE FOUR War-Bound GIs Resort Shuns Tenancy Of House Reflects Find H oAtess ARIIS Blm^isUc an IdeaMsm have tailed. Your Dally AcllvHy G uido * Y According lo (ho Start, It may, when It suboldes, leave a mark The Baby Has A Real Cookie )» Handicapped K20-21-31-43 To develop menage for Sunday, Its Occupants a UtUe higher up the beach than ever be­ reod wordi corresponding to numbers WEYMOUTH, England (AP) Enpnlns HONOLULU (AP) — The sol- (fiontinued from Page 8) s|«le the dining room fore. We have not made eudi progreea of your Zodiac birth sign. SCORPIO ddera on the long tKght to Viet­ J f TAURqS — Mentally handicapped chil­ the “Taloott' anosstry In Mr. AM. >0 1 Adhoro 31 Touch 61 Exercise ocr. 21 Miauve green carpeting and wmn^L{f*p{uNTOm^ me up to now, by whatever means, an to Been Named nam were nervous and fright­ 2 Put 32 Your 62 Concernirvg dren can't have their usual Grant’s family. A ooiy oomsr, t MAY 20 63 To WOK. 21 muted gray-green wtodow BtneU StrMt. foreclose the quests of any who aspire, 3 33 Peoce- beach IvoJIday here this sum­ with a pine and Mckpry Wind­ JL.SSiMtuvOonn. ened. They didn’t talk milch. Bo . .01-13-25-37 4 Moke 34 Fears 64 Ability 7-12-24-34; drapes coordinate the off-whtte F. i*Em o^i 65Ttsf sor ohnir drawn up to sn oak o u Sjb by whatever route. Whore hope and ■❖ >>4^58-89 5 Vlflt 35 Todoy 45-57-78 mer. The neighbors find them walis and dork tones of maho-. .TBR nm toirao: stewardess Peggy Cope decided 6 A 36 Move 66 Frugohty commode, a framed TsJoott PuDllih6n Q IM IN I 37 Should 67 Confirved lAOITYARlUl gany furnMnngs and pastei Founded October 1, 1881 aspiration can stUl find root and room, to do something. 7 Don't embarrassing. coet-of^ums identifiss varloui MAY 21 8 Jiidiciouft 38 Todoy 68 Of NOY. floral print sofa covering. An Kaster, Clifford Glenn, son of Clifford and G. Kay O oi^. On her next military flight riw 9 Spending 39 Post 69 Woy The town council, acting on Items from the, family tnolud- nothing Is ever final. V v m t 20 70 Advontoges OfC. elaborately embossed gold wah Easter, 88 Spring St., Rockville. He was bom March 4 -brought two suUoases crammed lOUtillz* 40 Originol complaints from other vocation- tng a musket end powderttotn , i 6-19-: 11 Ortomy 41 Hove 71 Right-of-woy 5-15-23-354 framed mirror reflects a large wiith cookies and candy. 72 Your efrti, refused to let a beach house hanging on the 'woU wMch be­ at Rockville General Hospital. Hie maternal grandparents ore M ts -e o -' l2 U t 42 The 147-58-87 gold framed barometer on the Uhknown to her employer, 13 Day 43 Hos 73 Could to the Cheshire Home for Men- longed to Oapt Philo F. TsI- Mr. and Mrs. Olepn Gadwah, 778 Dart HUl Rd., RockvlHe. His CANCIR 74 Teomwork CAPRICORN SUBSCRIPTION RATES Amertoop AlrUnes, - Peggy has 14 PrivaU 44 Ptons tally Handicapped Children this authen- oommander of (he Volun- Pay«bla In Advance Knocking The No-Knodt paternal gratidparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Easter, 58^ 15 Somtont 45 Affect 75 To Die. 11 tic reproductions. One Tear ...... 180.00 been making oookieo and holi­ 46 Go 76 Firtortces year. teers Infantry in the dvU WAr. Spring St., RockvUle. ' IjO tY 22 16 To JAH. .» C \ h « • Hontha ...... U.B0 Progress inay seem inevitable, but It *«««■» day treats olKhome for her unl- 17Plont 47 Who 77 Doubles Of special interest is a con­ UpstBirs, an open chamber tb ree Montb* ...... 7.80 18 Mode 48 Out 78 Heotth 17-18-27-28^ ”I ■was Shocked when I re­ one Honth ...... •• 8.80 tormed paaaehgera slnoe she 04-2^38-49 79 It servatively framed letter hang- under the stopliig roof \ is Mdy diange which la guaranteed. BersenskI, Karen Lee, daughter of Anthony and Gail 9-80-70 19 Brook 49 Will »-73-B2-87>j ceived a letter from the council took her first V le^m flight at 20 Yoof 50 Decisions 80 Old in In one corner. On paper, ____ HBlfBE» OF Humhprey Benemki, 52 Delmont St., ManchesAer. She was 81 Judgrnent's AQUARIUS teMlng me the tenancy was not sembies a hall more than on THE) ASSOCIATED PRESS Who would ever have thought, back in a volunteer last Octofaw. 21 P«rtor>al 51 Mogic yellowed with age, is a copy bom March 28 at M^cheater Memorial HoepMal. Her mater­ 22 Your 52 Moking 82 Go JAN. 10 ^ being renewed,” mid Mrs. Pa­ Uc and contains on old m e Asaoelated Press Is exclustvelT en- 83 Your of a letter written by Gen. Ulys­ tuisd to the use of repubUcatlon o l all the days when the availability of high nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ‘William Humphrey, 33 Un- " I just Mke to ' do som ething 23 Elderly 53 Is fit. II tricia Sedwell. 81ie organized ch38t which Is used for storage news dispatches credited to It or not other- 24 Hidden 54 Wiser 84 Effectively ses S. Grant from Appomattox, more Dr., Mcuicheoter. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and extra for them,*' she sayA^eg- 85 Resolve 3- 8- 9 -5 3 ^ the lioUday last year tor chil­ as well as two antique chests ot wtSe credited In this paper and also the oetjane gas took over the design of auto­ 25 Everyth»r>g 55 Thon Va., to Gen. R obert E. L ee pon- lood news published here. . . Mrs. Joseph Benenski, 58 BlaseU St., Manchester. She has two gy, 84, based in Dallas, Teje., 26 Conferences M is 86 Keen 14-55-86 dren between the ages of 8 and ckawera. An ironstone wash S i rights o t repubUcatlon o t special dls- motive combustion chambers, that 'the said U.S. servicemen mimched.^ 27 In 57 Your 87 Awry oerning the ddsposlticn of bowl and pitcher and a bksoh- patcties herein are also reserved. sMera, Baihara, 5%, and.Teri, 8%. VIRGp 28 The 58 Your 86 Dlfferer>ces 10. prisoners following Lee’s sur- present day would find the federal gov­ 660 of her homemade brownies 89 Populority ed pine framed mirror adorn • *1 *• « AUO. it 29 Your 59 Disclose ” I was told some people found render. AUken Grant ■was relat- m e Herald Printing Cotnpany Inc., as­ last month. 30 You 60 Unforseen 90 Ruts one of the chests. sumes no financial responsibility for typo­ ernment exerting all kinds of pressures Flnocchlaro, Amy Beth, daughter of 'Ihomos and ManAta sttr. it 3/29 the children dlstresslr* to look ed to the General. ’’They ask for one and snitch Femininity in Mrs. Grants graphical errors ^ p eerin g In advert&e- on Oil companies to get themselves out Mitten Finocchioro, 199 Oak St., Glastonbury. She was bom at, but they are well behaved, manta and other reading matter In m e two more,” she said. ” It make? A built-tn cupboard in the din­ bedroom Is apparent in the pole Manchester Elvenlng Herald March 25 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal of and away from the famous high you leeT Uke a good cook.” affectionate and lovable and ing room (another feature com­ pink ■wane end blue antiqued Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Wsahlng- grandmother 1s Mrs. Lee ComMi, Wall St., Hebron. Her pater­ At Christmas time, it took they never cause any trouble.” mon to this type of house) con­ octane kind of progress? bedroom furniture ■with gold ton Post News Service. nal grandfather is Ellsworth Mitten, 14 Carol Dr., Miancheeter. tour sultqases and two riiopplng She said the beach liouse was tains a fine ejection of flow- . Full service client ot N. E. A. Service Inc. She has a brother, Mark, 28 months. stenciling. PubUahers Representatives — Mathews. It has developed that yesterday’s auto­ bags to carry the 165 holiday an Ideal spot where the children blue china from Mrs. Grant’s A rare tiger maple wash Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency UaS.^ China Delegates — New Tork, (Eilcago, Detroit and Boston motive miracle Is today’s pollutant, and stockings, which she stitched up could play in the sand and fam ily. stand and Victorien rocker are West, Daniel Scott, son of Harwood and fiuzemne DiSude and stuffed with gifts and good­ splash In a wading pool in com­ The characteristic of this type found in eon Terry’s room. MEIMBEIR AU D IT BURSIAU OF dRCU LA- it is in an effort to act in time to keep West, 34D Mt. Vemon Apts., Rockville. He was bom March ies. May Cohfer Next Week plete safety. It was also a rare of cltina is the appearance of The guecil room features re- nO NS. 18 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His malemel grandpar­ our air fit for us to breathe that the fed­ A veteran of 14 years with chance for them to mix with toe blue dye whiai &Ppeera to production Hitchcock twin beds DUplay advertising closing hoihours ents are Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dulude, 20 Lynn Dr., Vemon. lations with both countries,” he Ehr Monday — 1 p.m. sVldiay. , eral government is pressuring the oil American Airlines, Peggy bakes WASHINGTON (AP) — An­ normal clilldren. ’have ’’run,” or ^ flawed. ’Ihua, and an authentic antique prlmt- Hla paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. LezUe West, EV>r Tuesday — l p.m. Saturday. during all her home layovers in other Warsaw meeting between A spokesman for toe council the name flow-blue. It Is be- ti've rockier which, for all Its For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. companies to take the lead out of their RFD2, Manchester. He has a brother, Kenneth, 8. the Moscow broadcast Eior mursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. preparation of her military said there were several com­ 'lived that tola effect was awkward and angular appear­ additives, not only because It Is a danger representatives of the United charged^klng is ’’bowing low­ For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. fUghts. plaints from neighboring house­ originally the result of a mis­ ance, is comtortabte and ’’stts EHir Saturday — 1 p.m. mursday. States and Communist China— er and lo v ^ before the paper ti­ take, but Us immediato pop­ Classified deadline — 8 p.m. day be­ in itself, but because Its presence inter­ Soucier, Oherle Ljm, daughter of Richard Sr., end Ju­ When she left Honolulu on her holders who pay $120 for the r l ^ . ” fore publication. 5 p.m. Friday ‘for dith Johnson Soucler, North River Rd., Coventry. She 'was bom g e r.” ularity establiahed the mistake feres with the efficiency cf antipollution latest flight, she carried the last the third this year—appears season and ’’expect to be able to Mrs. Grant (Betty), is em­ Saturday and Monday publication. March 17 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal U.S. officials^-sald the broad- as a permanent process in the of hundreds of brightly pack­ near at hand. £lt back and relax.” ployed at the Globe Travel devices that are going to have to be used grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson, 47 Alexander aged Blaster treats, a lc^ with - 1___ cost reflected the^worsenlng re- manufacturing of the product. Agency. She is a member ot Saturday, March 28 U.S. cffic^^ do not say when, between Mosdo^v and Pe- ’’Some of these handicapped j _ to .take over undesirable elements out of St., Manchester. Her paternal grandparmts ■are Mr. and Mrs. three sacks of oatmeal cookies. 'The china, made from stone­ the First Clwrch of Christ, S. Soucier, Alfred, Maine. She has two brothers, Richard Jr., but there are Imfications the misetU^ border children often "tere ware, ■was made in England the nation’s exhaust. In an interview, Peggy re­ * ^ for very long periods and people Scientist. Her son, ’Terry, ttves 7, and Todd, 4 H . talks between Ohineae Charge balks from 1765 to 1840. O riental called that her first trip to Viet­ ______on holidays don’t always like to at home and is attending Cen­ ’There may be In tMe ooncem for our d’Affalres Lei Yang and U.S. scenes on the varloua pieces are tral Oonneotlcut State Oollege At This Easter nam was a sad experience. be reminded of those who are Ulrich, Jill Terry, daughter of Joseph Jr., and Unda supposed to denote love and aUHty to keep on living In our atmos­ ‘"The guys were nervous cuid AmbesBattor J. Walter StoeNel less fortunate,” toe spokesman in New Britain.. We are conceivably Uvlng' near the Goyetto Ulrich, Mile HIU Rd., Tolland. She was bom March Jr. may take place next week. Coventry happiness. phere, an incidental boon for our pocket- frightened,” she said. ”It’a a ' added. ettmax of a great oontradlction in our at­ 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ long, hong flig h t and th ey just It is the United States turn to ’The large metoogany break- book. But one councillor, Charles ents are Mr. and Mrs. Omer Goyetto, 7 (Jhambeilaln St., Rock­ got more nervous. It ■was diffi­ propose the meeting date. Once Hale Homestead front in the dining room con­ titude toward refiglon. Warren, ”It’s a disgrace­ tains a collection of Royal 'Ihe oil companies, at least until they ville. Her paternal grandparents ore Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ul­ cult to get them to talk.” agreement is reached by Peking rich, M ile HUl Rd., RockvUle. ful declsir., Rockville. His estimates toot 150,000 Ameii- love. from its journey. became conscious of this trend these same traits which cue the same kind ol campaign down Friday. ance to Formosa, the broadcast can destroy them if preventive He had also, we noted with paternal grandmother Is Mrs. Louise Woroneckl, Melroee Rd., oane engage in the bobby, spend , It has the reddest breast any robin, found in the succeaeful political pitch. Convicted of conspiracy with declared the Nixon administra- Borrows Bike Follow this modem rabble very far, I recalled John Glenn’s first measures are not taken. These regret, begun to find stiletto Broad Brook. He has a sister, Jennifer. more than $41 million annually figu re. Patiiairca and Lerner were Ru- tion is more hostile than ever to- ever w ore. abortive attempt and concluded men have lived with pollution We felt close to this dread words tor some of his oppo­ * W « *1 *. PRETORIA. South Africa and keep a bit of Ameticena and you are likdy to find some of its Do they have any weakness­ dolph B. Setarra, 46 of Johns- ward Red China. and have learned to master it. prospect when, on one single nents. Kahl, Jonathan Butler, son of Robert and Linda GrUbe (AP) — Izak Petrus CarneUuB ahve at the same time. members reaching for a bomb to speed And it Is undoubtedly the largest robin this was a lot of nonsense. To­ es. The answer is a decided tom, R.I., Jers, w ill elect candidate, coming down firmly erans, celebrates its 2S4h anni­ » » 41 • • steteonent. Israel prosecuted toe pulses exist side by side, at peak intensi­ these men to the Oongpress. P e r­ case. of your Driveway, Parking Lots, Roads,' PAINTING ’The astronauts are Instant Today, the space program is on what 1s getting to be the ul­ versary. Saya, James Michael, son of Donald and Rita Murphy ties, at this Easter seasen. sonally, I would not be sur­ Defense attorneys decBneid successes. ’They have had the in difficulty because of the deep tra-safe position on the issue of Saya, 7 CSwuter Rd., RockvUle. He was 'bom March 14 at slash in funds allocated to it. prised to find one of these men school busing, that it is an ex­ RockvUle General Hospital. He has two brofhera, Jdhn end camment. Tennis Courts, for homeowners only March Special Pricing on Same Old Game benefits of the mosrt thorough 10 Years Ago One may be a skepUoal impatience While greater efficiencies will in the President’s office in the periment noble In purpose which Donald; and two slstera, Donna and Patricia. Patriarca ia alreexly serving a ROUTE 6. BOLTON — TEL. 649-4332 public relations campaign this future. It may be a long shot Mrs. Marguerite Rhodes and *■ • *. » * five-year term in a federal pent- 30 to April 4, Free Box of Flowers given Small Homes with the chapter and verse of the Easter The case for legalizing beano is no country has evei' known. The ov ORANGB! seems appropriate or necessary. training in jet aircraft Boston Post Road racket-run gamUlng. Making it easy for 9 arJte S t, South Windsor. She has a brother, RandaH, 8; and a sulphur oonbent of more Qua» e WAlXJN(3F01tD < people to take chances they can’t afford test pIloU where a •Ootay Bhotvln f If there is any sudt naive mttigt am en g' tour Staten, Brenda, U , Oamle, 6, C3ieryl, 7, and Doreen, 4. one per cent Is Sept. 1, 1671. is not the sound way pt raising money almost always fatal. Hlavlng us, It will fail, as all man’s efforts at too for the state. SPRINOATEU) UNION. survived this reghnsn, we Iknow \- J \ \ V\\

•\ ■\- 'V;- MANCIfBSTT® EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, i I a RCH 28, 1970 PAGE 8BVm RiANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 19T0 PAGE SIX Italy^s Cabinet Takes Oath; Manchester Census: Soviet Union Hardens Stance YUK,YAAP Easter Vigils Tonight, Hospital Notes W age W ar New Controversy Brews C h u r c h e s Postman Dawn Services Tomorrow On Key Mideast Peace Issues ROME (AP) — Italy’a latMt broi«ht the oounby Bt. B6 ury*B 'Bplsoopal ClniFdi North United Mettiodlnt OnmA St. Bartholomew’a Church vnm KO HOURS On Pollution gcv iennenient, headed by Clpia- it liad ever been to a premoftm Ohurob Mid P » k «>® Parker S t R ev. PhUip Huoaey, Paator B aiter Vlglla w ill be kept to- Sunriae aervlcea tomorrow In ]b,t«nMdbite Oaf* *«"*>• LONDON (AP) — H i* Soviet week and at a meeting with aettlement and the Arabs could tlan Democrat Premier Mari­ dtsOoluMon o f P a ilia m m t Rev. Edward M. LaRoae stirata. noon-8 p-m., Md * p ^ - (Continued from Page One) ’the Issuea remoki, H m inaat Bev. Oeofie F. Rev. Barle R. Cuater, night in ma^ Mi^herter area J ^ Will Visit Union’s position has hardened State Department officiala In negotiate on these If they ano Rumor, waa sworn In today K«ctor Paator Aeolatant Paator S pjn.; privnte rooms, !• n-m.- basic to whether 4 m asntsrdslt, churchea. The voices raised In in.aakfaM:; Oommunl- on )ioy *“ “*■ Washington tltik wrok. please. Tltis contrasted with Bo- have been named env1rannent« by President Giuseppe Saragat. am a four-party aManos grou|^ Rev. Birr*'* Allea Gary Kloae and Howard Mayer J p.m.. Mid 4 p.m.-8 ^m . slnce the United Btatoa shelved They noticed that the general (g„ts last month that minor al ambaasadors with the Job of tog far lefttote and alaunoh cm- Rev. Timettiy Oarberry Paatora-ln-Trainlnc 7:80, 9, 10:18 and 11:30 a.m., Hosannas for the Risen O irU t Raptlat Church, 6:80, dawn Pediatrics: Parents aUoweu All Today Israel's request tor new war. ouUlne of Nixon's d*clslon-on Jet- border rectifications could be One by one after the beepecta- Rev. Ranald Haldemao ------' Masses. and tnimpetfl proclaiming the gervlce and breaktaat; Oonoor. any tim e except noon-8 p,m .j giting into grammar school riad premiMr, the 26 SoolaUat, servoUvea, Qon hoM out ogatari planes. Informed diplomats re- warplanes tor Israel had diacuased as port of a settle- growing ppeasures to shift M tor- ■ g and 10:30 a.m., Wcntalp message ot the empty tomb dla Uitheran Church, 6:80, Holy nOiers, 8 p.m.-8 p.m. WASHINGTON (AP) — A ported today. emerged by last week. H ies* In- mont. chusMS to disouas the prablenM Republican and Christian Dem­ Baturdoy, 8 p.m., Tl»e Flret Service. Sermon: ‘'Hie CSwJna St. Bridget Church Self Service t 10 a.m.-8 p.m., ther to ttia left and cfaoir to Ibis break the silence of Baster Communion, and 7:48, family moimtaln of gmramment forma The development has dlsap- formants said Soviet envoys In —Hiere la no need to, enshrine of pollution. ocrat ntintetera of the cabinet Servioe of Baoter. Bafjttam end ere Broken." m ere will be no Rev. John J. Delaney, Paator 4 p.m.-8 pmi. Oommuntots. dawn at early aunriao aervlcea breakfast; South Unltod Meth- painted Western authoHtlea. New York and Washington to- Arab-Israelt settlement to a —Oommuters boarding the raibMd their rigM hand and Holy Communion, hchting of church schoot today, Nuraecy Rev. Kenneth J. Frtsbie Intensive Care and Oorrmary etreamnd Into American hoinaa H m lefitot Italian Soolidtot tomorrow. odist Church, 7:80, service at Some had hoped for a'Sovlet slated: contractual peace treaty oa Is- swore over an original copy of win be downstaira. Rev. Harry McBrIen Care: Immediate family only, train at Rowayton, Conn., ara party P 8 I contends that the m«- the new Or*. The MeeHRig of Vigils w ill be kept In Manches- outdoor pulpit; St. M ery's Bpt»: today an the Omwub m reau gesture to match what Presl- —Israeli forces must quit all „iol demands. A settlement M iytlm e, limited to liv e min- the Italian oonotltutiion to re ­ dian of Italian prim es has sMft- Holy Baidtan, Beptlsm and ter churches tonight at Con- copal Chundi, 8, Holy Oommun- iMinobed lU onoaowleoaOs «<• deiti Nixon intended os a move territories ■won from the Arabs would coitiorm with the U.N. being handed leafMa by Mgb Renewal o t Bepthsmal Vowa. Center Coogregatloiial CVxirch ntaa. main folthfiti to the repubUc. ed to the left stooa the maritiva Masses et 7, 8, 9:16, 10:30 In ,oordla Lutheran Church, 7:80, ion; and a Jblnt servioe fcr the. to de-escalate Arab-Israell feud- to 1967, including Jenisalem, charter and that commitment to achonl students about the need Hie Bimt Buciiaiiat of Beater. Uniteded Church ot Chnst the church. 9:16, 10:30 and 13:00 Vigil; St. Mary’s Episcopal church of the Nasarene and ihs Maternity: Fathere, 11 a.m.- fbit of asking' tim putaUc to line Hw ewearing-ln came aa a union offenrive for Mghsr work- ibg- the Shairm E l 8l>eik bastion ov- peace should satisfy Israel. Pre- to oenteJn the pofadatfon ex- Sunday, 6 amn., Holy Oom- 11 Center St. Church, , First service of salvation Army at 7 at Owiar 18:48 p.m., and 8:88 p.m.-8 up and count off. battle developed with the era’ ivagea Inst fall. In the eudltorlum. 8 informants gave this picture erlooktog the Hran otralU and vlouriy the Ruatians had todl- ptoaten. munian. Rev. CUttord O. Stanpaon, Easter; Church o f the Assump- park. p.m.; otbera, 8 p.m--4 p.m., and jgaUniien were Oellvestag to oenter-left government alliance LefUste to Rumora’s Chetotton on the baste of the Russian pori- the Sharm El Sheik bastion over- peace should satisfy Israel. Pro-_e, rice’s Church o f BoKon, 10:46, frititig problem eztsta. Chester and area towna. posed by the United States to er trash aitang a atrip o f the Rev. George W. Smith, Church of the Assumption breakfast; United Methodist over the Boston Area of the gxMB where. Receiving the Army Commendation medal is Capt. Sociallato, ihree moderate Sool- STAMFORD (AP) — A 16- Minister Woodruff HaU. Easter V igil Mass; St. Ool- Peace Appeal Manchester students are reconcile larael'a Insistence on Potomac the weekend erfter Adams St. and Thompaon Rd. Church of BoU- been charged with negligent School Woodruff HaU. 7:30, V igil with Maas o f the negotiations. First the Russians —Big undoiM — including the 9:16 auna., Sintday CongregaUonal Church of He- com m ltt^ for the Ooosul- reau, will bo four pages Icng Nicholas D. Oonverttoo Jr., 19 ter-ileft govennnent, despite homicide as a result of a ped- Rev. Ernest J. Ooppa Resurrection at nddnight; St. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: faced a full schedule of Easter gtHckland St.; Rlchaid N. agreed to the Ameifdan idea but United Auto Wortoera (U AW ) ice as a company commander at the U. S. Army Ctaaaes for aU ages. bron at 6 :45 at the GUead tatlon on Church Union, a mem- and will take about 16 minutes pressure from ail parties to get tatrlan accident that took the 10:30 a.na., W oieliip Service. South United MetliodUt Chnrch Bernard’s Church Of Rockville, Elllas Alpeet, 383 South St., activities today, capping a week Fee, 80 Heiatoe Rd.; Edmond later reneged and are riandtog and the Oil, Oiemioal end Signal School, Fort Monmouth, N. J. Capt. Benson, 8, 9:18, 10:30 Church with breakfast at 6:18. her o f the structure and pro- to complete. Twenty per cent of more cabinet ports. ufe q i ajj 1 1 -year-old boy. The Rev. Mir. Smith preaching. Main St. at Hartford Bd. Masses at 7, 11, Vigil wltli high Hass at mid­ to which his recurrent theme R. Greaney, 467 N. Main St.; fast on that position. Atomic Workers Uition shown with Lt. Col. Howard H. Oakley, command­ gram committee of the World Artfoid; Mra Hai- •*»« qu^oiMatree be moro The battle then oMfled to the John Paul Holko of Stamford Sermon: “Jeeue Clirist IS Bev. J. Manley Shaw, D. D., and 11:48 a.m. night; Sacred Heart Church of has been an appeal for peace. Donald L. 'Hartzog, 132 Moun­ These three laeues, relating to (OCAWU) -^wUi demand that ing officer, 2nd Battalion, served as commander of 8t Matthew’s Church Methodist Council. He Is chair- ch^ioei^ leg Woodland St.; extensive and probably requHW paste of undersecretary. There waa fatally injured Friday after- L ord ." Pastor Vernon, 8, VlgU; St. Matthew’.! The ceremonies were to start tain Rd.; Arthur C. Hunting- frontiers, the character of the industry accept riffto r envlroni- Rev. Carl W. Saunders, St. John’s Polish Nsttonal Tollaiid half an hour or longer to fill out. Company 1, School Brigade. He is a Vietnam vet­ ware 66 in Rumor’s flrrt cabi- noon when he apparently ran 7 pum., Bvening servioe. Church of Tolland, 7:30, V igil; man of the board of the Sent!- Thomas A. Ocne, 114 W. Ver- • at 6 p.m. Rome time in the ton, 89 Ludlow Rd. peace end how to negotiate, are mental clauses to ftiUro oon- Associate Pastor Catholic Chnrch Bev. Robert Talmadge, ago (ChlU) College, and a trus- gt . Ltiria S. Cramer, 102 H ie Census Bureau wants the eran and holds the Bronze Star. Now assigned as net, a record. There ware re- onto Cove Road, poUoe aald. He “ What Baiateir Meena.' St. Francis of Assisi Church of atrium of St. P eter’s Basilica, Also, Burton L. Larson, 114 at the heart of differences be- tracts such aa cleaner air where Bev. Gary S. Cornell, forms fined out Wednesday wMh a student in the Si^^nal Officer Advanced Course, ports that Rumor might have to was the aon of John Holloo Sr., Rev. Walter A. Hyasko, South Windsor, 7:30. V igil and Rev. Robert Talmadgen, tee o f the Chinese Christian jCeUoy Rd., South Windsor; when the pontiff blesses the Avery St.; Gordon L. Maltem tween Rusria on the one hand they work. Aaaofdste Pastor Pastor Church of New Ehigland, the information that appMea that he was commissioned through Officer Candidate carry the number over the 60 a 10-yeer veteran of the Stam- Oonoordia Lutheran Church First FkKdiarist of Easter; St. Assistant Pastor Charles C. Curtto, 116 Brook­ “new fire" of an Easter candle, po, 231 Wells St.; Catherine S. and the United States and Brit- Union leadere report a aurge New Ehigland Deaconess Hospi­ day. Elnveiopes aecumpany mark to pteese all groups. ford PoUce Department. 40 Pitkin St. Margaret Marp Church of Wap- lyn St., Rm^viUe. a symbol of divine grace. Sterling, 606 Hartford Rd.; Roy ain on the other. France is still of totereat by theto members— School. A graduate of Manchester High School who 7:60 a.m., ServlceB In the out­ 6 and 10:30 a.m., Masses. ping, 7:30, Easter VigU- Mass Masses at 7, 8:30, 10:30 and tal in Boston, and Boston Ckd- some of the questionnaires so The premier •waa expected to John Leone, 16, a rtudent at Rev. Joseph E. Hourret, Also, Norman Dumas, East The program then calla for M. Thompson, 67 Tuck Rd.; and trying to play a bridging role. especially the jwungw _ attended Hartwick College in Oneonta; N. Y., Capt. amounce the hot o f imder-secia- Stamford CathoMc High School, i Pastor door pidpit, the Rev. M!r. Cor­ and Messing of Paschal candle. 1:45 a.m. lege. Iheyoanberetuniedes-ly.Ttia nell praachfaiR. "H ie Banter Pope Paul to walk to procession William R. Tofeldt, 70 Mather "All the rather vague changes hi cleantog uptoe ^ - Benson lives in Eatontown, N. J., with his wife, tarles on Tuesday. TMi meant was operating the car that Rev. Louis E. Bauer Jr., Gospel HaU son, with cardinalB and biriiops to St. of tone to Ruaslan riotements *«*■• A memb« o* People.” 416 Center St. meiatora. Shirley. he would have to Iron out con- rtruric the boy. He waa charged Asslatant Pastor. chael J. pibbons, 65 Donnell the main Valter, where he Is to Area town studenU: which Western ambassadors S?*®®**^ * „ ^ trovertoee over the Barter with negligent homlctde and r»- 8 9 end 10:46 a.m., Worafa^ for In metropolitan areas, the Union sent Me union beadquar- Rd., Venwn; Norris A. Hayes, criebrate the Easter VigU Mass, Columbia: Charles P. Bates, thought they detected during woekend. _ leased in the custody of Ms fOr the whole church. BMiop James 10 a.m., Breaking breed. tsd k a f tiw form s wlU oome 'With tere a copy o f fib ril CSiemical 6:80 aum., Holy C V n n m w i^ Area Churches 389 Summit S t; Oran P. FHlts, create holy 'water by Uesstog It Lakewooda Lane. February have now vanished,” H ie seven-w eek erktia, ther to await a court hearing. 7:48 a.m., F’amiily Blaster K. MalheiwB prieaiditog. Irfant- 11:46 e.m ., Sunday School. postage-paid return envelopes. Oompany taatrucUona not to First Oongregattonal Chundi St. John’s Episcopal Church United Oongregstional Church 46 Campfield Rd.; Walno A. and hear thousands of Catholics Coventry: Dtuiald W. Perkins, a senior diplomat said. "We are ttxkUer nursery and baby rJtUng 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. In rural areas and small towns dlecbaiga vlatole ineecitlcldo Argentina Refuses Ransom; brenMaat. Ot Veniaa Bt. SO, Vernon United Church o f Christ Hokkanen, 08 White St.; Mrs. r«mew their baptismal vowa to Mapte Trail. back to square one." \ 9 a-m., Feativai ChUdren’s for preschool rGh of Christ Sunday, 8 a.m.i Prayer Bdltti M. Hiayer, 76 Wedgewood the furnace. Iddnapod a Paraguayan consul ^ gub^rtan community Just out- Lydall and Vernon Sts. ------lor Chodr. Baby-attUng avatl- 11 a.m.. High School Class. cetBua. loggla of St. Pater’s BartUca. Ltoda. Mitchell, 1108 Hartford spokesman announced here t ovu- - According to unton leadere, freed Wm todav de- tainiS- 6:30 a.m., Elaater Dawn Serv­ Breakfast. 9;S0 end 11 a.m., Worriitp able. * 7 to 8:30 p.m., P ilg iim F el­ Dr.; Mrs. Rose B. Merriam, 17 Eugene Brewer, Minister 9:30 a.m., Sunday School The short form camprisea 28 CTnaUy, he Is to deliver the Tpke.; William H. WUcox, Ver- day. wortSsT^ not report allegad <>" ice, and hem’n eggs breakfast, Service wttti the Rev. Mr. 11 a.m., Choral Eudiarist, lowship. McKinley St.; John W. McDe- MHES questions, the long form 89. Ori­ traditional papal blesatog, wm Garden Apts.; and Craig The spol^M s ^ I ^ s ,^111 mTrnvlronmant aplto the refusal of the Argera gponsored by mien of the (Clrisses for all ages). Laoey preaching. Combined Senior Choir. vitt, Predeite Rd., Vernon; 9 a-m., BHfie- Ctaases for all 10:46 a.m.. Holiness Meeting ginally, the first form of the "UrW el Orbl”—to the city and E. Zahner, 7 Westvlew Ter. occupying the rtrongprirt were emptoyea oonaclous tine government to free two po- ^ church, with the board of dea­ Senior Choirs wUl aing 'with ------Sacred Heart Church Neana M. Neptune, 160 School ages. (nursery provided). St.; George A. Olsaver, 67 Sea­ 1970 census had 06 questions, the worid-to which he la ex- South Wtodaor: Dougtaa A. about the oonaequence. of pollu- p^aoners aa ransom. ^ aJS^kSedTuKr were cons hi charge o f worship. Ser- lb s . ESlnabeth Von Hone aa St. Peter’ s Episcopal Church Rt. SO, Vernon 8:16 p.m.. Open A ir Meeting. man Clrole: Mre. Btarlene Port­ but Secretary o f Commerce pected to repoat his plea for Rothwell, 600 Ellington Rd.; sodoiet. Sand H ill Bd., South Wbidaor Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor an was WUod and three were ___ The Argentine government there to greet Wm. •"1^ n><* ^ 6:30 p.m.. Prayer Meeting. er, 14 Stephen St.; Mlm. linda Maurice Stans ordered It world peace. and Paul S. Sheldlck, 430 Ell- 'th e poBrfbttlty Hie oMBMl hod a etiave end 9:16 a jn .. Church SMiool for Church School w ill be in ses­ Rev. James A. Blrdsall, Rev. Richard Bernier, Christian Evangel.' 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. Fatter, 436 W. Middle Ttdce.; trimmed after citUcs objected On Palm Sunday the Pontiff higtrni Rd. wounded, he added, looked freshly dressed. He sold 6 pjn.. Worship. Sermon: all egea, Sunday School for sion only through Grade 4; old­ Vicar Assistant Pastor that the survey reached too deplored "growtog and frightful Wapping: Bruce W. Bralth- Engineering Installations pifbUc problems os America to defy the demands of Nursery through Grade 4 oon- er children should attend Mre. Loretta V. Powell, 76 L*n- de­ inflamed he hod been given aU be wanted "The Tran^wurent Croua.’’, United Pentecostal Chnrch Masses at 7 8 9 16 10-30 and St.; Mre. Matilda V. Ralsch, deeply into Individuals’ private armament" and the lack of walte, 2299 EUtogton Rd.; and the Btrongpotota were the ghetto and the Vietnam leftists \riio have kidnaped half to eat and an electric razor. ttnulng durtog the worthdp serv­ church with their parents. 8 and 10 a.m., FAmlly Serv­ Masses at 7, ». ».io. 10.30 ana ^ ^ Coventry; Chris- Hv«. 187 Woodbridge St. peace to men’s heerta. Then, on J®hn J. Mitchell, 48 Pine Tree ett^ed, war worriee some the leaders g. dozen diplomats to recent “Hiey treated me very wril; I Jehovah’s Wltai ice. ice. Baby-sitting provided. 11:46 a.m. Hie front of the form beais Hie spokesman said the at- 10:80 a.m., WbraWp Hour, Robert Baker, Paator tine ReigtnB, Blest Hartfond; Good Friday, he carried a six- t^ene- " of the enYlronment movement. ^,eeks, reteaslng them to ex- can’t oomplaln," Sanchez told Kingdom HaU Taloottvllle Oongregstional Mre. Mabel E. Sanson, Wtod- the assurance that all iittorma- toot cross In an outdoor proces­ _____ tack by regular Syrian units Block mUttanlto, tor example, change fo r political prisoners, apedal Eiester muelc by ihe Cbnroh Unitarian Meeting House newsmen. 786 N. Main St. 10 a.m., Sunday School. St. M a il’s Church sorvllle Rd. Uon given ■will be strictly guaid- . sion, walking through a steady Six area students were named ^ ^ have been riow to Join the waldem ar Sanchez, 66-year- choirs. Topic: "I Kiow I’m Not United Chundi of Christ 60 Bloomfirid Ave., Hartford and lasted for two and a half Sanchez said he remained in 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Bt. 81, Coventry ed. Bureau director George Hay drissle along the "Way of the to the Uhlverslty o f New Hamp­ movement tor fear rt dUuting Paraguayn consul, was ______„ ______, Public Bible dls- I>eod — But AMvta” A nureery Rev. Truman O. Irriand, Bev. Nathaniel D. Laurlat Also, Josephs Santor, 30 Irving hours. one room throughout fads captlv- 9:80 a.m., 7:30 p.m., Evangelistic Serv­ Rev. F. Bernard Miller, Pastor Brown backed up tWs word, Croes’’ from the ancient Colos- shire dean’s list for the first their civil righto proteste. freed to a suburb this morning three pwrsom, and crib room la provided in Paator St.; Andrew R. Verranecuilt, 332 It appeared to be the most Rev. Richard F. Boughan, saying even "the PrerfAent of setun to the Temple of Venus. semester. Howevr, smne Negro leaders appeared at the Paraguayn yoOi Uack booda on “ S a.m.. o r o i,. dtocusalon the CM dren’a Buildtog. ice. 10:80 a.m., Worship Service Center St.; Joi» H. Waitt, 14 sweeping Syrian operation on Assistant Paator the United States can’t got In- After the procession, he urged Miss Oarolyn J. Trask of Rlp- Me merit in Jolnliig the envl- Embassy shortly thereafter. Al- ^e added that of the March 1 WiahAtower 6 M6 a.m., Church School: Nurseay and Worship Church Spruce Lane, South Windsor; Second Congregational Church Zion Evangelical Lotberan Mre. Ruth C. Weir, 41B Chse ^ aitycne but Wm- aU men to exert themselves 1®X Rd., Coventry, mode highest gateau stoM a acrlM ronment issue because ita gl'ves y,ough looking tired, he told vcloea In other parta of the magarine article "Youtiia, Nunoery through Adult Discus­ Massee at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:46 Schocti. of aklrmlshes early this month United Chnrch of Christ Ohnroh Dr. "for the good of others, the re­ honors. them a wider haM. newsmen that he had been j,ouae Indicated there were d lv BE SURE BLISS has b«n serving the Heme Prove Yourastvea Christ’s Dls- sion Group. wMch left four lararila dead and 386 N. Mahi St. (Mlsaonrl Synod) a.m. demption of humanity, salvation High honors were attained by The big sutpriae for the "ec­ treated well in captivity. ffyg budding. Owner tor 88 YEARS. For a oompleto FREE IN­ 11 atm., FubUc W onli^. Cttild Vernon Assembly o f God several wounded. cipleB." Rev. reBx M. Dsvis, BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A and pence to the world." Alan R. Tupek of 19 Concord ology freaka" to the gusher olf me SPECTION of your home by a Termite Central Cooper and Hi;d> Sta. oare. 104 W. Main St., Rockville . - „ II The Argentine liberation “ My captore showed Mbtister Bev. Charles W. Kitid, Paator United Church of Christ daughter to Mr. and Mra. Vln- A Thought for Today Even as the world prepares to Rd.; and Dwight L. FVister of An IM^U rescue f^ e m support ftrom high aolMOto rtl mlU- newa^peThLuM lne*. hut I Expert, supervised by the Trinity Covenant Church 2:30 p.m., Elastor Elgg Hunt. Rev. Earl K. Pettibone, oent Ve^)a, Bast Hartford; a 90 Foster St., Wapping. half-tracks was repulsed by the over the oountey and ftom la. H ««te n e d ) to ^ n X t r a a d tiie rtorto* phone our nearest local office: Rev. Ernest 8. Harris, Main St., Coventry Sponsored by the Manchester qelebrate. the resurrectijon of tant group, had threatwied/ to couldn’t read the sterile* be^ 888 Hartnnataok 81. Minister son to Mr. and Mrs. William Honors were achieved by Miss Syrians, the spokesman said tent Dbetato In Ihe south. Associate Minister 9 a.m„ Easter Sunday^ Wor­ Bev. James W. McBride, Coimcll of Churches (IlirlBt, a smouldering contro­ kill Sanchez Friday morhtog cause I didn’t have my glaaa- Rev. Norman E. Swensen, St. George’s Episcopal Chnrch Minister Nagy, 164 HtUterd St.; a aon Judith A. Teets o f 44 Porter St. claim ing that lit suffered losses Hie nearert thing to a na- Paator ship 'With Holy Oonummion. B t. 44A, Bolton 9:45 a.m., Sunday School, versy over the significance of ^ ito ^ and to execute the manogera of ea." flanchea aald. "I’m 86 and 9:16 and l l a jh ., Monting Nursery In Pariah House. to and Mra. Denln the piece of linen held to be Ms George D. Hlrd of 31 Barbara to men and equipment. U.B. companlea to Argentina If a little naairtghted.” Bev. Robert W. Ihlolt, Vloar classes for eU ages. Prologue: Hits week I invite In Lebanon, Palestinian guer­ Worship. Child care Nfo 4-year- 9:46 a.m., Church School. Oreaney, Woodland 'Ter., burial doth haa erupted anew. Rd., South Windsor; and Miss the goveVmnU of Prarident He aald hto capl^ apoke 649-9240 9:30 a;.m., Sunday School. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Columbia. rillas kidnaped 16 Lebanese olds. Sermon by the,Rev. Mr. First Chnrch of Christ, Servioe. you to read and think about The holy shroud, a linen sheet Claudette M. Chagnon of 1611 ^ Juan ^ 10. bnganla refused to very Xttte wito hbn, I 10:60 a,m., Baster Service. 8 end 10:16 a.m., F^eaU'val rom»vw* g 6:46 p.m., Christ’s Ambassa' Sullivan Ave., Wapping. customs agents’ and blocked a Harrh “Hie God Before Us.” ScleaUst Junior Pilgrim Fel- some words you normally sing. about 14 feet long and three feet ^ ys free two members of the FAL not afraid. I did iwtbcleve toey Hie Rev. Mr. Swensen will Fam ily Holy Comnuinkm. Nuts- ’ dors youth grpup. DISCHARGED YESTBR- main highway out of Beirut to­ 447 N. Bfatai St. 7 p.m BvangeltsUc servioe. DAY: Mrs. Georgia P. Caruso, With the music in the boctic- wide, Is wrapped in red silk and toS T after 10 S aUegedly anrasted teat week. would WX me In BUSS TERMITE CONTROL CORF. preach a sermon, "He is risen." Calvary Church ery care. 7 p.m., Sendcir Pilgrim Fel- day as the country’s deepening Coffee and oon- Newtngton; Peter H. Stevens, ground and the meanb«s there kept to a silver chert on an al­ night - a»*^Imdtog HteretiHe Last night, however, they said ***® ®"y**** NUraeiy. (Assemblies of God) 11:30 a.m., lowahip. political crisis went Into its fifth wrong. , DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 11 a.m., Church Service, Sun­ 'versattan. Avery St. Broad Brook; Rachel M. Me- ^gen and contemplated, tar, protected by a sheet of Penn Central day. oH over the oountry and mak- Sanchez was still alive and i 647 E. Middle Tpke. The (^ lo m a t said the Carror- Emanuel Lutheran Cfiurch day School end Nuraeoy. Christian Reformed Church serve, 62 Arnott Rd.; Mra. Mary niay these hymns come alive glass and iron griUwork to Tu- J *_ tog field trips to oooridinate would not be MUed "fo r humanl- The Oldest and Langest fat Cilnn. Rev. K. L. Gustafson, St. Bernard’s Church One commando waa killed and d ip rch and tTiestnut Sts. - ^ t y " to the OongregotlomU Church 661 Avery St. A. Croitin, TIG Bluefleld Dr.; you rm gome new weyo. rin’s Duomo. It to the property vflU lO four were wounded during the activltiee of local action groups, tarian reasons". - tots told him there waa "a pow­ Pastor 'toason-aeimon. H ie Golden _ _ . Rockville erful bomb to the house end If Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Unltod Church Of Christ South Windsor WUUam S. Roche, 86 W ebster q Beautiful for Spacious Skleo of the House of Sa'voy, the fami­ So far, 141 ooOegea and 68 -nie government acknowl- Bev. George F.X. Reilly, Passenger Runs ® gwirma convoy the police come they saJd the Pastor Text: Phlllpptann 4:A Bt. 44A, Coventry Rev. James A. Bonnema, Lane, Hebron. q beautiful tor spacious rides, ly of the former kings of Italy. ambushed to Beirut Hie oommunlty groups in the aqutti edged that Carlos Dellanave, 20, 6:30 a.m.. Sunrise Easter Pastor bomb would be exploded." The Christian Sdi noe Resil­ Bev. Robert K. Beoiitold. Minister Wert German author Kurt attack brought the toll o f the have Joined the movement — waa to Jail, but sold that the oth- Service and feBoweldp break- Rev, WiUbun Schmelder Atoo, Mrs. Ektiih L . Mockafis, Ffor amber 'waves o f grain, WASHINGTON (AP) — Inter­ 9 end 10:46 ajnti.. Divine Wor- ing Room, open to tiie pubUc Minister 'Berna, 'whose "H oly Shroud runntog battle between the Arab akxv with many high ariwiola. er man aought by the FAL, Ale- _____Suichez said he waa taken fast. Rev. Anthony Mitchell 35 Dudtey St.; Norman W. Gog- FVir purple mountain marJeriieB state Commerce Commission alilp. Sermon, "Does Easter except on hirildays, to located 9:46 a.m., Sunday School for Foundation" claims to have guesrillaa end the rightist Fa- There are even two army lieu- jandro R. Baidu, 20, waa being ping Community Chnrch Oatherine G. AFan, East Hart- eihood eltip. ford; Joseph E. Lefebvre, FTOm sea to ritindng sea. en from the cross. He says Oongregational t Francis of Asairi an dnvertdgatlion into the ra il­ Church of the Nasarene 7 p.m.. Family goupel seev- 8 FVenefa Rd., Briton. Btatoa on the linen are blood - during tha r ? a r e r ” S who Vernon United Mrtliodlst Rev. Harold W. Rlriiardsoii, 678 ElUngtaa Bd. road’s plan to dtooontlnue the 236 Main St. Ice. Bolton OoBgregatiofud CSnirch Also, Mrs. Mariona S. Pit- O beautiful tor pilgrim feet, stains, Indicating that whoever ‘ Mght. a rocket waa f t o S ^ In- f r « r a 5 A . r ^ g « « l e n f i c t i o n ®* ivouM drtre Mm Ohnroh Mbtister South Windsor BtaUations of the Amertean- Slypes to coliege-age radb Paraguayan Bmba^ In Rev. William A. Taylor, Pastor Boltoa Oenter Bd. Rev. Jirmir M. Sogomian, man, 32 Lake St, Vernon; Don- Whose stem, tmpaaeloned otreea was wrapped In the shroud was Rt. 38 Rev. Gordon B. Wadhams, Friday’s order also requires owned Mediterranean Refinery rmio rmia Arturo SanlovaLSandoval, torfor ex- ® activltteB,_ said at djywntown Buenoa Atoea, the tor- Unitarian Unlversallst Society Rev. J. Stantoa Oonaver, Aiaoclate Minister eld F. Armagnac, Bast Hart- A Ihorough-fare for freedom not yet a corpse. 9:30 a.m.. Church School. of Manchester Bev. Charles Becher, Pastor Mbtister Paator Hie Vatican insists Christ the railroad to continue Its twice Oo. 20 mUes south o f the capital ampla, a 22-year-oM Mextean- f roriata sedd. ford; Mra. Hlllan F. Gardner, ...... dally Boston to ARxuiy, N.Y. But Sanchez said that after he Classes for all age groupe. 466 Main St. Rev. Lawrence Bock, died on the cross and that the Officials said damage waa su- American coordInaUng environ- youth had been tortured 8:30 a-m.. Worship Service 7:30, 9 and 10:80 a.m., W or- 32A McGuire Lane; Tomaso Acroas the wlMemera. removed the bUndtold he 10:46 a.m.. Worship Service. John R. Fltsgenild, Pres. 6:80 a.m., Sunrioe Servioe led Aaelatont Paator shroud does not indicate other­ run and 82 rther kng-dirtance and no one was hi- ment groups to'ftle west, talka while to Jell. and dilld care. Sermon by the Ehtp Servioe. Paohiti, Stafford S pri^; Rich- America! ^ « 4 ^ ! God mend passengiermm ■ ■■ trains funtil Aug. A|«>W 1 15.JC ^ ^ X.1- _____ couldn’t find Uie convent. He 6 p.m.. Young Adult, Teen by youth of the church. thine every flaw. wise. Jured. o f the need for ending ooeporate Both young men had been ac- Church pastor. Church School, Nursery, Maaaes at 7:30, 9, 10:16, 11:30 ard B. MassenglH, 78 Maple St., Hie IOC Investigation waa The ambust came aa Falan- profits aial adopting a new Wnd cused of participating to bar* found a suburban train station and Junior meeting. 10:30 a.m.. Service. 9:80 and U a-m., Worrtilp First Evangelliial LatheTan Vernon; Mre. MadeUne F. dan- Confirm they soul In aett-oon- Bema maintains that if he is Kindergarten, Grades 1 and 2. Seratoes. Searmon: “ A Quertioti and 6 p.m. proenpted by proteete from girt party chief Ptezre Gemayri of aoclaUrtn, rtith the environ- robberiee and In terrorist raids toatead emd took a commuter I 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. School. Nursery. Ohnnh of Rockville trot, correct, Ms findings would free ______9:30 a.m.. Worship Service cy, East Hartford; WiHam J. members of the Mesaachuaette met with the Palestinian leader- mental laaue "tying all these on mlXtary and police posts. train to downtown Buenos Aires, of Death and life." Hiy liberty in law. Jews of ^rist'a^o ot ^it fcr dWtlon. ------and child care. Sermon by the Rev. Richard k. Bertram, SaiBon, Windsorvllle; Linda J. Rev. Ernest S. Harrhi Jr. the crucifixion because "the ex- ^ ship to efforts to settba the ert- t h h ^ togrtber.” Sanchez, the Paraguayn con- where he took a taxi to the Para- pastor. Church School, Nursery Pastor Moonan, South Rd., Bolton; United Mettiodlat Chorota Second OongregationBl diurrii ecution was not carried through However, when subsidy ar- aia Bryoe HhmlMon, 28, a form er sul In the border town o f Itu- guayan Embeasy. and Kindergarten. Wallace Balkus Jr., Bolton. rangements w'Jth Maaaachusetts Gemayel and other Lebanese Peace Corpeman, on tiie other zatogo, waa kidnaped on the eve A U. . military attache to the Bt. 44A, Boltoa 9:46 a-m., Sunday School for to its completton." 8 Also, Mra. Lodtea C. Btads, end on July 31, the Penn politicai leaders aought to eg- hand, la coordinating Wgh of the arrival of (ParaguayanDomlnicah Republican, fcjd- Bev. Hugh A. GUlto, Finally, there are those who LIVINC CHRISTUNITY TODAY FYiU Gospel Chrlatian 428 Tumel Rd., Vernon; Mra. CenlLral railroad says it Is Bure the Faleatinlans they were ecbool activitiea for the move- president Alfredo Stroesaner tor naped the same day, ■was re- It’ll take the average Mbtister 1 1 a.m., Worship Servioe. Theologian Believes doubt the authenticity of the PeUowaiilp Interdenominational I Wonder Clara Smith, KeUy Rd., V er­ not inteiested in conttoutog op­ not bylng to liquidate the guer- ment and menttona less radical a five-day official visit. leased Friday after the Domtol- Nunseiy. shroud, pointing out that its his­ Orange Hall I wonder If Jesus bad gray in non; Samuel Zelcfika, 288 Death 'Qin B e Friend eration of commuter Hnes Into rlUa movement. tMnga Bloe students'demanding The diplomat had driven ihe cans freed 20 political prisoners a stifos of four loctures 6:30 a.m., Sunrioe Servtoe.- 9 a.m., Sunday School. tory haa been traced authorita­ family about 14 minutes Rev. PhiUp P. Saunders, Paator his halr Spruce St.; Mra. Virginia Bells, Boston. bitotfor Mlnlatier Kamal Jum- new courses to coetogy. 900 mXea from Itusalngc ■with them off to exile to 9:30 and 11 ajm., Monting 10:30 a.m.. Hie Service. Or deep-furrowed lines In his HONOLtn^U (AP) — A 86- tively oidy to the the 14th cen­ “COMMUNITY OF FAITH AND LOVE" Worship; no Church School; 232A New State Rd.; Mrs. year-old theologian who says he William Tucker, Penn Central blatt aaU In a televtaiDn address Through tt oft rum the Ms wife and ad(^pted daughter Mexico, to fill out 7 p.mu, Sunday Service. tor face; Cheryl L Santia, East Hart­ tury. regional irlce president says the there is a plot to plunge Leba- ntjodem obsession with aero- to be here for Streessner’s ar- M similar fashion, the Brazil- Nunwry wlK be provided Our Savior Lutheran Churdi And what was the burden that has long been ready for death Historians have found little li f e ford; Mrs. Dorothy Savldakls, line wants to sell its facilities to non Into civil war. He dU not nyma. HamlRcn reports a Mgh rival, Wednesday He was kid- Ixn government and the Guate- MARY PERKINS RYAN brfente. Sermon: 389 Graham Rood wrought them there: „ „ _____ „ feels It is time doctors sUqiped evidence of a riiroud In the ear­ the census form* Church o f Jesus Christ of Eltomal.’ ’ South Windsor 129 Bryan D r; MoUlyw viewing death as "always an eo- either the state or the Maasa- say who he beUeves Is behind school groiq> to Schenectady' naped by three young men who malan government freed poUtl- latter-day Saints (Mormon) ti>Was it sorrow, or pain, or ly Christian era. Earliest refer­ chusetts Bay Transportation Au- the plot. called YUK (Youth Unoovertog said they were interested to cal prisoners recently as ran- APRILS. 1970 — 8 P.M. — $1.50 Bev. Ronald A. Erbe, Pastor y 'i . emy, never a frlwid.’’ ences to the existence of one HUlstown Bd. and Woodslde St. United Methodist disgrace? thority. Penn Central would be Egyptian and Syrian newspai- Kirud), in Havertord, Po;., call- buying his UmouBine. H iey som for the lives of diplomats Or was it that those whom he were In the 6th and 0th centu- Vornon Coiifvr MMcHo School Auditortum Paul E. NuttaU, Bishop Church 8:30-9:16 a.m., and 10:46-11:45, Ronald E. Durgan, RWteewood ware in uie oin ^ w«i cenw continue managing pers have acemed tiie Unltod ed YAAP. (Young Americam pulled revxdvers when he and kidnaped by leftists. In all, 2 counted on most— Trail, Coventry; Cyntltia H. ries. the service. States Embassy to Beirut of Against Prthitiian) and to C9o- Ms chauffeur took them for a three U.S. diplomats, the Guate- Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington Sunday Worship Services. As Peter and James and suicide are "entirely Juriifled in discovering similarities between That's less time than you spend listening to the 1-84 Exit 97 I 9 a.m., Priesthood. Bev. Harvey W. Taber, Paator 9:80-10:80, Sunday S rin oleiid Sanron, Wtadaicvttlie; Crystal . 2 conunutere uae paying agents $1 million to to- quet, Minn., fiCARE (fitudenta trial drive. The chauffeur was malan foreign minister and a 10:80 a.m., Sunday School. J o h n - M. Bimtows, East Hartford; *0™® casea and thal "fimerala the shroud and Byzantine art of the Penn Central service. The ment fighting between the two Concerned About a Ravaged freed within on hour. Japanese consul have been ab- evening news. And if can bring you more good Adult Bible Ctaaa. Proved faint-hearted sridlers, are immoral." those centuries. Rt. 30 Vomon, Conn. Classes for ell agee. 9:46 a.m., Sunday School Wednesday 7 p.m., Ftimlly Mre. Barbara A. Hovunen, 66 MBTA advisory board approved factions in Lebanon. Environment). Sanchez aaM ho was taken to ducted. news in the years to c?>me. 6 p.m., Sacrament Service. asleep at the poet. Iranvvood Dr., Vernon. Fletcher, euUior of the book Thursday a $876,000 appeopriar______rTnam-n for all ages. Lenten Servioe. Who fled when the battle was FOREIGN OPERA Better schools, better housing, better medical 11 a.m., Worship Service. , Aloo Mre. Ttarnaa Hart and "Situation Ethics,’’ is professor tlon to continue the subsldlea on ’ on? DIRECTORY St. Maurice CXmrch, Boltoa soii. 89 Thnner St; Mrs. Alan ot medical ethics at the UWver- Penn Central and Boctoo A services, faster transportation, and more jobs. Nursery. Can it be that on us be has also NEW YORK (AP) — A "Dl- 6 p.m., Werieysn Youth. Rev. Robert W. Cronio, Paator FVanoenkl and da»«hiter, 8«n - rtty of imglnla. He spoke before Maine commuter Une* ttarough The facts and figures from your family, and mil­ 6:80 p.m., Ftast and Prayer. reUed ere- Mra LtaryO l^ and the Honoluluchapter of the rectory of Foreign Oontempo- DEPT.SrORI Fbr duties as clear aa the lions of others, can guide local, state, and federal 7 p.m.. Everting Prayer. at 7, 8 :80, 10 and 11:30 dGM«bter, 200 Lythtil at.; Mrs, American Academy of General PLAZA light? Richard Thurston and dougbter, Praettoe. governments in planning a better future for all 8 (W e Have A NoMon If so, when he called, were we ■or*4 by the Metropolitan Opera Rockville United Methodist 366 W. Middle ’Tpke.; Mrs. Mik- "We need a redeflnlUan of outlay and operational pay­ The Fifty-fMrd Annual To PltBoe) there by his ride, of us. Ghnreh Trinity Evangelical LnOieraa las Pisutal and son. East Hart- death," he told the doctors. "A National Council. ments by the ptlblic, the rail E. MIDDLE TPKE. Or asleep, or ashamed, or in The 70-page reference volume A few doodles of a pencil is all it takes. No 143 Grove St Church ford; Mrs. Lawrence GalUgan patient is dead when his brain conunutor eervlce cannot be INTERNATIONAL HOUSE OF PANCAKES (Next to tfopulor M kt) flight? oovers tbo lifetime output ot for­ W maid E. CookllB, (BUsoouil Synod) and daughter, 87 MIX fit. ceaaee to funoUon, regardlete at continued. more trouble than filling in O's. Convention of Christians O p «i Wed., Tliuns.,Hni Tliose twelve who forsoric Him eign compqeers who have had at MAM ST., tAST HAtTFOW Mbtister 86 Pmpeet St, Borinillo whether there's atiU a hoart m i FM Tai 9 'When great was his need least one ^ m ler since Jan. 1. R«v. Bnieo BodoU beat or reapIraUan.’’ Over-all, the nations defenao- Gathered unto the Name of the Lord Jesus PICTURE FRAMES Hardly sensed He was God In 1100. It lists 1,664 operas by 061 9:30 a.m., Church School, oriented Industry employs about Christ. Matt. 18:20. F (« ART — PHOTOS , the clay; Baptists List Painting to hlmarif, ha aald: oompoaers from 40 countries, W ill Open af 6 A.M. Easter Morning We can't know where we’re going CERTIFICATES nursery thrmigli adutts. 10:80 a.m., "When do I ceaae to be Joe four mHUon peraons. 10:46 a.m., Monting Servioe, Servtoe, Holy Cbmonuitian. 'But w e who have known lUm as and ooats |0. if we don’t know where we are. FROM 69c risen Indeed, Easter Service Fletcher? It la that monMnt nurwery through Grade 4. 9:16 a jn ., Sm day \ School. when my brain—my Integritiy— AduK Inatnictlien <3aas.\ If we fall Him, are falser than WHh edl kinds of 9004 ftiingi to oat/ under our Uu* they. Community Baptist ' Church my human life haa oeoaed and —’Tniman HoOla Woodward will open Its obaervoace of I’m Just a bundle of vegeta­ UnltarlaB FeUowahlp tion." — ANNOUNCEMENT — o f OlaaloiA m y Easter tomorrow a t 6:80 %,m. EASTER E

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•W.. . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1970 P A C E MtNB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ gATuilDAY, MARqff 28, 1970 PAGE mOHT Nixon Steps Up Efforts New Mass Cambodian WORLD ALMAMC Strike Keeps Obituary F l I W T f M ^ T S Many Home To Block Carswell Foes Celebrated O fficials Fear tton for auniort of CkurawsH’k OhMlM k. Moek By JOHN CHADWICK For Holiday Associated Press Writer nomination. . ^ ' . BOCXVILU) — Ctartw K. Tomorrow Countercoup He aatd the deelakm had to bo DUiMk, n , o< 10 Hfltdand Ave., WASHINGTON (AP) — llte regarded as tentative *»***■• USINESS SERVICES 1D)IRECT 0 RY (Continued trom Page One) huatand o( Utem. H arrtet Ble- (Continued trom Page One) Nfjoon admintetratlon la leport- diaouaateni were attU ooridn- taoM Dstooek, dkad y eater t ay (Oonttniied from P sae One) tion that the government transi­ rector of PATCO, and two other mapping a stepped-up Semite ulng- _m ondnr a t HookvWa a«ncc«l neaumecUon at W» church’a officers to appear in. court in lobbying effort in boholf of Su- However, the totiross^ N - tion In the Soutiwast lAatan Washington, D.C., Wednesday to preme ^ "ST M oak wna bom March country would open the door tor „ . V _ _ raid CarweU to counter growing tora to the WWte House na« B, USB In Poland and had lived church needa the boldneoB of CAMPING H IG H G R A D E Cambodian knvolvemient in the answer contempt of court ^^ppu^^n to the TaUahoasse’, ^eeK to dtocuea Oaiwwail’s nom- ■7* In RookvWa tok avtr BO yedra. brass if It expects to be h^ard chaigea for vidattaig a restrain- ji^ Juttea imitlon. AJsa toe eouroe mid, He WM «n)(ikiiysed a t P ra tt and today." Vietnam conflict and that. In re­ Ing order against a strike. liie WMto House, however, ^ WMt§ House aides ore eoc- EQUIPMENT PRINTING VVMtney DMaion of United After the Emerson Unitarian turn, the United States or South At a meeting of PATCX) mem- Twjeoted—at least tentative- p^ted to try to prevent any Tents, Cote, Sleeping Bags, Alroraft Ooip., Blast Hartford, Job and Commerdal Church in Cnnoga Park, Calif., Vietnam or both might move The growth of Japans bera In Point Jefferson, Long is- proposoi that President weakening ol Republican sup- FUNERAL HOME Air Mattresses, Stoves, nunoMALIUS befofo be retired aibout 10 years wae aeverdy dama^ied by a tire military cperationa into Cambo­ land, Bailey eald PAA Admlnia- natfonwBde tetevl- port. I Gtltflf llj Printing ago. economy relies on its ex­ on Good fViday, the oongreiga- Tlioiix to dia. port trade. The World Al­ tiator John H. Shaffer "will be g|on to urge pUbBc support of So tar only sbi GOP senators Prompm pt and Efilclent ttundvon, bectdes Me wife, Milt MiPKtrwn badly disadvantaged If be bos to th^ nomination, a pix> Nt*. tion, saying it had ho report of visited Japan in July, 1853, 142 E. CENTER ST. Community Proto U.S. unita Involved In Cambo­ and became the first West­ Shaffer and Volpe “to get the are forming on how to bol- dozen Republican votea for re- at Depot Square truth on the table.” gter Caiww^’a chancee of Sen- tundng the nomlWBtlon to the 254 Broad St., Rsor A. Jofaneon of Hoiaen, Maas.; ®“P- Toior'i FUNNY «ill poy U 00 tor dia. Hcwever, a spokeaman add­ erner to open the nation to 649-7196 Open DaUy to 9:00 P.M. a »«■*«- in Poland, and three In Bethlehpm, Pa., the Mora- toch "tunny" uKd. Sond 9»9‘ ed the United Statea has no con­ international trade. In Ho said the oontrollers’ altua- ate confirmation amid Inoroas- judhAry Committee. ^ J. FABB — 64S-7111 Telephone 643-5727 —^i^deMUnn. Trombone Choir will her- Todoy'i FUttNY. 1200 Weit Third St., March, 1854, Perry con-j tion can "onty be repaired by slgm the outoonve to in Meantime, at a news oonfer- Clerelond, Ohio 44113. trol over any South Vietnamese Tbe funeral wU he Monday aid Easter with a mustool bus operation Uiere. eluded a treaty that al­ creottng a oorporaUon outside doubt. ence in Balt Lake OHy, Ben. B;1B a.m . from Che Burke tour of the dty. lowed American ships to the FAA. That wlB bo proposed rematoed ‘ outwojdly Prarik Moss, D-Utoh. CUSTOM MADI The South Vietnamese mlU- Monday as a solution if the eon- At Key Btocayne, the 84th eenator to dootore nas DICK’S Funerai Home, 7B Fhoepeot St., Worshtpftera in Atlanta will tary command offloiaHy denied trade at the Japanese ports PARKADE MANCHESTER CANVAS AWNINGS with a Mass of requiem at St. carry torches up the rocky path of Shimoda anitHokodate. gressmen can get back to Wash- where the PreeWent to oppoaltion to Carswell. Forty today field reports that Its ington on Monday." ^jeiidh^ the Eaetor weekend, aenatora have announced «p- SHELL josefdi's Church at 10. Burial of nearby Stone Mountain, the Police Log forces swept two miles inito Copyright © llVo, CLEANERS MEMORIAL CO. wlH be ki S t Bem ard’a Oem- Win-Id’s largest outcropping of Cambodia, kiilUng more than 80 Newspaper Enterlliise Assn. 'Ihe controllers, as federal whlta Hoiwe preee socretery port of the nomine SERVICE ctety* granite, for a sunrise service. In enemy soldiers. employee, erne not permitted to Rxjnald L. Ziegler said the «di4ef Ben. Howard W. Ctawion, D- (Next to Liggett Drug) Opposite East Cemetery ARRESTS etrike. There are about 9,000 ftd- executive foots Carswell will he Nev., eald he w*B ■vote to reuini BBS CENTER STREET Frlende may call at the fti- suburban DeKalb County, the A military spokesman, told Phone 649-S669 neral home tomomiw from 2 to gjaster egg hunt will be conduct Police caught a 16-year-old ly qualified. Journeymen con- confirmed. toe ““"teatlon^to Quality Mamorials newBmen that Soum Vietnamese trailers and about 5,200 trainees n w Bemte ■votes April 6 on a HJorller, be had said ne ejqpecmu MECHANIC ON DUTY 4 and 7 to 0 p.m. ed with 38,000 eggB dyed by ports- boy in the act of stealing a rangers and armored cavalry Over SO Yean’ Experience onera trom the comity prison station wagon ftomi ihe rear of Sailor Sought and apprentices. Salaries for niotlon by Sen. Birch Bayh, D- to vote tar OarswoUs conorma- Announoea: AT ALL HOURS units ranged oniy to within Roger Jokneon an apartment at 613 Miein St. Joumeymen range from $18,389 ind.^ to sen d the nomlrtation tkm. ____ rtr^ut “The Newest Method Best in Monuments aibout 200 yards of the Ul-deAned Call 649-5807 Siarters, Oeneraton, VERNON — Rogeor A. Joiai- In the WaaWngton, D.C., area about 2:30 this morning. White to $17,403 a year end in busier back to the Senate JudklBry Sen. George Mmphy, R-OsJ^ in Dry Cleaning” border in Flriday’s battle 106 In Slayings centers can go to $20,855. Some com mittee In an effort to kW it. tesued a etatemvem aa-ying » Something New in Flooring Success Just does not come to have ideas, we may look at Carburetors, Bon, 41 of IBS Regan Rd. sMp- a number of sunrise services being quesUoned, the youth aatenn. A. AIMETTI, Prop. Domestle - Foreign Can Se S u s F M tt ped In hiJ» bathtub and drown­ were planned at raHitaiy memo- attempted to run away but was west of Saigon, senior oontroUere eeim more h the reconnmlttal motiton taite, will vote agafort w recomaii^ .Assuring you of whiter and people or to a business without pictures but Yu>t until you can 648-7008 fj Ahmilninn Boll Up rtais apprehended, poUce aald. He "'nie ARVN (Army of the Re- (Continued from Page One) than $25,000 by working oveii^ a ■vote on ounftrmalton ■wtl be tat move and to ta w of con- Harrison St., Manchester Plywood Center located at Before doing over any room some good reason for It. There see a memorial ftololisd, walk Awnings I ed yesterday afternoon. brighter colors. Have your Lapp Plaza, Rt. 83, in Vernon, to your home, stop to at Ply- Dr. Fran da H. Burke, medi­ ■Ihe sunrise aervtoe wfll was charged with breaking and pubUc of Vietnam) troopa did On Friday Chief Skower said time. taken two daye later. Arming t^ nomlnattoni clothen look like new for the Is more than one reason why around It, survey It from all • Door Canoplea be in a 3.000-foot deep canyon at entering a motor vehicle with not go acnoas the border to fight On a televJslon talk ahow Pit- The motion is derigned to woo CarsweH, ^ has something entlrrty new to wood Center and let Mr. Turn- Manchester Memorial Co., Har- angles, can we be absolutely cal examiner, reported that he strongly suspects’ the' four Easter hoUday. er show you the many uses of # Storm Doors the Yoeemdte National Park in criminal Intent, theft of a motor the enemy," he said. day night, Bailey eald the walk Republican senetors who lean 6th U.S. Otreutt tfow « the line of flooring — Flecto | rlson St., has made an out^ sure that this Is whrt we want, MANCHESTER 0 Comblnatton WIndowa death was accidental. 'murdered, although he peamless Flooring. It can bo | plywood to make your home I CaUfbm'a where the sun does vehicile. and posseasten of Iwrg- Bleld reports Friday were Old I s g-tttag out of hand" be- agalMt OarsweB but who are peals. Is toe eerand STEVENSON’S standing success to the creat- At the Manchester Memorial Manchester Awning On. Mr. Johnson was born Aug. Come See For YoUraelf applied over concrete, wood, more attractive. Plywood Cen­ not rise u n ti 9 :S0 a-m. ter tooto. He waa Tetferi^ to South Vietnamese troops had at- added the inurder-sqlcide theory cause of government pressure. reluctant to oppose Nixon on a nominated by Nwon to .. Ing of beautiful memorlalB. c o . you will find the largest 14, 1928 In Middletown, aoti of ter la open daily from 9 a.m. 195 WEST CENTER VT. T . V. „ r >r_„ Juvenile authorities and letoaa- tacked Viet Oong unita two pan’t be ruled out. He reiterated a PA’TCO con­ oonfirmatton vote. Signeme Court vac^y linoleiun, vinyl, vinyl asbestos, Most of us find It hard to ■via- stock rt finished monuments to Telephone 649-8091 Grover and Jennie Kuimer In Asbury Park, N.J., Mrs. ^ custody of his guardian. Low, Low Prices and asphalt, rubber, linoleum tile, to 8 p.m. and they are always miles inside Oambodia, support- autopsy. police tention that the shortage of con­ The Senate source reported by the resignation of Abe Fortas ESSO ualize Just how a flnlahed me- Connecticut, you can lo<* them S s a f o o d , Johnson, and had Hved in Ver­ Edna Baker, the first woman to “* cusiooy____ g over previously painted or var­ happy to be of assistance to Established 194P ed by Vietnamese Jets. trollers is making air travel un­ that after a strategy meeting at test M ay . ____ , Free 10% Bonus Card 405 MAIN ST. morlei Is going to look, we may over, perhaps selecting features non tor 12 years. He was «m- win an orchid and a bottle of nished surfaces also over ce­ you. 310 The spokeaman aald *— '• ™ the White House Thursday Nixon’s ttnrt cholw from two or more that you CHOICE VARIETY safe. TEL. 649-5533 ramic surfaces. **^*^^*" ^ hA thA Porter St., charged with failure south Vietnamese forces did not through Gurtln’s head and pow- TV* FAA deniPd that unouaH- n*Kht. word had been received CSement F. Haynewoitfi J r .’ of would like incorporated to your ^ M Upholaterr a t Aetna. TLife .A- T Insurance . - Oo., Orchid Promenade, ,.»,Ar.A wwill be the ^ renew motor vriilole regi fire hack at enemy gumers who der bums, or a lack of bums, on ^ FAA tort u n ^ ttootih the Justice ENqnrtment Greenville, 8.C.. was You apply It with a paint Hertfoid, tor the past 12 years, special guest at the 35th event. ^ ^ rso n n ri work In contra ^ ^ to go by the Senate on a B6-46 vote * Tune-Ups memorial. In many cases many Qualify and P r l Shim tiatton. Court date April 18. were believed to have fired on his face could be evidence that Osfrinsky brush or roller over pre'vlously people have found a finished PBE-UPHOIfSlERINtl Survivors Include hto wife. She won in 1935. them from th: other side of the he had committed suicide, prepared surface and allow to Mia. BJvangellne Cobb John- An EJaster story read In trlb- ■n^ federal agency said also «> televtslon to appeal to the na- last Novemlber.______^---- * Engine Cleaning monument that is Just what Seafood • MODERN FUBNtrOBB frontier, even though the allies Police said there were several DEALER IN WASTE dry 2 to 3 hours before applying they have wanted. Should there and ANTIQUES •on; a daughter. Miss Victoria to ^ late fo^f^aiY^r^th shoplifting that controllers in Kansas Otty, * Minor Repairs the clear laminating plastic. 43 OAK STREET Johnson at home; and a D. Etartihower wiU feature the maintain they have an "inher- empty beer cans in the apart- Cleveland, New York, Oakland, be changse you wish made, this • Store Stools and Booths under $15, after an,Incident yea- MATERIALS When finished, you will have TEL. 649-0987 brother Raymond Johnson of 50th anrfveraory of the Hoily- ent right of self defense” In juent and that all of the victims OaUf., and Los Angeles reported Soviets Study How Elderly * Stamps is a sUnple thing to tell Mr, o Custom F arnltare terday afternoon at CaWor’s. suchuch instanoea.instancea. had apparently been drinking HwiIv a beautiful floor with a clear SUpoovers and Drnpssioo i S S i t o r . ^ ^ wood, CaMf., Baater Sunrise Store offldals told police he Aimetti, the owner of the busl- The " - uuAuigduring the card party aavHowever,#vtc: vcz, gaf^tv If ^ thev wort^T^I wfll IRON finish that will never yellow! Made to Order Funeral services will be Mon­ Servtoe. Elsenhower was a vrtm _ ^ tapes and If after an extended ■period of ness, what you want changed ter reeldent of the area tor r z them. xb was not known preciaeay there were no signs of narcotics, t kaxm May Return to Labor Force and he will have it done to your Complete Seieetloti o< day a t 1 p.m-. a t the Ladd FTi- left ■without paying for where the bodieo of toe 62 ene- police said. SCRAP METAL time a dullness develops to M aterials mery years. exact specifications. Reuben Plen’s neral Home, 19 EUingfasi Ave., Court date April 13. A./B i#4itA<4 XX7S1TVS fi’Miwi trs^k do^wn tnoae ^vho would Soviet Uhlon. Tlie primitive hiU UfUted Rerit-CUU. areas of heavy traffic, simply FREE ESTIMA TES myj reported Wiled were _touiM. . fOllcepolice saiasaid methe bodiesDoaies OIof nprrmtniiiA such -victous a c ta ” By HOLOEB JENSEN 9h» Mmm’b Magkta* a It really takes an artist to ex­ Rockville. The Rev. Wayne WU- During Good 'Friday, thou­ people and steppe dwellers In and PAPER r t itmir clean the floor with detergent Lower Level of tiK. Psrlm ds sands of Christians ecroES the COMPLAINTSrpiATNTN *** Vasseur and Gurtin were found shaffer Associated Press Writer ecute beauty in stone and Ar- Texaco Sfafion ley of the Seventh Day Ad-. IPLAINT8 area Is m a rk ^ only by poles -jjg uvin? room 'Vasseur Ivlnir m. u republics like Georgia, Azerbai­ 781 PARKER ST. and water, rinse to remove de­ 649-68X4 vmtiat Church of Rockville will nrtton attended church while Someone cgitered the apart- __ . „„„v, a of n iwm, vasseur lymg men, ■who said they were SS8 BURNSIDE AVE. rlgo AlmeUi is Just that. No one Hon. h Toes. 9 ^ Sat. M „ “paced as much as a tWrd of a ^ G„rtln upright In a oontralleis at the ClevelamI cen- KIEV, Ukraine (AP) — Dml- jan, Kazakhstan and the Mari- Tel. 848-6736 or 643-6879 tergent, and apply another coat 381 Main Stroat oMidate Burial will ■be In Rose others marked the holy day by — Mrs. Aim Oarson, 64G - uumrouieiB ai uw \..ievt»iuiu isai- . iaai.iv anA EAST HARTFORD of Clear Laminating Plastic seeing his finished work. can ^ T e m S ^k Rocky donating blood to the p««- or »«urth^ween turned ^ _ ter at OberHn, Ohio, telephoned try Chebotarev site In a non^ « sag^ and your floor will be magical­ deny that this man Is a skilled Hju staging antiwar protests. m atm. and p.m. yesterday. the Another youth, who had been the Associated Pr.ss In Wash- script building at 67 Vyshgoroda- look upmi mem as sag 289-6333 PhoiM 643-9149 6 LtTCA*S ly new again. artisan, his designs are beauti­ Friwids may call at the fu- In Syracuse, N.Y., aergy and gjrte two padrs of shoes valued ^ U.S. ad- '‘“turn- ington and said the FAA was ^aya Street and watches people ^ Power and Hand Tools ful and they carry a distinction 8 HLF-8ERVICE Pointing and Decorating To learn more about this Hydramatlc Transmission neral home tomorrow from 7 Laymen Concerned About Vdet- mq and added tosiHt to in- oTJ?Kdlroot«rB aided the discovered the bodies distorting figures of absentees .ij dustriallzed regions, he nrtes. that marks them as hishla own Repairing GLASS neral home tomorraw iram ’ ^ ^ ^ i,y ^ late rfee and pork telephoned police at 10:20 at thedr oe^. They said more , ... “Here people who work all thelr LACNDRAMAT Tools Ftecto Seamless Flooring, do I For Auto WlndsWelda to 9 p.m. Dry Cleaning and Talksteg Garden and Land Tools stop to at Plywood Center and creation. When choosing a me­ AU Work Onaranteed I For Store Frante and Df. Martin Luther King Jr.. llhe stove and helpfag them- ^ a.m. than 200 controltero were out In His Job, he says, la ’’to pr<> o,en suddenly become Also: Rew4avtog and custom morial, a once - to - a - lifetime Oberlin long the working capacity and unproductive suffer from retlre- Baby, Household, Party talk wUh the manager, William Texaco Lubrication Service all sizes of windows Mrs, Dasle M. ESdrldge urging tovodvement In antiwar gej^es to peanut butter and haven’t told us ^ another, unretoted case mode suite, pants end ooote and Banquet SnppUes Turner. He will be glad to ex­ thing, why not have one that ) For Table Top# They also aald some control- *"®"‘ disease-and we In the So­ F air prlocB, too! We Give jJWT Greco Stamps Mm. Daslp M. Eldridge, 74. Jelly sand'wlches and milk■ officer In » Invalid Needs plain how it is applied and tell is (vot only beautiful but one During the solemn three-hour geld there was no sign of „ ,, , -,JA w 4/Im>v 25-jneBT-otd Litchfield man is lera were being bwed to centers «*■ “ seekli« ways to vlet Union recognize It as zuch, OPEN 8 AJM. to 5 P.BL of Mansfield Center, mother of ______T______do this. Chebotarev admits he la . ai„ . „ .> TAILOaiNG you of Its many wonderful fea­ What Is an Antique? that will stand as a lasting tri­ worship period, a delegation forced entry. with es and that trainees a disease." -~ r CCIAMMO SATURDAY 8 AAL-NOON Mrs. Bernard Bentley and ^ d ^ r t s aald the govern- • tAUMOOT I tures. bute to loved ones? from Qu^ns, N.Y., donated ------border "" aven’t “till searching . . . and I’m not David ESdirtdge, both of Man­ _ ____..A Hw. hn«l«r Monday on a charge of and The birth rate in industrial­ Buy • SeU How about thinking of Install­ Unlike the famous "A cose is today abounds with items meet- When you talk with Mr. Uood to Harlem Hospital. a garage-type car Jack waa re- ment troops cra^ murder In the slaying lest Sun- worked a radar screen in 12 Retting a ^ y ^ e r “‘t»*er-“ ized European Russia has TOURAINE LAROCHELLE and chester, died early thte maraing A white-haired, slightly COINS Appraise ing Indoor-outdoor carpeting a rase ta a rose," an antique Is tog the first definition and some Aimetti about the type rt monu- . , , - ___.. , vv.o* Iri Rome, Pope Paul walked ported stolen from under a is ^ ^ caretak er of a lux- yeers," were nnanntog control dropped to IB per thousand of not always an antique. If this that fall within the second. Wbat ment you want you soise that he stooped man in his late SOa, Che­ 176-17S Collections Wanted to the bathroom, kitchen, rec­ WHITE GLASS CO. FcOm B e a ^ BTbl*” **^**^ barefoot across the cold mrthte vehicle In the driveway at the faai^et ot ^^Kha^^^^ ’nr»wlnola] ury-apartment development. portions. population, a little less than seems oontirtfiotory, dwell for neither definition takes tote ac- is interested personaUy. It la not mUes provincial Joseph Vanasse, botarev la director of the Insti- 8piiice Straet, We’re Paying Top Current reation room or den ? It Is PRINTS INC. floor of the tourtlv-century basi- home of EWward D. Werner. 11 ^ An unknown person got onto , „ , , ... „__ U.S. averages in recent years. Momcheater a moment on the statement count ^ the foot that age alone just a matter rt selling you a Survivora also include 2 other Ilea of St Mary Major Friday Bremen Rd. yesterday. The Jack capital of Chou D<». 26, was found by his tether, Drive-In Psiktes Prices, Contact Us so easy to care for, no waxing, 81 BisseU St,—TU. 649-79M H i sons, 3 oOier daughters, a broth­ the publto address system to the In the developing central Asian spUla wipe up easily, end___that it today’s Junk is tamonow’B does not qualify anythtog as inemorial. He Is Justly proud of during .somber Good Friday ^raa valued at $135. U.S. sources said iio ^ho had gone to the caretak- Air (tan^tate Academy of Medical Science.. republics It runs as high as SB Plywood “"Uque. Before we proceed, let’s antkjue. Some very nice Empire . quality rt the work done FOR BEST RESULTS er, 15 grandchildren, and 12 oeremocles. Later, he ■prayed ------cans were Invol'v^ er’s cottage to visit his son, po- The Kiev Institute was ertab- CONNECTICUT wears beautifully. gieat-grandcMIdren. Uon but conceded there was and madle a false statem ent that ^ ^ per thousand. ’Ihe Kremlin does Center has many patterns to define the ■word "antique." pieces bring relatively low iMce and be is not — un- for the church, htmaolf, Chris- Police received a complaint oontroUera had shut down the H“hedto 1968 to study aging Md not like the idea of Riiaslans be­ According to Websteris New prices. For years, Victorian ui you are wholeheartedly Fdneral servioes will be Tues­ "unusual” axjUvity to the a « n - siiapeol, George T. Mar- ways to slow senescence. The VALLEY COIN CO. choose from. ttan unity, Jews, imbellevers, yesterday from a Birch Mt. Rd. alirwuya system and that coming a minority in the coun- If you are a do4t-.yourseU per- Worid Dictionary rt the Amei^ period fumltune was priced low pleased with the final results. PAUL'S SILK day at 1 p.m. rt the Potter Fu­ Sources to phnv s*'nll, ■was taken into custody Soviet government h c ^ s the an- KIDDIE 97 Center Street, Manchster world rulers and the needs of residentresioem thatuiai a Junkedjinuicu car had .— J , stou, waa laaen anno cusiooy planes would arrive or depart. bvvc.. u.»..v besides having to cope with Geebfis to four hours to flights leaving around, grow old and let us con­ tog tiles by Armstrong are easy j Chavea told pottce, "I ®Y® * ®W people.” Kiev Institute, MANCHESTER the car and hit the pole. McCormack lines, died Friday. e x p e r t a u t o b o d y and and staple them against the old taiHid the tank empty, choma before age 3. Oidahama, a granite rt soft rose JEWELRY Other unions reportedly have 3,601. d iti^ Connecticut’s major air- Heredity and environment "We are trying to work out PGT CEMiER ceUlng. tlf course, they can ..whoever tortc the gaa," he Mra. Sirois was admitted to Shnmons was master of ships f e n d e r r e p a i r s color, a dusty shade betwe^ BRAY’S STORE sought Increases as high as 20 In the orty major action In- nort# have functioned normaBy P*®^ important role in life special recommendations for Mi Mala St. .inrtalled as a new ceiling. _ mM, “would havie had to have a 649-8132 Manchester Memorial Hospital that transported thousands of per cent. ENAMEL and LACQUER deep brown and rose. Of course • Expert Watch Repairing volvii^ U.S. forces repotted by ^ abnormal absentee^ ^ 8**^ RT. 88—VERNON, CONN. Ha mill's mouth injuries and was releaa- Sarah Heath gain access to pipes, electrical Naturally the latest equipment. Wlttnauer and Caravelle the highert totaling an 1 1 . 1 per Vtdley near n,pthe ijiotlarLaotian frontier New Haven and Bradtey air- Just Above the Tralllo MINOR REPAIRS cent pay hoort although one Norih Vlrt- wiring, etc., suspending Arm­ Is used at Manchester Memo­ Watcher LONDON (AP) — Sarah was fired on by ports have been due to work ^ ‘“volves Circle Prinfery strong celling should be used. rial Company and Mr. Aimetti 787 Main gt„ Mnnebestor Heath, 38, youngest of the three namese troops and Stoppages where the fflghto longer than She ProleBts Too Much Commercial Printing and D uPO N rS Phone 648-6617 JOHN KENSEL, Proprietor VERNON Intelligent people who use their TEL. 648^)016 These are used to homes as Is always alert to the newest daught^ra Of former Prime Mto- can draft a higher Ulfory and trttk^Jj*;; began. ROCME TBR, Mich. (AP) — Jam es Vemoudenhove, 18, _ ^ ^ j the gun poaittons. The command brains a lot." 8 Rubber Stamps well as to commercial estab- to this field. However, the latest 92 Windsor Ave., RockidUe, later Harold MacMillan, died About half of Bradley’s However, the conferees are Bald enemy bodlee were Women Uve loi«er than men ^ “If e Wedding Invitations and IMiments. When you use the stop ’n Go equipment would be useless to was charged with making un- Thursday. Cause of death waa 2 1 controlleiB are members of the not eoepectod to act until the_ sighted, along with thirae de- •aitmM ♦!.«„ ‘‘ o* 11 finallate to the mtae Roch- Accessories suspended ceiltog, you Just drop the hands rt a man who is un­ necessary noise with a motor not announced. Profoseional Air ’Traffic Con- ^® “““® ‘•‘ey are more active erter beatuy oonteat, eaytog she F R O N T E N D government-union ®®®‘A“ *“ *“ rtrayed machine guna. e Business Ctards, in each panel, and If U. Is nec­ Prop: "Rudy” DuPont skilled. It Is the man that counts J veMcle early today when he ■ Air Force 652 bombers flaw a trailers Assoclatfon and five of £ Icwad "the emphasis on the Letterheads, Envelopes essary to get to back of one or In the creation of a memorial,; ore complete. New Haven’s seven contraUera ww* nvra sa. rtUAU uiu bwwIesM degrading. ^ - « DYNAMICS 275 Main Street left 30 feet of rubber right be­ ----- M"* of seven raids since Friday o All types of Business more than one panel. Just re­ and by using the best equipment | MM'S belong to the tstion. None of makes mem 18 yean I 244 BROAD STREET hind the poUce staUon. David Eisenhower aftertiooR and aleo Joined lIfalthta!T*“ W. I am being Forms—Register—One­ move It and do whatever Is nM- he is able to expedite the work, ^ the 12 rt Bridgeport is a mem­ (Behind Daily Qoetn) Phone: 649-.697T Vernon police report that the Sings for Supper Two Charged pVroe, Navy and Martaa taen- HERE'S WHAT: When many "Ptvchotoirv la > M., reteatn how to waJk," tim e Carbon—^Padded—etc. essary and Q>en drop It back to but always it Is the man behind 8 officer at the desk heard tires ber of PATCX). Fhonet 6M-M4S place again. the scene, Arrigo Aimetti cal fighter-bombers to raids doctors first started smoking e Chistom H ade Featuring a oomplete line of aOHE QF FAMOUS BRANDS squealing at the rear of the sta- KEY BISCAYNE, Fla.BTa. (AP)/ Bparlalltlng In If you would prefer someone along the Ho CSi4 Mtoh traH to cigareltes, they didn't know the rasMot rt *• * Stereotype method Rubber Stamps Shell Products plus tton and saw Vanoudenhove's — The crooner musically de­ With Fishing respect rt their community, who qg body exhlbUfoiu^ ^Vont End Geometry to do the work for you, Mr. e Hotpoint e Maytag e Frlgltehti e Frallli (he command reported. risks they were taking. Now General Automotive car. Vemoudenhove will appear scribed himself as "a ding dong Someone’ s LoM w ful and Important. Uve Mian hess, A freshman at Brake Servloe and Turner, will be happy to recom­ Repairing o RCA e Panasonic e Westingbowe e Hotpoint Out of Season The Wg bombera Wt enemy they know-and are quitting by ghock Abaorben chock our LOW pricas in RodkvtUe court April 24. He daddy trom Doomia" and "a troop concentrations and Jun- .w._ Oakland University here, sold —yhrelgn and Domestic— mend someone. e Steraos e D ishw ashen a Badteo e TVs e Dogrote • ■ waa also issued a written warn- clean-cut kid from Honners Cor­ the thousands. Play It cool. Let Their Marbles contest asa pra- PHONE 647-1268 Two Etart Hartford teenagera gle base cam|)B to c e n ^ a ^ ^ Free Instiectlon ing for driving after drlnktog. ners." the facts turn you off before TTNSLEY OREIEN, England }^S«vlty to*'ihe ^ candidate. She la a member John Dennis BamUl who aUegediy decided to open extreme northern ¥tar 2 one_ No ObUgatlon [Opsii Ev m . tM 9 P.M. at HiTPaHia* ------Da'vid Eisenhower had not the fishiiig season a littte early along the Candxxhan border. you’re hookedi (AP) - Sean O’Geary. black- *<»• JOHN TBOMZA, Manager IB SERVER STREET Got A Painting Problem? Wo’ll Help! OorrectiMi: The account of an written the lyrics, but he sang y-rterday were ~»v;fc4 them- near Crtn Lo Just south of the bearded executive rt the World of the ual BquaUty. DON T h e s t w h t h I ■■JMflrf' Ftetl\14rt5t « « 1 m BKa v m w rt * .... _• __ • Im FACTS: Service still means something to us—and semce arrest puldirtied yerterday in them. domUttastzed fooe and ^ Marbles Board of Control, says ------selves by Vernon polloe. a Cigarette smoking Is the means spending enough time with you to help'you thia column incorrectly named Eisenhower, an Amherst sen' The youths, MIchaet hftfls wane 80 rnttoi «xMhwe* o* one reason wom«ai ore barred SETTLE FOR Uie person charged. Arrested on lor, waa one of the school’s 15 and James Polecar- Da Nang, major cause of lung cancer. tram the Ttosley Oseen rnarMes eelect the right paint finish for that job you’re plan­ a 12th Circuit Court wairont Zumbyes Singers, who were ^ ^ if bou, of East Hartford SThe risk of death from lung championship is that **they look ning. See us for paint and service when you plan your LESS.. was Leon T. Pine, 48, of 30 erally singtog for their wipper ^^^nd rt a p>»wi off Reser- cancer is more than 10 times ridiculous when they crouch." next project. I Nye St., Rockvtlle, charged with at the Key Biscayne Hotel res- yo4r Rd. about 10:80 a.m. She’ll Mark 107th Year greater tor cigarette smok­ "MlnlsUrte are a disaster for NOTICE breach of peace by asaauK. He taurant Friday. They were cliaig^ with On Easter Sunday ers than for nonsmokers. marbles and even in trousers or (C1)C iCllllJ Is slated to iqrpear In RookvlUe The Zumbyes are on their tra entering property wdfhout per- maxMdits their bottoms are not INSURED BUDGET s Every year, over 40,000 lung EAST, WEST, and BUCKLAND CEMETERIES Oourt Aif II 14. ditional Easter tour of the Ml- ntissfon for the purpewe of fish- MILFORD. Conn. (AP) — suitable for the game. We Yoor Gcrtvwoy To An f / JlA««.RfllNTC cancer deaths are caused 7 0 PAYMENT PLAN ami area and President Nixon’s and fkihli^ without, a Baater wiU be an extra-special couldn’t Kmlt the' champkin- I t is requested that cemetery lot ownera re­ ATLANTIC 24*HR. CUSTOMER son-to-law dropped by to blend ucense. day tM8 year tor Mrs. Cora by cigarette smoking. With ships to women with site 84 hips move any winter grave decxnratioRs that they wish AdVMitw* in DIsAng 723 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—PHONE 649-4501 Personal Notices his bass to their musical offer- Both of the young anglers are' Davidson. It coincidee with her every cigarette you smoke, or less," he explained. to keep. o il. HBAT SERVICE Inga. Ehsehhower has been a scheduled to appear to Rock- i07th birthday, you lose an average of six "So w« held a board mseting, 860 MMb St., Bout HartCoed BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK member of the group since his vitle (Circuit Oourt on April 14. An open-house celebratloa rt minutes of life. studied photographs r t the worn- Starting Monday, March 80, 1970, weather In Munoriam R t. 76 opp. Your indopondont freshman year. ------Mrs. Davldeon’s home In the . en In playing position and permitting, the necessary spring dean-dip of the After the 46-minute perform- Cheese Is a concentrated form Woodmont eecUon is expected to WHAT MOREDOYOU banned them aMogethar.’* FOGARTY BIOS., INC. In iovlas muDoiy of Anna Ifary 181 Went. Towne St., Norwlobtown look for tbo goUon irebos. . . McDuaMTs KUer------who- peased . asray Maroii.. ^ anoe, Ehaenhower, explaining of milk, high to protein. A one- be a Ug one. She has two sons NEED TO KNOW? Len Smith, a 60-year old steak- grounds will begin in prqianitka for mowing. 1M6. PHONE 649^539 46 WEST CENTER STRECT his talher-ln-law’s afaswnce, said ond-a-quarter Inch cube of (a third son is deceased), seven worktr who teon his lEtti ohanv "BtageoM Without dtaltr. 319 BROAD ST. A allart thwight, a secret tear, "he was really tired." Then American cheese bos about the grandchildren, 18 groat-iriund- pionsfalp Friday, says ha’s George W. EUiott, Superintendent SILVER LANE EXTENSION Keepe her memory ever dear., dmigged, "I was Just u glad .. same food value as one cup rt children and seven great-gseat- i AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY ready to take on anyone — msl T THit t^ACe CONTHItUUD tV THC PUILIIHCA Oeoig* and tacnlly. ■ board the grotq*." whole milk. grandchIMren. or fsmate.

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PAGE ELEVEN MA^bilESTTiR e v e iW(i\; HERAtD, MANCHESTER/ CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1970 MANCHESTER E ^ N IN G HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1970 PAGB TEN Selected Group of Ball Players Coaches Game Plan Remains Same, Grapefruit League Jackson vs. Smith in Fist Fight with EARL YO ST Interrupt Training for Contest at the end of three quarters. In game with a defense-minded game aiplece. H ie next twro will Friday night, after the Bucks the relatively onenslded contest. Herald Sports Editor MAl>ISON, Wis. (A P)— three-guard lineup. Ramsay said lost, Oostella continued insisting Hew Alclndor scored 33 polnU, A different' team won, and be in Philadelphia, starting he was not necessarily scrap­ and Bob Dandridge added 22 a different team lost Fri­ TueEiday, and the ftfUi will be hU gam e plan would not change. ping the idea, just because Phil­ for PhtladeIpWa. R Sox Sm ash day night as the Philadel­ pinyed in Madison eigaln be­ After Milwaukee had won the adelphia lost that way once. Get Away Fast Billy Cunningham, the The EJastetn Dlvtslon semifi­ phia - Milwaukee Nation­ cause of the unavailability of finst game, Phlledelphla Coach nal contest was Interrupted In al 'Basketball Association Bucks' regular home court in Jack Ramsay was quick to ad­ league's thlrd-hlghest scorer in Minnesota the regular season, produced 37 the third quarten* as Huk» Jack- White Sox Aim best-of-seven series was Milwaukee. mit he might have to change his son of the 762TS and Don Smith evened at one and one. After the Bucks wan the hret t arn's style of play. Friday points in Friday night’s victory. With 17 Hits The 76ers st-pped out to a of Milwauloee engaged In h But neither coach changed his game 126-118 Wednesday, Mll- night, he was Just as willing to bruising minute-long fist fight- . attMude about his gam e plan. wauk^e Cioach Harry Costello concede he might change It 32-23 lead in the first quarter, held a 63-67 halftime lead and Both were ejected from the NEW YORK (AP) — The 76era beat the Bucks 112- said: "We're not changing a again. SARASOTA, Fla.— players moaning about the extra Some Of baseball’s blight- The 76era played the first had spread their margin to 86-77 gKLiTie. 106 to square the series at one thing. We won." “We’ve got to get away ivork that we’ve been giving gt^rg converged On LoS fast from the post,” Man­ hiT ’• Angeles today for a novil ager Don 'Gutteridge of the Rookie May Chiea^" wound up 29 games exerclse In the annual rftes Los Angeles Dei eats Washinffton Caps Chicago White Sox said as he Ski Notes preparea to start his first full behind Minnesota in the Amer­ of spring—an East-West ican League’s Western Division game to aid the late Dr. By BIIX SACHERBK Ey es Berth season as field boas.” When you \ The ski season is rapidly com­ start fast, with a young team last year. Martin Luther ‘King’s ing to a close, but for the die- like we wm field, the players "We had a lot of injuries last Southern Christian Lead­ Haywood Shows Gratitude hards. there are still several At Atlanta get confidence In their ability.” year and military duty hurt ufi, ership Conference. especially Carlos May’s MCldent weeks left. The wife and I were Things have gotten so bod While the m ajor league clubs at Hogtback last week. We had ______HAMPTON. Ga. (AlP) — Hie in Chicago that the once Go- in the Marine <3orps. We had to play a lot of men who normally went ctoout their regularly- excellent snow in the a.m,, and final 10 caiis were to be added to <3o White Sox dtxrpped back aill scheduled exhibition busineas spring conditions in the pjn. the Atlanta 600 stock car racing the way down to fifth place last would have' been sent down to With Stellar Performanee the minors. This year, with a elsewhere, ^ select group In­ ^ ^ Last week, Hogback held its field today and rookie Dick May season, even finishing 'behind cluding Willie Mays, Tom Beav­ the expansion Kansas City 'Roy­ better bench, and some promis­ NEW YORK (AP)— Angeles tripped Warftington field gcoto to down Washington, annual Mardl Gras, and t h w hoped one of them w ouW lw^ ing players like Spence, we er, Honlc Aaron, Frank Robin- als. a Andy Andomon scored 26 pSnta, was a large entry in colo.^1 pride and Joy, a blue and white shoidd do a lot better.” ,son and Pete Rose lined up at Spencer Haywood showed Hagwood, the ABA’s loading WllHe w ise 21 and Tom Wash- costumes, vying for the top pord. Pitching was once the main Dodger Btadlum for the benefit hlS gratitude for his new aooa«r and No. 1 rebounder, had ington 20 to pace the Stars, who prizes of family season passes. ..j vyould be happy wllh 40th strength 'Of the Chlsox but to­ contest. day it’s the biggest deficiency. Mays Injury $1.9 million contract with threatened to Jump to the rival have won 13 of thedr last 16 Speaking of Hogback, Steve pogiy^n in the lineup," said "If Dr. King ooulld give his The beat moundsmen, on last The injury to May, who lost n otolln r norfoi-irm nni. th o t N®*lomal BasketbaiU Associatiion games. Douglas, who got his early 39, for 20 years a racer ed the Buccaneers, lead- Jones added 21 points, including Freeman’s 26 led Miami while were five-foot golden skis. The j^^nt end. It steers Uke a- not much different than most May, who slammed 18 homeni only 23 — which is a respectable owned___ a .281__ batting__ great slugger, 'came all the way era in the West for most of the 14 in the fourth quarter, for Bob Verga and Doug Mjoe each awards go annually to the top truejj •> other teams. There Just seems from Japan, whero the Otants to be a shortage i pitchers *" Comlskey Park is average before being sidelined, season until their taHspto In re- Elenver. High tor New Orleans had 24 tor the Cougars. male and female eastern racers ' - ore making an exhibition Jun­ (AiP Wirephoto) cent weeks, further Into the cel- was Jimmy Jones with 18 Free throws by BIU KeUer who earn the highest points In ~ around these days contrary to from being a hitter s^ley— ^ ^een outfitted with a spe- ket. COOL HAND LUKE— Philadelphia 76ers Luke Jackson (54) squares off tar. points. and Roger Brown In the final a series of selected ma^r east- ■"^de qualifying runs Frl what a lot of people Ithlnk,” the ® ^ clal padded golf glove, day as 16 spots in the starting The gome pitted players from CANDID SHOTS — San Francisco Giants’ Willie Astros’ pitcher Larry Dierker kills two birds against Milwaukee Bucks’ Don Smith during NBA action last night. Both play­ In other ABA games. It was Los Angeles piled up 40 points minute pushed Indiana, which em events. kxig-tlme coach who succeeded , “ I feel a little sting when I order were decided for Sunday’s Bast Difviaion 'ckfbs in both the Mays has a lifetime love affair with the feel with one yawn: A ripple of relief from the Indiana 116, Pittsiburgh 111; Ml- in the fiiMi quarter, then sur- has already won the Eastern Dl- Skiing until May Day 1s the Al Hopea as manager said as bat,” May said, “tout it’s com>- ers were ejected from the game. Their fight lasted more than a minute, was American and National leagues moment’s pressure and a sly wave to his mother. $110,000 race. They brought Uie we talked at Payne Park In this ing along fine.” of digging in at the plate. Right, Houston witnessed by the Bucks’ rookie sensation Lew Alcindor (33), upper right photo. ami 112, CardUna 107, and Hoe vdved a flurry o f three-point vision title, past Pittsburgh. forecast of John Christie at Mt. Spence Impressive against standouts from WeA Di- list of starters to 30, leaving 10 buBtUng and ever - expanding "B ob Spence has looked tlie The manager added, "Time, Snow. I’U buy a lift ticket, good spots open and about 20 drivers viston teams. city. best among the newcomers. 1 and time alone, Is necessary for on any day next f any ^ Prooeeds are to go toward the think he’s going to be a big a complete recovery.” Long Spring Season for $$$ Yanks on WINF Grappler Pins 108 Opponents skier who comes to Mt. Snow on construction of the Dr. Kixig Sports Viewing , . ,, , I The top end of the field was league hitter," the bespectacled, If the mute Sox are to move t h a i n i n Young O u b Cienter in Atlanta. .u T . f ■ aet O" the firat day of time trials deeply-tanned manager report­ up. May will have to be in the Radio Station WINF In Credited SATURDAY, MARCH 28 ^ Thursday, when Mercury’S Cale “This wHl be a young club,” ed as he tried to answer ques­ Joe DiMagglo managed the Manchester haa announced Riordan Is lineup every day. able to ride our new No. 2 Gon­ Bast squad and Roy 'Oampanel- 1:80 ( 8) BasebaU: Mete Yarborough set a new lap Gutteridge cautioned," although tions. Spence then stepped into *nie club’s best hitter is Walt Three W eeks Needed it will carry the New York Gable’s Mat Streak dola and take the mile run on we’U have a few veterans la piloted the West stars, wiUi vs. Dodgers record of 159.929 m.p.h. to win the batter’s box and lofted sev­ WiUlams who fashioned a .3 11 i --t-i. because Frazier was bothered Bullets from Fairfield, Ala., who turned Bart Johnson, a 20-year-old WINF win carry over 146 the mats is pacldng them In at and Ohuok Jean, 177. The Cy- son, visting many new areas as ■"nils year we’ll have as parted Al Lopez. loiita toppeu BoAImoire 6-4- ^ This question I asked Ralpli more Bullets Friday night known mainly last year tor by a soro hip. The oMenstve 4:00 ( 3) The Killy Chal­ strikeout king from the Midwest night, week-end and holiday Northwiestem University’s Me- clones, baittllng Oklahoma State well as the old ones, plus five In 144.264 In a Ford. strong a bench as any White But, the consensus among <3«k>rge Scott’s three-run horn- Boms, the last of the 400 C3ub Houk, manager of the New York and left them for dead in coming off the bench to give de- by Riordan was a bonus, lenge League, has caught the fancy gam es. The announcing Giiw Hall. for the team crown, also ad- Canada, with a total of 70 days May could do no 'better Sox team in a number of years. White Sox players, was that they puced the Red Sox’ 17-hlt mcfmbers said. "He’s a switch- Yankees, as we talked at Fort the National Basketball As- liberate fouis, scored 11 of his 13 led 21-13 after Gub ( 8) American Sports­ of his manager. "Johnson has team for the Yankee broad- By «4>3 time the three-dav vanoed top-seeded 168-pounder or nights tor the season. Many 142.113 m.p.h. as he encountered You’ve got to have a good liked the approach the new lead­ barrage against the Twins, IWltiter which is In lUs favor, he Lauderdale Stadium, spring soclation playoffs. pow. Is p . man - _ ___ ^ ______...... rkVAr.VioaHnfrover-heating, steeringort^wtiHrifr Jirwiend nnr%and A.a the best chance of any rookie casta wiU be FhU Bissoto, NCAA WrestUng ChampioTtahips Dave Martin. areas will close this week, bench to- take caire of injuries er was applying. whose Jim Koat was rocked for ESSSIS, c « s . . p olsts 1.11 b . h . . d 36-29 . . a t h . . (SO) Southern 600 multitude of other problems. has good speed and power,” Frank Meaner and newcom' 01 wlixl up with tonight’s finals, a Oldahx>ma State, winner of 11 Chatted with Bob Cochran and or when a player goes into a Gutteridge, who was with the St to break into the starting rota­ eight runs in the first two in- lean League club. York bench. In a Stock car classic. WUUams said of the Cincinnati er Bob Qamere. spurted in front 71-62 midway total 32,000 elastomers wUl have 16 meets but not Rick Chaffee. They said that batting slump. I’ve always ad- Louis Cardinals during the Gas tion,’’ Gutteridge explained. ningB. Hay Culp, Gary Peters “A player can get ready in move to old Ure ailing Walt Fra- grabbed eight rebounds. through the third i>ertod behind "The biggest challenge, es I Reds’ top hitter and National The return to WDiF of the attended. The hall’s capacity Is since 1968, also placed lour in the DH at Glen Ellen on the vocaited that a player should House Gang days, said he hoped land Lee Stange blaidced the three weeks time, ■with a little Yankees ends a four y< zter, and wound up the imstant Coach Gene anue « m e ttui- bqHiM,wkine of rookie Fred the Chlsox man said. League batting king. heri OB the Knicks 106-99. lets, who contends BaMlmore th^Mhawklng of roooue I n «- 8,500 and It wUl be reached to- the finals—Dwayne Keller, 126, FIS trail compared to any in Miami Triumphs get a rest periodically. It’s to have a running club. "Speed ^®® ’ Twins on six hits. pushing. That’s if he reports to period during which radio is to rebuild the entire team. ______Ihe vlctorv was the Knicks’ has four guards with more 4bHh '-arie ...... S 0 Cl 2 c lyl 0 0 1 night. a 1968 champion who did not Europe. Billy Kidd, the first tough to keep in top condition is so important in -winning base The Mets scored five runs in camp in halfway decent broadcasts of the gamoo 12th In their last 13 games with ent, neverthetess gave RtordM Tl^ ^ Crowds at big college wres- wrestle last year, and his broth- u.S. • male skier to capture a Over U Conn Nine every day under the conditions— ball,” he related, "there^s Just We started in the right direction „f the eigh^*toitog tor~a , shape," Houk said. were not availaMe in the Baltimore dating back to last credit for providing the key to k ee^ ^ , 1 tang Jamborees have been rath- 134; Ray Stapp, 118, gold medal In the World Cham- that prevail today with so no telling how many times you yoa.r with Hopkins and Mel- lead, but Kansas City come **•’ y®*™ ” “ “ "I f you worked on this sched­ area. WINF last carried the MIAMI (AP) — Miami edged many night, twilight games can turn a game around on the ton. ule, the first week would be de- season, giving them a 2-0 edge victory. North Stars\ er common in such locsOltieB as Geoff Baurn 190 pionships, now a pro, hopes hack with six in the bottom half. ^ ’ Yankees during the 1666 sea- In the ElLtem aemtflnalB which Earl Monroe, the BaJtimo(re first 6% Oklahoma, Iowa aiKi Peimsyl- tw o other oeifenaiiig' utllstB gome 30 or 40 of the top skiers Connecticut 2-1 in the Mlaimi- and doubleheaders, plus the strengfth of some heady and “You have to build up a pitch- LouPInleiladeHv«ringthetyli« *• ■voted entirely to running but resume Sunday to New York. guard who scored 39 points In quarter ^ vanla. Bui. In the Great Hakes aaound were Mike Brent, goon be competing all over Round-Robin baseball touma- 'Change in eating and sleeping speedy base running. 1*^ staff first if you are going and winning markera with a fly you would have to be extra care­ In Ice Play habits. "Give me eight men that can to -win. That’s the biggest Job. ful of muscle pulls. H ie to re- the first game, was hounded vylth a six-point string whiw region it’s Just catoblng on and 160, o f Oklahoma j and heavy- the world In pro races under the ment BYiday on a ninth-inning ball douWe that eluded right »®»««® Chicago went into a youtli run and I’ll show you an exclt- We’ll stay ■with the young pitch­ "It takes time to work out senior Don Gable, Iowa State’s -1®®® Hewis of Oregon The hlghUght of the evening, Non-Winner Pockets $76,181 (AP) — Gary Peters and The gome, played at the strikeout, then settled' down the game-tying single in the sev- oiu- nine years of success In the however, belonged to Job. The city ^ ‘676, Twins' home base in Orlando, rest of the way. and later a member of the radio Some clubs employ profession­ "CONNECTICUTS URGEST Lee Stange are still the entti. al men from the physical educa­ hiked the Red Sox to the .600 Peters pitched the next two and teevee crew, ta now han­ Paclflc-8 meet. And now Indl- Stanford ace splashed the 100- 'Rarrett 663 tion field to com e in and handle ana aealn.” vaixi breaststroke In 87.67 sec- Bassett 202, Ed Bat^t “Zero Twins” of the Bos­ mark in Grapefruit League innings and surrendered Just dling pre-game telecast# ol the MERCURY MERCRUISER DEALER" the early or daily drills. Why not Which was Doland’s way of onds to crack his own NCAA ^Ido p ’A|yoUonio^2^^^^ ton Red Sox, while George competition for the first time, one infield hit. The veteran left- ChlUoinia Angels. Mulnilte 217, John Rudlnsky 226- Greene Wins Money, the Yanks? concedii^ a third stralg^ht and pending American mark of Scott is close to being “Mr. They are 9-9. Both teams had hander, obtained’ in an off-sea- 564, Dave O’Brien 206, Hou Hal- G ian ts Ace "I’ve been around baseball NCAA championship to the pow- 67.7. 1.000” as the spring train- been scheduled for a day off, son trade from the Chicago H\imorou3 Incident: Getting WVITES YOU pryn 208-562, Ken Thomas 233- enough so that I think I erful Hoosiers, even with seven ------ing season moves toward but set up the makeup contest to White Sox, has allowed only on an elevator with several long 224-629, Ron Nivlson 201-672, Righthander newsmen from Atlanta. plus know*bow you ^ id d ryn a TO OUR NEWLY EXPANDED of the 18 events remaining to be , ,, _ , Rollo Masse 203-667. Now Wants Tourneys the home-stretch. s^®^ much-needed work after eight hits in 17 innings this re- training camp,” Houk said. settled tonight. Siderowf Ups Lead Peters and StaiRO, neither 'of two days of rain. And they spring and has ttruck out 10 Donald Davidson, public ^ -k.. ACCESSORY-HARDWARE latlons chief of the Braves. The Jutt for the record, the Doc CounsHman’s balanced CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — 8APL1NG8 — Allyn Lardner MIAMI, Fla. (AP)—'Bert went to 72 ixA kept his compo- whom has given up an earned splashed through the game even batters while posting his 0.00 H u rls Loss Wter wanted t o get off on tiie former third string catcher with DEPARTMENT Indiana squad churned to a Defending champion Dick Side- 136-128-352, Dorothy Skidgell 132. Greene beg'an the 1970 golf ®'*'® findshed with 69-70 and n » all spring, pitched two more though the Twins’ Tinker Field earned run average, thlKl floor but no one would the Yankees has been in pro team total of 210 points Friday row! of Westport. Conn., took a ------tour by failing to qualify picked up $2,120. scoreless innings ecujh Friday was water-logged. Stange gave up two hits in the TOKYO (AP) — Righthander „ button and Davidson basebaU since 1939, eU in the CYPRESS CARDENS night, with Larry Barbiere and three-stroke lead Into today’s fl- OON8TBUCTION - Carlo Pet- for the Los Angeles Open. Greene’s father, Herbert aa the Red Sox rvxked the Ray <3ulp .started and went the last two innings in keeping hds juanv o v t Morlchal, l*{ I 91&Din.TnA 21-game wiTTTI^^winner up to. .the . 10th ..AA-a. floor.an — . .. — YankeeV a i n t s A A organization, Gary Hall leading the charge in nal round of the 72-hole Azalea ricca 139, Ernie Oakman 141-384, But that doesn’t faze the Greene, now pro-manager at Minnesota Twins 13-0. first five innings for Boston in ERA at the same 0.00 mark for for the Son Francisco Giants ^ ^ many pranks Another reason thpe* always ranked No. 1 dur- past 44 years were CtiArlee DEPTH SDUNDERS away In the 100-yard backstroke Chi Rodriguez shot 67 — leaving against Chi Chi Greene mea;;- irr^” "-;:hen RAY JEFF the only father who bas had a Known tor piling dirt on I Thu n«w men are former ing his many years with Cleve- Slfford. Pete Brown, Lee Elder with his time of 61.91 eclipsing both at nlne-under 136 for two y,g stretch that’ll be a Frank Beard blrdied the final freshman manager, Frank Uic- In Playoffs son and daughter play In a U.S. pltoher ^ Beattie >and and toe Chicago White Sox, and a i f f Brown. the NCAA and American mark days’ work. N ebesl of Philadelphia, Ucks up home place during losing argu- laughing sonavagun," said Open,” says papa Greene rather menU, the new PhllUe skipper, SPRINGFIELD, Moae. (AP) Pilot manager Joe Bchults and Trevino. "We might both Shoot Greene was two nrouiity a storm of protest. NAVI6ATI0NAL AIDS ttiots back. not content with Just covering The Springfield Kings, assured former Portland, Ore., pilot Dan 80 If we get to giggling." "I’m no umpire halter," Luc- the {date, staged a sit-down “ I could have won the PGA tl- Young Bert had his problems of a spot in the American Caraevale, - OOLFERS - THINK SMALL *tM M 0 SEDAN Behind the front-running tie but I Just went blank the last ^ y*" ohesl eald aa he recalled sev­ strike for another ejection. Hockey Leegw Playoffs, put toe Harry Dunl<9 , who coached DeUvs(«d In Manrhristrr three-some Is R. H. Sikes at 186, (jyg holes. I proved last year having a kichtey ailment eral InddenU in which he has Park police had to be called to pressure Fri'day night on the under Joe Gordon last season, la NOW IS THE TIME to get your golf clubs CALKINO COMPOUNDS Equipped with leatherebte in­ get the irate, manager off toe hopeful Quebec Acee with an 8-1 a holdover coach with the Boy- ready for spring! Regri|:plng, Reshoftlng, Re­ one behind Trevino and Rodri- that I could win money ’’ soys **** * mean hook. In the partlclpatsd In the past . terior, windttileld washer, 2- field so that play could continue. victory. als. heading, Reflnlshlng our speelalty. Fast de­ guez and three o fi Menne’s blaz- Greene now, "so now I forget "Pring of 1967 a Iditoey opera- For example, take the day GREATER HARTFORD'S LARGEST speed electric wipers, heater, ing pace. about the money angle. ^'<*1 ®tiid a no-calcium diet en- ’’Last year,” Luccheei, a prod­ The Aces are fighting with ------pendable service! Used ohibs $20.00 set up. defogger, 4-way safety flashers, when he climbed a light tower uct of 12 years as a player In Providence for toe third and S ew chibs to order custom fit. back-up lights, front and rear Heading money ivlnner Dick “ I Just wont to vrin that first ®Wed hbn to rttum to gcM. He 14 faet when he was banished SHOOTS HIS AGE ACCESSORY DEALER Hotz kept his game hot with a 66 tournament. You've got to play tor the year, but In The the mlnore and 18 more final playoff berth In the league’s MONDAY-FRIDAY— 8 A.M.-9 P.M. s»at belts, leatherette headrests, from a park by an ump LAKEWOOD, Odo. (AP) .— steering wheel lock and rear for a 137 aggregate. In a logjam good for flour days to wlii.” earned $21,862. ^ Luochesi’s manager, said, "I was thrown eastern division. Hie two are LAKEWOOD, Oolo. (AT) .-- CL’S PRO ROLF SHOP SATURDAY— 8 P.M.-5 P.M. window defroster. at 138 are Masters king George At Phoenix this year It looked But last year, $76,181 as a ^ u ttU t^ fto e ^ e r was out d a game and accused of tied. Quebec with five games re- Shooting «»® »^® ®*\^.*^* ocotentlon that toe wwer nudninirmalttng a and n l Provldenoe Provlideooe with with course may be tougher than Archer, 1969 top money man like Greene was or) his way aft- non-winner has to be something outshle the park, made him tripping an umpire, 16 STRONG ST., MANCHESTER. CONN. six. baggtog a hole-ln-one. Stanley TED TRUDON Rtt. 11, Tollahd TpU. Frank Beard, Bruce Devlin, er en opening round 64. It was special to Bert' Greene. Wl^, 289-3311 a n n m d o m "H® "*Y >®« Randy MiUeir of toe Kings was Blose, after he had turned 80, Phone 64S-440e After 6KH> PJM. TskottvKb-Mi nehtifer Ron Cerrudo, Ted Hayes and the bett round he ever hod and the New York. Miets won the Jtoother time he ’’managed” as I was kicking up some dirt,” 106 BURNSIDE AVE. EAST HARTPOIO . A4t-2I1I the star of ttie night with three shot a nifty 40-40—80 et toe former U.S. Amateur champion it included nine one-putt greens World Series—baseball that is— COURTSIDE BALLET—New York Knicka’ Dick Barnett (center) hlsolub from a parglng lot. 1>® reported with a smile of In- VOLKSWAGEN reacfiSilSr goals, two in the final period. Lakewood Oouhtry Club oouree. Bob Dickson. and one chip in. The next day he and got only $18,(MO per man. ball ak Rullets’ Earl Monroe (10) and Wei Unield alip make attempt! for balL •uepended three days by the nocence. \ • ■A , \ \ / • V . ■'(. / 'V ■' ^ "nA \ ^ . \ • \ V \ 'a \ \ '\ i \ ' '

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BUGGS BUNNY bUK BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Butliwat ScrvicM H«tp Wanttd— H«lp Wan»«4— Mol* 36 SlhMtiom WcNifMl— Off«r«d 13 Famol* 35------N m ol* 3t y»?P E 5 r0 E r I OU6HTA ON tf A H SHARPENING Service — Sawa, EXPERIENCED nurse's sUM tH E C TA se/ 1 p u r Aniwtr lo Prtrloui rm«l« CLASSIFIED COOK for part^lme work in B U 6 S fP er HOW COME I -TVtOUGKr ON t h e (SBeATEST ACT knivea, axca, aheara, akatea, seeking private duty woilL VOU LET •>OUp SIV6 , *\NCE Sf«OK.V ARAMS 'Down Under' m rotary bladea. Quick aervlce. small office. Handle morning ROCKVILLF own transportation. 644-2829. coffee break ar.d lunch for of­ 1VI6 MAiKJB HIM A/VOPE I SOLO nuceE r e n c h t s Capitol Equipment Co., F ^ B L E M S HUBCAPS 3NZK TO HIM/ 88 WOMAN udU take car* o< 4-6 t u r n ^OU ADVERTISING Main St., Mancheater. Houra fice personnel. Hours 9 a.m. to AREA OFF AT THAN A _ ACROSS 2 Eluder 1:30 p.m. PleosBint surround­ year old child. ExosUsnt qual^ SMOV^WOBILE WASNT HVPNOTIZEP... 3 Soak flax dally 7:80-6, Thuraday, 7:80.9, MEALTIAAE ings. Ample free peu-king avail- j flcaUons. 648-7466. ASAIN , IN THE X WAS OUST PUTTIN' 1 Capital of 4 Town CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOUR^ Saturday, 7:30-4. 648-7968. BUS? RAIN/ THE M A30R IN Weatern (Cornish able. Call p e r s o ^ i office. Circulation Counselor Need- Auatralia 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. ^ H E POSHOUSE.' prefix) LAWN MOWERS, garden trac­ Consolidated Cigar Corp., 131 cd in Growing Circulation 6 Auatrallan 5 At this place tors, chain sawa repaired and Oak St., Glastonbury, 8:30 Area Dogs— Birds— Fefs 41 marsupial Iq g [A U 6 Certain K 5 COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. sharpened. Parts and acces­ a.m.' to 4:30 p.m., 633-9441. AKC German Shepherd, cham­ 11 Venerate Burmans X s Applicant must have a de­ 12 Benefits E g Q 4:se P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUOA'nON sories. Mini-Motors, 188 rear pion sired, black and tan with 7 Above g e DRIVER for school bus, 7:80 to sire to work with newspa- 14 Chick-beetle [i y DeadlUie lor Saturda,v and Monday la p.m. Prids' Middle Tpke. W., 649-8706. superb temperament, beauty 8 Rough lava 4 180 8:46 a.m., 2:16 to 3:30 p.m., perboys in the promotion 15 Seat anew nickname 37 Suit maker plus brains. Shots, wormed S 0 T 16 Not good (pl.) 38 Cotton bundle LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also Mancheattr schools. We train and servicing of their cus­ 9 Mortgagee 27 Goad and leash trained. Three L i a 17 At all times 28 Disobedient 39 SUr faceU PLEASE READ YOUR AD moving large appliances. you. Premium wage scale. tomers. Must be high school 10 Disturbs months old, fully guaranteed. IB “Blue Eagle" 11 Biblical name one 41 Forest Burning barrels delivered, $4. 643-2414. graduate with a good driv­ («b.) , ^ creature Oliwalfled or *‘Want Ada” are taken over the phone aa a ing record. (Automobile fur­ 649-9713 after 7 p.m. A L L E Y OOP 13 Depots (ab.) 30 Measure of convenience. The advertlaer ahould read hla ad the FIRST 844-1776. 20 Time periods cloth 43 Duration of CLERK-TYPIST for small of­ nished.) Wo offer good 22 Preposition 18 Contend DAY IT A P P E ,^ and REPORT ERRORS In time for the WHATSTHE Quick in 33 Soften in office fice, full-time. Apply In per­ PERFECT Easter gift, 8iame«e THE VIEW-SCREEN'S TAKEN BETTER SNAP IT UP.' 23 European 21 44 Otherwise next Insertion. Tlie Herald Is reeponslble for only ONE In* SHARPENING Service— Saws, starting salary—paid Blue CARE OF, ANP THIS UNIT'LL ROCICVS ON HIS WAY/ MATTER? learning temper knives, scissors, garden and son. Jarvis Enterprises, 288 E. Cross & CMS and Major kittens, raised on TLC. Call BACK WITH POC river 34 Form a notion 47 Expire correct or omittod - inaertion for any advertlaement and thM 0 13 C BE FRffi IN A SECONP... 25 Genus of shop tools. Power mowers re­ Center St. An equal opportuni­ Medical. 649-0628. th e re; o o t it/ WONMUG AND 24Weasellike willows 35 Lubricant 49 John (Gaelic) only to ^ extent of a “ make good” IneerUon. Errora which THE OTHERS' animal 26 Masculine 36 Colonize 50 Small bird. do not ieaacn the vaiue of the advertlaement will not bo paired and serviced. Pick Up ty employer. 27 President oorreoted by ” raake good” Inaertlon ahd delivered. Sharpall, 686 8 9 10 Liv* Stock 42 (ab.) 1 3 4 6 6 7 Adams St. (rear) Manchester, f NURSE'S AIDES — 7 to 8 p m., Hartford Coxirant 29 Goddess 13 643-6306. niiii 3 to 11 p.m., full and part- THREE HORSES, golden palo­ 30 Before 11 12 (RockvIUe. ToU Free) time. Call 640-4519. Mr. D. K. Welch, Mgr. mino mare, 16 hands, western; 31 Crimson TREE SERtnCE (Soucler) — i 32 Term in 14 16 643-2711 bay gelding, western, 16.2 875-3136 Trees cut, building lots OFFICE clerk, full-Ume, for 13 Park St. cricket |7 18 19 New England industrial dis­ hands; young bay mare, Eng­ 33 Cosmic order 16 cleared, trees topped. Got a tributor. Hartford branch, lish, excellent jumper. Please 35 Australia is 55" 21 22 23 tree problem! Well worth Rockville, Conn OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS small office. Pay depending call 640-3368. one of the---- phone call, 742-8262. continents 24 25 26 27 28 Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? upon experience. Call for 875-6286 38 Couch WINDOW cleaning for office, Irkervlew, Mr. Roberts, 627- Articlos For Scrio 45 ' WHEN TH' TIME COMES THArs rooR THAT BEIN' TH' 39 Jumbled type 29 30 CASE I'M GONNA factoiies and stores. Let us put 1876. '/i FOR ME TO MAKE MY OWN THIWKINC-.' 40 Conduct 24-Hour Answering Service p ttrii w H 1 WAY 1 HOPE J'LL BE ABLE WORKING HOPE FOR AN 31 you on our route of satisfied ^ (£>1970 b/ NEA, Ik , MEN WANTED for assembly ALUMINUM sheeU used as INHERITANCE 42 Malt brew TO HOLP TW O JO B S TWO JOBS 43 Story 36 37 customers. Free estimates, MONEY$ MONEY$ on campers. No experience printing plates, .009 thick, 23x S O S I CAN AFFO RP TH' W OULDN’T FROM AN UNCLE 33 34 35 Free to Herald Readers BY LE F P and M iW ILLIA M S WHO GOT RICH 45 Cravat 646-4220. "But if we back Carswell because ordinary people deserve MONEY$ necessary. Apply Vista Mfg. 36", 25 ceifts each or 5 for $1. D A V Y JONES EXTRA PLE ASUR ES LEAVE YOU 40 41 AN' LUXURIES TIME ENOUGH AN’ CHECKED 46 Sluggish 38 39 Want Uilonnatlon on *ine of our classified advertisemenMT representation, what will we have to do for real Co., Route 85, Bolton. 643-2711. P" How to earn a lot of it? Easy! JU ST FORGET IT, PAL. HELLO.' HI, KELLY. YES, DAVY/ SOME­ OF LIFE/ J - f , TO ENJOY OUT BEFORE HE 48 Small No answer at the telephone listed f Simply cal) the BRICK, block and stone work. dumb-dumbs?" "I'O SURE LIKE JO REALIZED YOU 51 Complete (2 46 Sell fabulous AVON COSMETT- WANTED — Experienced trac- SCREENED loeun, processed HEY, THAT'S OUR PHONE.' You SOUND UPTIGHT. THING TERRIBLE J WMAT YOU Brick walls, patios, outdoor-in­ KNOW WHOSE BOMB WERE a b l e O N 'T WIN 52 Seaman tor trailer driver. Apply in gravel, bankrun gravel, sand, ANYTHING WRONG? HAS HAPPENED... 43 47 43 49 60 door fireplaces, sidewalks, ICS during convenient hours, THAT WAS, PAVY; TO AFFORD/ EITHER WAY/ 53 Abotmds flU, stone. George H. Grlftlng, PLEASE COME EDWARDS chimneys. Free estimates. near to home. (Jail now, 289- perscBi. (Jarlson's Express, 54 Penetrate 52 Inc., 95 Hilliard St., Manch^- Inc., Andover, 742-7888. OVER, QUICKLY.' SI Domenlc Morrone, 649-1604. B u ild in g — Painting— Poporing 21 4922. DOWN ter. 63 64 ANSWERING SERVICE Contracting 14 SONY obereo to** recorder, 1 Mammal's 21 TWO YOUNG married men D. 8c E. PAINTING service. In­ TYPIST — Speedy and accu­ Model 621, eleven tapes, like covering will do small repair jobs and DORMERS, garages, porches. terior and exterior painting. rate for transcription, electric 649-0500 875-2519 Free estimates. Prompt serv­ typewriter, willing to leam new. 8160. 876-9482. 8 (Nnttpopir [tiUrpriit Ann.) painting, also cellar cleaning rec rooms, room additions, and leuv .vour mcaaage. You’ll bear from our aaverttaer it and light trucking. Call 646- kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, ice. 649-2475,. 649-8434. MT-ST operation, . Uc T**.. W Wt M. e THE HER.\U> wlU iwt M OST condition, automatic, power ed. Free estimates. Call 647- disclose the Identity of C A R PE Jrm T mS ° Variety Store. FANTASTIC W HAT I steering, air-conditioning, 9479. rec rooms, dormers, kitchens, side painting row SUPERVISOR Dispatcher — any advert iser using box service. 649-0495. C h ester Window Cleaning Co., . jjuat be willing'to work nights. FOR SALE MEN'S and young AAASIC letters. Readers answer­ radio and heater, new brakes. additionsMl II ■■ lit HIM andruns garages.aciaasucoB. i-»naaCall MAGIC ACT HAD SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL DRY WALL — remodeling — 649-6334. Some experience In trans­ e 1970 McNnmhi SjtiU., Ik . STORE ing blind box ads who Call 649-6869 after 5 p.m. Tom (Jorbltt, 643-0088. men's rebuilt shoes. Sam paint, repair, or replace ceil­ portation necessary. Liberal YulyeS "Shoe repairing of the IN TH E IN AAINO.' I desire to protect tholr 2 4 SERVICE STATION attendants, 1963 VOLKSWAGEN, exceUent ings and walls. Reasonable HALLM ARK Building Co. for ______Hoor Rnishing better kind.” 23 Oak St., rear 'TMEKE is Identity can follow ‘ his Vemofi area. Days, nights, benefits. No phone calls. Ap­ STORE.' co-diUon. Call after 6, 873- of Watkins. SOMEIWIMS 'THEPE b u t I procedure' rales. Call 649-6764. home improvement, additions, pLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh- weekends. High hourly pay ply in person, Lombard Bros., 0128. rec rooms, garages, roofing, Route 5 and Burnham St., BO>’,DOWEHAVE JUST CANt SEE, IT CLEARUV. YOU ARE A-1. Truck is A-1. Ing (specializing In older plus oonunisslons, plus bene­ Enclose youi reply to gutters. Free estimates. All South Windsor. An equal op­ USED heating equipment. One THETWCKS.' the box In an envelope — 1968 VOLKSWAGEN, red with Cellars, attics, yards, drive­ floors). Inside painting. Paper fits. Part-time, full-time. Call Chrysler oil fired, forced air work guaranteed. Call 646-2627. portunity employer. address to the Classified black, Bug. 37,000 miles, new ways sealed and small truck- hanging. No job too small. collect, 272-0259 or call locally, fumaoe, 84,000 output, 875. □ c z n Manager, Manchaster E t i l EZIL tires, excellent condition. Call ing done A-1 rljcht. Call Tre- NEWTON H. SMITH and Son— John Verfallle, 649-6760. 649-0294. WANTED licensed plumber, ex­ One Jonltrol gas-fired forced Evening Herald, together Nassiff Arms Co., 049-1647 ask mano Trucking Service toll- air furnace, 48,000 output, 875. Remodeling, repairing, addi­ ELEXJTRICIAN or electrician’s cellent working conditions. n z i with a memo listing tb? for Stu. I I companies you do NOT free, 742-9487. tions, rec rooms, garages, helper, service and repair elec­ Gall 646-2112 for appointment. 275 gallon fuel oil tanks, 820. Bonds— Stocks— on burners and furnace blow­ want to see your letter porches and roofing. No job tric signs. License net neces­ A. B. Chick Plumblnjg k Heat­ BY ROY CRANE NEED CAR? Credit very bad? EXCAVATING — Trenching- ers, 820 to 885. T.P. AttWn Co., BUZZ SAWYER ■Your letter wlii be de­ too small. Call 649-3144. Mortgogos 27 sary. We will train you. Pei^ ing, Inc. Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ Bob Cat machine, snow plow­ 27 Tblland Tpke., Manchester, GREAT SCOTT, MAN/ stroyed If the advertiser est Douglas accepts lowest manent job, top 'wages with 1 BELIEVE MR. WLLIMGS, YOU SEE, MR. HUFPUFFER, Is one you've mentioned, ing driveways and parking — ------.MORTGAGES — 1st and 2nd SCHOOL BUS drivers, Bolton, 643-6793. HERE, CHOSE THE SITE, SIR. KNOWING HOW YOU LOVE YOU'P HAVE TO PE5TR0Y down, smallest payments, any­ lots, tree removal. Reason­ R o o fin g — S id in g 16 mortgages— interim financing opportunity to earn extra in- houra 7:20-9 a.m. and 2-3:45 PRACTICALLY EVERY ff not It will be handled TREES, I THOUSHT YOU'D In the usual manner where. Not small loan finance able rates. 643-6159, 872-0647. ------— —expedient and confidential comae. Call Mr. Raidding„ at P-m-. 649-8400. LIKE A FEW TREES AROUND TREE IN SIGHT. 628-3233 between 8:80-10 a.m. ______company plan. Douglas Mo­ ROOFINa and roof repair, g^rvloe. J. D. Real Estait Boots and Accostorlos 46 THE BREWERY. tors, 345 Main. Ck>ughlin Roofing Co., Inc. 643- assoc. 648-6129 or between 4-6 p.m. tor inter- CAPABLE man, steady or part- ftlPICULOUS/ 7707. ------vlew. time, 21 or over to do awning KNOW WNAT.' Household Sorvicos Lost and Found and home improvement ■work. 14' BOAT, with trailer, 8276 1967 CAMARO, 827, 4-speod, O fF o r o d 13-A BIDWBLL Home Improvement BusinOSS O pportunity 28 Apply in person Saturdays 9-1, call 643-6624 after 6. LOST — Men’s prescription Call 644-0646, after 6 p.m. ------Co. Expert installation of ______LJL______’ MACHINIST weekdays, 11-1 Mandiester------CUSTOM made draperies, slip . A'wnlng CO. 196 West Center EVINRUDB big twin outboard eyeglasseo, vicinity Manches- Falrialne 1964, 2-door, aluminum siding, gutters and Reward. covers and reupholstering. trim. Roofing installation and RUBBISH route for sale, 180 St, motor, 28 h.p. with 6 gallon ter-East Hartford. 6 cylinder, standard, needs Budget terms. Established in repairs. 640-6496, 876-9109. stops. Richard Lee, 228-0586. ENGINE LATHE gas tank. 845 as is. (3all 643- Call 649-3739. transmission, best offer. 643- 1945. Days, 524-0154, evenings, 6624 after 6. 8778, 647-1870. FOUND -Beautiful maltere. 649-7690. ROOFING and repairs done BRIDGEPORT MILLERS Halp W ontod— 16’ BOAT and trailer, 30 h.p. Tm quitting if he teile me juet one more ■time that Persian, angora, caL Bolton j ^ n k cars removed. CJoU 876- realistically. Free estl'mates. P Help Wanted— Mala or Fomalt 37 (Setrond Shift) motor, 8260. Oall aAer 6:80 we re not running a popularity oonteet!" area. Please call 619-4186. aik for D^ve ^ T le a v e rWO handymen want a varirty & S Roofing, 649-1616, 649- F o m o lo 3 5 6359, of jobs by day or hour. We DO you have 3 spare hours be­ 643-1060. Message. 818 per car. 2373. LOST — Aleskon malamute, clean yards, attics and cellars. MATURE woman wanted as Must be class A all around tween 12 noon and 3 p.m.? If MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD Aaiye, male, wearing collar, 1963 RED PONTIAC Lemans Reasonable. Call 643-5305. companion for elderly lady not men. Capable, industrious. ao, we can supply you with vicinity Oak St. Reward. 649- convertible, 8290. 644-1796 after Roofing and an Invalid, no housework or Overtime, all benefits, extra Income from a Hartford Ftiol and Food 49>A W e received ano th e r R E a j^ V IN G of burns, moth- YES] HIS NAME I //£'S M W ERt/A'S 4006. laundry, Uve-ln one week off alr-conditloning. Immediate lim es motor route. Good In- ~ IS RONALD THOUGHT PROVOKING BY MILTOk CANIFF 6. Chimneys 16-A r> STEVE CANYON ______holes,” zippers repaired. W in - ______second _ week, work ___ alternate_____ openings, excellent oppor­ O M IG d S H ii LETTER TOOAY- come SEASONED fireplace wood for FW ------^ 1968 CHEVELLE Super Sport, dow shade^ made to m e a ^ e , r q OFING — Specializing re- weeks, pleasant surroundings. tunity for advancemertt. 249-8211. ExL 278. for further 228-9686. i!l!/ YES, /VMSS CALHOON.'T I'L L TAKE IT OUT BUT MEANWHILE I HAVE ACCEPTEDA AND I EXPECT YOU) 396, With 4-speed, posltraction, all ®1*® pairing roofs of all kinds, new Write Box HH, Manchester Apply: OF YOUR SALARY.. -H A V E IT READY DINNER DATE FOR YOU TO DO A SELLING P o r s o n a b Information. ______I DIDN'T HAVE CASH in excellent condition. Call 649- made whllO you wait. Tape re­ roofs, gutter work, chimneys Herald, - IT WAS CHAK6ED FOR TONIGHT... WITH COUNT DEL PASSO JOB WORTHY OF INCXIME TAX preparation aerv­ corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867- cleaned and repaired. 30 years' LICENSED real estate sales­ To YOUR ACCOUNT.' 9286. Fartfllian 50-A /ymvuulA, lce. Please call Dan Mosler, Main St. 649-6221. experience. Free estimates. GENERAL office, pridng, J. T. SLOCOMB CO. man or saleswoman, excellent 1966 (JORVETTE, 350 h.p., 4- Call Howley 643-5361. 644- cterk, diversified duties, opportunity In en agressive 649-3329 or 247-3116. 68 Matson Hill Rd. 0, sVeed. Come and get It.; Best LIGHT B U C K IN G bulk d e ^ - pleasant working conditions, clcdC 8333. Glastonbury, Conn. company, high commissions. (X>W manure delivered. Call O L M d L ii^ offer. cuff, 665-3166, 647-1645. ^t^lcs, ______------convenient East Hartford loca- <3aU for interview, Lou A m i- 742-8268. ______clcsncd ttnd r6inov6d. AIbo odd aTj^uRBAN 633-9486 INCXJME Taxes prepared by rooflng, asphalt, tion. CXOl Mr. Wlndck, 289-9861. da, 644-1639. Marvin Baker. (Jail 643-0267. Jobs. 644-8962. wood, slate. Premium m a ------FOR SALE, good oow manure terials Free estimates. Oall WOMAN wanted from 4-6, dally Delivered. 86, and 8H P «r load. TA X Returns prepared in the (^011^42-9009. ^libs T m v m * 649*5746 or 289-4898. ^ prepare aikd serve eyaning' DRIVER for school biw, 7 :S0 to 648-7804, 649-8781. convenience of your hom e. ______tics cleaned, odd jobs, lawns. meal to elderly couple. Plain 8:48 a.m., 2:15 to 3:80 p.m., ^5. PER HOUR SIDELINE Business - personal. Call 648- i967 cnE V E LLE , 327, 4-speed, and trees cut and removed, cooking, references. Call after Manchester schools. We train dark blue, black vinyl top. 643-6000, Heating and Plumbing 17 10 a.m. 844-0711. you. Premium wage scaie. K N APP SHOES sell easy. HausahoM Goods 51 ------Asking 81,600. Call 649-3614,------— ______643-2414. Top commissions. No Invest­ BY ROLSTON JONES and F R A N K R IDG EW AY INDIVIDUAL Income tax ,re- p a l MARINO Services — Book- WATSON Plumbing and FULL-TIME teUers for local A-G OLDE THINGS —Antiques, MR. ABERNATHY turns prepared In your home ______ing spring clean-ups, attics Heating. Bathroom remodeling bank. Must have good figure AIR-CXJNDrnONING and re- ment. Everyone you know, is a potential customer. We curios, furniture, appliances by appointment. Call 649- 1963 c h e VY n , 4-door, good cellars, garages. Allowances j^nd repairs. Free estimates. aptitude and ability to meet trig;eration mechanic. Ex- THERE GOES ANOTTHER ONE OF MY show you how. CJontaot An­ sold, bought, traded, refinish- 6606, H. H. Wilson. condition. Must sell. 8450. Call on resaleable items. Ap- qjji 349.3808. pubUc, experience not neces- perlenced only. Top pay, paid BRIGHT 1DEA9 DOWN THE DRAIN J thony Glonfriddo, 126 Ridge Ing. 260 Pleasant Valley Rd. I'LL BRING ------. ---- 616-8393. . pliances, bulky furniture m o v ------. sary, will train. Send resume vacations, profit sharing. Call (rear) corner Rt. 6, South TAX preparation In yo“r jiome _____ ed, removed. 644-2615. GRANT'S PLUMBING service. Rd., Bristol. 682-2737. THE B O S S A ■MT/ WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI to Box N, Manchester Herald, or apply at New England Me­ Windsor, weekends or appoint­ * r or my office. Business or per- 4934 cOM ET 8, 4-door, power Quality work for reasonable NICE CUP r ( f chanical Services, Inc., Route ment. 644-2616. sonal. Minimum charge 86- 4 steering, good condition. 649- WINDOW cleaning done at spe- prices. Call for free estimates. YOUNG M ARRIED girls for OF WARM J CONYKN(3W...\«E-CAN'T 83, TalcottvUle, between 9 a.m. Call Cliff Decker, 647-9646. 1605 for appointment. ■ " cial low spring cleaning ' rates. * - counter ■ ■work at * dairy"-• and -■ food > MILK (3 GBTHIM T O O O U E O U V 643-6341. and 2:30 p.m., 647-9067. SINGER touch and sew with Fast, efficient service. Call bar, 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. shifts; BS^JRE HE > OF THE CELLAR. ______cabinet. Monog^rams, hems, FR E E WIG, hostess a wig for free estimates, 646-4220. also even'ng shifts. Write Box s e e s TO BED WHY NOT LOOK INTO A embroiders, etc. Used, exoel- party, sail 6, get one free. 876- 19,^2 (X)RVM R, good condition. Miilinary. T, Mancheater Herald. ...rr WILL 8688. 8275. 649-6956. OUTDOOR barbecues, fire­ BRICKLAYERS HELP H IM r places, and small masonary Dressmaking_ 19 SALESGIRL wanted for full- REAL ESTATE CAREER pH^now 85« ?rT m S ^ SLEEP. jobs. Oall after 5 p.m., 643- M M PRESS Drea^aktog Ave-day week. Ap- S b ^ y work, s tm at once a* ly payments of 88. 622-0476, Trucks— ^Tractors 5 MRS. PRESS — uressmaiung vonth r«n tr» M'nAl__ - M____ I_1__AKA .. _ ____ ------ExceUent condition. Original r ONDA Scrambler, 250 cc. small. Dan Moran, Builder. ment and specialty storea /- JOSEPH P. LEWIS — CXistom KEYPUNCH operator — In- owner. 8«0. 648-6662. good condition. 8400. Firm. Evenings. 649-8880, throughout the country, LITTLE SPORTS teresting variety of keypunch BY ROUSON ------^ OaU after 6 p.m., 649-5889. Palntlng, Interior and exterior, INSPECTOR offers challenging woric r a m b l e r Airibasaador, paperhanging, fully Insured. end clerioal work In a smadl "Vrs “ T/ MASONRY — All types of stone with excellent opportun­ V-8, Wue, heuxltop. AU power r q NDA SUPER Sport, 128 cc, and concrete work. ()uaUty For free estimates call 649-9668. computer department. The MACHINE REPAIRMEN mmt editomatic, edr-condltion- immaculate condition, 700 Workmanship, work guaran­ If no answer 643-6862. . Amerbelle ciorp., 104 Bast ity for advaneement. Mloln St., RockviUe, 878-8836. Ing. Body In good shape. Neeito 649-2686 after 6 p.m., or teed. Call after 8, 648-1870, 644- Firet and Second Shift Openings resume to St. Loute motor Job. Best offer. CaU 628- anytime weekends. (XjNTRACTOR — Interior, ex­ 2976.- Nim SE’S AIDES In East Hart­ Shoe Corp. Boa EE Man­ 7679 'weekdays or 649-4026 af­ terior painting, paper hanging. ford. 11-7 rtidft, fuU or part- Company paid fringe benefits chester Herald. 6 p.m. weekend.- SAVE M ONEY! • Fast service. Discount on wallpaper. Call ter aiid Buslnais Sarvteos time, good ratee and bemfUs, including profit sharing. Dormers, room additions, ga- osoar Hebert, e4e-80M. CORVETTES — Two 1966, «»« Offarod 13 paid meal and meal time, on -h- rages, porches, roofing a n d ------Apply; CHENEY BROTHERS. Inc. 1967, oonvertiblss. AU to A-1 _ of aiding. Compare prices. Ad- ROGER painting — . Interior. bus line. Phone Mr. Kelly, ^ . ‘rtSwireei P r t ^ ranging from PIANO tuning, by graduate of aiding, Bumade Oonvalesoent Home, 31 COOPER HILL STREET Itartr(3rfle^’ o7MMl0. A-Level Dormer Corp.. 289- exterior. ceUlnTS. paper hang- **^ I^ ^ O O o “ 'M u at1l)e soon m h . i« w >ni A-Levi Read Herald Ads ing. (2aU anytime. 648-0928. 280-9671. MANCHESTER, CONN. Krause, 648-8888. 0449. o iu 228^76.

• t l fY \ W , fireplace, built- garage, large wooded lot. ELUNG’rON — Colonial, four with formal dining room, By WALLY FORTIN single girl or young ooil|ds. ins, recreation room. Assume ~ ^ gt. Just bedrooips, one full and two DIRIMTrOR Reminder — this la the last Open to public (college age Oall e46-2293, after B p.m. SEAT A CR066-CXXJMTRV SCEMIC BUS - Hutohlni Agency, Realtore. modem kitchen, family room, week of the Winter Recreation and up) . . . tickets at the dow VA mortgage. Hutchins Agen- ^ tj,e Manchester B490824. half-baths, formal dining 2 flreplacee, sundeck and ga­ cy. Realtors, 649B33#. room, modem kitchen with Hello everybody! Well we can few wonting to ptay this game Program. . .! . . . Typical Las Vegas enter­ AVAILABLE AprU 1st, fumlah- line. NoUce the neat, clom ex­ rage, on one acre-wooded lot. ut the Center. Dt’s o change ADVERTISING MANCHHISTBR 6V4 built-ins, central air-condition­ officially chalk off another trip, Saturday, March 28 tainment as well as dsnoing ed two-room apartment., Oak terior appearance of 328,600. Phllbrick Agency, of pace from cards, and is a All recreation centers closed wHh refreshments avaUable. GeUUBMEN^'H^AISE MANCHESTER 6 room Ranch maculate 8-bedroom Ranch Roimbllrig Ranch In a country ing, garage. Wooded lot. lOOx this one of course being our CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOITRS Lodge, 643-9171. with 8 bedrooms, large living Realtors, 6494200. lot of fun. Teen Center, School St., Dance Teen Oeiiitier, ScHoOl St., AOW PtiSSiNG O/ER TUE with 2-oar garage. matde. oetthig with trees, all rooms 280', wall to wall stays. 382,- three-day visit to Washington, . 8 AJI.to4:S0PJB. MOST SCENIC"' room with fireplace, dining 000. Phllbrick Agency, Real­ FIVE-ROOM Ranch offering 2 We had scheduled a tour of 7:8911 p.m. -7- members only. Dance 7:80-11 p.m. members room, wall to waU carpeting there Is ^ y j laige Including central hall D.C. the White House, but found that Mary Cheney • and Whlton only. BusiiMss LocoHom // and foyer, 2.oar attached ga­ tors, 646-4200. bedrooms, kitchen and large Like I mentioned lost week, throughout. Attached garage, country ^ e d _ living room with picture win- this administration had chang­ Memorial Libraries open regular CXM*Y CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. For Root 64 Wolverton Agency. Realtors, kitchen. The rage, 329,900. Phllbrick Agen­ EAST Hartford — Oversised our takeoff day was really ed procedures somewhat, and hours today. Remem)>er . . . the Dnig cy Realtors, 648-4200. 4:M P3I. DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION 6492818. a lovaly raised heartt ^ custom 1964 Ranch, near Oak cwired**poro1i ™garaw OlO*- weatherwlse. As you order for a group to tour the Sunday, March 29 Advisory Center at 81 Russetl MAIN STREET office space, ______— ------place. Everything is spit ana Deadline lor Saturday and Monday Is 6:M p.ro. Frida.^ 100 per cent location near St. Wooded lot. Formal dining, 900. PhUbrick AgeS^y, R*eai. l®»*t Happy Easter!! at. . . . drop in on Mark MANCMEBTBR — Four - bed- clean! Several mirrors and tiwrefore, not & cloua w m qq <}ay advance notice. Be- banks, air-conditioned, auto­ Lots For Soln 73 all bullt-ins, fireplace, VA tors, 6494200. 0 Monday, March 30 Swerdloff, 8 a.m.-6 p.m., Mon­ room <^pe In the Center of y ^ y ! Aluminum storms, baths, garage, family room. in the sky, and the mm just sides that, there were some All town elementary, junior day through Friday or caU him matic tire sprinkler. Apply town. Paneled kitchen, 2 gcreens, doora. For a letsure- Marlow's, 867 Main 8t. ONE acre wooded lot with $29,900. Meyer Agency, Real­ SIX-ROOM Raised Ranch with shone. threats of a bomb being placed high and senior high schools at 647-0222 anytime . . . he DIAL 64^2711 batha, treed yard. Asaumabla j inspection, call (3arl Zinsser frontage on two streets In pro­ tors, 043-0609. S bedrooms, dining room, liv­ Instead of the usual light blue in the building, and therefore, open today. may have the answer to your I 474 MAIN St., S-room office or mortgage. Only 381,000. Wol- Belflore Agency, 647- fessional area, 36,000. Phll- ing room with fireplace, mod­ sky. It was a nice light green, all tours were canceled. MOC resumes classes today drug question! commercial use. 646-2436 from verton Agency, Resdtora, 649 , .,g briok Agency, Realtors, 646- em kitchen with bullt-lns, base­ to add to the day. On the brighter side of things, Bennet Junior High — donut Continuod Prom Procodlnq Po y 2818. !------: 4200. We left the Onter at 8 a.m., sale during lunch period in • —These aotlvtUes require 9-6. ------i r NEW uiSTING —lovely 8-bed- COLUMBIA ment is partially completed we did have an Interesting tour FIVE ACRES with laundry room and hall and when I arrived shortly be­ of the (Japitol, and from (here Opens Office cafeteria meniberslilp cards available at Howohold Goods 51 Rooms W ithout Bocnd 59 Ma n c h e s t e r — Lease brand JUST LISTED — ConvenlenUy ^ t h fire alarm TOLLAND — % acre building located 4-4 duplex. Just off desirable locaUon. bath facilities, 2-car garage. fore 7, I found a couple already vre journeyed to the Mount Pathfinders Club, Norman St.. the Recreation Center, 110 Ce­ new ’ stores. North Main St. lots, 31,000-32,000. Hayes Agen­ Five minutes ’ to beautiful Situated on large wooded lot. waiting. After a couple stops of Vemon Plantation. Dr. Robert Emmett Paul of Alateens, 7:399:30 p.m. — open dar St. Model Home Furniture Heavy traffic, alr-conditloned, West O nter St. Nice fenced-ln eaWn kitchen, land- cy 646-0131. lake. Large 4-bedroom, two- Bridgeport, has opened a GIRL OF good character 31-38 yard. Asaumable mortgage. Aluminum storma. 326,900. Phllbrick Agency, along the way, we arrived in to ail teens with a friends or ample off-street parking. bath home. Extras Include D.C. aroimd 4 p.m. After as- From there it was back to branch office for the practice relative with a drinking prob­ Any town organization, school S ROOM HOUSEFUL to share apartment with same. Live practlcaUy rent free. ^ gariy occupan- MANCHESTER — 'Lota with Realtors, 6494200. , , . It. I. . "City of Village Charm,” Call 643-3034. Meyer Agency, Realtors, 643- carpeting, built-im, storms, signing everyone to their1 hotel1 ^ . . of chiropractic at 81 W. Middle lem. or church wishing to list an 19 PIECES 0609. 326,900. Keith Agency, 646-4136, ^^M r.'zinaser. BeUlore Agen- sswer and water, excellent lo­ screens, covered porch. Im­ (X)VENTRY — 4-room Ranch Tpke. •East Sldo Rec, ‘West Side event of Interest to Teens (19 cation. Starting at 34,000. rooms, we gave them just long exhausted “ from ^ the busy sched $297 ROOM for woman only, kitchen ***~^*” '______cy, 647-1418.______mediate occupancy. Front­ with flreplaoe and attached ga­ enough to get somewhat settled, Dr. Paul received his educa­ Rec, and '■Community Y, all 21) may contact FVan Conway privileges. Parking and laimdry Hutchins Agency, Realtors, age on two roads. Below re­ rage on oversized lot, 318,600. ule, but happy we ware able to open 910 p.m. (Mrs. Frank J.), anytime or Imetior Designer wants re­ Houses For Rent 65 MNf.cMitjEf&mr SIX-ROOM all aluminum O a^ 6490824. and then we were off to our first make the trip. tion at Fairfield College Pre­ facillUes. 6495129. placement. 40’s. Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, tour vlsiit. •MHS Pool, Brookfield St., Candy after sc)iool hours, 267 liable family or newlyweds uujU/mcEyi^. Manchester Area on lovely treed, 200 ft. lot. Just M(Hiday we were bock, and paratory School, Fairfield Uni­ to accept delivery of com­ GENTLEMAN to share house COMPLETELY furnished 3-bed- 6494200. We went to visit the immor versity, the Chiropractic Insti­ open 6:30 • 9:30 p.m. Hackmatack St., 640-6060; Kathl redecorated. Immediate oc- ready for the regular routine of •Buckley and ‘Waddell Gyms Knapp, anytime, 6 4 9 9 ^ ; or plete Model Display of Qual­ with two of saune, over 36. room Ranch. Redecorated and cupancy. Mr. Lambardo, Bel* Rosoit Proi FLORENCE CXIUROEY VERNON — Sparkling 8-bed­ culate Oonceptloii Shrine, and tute of New York and the Lin­ GRACIOUS LIVING things. We had a good turnout open 99:30 p.m. Karen Gilmore, 6490276 after ity Furniture just removed Phone 872-0410. carpeted. 3250 monthly, plus flore Agency, 647-1418. ____ For 683-4525 room Ranch, large kitchen, upon arrival we ate first in the for our kitchen social, and had coln Chiropractic College of to warehouse for Public utilities. Lease and security re­ 74 cafeteria, and guess what most Tuesday, March 81 - scliool liours. Investmont Proporty Housos For Sedo 72 Housm For Sola 72 OR dining room with large win­ 44 participants In the'afternoon «® f South MeUuxllsS: Church, Sale. Modem 3 complete quired. Available April 1st. Offiered in this neiw 6-bed­ TWO-fkmlly, central location. COVENTRY — Log cabin sum­ dow overlooking rear yard, of the folks ate? That's right, pinochle tournament. With Lincoln Clinic ^ For Sab 70-A Downstairs Lounge, after schooi rooms with the |l,000 look. 643-1279. room Colonial, first floor New aluminum siding, new mer cottage, fireplaced living TIM MOYNIHAN bright fireplaced living room, corned beef and cabbage. Peter Vendrillo on the’ Florida *** ^ postgraduate work 8 pc. Convertible Living AportmantB— Pkits— SIX ROOM Cape, beautiful loca- MANCHESTER — Top quality roof. Aluminum storms and After the meal, the group was hours until 4 p.m.---- ”Do your FOUR FAMILY, aluminum sid­ family room, large dining room, completely carpeted, 568-0678 garage ai^ plenty of work tour, we had Mrs. Molly Mc- In physiotherapy and radiology. own thing,” limited to Bennet Girls Make Room, 6 pc. bedroom. B Tenements 63 tlon, hot water, heat, fire­ iiivestment property with an room, spacious living room, screens. For details, Mr. Lom­ enclosed porch, excellent con­ area In basement. Excellent free to walk around the ch^h, earthy, and Peter Frey on band A member of the Lions Club pc. Dinette. 310 down, you Out of Town ing, central locatkm, good In­ Income of over 38,000 per year. students. come, good Investment. 337,- place, aluminum storm win­ tremendous kitchen, 2H bardo, Belflore Agency, 647- dition, treed lot. 39.000. Hayes J. Weltson Beach traitittvalue atnf 321,9.oofi KeithirAtfi, Agency, AfltATinv ood If you’ve you V6 been to Washing-Washing­ *______and the Elks, Dr. Paul’s pro­ •East Side Rec. ‘West Side may purchase any room in­ ATTRACTIVE 3-room apart­ dows, gairden, city water and Brand new beating system. baths, 2-car garage, fire- to be In charge of the program. F o r R o n t 66 000. PhUbrlck A g ^ y Real­ 1413. Agency, 646-0131. Real Estate Oo. 646-4126, 6491922. ton, and visited the Shrine, Both were very capable substi­ feaslonal organization Include Rec, ‘Community Y, and •!!- .Religion Go dividually. Immediate deliv­ ment, heat, hot water, electrl------sewers, convenient to schooie 319,500. Wolverton Agency, placed rec room, loaded ___ you’ll know that words just can- the American Chiropractic Asso- ery or free storage. city, stove, refrigerator. Adults, HEBRON - WALL ST., four- tors, 646-4200. Realtors, 6493818. WHERE? WHERE In Man­ 700 Main St., Hartford tutes, and did an excellent job. ling Gym, all open 910 p.m. and shopping centers. Reason­ with extras throughout on 547-1560 BOLTON —Three acre lake- not adequately describe the We’re very grateful to them for ^ American Council •Buckley School, open 6-9:80 CAP & CCP Charge Plans no pets. References, 3130. 649- room apartment, heat, hot wa- ably priced. Available Imme- large private lot. chester can you get two acres Out off Town front estate includes 9-room beauty of It. All I can say is If Psychedelic helping while Pete Is away. of Ohirapractlc Roentgenology, p.m. Also, our own Instant Credit 5324. ter, carpeting, etc. Available LsiNfl S a l* 71 diately. Owner. Write Box GG, 824,900—PRIVACY, huge treed of land along with a six-room modem Ranch with a plethora you haven’t seen this building, the Parker Chiropraette Re­ ------immediately. 3175 monthly. 646- lot, immaculate 9bedroom For Salu 75 The winners Were: Lucille MHS Pool, Brookfield St., Plan Manchester Herald. Manchester — New 19room Colonial Cape with breeseway of extras, such as central air- then when you go to Waiting- craivfo^d ' vwT- search Foundation of Fort EAST HAVEN, lonial, 2H ROLLING PARK 6 room Cape garage, % acre wood^ lot, 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 630; Felix Lewis, 612; Gladys MCC Chorus rehearsal at 8 t^elr message. 3S80 Main St. Hartford heat hot water and appliances “ eat. hot water, refrigerator, H. Palmer Realtor. 643-6321. seen to believe, all new ap­ kitchen, 2 ftreplaces, 2 plus rec-room, excellent condi­ is a professionally landscaped city, and stopped at Lincoln Me- p.m. 522-7249 pliances, wall to wall car­ baths, 2 fireplaces, large fam­ 326,900. Phllbrick Agency, Smith, 806; Ellen Kleman, 604; “Through our muMc,” says included. Immediate occupan- oven-range, disposal, dish------baths, 2-car garage. De­ tion throughout, garage, large BOLTON — Spacious six-room lot, yet retaining the ’’Forest mortal, and opposite tile memo- Wilbur Messier, 603. Chestnut St. Me here certainly Illing Junior High—Dtmut Sale (former Fuller Brush bldg.) peting, king siae bedroom. ily room, built-ins, 2 porches, signed for the large family Realtors, 646-4200. Ranch, VA baths, custom Primeval” look. The long rial is a large body of water, Mary Ann Sllvestro of East Ha­ cy. 3180. monthly. PhUbrick washer, wall to wall carpeting. Call now! Owner must sell! large lot, 2-Car garage, city screened porch, large yard, Our Friday night setback hope they both are soon on the during lunch in cafeteria. 175 Pine St. Manchester air-conditioning, swimming Houses For Sale 72 on oversized lot. kitchen, beautifully land­ lakefront has Its own sailboat and at the far end' of this Is the mend, and Joseph Morris as MHS, 7:30 p.m.—Donkey Bas- ven ”we attempt to depict Jesus Agency Realtors, 6494200. 325,900. utilities. Priced to sell. Charles excellent for children. Recent­ ATTRACmVE 9room Ranch gang is stiU pocking them in. as a person any one of us could 646-2332 pool, tennis courts, basketball MANCHESTER — 9room Rals- ly remodeled kitchen. Assum­ scaped. Louis Dimock. Realty. basin with concrete bulkhead. Washington Monument. Now and there were 66 players with ^>® '**th us be- ketball Game—donkeys to be Lesperance, 6497620. with large bedrooms, full 6499823. We could go on, but why not everything is all glowing in meet on the street—not just a (former Norman’s Fum.) MAN(7HESTER —Unusual exe­ court, parking and storage all ed Ranch, four to five bed­ JACQUEUNE- able mortgage. Asking cenunlc bath, sliding g la s s ______the following winners: Vic f®*® -ridden j ..-- ■-by volunteer MHS males Warehouse included. No pets. Call Hart­ C V R let us show It to you? Just lights, and to add to the beau- pious figure who could only be cutive suite, prestige location, rooms, built-ins dishwasher, SEVEN-ROOM Ranch with at­ ROBERTS AGENCY 328,600. Owner. 6498622. doors to large sundeck, one- ANDOVER — 9room Raised Ohriatenspn, 142; Brace Baker, Hiursdaya pinochle tnurna- . . . tickets at the door. at comer of Pine & Forest Sts. massive living room with ford, 027-9238, Vernon, 872-4400. tached garage, screened porch, call us at 647-1413. Belflore ty was the stillness of the •Elast Side Rec, ‘West Side worshipped from a distance.” carpeting, rec room, wooded Connecticut Valley Realty Inc. car garage, on 1% acre lot. Ranch. Four bedrooms. one 140; Mabel Wilson, 188; Beth ’bai 36 players imder the Mary Ann end her partner, Mon.-Fri. 99. Sat. 9-6 lot. High 20’s. Hayes Agency. Bruce Little, Shirley Little, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 646-3839 Ma n c h e s t e r — 4-bedroom Agency, Realtors. water, so still it looked like a Machell, 181; Jennie Fogarty, supervision ot Molly McCarthy, Rec, •Community Y and •Ilkng 4- 329900. Phllbrick Agency, fuU, 2% baths, double ga- mirror, and the reflection of the Jean KllcoUum of Norwich, left 646-0131. Annette KehM formal dining room, large liv­ Cape, new furnace, roof, Realtors, 646-4200. VERNON 128; Charlie Tucker, 122; Alice Dertjy, Peter Prey, and Gym, open 6-10 p.m,. • SElVEN-plece dinette set. Ex­ place, 2 bedrooms, all ap­ room apartment, heat Includ­ ______plumbing. Garage, family rage, sunporch, panned rec­ monument in the water was alb- the Holy Family Novitiate In ing room and recreation room, reation room, two fireplaces, HIGHRIDGE ESTATES 1 ! Shorette, 120; Inez Mahoney, Walter Kohls. Here are the •Buckley and *WaddeU Gym, cellent condition. 649-4866. Af- pliances, heat and electric In­ ed, first floor, F^rki^. 313,900 BUYS this 5-room house 644-1571 lovely landscaped lot with pri­ MAN<3HESTER — Deluxe cus- room. All jalousie windows, SUBURBAN — newer six-room solutely perfect. open 6-9 p.m. Baltic last summer, feeling they I ter 9 p.m., 643-7481. appliances if wanted. 3130. shed for horses. 4.8 ausres, If you are looking tor a 4- 118; Floyd Post, 177; Eva Lutz, winners: Jennie Fogarty, 663; cluded. 3260 per month. Paul in excellent condition, garage vacy. Immediate occupancy. tom 7-room Garrison (X>lonlal, Immaculate, 322,9(X). Meyer (tolonial Cape on an acre. Our tour ended with the group 116; OlB Wtison, 116; Harold 'Pom Brant, 640; Florence •MHS Pool, Brookfield St., could make a greater contribu- monthly. 646-0882, 6492871. and large lot. Has asaumable trout stream. 335,900. Assum­ * bedroom home with 2^ just about ready for the sack, ti(m to the world by living less W. Dougan Realtor, 640-4539. MANCHESTER — Capes, Only 325,900. Phllbrick Agen­ 2% baths, 2-car garage, all Agency, Realtors, 6490609. Large kitchen has built-in able mortgage. Goodchild — baths, formal dining room, LelBnann, 186; Mary TWcrtonti North, 632; George Schroll, 603: 6:30-9:30 p.m.—Family Swim mortgage. Call on this one. cy, Realtors, 646-4200. oven-range and dishwasher, because after a long day, we Night. restricted Uves. Machinery and Toob 52 NEW 2-famtly Duplex, 4 large VERNON — Mount Vernon Ranches, Colonials — If we aluminum, private treed lot, ' Bartlett, Realtors, 643- first floor family room, oven 116, and Miary Nackowskl. John Derby, 696; Louise Meyer- Apartments. Immediately 8 Mitten Realty, Realtors, 643- formal dining room, beamed were to be up and out, to a Tuesday, because of the pop- 576; Walter Kohls, 569; ECHS — National Repertoire TV>gether with Russ (Jolbum, rooms, Ihi baths, wall to wall don’t have Just what you want, gg HOLLISTER ST. To settle ®* 2098, 2890939. range, dishwaSher, disposal, a 16-year-old drummer from USED BOLENS riding tractor, rooms at 3145. 3H at 3160, 4 ^ 6930. we will find it for you. Call neighborhoods. Hayes Agency, fireplaced living room, three dty water and sewer, 2- free breakfast the next morn­ ular demand, wie are keeping Wilbur Messier, 562 and Inez Theatre Presentation. 7 h.p., electric start, with roto- carpeting, appliances, base­ at 3180. Heat, hot water, re­ estate, four-bedroom Dutch Co­ FIRST OFFERING generous bedrooms, baths. VERNON ing at 7:16 a.m. Thursday, April 2 EeM Haven High School, they ment with washer and dryer LARGE 9room Garrison Colo- us. Bel Air Real Estate, Vin­ lonial. Aluminum siding, ckwe 6490181. car garage, on a treed lot, our oil painting class going Mahoney, 561. tUler and snow blower, servlc- frigerator, oven-range, dlsi>08- Wolverton Agency, P.ealtors, for 384,400, call J. Florence, I had a beautiful room on the until early June. 'This group ^ guess I’d better call It quits MHS Gyms 47 and 38—MOC comprise ’’The Spirited Three,” cent A. Bogginl, Realtor, 643- to all schools. Will take back HEAR THIS — Nine room Ck>- “WESTWOOD PARK” a trio that belts out folk rock out ._roU.t l.er in ^ lc d . = a s h e r . waU' to Tan 9332. NEW ON MARKET 6492818. Here is your chance to buidd 6495306. 10th floor, but the noise of the has come a long way in their right now, and would like to intramural basketball 7-9 p.m. Price 3349. Call South Windcor month. Call 643-2282 or 644- carpeting, air - conditioning, and attached garage. Immedi­ 80 per cent mortgage at 8 per lonlal. Four bedrooms, foyer, city was something else, and •East Side Rec, ‘West. Side songs with a message. ate occupancy, 325,900. Phil- ___ _ . COLUMBIA — 11-year old, 9 a home custom tailored to individual talents, and have ®®-y that wo here at the Center Equipment Co., 2893406. 8896. swimming pool, tennis courts, — 7- cent. Offers accepted. Austin country kitchen, paneled fam- Excellent large 9room your needs. We ore just made it almost impossible to Rec, ‘Community Y and •UUng "The Time of Newnees” futd brick Agency, Realtors, 649 MANCHESTEH Suburbs Chambers, Realtor, MLS, 643- room Ranch, 2-car garage, B & W pwinted some real masterpieoes. wish all our senior friends a FIVE ROOMS, first-floor, cen­ basketball court. Parking and room Split, tip-top condition, Uy room, panried recreation Cape, completely redecorat­ beginning to take orders (or sl^p. Every time a siren would Bowling very happy, enjoyable, and Gym, open 910 p.m. ”Yes, Sing Alleluia” qre two of storage all Included. No pets. 4200. 2326. room, 2H baths, double ga­ breezeway, stone fireplaced BARRDWS and WALLACE (to. blast off, nosey me would be up. League fowd Aim.3ohm healthful Easter, and remind •Waddell Gym, open. 6-9:30 the songs which the girls and tral, adults only, no pet. Se­ fireplace. Family room, gar- ed, fidl shkl dormer, 2 full living room, bullt-ln kitchen summer deUvery. Westwood Musical Instrumenhi 53 Call Hartford, 627-9238, Ver­ VERPLANCK School area. Six- rage, 200x800’ wooded lot. baths, paneled fireplaced Park (eatiues large treed Manchester Parkade, looking out of the window. At „big high honors Dor the women y®® b> please go to church p.m. Russ have taped with the help curity and references. 648-4677. age acre plus lot. Mid 20’s. EAST Center St. — Oombina- plus 6 acres of land, 325,000. Manchester 6495806 non, 876-8721, 876-4859. room Cape with screened Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Close to everything. Hutchins wall, 2-zone hot water beat, loits with city sewer and 2:30 a.m., I was watching the both the singles 164, and on Easter, and say an extra Friday, April 3 of Dave Overton, a disc jockey tion home and office, 7-ro6m Agency, Realtors, 6496324. KeUh Agency, 6494126, 649 GRBTCH, Nashville, guitar, FOUR-ROOM DUPLEIX, ref------— porch, attached garage, Colonial, offers outstanding wall-to-wall carpefting, dish­ water. For details caU 649 COVENTRY? mtilntuttfitfic* results of a car accident, end triple, 444; __ and_____ Earl__ ___ Jensen__ prayer *>r peace and happiness Senior Citizens Center—food friend of Wtary Ann's. Fe.^de^ amplifier. Excellent erences, no pets, adults only. MOUNTAIN VIEW Apartments, ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE washer, recreation room, 1922. 6306. . 9 a.m. open "These girls have really got Vernon. Spacious 3% rooms, aluminum siding. Quick oc­ possibilities, excellent condi­ BEAUTIFUL Lookout Moun­ free, 6-room Raised Ranch, slumberland came for me at 8 copped both hlgha tor the men ^ prevail once again. God Bless Md ^ s^ e oonditlan. 3376. firm. Call af­ 3115. Inqulra 29 Bunce Dr af­ cupancy. Substantial cash will large breezeway with 2-car You All. to gold card holders and to the something,” says Overson. ter 6 p.m. 643-1680. avaUable April 1st, Including Older 2-family in good con­ tion. Call Morrison Agency, tain, large 7-room Raised (X)VENTRY (NORTH) kitchen, fireplaced living . with a 168 single 'and 470 triple. ter 6. assume 5% per cent mortgage. garage, city utiUUes. Asking The "Hopefuls” teem came Schedule for the week; public.' One of his problems Is that wall to wall carpeting, freezer- dition. Only 3133. per month Realtor, 643-1016. Ranch;"^iiitone front, 2-car ga­ 4 BEDROOMS B &L W room, dining room, sliding I K®®®" I ~ “ ®±'11KAXNL/J! ins, fireplace, city water, ty, 872-3214, 6499268. and Hot-Meal Program we were wiches, dessert, and coffee on percussion. excellent condition. Call 649 MANCHESTER—Newer luxury ROCKVILLE — 125 High St ertsnent open 1 to 7 daily or call garage. On bus line. Char-Bon Louis Dimock ReaUy, 6499828. Ing of toe guard. We made It, hope that they were able to get Thursday, 9:30 a.m. to noon. glassware. We buy estates. VU- appointment, 6492623, 643- WANTED — 6 room rert, clean HACKMATACK St. 6 Agency, 643-0683. Owner anxious to sell well kept SPARKUNO 6-room Ranch . . . tickets at the d o o r . ______— 1023, 643-4112 . . . • ..._ . -----, ------and braved the rain to see this a few ideas, and will soon be pinochle tournament; 9 a.m. to Saturday, April 4 lage Peddler. Auctioneer, 420 respectable family of 4, excel­ Ranch, „„„ „ „ ------3-bedroom Spilt Level. Ideal lo- Plu» heated rec room, attach Your Choice Sew-Easy spectacular event. able to serve meals In Rock­ 4:80 p.m., TV viewing, card- lent references. Call 242-8355. MANCHESTER Is 16 minutes to caUon. 4%% assumable mort- ed garage, new kitchen, re m MHS, Bailey Auditorium, 2 Industrial Projeilts Lake St., Bolton. 6493247. FOUR-ROOM apartment, mod­ stove, treed lot, city water, PINE RIDGE W anted—A I Estate 77 Now here’s Where I must give ville. playing, reading, pool, and p.m. and 8:16 p.m.—Manchester sewers, 6% i>er cent assum­ this oversized custom built gage. Price reduced to 328,900. cently painted exterior praise to our gang of old pros. shuffleboard. No bus scheduled. WANTED 1962 Chevrolet for em kitchen, heat, hot water, aluminum sided, 3-bedroom Pleasant neighborhood. As LAND-SITBS-FARMS — Acre­ We also showed slides of the Gilbert and Sullivan Workshop NEW DELHI, ImUa (AP) — parts, looking for. a good front. sunporch, garage central loca­ able mortgage. Upper 20’s 1969 Raised Ranch, wooded lot, 643-0640 VILLAGE age. Large, unzoned parcels, They all decided to visit toe late Irish dancers, and of toe s*u- FEday, 9 a.m. to ???? Food presents "Isolanthe” with the Indian Industrial projects have tion, middle aged couple pre­ Owner 649-6240. sumaUe 6 per cent mortgage Sale, in main hall; 1 p.m. to CaU 6497139. Business Property double garage, fireplace, IH Upper 20’s. Owner 6499385. By Damato all aresis. Louis Dlmock Real­ Presldent John F. Kennedy’s dents of the Manchester High proceeds for lOH and MHS been eetalSished in some lor- ferred, no children. 6497128. grave, and this meant walking. School German Club, who put 3 p.m., crewel emproidery class, For Sale 70 MANCHESTER area — Seven- colored baths, bullt-lns. High AS MEMBERS of the Manches- New State Bd. (adrosa. ty, Realtors, 649-9823. band uniforms . . . tickets at eign countries, bringing in an We started out, and down quite on a show tor us some time ago. 7 p.m. 10 p.m., setback the door. estimated 31 mllUon a year tot MANCHESTER — 5 room sec- rqtj'pq g — Business location, room Cape. Large kitchen, 20’s. Meyer Agency, Realtors, Greater Vernon Multl- from E. OatlioUo High) 643-0609. pie listing system this office F B A T U B IN a : £ IF YOU ARE thinking of sell- a steep hill only to find we had Included In the slides were a tournament. No bus scheduled. •East Side Rec, Makeup of foreign currencies, according to Rooms Without Board 59 ond floor apartment with heat 260’ frontage, 9room Ranch, dishwasher, disposal, built-ins, Bye now, and do have 3165 monthly. Children accept fireplace, 1% baths, beautiful has hundreds of choice prop- Ing your home please let us to go up the other side, and then few of toe old time songs, and March 28 swim classes. official figureo. The industrtes country store. Many possibili­ PRESIDENTIAL A 1 & 2 bedroom deluxe help you. We offer no guaran- walk in a roundabout way to with the help of the very talent- pleasant and safe weekend. State Armory, Main St., 8 CENTRALLY located room. ed. References, security de treed lot. Sale price, 327.900. MGHLAND Park ^h o rt area erties for sale In all price Townhouse Apts. toclude textiles and light engt- working gentleman or mature posit. Hayes Agency. 646-0131. ties. CaU now, 328,900. Hayes Mitten Realty, Realtors, 643- lerge 7-room Colonial with 1% ranges and styles. Let us solve tees, only a promise to do our the grave site. ed Mrs. Bernadette Noel at the p.m.. Las Vegas Night spon­ neering in Elthlopla, Kenya, working lady. Cali 649-2332. Agency, 646-0181. 8930 baths, fireplace, screened your housing problems today. VILLAGE A Colored range, refrigera­ best to find a buyer retuly. Believe me, when we arrived piano, everyone joined in sing- sored by Women'’s Auxiliary of Nigeria, Libya, Oeykxi and Ma------______LOOKING for____ anything,,____ in— ___ real . '______porch and 2-car garage. Many CaU Doris Smith, Jarvis Real- Center St. A Tbompaon Rd. tor, dishwasher, dlqiosaL willing and able to buy. Call wo were pretty well soaked and ing. Called It Gotham Manchester Memorial Hospital. layedo. Manchester ^ THE THOMPSON House—Cot- estate rentals — apartments, CONVALESCENT home, long ptiyE-ROIM Ranch, centraUy extras. Mid 30’s. PhUbrick ty Co., Realtors, MLa 643- A Wall to wall carpets «> Doris Smith, Jarvis Realty a little cold. Because of this, I The program ended with our The name of Gotham was tage St., centrally located, homes, multiple dwellings, no established biulneM. A lw ^s corner lot, fenced Agency, Realtors, 648-4200. im . IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY A Air condlttcned Co., Realtors, MLS, 643-1121. don’t believe we were as Im- popular square dancing with our first appUed to New York large pleasantly furnished fees. CaU J.D. Real Estate opportunity for right backyard. 319.000. Call owner. ATT ______PTOssed OS wc otherwise would old pro caller Mr. WUllam Har- person. For more information, MANCHESTER — Six rMm JUST listed — neat five-room ALL CASH fw your property ^ave been. After a short visit vey. City in 1807 by Washington rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 Associates, Inc. 643-5129. 643-5208, principles only. 1 h 2-Bedroom Apartments A Heat A hot water In­ Irving in one of the "Salmar for overnight and permanent call PhUbrick Agency, Real­ Colonial In the Bowers school Rantdx, with three bedrooms, • Complete electric kitchen cluded within 24 hours. Avoid red wo started our hike back ito toe Our Florida travelers, 45 In tors, 646-4200. ROUND UP TIME with this area. Formal dining room, gundd Papers.” It was a guest rates. SIX-ROOM duplex, adults, ref- carpeted living room, large A Individual private base­ tape, instant service. Hayes parking lot, and tWs'ume'" we all, including a few from Rock- elght-year-old, five - room country kitchen and three bed­ e 2 Air ConditiionerS Agency, 646-0181. good-natured satire on the EMERGENCY .MANCHESTER - 20.0M_ square kitchen, aluminum siding, ga­ ments with Iwmdry oon- took another route and didn’t vUle, left early Sunday morn* Ranch with acreage right here rooms, baths, garage. entwined a sergent. In an- foot masonry industrial build­ rage and treed lot. 321,600. • Well-tn-wall carpeting . neottons have to climb any hills. ing, and eiwuld be really en- thor’s 7744. In Manchester. Ideal for Perfect family home. Wolver­ Wolverton Agency, Realton, fellow townsmen N O T iia : ing, Hi acres, central location, ton Agency, Realtors, 6492818. A Soundproofing masonry I was quite proud of the joying the trip, and the sunny Oottiam is a vlUage in Eng­ all utilities. Many possibilities, horses. Use your imagination, 6492813. e Master TV antenna group, and felt pretty good, be- South. Because of toe mail SERVICE PUBLIC HEARING WE HAVE customers waiting partner. Loads of possibilities. wall between each Apt. Radio Today land, whose inhabitants are BOARD OF DIRE<3TORS for the rental of your apart­ including commercial use. MANCHESTER — Slx-famUy BEAUTIFUL location, flve- • 1% baths cause of their concern tor me, strike no news from them as proverhioi for thetr stupid­ Hayes Agency. 6490131. Asking 331,500. The Paul W. WDBC—UM having recently imdergone but- yet. For any plumbing* end heating* repahs call u s for TENTATIVE BUDGETS ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ Dougan Agency, 649-4636. and a two-feunlly In one parcel. room Ranch. Pine paneling, 1:00 Joe Hager ity. Fully retfted with excellent In­ • Laundry, storage area In 8:00 IfoDoDOUgh 8^®^- Here’s a new idea we’re start- OF GENERAL MANAGER tate Associates, Inc. 643-6129. fireplace, recreation room, the basement 8:00 Ken Orlffin ea time tee on bathroom remodelinf*. Gas, oil or April 6, 1970 MANCHESTER — Key location, come. Off street parking. Wol­ breezeway, garage. 327,000. 1:00 News, Blan Oft We bustled back to the hotel ing-^ and we think you’ll like It. THREE ROOMS, heat, hot wa­ Industrial zone, 3-famlly house, verton Agency, Realtors, 649 Many Other Features inuiB— to change clothes, and were Starting Monday, and each 8:00 p.m. ter, garage, near Center. 649 Inveslmant Proparty Owner, 644-1321. 1:00 Matinee then off to the FBI building. electric heating* systems installed. WADDELL SCHOOL new furnace, excellent busi­ 2813. 4:00 Hartford HlChllgbU Monday thereafter, we will have 3572. For Sola 70-i BOWERS School area — Six- On Bus Une Some Apts, ready tor 7:00 News This was a most interesting AUDITORIUM ness potential. Call now! Hayes 5.2 ACRES. Good barn, out­ CROCHET 7:80 Oattlght available a very tasty sand­ Agency, 646-0131. room Ranch with large occupancy tour, and -very Informative. wich, dessert, and a beverage 163 Broad Street FOUR beautiful rooms, heat, CENTRAL A-1 apartment alte. buildings, 9 rooms, family Modets open 1-7 PM . or ,WnO—1*86 From there, to the Iwo Jima STECIAL Notice is hereby given that in hot water, stove, refrigerator, 13-rooms, two-family 2H ____. modern kitchen, fireplace, Agent on premises 1 to S 1:00 News*^ for forty cents. HOME PLUMBING & baths, 3 - car garage. Easily I^p^CU^TE Cape room, 6 bedrooms, IH baths, recreation room. Very neat By ^ipointment Every Day, 8 Fnndstasd 1:16 Your Home Decorator statue. It wasn’t raining quite accordance with the provisions parking included. 568-0833. 2 fireplaces. Hutchins Agency, 2:00 Opera This "snack” wtU be on sale SPRING converted to more units. Ehior- (tod, fit for a queen with and well maintained home, 6:07 llUDnltcr as hard at that time, and a at the Center from noon to 1 of CJhapter V of the Town Char- ^ breezewa i, eun- Realtor, 6495324. 646-2623 6:60 Ski Repott few of us left the bus to get ter. as te n d e d , the Board of PRIVATE q u ^ duptex. Poitor mous lot. Broker, Owner, 649 326,900. Phllbrick Agency^ 6:00 Newa p.m. end available to all local PRICES ON HEATING SERVICE St. area, 3160. Fbur rooms, 1% porch, Q O T ' ro«tn. Realtors, 6494200. 643-1023 Paul W. Dougan Agency 6:16 Weather a good look, and found it to be Directors of the Town of Man­ 6051, 647-1388. MANCHESTER Texas size lot, 6:90 Strictly Sports very Impressive, and another senior citizens. You con plan cn 387 CENTER ST. — 649-2869 baths, refrigerator, stove. 2 flreplai a half, 643-4112 8*9-4515 or M8-18U - 6:80 Monitor eating it here at the Onter, or ALUMINUM chester wiU hold a pubUc hear­ MANCHESTER — business wall to wall throughout. Mid ranch, 7 sp a^ iwms, tw O-FAMILY, 96, with kttach- ”muM” for any D.C. visitor. Adults. 6499632. paneled family room, Immacu- OIHEB APTS. AVAILABUB U:00 News, Weather Rank tiw. 'a dt Will be prepared to take out. ing on the tentative budgets of block with 6 apartments, ex­ 20’s. Braithwaite Agency, ed garages. EhcceUent condi­ U:80 Monitor Back to the bus, and to a res- .. the General Manager tor eald Ute condition. Only 328,900. 12:00 Other Side of the Day • DOORS cellent condition. Owner will Realtor, 649-4693. tion throughout. Largs lot. WFOP—1416 taurant for lunch. From there ^ Town of Manchester for the fis­ Hurry! Hutchins Agency, Real­ 327,500. Wolverton Agency, 1:00 Dick Heatherton we watched them make to o « chopped horn wlto I ^yota,_W e’re Quality Orientedr < cal year beginning July 1, 1970 tors, 6495824. 5 4 5 5 2:00 Tom Tyler MANCHESTER - HS.MO. 127 Realtors, 6492818. 00* ATAtlMWITS 34-46 6:00 Frank Hollsr nice new crispy bUls and beimcti salad, • WINDOWS as published or to be published I N V T T A 'n O N 009 miJ.iABD BTRERT MANCHESTER 13:00 Oary Qtrard stamps; and maS^weTever tod MORIARTY' BROTHERS glVRS yOU by the General Manager In The ^ C ^ ^ now. Hayes Ag«icy. ~ ^ A colorful striped tank- These sew-easy full and WINF—i n t JW®- *• Adams St—Tam 6:00 Newa ,ui . . C M f s Manchester Evening Herald. , T O B ID rooms exceptionally large, top to wear with slim half slips plus matching 8:10 Speak Up up. It was right there in front In, and give It a try; you’ll be • AWNINQS :______Cole, Realtor, ^ heat, two-car basement ga- skirts and slacks; or a panties will make a most Said hearing wUl be held in- Sealed bids wlU be received MANCHESTER close to shop- ®«3-6866. ^ ^ot size 67x180’. (toU 649 formal dining room, livlDC 6:00 Iftwa of us and as one person said, glad you did, and for that price the Auditorium of the Waddell roopi, 14x24* with flrei>laee. Air slim dress will bo wel­ \ welcome addition to your 6:10 Wortd This Wetk you can’t go wrong, believe me. *OYOTA at the office of the Director of ------come additions to the lingerie wardrobe. No. 6:80 Speak Up money, money, all around, and School, 168 Broad Street on RANCH, 6 rooms, modem kltch- between 9 0 .m. and 6 p.m Master bedroom 14x24’, ga­ 7:00 News This program la sponsored by • CANOPIES C O R p M A General Services, 41 Center Tapartments, 4-car garage, new « flrenlacee 3 bedrooms — — wardrobe. No. 5455 has 8300 with PHOTO-OVIDE is 7:10 S p ^ Up not one to touch. We left that Monday, April 6, 1970 at 8 Street, Manchester, (tonn., unUl ___BRAND new 7-room Cape with rage. Owner wanta quick sale. crochet directions for in Sizes 34-48 (bust 86- 8:00 ifesm building, and then later heard Norman Fendell, director of 4*Door Sadi a ia Hayes Agency, 648-0181. tlon cltv utilities rarare 327 shed dormer. First-floor Oarpert otoi Private: both . . . sizes 6-16 in­ 50). Size 86, 88 bust . . . there was a bomb scare later hearing any elector or taxpay­ WATER MAIN INSTALLATION . V y>______cUy ^lUes, g t^e 3^ family room, automaUc klt<*- 327,000. Phllbrick Agency, ops ★ r a i LtoseC. clusive. slip, 2% yards of 39- that day. of training for many of the stu­ • SIDING er may have an c^iportunlty to —HARTFORD ROAD — MAIN EXCELLENT C-zone comer ^ rnmmcK neauors, oso- Attached garage. Main- ______Realtors, 848-4200. UNO K4 Is n is i tK sac* fSt inch; half-slip, 1% Soybean* Valued Second By the end of this tour, and dents, and is under the very be heard. For and by order of ■ a c c L u n v E r i in t a l A aBM v ti Isntoi flrri *!••* eT*"** yards; panties,llTyards, capable supervision cf Madge ST. TO ELM ST. parcel. Ideal for professional '______^______tenance free aluminum aiding. HIGHLAND PARK DBA MOINEfl — The soybean a little more sight-seeing, InclutlBi the Board of Directors of the IJ>. MAL m ATlAW OCttm . me. tim ttt M Mh* br •»* yri- everyone-waa happy to go back handles our BILL TUNSKY Bids forms, plans and speclfi- Offices, and-or apartments. OWNER relocating, must sen Beautiful large lot AA lone. 9room Raised Ranch, 2 bsitw, sSfcJbrhriirYOBi; tan ta iMhiH imteliM SMUlif. has become tbs natlan’s second utom atic 13 Down of Manchester, ConnecU- cations are available at the Must sell immediately. Offers Immaculate 2-bedroom Ranch. 380,900. and worth It. Mr. Mer- 2-car garage, handy location. most vahuible crop — tiftor to the hotel for a rest. That Wednesday meals, so you know eut. this has to be a top notch pro- 6 4 9 4 1 0 9 5 miadon, Whtts wal General Services Office, 41 invited. Heritage House, 649 AU city utlUUes, grUl, air- rttt, Belflore Agency, 647-1418. A good buy at |U,900. Fhlk- frtat W*. HR YObS; oern. In the proaies it has evening we were treated to a ttMs, Ttntisd ' J^ es F. Farr, (tonter Street^kUwChester, Con- 2482. oondittonlng, large tool shed. brick Agency ReaMcrs, 649 eo if M l lift* NM*ir. emsrted ae an Important in­ free dinner, and then had a gram. F t m Estimates! OPEN H O USE Send 504, add 154 for MORIARTY BROTHERS All vinyl ii Secretary necticut. ------convenient to shopping and bui ^BW LWTTNG -^mmacuUte 4300. Mirt NMi«, M tnii enii zir gredient of a kngthy Mat of pro- large room set up for, what Sick oall gave us the name of Easy Tsnnsl (DBA LYNC» MOTORS) 90 H.P. aottki postage and handling for Mtl, ttflt Hi else, card playing. Mrs. LilUan taVigne who is in Board of Directors Town of Manchester. THREB-FAMILy. stone coo- Une. 319,000. Owner, 849 4292. ^P® * bedrooms, flidsh------a copy of the *70 Spring duots, such as paints, soaps, Phone Today 801 Osnber Btroet, M anchsstsr to wall Manchester, Conn. structlon, {Hus single cottage, ______ed rec room, modem kitchen, SIX ROOM Ranch, brick front. Cend 504, add I 64 for I , picked up a game at one the local hospital, Mrs. Agnes plus Loads Connectleut SAT. and SUN. A Summer album. postage and handling for adhsstves, paper, rubber, fkwr 6i9fiU 6 Dated at Manchester, Oon- Robert B. Weiss, In busineas zone. A good in- L-RANCH, 6 rooms, basement wall to wall.in several rooms. 8 bedrooms, fireplacs, garage, ttts, teoetttea, gasoline, candy “^® stores, oaubd ’’Yahtzee,” Hayes who is recuperating at Open BWes. Bhacept T h u rs., S ai. ury and laisty riewu 6UIITI . . » ! ; a copy of Spring A Sum- tm a ! neotleut, this thirteenth day of General Manager vestnwnt. Mere informaUon on partially flnlsbed, garage, m ar Oversised garage. Priced at paik-llka yard. Immediate oo------rin Basic FASHION. bars, Ngh-proteta) beverages, 'began showing some of the her home at 182 N. Ehn St., I Jtetn't N*. 1 AuMowbU* MewS—iMct request, 300,000. Phllbricfc h'.gh school. 320,000. Phllbrick 322,700, worth more. BeUlotw cupancy. Only 328,900. Hayes ^ 5 P.I M ttni 6lii**> tkntlMi in mer Uhrob 19T0. n titlll—ion s46 114 Hit- bfeakfast osseals and even syn- members how to play, and I and Joseph Morris who is re- Agency Reaknrs, 648-4200. Agency Realtors, 646-4200. Agency, 647-1418. Agency, 040-0131, lit Mt hMtIill. tiistto moot. think before long we’U have a ouperattng at Laurel Manor, U

J- \ ' " ' r - ' '■ ■ V - ; V ■ •■■'•- , ■ ■'■'•',■( ''v'W r-.^ ■ . - \J'r ■; \ -vV\\"';>'-' :' ' -vW r, ;\h ■ . \r V .. /.'H y-'^\.v\' ^'. ■ V -i\'\\ \ . V ' \\ ' .\\ v' ' .', ■ ^ S A T U R D A Y , MARCH 28, 1970 PAGE roCTEEN \ . ' \>' v lEattrli^atrr lEiTfttfttg % niii> z : Committee members of Cub Civic Orchestra About Town Scout Pack 68 will meet Mon­ day a t 8 p.m. at the home of TaPerform Th 0 R«v.- Walter H. Loomis, Mrs. William Bryce, 178 Irving pastor of Community Baptist St. Business Bodie For ‘lolanthe’ Church, wlU conduct a service tomoRxnr at 3 p.m. at Oreen ' 'MembsM of Ihe Maniciw tsr Wunnee Chapter of the Ques- Lodfe. He will be assisted by Civic Orcheotra will be phtytog ters will meet Monday at 8 p.m. ROGERS VICE PRESIDENT Mrs. William Gilroy, deaconess. fo r the GiM>ert end gtdttven at the home of Mrs. Wilton Benjamin B. Levy of Weban, Workshop prqduotton of Ihorp, Bolton Notch Rd., Bol­ Mass., has been elected a vice “lot^nthe’’ April 8 and 4 at S:IS Hoee and tedder Co. 1 of the ton. Mrs. Herman Marshall will Town Fire Department' will president of Rogers Oorp. p.m.' Saturday matinee April 4 show films. Members are at 3 p.m. at Battey AudMnrlunx, meet tonight at 7:16 cit the reminded to bring a silent auc­ C. George Krogness Jr., who MHS. Prooeeda WlU benefit the Holmes Funeral Home, 444 Main tion article In lleti of dues, and has reached mandatory retire­ lOH Swimming Pod Pwjeot St, to pay respects to the late at least two old time saj^gs, ment age of 70, has retired from and the MHS Band Udtorm Mrs. NlchoCas Angelo, whose remiedles or customs to be In­ the Rogers board of directors. husband Is a member of the cluded in the Bolton 250th anni­ Fund. Levy, a 1028 graduate of ‘nie following members are com pany. versary booklet. Harvard College, Joined Rogera donating their talenta: Qall in 1044 as sales manager, idtoe Astoria, John HUdebrand, Mi­ G irl Scout T n x ^ 642 tlriU m eet Arhur O. Lyons Jr. of Vernon products. He was promoted to Monday at S p.m. at Commtmity chael OorrelU and Abby wlU speak about hobbles and sales director 10 years later and H orw lU , VdoUns; Oarothiie Baptist C9iurch. antiques, at a meeting of the named sales director, consumer ICurphyi, v io la ; M arten Oook, Manchester Rotary Club Tues­ products in 1960. baasoon; Virginia Dumalna and Memibers of Memorial Tem­ day at 6:80 p.m. at Manches­ In 19M, L e v y becam e sales Alfred Sdilmmei, oeilos; Wil­ ple, Pythian Sl^rs, will meet ter Country Club. director, Poron, a title which liam Shay, bana; Georg* Ley­ tonight at 7 ait the Holmes Fu­ now changes to vice president. den, Olartnet; Dr. FrancRi neral Home, 400 Main St., to Manchester Fine Arts Associa­ Helfitck, trombone: Karen pay respects to Mrs. Nicholas tion winners in -its regular Krinjalc, trumpet; Norman Angelo, who was the daughter “Picture of the Month” oon- WWtney, French hmn; TPed of Mrs. Sarah MiUer and sis­ te^ are Mrs. Shirley Oodraro Kuhne and Jbmiee FVdey, per- ter of Mrs. Helen Potyra, both of Carmen Rd., South Windsor, cuoetan; and Sirkka JOhraun, members of the organization. firs t; Joseph C astle o f Bktst flute. Hartford, second; and Mrs. Eda Friendship Circle of the Salva­ Stepper of 60 Richmond Dr., Committee heads have been tion Army wUl meet. Monday at third. The first place painting nsmed tor the production: Mrs. 7:46 p.m. at the church. Mem­ is on display at the Manches­ Louise Wllhey, costume and bers are reminded to bring ter Savings Bank on Main St., set deedgner; David Shearer, their missionary Jars. Hostesses the second place at Mary stage manager; Jay FYomer, are Mrs. James Munsie and Cheney Library, and the third llghtliv; Arnold ’Ihonipecn, Mrs. Alton Munsie. at Whftcn Memorial library. makbup; Charlotte Whyte, per­ sonnel manager. Itie business staff includes W J. Godfrey Gouiiey, bualneas V manager; John Lombardo, pro- PIZZA-IN-A-WINK grama; Janet Acker, publicity; Henry Poirier, Ucketo; Ann Don't Bnt OoH PteM Area members of the Lawnmower Servicing Deal­ distributor for Bolens products. Others who helped OampbeU, a rt w ork; PlnylBa Tty Riiy% Cook Tonraelf P t o s ers Association look over one of the attractions of plan the exhibit are, from left, Henry Matteson of Gordon, patrons, and Rita Ken- A n * € Btosiitns and Presto Ton Have i way, props. the exhibit the LSDA has planned to be part of the F. C. Matteson Co., Wethersfield; Richard Camp­ Piping Hot PUaa Every Time Connecticut Home Builders Show at the Hartford bell, Glastonbury Power Equipment Co.; Hal Bur­ ’The show wMl^ bo staged and directed by Miss Martha White, Or Let Ray Cook H w o i and BtaJoF G ar Benjamin B. Levy nett, Capitol Equipment Co., Manchester; and Wal­ Armory. The annual event opens Tuesday and con­ assisted by Mary KalbOeisch. 10 BOmrte Servloe—The Feateet l i Town ter M. Simmons, Walter M. Simmons & Sons, Gran­ Poron sales. Poron Is a line tinues daily through Sunday, April 5. A t left is Accompanist is Mrs. Joan Donald F. Fenton, sales manager for Baxley & Bur­ by. The tractor is a 12 horsepower hydrostatic CALL D I 7 7 A D A V ^ f i c a l l of man-made “ breathable’’ mat- NlUor. ■48-0031 riAAA*IIAT W 04S40U terials for shoe insoles, cushion ton Power Equipment Co. of South Windsor, area Husky. 180 S P R U C E STR E E T covers, and linings. Under his THE ONLY ORIGINAL PIZZA SHOP IN TOWN direction, Poron has experienc­ ELECTED TO POST as building Inspector for the PROMOTED AT SNETCO ing Mektron circuit product Schools List ed exceptional growth, necessi­ A. William Astley of Vernon, Town of Vernon and has also Mrs. Margaret C. Lewin of line.” tating purchase of a plant in formerly of Manchester, has served that community as a 63 Hilltop Dr., has been pro- Rogers had nearly $28 million Orientation Woodstock in 1067 and major been elected assistant treasurer constajble. He lives on Dobson moted to dlstriot traffic super- in sales for 1969 tor a wide range expansion of that plant slnoe of the Warren Woolen Co. of Rd. visor by Southetn New Eng- of flber/polymers, plastic mold­ Parochial school students en­ thm . ing materials, Mektron electron­ tering Bennet end Bling Junior Formerly a trustee of Temple NEW SHOWROOM ic circuits and components, and High Schools Grade 9 In Sep­ THIRD ANNUAL other plastic materials. Shalom, Newton, Mass., Levy Albert Rizzo Jr., president of tember wilt meet Tuesday and was a lso a d irector o f ’Temx>le the R izzo Ffool Co. o f N ew ing­ Wednesday momlngB at 8:80 In ANTIQUES SHOW and SALE Israel Brotheihood, Boston. He ton, recently announced plans Lowenganl A Brotherhood the schoolB they wUl attend. At­ served In the Coast Guard Re­ for a Pool and Ski Chalet show­ of Hartfoird has been eippolnted tendance is important to permit serve from 1042 to 1946. A cap­ room In a new 6,000 square corporate pubUc relaitalanB sdMiot admimstrators to make UNITED METHODIST CHURCH tain of the Greater Boston Pro­ foot facility to be buiU off Rt. oounBel far Pioneer Systems, adequate provistans tor classes gram for Harvard College and 83 at Vernon Circle. Inc. of Mancheetter. Pioneier and teachm. manufactures and mertoete a Bennet students wUt nwgfl'in for five years a member the Groundbreaking ceremonies ROUTE 44A, BOLTON, CONN. variety of products and services the Ubrary of the Elaat Side executive committee of the were held last week, and com­ including aubomBited sew hig Recreation Building with Joel class of 1928, he is an active pletion la slated for May 30. equipment, parachutes and re­ eSuison, guidance counselor. THURS. APRIL 2, 1 P.M.-10 A.M. mem'ber of the Harvard Club. Featuring in the new display covery syst^ns, home denorat- Jam es Cam axata, RUiig ooun- Levy lives with his wife at rooms will be a complete line tng and handicraft products, seOar, w ill con fer w ltti the group 38 Gammons Rd., Waben. of in-ground cuid above-ground FR I. APRIL 3, 1 PJIt-9 P.M. catolytto maibertaJs end fu el in the guUanoe offioe. swimming pools, as well as Krogness, a Rogers director cells. Hie firm also provides Popiis win be tested Tues­ pool supplies and accessory Sponsored By since 1967, was closely associat­ animating devices tor the oom- day, and an explsnatton’ of the equipm ent. Women’s Society of Chrtetlon Service ed with the company for many minAcation arts lihduatry, serv­ program of studies given and Reg. Admission gl.OO—^Wlth TUs Ad 76c Each years in his position witii Rob­ Ftrom October through March, ices in foreign trade, technical registration held Wednesday. ert Heller & Associates, man­ the showroom will handle a full manpower and real estate de­ Parents are invited to attend agement consultants. line of skis, ski equipment, velopm ent. the Wednesday seeelcn. clothing and accessories, as MANAGES SERVICE w ell E ts snowmobiles and pool 'ON!LY 19 DAYS LEFT Mrs. Jane Karanda of East A. WUHam Astley tables. Mrs. MSrgsnt O. Lewin Hartford has been appointed Dale M. Briere of Enfield will THE EAST CATHOLIC PLAYERS manager of the now Lady Dun- Stafford Springe, manufacturer manage the Vernon store and land Telephone. Her office is in hlU Manchester office which of woolens and specialty fab­ a branch in, Thompsonville. Riz­ Neiw Haven. WILL PRESENT rics. zo's Manchester store at 344 Mrs. Lewin Joined the tele­ WHICH His election to the post was Broad St. (rear) will reopen phone company as an operator announced recently at the A p ril 1. in Hartford and was chief annual meeting of the company operator In the Windsor Locks MY FAIR LADY TWIN directors by R.H. Valentine, SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT office at the time of her recent chairm an. Herbert E. Johnson of Man­ prom otion. APRILS, 9. I0& II does Astley has been employed at chester was elected senior vice Warren as an accountant since president of Qie Connecticut Na­ OFFSET PLATE SHOWN CURTAIN: 8:15 P.M. his own his retirement eight years ago tural Gas Corp. at the annual Rogers Corporation demon­ DONATIONS $2.00 ECHS AUDITORIUM when he left a similar post with stockholdeni’ meeting Monday. strated Its new “ 2000” offset the U.S. Envelope Co. printing plate at the annual He la wen known to Manches­ stocldiolders meeting Thineday ter theatergoera, having served at Hartford. The unique one-step for many years as writer, di­ plate Is exposed, theil Immedi­ rector and producer of plays tor ately put on a printing press INCOME TAX the Center Thespians and the without chemlc^ treatment. It'i easy to spot the wise BOTlI^ Little 'Iheatre of Manchester. Norman L. Greenman, Rogers man who takes his return FEDERAL He and his wife, Ruth, for­ president, .told stockholders, merly lived at 184 Center St. Dr, Robert E, Paul to H & R BLOCK. He's AND “ Prospects for the ‘2000’ plate smiling, happy and secure. 'They now make their home at are bright, with small quantities CHUlOCPRACnC PHYSICIAN STATE the Mt. Vernon Apts. In Vernon. now becoming available at selec­ Smart taxpayers from ANNOUNCES THE OPEBnNG OF m s OFFICE FOR coast-to-coast know the ted test points.’’ HORN PROMOTION value of qualified tax as­ Greenman also said that THE PRACrnCE OF CHHtOFHAOTIC George B. MacDonald of Ver­ 2000 sistance. nm . Jane Ksranda “ costs associated with the ‘ ’ AT ‘5 non has been promoted to assis­ plate program were very high GUARANTEI tant vice president for field We guorontee occurate preparation of every tax return. opened early this month in the in the first quarter. These ex­ 31 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, WEST If we make any errors that cost you any penalty or Manchester Parkade. penses, together with lower sales MANCHESTESl, CONN. interest, we will poy the penolty or interest.______caused in part by the lengthy The office is a branch of General Electric strike, have re­ Dunhill of Hartford, Inc., a sulted in substantially lower pro­ career counseling and place­ fits compared with last ment service with head­ year's first quarter. As we ex­ OFFICE HOURS quarters at 100 Oonstitution TELEPHONE America's Largest Tax Service with Over 4000 Offices pected and stated in our annual TUES. THURS., SAT. Plaza. 648-6866 report, 1970 has gotten off to a BY APPOINTMENT Mancbeeter Shopping Parkade — Lower Level The new branch win spe­ H erb ert E . JchHMSi slow start. We still look tor a cialize in handling poeltions in significant pick-up later In the Between Sean and Grants Bear Entrances . . . In announcing the election, secretarial, clerical, data pro­ year, particularly In the recover- cessing, financial. Insurance, R.H. WUUs, presldeRt, said Mon. t in FrI. 9 AJtl. to 9 P.M. public relations, advertising, le­ that Johnson’s responsibUitiea Sat. and Sun. 9 AJtl. to 6 P .M — Phone MS-24C8 gal, sales and' marketing, and will encompass the administra­ other Job categories. tion and coordination of all CNG .NO APPOINTMENT IS NECESSARY. departments. Also announced was the — oM Iw promotlm of Gerald B. Taylor of Enfield to director of engi­ neering and lAanning, the post PARKADE fo rm erly held b y Joriuison. A graduate of Yale Universi­ ty, Johnson Joined the gas firm in 1986 and has held George B. MsoDoBSld various staff and c^rdting Everyone of Pilgrim Mills superviaory positionB. operations at Horn Oonstruction He is active In scouting and B A R R i C f N i joins in sending Co., Inc., of Hartford. has served as chairman of the OPEN In his new capacity, he wUl Blackledge District Oommlttee, yw this greeting: be responsible for field operor Charter Oak OouncU. He Is ac­ lions of all company projects tive in the affairs of Emanuel CANDY In New England. Lutheran Church. He and his of New York. Fresh for Easter. MacDonsdd at one time was a wife, the former Eleanor Berg- Fancy and gift wrapped. fireman In Manchester’s 8th gren o f, Moncheeter, live at .District He served two terms 307 Spring St. ’ f a s t e r ♦1.59 T. *5.00 EASTER Large assortment of OPEN Ekister Baskets, Choc­ to You and Your Family olate Eggs, Chocolate Rabbits and Empty WESTOWlr Baskets. ALL DAY PHARMACY SUNDAY SUNDAY 434 OAKLAND ST. • ReuI* «3 # MANCHESTER AU Mndicitud Services AvaUable 8A.M. to 9P.M. Gifts wrapped free for Easter giving. O o ta y PbUMi * W A L L lN O F C H iO S49 Boston P e s t Bond * IH IA N O E 455 HARTFORD RD.

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have been lucUon: Mra. tum e and Riding Off Air 1 Shearer, ay Fromer, By CYNTHIA lAIWRY cle, a fisherman with a rotting Tbompaon, NEW YORK (AP) — ‘"n»en old tub, a lot of debts, a second Whyte, per- Came Bronson” with its peripa­ wife and a mlxed-up 21-year-old tetic hero will soon be riding off son by hte first marriage. ’The aff inoludea the televisian screens after a son was suffering from some Ley, biMrineaa single season. The NBC series neurosis stemming ifrom the tnbardo, pro- seems to have come a cropper death of his mother, but nobody ir, publicity; because of a star who was not suggested psychiatric help. Iceta; Ann very happy with his role and be­ The father wanted to get rid k; PhyBSfi cause of low ratings—not neces­ of the boat, but his son had a kk Rita Ken- sarily in, that order. seizure each time it was sug­ The series, however, has a lot gested. ’Then, somehow—it of pleasant things going for It. It seemed as if Bronson managed > staged and was filmed entirely on location, it by Just staring at his cousin— [artha WMte, which gave it iwt only a Bpedel ■the boy suddenly pul'led himself KalbOetBch. colorful quality but a certain va- together. Oomiiletely recovered, Mra. Joan iUidiity. Wednesday night’s epi­ he was last seen saiUng away to sode, for Instance, was shot on Acapulco on a rich man’s yacht. the PacUic waterfront, against a And Branson scratched his background of boats. Ahnoet al­ head, smiled enigmatically and List ways, too, the , characters sur­ rode on. rounding the central figure were More than mast cf us realize tion shtUful and beUevable. —it has come so gradually—net­ Jim BronBon, as interpreted w ork televifEdan today tackles atudenta en- by Michael Parks, suggested a boldly and forthrightly some nuner Junior contemporary disturbed young themes that only a few aeesona le 9 In Sep- man—a kmer, wandering the back would have either been Tueaday and West on^ a Motorcycle. Each outlawed by the house censors ga at 8:80 In West on a motorcycle. Each or only hinted at. il attend. At- m iddle o f someone eVse’ s crista. Wednesday might’s ’’Medical uit to permit When ikt passes, he climbs on hts Center” on CBS was an excel­ ora to make maddne and rides off to anoth­ lent case in point. It was a story a fo r cleBena er one. about the repercusaions that fol­ Bronson is one of the most si­ lowed the ddscovery that the wUt megt^ln lent heroes in TV hdstoiy. Most­ bride of a reoently dischaiged s E>aat Slide ly, he stands around Itatenlng to Vietnam veteran suffered from tg with Joel other pe o p 1 e, occasionally what once was delicately re­ e oounaeka:. scratching his head thoughtfully. ferred to as a “social Asease.” m in g count- When he does have something to ’The drama emerged from the Util the group say, he has a tendency to mum- cbscoveiy, leading to the famil­ Joe. Me. Understatment is fine, but iar business of the dedicated rated 'R m o- Bronson carries It a bit too tar. young doctor putting hda career naUnn’ of the Sometimes, too, the scripts cn the kne for a cause. In this t given and are as hard to understand as the case it was a belief that a pti- Wednesday, hero. The recent eptaode was ed to attend developed around Bronson’s un­ (8ee Page Three) raion.

ts Y Mary Frances Crosby is Goldilocks in musical version of fairy tale Tuesday night 8:30-9 p.m. on NBC. She’s really Bing Crosby’s daughter.

TORIUM Jtmior Samples, comedian on “Hee Haw” on the CBS Tele­ ‘Hallmark’ Sets Shiloh Ranch vision Network, has six children ^Hamlet’ for T V and is a grandfather at 43. Up for Sale A new, two-hour production of Shakespeare’s “Hamlet,” witti NEW YORK (AP) — ’Hie Richard Chamberlain in the “ FV>r sale” sign will go up soon title role, will be a ’’Hallmark on Shilofh Ranch — again. The Hall of Fame” color presenta­ sprad changes tuinds Just about tion during the 1970-71 season ora every three yeans although the ^ M n e k the NBC Tetevtsdon Network. ranch foreman, die Virginian, ’’Haonlet” ■will be part of the stays on. JEFOR ELECTRONICS “Hallmark’' observance of its ’’The Virginian” is due for 20th consecutive season on tele- some major face-lifting before LftBORATORIES vtaian. it starts its ninth season cm NBC. James Dury who has played the title role since the 111 BROAD first program, and Doug Mc­ MINI-MOTORS Clure who Joined the c»st about SMALL. ENGINE a year 'later, will stay with the STEREO S P E C IA L IS ’TS series. John Mclntine and his wife, Jeannette Nolan, who for LBPHONE CHAIN SAWS the past few seasons have play­ 64S-«80e TAPES ed the parts of Shdlcdt’s owner SHARPENED and ■'wife, are expected to lea ve REPAIRED the series. FOR This cdiange will be an effort We Are Not-Satisfied to put new life fuid cfolor in the CARS UntU You Are! series. When the series started, 649-8705 Liee J. Oobb played the ranch owner — and grumbled at his TV-Radlo Sales and Service 188R W. Middle Turnpike lot for about three years. When hta contract ran out, (Jbarles t Bickford took over and stayed 'With the program ipitil stricken with the UlnesB that preceded »E Atlantic Fuel Oil his death. Then the Mclotlres arrived. Through it all, die 90-mlnute LT.WOODCO'a Phone 643-1129 series loped comfortaMy alcmg, not exiactly a smash hit, but Bill Cosby’s third special, “The 'nurd. Bill Cosby FOB M-HB. BOBNBB SBBViqil, THU 64B-S701 N never In danger. Special,’’ is on Wednesday, 9 to 10 p.in. on NBC.

ER nv PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1970 MANCHEBIEB EVENING HERALD, IIANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1970 PAGE 7H B E B SATURDAY JU PROGRAM Educational MONDAY JC/ PROGRAM Morning TUESDAY JU PROGRAM lit* (8) OIri Talk <0) tor hb aarsaaiits’ glitar, Haito 1:** (8) Girl Talk <0) (8) News wtik F ran k Bey- S;|g <8> Greea Acres (C) (S> I lava IMV I."” Jomea Whitmore, (8) I Love Lacy poater hired to pose oa U:M Hie BtMkeee (g*M) M ovb Faub Oorday. (38) Film murdered llnancbr. Edmond (g) G et It Tegetlier B rb h tey Be- (88) Divorce Coart (G) O'Brien, Laratoe Day, Julie (4#> Caadle^ BewUag (O aolde aad ClUf Bobertsoa with p o rt (0) U:St (S) BFD S Frmak Atw«< Ai 4ht Wsild Tl (C> (8) Troth ar GaaaaqaeMaa (0) (8) As the World Toro* (G) (38) HanUey - Brtafcley Be- (gAM) Uaderdw ^ ^ . <®> aad Alice Ghoelley. Broadway (8) T rath e r fboseqaeoeea <0) l:gg (S) Saperm — (G) day star retoras to her coajr Saaday, March 38 Bpatto ood Featare (86*48) Nerra — Weather — (gg) Movlee abaadoaed ckOdrm are Uvbg T htes to t 8:8* IS) S aarb e Sem ester (O) Sporte aad Feotore (0) “Cemmuidae Strike at Dawa" b shack on her property. ’88. 8:88 AaUqacx Vn (S*A) Days St Oar Uvea <01 eaoto b li Day* sf Oar Liras (8-48) Newlywed G am e (G> 7:88 (848) Med Sqood (G) (8-tg> Jim m y D araato Pre- (S-l*) Newbwad Oarae <0> 8:18 (8) FerspecUve* (G) (3*38) The Braes Are Gomb' BBVlaa FreedoBi Flgktar la eeab LeanoB Sbbra 8:88 Freaek Chet (8) GoMbs Light <0) (18) W hat's My U na (I) OoUlag Light L aosk-la (G) 8:48 (8) Morabg Befleolten* (G> (*48> D a tb g G am e (G) iceaei from movie “Hello P a 8:88 The Show (0) til* "The Deadly Affair" 7:88 (I) New* (G) (3838) Aaothvr Worid — Boy 8:88 (18) MeVte Dolly.” erlmbal whose ballet luu (3*38) A a t o r W aild (0> (8) M r. Goober (G) 8:88 (8) Bed SheUea H ear M ayberry B ID (G) (8*38) Today Shaw (G) G ib While eearchbg for golden (I) Boogor Blattea <01 uneventnil Oxford life ot on 8:88 (8) Hop B b h ard s Show (G) (S> BaeebaU (0) ben of St. James east from 6:88 Say It with Haad* American exchange professor (8) Tke M ovb G am e (8) Boager Stalba (G) famed fairy tale combining New .York Mete vs. leie gold loobd from Saracens by 6:88 What’s New B (1838> Aaolber W oiU — of anebnt languages changes (88) Film (G) Som erset (G) live acUon and animation. 7:88 Drag* Use and Abiue Semenot (C> (3838) Aaether WerM — Bing Oosby, hb wife Kath­ ABgelee Crasaders Vlfcbg adveatorer Premier* — Oompanbn pro­ dramaUcaUy when he b oaked (88) G allopbg G oarm et (G) g;gg (S) Big S Tkeolre fbds love aad b captared by 7:88 French Chef by Middle Bastora oU mag* ( « ) M ovb (8) Mike Deagbe Shew (G> a ryn and two of their children "Private War of Majer Bea- Moorish Sheb. (G> Veal Prince Orioff gram with Interlocktiig eb- nate to decipher secret mes- 8:1S< 8) Yogi B ear Show (G) (18) Sewlag (G) star. bob (48) Here Come the Sters (C> 8:88 World PrcH menU to "Another worhL” (48) D ark Shadew* "Seven in Darknesa" - R BtatemeBt to preei. Ckarltaa Sports (C) 18:08 Mnsic oa TV m erset, town about 60 mUes 8:18 (S) O overaer aad J .J . (G) from Bw Ctly, locale ot t!8t (8)' Daria Day Shaw HeitOB, dalle Adame, Davld ° (gg) FUm My Wife Said That’s Bnough 18:88 (8) Garal B araett Show (G) (88) New* (O) (18) Bom per Beam (G) 18:88 (8) 88 M teates (G) JaaeeeB. ll:g5( 3) M ovb 18:38 Who IsT M ovb (38) My UlUe Margie S:gg <3g) Batmaa (0) "K eys of the K bgdom ” ’44. Oscar Niemeyer way. (38-88) It Take* Tiro (C) (I8.48) FUatotoaea (48) Dork Shadows (0) (18) T ea O’clock B eport (C) (8) David F re st Show (G) I (I) Ferry Masea 4:lg(S) CBS GoU Clasele (O) to estoblbh a mbslea. Toesday, March II 18:1* (IS) Tempo U (G) 18:88 (1838) Merr* Brenda Va(xaro and (M8> Now (G> 18:88 (8*38) Goaeoatratba 4:88 (8) Hoaol (0) Gene Barry on NBC’s "Taxes — Sylvb Porter U” (48) G alloabg G oarm et (38) My I W b M arg b 11:88 (8) Mews — W eather aad Lions .Are Free," U:3S (8) Mevb -GboI m ateh. “Name of the Game” to e its 11:88 (8) Love of U fe "Dongeroua G am es” '68. Hep!” Friday 10-11 U:38 (gg) T ealght Show Johhay Car* 7:88 Ingle* P ara* Todo* Friday 8:30-10 p.m. (18) D elta Beese Ferry Maaoa (8*38) Hollywood Sqoare* (G> (18) Leave I t to B eaver In Paris, teeiugers get in­ MB B (G) 8:88 Cobb. Izzae (IS) Dmmb the Meaaee 11:18 (88) Nerra — W eather and (8) Beat the Clock volved In kidtuiptog which (88) FUm <«) T hat Girl (O) (88) OBligaa’* Islaad leads to murder. Jean Ser- (48) News — W eather and Ballet G a b (38) Maaater* 8:88 (8) Now* wMh Walter (K) Sea Baat 18:18 (8-8) News —^Weather aad vab, Pascale Audret, Loub 5:gg (3 Gldcet ( SporU (G> 18:88 The Show B U:8S (8) Mavb (48) T rath e r Goaseqaeaee* (g-4g) Wide World of Sports Show (48) OUUgaa’s b b a d kite Sport* “The Jelsoa Stair” tarry (38) SeoM blood of on ancient fish, then (8-tt) D b k GaveH Shmv (G) 6:gg (3) W eather — Sporte aad Bporta <0) Parks portrays lab Jasa stag- OB) D bk Vaa Dyke turns Into a mauter, Arthur 18:88 (8) Search for Tomerrow (G> (88) B ^t M asteraoa (88) FOm Newe 7:35 6:38 m uu’s New (48) T r a i h e r Ge (38) HanUey-Briakby B epart Frans, Jooniu Moore, Troy t o Off (gg) FUm 18:55 (48) News H eadlbes — G S M Doitahue. Where Game (C) (48) New* 8 :tf (38) Leeal New* (3g) New B rita b Cloee-Cp W eather — 3:45 (88) Local New* (8-18) A World A part (0) (48) Barrhide 7:88 (8) After Dbaar Movla 1:15 (8) News aad Weather — Mo- Gaesb: The Temptatbas, Beligbas FUm aad SIga Off 7:18 Drag* Vac sad Abase B News (01 (M8) Dbk Gavett Show (G> m eat i t Medltatba and Sign d:3g (3> Newe with Bogor Madd 1:88 (8) ChH br Theatre 7M (I) After Diaaer Movb U:56 (3838) New* (C) (8) Nerr* rrith W alter Groo- "The Third Votee” '6a Sus­ 0 TV 8 Beport Pool KBup Kea Beny and Peggy UptM. 8:18 Faaith Ezbta (IS) My Favorite M ariba "Beeauae You're Mtoe’’ 68. U:48 (8*38) Tealght Shaw Johau klte catholic. Orthodox sad Pio- K l'hy. lt:M NET Festival Maes, cetebraited by Pope Paul (3*38) Ufe with Lbkietter bslaat eharches of Greater (8-48) The F .B J . Ballet Gala TV RECEPTION SIMULATED table. 3-etage I.F. amplifier en­ (848) Let’s Make a Deal (3636) Then Come Broatoa Hartford are spoBMrs of aa- 8:88 (3838) BUI CMby 8b*w (C> VI in Vatican CHty, 11 a.m. to 3:88 '.t> iMvo Is a Maay Spleadored (8-46) Engelbert Hamper- Buai Ecamealciil servbe that 8:88 (S Oiea CampbeU Good time Friday, April 3 sures sharper pictures . . . more noon on NBC . . . “New York TThteg tt) Days o t Oar Lives 7:88 (38) A gricaltare on P arade (3838) Bonanza (C) 6:38 What’s New Built-in and UHF antennas. conducts Beeltixrven’s “Pidelio,” (8-46). D stiag Gam e (C) (18) Della Beese (C> 7:38 (38) This Is the Life ( 8-48) M ovb I'.** ria ^ c the Guitar w. F. Noad All in an attractive, charcoal 4:30-6:30 p.m. on OBS . . . “The 8:88 (8) He Said. She Sold (G) (36) Sea Hnnt (3) Davey aad O olbth (C) "The Chase’ Marlon Brando, 1:38 Bridge rrlth Jeam Cox Ed Sullivan Show,” filmed (3*86) AaeUer Worid — Bay 11:35 (3) Movie * 8:88 (3) l u r C hristopne.s (C> Jane Fonda* Coavbt ezeape* 6:88 SoBl! cabinet of lightweight, high im­ City (C) "Zarak” 67. Man becomes (8) S a b ts (or ChUdrea (C> and head* for hi* Texa* home 9:88 Platform Teaab National pact plastic. army hospital, 8-9 p.m. on (840) General Hospital outlaw when driven from hb . (38) HcciJe and Je csle Show where kb wife b havbg aa Champbashlp* (or Mbed CBS . . . "The C3»ase.” fiim S:M (8) O om er Fyle — USMG Carson (G) 8:38 (<>l A w ake (C> m eotbg. (3638) Aaether World — (8-46) D bk GaveH Shew (C) da, 9*11:46 p.m. on ABC. Somerset 1:60 (8.8646) News — Prayer aad 8:45(48) Sacred Heart (8838) The Bold Ones (C) MONDAY: "The Deadly Af­ (8) M b e Doagla* Show (C> (8) F aith (or Today (C) (18) S ew bg (G> 1:15 (8) News aad Weather — Ma- 11:M (3*38) New* — Weather and fair,” based on John le Carre meat of MedItatloB sad SIga (38) F Troop Sport* (C) (48) T hb b the Life 1 Starlight Movb- 9:38 (3) From the College Campos "Mlracb of Oar Lady of Fb* Mlaxlmilian Schell, 8:30-10:30 (8) Christophers (C> tima’> hi. Story of three Silent Bronson (38) i* t tio Celebrab (C> peasant chUdren who witnes* p.m. on ABC. (48) F aith (or Today (C) vbleo b smaU PortagCM vll- For YeSmg TUESDAY: "The Uons Are ! TYPEWRITERS 9:45 (8) Sacred H eart bge of Fatima. Gilbert Free," documentary sequel to R id in g O ff A ir 18:88 (3) The Y ear 1388 (C) Boload, Aaieb Clark, Sherry An entirely new weekly Beries bprcml News Easter broad- film, "Bom Free,” 7:30*8:80 Juliet Prowse is a GUARANTEED c m Is (38) Tonight Show Johnay Car of special, two-mkiute htformar (Ooiitiiuied from Page One) S(uest on CBS’ “The (8) D ialof«e (C> tbnal-educalicnal broedoagts p.m. on OBS . . . "The Brass (St) Sacratce of tlio Mam 11:45 (848) News — Weather aad Are Cornin’,” with Herb Alpert Uenfs health was more impor­ Don Knotts Nice, SERVICE (40) The Christophers deaigned specifically for stdiool- age diDdren will be preaented and the Tijuana Brass,” 7:30- tant than fotkrwlng a rule. Glean, Decent, Whole­ ()naUty woifc hy onr It:St (8) This Is the Life (C> Marlon Brando in the U:18 (48) M ovb 8:30 p.m. on NBC . . . "NETT <4t) bplderm aa film, “The Chase,” “ HeU so Frisco Bay” five times each Saturday — at STANEK The rule stated that a pCiysl- som e Hour” M d a y 9- tfo laed niwiAaBltta IH il:it (4t) Uoverameat Story and respect — b gaa doel The educational broadcasts ELECTRONICS was found to be suffering from 4:18 (18) Uaderdog (C) Ts AiMEW ft 00|s comedy film with Dean Martin 4:88 (8) B asel (C> U:St <84t) Dtocovery (C> Boal big ear elaaob. which he caanot wb. wai be produced by C3S News venereal disease. The teen-age (18) H am per Boom (G) 1 2 :tt (Si We Believe (C> 4:38 (38) M .vbo 1:18 (88) Nerra and Sign Oft 277 BROAD STREET — PHONE 649-1124 and Jerry Lewis, 9-11 p.m. on (48) News B eadlbe* — D8AF ot ISO girl and her young husband (38) My L t ^ M a rg b **CaUollc** “Tap Boob’' Hayprard. and a total such program NBC. <86*48) F ib te b a a s LmYtag Word he dbagTMo with her lathcr’i tient, not the doctor. (48) aU llgaa’* Izlaad U:Z5 (St) Focas (C) pMittaa of War Betweea the e r B Face the Natioa (C> State*. With Ward Bead aad single subject. Make a Difference Where You Save! THURSDAY: "It Couldn’t Be 6:80 (8) Stam p the Star* * IT DOES way, crusading Dr. Gannon had (18) Leave It to B eaver (St) Bible Aaswers 5:M (8) M ovb Done," a salute to U. S. workers a (d]enoe to nrnke some ^leech­ <30) FUm (St) Cobb. Weekead (C> “Law of War” Mcl Ferrer, grams will cover a wide range and U.S. know-how, 7:30-8:30 (St) GBlIgaa’* Izlaad U:45 (8f H«allh Beat 'i t (C) Pebr Vaa Eyck, W WD: Af­ ot es about putting more emphasis l : t t (Sh’St) Meet the Press (C) ter partbaa bbwi ap German subject matter of tetereat to INSTANT p.m. on NBC . . . “The Unex­ (46) TratB or Coazoqaence* ^^Irtemp Installation Nasi commander school-age children, and will on prevention than on puHsh- 8:86 (84) Weather — Sport* aad (S) Y ear Comraaalty (C plained," mysteries of human ment and to beg to treat the af- New* (0) (8) 8th Day (C> captures 30 townsmen -as host show how things lookr' why EARNINGS body and the world, 7:30-8:30 (IS) My Favorite Morttaa (4t) CoBversatloas with . .. ages to be killed If man re­ things happen, how thinga work, S AV I N G S Qlctod as patients, not pariahs. (36) F ather Nodolny l:S t (S) Bly S Theatre sponsible Isn’t turned over. p.m. on NBC. . . "Fate Is the It all added up to a happy end­ (86) McHoIe’* Navy ‘ The Miracle of the BeUs*’ (38) E xperim eat b TV scope of topics, tbeae miniature from day ot deposit. Ford, 9-11 p.m. on CBS. (8) New* with F rank Bey- Fraak Hlaatra, Fred MacMar- End of a way of Uvbg tkat features may show how a nold* (0> « y . kaa existod far tfcaaM ada of 4 time* yearly. FRIDAY: "Cinderella," re- years wiU be explored.. beaver buUds a d w , bow a sub­ (U) Dick Vaa Dyke (SeSt) FroaUers of FaiU (C> 'S r B * B g 8 T 8 t’8 ~ 8 t * 8 8 T r i B A B * l * t l■ 8 T^.TMTI^H broadcast of Rogers and Ham- (36) Mew H o rb o u B (8) Issaes aad Aaswers (C> 8:88 (38*38) Fraak McGee Beport marine functions, what tonsils (4t) Yoar Mayor's Beport (C> (48) 13 O 'C bek Hlgk merstein musical, 7:30-9 p.m. on ‘TONY’ SHOW (M) UnaUey-Brlakley Beport i:65 (Mt) NBA Basketball (C) “The HoUbw M aa’ are, bow a computer works, 1007 MAIN ST., MANCHESTEB * BOUTB 81. COVUNTBY CBS. . . "The Don Knotts Nice, "Broadway '70 ,— The T\)ny- 6:46 (36) LooOl Near* S:tt (St) Film (8) News with B oger M odi where paper oomea from. They 7:06 (3) What b the Worid (G> (St) Sktppy (C) (8838) O.E. CcBege Bowl (C> Clean, Decent Wholesome Awards," a spec’s! honotlrg "C aiu d a“ S:St (S) Beit Ske'-Aa: A ^ m b o l (8) Lassie (C) will make up a kind of live- Hour," 9-10 p.m. on CBS . . * d!istlnguidhed achievements in (30) UnaUey - Brinkley B ^ of Life SALES & SERVICE “Expel bleat at Doddbbara” Platform Tennis National the N'fw York thoatr’ during (M Trath or CoazeqBeaees (C> Film focases oa embattled edge for chUdren who have (18) Coadld C am era See B* fUr oer b o eeet sor- Beit Sheaa VaOey; Its aacleat Vbit roach b Bbodevb aad Championships for Mixed the 1969-70 season, will be vey when yea boMd or meii- history aad Hs preseat statas. oboerre aa experimeat eoa- ‘graduated’ from “Oiptain Kan­ MANCHESTER broedoast on NBC April 19. (86*46) Now* — W eather — (St) Coaaectlcat Dlaslrated: A daetad to determine whether Doubles, from Greenwich, Conn.^ Sporte aad Feotaree e m lo e . Place Amoaff Us (C) leclmbBes of eatib laaehbg garoo" and who are now at­ 9 p.m. on Channel 24 . . . "Like Leadl-g Broadway petformera 7:86 (3) Heq Haw (C) FUm fecases oa work of Maas- eaa be ased b beta dea tending primary acbooL” Hep!" with Dinah Shore, 10*11 will take part in tiie presenta­ Gueib; Merle Haggard, Lin­ field TratataiK School. State c a b ae of Africa’* w M OLDSMOBILE ^ da Ronstadt. lastItatloB fer meatally retard p.m. on CBS. tions of the 24th annual (3*3*) V lrgtaba (C) (8) Load of Ihe Obata (8-46) Naaoy a a d the Frefez- "Yew OMambll* Dsahr" Antoinette Perry (“Tony”) *or (C) S:St Soars of Easter (C) (48) I S » (C) James Mitiihell, who is seen Awards. BeMg*mttnn and Traditleaal soars sf Easter 7:38 (8) To Borne with Love (C> william W 1 n d o m, star of (18) What’* My L b e A ir OoBdltlonlBg seasea preseated by Greater (3838) World of D baev LIvi ortba and aalmzliid come to It,” reveals that an U- Kay Medford, costar of “Tto ' (IS) Movb (S*4t) A m eitcaa Sportsm aa fcatoretb zhaarbg aomher of vision Network, played the role 8:16 (8) Beverly HUlbUlb* ‘ (C> (St) Bolirleae Special (C) ztiaago creatareo seldaas seea Mack the Knife in the award- lustrmis enceator of the eame Rome With Love” on the CBS (»48) Boom 338 6 4 9 - ^ 7 3 3 (St) Seatbera Mt (C> Dan Blocker on NBC’s name was U.S. Secretary of the Televlaion Network, had her own 8:8* (8) Medteol Ceater (G> Laker Day U tt aad yea are 7:85 ( l l ’^ r r a (O winning otf-Broadtray produc- (l*3*> Third BUI Oosby Spe- 47t IL MMOe Itamplke there as t^ stack car drivers SMt a ) Ed BaUraa tOww (C> “Bonanxa” Sunday 9- tkm of "The Threepenny NEW or USED TTeesuiy and had Ids piidure on nightclub aot while still in high ols3 (0) la world eoavorve oa DetUar- Ooests: Bobbb Ozatig, Back two kimim of two-doUar biUa. 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WASHINt Strike o t a spread dren tnd oenten FOUK MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATORDAY, MARCH 28, today and < ' f * T T » n a i T. • t* / number of travnlera EJaater vtoil THURSDAY JU PROGRAM Only h alf flights wei 1:00 (S) Girl Talk 2:30 (3) Guldlny la(ht (C) (8 40) Pat Paulsen Show (C) Adr Tranapt (2(k30) The Doctors (C) (18) What's My Line 8:30 (8-40) Bewitched “Fate Is the Hunter" '64. (8-40) One Life to Live itahger otation (C) ter. Glenn Ford, Nancy Kwan, The strik (20^) Another World Bod Taylor, Suinnne said, prbba boinersei (C> Pleshette, wal^ Cox, Nehmiah (8) Mike Douglas Show f'linisiones (C) Reilly and Janice Harper. tween airpi 6:00 (3) Ferry Mason (8-40) Paris 7000 (C> (18) Dennis »ue Menace (18) Ten O 'O ook Report (C) 1,361 oontr (20) ThU Is the Life ie;3« (18) Tempo 18 (C> work repor (30) MUasters Glenn Ford stars in 11:00 (8-8-30-40) News ~ Weather eral Aviat (40) GUllgan’s Island and Sports (C> 6:26 (40/ Vvcatuer \?a(ch the film, “Fate Is the (18) Della Reese (C) stressing U B:S0 (8) Stump the Stars (C) (20) The Detectives safe, said a (18) JLfCave It to iteaver Hunter,” Thursday 9- 11:25 (3) Movie w as iRUng (20) US Navy hllm 11 p.m. on CBS. “ Fra D lavolo" '62. Rebel lead­ (30) Uuligan's Isiand er organises Italian pe 6:06 (40) Rawhide (18) Candid Camera 1:00 <8-S(MU)) News — Prayer and When th 6:30 (3) News with Walter Cron- (89-40) News — Weather — Sign Off T raffic C a kite (C) Sports and Feature (3) Don Knott's Special (0> today. ■ NBC. (8) 1 Love Lacy (8^) Here Come the Brides (20) Film (8) Dinah Shore ^Mclal (C) But, bicrc (30) Divorce Court (C> (2(K40) Bracken's World (C> er persoom (40) AU My Children (C) (840) Love American Style (3) As the World Tom s (C) (IS) Ten O 'clock Report (C) aick-oaU ixx (20-30) Life with LInkletter 10:30 (18) Tempo 18 (C) In New Y ‘Another World’ (8-40) Let's Make a Deal (C) 11:00 (8-MO 40) News — Weather (3) Love Is a Many Splendored and Sports (C> cent of the Thing (C) (18) Della Reese (C> sho:wed toe (20 30) Days of Onr Lives (C) (20) Ripcord (8-40) Newlywed Game (C) 11:25 (S) F r fu y Spectacular only 26 pei (3) GuldliiK Ll,hl (C) “ Body- - A - Soul"- ,|D '47. Guy- from and Clevde Divides Into Two (20-30) The Doctor, (C) slums battles his way to top CMcago 57 (a^) Dating Game (C) of fights right, onl]r to learn areas of t tablished serial, including ex­ (3) He Said, She Said (C) that crooked►ked way Is not al­ NEW YORK (AP) — NBC wiU (20.30) Another World — Bay waysivays the best. John Garfield, the South, launch on Monday a hew day­ changes of characters and, oc­ City (C) LUll Palmer. (8-40) General Hospital (C) “ Over-Exposed" '66. Crime time serial called “ AnotJier casionally, interwoven story (3) Gomer Pyle — DSMC (C) photographerapnei exposes vice (See ] World—Somerset.” This must lines. (20 30) Bright Promise (C) ring. Richard Crenna, Cleo This type of program repro- (8-tf) One Life to Live (G> N Moore. Raymond Greenlesa. not be c The tvorld’s “flnest eatln* had a hit by putting country folk (40) News first Japanese colony In Call- chicken” with ln(X)mpai«bie ered retur 6:05 (40) Rawhide fomla fights drought, pesti­ taste. 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