U.S. Suspends Vietnam Talks

WEDNESDAY, M AY 6, 1972 PAGE THIRTY-SIX Most Manchester Stores Open Tonight Until 9. 0*Clock Andover Lottery Winner The Weather LW V Annual Meeting May 22 92549 Gradual clearing, cool tonight; low in 40s. Friday mostly euniiy The Andover Ueague of Wom­ and Mrs. Robert LeBaron,' Mrs. ing year. At last year’s annual and w a tm er; high near 8S. Out­ Philip Joranson and Mrs. Thom­ meeting, the membership voted en Voters has scheduled May look for Saturday . . . fair and as Birmingham for directors. to make a survey of the local 1 ]ioi m StfHy, l^ige 8 22 for the annual meeting of the aeasmiable. With the exception of the secre­ school systems, and agreed that Mancheeter^A City o f Vittage Charm league, at which time new offi­ tary’s term which runs for one the study would take a two- cers will be elected and a-looal year, all the terms of office are year period. The members will / - VV^NO'^ VOL. XCI, NO. 18S study agenda will be pro^ocwd for a two-year period. be asked to ai^rove continua­ (TWENTY-BIGHT PAGES— TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN.« THURSDAY, HAY 4, 1972 (daeeUed AdvetUeliig PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS and acted on. , Also to be presented to the tion of the school survey as the A slate has been prepared by membership is a new nominate (peal btudy item for the com­ the nominating committee, Ing committee for next year c pend the conference. He called charges of an invasion were on the communist side to “re­ - A pHVate burial service will North Vietnam at the outset fabrication, Thuy. quoted file Sportswear prints, solids, dehiihs, woven spond to these questions as pre­ 1954 Geneva conference declar­ be in Ckmgreindonal Oemeteiy, of the 149th session ignored a cisely and as explicitly as you plaids, stripes. Cottons, polyester/cottons. only a few Mocks from Hoo­ -U.S. demand that It halt its of­ ation on division of North and ca n .” South Vietnam at the 17th par­ ver's boyhood home and not £dr fensive in South Vietnam. The Instead of meeting Porter’s Values fe $1.19 Yd. from the Capitol where bis United States had made this is­ allel: “The military demarca­ demand, Thuy and the Viet tion line is provisional and body lay lii state 34 houn. . sue the first order of business Cong delp,'i;ate, Nguyen Thi in resuming the talks last should not in any way be Inter­ Among tiioee Invited to the Binh, reiterated the main preted as constituting a politi­ 1,300 eeat church today were week, after suspending the ne­ points of the Communist seven- gotiations for five weeks. cal or territorial boundary.” 2 yards 9 9 * Vice Preeident Bplro T. Agnew, point peace plan. "Now the united States re- C abinet msmbera, Siq>reme Porter said that the decision In rejecting U.S. diarges of Ooozt ju^cee, congreeamen for­ not to set a date for a new invasion, Thuy told Porter: (See Page Eighteen) eign dlplomals. Hoover's re­ meeting was not altogether a maining tamily c t n e u iy so result today’s session at HAWAIIAN PRINTSf"^ low prieoa on spring wardrobe charmersi mecee and nefdtews and many which he said the Communist FBI ogente, active and retired. side "refused to answer any of Colorful, mod designs for patio and pool our questions.” His reference to Hoover, 77, was found dead (n dresses, fun-time sportswear. 100% cotton lack of progress in every avail­ bis home lUeeday. able channel was taken to Turks Abandon FAMOUS NAME In the Capitol Rotunda Reg. 98c Yd. — SAVE 21c Yd. Wedneoday, Hoover was eulo- mesin that secret talks have DOUBLE KNIT also been going on. Never Befare and glsed by ChM Justice Warren Guar. Washable ^ Probably Never Again E. Burger as a man who The possibility of secret talks “epitomised the American Vietnam refugees take belongings on exodus south as Red troops advance from Quang Tri. (UPI photo) arose when North Vietnamese Hijack Attempt polyester Politburo member Le Due Tho 35” /36” Wide yd. MI$$ES', JUNIORS' dream of patriotism, dedication 77 to duty and successful attain­ arrived in Paris last Sunday. ISTTAJIBUI. (A P ) — Four uAt and the N ational Soeiirlty ALL-WEATHER AND m en t." Although it has been suspected Turkish airplane hijackers sur- Council. PANT On 1 Wedneeday, thousands that secret talks between Tho rendered to Bulgrarian author- The Turkish Airlines DC9 was "SAHARA" 9-O Z. conoN filed past ttie ctosed, flag-drap­ and possibly Dr. Henry A. Kis­ Itles in Sofia today although the hijacked Wednesday while on a COATS ed coffin resting on the same singer, President Nixon’s na­ Turkish government was re- flight from Ankara to Istanbul, ^ 9 9 oetalelq[ue used at the Capitol Hope Grows for 58 Miners tional security advisor, might ported to have rejected their There were 63 passengers BUTCHER WEAVES TERRY CLOTH fince the assassination <4 P resi: have been held, there has been demands to free six terrorists— aboard at the time, but some dent Abvnham linodn. Oidy 31 no official confirmation. three of them condemned to were allowed to leave the plane Vivid solid colors on a machine wash, Thirsty cotton terry for beach cover- men, eight of them presidents, KEIXOGG, Idaho (AP) — A spector’s office spokesman with them to en water pipes to be kept closely Informed on As _ he left the conference, death^ln Turkey. for medical treatment. Volums to $26 feeling of cautious (qpttmlsm said. in the mineshafts. ups, pool, tennis or the 19th hole at have been stmllaily honored. the recovery operations and Lam told newsmen thpt the The hijackers abandoned Four terrorists, armed with crease resistant rayon & cotton. was expressed by officials, (o- He said they vrould have no golf! 9 He also said the reecue crews pledged the “full qiectrum of Communist side had refilsed to their threats to blow up the pistols and hand grensCdea tied Unb«li«vabl. low prico for froih (d e e P a g e day for the chances of 68 min­ food, however, and Adams said Textured, has the look and feel of were about to reach.a key aimft federal assistance” would be engage in a dialog and said plane and those aboard, For- m their wrists, let one decuUns 100% polyottor double knit droisot Begnlariy U.99 ers missing since a fire Tues­ the level of poisonous carbon made avsdlable to the people of linen. Solid Colors which could open the way to “we will resume the meetings eign IGnister Haluk Bayulken pass in which they threatened in now itylos ond colon you'll lov. day swept portions of the Sun­ monoxide etlU was high. Res­ K ellogg. to woor. Tho groat thing about thoi# Make your choice I Select one tunnels nearly. a mile beneath when it altars serious nego­ told parliament a short time to blow up the plane and pas- shine sliver mine, kiUlng at cuers have been hampered by Reg. $1.59 Yd.— SAVE 60c Yd. Values to $1.19 Yard droMoi, boiidof tho low prico, i* or more! 'nils la a rare low the surface, sriiere the missing The United Steelworkers Un­ tiations are possible." after the Bulgrarian Telegraph sengers unless the Turidsh gov- least 34 men. smoke and heat since the fire that thoy won't wrinklo . . . porfoct price, indeed! Many atylea, miners are believed to be. ion announced in Pittsburgh, North Vietnamese ambassa­ Agency reported from Sofia: emment released six terror- for trovollng, .Good toloction of two of 'niiich are tfiown, in State Man “ We h ave pretty g ood luqieB began. Pa., that a special “task forpe” dor Xuan Thuy called the allied "The group of armed youths' tsts—^three of them condemned Guar. Wash. vibrant (olid colon and printi. G.t pant coat .or-longer len j^ , tlmt we'U find some of the men Edward Adams, a federal 'Mine officials cited as anoth­ had been sent to the area. mine inspector, reported smoke suspension of the talks a "new who forced the Jet aircraft of men-Frecalled a ban on strikes, on' ontiro wordrobo for now through per your preference. Navy or alive,” said Marvin C. Chase, er hopeful sign the appsuient “We intend to obtain all the act of sabotage.” He said the 36” Wide lummor. Patito*', mliM*', woman'! paatels. MUaes’, petltes'. Is Acting was dwindling in a mine ven- the Turkish civil airlines to canceled debts of Turkish peas- Sunshine Minhig Co. vice preat- consumption of air which was facts and examine all the cir- United States had refused to land at Sofia, left the aircraft ants and announced the hljack- 99 99 »ilO!. dem and general manager of tUator shaft, -indicating a per­ being forced into, the tunnels cumstances to determtoe If ev- quesUons he had put to sistent fire may be nearly out. and handed over their weapons ^rs’ demands over the Turkish FB I Chief Its western operations. through an air [dpe systeih!. erythlng posslWe had been done y*en tho United to the Bulgarl'an authorities, radio. Sweating rescue teams were A mine spokesman said sur­ In Washington, President to keep the mine a safe place RlADY-rO-WMAk States would put an end to the The passengers and crew are in The hijackers, three students able to clear smoke from most vivors in the hot, murky depths Nixon sent a message of "deep­ to work,” union president I. W. WASHmOTON (AP) — bombings. Its \fietnamlsatlon complete safety, tho undam­ and a photographer, have of the 8,700-foot level In the would have access to water by est sympathy” to Mayor Roger Ab^ said In a statement. The we proudly present cotton Dampening the potential fire­ pregram, and "respond oeiious- aged aircraft la at the Sofia allowed two passengers oft the mine, an Idaho state mine in­ using tools the miners carry Fulton of Kellogg. Nixon asked miners^ aie members of Local works of an electioa-year de­ ly” to the Viet Cong peace a irp ort.” plEine to receive medical treat­ bate over the FBI, President 6089 o f the steelw oik ers. plan. The semiofficial Anatolia Meanwhllei,. Lewis M. Helm, ment. Two of the three stew­ Nixon has dioeen only a tem­ The stage was set for today’s News Agency, citing unofficial ardesses also were allowed off assistant director of commu­ porary replacement for the late suspension last Thursday when sources, reported earlier that the plane for medical aid. SAVE ON nications in the Intettor Depart' special purehasel J. -Edgar Hoover who ran the ^ ^ ^ ^ , Porter called on the North vlet- the hUackera’ demands had During the night groups of agency for 48 yeare. ment, said a ^ safetyty check ch ^ g been "totally rejected" at an M EN'S 100% Nixon appointed D. Patrick Teachers Vote Mediation last March 32 showed that all item ot business” measures to emergency meeting of the Cabl- (See Page Seven) BIKINI STYLE Gray HI of Stonington, Conn., Infractlmis found in a Novept- ber 1971 Inspection of the silver im assistant attomey general, os By JOHN A. JOHNSTON For his committee, he earlier March, Glaeser continued, one POLYESTER NUDE h e e l ’ acting 'FBI director Wednesday mine—the nation's deepest and (Herald Reporter) recommended going to media­ goal of the teacher neg^itiators richest—had been corrected. and said no permanent appoint­ tion, 'With a commitment to ar- was to get a cost-of-living in­ easy care * machine wash * coi 44"/45" wide More than half of Man­ A s the third d a y ’s 'vigU by ment will be submitted to the bltratiMi. Hie only alternative, crease for all staff members, at Senate until after the Nov. 7 chester’s 632 public sch ool teiuih- relatives of the missing men ers, meeting at UA theatre he said, is to "buy the Board least four per cent. To accom­ “ cotillion” electlca . wore on, rescue teams were re­ of Education’s offer.’ 'That, he plish this, he said, his team had In fcdlowtng this course, Nix­ East yesterday, voted unani­ ported nearing the cavernous, y d ^ l . 7 9 added, was three per cent, dropped all demands involving • COnON SATIN PRINTS on avoids a replay of the stlU- mously to proceed immediately two-story room of huge motors split between one per cent in other money Items, except the slmmerlng furor over his last to m ediation in th eir 1972- and winches at the top of the k n i t s new money and a tworper-cent new medical insurance plan. In­ bark cloth f l O major appointment, that of 73 contract negotiations with the Sunshine’s No. 10 hoist shaft. Board of Education; that fall­ increm ent. cluded in the other items were Richard G. Klelndienst to be at­ That vertical shaft, which yd ’ The board’s proposal, re­ class size, additional personnel, • JUNGLE SCREEN PRINTS 1.79 tomey general. ing, the next step Is arbitration. starts downward from a point ported, would amount to a and payment to teachers for a double knit slacks Gray will not have to be con­ Authur Glaeser, ''personal 3,100 feet below the surface, “ fantasy” “ island” “ belgicaine” percentage of accumulated sick firmed by the Senate as acting policies committee chairman salary Increase ranging from provides access to the 4,600-foot days when they leave the director as would any candi­ and chairman o t yesterday’s $1.12 a week for teachers on the level where the missing miners • COTTON SCREEN PRINTS y d ’ 1.98 WITH BAN ROLL WAISTS system . 8 8 date Nixon named for the job session, somewhat resignedly first step of the bachelor scale were believed to be. Sunshine on a permanent basis. atmounced that this is the to $2.73 a week for 40 per emt The vote to request the Con­ officials said. combed cotton of the teachers at the Pratt Secretary Ronald L. eighth year In which negotiating necticut State Department of The rescue units were work- teams have failed to reach a m axim um . ya^ B eg u lar B1.4B • LA BELLE SCREEN PRINTS 92.19 (See Page Eight) meeting of minds. Since negotlatlcms began in (See Page Eight) (See Page Bigfat) Wear with anything that's short- “ splendor” rayon/cotton ^ ort—dresses, skirts, shorts. Every bit first quality—and priced low, • JAC

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Opening lead -.Ten of Bpcules. • :«8 (8-8-n ) News- Redouble Pats Pats 2 ^ East Hartford Drlve-In — West opens the ten of spades, (18) I Spy “Blood Suckers,". 7:80; "Blood 4 ^ All Pass and you cover with dummy's (M ) Zoom "Thirst,” 9:28. queen. Tou don't want West to (98) TO TeU tiM Traill East Windsor Drive-In— "Hot (48) Daniel Boone win the first trick because he the ace and gets dummy's Rock," r-MO; "Sicilian Clan," might shift to a diamond. queen later. Either way South 8:S8 (8) dBS News 9:48. , East wins the first trick with makes the contract. OPEN TILL 9 PM , (8) ABO News Headows Drive-In — "French the king of spades, con­ Could East get out of this by (M-88) NBC News connection," 8:00; "Little Mur­ tinues with the jack of spades, saving all of hto spades? Not TUES, & SAT, (M) Tea (be Supervisor / ders,” 10:00. and then leads the ace of really. If East discards two dia­ 8:88 (48) News X Bliie-HUls Drive-In— "Shaft," spades. monds, South will take the ace 8:00; "Gypsy Moth," 9:63. 7:88 (3) Judd Fqr the D ^N lse Naturally, you ruff with a of diamonds (md then duck a TILL 6 Jerry Lewis Cinema, South' (8) What’s My U m T high trump. West discards the low diamond to East's Ung. Windsor — “ French Oonnec- (18) Dick Van Dyke deuce of clube. Now you draw This sets up dummy’s queon of Uon.” 7:00, 9:00. (n-S8) News three rounds of trumps. diamonds as the tenth trick. (34) Bavlroiime&tal Pro- Poor East The fancy end-play is then not FOR MOTHER teetieii Poor Etost can afford to throw needed. (48) ABO News one diamond without a pang. Daily Question With the opponents passing 7:38 (8) Safari to Advenjare But then what? A club discard throughout,' you-open with one (18) Candid Oamera looks dangerous (and won’t help heart and partner raises to two (38) I Dream of Jeoimle him anyway), so Bast throws WITHLOVE... hearts. You holdi Spades, 8-8. '(34) Oonn. Newsroom the seven of spades. Robert McAllister works on his tiger painting for the MCC end-of-the-year student exhilS?*Fri3j^!*'** Published Dally lEzcept Sundays Don't look now, but East has Hearts A-K-J-9-3. D tom on^ A- (88) Flying Non and Holidays at IS Bissau Street, (48) Dragnet Manchester, Coon. (06040) been squeezed. 6-3. Clubs, A-K-6. From Vanity Fair Tele^ooe 449-3711 Declarer cashes the top What do you day? 8:M (8) Me end the Chimp Art Exhibit, Program Planned Friday at MCC Second Class Postage Paid at clubs and ruffs a club in dum­ Answer: Ybu have 19 points (Beoeet) Manchester. Conn. my. The last spade is led from in high cards, 1 point for the The Manchester Community eluding the Nicholas Flondella Ensemble will play "Straight "Super Star,” "He Ain’t (33-88) Flip WIMoa Show SUBSCRIPTION RATES dummy. Bast covers with the doubleton and 1 point for the Mothers deserve the luxury of lovely lingerie, College tine arts department Memorial and MOC Program Ahead,” "Red Phantom,” "Soul (Bepent) P a y a b le In A dvance eight cf spades-;-and South dis­ fifth heart after partner’a will hold its annual end-ot-the- Heavy, He’s My Bitither,” and One Y e a r ...... $39.00 and ho one makes lovelier, more luxurious Committee Awards. Lady,” "Brazilian Fantasy.” (8-48) Alias Smith sad cards a diamond. ralae. The total is 21 points, and year student art exhibit, music "W e’ve Only Just Begun,.” Six Months ...... 19.80 The musical portion of the "Look Out,” and "Mantilla Jones (Bepeot) - ’Three Months ...... 9.78 Bast Is stuck with the lead, partner should have enough to lingerie than Vanity Fair. We*ve sketched program, and awards night Fri­ ®One Month ...... 3,38 program will be held in the Lace." ’Tallis Paups and EUeti Hor- (84) Thirty NDnateo with just three diamonds in his bring the partnerriilp total up to just a sampling of Vanity FaiFs lace day from 7:30 to 10 in the Hart­ cafeteria from 7:30 to 8:45. In addition to madrigals and witz will conclude the mnsical 8:30 (3) My Three Sons (Be- hand. If East leads a low dia­ the 26 politts usually needed for ford Rd. building. frosted collection. ButterfieliTs has Robert Vater, assistant profes­ classical pieces, the chorus will segment with a Vivaldi violin P(>at) mond, dummy wins with the game. The public is Invited, there is sor of music, will direct the sing "Early in the Morning,” duet. Piano accompanist will be (18) Unabridged queen; and if East leads his Copyright 1873 these and many more . . . slips, no admission charge, and re­ 5tli oiuiud Jazz-rock ensemble and chorus. Dr. Robert Richardson, chair­ (34) NET Playhoose Biog­ king of diamonds, South takes General Features Oorp. half ilips, gowns, robes, paja­ freshments will be served. Art man of the English department. raphy work will remaffi on display in Mayfair Graft mas, panties and bikinis. All From 8:4S to 9, five short, stu­ 9;S0 (3) Movie the Stairwell Gallery unUl May beautifully styled of An- Ratchford Hails LTM Seeking dent-made 8mm films from the (33-38) Ironside (Bepeot) 19. A feature of Friday evening Shair ft Safa class of John Foster will be (8-48) Ungstreot (Be- tron^ III nylon .... the will be the presentation of prizes ‘Annual’ Work French Phone shown, ’the students and their peat) Sunday, May 7 to students for outstanding wonderful, non-cling films are Daniel Swlrk, "The (18) Bight On! 11 a-m . to • p jB . m achievement in art. creative French telephone anyone ? I WI ^ I fabric that’s cool, HARTFORD (AP) — Hie Misadventures of William ’Tell” ; 9:30 (18) 788 Chib writing, drama, and music, In- TTie properties committee and 83 performance of the General As­ Dennis Volkert, "Come Fly lightweight, and the decor comittee of the Little lOrid (33-98) Dean Martin (Be- S “ Hot Businessmen’s Luncheons Served D aily!" S sembly this year has "amply Theatre of Manchester (LTM) With Me,” "Collage,” and peat) ‘ Toland AgricultuRd = 833 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER (Corner of Peoii) B simply luscious. "Richard Cory” ; and Dbnise justified" annual ' leglsIaUve have begged, borrowed and, in (8-48) Owen BbrahaU Our sketched Student art has been produced Center M ding ------I sessions. House Speaker Wil­ extreme necessity, manufactur­ (Repeat) Mozart Work in the classes of instructors John Bonte 88 Vemaa THUR8., FBI. nnd SAT. ONLY from 8:00 P.M. to TTT S styles are available liam Ratchford said "Wednes­ ed the accoutrements of a rep­ (84) World Preoo Review lica of a luxurious Plaza Hotel Stevens and Alex Urbanetti; and 10:48 (M) David Uttlejohr, — 33 Exhlbitliig ft Demonstrat­ in white and day. Robert F. Manning, flne arts de­ Played Well interior which audiences will Critic at large ing. ' Plus added attraettans. TWIN LOBSTER soft spring paxtels . . . And "The smooth adopUon of an partment chairman. Some of the annual budget and the passage see when the curtain rises on 11:00 (3-8-33-30-M) News Creative Wtuksbop tor I SPECIAL *5.50 remember, lingerie makes the stage at East Catholic High pedntings, sculpture, assembles, of much significant le^laUon (Children By Symphony Shool for their showing o< drawings, ceramics, and crafts 11:30 (3) Movie (Bepeot) S Broiled or Boiled, with Potato, Vegetable and Salad £ a lovely gift for has affirmed both the need and a a "Plaza Suite” on May 12-13 and from the Stairwell Gallery ex­ (33-38) Johnny Carson Adm. 88 cento the bride-to-be. By JOHN GRUBER the efficacy of annual ses­ hibit will be on view June 4-11 at (8-48) Didi Cavett — — Also Other Family Priced Meals — 3 May 19-20 at 8 p.m. Children under 13 Free sions,” said Ratchford in an Oonstitutlon Plaza, Hartfmrd, as 1:30 (3) Movie One property remains elusive ^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinHiiniiiiiiiiUHiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiinimiiii^ The Hartford Symphony Or- end-of-sesslon statement, part of the Greater Hartford Civ­ chestra ended its season of sub- Among the achievements at —a French phone. LTM is A. Lace trimmed nightgown. Extra small, small, earnestly requesting anyone, ic and Arts Festival. scrlpUon concerts last evening the 1972 session — the first r t MANCHISTIL medium and large...... 10.00, at the Bushnell, playing before regular session in an even-num- individual or commercial house, ' 'i ^ 3 ^ H H H mb cintIp an audience of moderate size, bered year since the 19th centu- who has this Item to contact the I sas—> : IHIt PARKING Hf«P OF THIATRI B. Lace bodice full slip. Sizes 32-38 short. Arthur Wlnograd conducted. ry — Ratchford cited the fol- LTM number at once. 32-42 Average...... 6.00. Thlngs started auspiciously lowing: As Shakespeare said, “The M ansfield "OKLAHOMA" with the overture to the "Mar- —Elnactment of a law to pre- play’s the thing,” and ac­ A B1U8IOAL IN TWO ACTS NOW SHOWING! C. Non-cling half-slip, hemmed in lace. Small, riage of Figaro ’ by Mozart. It serve and protect inland wet- cording to LTM, "versimllltude by Medium and Large, Short and Average . . . 4.50. is all.” went weU. There was good en- lands, a state environmental B 1 T k m „ Fri., Sat^Su. ROGERS and HAMMER8TEIN somble, tone, phrasing and in- policy act. and measures aimed S GIANT FEATUBES POSITIVELY TBE MOST D. Non-cling full slip edged in lace. Size 32-40 ■ ■ ■ SkowB first presented by the tonatlon. There was even a at oil pollution and noise pollu- ■BBBi Traly HsirUytaf Manchester High School Mnsical Department Short. 32-42 Average...... 6.00. sense of style appropriate to tlon. Dracala, Priaee sf Darloess Bai^ X fsr XplMlve BAILEY AUDITORIUM — 8:00 PJM. ^ E. Hipster bikini trimmed with lace. —Enactment of a truth-ln- TIm M afU O M s Then came Haydn a "Sinfonia accommodations" law and oth- X>rated — Flad oat for yoarsolf Fnday and Saturday Evening, May 12th, 13th Sizes 4 - 7 ...... 2.50. Concertante,” a work of the Together er consumer protection meas- GENERAL ADMISSION — $1.50 F. Pantie brief trimmed with lace. same era M d a ctu ^ y easier to „res putting a ceUing on inter- ‘ ‘ le^ed on charge account Sizes 4 - 7 ...... 2.50. and allowing physi- Thls work pits a ’’concertino, cians to prescribe drugs by WED. thm TUES. comprised of violin, cello, oboe their generic names. and bassoon, agrainst the ” con- Ehiactment of a no-fault “FRENCH ceito grosso ” comprising much insurance law, an act giv- CONNECTION” Held Over 3nd Week! of the remainder of the orches- ig.year.olds all the rlghU of IdANCHESTi Academy Award’s tra. H t Best Pteture adults, a bill extending collec- at 7:00 & 9:00 (R) ’The first movement went well Rif. I i tli . BU! :'-N NIk '.H Feature Shown at 8:18 enough, but it was apparent bargaining rights to state thW Mr, Winograd wt^ not employes and addlUonal legis- Children’s Matinee ' \ ,* j , . , . . lation in the area of unemplov- quite sure just what to do with „ . j j Saturday & Sunday WINNER RCABEMY the first film rated V theA. ensuing , slow , movement. . It ment n and drug addlcticsi. ^ “DR DOLITTLE” OF AWARDS lacked a coordinated plan, and o \ k. toChiNlai _ while the notes were played, at 2:00 p.m. 5 DUE TO THE HORRIFYING SCENES > 2 0 k Ttoilglit: 7:38 ft 8:88 they had UtUe significance. The P ^ m a r y NO ONE ADMITTEO WITHOUT A fBEST P ld U K Critao-Fox Fri.: 7:84 ft 8:80 finale was not much better; in C ^ e c U c u t and its refusal APHUPr------“STOMACH DISTRESS SoL: frooi 1:30 fact, the violinist managed' to the p r o ^ d women’s (available free at dooc) play wits faulty IntonaUon. Iwwwipn something he seldom does. a Constitution, -me legislature i C m M THE FRENCH Bernard Lurfe, David AusUn, however, approve a pro- OBECTOB Hanrey Goldstein and Robert « ^ghts amend- jtRnv LEWIS Cinema iTOHiiaw Schaffer comprised the concer- state constitution BulUvan Avo., Bo. Windsor COLOR BY DELU)(E*CONNECTION lino, with only Mr. Goldstein * ballot in Phone M4-884S acquitting himself creditably ® election. 20fi Cai*wy«F» preeenM throughout the w o r k . ______WEEKLY SPECIALS There followed ” E1 Salon AT M exico” by Aaron Copeland. Euion GouiD!sii’r ^ ‘?!£s;"uniE This is a curiously over-rhythm- Monday thru Hnmday at 8 PJM. M>.,BSaiNOOa.i«.,incnTGSR»M BlZWTHOUW-niMSn Friday at 7 and 19:19 m BRODSKY M £S FIFFER ed piece of music that received NEW TIMES! Saturday at t, 7 and 19:10 a heavy-handed and labored NOMINATED for 8 AWARDS Sunday at 3, 6 gad 8______a v irn t«e performance. It is not a very - Eve. 7:18-9:38 UolUARDjounson) good piece of music in the first Sat-Son. 3:40.4^18-708-900 place, #md last evening’s per­ formance did little or nothing to Every Monday remedy its defects. The second half of the pro­ Barbecued chicken, mashed ^ gram was devoted to the Fourth Symphony by Johannes M a ri| . potatoes, coleslaw, bread ^ Brahms. As he has done in the Q iicriiof .Scols and butter (served all day past uith this composer, Mr. all you can eat) Winograd gets some interesting ^"^RESTAURANT 1.69 effects but he doesn’t seem RESTAURANT & LOUNGE to be sympathetic to the real Brahms. Brahms is a tough May 17th "Refined Dining in a Coloniai Atmosphere" Every Wednesday composer to understand and a "Concert for Bangladeoh" tougher one when it comes to SPECIAL Fried filet of flounder, translating that understanding MONDAY thru THURSDAY french fried potatoes and to a fine performance. Uttie Theatre of coleslaw (served all day Manchester Inc. JR. CLUB SIRLOIN STEAK $325 all you can eat) 1.4 9 presents .(.cLro^ii -'-c hi lb. Club Sirioln, Baked Potato, Salad, Relish Tray. MANCHESTER Every Friday BAKED STUFFED SHRIMP COUNTRY CLUB $335 Fried tendersweet clams, Three Baked Stuffed Shrimp, Drawn Butter, Baked Potato, RESTAURANT Salad, Relish Tray. french fried potatoes and /S' 8. MAIN 8T.—MANCHESTER coleslaw (served 5:00-9:00 SURF AND TURF $425 p.m. only - Seconds if you Open To The Public Sirloin Steak, Two Baked Stuffed Shrimp. Baked Potato, wish) 1.9 9 NEIL SIMON'S Cun-edf Salad, Relish Tray. LEGAL BEVERAGfiS PLAZA SUITE BItSINeSSMEN'S LUNCHEONS THURSDAY NIGHT ONLY i Friday Saturday (Except Dinner Banquet Oroiq>s) Sorved DaHy 11:30 A.M. A comiriimentary cocMaU will be served in the Carriage May 12 M ay 13 Lounge after 8:30 10 'each of our Dinner Patrons. (Dinner to 3 P.M. served In the Colonial Boom until 8:30) May 19 M ay 20 W O t U A R D We Cater To Banquets, ■ Wa BanStoielftMi* 8:30 p.m. WeddingB and Parties E.C.H.S. Auditortnm JoHnsonS Tickets Tel. 6464IN DICK RICHARDS TRIO General Admission $3.00 Student $3.00 Thursday, Frid and Saturday Evenings 394 TOLLAND TURNPIKE Box Office, G. Fox Main in the L o u n ^ MANCHESTER PHONE 64^8400 Floor, Liggett Parfcade Drag, BANQUET FACILITIES 873-OMB BUTTERFIELD’S MANCHESTER PARKADE or Phone 843-7488 ROUTE 83 — ELUNOTON, CONN. AT EXIT 94 — WILBUB CROSS PARKWAY '

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^Eucharist’ Js DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB Sealed With Kiss Tbe Board ot Directors Area Conference Proposed Holy Hour Topic Tuesday niftht presented its From Your m t ORGANIC HOMi GARDINIR'S NOIIBOOK written consratulations to For Catholics^ Protestants "The Eucharist, A Needed Nitroglycerin Pills Miss Laura Lee Osgood of Part of Today's Catholic Life,” Vernon, Miss Manchester A special tosk force, meeting bodies of the churches to will be the tojric of a talk to 1972. yesterday at the Center Coni^e- explain the objectives and Neighbor’s Kitchen be given by The Rev. Francis Must Be Fresh Birds Do An official proclamation gaUonal CSiurch, laid the to scdiclt support for the new J. Allen at a Holy Hour to be presented to lOss Osgood groundwork for the establish­ conference at the June 12 conducted for the Rosary Soci­ complete with kisses from ment of a MEUichester Area meeting. ety of St. Bridget Church, By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. person who has chest pain. Conference of Churches. By VIVIAN F. FBB0V80N More Than Mayor John Thompson tmd The following members of the Ctarroe but the shop is technically Monday at 6:30 p.m. Support for the new con­ task force have agreed to help one cup flour Dear Dr. Lamb — I read Director WUUam FltsGerald, It was the moralof of Palm "closed.” If you walk In, he will Father Allen is a member of Dear Dr. Lamb—We know ference has been approved with the vlBltaUons: The Rev. one cup water your article on angina and that the thyroid gland pro­ reads: Sunday. A perfect day on tell you very poUtely that he the Montfort Fathers Mission nitroglycerin tablets. I have Just Sing “ Your chEum, grave, tal­ by the Mknehester Council of Robert Qiloff, chairman, the aquirt t i lemon Band. He was bom in Brook­ duces hormones necessary Churches vdiirii has agreed to Rev. Lyman PYurar, the Rev. Spain's Oosta del Sol — sunny, one tablespoon oil wlU reopen at four o'clock. had a n ^ a about 2% years, for life. Would a woman ent and beauty have brought lyn, N.Y., attended Montfort but in the last year have not credit to the City Village dlHolvia after cfticlal otganlza- Rcnald Fournier, the Rev. yet pleasant. We got into our % teaspoon salt We hear about people eating Seminary at Bay Shore, L.I. and without this hormone die tlan of the new structure, sched­ Stephen White, the Rev. Joseph Optional: sugar had an angina attack. When Charm. We extend our per­ little rented car to go into the late in Spain. Actually, you can St. Louis de Montfort Seminary without medicine to restore uled for June 12. Vujs, the Rev R t ^ r t Burbcuik. Bring water, lemon Juice, salt I lift or work too fast I get her thyroid? Does thyroid By Sheila ft Allan Swenson sonal gratitude and beat eat any time you choose as the at Litchfield where he was or- short of breath, but do not wishes, and etqiress our con­ The new conference wUl be Also, Mrs. Harry Carr, Mrs. lltUe tofwn of San Pedro not far and one tablespoon flour to a deficiency affect body func- Bring back the birds and open to Roman Catholic and restaurants do not close for the edained in 1901. He has taught at have the pains I used to. fidence that' you will con­ David Holcomb, Mrs. Harry from Marbella. Narrow little boil. Ihen, add flour all at once both seminaries and served as a tion...... and mentalabiUtyT ability? ‘ Is watch the insects disaidisappear. Protestant churches. At the Beckwith, Mrs. Gladys Chete- siesta hour. That is when many After reading your article I tinue to be an outstandltv streets were just wide enough dough is smooth and thick. missionary In Turkey for two it inherited later in life by Birds are your most impor­ meeting yesterday, the mem­ tradesmen eat lunch if they do discarded my nitroglycerin representative of our com­ lat, Mrs. Joan O'Loughlln, Mrt. ______. . Allow to cool and drop dough in­ not go home. If you walk years and as chaplain at Hary- children bom to a woman tant allies lor insect control bers of the task force agreed to Roderick Wright, Miss Barbara - fer a small car or two, and stuc- tt tablets. Should I have kept with thyroid deficiency. munity in the Miss Connectlt- through the back streets, you vlew Hospital, Portsmoufii, Va., them? naturally and they can fill cut Pageant." contact the area churches in an Baker, Mrs. Ruth Cavln, Ralph will see only a few people, the for six years. Dear Reader — Yes, the your garden with flashing You can put the welcome Plantings around feeders effort to set dates to visit Donohue, Paul Peterson and Ar­ flowem were bt^e. CSiurros should be Following the Holy Hour, a church councils and governing flowers were In bloom on the long. U oU is sounds of small children playing Dear Reader — No. You thyroid hormope Is essential color and colorful songs. mat out in several, ways. and bird baths give your fly- thur Holmes. smallest balconies, the tiniest and mothers calling coming roast beef dinner-will be served Old Mother Nature knows Bird houses, feeding stations, ing friends protection and not hot enough, churros will might as well have tluown to life. The fact that one is Boys Club Sets doorways, and children dressed from behind the walls. in the church cafeteria. The din­ them away because if they hypothyroid or has a low what she’s doing. Most song­ watering and bathing spots privacy at bath time, too. in Sunday beat, smiling, saying, ^ The Spanish eat sandwiches ner will be prepared and served really were a year old they thyroid function, however, birds are insectivorous. They are important. Equally es­ Consider their nesting needs. Hoover Award "Buenos dias!" to tW ran^. should ^ golden which are dry by our standards. by the ‘•'Future Innkeepers of were no good anyway. Nitro­ doesn’t mean that no hor- eat insects by the millions. Robins, thrushes, phoebes, brown when done. Drain well Am erica," a club formed l)y the sential is an encouraging, CUSTOM SQUARES On tnetimes only a table or two; a cup of coffee. The chocolate doctor. The reason a lot the sour cherries or other . “to that American who best of fresh fish, set in crushed Ice, there may be just School Menus Head WWl Barracks, Auxiliary more people don’t have an There is no evidence that Larks, thrashers, catbirds late faU stretch the bird sea­ Batiks — Sculpture — Photographic — Etc. confectlcns are worthy of a The cafeteria mei;m for Man­ low thyroid function is inher­ berries effectively and is re­ typifies those piinclpleB to are placed directly on the ® £#and-up bar. Tapes, or ap- chaplain; Mrs. Pauline Clark, adverse reaction to nitro­ pray on grasshoppers, son by providing suet, seed which Mr. Hoover dedicated bis for the Be^nners and the Advanced Park Avenue shop. Since It was chester publid schools May 8-12: 2085 Manchester Rd., Glaston­ ited. Even if a woman is worms, caterpillars and as­ usable for years. and bread crumbs in fevers. .ground. Her customers step Petixers. are customary. In Holy Week, there were choco­ patriotic Instructor; M^s. Ida glycerin tablets used, for life.” Monday: Breaded veal cutlet, bury, recently were elected diagnosed as having low sorted chewing and sucking When you landscape, keep Once birds know they’re FOB FDBTHEB DiFOBHAIlON, CAUL forth from their homes carrying “O'"? provide a late Easter eggs, marvelous commander and president re­ Beruby, conductress; Mifs. Flor­ chest pain that is really a Hoover served fog more than assorted containers and pans, whole lunch. Tapas can be any- tomato sauce, mashed potato, thyroid function after her insects. Purple Martins, birds in mind. The National welcome, they’ll be back figures as we have not seen In spectively of Manchester Bar­ ence Streeter, historian; Mrs. severe heart attack, not an- SO years cn the board of dlrw;- S((-1SSS or S(9-9S92 She uses her hand as a meas- fbing from olives and nuts to buttered wax beans, bread, but­ children are born it is doubt­ unique in their love for man­ Audubon Society has lists of again. And In the battle years, Isirge eggs filled with racks, World War I Veterans, Anna Koublk, guard; Mrs. ina, is because they have ful that she would have had tors ot the Boys’ Chiba. ure and chatges by the numbers fried fish, stuffed eggs, sausage, ter. milk, mixed'fruit. ept the tablets so long that made apartment birdhouses, trees and shruDs that pro­ against bugs, birds are your miniature chocolate figures of and Its Auxiliary at a meeting Mary McCarthy, Mrs. Mary f seriously low thyroid func­ mstnbHshment of the award of handfuls they buy, Tuesday: Hamburg patty on they aren’t any good. can keep a garden clear of vide special attractions for first line of (lefense. CUSTOM SQUARES rabbits, eggs and chicks. at the VFW Home. Rowe, and Mrs. Streeter, trust- tion during a successful was announced In a telegram to Angulas . are baby eels that One wonders how so many a roll, potato chips, cabba^ - insects all season. various species of birds. (NEWSPAPU ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 56 0(MH>ER SIKBET MANCHESTER When it comes to desserts, the President Nixon, a former have just been spawned. They *>fl-rs can make a living. These plneapple salad, milk, chocolate Jesanls was elected for his I presume you are refer­ pregnancy. Womea-with rel­ Spanish eat more than just fresh board chairman himself. are so small that their eyes look little neighborhood spots are the pudding. second term as commander, ring to my comment that an atively low thyroid function fruit. Flan, or caramel custard, like the dots from a very sharp meetlng-i^aces. primarily of the Wednesday: Salisbury steak, and Mrs. Jesanls succeeds Mrs. individual should not take have difficulty getting preg­ is probably their most popular pencil. About two inches long, men, like the English pub. mashed potato, buttered car­ Mary Rowe. nitroglycerin tablets at the nant and difficulty in main­ sweet. Rice pudding in various onset of a heart attack. They taining their pregnancy. If a they are as thin as true Jul- Leulles do go in too but not as rots, bread, butter, milk, pine­ Other Barracks officers elect­ Service Notes forms la almost as popular are quite all right for treat­ normal child is bom it is a ienne or shoestring potatoes, much. They- have their gather- apple tidbits. ed are John Koublk, senior vice whether ser\’ed at home or In a ment of recurring angina reasonably good indication Angulas are a great delicacy Ing-place in the market. We Thursday: Grinder, apple­ commander; Jonathan Law, ju­ restaurant. The following recipe Marine F*vt. William W. Pat­ and have been used success­ the mother nas normal and are truly delicious. The talk about having the best food sauce, milk, ice creapi. nior vice commander; Frank ten Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. is authentic; Friday: Baited fish sticks, fully that way for years, but function of the thyroid. Spanish cook a great desil in in the world but these people Terhune, chaplain; William William M. Patten 34 TalcoU they can be harmful to a earthenware dishes. The angul- aren't eating frozen foods and ArrOX con Decile mashed potato, buttered spin­ Couch, judge advocate; Albert (NEWSPAPER ENriRPRISE ASSN.) from donig of California... Ave., Rockville, graduated from as are sizzled whole in oil and canned goods as much as we (Rice Pudding) ach. bread, Ipitter. milk, apple Poet, quartermaster; Willis basic training at the Marine crisp. garlic with a touch of chopped are. 1 cup rice Wilkes Wed 50 Years Hoyt, adjutant; Harold Belcher, Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Is­ hot green chill pepper, brought Every morning, the housewife sergeant-at-arms; Robert Dog- cups milk Mr. and Mrs. Fred WUke of M so have two daughters, Mrs. land, S.C. MRA M ay Turn Back to table in a soup-size earthen- goes to what we would call a 1 rounded cup sugar HONORS UNIVERSITY gart, Harold Olds and John Der­ the pantshifts you’ll love... ware dish with flat sides. They farmer's market. There, she 1 tablespoon butter Oxford St. recently were Joard and the MRA. muiager, noted that the MRA squirt gun through which the peddlers will come by. Driving In scalded rice slowly so that boiling Is not Interrupted. Add “ There will be a substantial could “ very definitely*’ fit In dough is dropped Into the hot utUe burro-drawn carts or car- butter, sugar and salt. Let boll oil, As the dough drops Into the rying their produce on burros anuRint cf money coming back with plana for revitallxing the hard for five minutes, then cov­ t o ' the town,” Bailey said. He downtown business area, oU. the baker uses two long they call out to the houses from just er and reduce flame to very added that (28,000 has been Thompson suggested that the sUcks to form the frying dough the Street. 111610 Is the mUkman 12.94 low. Cook slowly, covered, un­ identified, and it is hoped that agency appoint a liaison to Uie into larger and larger circles, with - his cans; the egg man til rice is done (about one the final figure will be double newly formed Mayor’s Down- as if one had taken a long trudging along with two little hour). Oveck after 20 minutes ihat. town AcUon Committee. Italian sausage and wound It sons in tow. All of the UtUe busi- to see whether more milk should When asked by Mayor John it was noted that in order to round and round in a pan. nesses — the fish lady, the bar- GS be added; if rice is dry, add Thompson If the agency' had receive certain state and feder- Churros are fried unUl golden man, the eggman are family The living can be so easy in one of these boiling milk. When pudding is ,SELF-SERVICE DEPT STORES recommendations for the use of al funds, if they become avail­ brown, can be eaten hot or enterprises passed on from one cooked, rice grains should be the money, Bailey suggested able for a downtown project. cool, colorful, I -piece pantdresses . . . cold. They can be sprinkled generaUon to another, soft but aeparate in a creamy the money might used on the town must have a redevel­ with sugar and are dipped into The so-called siesta hour is thick sauce. Remove v-anilla BROAD ST^ MANCHESTER the Community Y. opment agency. just look at our selection . . . hot chocolate or coffee at break- from one to four In the after­ bean and pour pudding into Recently, members of the Y Francis Handley, MRA mem­ fast. Hie baker takes his large noon. I wendered who slept. As serving dish to cool. When cool, OPEN DAILY 10 AM. to 10 PEI. trustees came before the board ber, observed also that the • shift styles • bowed styles circle of churros out of the oil, soon as the shops close, the powder with a little cinnamon. seeking completion cf renova- agency has rights of condem- his wife drains them on white cleaning begins. The windows, Uena to the Y building they say naUon. • pocketed styles * slit sides paper, breaks them Into smaller the doorsteps, even the doors For added flavor: Use a cin­ namon stick and a small piece IDENTIFICATION they were promised when they ’ ______* gathered waistlines * lowered waistlinfis pieces 3-4" long. You carry are dusted and cleaned. I was TUESDAY thru SATURDAY maito certain concessions to fa­ use your convenient Burton's them away simply wrrapped In amazed at the cleanliness in of orange peel with or without PASSPORT PHOTOS the vanilla. TTie orange peel can cilitate North End redevel:^ Employable welfare and much more . . . all with attached shorts. more of the white paper. If you Spain. Everywhere we went, SALEM NASSIFF Do Your ment recipients In New York City Charge Card for all your wish to make churros, you can peoi^e were cleaning things be tied in cheesecloth and re­ OAHiaiA m O P ft STDIMO moved when pudding Is cooked. Spring Cleaning It was the consensus board have been put to work cleaning pantsnift purchases! You'll love them all... they're the kind use a cake decorator with a that weren't dirty. The store- 629 Main St., M nnfhftar MAY 2nd thru MAY 6th members and agency members parks. half-inch hole. .There must be a keeper may be Inside his shop (Recipe from The Spanish Cook­ 6(3-1369 in the Caribbean book). of dresses that make you feel right, active, large quanUty of oil. and the door may not be locked comfortable! 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profession to collaborate in extra-gener- - ^jUmrifpBtpr Crossroads ous use of that premium dollar which has Connecticut Union Asks Fac^inding The drug advisory and led to the high cost o f Insurance and then youth counseling center at S3 €tipt|iis0 l|prald Manchester Local 991 of the ever, notes that if the cost of. to the resultant demand for some reform Yankee ^ Park St; Is open Monday AFL-CIO, one of four town em­ living should rise more than PTOIJHHBD BY THB like the no fault system. through Saturday from npon* 3V& per cent In the calendar llA N (M »n » FBBUBHINO CO. to 10 p.m. ployes’ unions, has requested U BIm U StTMt Both the philosophy and the opportun­ By A*H*Oi year 1972, the July t, 1978 In­ IfuiobMtan Conn. A telejdione backup service factfinding in its negotiations crease s l^ l be the equivalent. B U U LYONS ism Involved Ift.the great inflation of set­ Is available when the center * ]rabUihor Some of our boot (rlMids b n -r.: -- ■ ■ with the town for a 1972-73 con­ The proposed firefighters con­ Founded October L 1881 tlements and awards (the amounts may is closed. 'f tract tract says that if the cost of liv­ judgea, and wa think that (rlond- For dhig sdvlsoiy Infor- PnbIWied Bvarr Breninc Except Sundnya have actually been peaking out about the ihlp may atond atronff onouih to. " v’-i ‘ 3’ This makes the second town ing Increases by more than 4^ and HoUdaya. Entered at the Poat Ottlce at matton. Call 846-201B. union to request factfinding, per cent In 1972, the 3% per cent Uancheater, Conn., aa Second Claaa Hall time the no fault movement was launch­ lurvlvo that oUght dent q^Jodl- Hatter. clal ego which may rwidt V we while two unions have reached increase would be granted on ed) need to be checked and controlled confeaa to a belief that the Qen- agreements, one of which has Jan. 1. SUBSCSIFTION BATES been approved by the Board of Fayalde In Advance and toned down. erol AoeemUy waa,.priraazUy Other benefits common to Police Report Directors. both are longevity bonuses of one Year ...... fasoo concerned with uafi«, nither Six Hontha ...... 19.80 These settlements and Judgments were The Manchester Police Union $100 a year after 10 years serv­ Three Hontha ...... 9.78 than rewording, Jiidgiih of Barry A. Oavagnaro, 20, of 72 One Hottih ...... 3.98 frequently baaed on some kind of as­ the has also requested factfinding. ice; of $200 a year after 15 Stncle 0 ( 9 7 ...... 18c Connecticut when It adopted the Llnnmore Dr., was arrested 1 ^ The Municipal Employes years service; and of $400 a By Carrier ...... weeldy 78c sumption that “nobody really paid" for recent moaa pay r«iae,liUl. night on a Circuit Court 13 war­ Group contract, approved by the year after 20 years service. Al­ H EHBER OF them, that because the money was com­ ConnecUcut’e eotaened and directors, and' a proposed con­ so, the amount of life insurance THE ASSOdATKD PRESS poasably well oared' for Judgea rant charging him with fourth- The AaaoclateJ Preas la exdualvely en­ ing from the “fat" hisuranoe companies, tract with the Manchester fire­ which the town buys employes titled to Uia uae of republlcatlon ot all were, (t turned out, the beet ape- degree larceny. Police.said the fighters union are almost ident­ was raised to $7,500 both in the news' dlapatchea credited to It or not oUier- there was ru> reason not to be very gen­ clal. Ineuronee covar the lean arrest stems from a complaint wise credited In this paper and also the ical. Both are two-year agree­ MEG contract and the proposed local nears published here. erous. Part cf the no fault reform is the and hungry membera of the about a stolen car battery. Cav- ments and call for a 3^ per firefighters’ agreement; All rM ts of repubUcAtlon ot special dis­ Legislature itself bad for the patches nereln are also reserved. recognition that there is only the one agnoTo' was released on his writ­ cent pay raise July 1 and an­ The Board of Directors has Buccees of their own k»gr..pre- ten promise to appear in court other 3% increase July 1, 1973. not yet acted on the firefighters’ The Hancheater Publlablnx Company a»- place the money does come from, the medlUted and Inevltahla raid proposal. aumes no financial responsiblU^ for typo­ May IS. The MEG agreement, how­ graphical errors appMrlng in advenl» cltisen’s pocket, and that the Joy-ride on the oUto cookie Jar. ments and other readlnr matter la The There hod, at tha outaat of Hancheater Evening Rarud. system for redistributing it has to be Paul C. Thebodeau, 16, bf 113 tliU aeaaion, 1>eon oomo naive BlsseU St., was arrested yester­ ^11 service client of N. B. A. Service, Inc. brought under some kind of dlsdptlne. aoula who had thought thad por- day urt, deserved and needed a Annulk Construction Oo. applications for enrollment of the continued existence of a government Inside handsome IWcrease. of 147 Hale Rd., builders; Mrs. children three to eight years old made its ceremonial last run. "Hesttelian" Everytxxly, Including Qover- Judith LaVorgna of West Hart­ In the pre-s(diool, kindergarten, In Saigon, In the continued existence of a But very few of those who were sad to The Growing Crisis Lord, I hestitate. I am afraid. Would I be giving up all right nor MeakUl himself, singled but ford, center director; and ar-d primary levels. Temporary military line somewhere in South Viet­ see the train go had found them­ to self the Judges aa the prime exam­ M ayw John W. Thompaon. registration headqueoters are In nam acroes which the enemy has not ex­ selves aUe, in recent years, to potivnize,., y If I said “ Yes" to you? ple of under-compenaatlan by Also present for the ceremony Room 105 at 341 Broad St. tended his own reixntrol of the country, Where would you ask me to the state. The JudgM themeelves and luncheon at the Manchester Theto will be half- and fuU- it. And the decline in revenue dictated Report day plans for two, three, or five could hardly be expected to Oosintry Club were a number of some valid invlta^on to believe such a go?” the decline in service which has now What would you ask me to do? deny It; they must have found people from loOal businesses, days a week, as well as full-day version of the campcUgn of 1973. taken place. care services for working par­ By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak such special aidlcltude for them­ c M c organlzatimis, govern­ For the moment, the testimony from There are still trains running from You see, Lord, there are so selves and their welfare a pleas­ ment, and educational in- ents. Those attending all day London to Brighton. They are ordinary many things I want to do. ant, civilized experience. It may' sUtutiona. will have lunch provided. Oth- TERflEldS the front itself is heavily weighted WASHINGTON—As President decision to commit nearly all assumed knowledge that the I can’t turn my back on all of even have been that their fa­ compartment oars. They serve tea In its major combat units to the spring offensive would be toward less pleasant short range poeai- Nixon tries to save bis Mos­ that, mous Judicial temperaments OPEN'TIL Invasion of South Vietnam launched into the unpopulated btUties. plastic cups. cow summit from the Vietnam the plans of a life time. were subtly swayed, emotion­ seems cut from the same cloth: central highlands. A direct as­ crl^, evidence grows^ every ally, almost to the point where 9 P.M. Destniotlon of Stdgon'a ^ best sault across the DMZ was ruled Once again, reports suggest diat the day that U.S. IntelUgencs gross­ Still there Is a haunting urging they themselves were tempted iVotf? a v a ila b le at Butterfield’s • •. fighting units, notwithstanding Out as an unthinkable breach Does Full Moon South Vietnamese, for soma reason, do ly underestimated both Hanoi’s to to Issue a declaratory Judgment TUES.&SAT Why Are Those Men Luaghing? the great risk of leaving the of the understandings reached not have a will to fight. OTie news sug^ resources and its goals in the take the step. It makes sense that any Governor of (Jonnectl- hemefront unprotected. In Paris In the last days of the Now is is perfectly true that a per­ invasion of South Vietnam. that cut who received only $$8,000 a 'TIL 6 gests that Vietnamlxation, Instead of Johnson administration. yoiir way la best. fectly normal man will laugh at some­ Authorities here 'now Concede The second miscalcutatlim .in year, idus various d ^ er con­ wiirkihg, Is receding to the status of an But Lord, the world Is with me. Increase Murder? thing wildly unreasonable. But no ration­ the hazardous intelligence game After five nervous weeks, siderations, waa grossly under­ those miscalculations may re­ I am not tom between good and imaginary program which never had any al man laughs without reason. sult In enemy successes within was gross underestimation of military officials here now compensated too. evil. MIAMI, BTa. (AP) — Out­ ed In the murder rate, which he reality. And yet of late more and more for­ the next three weeks that could the types and amounts of mili­ worry about the safety of the The Judges were, at a i^ rate, merly straightforward newscasters are tary equipment available — in 69,000 U.S. troops still In South I am tom between me and You. the key port of the package the breaks ot murder may bo trig- terms a relisiUe measure of Its B IG & TA LL so waken Mr. Nixon's bargain-' Once again, too, the news suggests doing Just that — laughing without rea­ seemingly endless supply—to the Vietnam. For example, some hunger-sharpened cleverness of gored by the moon tugging on effect on the general popu­ Ing position as to force him to Up to now my life has been self- that just about everybody connected son; smiling, winking, and grinning North Vietnamese. 2.5(X) Americans at the airbase the leglalatora had put together f “ biological tides” Inside the hu­ lation. cancel or postpone his visit to centered. among themselves as if their coterie was in Phu Bal, near Hue, may soon blauneless themselves, they gave man body, a team o< psy­ Lleber said the makeup of with the American effort In Vietnam has Moscow. Such a calamity, exm- Are y(xi calling me to be privy to the most unmentionable scandal Thus, basing forecasts on in­ be Imperiled by Hanoi’s famed the blT money grab a certain chiatric researchers has found. the body itself helped him hint . pled with the precarious politi­ Centered In Yp^ back y o u r size . . . ore icoiting for you now at Butter- fatal original commitment. Sometimes the Civil War battle at Chan- about every 14 months, Uebr- tle of it amusing. Then, from the people French did not know It at the position .of grave weakness. for the bin in their hearts could before climbing again to a sec­ Accordingly, the early esU- cellorsvllle, Va. sald Dade County’s murder it seems a mistake to fry to rationalize who gave you canned laughter, came the time, the Viet Minh had com­ mdte of only, "weeks” before afford the luxury of registering ondary peak at the new moon. ileid'a. Expert fitting and Free Alterations ore ol- It l8.no wonder, then, that one In 19 e tta n e R S Oov. WallacB hii liOTI both the insurance industry and the legal SERVER. showing in the primary. ^

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m m m Fire Kills Boy Obituary Board Sets ; Sale UiAil 8 p.m. Vernon Pond Project Costs The rummage eale at St. Southington Man Wins In Glastonbury ( Tax Tonight Maurice Church, Bolton will Mrs. Jennie K. Graham be held tomorrow from 3 to Burpee Corps GLASTONBURY, Ctonn. (AiP) The Board of Directors will BIUDOBPORT (AP) — Southington, amid they wUl 8 p.m, and not from 8 to 8 Could Rise $20,000 — PauT IT Doha Jr., 16, died Mrs. Jennie Klabooh Graham, meet at 8 tonight in the Mu­ Howard O. Bodlne, 63' of use the wlnnlnge to help ed­ as reported yesterday. The ucate their two gnuoddaugh- Sends Three early today in a fire that gutted SI, b t 34 Radding St. died yes­ nicipal Building Hearing sale will also be in progreM Southington today won tera and for retirement. The cost, of state mandated repairs to Union Pond his family’s two-story frame Room to adopt the 1972-73 from 10 a.m. to S p.m. Sat- terday at her home. She was 876,000 In the "Super 76" WllUam A. Kovnoh, 68,. of Dam may go $20,000 above the $56,000 the Board of Di- house, general fund budget as well u rd ^ . T o Parley the wife of the late Manches­ as budgets for water, sewer, drawing oL..**** Connecticut Naugatuck won 830,000 and rectors has appropriated for the project, according to Four other members of the ter Policeman Thomas R. and fire district funds, and atata lottery. Charles Q. Hansen of New Town Manager RoMrt Weiss. family escaped eafely. Haven, 41, won 810,000. Lydia Ashland, Alice Edwards Graham. to set a tax rate. Bodiqe, ap administrative and Eaith Gibbs will represent ■ Weiss told the directors T\ies- Paul Ochs, Sr., 44, and anoth­ aaalstant to the plant mana­ The winnings Include 8B>000 Mrs. Graham was bom Feb. Burpee Women’s Relief Oorp day night that the $86,000 has the project to DEP, It la stated, er, of his sons, 14-year-old Jef­ South Viets ger of Pratt A Whitney Alr- picked up earlier In the 21, 1921 in Manchester and had of RookvUle at the B9tb bepsit- been used up on work done so "It was explained to. Mr. Sen- frey, were treated at a hoepital braft In Southington, and his weekly drawing. lived here all her life. She was raent Clooventlon to be held at far on the dam. He said the kew (Walter Senkew, town en­ for smoke Inhalation. His wife wife, a librarian at West The new weekly winning gineer) that, in spite of the pres­ a member of St. M ary’s Epis­ Fight Back the HoUday Inn In New Haven added expense Is due primarily and another son, C3arl, were Nixon Ridge Elementary School In number la 80640. ent shortage of funds, It copal Church. I ' to the honeycomb of holes In treated at the scene. 8AIOON (AP) — South Viet- tomoiMw end Saturdays would be necessary to take ac­ ^ e is survived by two sons, nameie troops launched their Mfa. Edwards, dspartment the doth which must be filled James R. Graham and Thom­ with cement. He tdd the ^oard tion on the above items to In­ first counterattack today since chaplate,'win lead the memorial sure the adequacy of. the dam." "The Star Spangled Banner” as C. Graham, both at home; the enemy began an offensive Bay Slate Number New Yorit Lottety the town had no Idea how.much Hails NEW •YORK (A P )—The servleu at the conventloa and Hie mentioned "above items" was written in 1814, but was not and a brother, Charles Klabosh 36 days ago. At the same time, FALL RIVER. Moss. Mrs. Oibhs, peat president of material will be required to fill winning, number In this refer to additional work on the made the offlclal National An­ of Houston, Tex. the government and the United (A P) — The winning the department wUI be present­ in the dam. r. Maaaa'chusetta lottery this week's New York Stats dam. them until IMI. Funeral seiylces will be Sat­ States began a crash program, ing ohaoks, on behalf of aU o( He said he would proceed week, as choaen by city lottery is 078809. urday at 1 ;30 p.m. at St. M ary’s H oover aimed at reversing military de­ the departments in the atata, with the work if no objections officials here, was 607136. Holders of tickets with Episcopal Church. Burial will feats. to: Rooky HUI Veleran’a Hoe- 'from the directors, and there be in East Cemetery. (Oontlnued'from Page One) Several hundred South Viet­ A spokesman for the all six numbers In correct order win 860,000. HoMers pltal, 1800; Newington Veteran’s were none. Friends may call at the namese paratroopers made a lottery, called The Gcune, Only Hoover was a a civil ser­ of tickets with the last Hospital, 8280; W«et Haven The project was bid June Holmes Funeral Home, 400 combat -assault In ths csntral said three 150,000 winning vant. • . :* five« diglto In order win Veteran’a Hospital, $260; 21, of last year. Penetryn Sys­ we sell omin. 50c Main St., tomorrow from 7 to highlands In an effort to clear tiok4ta had been sold for Nixon sent a wreath of red. wkdi Stete H ^ t a l , $100 and tems of Everett, Maas, was the lottery tidtete! 9 p.m. the drawing. '88,060. white and blue camaUons. North Vietnamees from the (%u $280 for BOholareUpa. low bidder at $78,010. Town of­ The family-suggests that any Pa mountain pass on Highway A few hours later, the Presi­ ■nie looal oorps has voted to ficials then trimmed part of memorial contributions may be M between Kontum and Plelku. dent announced appointment of give donatlona to the National the originally requeried work made to the Heart Association ^eld reports said 40 North L. Patrick Gray m , an assist­ Narcotlos Eund, the NaUonal and decided that town men Vietnamese troqps had been of Greater Hartford, 310 Collins ant attorney general, to suc­ State Man would do other portions of Qie killed in the initial fighting. H iim phi^y Sohoiaraiiip SVind, the Flag •vorybody St.. Hartford. ceed Hoover temporarily. work In in effort to complete th e tn!(pael« of i Associated Press corresptmd- PVnd and die National Veter­ Is Acting ans’ Fkmd. the project within the $66,000 dowrttwn mandbirtEi*. does! Joseph J. Wilde ent David 'J.. Paine reported Out Front from Plelku that the combat pro Oanlvsl the direotors appropriated. Joseph J. Wilde, 80, of 15 Lutz Volunteers assault was made eight miles An old time general store, a Most recent communicatlans Pratt St., East Hartford, died FBI Chief south of Kontum and 19 miles handicraft booth, games, trash between the State Dspartment adha$hre yesterday at Hartford Hospital. In O hio To Meet Monday north of Plelku In efforts to re­ and treasure tables and books of Environment Prote-ctlon He was the husband of Mrs. (CaathMMd from Pago One) open the vital supply route. BV THE ASSOCIATED PRESS win be among the many fea- (DEP) and the town indicate oovering AAIMO Stella McCann Wilde and step­ The Volunteer League of Lutz The South Vietnamese para­ 2Uegler' said Nixon will not turiss at the eamival to be held that the town must complete father of Frederick L. Laramie Sen. Hubert H ; Humidirey Junior Museum will hold- Its (AP photo) troopers ran Into enemy resist­ nmninate a permanent r a i at the Vernon Elementary fllUng in the cavities In the dam. of Manchester. has won a delayed victory in annual general meeting and The Rev. Martin Hughes, pastor St. Alphonsus Catholic Church in nearby Wallace, ance shortly after being litnded chief until after the eleotloa bt- School, Rt, 80, on May 18. In an April 10 letter from the adhesive covering Funeral services were this af­ the Ohio presidential primary luncheon at W illie’s Steak Idaho, consoles family of missing miner in Kellogg where rescue crews seek 58. by helicopters and at dusk, cause "he doesn’t want It (the %>onsorlng the carnival' will state's consulting engineer on ternoon at the Callahan Funeral House Monday. elecUon, defeating Sen. George fighting was still reported.'' choice of a succesaor) consid­ be Uie FTO. It la an annual solids • tra n q m ren t Home, 1602 Main St., East Hart- Special awards will be made McGovern to win the state’s 88 The petratroopers had found ered in the middle of an elec­ event every spring to raise (AP photo) • wood grains .ford, Buriat was in Hillside to the Volunteer of the Year at-large delegate votes to the MAKES HIS OWN fe lts three-man enemy gun crews tion year" and perhaps become money to purchase equipment Cemetery. and another for Icyal and de­ Democrat Ic National COn- Refuses Statements EDINA. Minn. (AP)—Neighbort K eq u O ts • flo ra ls Hope Grows for 58 Miners entrenched in caves on the the subjects of partisan debate. for the achool.- were curious when a 30-foot tele­ Mr. Wilde was bom in Fram­ voted service during the year. ventln- to the Edith About Town txood Time Fair AboUt ToWU and wanted one of his own. Accord­ spectors judged that none of my attack both from the north Neither nomination haa been served In the school cafeteria. '' ingly the one-time stone mason Aircraft Oorp., East Hartford. be cited for their more than 50 of the hoist shaft and had pene­ said. stand Humphrey “ dead even.” Peck 'Room ot the RockvlUe mother’s day and graduation ourdsl the infractions cited in Novem­ and west, has. oeen cut off by acted upon by the Senate, and King David Lodge of Odd started work with a hand axe. knife hours of service. trated to within 200 feet of th} Efforts to recover addltionsd With 90 per cent of Ohio’s 13,- A new feature thU year will pubHo Ubrary. There will be Members of the cast ssf the Listed Saturday road from Plelku for several Nixon has now withdrawn and other tooU to carve his own to­ Walter H- Gifford Officers for 1972-73 will be noist room when word of the di­ ber and January was a hazard bodies were abandoned for a 648 polling places tabulated by an adult handicraft table election of oCtlceis. and MU. second OrngregaUonal Church “The ( W Time Fair," the ^ weeks. Gray’s ai^lntment so he may tem pole as neighbors watched. elected., and committee chair­ minishing smoke was received. constituting an “ imminent dan­ time Wednesday after the body state election officials, Hum­ which iriU otter, tor sale, such Barbara Blackledge cf Aga. variety show wia rehearse to- Highland Park School PTA’s P'™' FeUows Hall. Walter H. Gifford, 51, of Boca Although the counter attack hold down both the F B I helm Raton, Fla., formerly of Man­ men named. Theo R. Baden- No. 10 could allow rescuers ger” to the health and safety of of 11 victims had been re­ phrey had 38 at-large votes and Items as handkes- you A graudate of the U.S. Naval to Manchester as an infant. He “ You just sit here because sistant director of the U.S. Bu­ man for the U.S. command. The primary troubles sparked that a report on an inspection Academy, the balding Gray and his wife observed their 35th Jan. 12 showed that six of the there's nothing you can do to reau of Mines, said “welding At the same time, a team of two suits—both in U.S. District wedding anniversary on April spent 20 years as an officer in lost your violations had not been cor­ help him.” was going on’ ’ where the fire Pentagen experts flew to Sai­ Court in Cleveland—center of 10. the N avy’s submarine service, SOLD IN FINE STORES rected by the Jan. 1 deadline. “ The worst part of this tra­ began. Jarrett also said the gon to insult that the South Cuyahoga (Jounty and the main with a break to earn a law de­ He was employed at Hamilton The Times said most of the- gedy is the waiting,” said Mrs. cause of the fire “ could also Vietnamese have adequate problem area. The limping Standard Division of United A ir­ gree at George Washington FOR MANY DOLLARS MORE! job unabated hazards Involved fail­ Joanne Reichert, who sat in a have been an electrical short.’’ equipment to fight back against Ohio eleotlon machine sput­ craft Corp. when it was located an arsenal of new Soviet-made tered at the state Capitol University. Upon retiring In in East Hartford and had also weapons being used by the Wednesday night when a coun­ 1960, he joined the Nixon cam­ been employed as an Inspector faMimiTOW? North VieLiamese. ting error sent McGovern to paign staff. at Cheney Bros,, where he had President Nguyen Van Thieu within 1,397 votes of Humphrey. worked for 35 years. He later 1 hin^A mj\ lie ^oing prettv gon«i Kissinger--Working Upward ordered police and combat Corected figures put Humphrey THE MOST DANGEROUS tended bar at the VFW Home niiw. Kiir \ He was a charter member of for his Intellectual and scholar­ He also put in part-time tours seme disparaging things about tured enemy documents in­ pound Cuyahoga ballots and its buildings. the Arm y and N avy Club and What will \i>u use t«> tulc thr family ly abilities,” said Samuel P. as a foreign affairs consultant his future boss. H e’s never de­ dicate that Viet Cong terrorist have them counted by federal As a visitor looks into the mirror, was active in the affairs of the over while vou hxik* Kktu\eN’ sMr Huntington, professor of gov­ to Presidents Kennedy and nied them, but he says now he attacks and ci'vll disruptions marshals. The other suit seeks he ruds the following message post­ Stein Club and the Senior Citi­ Ixt'v ho(>e vou never have to hn«l ernment. “ He was an in­ Johnson and developed a close doesn’t remember making the are planned during the offen­ to void the county election. ed directly above and below the mir­ zens. He was a former vice our. Hut just in case, whv not start tellectual heavyweight with art association with New York statements attributed to him. sive. The directive also was The Ohio primary had a cam­ ror: president of the Golden Age saving how, while vmi have a "job.” Join the I'avroll Savings Han where extraordinary range of butslde Gov. Nelscm Rockefeller. He does acknowledge, though, equally aimed at keeping order paign ctisualty in Sen. Henry The Most Dangerous Animal in Club. you work and huv I'.S. Sav mgN liontls. contacts with centers of pow- When Rockefeller decided to that “ I didn’t think much of the among the South Vietnamese Jackson. The Washington law­ the World. You are looking at the Survivors, besides his wife, It's an easy wav to bmid a nest egg. er.” bid for the Republican presl- President at that time. I had armed forces. maker announced he would fol­ most dangerous animal in the world. are a son, James McDowell of ■Anil now there's a bonus interest the general dislike of him. But Hue, threatened by North low (he lead of Sen. Edmund S. It alone of all the animals that ever SALE! East Hartford; seven brothers, ^dds^ economic professor rate on all I'-S. Savings BontJs ^or I didn't know much about Vietnamese forces from both Muskle and end primary cam­ lived can exterminate (and has) en­ • Permanent Press Louis Vince, Tude Vince, and Thomas Schelllng: “He was Original Eiiulpmant TIret on Many K Bonds, when helvl to maiu-’ him ." the North and We^t, was the paigning, but continue his quest tire species of animals. Now it has William Vince, all of Manches­ well regarded here. He was Polyester-Cotton nty of 5 years, 10 month>,44^T^the They had -met only once be­ scene of scattered looting tnd for the Democratic presidential achieved the power to wipe out all ter; Patrick Vince of Rockville, considered at least normally Global of| Anoricai Finof1 1972 Oari! first year', rhat^ira'^v i, pavabic fore, in December 1967, at a gun fights by South Vietnamese nomination. life on earth. • Machine Washable George Vince and Henry Vince, as a bonus irTaturity, applies to all temperamental, as a lot of cocktail party at author Claire m ilitary deserters and troops both of West Hartford, and A l­ B^dA-lssuevl since June 1, IV7(»... people are at Harvard.” Emissary • Pant Coats, Knee Lengths Booth Luce’s Manhattan apart­ who retreated from Quang Trl bert Vince of Tampa, Fla.; two with a comparable improvement for Both Huntington and Schell- ment. Mrs. Luce had lierded Monday. sisters, Mrs. Mel Adair of ^Bast all older Bunds. ing observed, though, that Kis­ • All Beautifully Lined dential nomination in 1964, Kis­ Nixon and Kissinger into a In another development, As­ Hartford and Mrs, Volunda With any luck at all your emer­ singer’s interests weren’t limit­ gency fund may become a vacation, singer signed on as his foreign drawing room “literally to sociated Press correspondent WIDE BELTED • Superb Detailing, Bums of Manchester; three ed to the Cambridge campus. a college evtucation, or a happy shake hands,’’ Kissinger re­ Richard Blystcne reported from grandaughtefs and three great- “Henry clearly was always affairs adviser. A n O ld Fashion Colors retirement. The Governor was trampled calls. Hue that the province chief grandcihildren. involved in the world outside “ Neither of us like small called' a meeting of key civil • Balmacaans, Ring-a-dings, Funeral services will be Sat­ Harvard,” Huntington said. in the (X )P stampede to Barry DELUXE CHAMPIOH urday at 9 a.m. at St, Mary's Goldwater, but decided to make talk,” Kissinger says, so they and pdlitical leaders in efforts Newports, Trench coats “In some ways he may have M aster Episcopal Church. The Rev. another try in 1968. spent a few minutes in "that to restore ' order following a been more ambitious than other • Juniors, Misses, Stephen White will officiate. Again, Kissinger was his for­ appalling banter pec^Ie engage wave of panic. professors,” Schelllng said. Half Sizes Burial will be in St. James eign affairs adviser. His main in" at cocktail parties. Blystone reported that anoth­ Com esTb Cemetery. While teaching at Harvard, job, besides tutoring the candi­ Later, Nixon announced the er 75,000 Hue residents had fled Friends may call at the Kissinger began a project date on Vietnam and other is­ appointment of Henry Kissinger southward, leaving ers. security affairs. population. A m erica. and 7 to 9 p.m. Policy,” published in 1957. It When Republicans went to The refugee from Hitler’s The family suggests that any was widely hailed in'academic Miami for their convention in Germany, the would-be accoun­ memorial contributions may be Ihke stock in America. ana government circles. At age the summer of 1968, Kissinger tant, the Harvard professor, About Town made to the Book of Remem­ 34, Kissinger had established recalls, “ It was clear Rockefel­ was given control of the na­ Nmv Bonds pay a bonus a maturity The Sunset Club will meet to­ brance at St. Mary’s Episcopal himself as a leading foreign ler wasn’t going to get the nom­ tion’s foreign policy machinery. It's Arthur Treschsr, and ha didn’t come empty handed. Church. policy expert. ination. I wasn’t at all sur­ To some, it meant he had be­ morrow at 1:30 p.m. at the Sen­ He brought the original English recipe for fish A chips. Om U S ht Mm i 4 i h i u m i I pim lectM YOU M . M X . h w «• » MlWr MTVWV M f --- ~ mt* t w come the world’s second most ior Citizens Center. After the A generous serving of two North Atlantic whitefish sita Tax tWairSMo* ika Irmamtrt aaj TW 4 4iit* im Cw td . The book stressed the dan­ prised that he didn’t, but that WMMpiraHf Tire rira meeting, ceirds will be played. fillatt; snd chips cut from the finest Idaho SAVI when you boy tke first gers of too much reliance on didn’t ease the pain.” powerful man. potatost. For just 99«, It's ths complata English fish A Are at the regular ex­ the concept of massive nuclear chips dinnsr with a flavor you'vs got to tasts to bsllsvs. B78-I4 $41.00 $16.40 $24.60 % 2 M C h a r g e It retaliation. He advocated in­ change priee (pins Fed. TASTE IT SOONI F78-I4 48J50 19.40 29.10 2 S 2 stead a more flexible response, Ex. tax) on idea shared by others and Teachers Vote Mediation 678-14 53.75 2IJ0 31.95 2A9 at K in g ’s later adopted as U.S. policy. 2.93 Listen 11 arm. to 2 p.m. H78-I4 58,25 23J0 34.95 A second Kissinger book, “ A (Continued from Page One) is not valid, but rather is one salaries retroactive to President 2.78 For Catholic Burial World Restored,” aealt with the of priorities. He added that the Nixon’s November 1971 freeze. Saturilayi May 8 678-15 54,25 21.70 32.55 BriflMlii'nn-NYTOOAYI , Education to set up mediation board didn’t dispute his claim Seven other towns that, like efforts of Austria’s Prince Met- 3jOI procedures followed a motion Manchester, had not signed H78-I5 59A0 23.80 35.70^ Catholic Burial is a heritage of our Faith . . . an ternlch and Britain's Lord Cas- that it received 8800,000 more II we should Sell out of your size, a rain (dieck will be which rejected, with one dis­ agreements before the freeze, The Jeff Jacobs Show 3.12 honor, a privilege, and an obligation. tlereagh at ,the Congress of in 1971-72 than last year. J78-I5 M.25 26A0 39.75 issued, assuring future delivery at the advertised senting vote, the Board of Ed­ he added, are paying. Vienna to reshape the balance Of this, he said, teachers re­ ucation offer. In mediation, the O n W IN F price. The prudent Catholic family secures burial space of European power after the ceived 25 per cent. He also Albert Hadigian, IlUng Junior state department appoints a before the need arises. downfall of Napoleon. pointed out that an additional High School teacher, read a Prizes galore including Tom Jones and j representative to attempt to re­ A third book, “ The Necessity $200,000 has been allocated to statement signed by teachers in Engelbert Humperdlnk aUmms! solve differences. , It mediation of Change,” was published in Manchester in funds released that school, advocating that the becomes deadlocked, the teach­ • SAINT JAMES CEMETERY 1960. by Gov. Thomas Meskill. negotiating committee "use all ers and Board of Education Last year, Glaeser comment­ legal means to obtain an agree­ ARTHUR TREACHER'S 368 BROAD STREET Meanwhile, Kissinger was each name an arbitrator. They, THE ORIGINAL MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT ed, the cost to the board to ment; in effect, backing gpilng proceeding to pluck most of the in turn, agrree upon a third. bring Manchester teachers up to mediation and arbitration." BROWN'S TIRE SHOP Phone; Mr. Higgins — Mr. McKeman — 643-6713 jisif AdUfips foreign policy plums available Tracing the background of to the Hartford County average This drew a response from an 333 MAIN STRIET ^ PHOM l 643-2819 at Harvard. He was director of negotiations, Glaeser said that would have been $60,000; this elementary schexi teacher that the International Seminar, as­ the Board of Education’s con­ year, it has jumped to $135,000. the same spirit did not' exist 401 Center St., Manchester Opt* Mon. - FrL 7 A.M. - 10 P.M. — Sol. 7 A.M. ■ 6 P.M. — Sew. 9 A.M . ■ 6 PJW. sociate director of the Center tention that it hasn’t the money Also, he said, Manchester is among her group, even' though ^ li s/t ' for International Affairs and to raise teacher salaries higher the only county town not paying "W e’re not happy." Vai P A G E T E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY. MAY 4. 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THUI^pAY, MAY 4, 1972 PAGE ELEVfeSN Steam Line Fitting Barbieri Quits Near-Deserted City Public Records Monagan Leads Warranty Deed Louise (3. Gordon to Philip L. and Patricia J. Desjardins, Blamed in Tragedy Hue Puts Up Brave Front property at 146 Summit St. cwi- Revainp Defeat ;e; veyance tax $29.70. NBW YORK (AP) — Build- Mayor John V. Undsay, who HUB, Vietnam (AP) — Bat- during a 86-hour period cf spo- show up by 6 p.m. Friday need Federal Tax Lien Ings cniclals say the failure of went to the scene, noted that U.S. (Government against Bd- HARTFORD (AP) — A last- New Canaan, Wilton and Weat- tered by a huge refugee migra- radic looting iand minor dls- not show up at all. MITES an expansion joint In a steam the steam risers were "deep In­ essenUal services a s j ^ Sales $612.11, property dltch attempt by the Democrats However, according to one line caused the explorion that aide the walls and part ot the tlon, drained of more than half orders two days ago. Such unofflcial estimate, Monagan killed seven persons in a lower basic structure." He noted Backs McGovern Its population and wary oi at- American officials had saved water, power, and telephones ‘‘ t ‘ in the legislature to reihap Oon- tack, Vietnam's old. imperial up food when the enemy offen- continued to operate as they Judgment Lien re-electlon Manhattan skyscraper.' there is no legal requirement Coughlin Roofing C!o. Inc. necUcuts six congressional dla- u, 1970 under the new district Buildings Oommlssloner Jo- for periodic InspecUOT of such NSW HAITEN, Conn. (AP) — ly among Hartford DOmccrata, capital Is trying to pull itself to- sive broke out five weeks ago had during eVen the worst cf Nsv^ Haven Democratic Town was that he was not making gather. and'efforts , were under vray to the influx of an estimated 100,- against Joseph Pacheco of Soiito tricts foundered Wednesday on lines by about 16,000 votes. seph Stein, who announced the pipes. Windsor, $708.73, property at the caialrman Arthur T. Barbieri sutficler.' headway in bis cam­ "Yesterday t felt as though I persuade businessmen to open 000 refugees, plus mllitaiy the (q>po6iUon of one Democrat- The DemocraUc leaders- plan finding, said the investigation Theblast occurred in the of- northwest corner (rf Chapel and toda^ abandoned his challenge paign to unseat Bailey to jus­ was 'sitting on top cf a sandpUe their doors again. stragglers and deserters from ic congressman. was to pass the congresslmal into Wednesday's tragedy had flees of General Public Utilities Main Sts. of state chairman John M. Bail­ tify a convention floor fight. while somebody played a fire- Rep. John S. Monagan of Wa- plan in both legislative cham- net yet determined the reason Corp., a holding company asso- Col. Ton That Khlen, chief of northern front. Marriage licenses ey’s leadership of the party and Barbieri has been tewn chair­ hese on It,’ ’ said John Graham, ______terbury did not like the shape bers—even if they had to cut a for the "unusual failure." elated with New Jersey Power Thua Thlen Province and may- ^Ity offices began to flU up Clinton Babbitt May and Ger­ of his 6th District in the new parUamentary comer or two "Veterans of the Department and Ll^t Co.. Jersey Central said he Would Instead devote man in Now Haven for 18 an American civil development or of Hue, met today with m ' vrorkers returning from his full -time to supporting U.8. trude Mae Hatton, both of Taun­ plan and got several Democrat- and then bank on court action of Building going back 60 Power and Light, Pennsylvania years, frequenUy char-lng Bail­ worker. “But today, there’s political and civic 'leaders, ‘ fokinortaking fh»irtheir families to safety. Sen.' George McGovern for the ton, Mass. Ic Senators from hU district to to overturn an anUclpated veto years cannot recall a similar Electric Co. and Metropolitan ey with being too Hartford orl- been a big turnaround." streamlined the city govom- The province headquarters prestdenoy. Nunzio Paul Parente of Bast oppose it. Just one Democratic by Mesklll. occurence,” Stein said, adding Edison Co., also of Pennsylva- ontod in his dlrecUon of the Shops were stIU shuttered to- ment into five agencies and oi^ *«■« »> P®*' ®®“‘ t® «> Hartford and Pamela Joyann defection in the Senate was The precedent for over- that a complete inquiry was un- nia. Barbieri, who planned to run party. day and food and services were dered all civil servanto ready P®*; ®®nt ®n duty.. custer of 190 Summit St.. May enough to sink ttie bill with sol- turning a gubernatorial veto derway. Two of the dead w r e audl- for the state chalrmanahip at Barbieri touched on that scarce because 226,000 of Hue’s for duty 24 hours a day. °"® ‘*‘® important jo. St. Bridget Church id (q>poeition from the RepubU- was set by the California Sii- Four women and three men tors for the firm of L y b m d , the party’s state convenUon in theme again today. 200,000 people have fled south- The clvU servants were in-^®®*®” restoring con- charlei Elmer Kndwlton Jr Juno^ M id hie decielon does not They are (the Democrats ward. Others have locked up formed that those who did not «donce in civic workers who of 87 White St. and Kathleen cans. preme Court in January when died instantly when the line Ross Bros.. A Montgomery! an BE SURE . t^BU SS hat been Mrving tha Home Owner The plan which Democratic it reinstated a congressional burst at 11:16 a.m. The effects accounting firm. They were Pe; mean any backtracking from who agree with his criticism ot for 90 YEARS. For a complete FREE INSPECTION of leaders had prepared for votes resdistrictlng jdan which had cf the blast were confined to ter Sandick, 36, of 67-66 Clude hie belief that Bailey should be Bailey) sick and tired of, lead­ — ------S ^ X v : t^ ilir.n ’Te St., May 20, Second Congrega­ on the floor of both the Senate been passed by the state legis- four rooms the S6th floor of St., Forest Hills, Queens, and replaced. ers who think the world is lurch. tional C2iur^. your home by a Termite Control Expert, supervised '-Hue is known as a rumor- and the House wsis almost iden- lature, but vetoed by Gov. Ron- the building at 80 Pine St. L.C. Sherman Jr., 34, of 10 Hill m 3 - 6 "But first things, must' come Irunded by metropolitan Hart­ Frobe of Housing Building Permits 1^* finest technical staff, phone our nearest tical with the one passed last aid Reagan. The impact was so quick that st., Newaric, N.J. first/* said Barbieri in a state­ ford and of decision making prone city and many rumors Blsted Construction <3o. Inc. local office: year and vetoed by Gov. Thom- With legislative action some of the victims were still The other five, all employes ment. "Our first need in Con- where the cuUandsrs always concern the Americans. for Green Manor Construction as J. Mesklll as a "gerryman- scuttled on the last day of the seated at their desks. "They of (General Public, were IdenU- neettbut is to help nominate a come out secemd best." A rumor that the United <3o. Inc., alterations to 69B Am- der.” regular 1972 session, the possl- locked like mannikins," said fled as: presidential candidate who can The New Haven chairman Narrowed to Gotham States hkd made a deal with bassador Dr.; for Helen Mitchell The plan would have taken bllitles of future approval of P few."' support of McGovern is a ploy cent. The loans enabled specu- from "pracUcally all major the departure ot some of the 9® Indian Dr., and house at 84 ment but he does have the con- interview with the ment caused by the expansion 3 Z Another InterpretaUon of Baf- to win votes for the state clialr- fidence P Specualtors in return steered and Urban Development, which Asked about any Viet Cong West Granby, two-family home Wednesday he thought Gov. 7 Bolton mortgage bualne^ to United licenses lenders fer FHA pro- ®®^^ty in Hue, Graham re- 27-29 Norman St., $26,000. work as a key member of my ^ naMve of St. Louis, Gray Thomas J. MeskiU would veto and paid the firin’s employes grams, has not audited P**®^ about ' 700 suspected Martin Scuderi for David campaign staff," read the in- joined the Navy in 1940 after the State Employe Relations Act ■^NO laoAsr State Settles ■np-T2cwsr kickbacks averaging several Unlted’s books for many years, Communist ’ inflltrators had Wpodbury, fence at 619 E. Mid scriptlon on a picture ^ th e getting an engineering degree which gives state employes the School Has Waiting List thousand dollars a year per y ever,' said Frank J. Caruso! rounded up and that no die Tpke., $1,000. President that hung on Gray's from Rice University in Texas, right to bargain collectively. •TlFNOEIl. law ofOce wall during his prac- ^ jj,e batUeshlp man, according to testimony Empire vice president. activity of any consequence bad Alexander Clhenard, alter- Perkins Suit Attorney Robert L. Hlrtle Jr., Mrs. Alan 'Wledle, president of port of the March activities of aUens at 269 Scott Dr., $86. tlce in the 1960s. Idaho for 18 months and then before the Senate antitrust and Payne said he doubU United detected, HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) counsel for the Connecticut ■gawp srm: Bolton Cooperative Nursery Gray, 66, a career Navy mcui transferred to submarines. Dur- the Rockville Public Health Nur­ mon<^y subcommittee. officials checked any transac- happens when the flrst who joined Nixon’s staff in The state has agreed to pay Education Assoclation’a Depart­ school, notes that although both ing World War H he took party $90,000 to settle a federal court ment of Higher Education, sing Association, which show­ Affidavits and testimony yons closely because, through “ *'****®*y W*" *l»e dty? 1960, said in a 1964 interview sessiens for the 1972-73 schotd showed one of United’s sales- yielr Interim loans to specula- Graham NKWt — EXOmNO In five patrols against the Jape- suit brought in the 1969 state made the. i»«dictlon at the l » . ed that 64 cans were made in 8P9CUl&' that between 1946 and 1960 Nix­ ^ E f on ^ 0 ^ year are flUed, appUcoUcas are men collected commissions on tors and iclckWk " arrange- police shooting of Roger and group’s spaing conference. 6 ^ ■BetT Bolton. Aiq>roximately 88 hours on htul been "the focal point of being accepted for the school's mortgage business he placed ments, they had an Interest In After the war, Gray was one Gene Perkins of Groton. The bill requires the governor NATURAL HEALTH many attacks by all sorts of waiting list. were spent in the community with his firm In his off-hoUrs _ulck closings, Vatican City of 18 officers selected from The settlement wlU be di- to incorporate in his budget all All classes are held at Chan­ groups within the United States by the pubUc health nurse. business as a speculator, in The present status of Vat­ R > O S * S H O m „ ______hundreds of applicants for a vided, |46,(XX) to the parents, coat items which have been dler Hall, Bolton Oongregatlon- because of his dedicated aiiti- turn, the salesman Kiva Ber- , government regu- ican City was established by Commcml^ ”^ d hls^^lempU ‘*“’ee-year postgraduate course Eleanor and AUred Perkins, agreed to in coUectlve baigaln- al (3hurch, from 9 to 11:80 a.m. School health aides worked for w ald-pald other United em- mortgage companies as the Lateran Treaty, signed to show the extent of the Com- George Washington UnlVer- and $45,000 to Gene’s widow, ing between the college’s board The three-day session meets 170 hours in March end the ployes and Utle-1 n s u r a n c e ‘endera WUl ^ liO C E R V be led down the path of com by the Papal See and repre- munist menace within the School In Washington. Mrs. Susan Perkins Evans, of trustees and the teachers’ Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri­ school nurse for S3 hours. companles kickbacks of up to “ p a Z ! sentaUves of the government United States." graduated in 1949. They originally sued for representatives, Hlrtle said. days, and the two^lay seaslon Evening Ofiloe Hours $68 at each closing on hie prop- P®“ “ ve temptation, Payne jjg jy jj, 1929^ The same dedication Is ex- Attaining the rank of captain, $500,000. The provislcn, he said, denies meets Tuesdays and Thursdays. Morra announced that ' the e r t i e 8 , Berwald’s record ______empllfled by Gray, said Max Gray served on the staff of the Gov. Thomas J. Mesklll the g ov «n or power to reduce Mrs. Wiedie notes that the town clerk, tax collector, build­ showed. M. Shapiro, a former law part- Atlantic Fleet Submarine Force Wednesday authorized $20,000 the proposed apqrrt^rlatlon on school is <^>en . t o all children on ing Inspector and (UEsessor will The subcommittee is exam­ ner. ^ commander in New London and as the state’s share in the set- his own. a non-discrtmlnatory basis, with bold office hours Monday eve­ ining allegations that financial “ He won’t coddle the enemies then was assigned to the Tentn- tlement. The rest will be paid "I think Gov. MesklU will preference given to Bcriton res- nings from 7 to 9 p.m. Instead institutions, s u ^ as mortgage of America That’s for sure,” gon. by Securities Insurance Group have serious problems with ' Idents. Children must be three of Wednesday evmtinga The new companies and innks, 'ia a i - '' said Shapiro shortly after Upon retiring In 1960, Gray of Hartford, the company hold- that," Hlrtle said. “ He ia very and one half years old before hours win be effective Monday, aided speculators in plundering learning that Nixon had named Joined Nixon’s staff and a year ing the liability policy covering studious about his budget. He SUciAlS Dec. 31, 1972 to be ril^ble. and the offices will be open to­ the Federal Housing Adminis­ Gray to take xn in addition to later began hia civil practice in state police. likss to pars it down on his BPHNA . ^ night from 7 to 9 p.m. as sched- tration through sale of dis­ his present job, that as a re- New London. Attorney John F. Scully of but this bill given him no The Selectmen'reviewed a re­ 'ifled. ■ integrating houres to families placement for J. Edgar Hoover, Gray left his law practice in Hartford, who represented the discretion.” MU SOFT -33,^ who can’t afford the repairs who died Tuesday. 1969 to serve for a yecir as ex- troopers and the insurance The power to cut cost items. and upkeep. Gray has two sons who were ecutlve assistant to Robert company, said the state waa wagea, hours or any appnqyria- The panel is concentrating on wounded while with the Ma- Finch, then Secretary of asked to pay g20,000 because of goea to the legislature, the New York City cases that rines in Vietnam in 1971, said Health, Education and Welfare, allegations which went bdyond and here, Hlrtle said, was "an- LoK u ' a u i o g A l DiAMOrtP already have brought in­ Shapiro. He returned to Connecticut and the condlUons of the state’s Ua- othsr hooker.” WEEKEND SPECIAL dictments of 40 individuals and ” Ihis U the type of back- his law pracUce in January bUUy coverage. He would not The blU says if any cost item W * MEAIS OA8B ft GABBY corporations, including the ground that you’re dealing in,” 1971, but he continued for lO elaborate. is rejected by the G «ierai As­ VBTtei^BHT area’s largest mortgage firm. Shapiro said. "His whole back­ months as a special consultant Roger Perkins 32, and Gene sembly, all cost items shall be L in Eastern. United U second larg­ ground is such that he’s always to Nixon’s cabinet on education. 30, vvere shot to death at a returned to the paities for fur­ est, followed by Inter-Island served his country." Nixon appointed him assist- t n x ^ r stakeout in May, 1969. ther collective bargaining. ORfiPEmtr JUICE Mortgagee Oorp. vdilch has Gray’s time with the New ant attorney, general in Decern- troopen swore at a coro- "If the legislature rejects 4® erom om 0 H . Pompons $1.29 been subpoenaed by the com­ London law firm was spent in ber, 1970. jHe has b e ^ in neris inquest that the brothers. some cost items," Hlrtle said, Bunch mittee. civil law rather than criminal, charge of/the Justice Depart- broken into the school, “ they first go back to the gov­ Subcommittee investigators Shapiro said. However, he ment’s ^jiVll Division. fired first. A .46-caliber auto- ernor, then to more coUecUvo 'PBtmUCE VtVT* ALSO FULL LINE OF THE MOST LUXUR­ assert that the type of financial maUc was found beside them bargaining. Because of the IOUS CHOCOLATES IN THE WORLD — links unraveled in New York after they had been fatally timetable of the General As­ FLORA-MIR CHOCOLATES GIFT WRAPPED. are common in other cities hit wounded in the back. sembly, it will be like recom­ sumsr HMu. MBCfCM/ ffm nesu by housing scandals', including A year later, however, mitting a bill to committee or, fitm o A Detroit, <3iicago, Philadelphia sale starts tomorrow. May 5*13 'r an ex-ctmvlct in Maine told po­ in effect, killing it.” owmes cm n/m WAUASS Emd St. Louis. Wet Basement 1 lice he was present as an infor­ a A ft ^ Paul Buettner Florist, Inc. The information about mant and that the brothers had M ^ 1122 BURNSIDE AYE., EAST HARTFOlftD United’s inner workings was THE AH^Bt TO EVBrr not Taeen armed. disclosed in affidavits, com­ TEL. 528-9586 BASEM j^ MOISTURE PROBLEM A one-man grand jury con­ pany records, and the testi­ firmed that fact, and charged OPEN TILL 9 THURSDAYS mony of officials of the Empire that the gun had been planted National Bank of New Yoric by one of the troopers and that OPEN SUNDAY MORNINGS State. all four lied. Empire, which recently pur­ WATERPROOFING The four, Philip Salafia Jr., chased United and subsidiary Robert Gulher, Theodore Rig- gar and Stanley Radgowskl Jr. CLINIC resigned and beaded guilty to perjury. They were given sus­ I^I^ZEN POOD “OAlR^ OEPT. SATURDAY. MAY 6th pended sentences. $p!i£fyO pMABilfAC i 2 DAYS ONLY - TODAY A SAT. 10 A.M. — 2 P.M. The parents and Mrs. Perkins tried unsuccessfully to file a ncmn- /J ^ damage suit in a state court, Mr. Clifford Gleason but were Uocked by statute of MmAme SAVE *60 Factory Representative llmltatldnr SAVINGS TIME will be here to answer your They filed a federal court su m U K m M s , LT.WOOD soectactriar wriue! Waterproofing Questions ^ suit, charging violation of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, claiming lloUAIlC ToUHSOM LOCKER PLANT AND MEAT MARKET the state police had deprived HOSIERY 1 PR. 3 PRS. the brothers of their civil rights with unnecessary force. 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TEL 649-5253 FEDDERS * NORGE * PHILCO * TOSHIBA * SPEED QUEEN • PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTP^ EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY. MAY 4, ,1972 PAGE THIRTEEN

Samuel Newliuiy, 193 Adams KTrs. Paul M. Spurgeon, U7B Center St.; Mrs. Sandra Davey Also, Harold V. Richards, Rt. Tolland County Superior Court Manchester St.; Mrs. Briglda Papeftl, East Mlaln St. and son, 288 Oak St. SO, Vernon; Stacey L. S p em , South Windsor Coventiy Hartford; Mrs. ..Carolyn M. DISCHARGED TUESDAY: RIHCHARGEJD WEDNESDAY; 103 Charter Oak St.; Charles T. Storm Kills 16 Hospital Notes Peck. Rt. 31, Coventry. ' Kurt Thoresen, 303 Redwood Mrs. Phyllis R. Hufford, Cedar ZakresM, East Hartford; Mar- Abortion Law \1»TING HOURS Also, Alfred M. Ritter, 43 Rd.; Joseph Sartor Sr., 396 Swamp Rd., Coventry; ,Clyde tin Libltsky, 21 Ellen Lane; In (Mexico City Delay Brings Dismissals Intermediate Care Semi- School St.; Mrs. Lynda Dion, 23 Rauschenbach, 63 Thompson Mrs. Elii»beth A, Snow, 836 Chester Drt; Robert W. Rosen, Arnold Comments Ordinance Would Limit Use MEXICO CITY (AP) — Six­ private, noon . 8 p.m.*, and 4 ot. « - Edgerton - St.; Barney T. Peter- Rd.; Edmund H..Perry, 86 E. Summit St. Wethersfield; Francine M. Tay teen persons were killed p.m- • 8 p.m .; pri\'ate rooms,'man, 40 Jordt St.; Mrs. Dolores Middle Tp)ca.; John R. Cable, Also, Mrs. Virginia O. Chatel, Warning Cited r . r . . ____ _ i^yaan oi.. jura, uonna . r rto. u... . ______Wednesday as a thunderstorm 10 a.m. - t p.m., and 4 p.m. - 8 l Trinka' Woodstock Valiev ^akevlew Dr., Rock- Southbridge, Maas.; Mrs. Rose- gg Falknor Dr.; Kathleen Rear- In Prison Assault ■’Trials On School Grouping Of Dump to Town Residents lashed the southern part of p.m. Mrs Evelyn C Vincent TO9 Albers, 21 Oval lane. don, 841 McGrath Rd., South LURTFORD, Ckmn. (AP)—If If an appeal-to the denial of Mexico City, the office o f the Two dismissals and three vin A. Henley, tried with HarV, ..i^ny from the other trials. His pediatrics: Parents allowed Main St ’ R- Landry, 444" Also, Mrs. Jean T. McNlckle, Windsor; Mrs. Sylvia M. Moiv — - A rf«0 «a BfinlrAm «Mnee 4.1— ««e.ew a. _ A car sticker may be required sented his Wolf badge, a gold ysu’re thinking of taking ad­ Killian’s motion to keep the old mayor announced. F ive persons nolles finally wound up a series was found Innocent. , " appearance before the parole ^ excent noon— 2 nm- Hilliard St.; Mrs. Sandra J. 12 Cedar St.; Mrs. Rita D. rone 273 Oak St.; TOdd E. War- QueatlOM eonoamlng the Jua chunois C9iapter of the Disabled tion for Items sold outside will of local residents in order to arrow and four silver arrows; vantage of a federal court decl- law in effect while the state ap­ were reported missing. of eight companion cases which The three n.Ues, meanwhile, beard on the charge he has • _ _ . « nm. ®^THS TUESDAY: A son to Jones, 289 Autumn St.; Gerard Blette, 38 Birch St; Donald J. weg,’ 3U Homestead St.; Mrs. Uflcatlon of ablUty grouping of American Veterans from Wind­ otsrt at a p.m. use the town dump, If towns­ Bledne Cromie and Tony Mc- siem knocking down Con­ peals the April 18 ruling is de­ The 43-minute thunderstorm, a ■tudenta in the South V^ndaor sor, South Windsor and Windsor Anyano wishing to donate have been on the court dockets disposed of the cases of Joseph been servinj nas been delayed, o«iflo . ***"’ Mrs. Ramon A. Peres, . Lalancette, 46 Summer St.; Anderson, WlUimantlo; Mrs. Linda S. Dias and son, 18 Vll- people react favorably to estab­ necticut’s abortion laws, think nied, Meskill said, he wpuld aohool ayatem poaed by realdent Fall, Wolf badge and gold heusehcld items, tools, plants accompanied by hall and high and trial lists since Nov. 1970. Wright, Clarence Reberts Jr. and he has served extra time In . _ ’ - • • P- •• Burrrt Hill Rq., Hebiw; ^ Mrs. Margaret A. Eckard, 68A Jessie Amadeo, 162 Bidrldge St.; liage St.,“ Rockville; Mrs. Joan Locks Mdll hold their last Sun­ lishment of an ordinance sched­ again say the state's governor call the General Aseembly into Allan Caffyn In an April 11 let­ arrow; Timothy jParent, Bob or foed for the auction should winds, flooded streets, caused Special Public Defender Ed- and Geoffrey Kyles, leaving segregaUon because of the ® J- Chestnut St.; Adam Dsura, 42C Mrs. Rosemary Cronin, 97 Len- Lsne and son, 70 Oxford St.; day "after church services uled for public hearing on May and attorney general. special session. ter to the. Board of Education Danehy, Malcolm Ross and mudslides and demolished ward y. O’Connell was granted cnly the two cases cf Johnson charge. *, „ Morehouse, 108 Avondale Rd. Bluefleld Dr.; Cindy Patterson, o?c St; DarUne M. Bldridge, 83 Mrs. Jane Merwln and daug^- breakfast” until September this 23. contact Mrs. Michael Pesce, Cculd anyone be arrested for Killian said the a j ^ a l to the and the Town Council haa re­ Gary Turn, Wolf badge; and shanties. a motion to dismiss the assault and Rcbert Chappeile on. the The state’s attemey, Donald **®®* * " * * ? , ®*“y> BIR’THS WEDNEISDAY: A E^ Hartford. Laurel St. Enfield. year at the Community Hall on The Town Council has been Mrs. Anthcny Stdgltis, or. Mrs. perferming abortions In Con- Circuit Court will be filed In ceived the attention' of board E ric Bisson, Bear b a d ^ and A police spokesman said wa­ charges against Thomas M. trial list. / B. Caldwell, said the state has “"J “““*«« *»'’» nun- daughter to Mr. and Mrs. R. Also, Lucia Manclnone, 89C Also, Jacob A. Flalkoff, Bay------Main St. in South Windsor, from studying for some time the pos­ Royce Hollister. necticut? New York City on Friday chairmen, Jamea Arnold. gold arrow. ter in the streets reached a Jrtmson on grounds the accus- Special Public Dfefender been ready but Ued up with a "**•- Brayton Bowen. 33 Murray Rd., Vernon Garden Apts., Vernon; side, L.I., N.Y.; Heidi L, 8 a.m. to noon. sibility of requiring a sticker, Whlrliawasrs "A dangerous assumption on morning and that a ruling To clean the soleplate of an Caftyn la a former member of Also; Scott Doyle, Bear depth of more than two feet. ed was not accorded a G'Ccnnell contended ^yesterday very crewded calendar and he Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m. - South Windsor; a daughter to Wesley Williams, East Hartford; Goehrlng, 86 White St.; William Breakfast consists of bacon since it is known that out- e prisoners te.stified Christensen, Vernon Garden frur.i no basis for it. ife S Mton lettuce, French fried potatoes, the TAG facilities .t o serve the consider what he called "a S3 students per classrooms. transports demolition, construc­ ea pig, sparrow, parakeet, and after ransacking several the gu^s. in overwhelming Apts., Rockville; Kathleen Dale. All that’s left now Is a large Bolton, cole slaw, milk, brownie. people of Tolland County. strong anti-abortion law ” to re­ Household Items, Etc. ____ Rockville; Agnes plastic shield used by guards at Robert D. Duprey, East Hart- Caftyn asked the board to jus­ tion or brush material to the snake, hamster, turtle and dresser drawers took only numbers, did the assaulting. Vernon AVe., Wednesday, pizza with meat dump in connection with his Plants and food will be on place the one ruled uncon­ of the three m en'’ tried Martin, A very S^.. South Wind- the prison, it was reluctanUy

PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1972 Section Two THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1972 Evening IfrraUi THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1972 Pages 1 5 to^ 2 8 Members and advisors of Assembly Adjourns About Town Manchester Assembly, Order of State Senator Charges Rainbow for Girls, who lurve Little Flower of Jesus Moth­ made reservations for a trip on Charter Revision Request ers Circle will meet tomorrow the FSreedom TraU in Boston T Y M w tn n is Rham Plans Historic Session at 8:16 p.m. at the home of Sunday, are reminded to bring HARTFORD ,(AP) — With it; for enacting a no-fault auto Mrs. Jesse Perera, 178 Spruce a box lunch. The bus will leave ArtShow words of praise from Oov. insurance law; for putting Bribery By a Lobbyist St Mrs. John Measom is co- the Masonic Tetnple at 7 a.m. *20 up \ . ■ Iliomas J. Mesklll and IX. Oov. some cf the Etherington Oom- hostess. The pubUc is In^tod to attend T, Clark Hull, the Legislature mlssion’s cost-cutting recom­ HARTFORD (AP) — A Any member of Gibbons As­ Policemen Want Freedom integrity of every senator in the motion carried on a voice vote. Usal Second MaeMne Rham High Sohod'a Annual Art adjourned Its historic 1972 ses­ mendations into effect, and for charge of bribery was made chamber." The bill thereupon died. Mountain Laurel Chapter of sembly, Catholic Ladles of Co­ Show which opens tUs^Saturday sion at 6:60 p.m. Wednesday. extending the rij^hts of adults to Wednesday by Sen. Wilber G. "I challenge Senator Smith to Lobbying on the MU had been Sweet Adelines urill rehearse to­ lumbus, who has not been con­ YALI at 7 p.m. and wUl" continue Hull, who received a stand­ 18-year-olds. Smith, D^Hartford, against a substantiate his charges and to instense during tho past two night at 8 at Franklin Recrea­ tacted for the Assembly’s 60th TYPiwRimi snvici through Mdy 18 daily front 2;U ing, shouting ovation before the Departing from his prepared well-known lobbyist. see that legal action is taken," weeks, with the restaurant tion Center, 680 Franklin Ave., anniversary - dinner on May 10 to 4 p.m. , To Enter Political Arena governor came in, struck bock text, Meskill told the legislators In a speech on the Senate said Gunther. group battling the Connecticut Hartford! at 6:3() p.m. . at Manchester SSHBOH W n U B B S The Art Dopartment at Rham By SOL R. COHEN grievance procedures as spell­ izations of any police depart­ Democratic and Republican at what he called "unjust, abu­ he would call them into special Gunther questioned the tim­ State Labor Cjouncll, AFL-dO , Country Club is asked to con­ wlU again host tho regional ele­ floor Smith said he had been of­ (Herald Reporter) ed out in the union contract. ment." • town committees. sive criticism" of the assembly session to enact a new anti- ing of Smith’s blast, saying that for the votes of the senators. tact Mrs. John F. Tierney, 219 mentary aofaooU of Hebron, An­ fered “bribes" by Kevin Ken­ Full Qoepel Christian FeUow- The Manchester Police The contract designates the Woold Elect FZC Bottner commented, "It for enacting legislative pay abortion law if the y.S. Court his charges "should have been The biU was originally sup­ W. Center St. dover and kUriborough and ny, a Hartford attorney, mem­ ship. Interdenominational, wlU Union wants a change in town manager as the final au­ ’Then, speaking on behalf of seems to me you more or less raises and pensions. of Appeals refuses to delay the made at the time of the of- posed to have been part of last their exUblts will be displayed ber of the Democratic State have a Bible study ui'd open thority and permits further ap­ the MPOA, he recommended are encouraging peoj^ not to "This is the most underpaid, effect of a lower Court ruling fensjB." In Rfaam’s Reading Center. the town charter so that Central Committee, and lobby­ year’s biU boosting the min­ discussion tonight at 7 :30 at peals to the State Labor Board. that the Planning and Zoning affiliate with a party, and thus overworked, and tmjustiflably that held Connecticut’s old law “ At this point. Senator Smtth In oonjunotton with th e' art police officers may partici­ ist for the Associated Restau­ imum wage to $1.86 an hour. Orange Hall. Town Manager Robert lyelss (Commission be elected and that become the public members!” criticised legislative body in the unconstitutonal. should put up or shut up," he show, the aymphonlo band will pate in political activities, rants of Connecticut. Along with this increase in pay, explained today that, under the election be by district and Utakls, who headed a list of United States!" Hull declared. "This is too important an is­ said. present a concert on the 6th at The “ bribes^’ were in the the deduction for tips was to St. Bridget Home and School including election, or ap­ state statutes, a labor contract not at-large. In that way, he 27 Republican chaUenge can­ He challenged the critics in sue to be left in limbo for any 7:80 p.m. in the gymnasium. form of free meals in any res­ Smith said the lobbyists had have been increased from 60 Association wlU sponsor a bingo pointment to office. takes precedence over a town said, all sections of town would didates tor seats on the GOP their “ ivory towers" and great length of Ume,” Mesklll H u Midtence will have a chance taurant in the association for been "Standing around like vul­ cents an hour to 60 cents. tonight at 7:30 At St. Bridget Michelin costs less Appearing before the Man­ charter. be represented and the commis­ Tewn Committee in a losing "sandbagged redoubts" to sald- to view . the exhtUts during the rest of the -year, plus free tures, waiting for the kill." This had been mentioned on School cafeteria. Cash prizes chester Oiarter Revision Com- Nickolas Jackston, who spoke sion’s power would be disfused. cause In an April 1970 primary, "com e out In the open and run The governor also ad-libbed Intermission and refreshments space in restaurant bcuiquet In their effort to pass the so- the floor of the House by will be awarded, and proceeds mlssicn (CRC) last night, at a next, . recommended the desig­ He charged that the planning repUed that he himself is a Re­ against you" if they feel the job will be offered by the Art Club an endorsement of the pay rooms for speeches. Smith called "Gratuity allowance" Smith’s fellow co-chairman of will benefit the school. public hearing at Highland Park nation "Board of Directors” be commission rules without regard publican and certainly he Isn’t of legislator is an easy one. raises for legislators that are charged. in the long run.The with proceeds to be used for art bill, the lobbyists had offered to the Labor and Industrial Rela­ School, were Samuel Maltempo, changed to "Town Council.” He for those people who bought recommending non-atffUlation. Before the final joint session prises. scheduled to go into effect next Smith's impassioned speech hire more members of minority tions CTommtttee, Rep. Dominic The Manchester Area YWCA president of the police union; property in Rural, AA and A He said. the puUlc members of the House Euid Senate began said the present designation "la year. "I think you all deserve a was touched off by an attempt racial groups in restaurants J. Badolato, D-New Britain, area annual meeting will be and James Sweeney, a member zones, “ because they wanted to could come from church groups in the Hall of the House, a dis­ too confusing,” and that it raise," he said—and then to have the Senate vote on a and to institute a new program and the House approved the bill May 17 from noon to 2:30 p.m. of Its board of directors. sounds more Uke a board for live In those zones. or civic organizations. “The ruption occurred In the specta­ quipped, "at least most of you very long run. Hebron bill that would, in effect, have to teach cooking skills to dish­ in routine fashion. Tlje lobbying Sweeney said Sec. 10-5 of the "What we want," he said, "is MPOA is a good example," he tors' gallery. Members of the do." at Willie’s Steak House. N ew a bank or private industry than cut the minimum wage for washers, Smith said. He said battle began in earnest when officers and chairmen will be town charter, which prohibits for a town.. government by the people. Mpke said. "We have about 6,000 "Concerned Citizens for Prison nte 1972 session—the first waiters and waitresses by 10 they should have been doing the measure appdhred on the Installed. Baby-sitting will be members of the poUce depart­ Snow Clearing the commission res^fiinsible to members in our group." ' Reform" stood up, demanded regular legislative session In an cents an hour. 'Ihis would have those things anyway. PBIOES BTABT AT n dO S O • FireCalls Senate's calendar. available. Reservations close ment from participating In po­ He recommended also that the people by election.” Balance of Power more hearings into conditiems even-numbered year since the been done by Increasing the de­ Tile debate on the bill was (175-18X) plna M M The bill had been given a fa­ Monday and may be made by litical activities and from hold­ some provision be made for hav­ ’The next to speak was Frank Schendel then commented, in the state prisons and jails, 19lh century—was brought to a duction for tips from 50 cents cut short when Senate Presi­ F.E. Tax - Easy Ondlt Tenna vorable report by Smith's and contacting the YWCA office at ing elective or appointive office, ing town maintenance c r ^ s do Utakls, vice president of the "It’s the independent voter who and tried to read off the nsimes close with Hartford County an hour to 60 cents an hour. dent Pro Tern Cliarles T. Al- Number 19 Badolato's committee. the Community Y. is unfair. the maintenance on ' school, MPOA and chairman of Us char­ Is In control of the government of the members of the legisla­ Sheriff Pat Hogan self-coun- fano moved to adjourn, and the ter revision study committee. Kenny hurriedly drafted a re­ “ Police officers,” he said, grounds. He cited the present and decides the winners." He ture’s Corrections and Humane sciously enunciating “Oyez! Utakls, in addition to backing buttal to Smith’s charges and For Ajpril "are not only taxpayers and practice of town crews clearing explained that the balance of Institutions Committee. House Oyez! Oyez!” (pronounced Schendel’s recommendation for distributed it to newsmen. citizens of the town, but are snow up to school lines and power in a Manchester elec­ Speaker William Ratchford had Oyey) and Deputy Secretary cf an elected planning commission, The senator's statements “ FOR SAPITY*! SAKI' Fire Chief Donald Griffin Sr. also vitally, interested in the school board crews taking over tion is held by the large imaf- the group ejected from the gal­ the State Harry Hammer pro­ New York Okays repeated MPOA recommenda­ "are completely groundless and reported that the Hebron Volun­ affairs of the town and acutely from there. "It doesn't make filiated vxite. lery and then from the floor of claiming the ancient ben­ Z PLAZA DEPT. STORE teer Fire Department last month tions made at previous heelings false," s^d Kenny. "I cate­ aware of the problems existing too much sense. ^ When Schendel began to dis­ the House, when they tried to ediction: "God save the State New Aumendnient 9 (Wc Have A Notion To Please) reapooded to 19 calls. — a strong-mayor form of gov­ gorically deny any impropriety. in the town. At this point It was 8:16 p.m. cuss political positions and present statements to the law­ cf Connecticut!" and bringing % E. MIDDLE TPKE. (Next to Popular Market) Sevan o f theae calls were for ernment, election of a bocud of "I am sorry that Senator “To bar police officera from and only eight minutes Into the when he said the Board of Di­ makers. down the gavel. ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — The ^ OPEN WED., THUBS., FBI. till 9 finance, limit spending to $100,- Smith took this occasion to brush flros; two were mutual the democratic process of elec­ pubUc hearing, and CRC chair­ rectors WiU have to answer to 4 Meskill's speech was relative­ 000 by town manager end Bocud Secretary of the State Gloria make this emoticmal outburst New York Legislature aqqproved aid calls to Btriton and Ool- tion or appointment, solely on the MPOA after It adopts a ly low-key, praising the legisla­ BROWN'S man John FitzGerald, after get­ of Directors without a referen­ • Open Until 9 Tonight cheetsr; two false elarms; two Schaffer had been waiting against me,” he said. "I de­ on Wednesday night a proposed the basis of our profession, is ting no inunediate response to budget and tax rate Thursday ture for "adopting a good bddg- search and rescues; one auto- dum, and continual election of ai^ound to perform the final plore his erratic and Irrational U.S. constitutional amendment totally unjust,” he insisted. his call for other speakers, re­ night (tonlj^t), FitzGerald In­ et amid calm and complete de­ nu^er. aeeident; two stand-bya the town clerk, as opposed to a rite, but leTt when it appeared conduct." that would guarantee before the TIRE SHOP Sweeney sold the police union marked, “This commission may terrupted to remark, "We’re liberations," and passing bills 388 MAIN STREET — 848-2819 suggestion that he be aj^xilnted. she might te late for her usual Another statement was dis­ law equal rights for women, • Best Selection of ZIPPERS for OOlefaester and one for Col­ go down in the history of Man­ here to study the clmrter and aimed at the problems of OEN MON. - FBI. 7 A..M - I t PJM. — SAT. 7 I. - e r M . recommendation to allow police Wednesday night appearance tributed by Sen, George Gun­ bringing to 17 the number of umbia; one bam flro; and ona chester as having the shortest Free tor Oilier Duties we’U not be put In any posiUon unemployment, pollution and ^ At Plaza Quality Products —- Budget Prices SUNDAY e A.M. - 8 PAI. stand-by at Company 3 firehouse officers to participate in poU- on a Hartford television pcuiel ther, R-Stratford, who said state legislatures which have (Herald photo by Bucelvicliu) . tics and to hold office in town pubUc hearing on record.” He Asked by Atty. John Rottner to accept or reject the poUtical the high cost of consumer cred­ show. for a power failure. whether he agrees that the Smith had been "Impunglng the ratified the measure. Thar’s gold in them thar hills, that is there will be in South Windsor Saturday would be "under a leave of ab­ said the C R Cs next and fifth position of any group in town.” Also announced waa the ap­ Board of Directors is already, when “ Gold Rush Days” are recalled at a fair to be held at .the Avery Street sence without pay and the sus­ hearing will be next Wednesday After Mrs. Peter Sadlosld bad pointment cf two new members in effect, a Board of Finance, School. The fair will be held from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., rain or shine. Shooting pension of earned benefits (as at 8 p.m. in the main building suggested that the Utalds rec­ Pete Dellaire cf Bass Lake Rd. of Bennet Junior High School. he acknowledged that it is. He ommendation for public mem­ and Junior member James Mar- it out in front of a “ chuck wagon” are Mrs. John Ro8e (alias Marshal Bing pension and longevity) for the said a Board of Finance would Starr) right, with Gary Rose and Briae Mrs. John Rose (alias Marshal Bingo period during which the in­ Herman Schendel then asked bers be changed to independent shaU.of iOnney Rd. to q>eak. Schendel, former Man­ free the directora for other du­ voters, FitzGerald commented, Griffin a{^pointed Deputy Chief dividual is campaigning and/or ties, by taking most of their fi­ for the duration of the term in chester police chief, head of the “ I, personally, and I beUeve It Karl Berglund, Lieutenants Dick Pensioners’ Group and a spokes­ nancial deUberatlons from them. Gold Rush 0>ming to South Windsor office.” . is true also of other members Bergeron and James L,ee, and man for the Manchester Prop­ He then offered two additional of our commission, have seri­ Grievance Procedure A1 Ootrout, Art Ostrout and Lea erty O w n e r s’ Association MPOA recommendations — an ous doubts of the workability How Much Do You Need for Lewandowskl to the committee “ Geld ,Buah Days" Is the in which post cards with names CTlub WiU hlgdi step for the audi­ Maltempo said he backs the easing of the referendum-by-pe- . (8a*OA), has attended three of of the suggestion.” theme of the annual Avery of children are attached to heli­ ences. recommendation and suggested to plan the annual firemen’s the four public hearings the tition requirements, and a Mrs. Sadloski then recom­ Street Schcol Fair this year and um gas-filled bcUloons and re­ <3o-chalrmen of the event are a secoqd charter change—this family outing. CRC has had to date. change In the appointment pro­ mended tiiat the pay for town the event will be held Saturday. leased into the atmosphere will Ann OoUins, LilUan Lenentine He also ai^Mlnted a bjdaws one regarding Sec. 10-3, which Speaking aa an individual, he cess for members to boards and directors be raised to $1,600 or A regular feature of ttie fair, and Judy Main. They wUl be as­ committee oonsisHng of Harvey take place at 1:30 and again at places the final responsibility said he oppoees a change in po­ commissions. sisted by mothers-and fathers $1,800 annually. Dossruisaaux, Bruce DeGray the conteat "Balloon Send-Off" 3 p.m. tor rtlselnUnary acUm against a Uce grievance procedures. “ Po­ He recommended that board of the stiidents. FitzGerald, without reveaUhg and WUHam Borst with Berg­ The boy or girt whese card Is poUce-officer in the hands of the Uce must be disciplined and and commissions be compris­ The proceeds will be used to any figures, said the commis­ lund, Tom Nee and Bruce Ka- returned from the greatest dis­ chief cf poUce. the unions interfere with disci­ ed of one-third "pubUc mem­ sion already has some recom­ purchase special equipment for lom as alternates. tance will win a Columbia Sting He recommended the chsuler pline," he Insisted. He said he bers" and one-third each of mendations It is considering for About ToMm the school. Griffin announced that the de­ Ray bicycle. section be rewritten, to provide Is unalterably "against union­ members appdntod by the pay raises for the directors. partment will be participating Manchester Recreation Dq;>art- The pregram will include a in the town’s Memorial Day ment wiU sponsor a book ex­ doU carriage, bicycle and tricy­ Belfast Youths Parade and in CUumUa’s Inde­ hibit by Patricia McGarry of cle parade for children of pre­ M Home Improvements? pendence Day Parade. the Bode Bam in Storrs tomor­ school age to Grade 6. Items Continue Riots Company 8 of the department row from 10 to U:30 a.m. at must be decorated to depict the MOTHER’S DAY SUNDAY, MAY 14. will bold a paper drive on the the West Side Rec. The pro­ Gold Rush Days era. The pa­ BELFAST (AP) — About 200 18th in the north end of town. gram wlU feature a demon­ rade will begin at noon and will Roman CatboUc youths rioted | In tho' event cf bod weetoer, stration of inkle weaving on a be judged at 1 p.m. CTurti prizes In Belfast early today and the the drive will be held on the loom and a display of books on wiU be awarded tor the best British army said snipers fired 80th. needlepoint, crewel, crodiet and decorated item in each age over the rioters’ h ea ^ at sol­ For special pickups, Bergeron, other handcrafts. The event is group. diers dispatched to quell the Leo or BVancis WlUiams may bo open to the public. Booths will feature handi­ mob. No injuries were report- ■ contacted. , crafts, books, jewelry, baked- ed. A School News A rummage sale wlU pe hel^ goeds and refreshments. There The youths pelted soldiers A full school assembly on tonight from 6:80 to 8:30 p.m. wUl be games and a hay ride on with rocks, bottles and flaming weather will be held on Monday at Mott’s Community Hall. The the scenic school grounds, pcsiy gasoline bomba. The troopa re­ at the Hebron Schotri. The pro­ sale Is sponsored by the Wom­ rides and a bicycle buUt-for- pUed with rubber bullets de­ gram, which was arranged by en’s Auxiliary to' the Manches­ two. signed to stun without serious the school’s Cultural Affairs ter Midget and Pony FootbaU As €in added feature, the Injury and fired live rounds at Committee, will bo preeented by Association. South Windsor Square Dance the snipers. tho School Assembly Service. ’Dlls morning the children celebrated Arbor Day with two Y classes receiving spruce tree eeedlings from the Conservation (tommissioa for planthig at home. The commission also present­ ed a crab apple tree to the school which was jianted follow­ ing the Ctfsembly. Dance Imported The Midget Football Associa­ tion la sponsoring a kick-off dance MAy 20‘ at the Amston Lake Improvement Association Club House in Amston. The fund-raising event will Canadian featiire the “We Three Plus One" combo and there will be dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with a buffet being aerved at 10. MacNaughton. Tickets may be pundiased from Mrs. Khthleen MocBryde or any member of the football the Mother’s Ring league. Ulnrary Mts. Helen Horton, Ubrarlan ktasteseven at the Douglan Library, an­ Wear it with prids_. . . cherish it always. The two bands of 14 karat gold signify hus­ nounced that the story hour tor pre-schodera will be changed band and wife . . . in turn, the bands are joined, together by the synthetic birthstone from Wednesday afternoons to Friday aftemoons at 2 p.m. better at ^5^ of the month for each child in the family. THERE IS O NLY O NE "MOTHER'S RING." starting May 12 . IT IS so distinctive, so unique, that is has been awarded U.S. Patent *186,183. Ask for Manobestor Evening Herald Hebron Correspondent, Anne it by name, confirm it by its identifying tag. Bmt, Telephone 888-8971. W e’ve given Importeid Canadian Gem Weight Original meaning of .the MacNaughton a great low price. term°carat,” used in weighs $5.45 for the Fifth. TWELVS (12) OTHER STYLES AVAMABLE DONT FOR. ing gems, was “ bean” or So our great price matches our “ seed." The seeds of carob GET THESE ARE All. CUSTOM-MADE AND REQUKI 4 trees were once used as same great taste. We’ll loan you up to weights for precious stones, which are described as be­ A taste so light and mild, you’d really TIME TO FROCESS. ing of so many “ beans’ expect to pay more for it. weight” or “ carats.” Only you don’t have to. *5 ,0 0 0 *^ for up to 5 years USE YOUR CREDIT IMPOBTEP - Im ported FI m Market Canadian MacNaughton c. 646-1700 M ay 6th t eunriiy and AiUato TSSSaSwbtai hr Batten n o \ OPEN THURS. TO 9 F.M. 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PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M A N C H E S^, CONN., THUMDAY, MAY 4, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1972 PAGE SEVENTEEN ------^------% ------Business Mirror. Andover Baptist Women I?.-.' '■-« FDR Library Plan Banquet At The Legislature O ne M arket Storm Re-Elected The Women’s Society of Oom- munUy Baptist Church will By SEN. DAVID ODEOABD (this was to give us a new breed have Its annual Mother-Daugh­ Wing Dedicated O ne W o rld ? I really had expe'eted m y last of legislator), and going on to a ter Banquet tomorrow at # p.m. article of this aeries to be the smaller House of Representa­ By JOHN OUNNIFF To Head Republicans at Fellowship Hall of the HYiDB P A ^ N.Y. (AP) — the former first lady,' Wsldhaln AGWAY last for this year. However, tives (a more manageable slse), NEW YORK (,AP) _ , . j . church. quoting from a recent "Con­ vastly Increases legislative AU five children of the late u un ^dover RepubUcs^ Tuesday town budget meeting. The GOP The program wUl Include a tiring "ambassador for humai da'a intentlana to dlocouniga necticut irankee” by A-K.O., staffs (a more professional sys­ jdght elected new ottlcers for took the pcsiUcn that the budget motherdau^tsr talent parade Franklin D. and Eleanor Rooaa- who had left a dao) foreign takeover of Jte com- RHODODENDRONS "the amount of business, or tem), higher salaries (for "ade­ the c o ^ 0 ^ j w . Re-elect, must be reduced and aU efforts directed by Mrs. E d w aid ^r- velt, undaunted by a pouring mark on the United Natloaa. panlea unless stiff requirements mischief ,a legislature can find quate” compensation), annual SIZE Dunlop It! spring rainatorm. Joined TOO " I f sU nations work togattMr ot self-interest are m et Is noth- “m® ®’'®®*‘* “*® Andrew Glbeon and Itself will always have an irre­ sesslona (for efficiency), and guests here Wednesday in dadl- if we aU help each other, thai that wasn’t enpected. It sistible tendency to expand to modem procedures (like a "con­ W M Inevitable. Elected to the poet O f vice Day Committee S ’’’ Mr^ ^s^ eating a new gl.6-mUUon wing we ahaU achieve what FYaidtU) the limits of the time avail­ sent calendar" to speed the bus­ ANNIVERSARY chairman was Miss Unda Jill- Gordon Howard, chairman And It la Inevitable too that iness). of the Franklin Delano Rooea- and Eleanor Rooaaralt workat son, who had been secretary cl the Memorial Day Commit- able.” similar ccnfrontatloni are de­ »* The result of all. this (an ef­ velt Ubrary. ao hard to achieve, human dig 2.19 There are probably three rea­ veloping In other nations where for many years, and to the post tee, said that letters have been f The ceremonies, held uiider a nity and everlasting p a ^ ,’’ h( sons why the General Assem bly ficient and professional system D u n lop it of secretary, Mrs. Mary Oarl- sent out to veterans asking industry is failing into the of managreable size with modem huge tent near the Ubrary’a s^ d . son w as elected. their partlclpaOon In the annual ‘ taclude does not quickly step through hands of foreign companieB front entrance, were attended ^^kefeUer, who had bsar John Storm, who has also Mem orial D ay parade, which ^ ” >baUc dance; Mrs. its business as items come up procedures Inhabited by a new with foreign allegiances who. It ?Gal for action on the Calendar. (The breed of legislator who Is ade­ by U.N. Secretary General Kurt scheduled to make opening re Is felt, take more than they ■ $3.99 been one of the two town rep- will take place cn Monday, May , Marcia, an Waldheim, Gov. Nelson A, marks, was delayed by baf resentatlves to the Capitol Reg- 29, at 9 a.m. elocution lesson; Marilee Booth, "Calendar” Is legislative Jargon quately compensated) seems to contribute. RookefsUsr, and Dr. James B. weather that held up his han- ton Planning Agency (CRPA) Hcw-rd said he would like to pianist; Mrs. Betsy Kirk and for an agenda or work sheet) be that the performance is get­ Whether they do Is debatable, Rhoads, U.S. archivist. copter and arrived Just as the pointed out that his term ex- hear from anv veterans In An-- Julie, a musical number, Gall Promoted First, and most common, ting worse Instead of better. As and probably Is unlnqxxrtant The new wing of the presl- ceremonies were abwt to end. plres at the end of this year dcver In order to onHst their MacRvaln, art work; Lisa and wculd be indecision. Ftill Infor­ a taxpayer, I do want to see too. What counts Is the attitude Laurie Secrls4, dancers; Mrs. Lt. Cmdr. Robert Walter An­ changes to make the system Im ­ dential Ubrary was named in He read a telegram from Proel- 1/2BU $9.95 and townspeople will be asked partlclpatlcn, and asks that mation on the bill m ay not be of the oountrys citizens, and in prove, but I ’m not sure I can honor of Eleanor Roosevelt and dent Nixon and dieraoterlaad to elect a CRPA representative nny veteran contact him within Harold Lehmann, a readln-»; dersen was recently'-promoted available, the representatives an age of nationalism they of­ at this Saturday's budget meet- the next few days. Carol Corcoran and Carol to his present rank. He is cur­ m ay not have b e e n ' able to afford any more of this "re­ buUt by the Eleanor Rooeevelt Mrs. Roosevelt as the "best lovr ten resent whait they once w ri- rently commanding officer of form .” . Memorial Foundation. ed” woman In tiie world during comed. A rt League Derewlanka, a take-off cn com­ evaluate the sentiment of their PURPLE GEM the U.S. Naval Reserve Station It might be good to ask the Joining a aeries of tributes to her lifetime. The town committee endorsed There Will be a meeting of mercials; and Mrs. John M c­ districts, or they may Just put Ihe scenario Is r^>eated time Storm’s candidacy for the Clain and her daughters, an at Riviera Beach, Fla. off making a declslim. Indeci­ evang^elista of "refo rm ” exactly after time in country after RHODODENDRONS the fledgling Andover Art what they mean and remember C RPA post and urged his re- original skit. Cmdr. Anderson is the son of sion m ay not be desirable but it country, itio nation Is under­ League on Monday evening at that most recti improvements election. Storm was just nom- g Mrs. Wayne Secrist Is general Walter A. Anderson of 20 Avon­ is a fxirly common ailment cuid developed. It lacks capital and SIZE p.m. at the elementary are simple common sense that inated by the C RPA to a spot on program chairman and Mrs. dale Rd. and the late Marian probably has a positive end re­ other resourcea of Its own, so It would not cost a penny. that board's Executive Oommlt- Richard Kingsley Is In charge Barron Anderson. sult as often as not. invites development by sklUed 1 GAL - $2.19 t ^ . Guest speaker for the occa- ’This Is the last article In this THIS SUMMER LET of the dinner. Mrs. Robert Burt Before assuming his present Second, and too comhum, is foreign companies. series, unless the General As­ . Sion will be Richard Olsen, a will create the decoratlrns. pest, Cmdr. Anderson was sen­ the tendency to dwell on the ef­ So eager are they to-obtain 2 GAL - sem bly comes back in an ex­ $3.99 Mrs. Robert Madden Is ticket ior advisor to the Vietnamese fect that various questions will POINT THE these skills that they some­ The Republicans also discuss- tended special session which I chairman. Navy at Cua Viet. After being have on poUtioal parties and In­ times offer tak Incentives to the ed the elecUon of various town do not expect. I have tried to 1/2 Bu. - $9.95 officials at Saturday’s meeting d^onstratlng in the art commissioned an ensign upon dividuals. Undoubtedly, this WAY!!! big corporatlonB of the devel­ write on matters of general In­ cf sculpting. graduation from the U. S. Naval "trading” process Is more prev­ TOTOnOWHMOeiM, oped world. Often no artificial and at other town meetings, as V emon terest with a view "from the in­ The meeting is open to the ROTC In Newport, R. I., In alent when the governor la of UVMMT Incentive Is needed, and some­ Well as appointments made by side.” I have not Included as public without charge. The times not even w invitation. the first selectman or the Bocud 1964, he served on the USS one party and the legislature Is much Information on specific AZALEAS League welcomes any Interest­ RPHNA Visits Tltore are thousands of com­ of Selectmen throughout the Capricornus, USS Mills, and at totally controlled by the other bills as I had Intended. It would year. ed persons, both those who are panies today who need foreign KURUME - EVERGREEN the CUNCLANTFT Operation party. Often as not, though, the have been difficult to write in actively engaged In the arts or Up for Month conflicts d e v e l^ between the Investments, If not for the mar­ Gold Seal“78"^^^^ Town committee members Center, Command Post, Noi^ advance of the legislative action with these Your Mcond sat is your first real ctioica- Choosa | kets that can be developed 5" POTS agreed that before any election crawls, and those who have an fclk, Va. House and the Senate or two because In many cases the btUs tha bast of tha balteds, froni Dunlop. The Rocktdlle PuBllc Health there then for the natural re­ or appointmem they will consld- appreciation for the arts, and He was operational officer personalities within the same • W14«. fill, I-nb 4«i|n rralli | Nursing Associaticai made more were amended so that I would HOTPOINT • Two-khM oi b88«y |Mt* My- er all the candidates for those urges their participation In the and navigator on the USS Coloo- political peaty. sources that can be extracted n tt( gt*8 ttgtWlIM 111481111 inihiNMroid. firultntfWMt. visits this past month than It have written on a bill much dif­ gknfMlHtflCi.uItti con­ posts and recommend party en- otl league, sahatchee from 1969 until lost There is, I believe, a tendency or cultivated and the labor tort. • Saftty ShovMtrt, M ltn ltd by I ferent than that finally acted on. REFRESHERS $1.49 Danlop, p roviO sltW y. to n ] did for the same month a year force that can be developed or • Tn« (tborglBS* M U got a tn dorsement for the candidate of No Free Dirt year. TTie vessel was named fcr the public Interest to be To write extensively on bills that ceatrol. ago, 243 as compared to 199, ac­ exploited. 8hJ •IlN H ty i« Ik# their choice. First Selectman Robert E. "ship of the year” of the Sixth sacrificed when votes are trad­ had seen legislative action traotf irt8 (or iocraotod trKtWA • I * M «M Io« 8N 4tli|n matchts I cording to a report Issued by toiltittrtiMdHN. Dm Hrti M moat naar eon. There have been occasions. Post said that town crews have ed. Furthermore, the passage We have In the Industrial Miss Ruth Hoyt, administrative Fleet In 1970. Last year. It was would have Just repeated that Storm said, where at a _ town been engaged In the past few or defeat of any given proposal which was widely reported In world today what are called Hybrid Potted supervisor of the association. commended for Its "over-all meeting, nominations are made days In cleaning sand from the probably has very little, effect the news media. W HnM I YOUR PHOICI OP WAU B multinational' companies. Ihey F cr the five-town area, serv­ high state of operational and C 7 8 -M $23.50 to fill an elected position, and reads and cutting back the on anyone’s pcdltlcal fortunes. I have kept a record of my are too big for one nation; they iced by the association, a total material readiness for services t n a , ALUMINUM, WOOD, W H I P I . townspe<9 le don’t know who sidelines of the streets, Third, and a dally occurrence votes on every bill. Including consider the entire worid their TOMATOES of 1,082 visits were made and of rendered to the Sixth Fleet.” Ot CONCMTI. w r u MIILD TMM ALU E78-14 $24.50 some of the nominees are, what There have been persons ask- In the Senate, Is not spending those not officially recorded home and their mariwt. these 748 were for health pro­ Cmdr. Anderson attended lo­ thelr views are on the position, ing that tewn trucks dump the enough time in sessleot their H78-14 $31.50 duct a Voter Registration Drive ally begin its work In the very Cnove-Montbed- the expense of purchsising fill, more referrals were received society, encourage their cul- kicked off with a “ Plsza Party” late afternoon. The result will Cloves have been savored and regrets that these loads of from hospitals Including Rock­ [ M 7 -M M ture-tfaeir eventual allegiance G78-1.5 $28.50 at the next town comntittee D onor Fig;ht8 either be very little business since early times and, in the trash and fill are not available ville General, Manchester Me­ is to another country. j meeting. conducted or working until very third century B.C., courtiers ' 22MMKBTna,mnKTeii 34 X 56 to homeowners for private use. morial and the hospitals In laaiunai M4-IS1I-14M7M PxhUcally, that Is, the worid H78-15 $31.50 The party will be held June Blood Bank Rule late, which is not conducive to in China had to hold the POLY PLASTIC Hartford. The Manchester hos­ is fragmented; it may be one 6 at 8 p.m. at the Andover Ele­ good thinking. dried, nail-shaped clove buds J78-15 $37.50* pital has hired a public health BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — Al­ Some of these procedures m ay market, but it still isn’t one mentary School and is ( ^ n to HOUSE GUESTS in their mouths when they nurse as coordinator and she fred Ross who turned 68 today change next year since there is world. LAWN BAGS the public. The committee espe­ SACRAMENTO. Calif. (ARl— addressed their severely. L78-15 $38.50* has met with Rockville agency said he still would continue to likely to be a very substantial Eventually, one could almost cially hopes to attract the Hank Spencer, Sacramento Zoo I lo L pjtrixiJr officials and has referred donate blood despite Red Croes turnover. Six of the thirty-six say inevitably, the conflicts A Q W A Y 2 2 " young unaJCilliated voters. director, has three house guests— patients for continued care af­ rules. senators have already announc­ arise. ’Ihe developing country 7 bu. Size 40 pkg. * WHITEWALL ONLY A special guest speaker will tiger cubs. SELF'CLEAN'OVEN ROTARY ter their discharge from the Ross, described by the Am er­ ed publicly that they will not becomes stronge)', prouder, be arranged lor and a brief pro­ They are being raised at his home MOWER hospital. ican Association of Blood Banks seek re-election. When you add more self-sufficient — or so it PATTERN • WINDOW gram which explains why all because the home environment is 2 PKGS. / . Whitewall $3.00 more During the month the nurses as the nation’s leading blood those who wlU yet decide not tlUnks until it observes how de­ ELECTRIC RANGE voters should register with a considered better and they require conducted a course for ex­ donor because he has given 196 to run again and those who will pendent It Is on foreigners. party. feeding during the night. The three 7 7 ^ pectant mothers. At an Immuni­ pints blood since 1943, said, be defeated In November, the It begins then to fear the con­ F.E.T 2.10-3.28 The town committee urged all bring to 25 the number o f cubs MODEL RB736 zation clinic In Vernon, 47 dlp- ”I ’U have to start fibbing about majority of next year’s senators sequences to Its political and Andover residents to make Spencer has cared for at home. every effort to attend Saturday’s theria, 19 measles, 48 polio and my age.” could easily be new to the Sen­ cultural identity, and soon the 15 rubella vaccinations were The Red Cross bars blood do­ ate. rumMings of disoontent are given to 88 Infants and pre­ nors over 66, claiming elderiy Every candidate for the Gen­ enacted Into restrictive legisla- Floor model school children. persons might risk their health. eral Assembly this year Is likely ^ Ubn, an d In some countries into Bonn Reschedules Debate Staff nurse Mrs. Ruth De­ Roes, a drummer with the to be a cheerleader for "legis­ Carden Depl. Specials! ej^roprlaUcn. coppeitone O NLY lative reform.” laney supervised a workshop touring "Disney on parade” Ibe trap in the latter is that with purchase of 12S LOT Model On Nonaggressipn Treaty sponsored by the Junior Wom­ show, said he never had accept­ It strikes me that we have some countries are more de­ AZ" moww attechment | en’s Club of Tolland to prepare ed money for his O—positive had quite a bit of reform over pendent than they realize. They FREE! $2h 5.00 vdlue. (82-2048) ^ for a clinic to give vision Hnrt blood, which can be given to al­ the last several years beginning Scolts Turf Builder need foreign Industry U they GOLD SEAL BONN, Germany (A P ) — They still differ over Barzel’s hearing tests to pre-school chll- most anybody. with the "one man — one vote” are to have Jobs and homes and Cliancellor Willy Brandt and demand for binding Soviet as- dren. decisloa. of the Supreme Court food. Th eject the foreigners is opposition chief Rainer Barzel surances that the treaties will Miss Cassandra Ciarleglo, Lawn Fertilizer to spite themselves. broke a rocedural deadlock In not ruin chances lor German public health nursing- consult- It can be shown too that the DUNLOP parUament today and agreed to reunification. ant of the State Department of AT THE great industrial corporations of open the postponed debate on debate originally was Health, met with Mrs. Lofs the United States, Britain, Brandt’s nonaggression treaties scheduled to open Wednesday, Harton, president of the local Covers France, Germany, Italy, Swe­ with Moscow and Warsaw next votes due today, but this association; and Mrs. Ann For- Snoofy Bird 10,000 Sq. Ft. den—and Canada too—are Just Tuesday. plan hod to be scrapped be- ester, nursing committee chair- TurfBuiWer as dependent upon leas devel­ t (M M • to il’. • ■ FORD 12 H.P. TTie crucltil ratification vote cause of a parliamentary dead­ man; and Mias Hoyt to review 9.95 oped countries. Is expected to come the next lock. the recommendations for ac­ Growth is the name of the day. creditation of the local associa­ GMtkekriMar Covert 5,000 Sq. Ft...... 5 . 4 5 LAWN & A spokesman for Brandt’s game the worid over, and even­ The Brandt-Barzel procedural tion. fcr«k>elo( ^ _ weakened coaUUon government iMdigliuiiMni tually the local m arket Is too GARDEN agreement still left them ap­ The recommendations were Covers 15,000 Sq. Ft...... 1 3 . 9 5 of Social Democrats and Free small for a growing company. parently split over the larger made by the National League Democrats announced the It needs foreign sales and often TRACTOR question of Barzel’s objections for Nursing. FoUowlng the procedural breakthrough. ^ Accen Develops thick green lawn with sturdy root it needs foreign resources too if to the treaties themselves. meeting, the local organization The spokesman also said system. Trionizedfor prolonged feeding. Will not It Is to show sustained growth. Dual range hyd Thelrp agreement, reached requested an extension of time three bipartisan parl^entaiy nieie Is enormous pressure $ Iransmlssion, electric im­ over glasses of beer In the par­ burn or harm grass in any weather. from Industry to create one plement clutch, 36" turn­ liament restaurant, meant both commission set up at B a^ls suggested recommen- "“ w ill continue detailed dstions world for business, to break 1544 ing radius and speeds of men have until next week to . IN e w : barriers to world trade and up to 7.32 mph ... all add up to a real valuel 12 horsepower make a deal swinging Barzel’s < ^ c u f <>", U>e opp^- Mrs. Phyllis Drysdale recent­ world development. This, it is gets all the jobs done in a fraction of the time it takes to powerful votes In favor of rati- leader’s objectlcma to the ly Joined the staff as supervi­ Tunics are popular this Scotts Turf Builder claimed, is the route to eco­ do manually! Mows, plows, cultivates, clears snow, dozes fication. treaties. sor. spring ... versatile and nomic prosperity and even per- and mueft more with optional attachments. (8i2-2014) If not, Brandt will have to try It Is uncertain how many economical, in multiple lupa to peace. to get the treaties through votes the treaties would get In Radio First Plus 2 prints, splashy and bold. In pursuing this go«ti, great unaided—a handicap that could the divided parliament without The first play-by-play de­ pressure is exerted In the prove fatal for ratification. Barzel’s help. Based on two scription of a football game 100% polyester, 100% United States by multinational "■P.i tMilMti MODEL WLW2620 Brandt and Barzel, head of test votes last week, Brandt ap- in radio history occurred arnel. Machine washable compcuiles who seek freedom of Tha aNy pap«lariy-priaad lira Lh e Christian Democrats, pdrently can count on only 248 Nov. 25, 1920, when a Texas Covers .. . accent ease. action. And, of course, they ac­ lhal't eartHinl aafa al 1M aph! •kheduled more difficult talks votes for ratification.' That station broadcast the plays 15,000 Sq. Ft. tively pressure their foreign -H xrtpjtriridt WHh electric startt on their differences over the would be one vote short of the of the Texas University- Complete your spring boats for favorable treatment e E i m « 4 i trl|lssl tssIroMt ■SMlHutisBi treaty provisions for Friday. 249 he needs. Texas Aggies game. TWO-SPEED reg. 65.95 FORD 7 H.P. erall 4-rir •HilrattiM- Ssitm tw4 look with gun 19.95 too. sTrst Is»-srs6l« 4stl|s PERMANENT-PRESS In some Instances the pres­ e PatnM tristy-Mselfm slinger slacks, as vtM;-s«k .ft LAWN & GARDEN Covers 10,000 Sq. R ...... 14.95 sure can be exerted quite force­ SOAK-CYCLE WASHER e nwawsisit trasHee western in fully because the host country— TRACTOR e Prtntrt siil IsssrHstr the nation Itself— Is weaker style as the Covers 5,000 Sq. Ft...... 7.95 MODEL WLW2620 than the foreign corporation The tractor that does all the big yellow with which It deals. • On The Top because THEY M E T0P$I Combination lawn food and weed control. jobs with ease and yet turns on nana/ta intends to apply the Floor model a 32" radius I It mows, hauls, 7V^ cu. n. C78-14 $20.88 criteria of self-interest to future Avocado ONLY spreads, sweeps, sprays and AH The Protein takeovers of Its companies by JACKSON TRAILER CART more with optional attachments. 3-speed gear transmission E 7 8 -M $ 2 1 . 8 8 Power of Beef, foreigners, but It does not, It Built tough to keep doing the heavy work lor you for years plus reverse. Electric start as an added bonus I Reaches W eD id n l seems, Intend to otherwise re- speeds of up to 6 mph. (82-2006) But They Cost to come! For tools, loose equipment, etc. (82-1605) F 7 8 -M $ 22.88 strict future foreign in­ $ 193 Considerably rose of B lack & Deckel* vestments. G78-14 $24.88 Reach The Less! Texas. Choose Nevertheless, its action Is In­ dicative of the concern being from a rainbow H 7 8 -M $26.88 Bogner’s Quality Franks are shown around the world as cor­ MARION BLUE COMPLETE LINE Top Overnight, made right here in Manches­ of colours, boothill porations Invade eaich other’s G78-15 $24.88 ter, of U.S. Government In­ black, equestrian brown/ base countries, O F FLO W ER ’There are many multinatlMi- spected Pure Beef — never gunfire raspberry heather, SOD H78-15 $26.88 al companies, but there are AND VEGETABLE any filler or stretchers! Look I It Took Us Oklahoma blue heather, or relatively few effective mul­ they are low In calories, yet YO U R I Q Q J78-15 $30.88* plain, dependable navy. tinational laws and standards 15» PLANTS & SEEDS high in proteins! to govern their activities. SQ, FT. 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THURS. thru SAT. 8:30-6 8:30 - 9:00 643-5123 FREE EARRINGS TO MATCH 1145 Tolland Turijpika Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 o.m. to 9:30 p.m, sword 86 years ago. It was FRANKS ANY CLOTHING YOU PURCHASE. Sot. 9 q.m. to 9:30 p.m. found a few months later at the bottom at a well PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCipSTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1972 PAGE NINETEEN T A D O PtS A P A T IlH r Tolland Stock Market Vernon School Menus LOS ANGELES. Calif. be scheduled. erty on Dunn Hill Rd. A com­ Mrs. Meir, dressed In a dark arest, but Mrs. Meir’s delicate, Bucharest talks. Other reports Promoting peace between and utilities were up .2. BETTER Ikaa A CREDIT OARDi urday, and on May 18 from 1 blue suit, refused, however, to dorr-opening mission waa ex­ said Russian or even EgypUan Jews and Arabs, however, The mariiet had declined in Brooks has done was so long The PZC noted such a hear­ plaint about the situation was until 3 p.m. at the town haU. he could go on forever. ing ia not called for In the zon­ made several mimths ago by predict the outcome of the visit. pected to last several days. dlidomats might be party to the could produce rewards for Ro­ the previous'three sessions. It SovM You Money Boys eight years of age or old­ The Dow industrial average In the Superior Court room, ing regulations, and that final Mrs. Dean Shores, and various er are eUglble to Join the cub tumbled nearly 19 points In the where the award was presented, Wherever You Go! m e^ have yet to be received preliminary actions have been scouts. first two sessions this week. On along with Judge Douglass B. from the developer Louis Lip- undertaken by the PZC in the Square Dance Wednesday the blue-chip in­ Wright and other observers was The Medicine Shoppe guarantees LOW man. meantime. Inspection of the Del Aire The Tollanders Square Dance dicator shot ahead 8Mi points In Brook's wife, Lenore, their son. PRESCRIPTION PRICES nationally! Clean Up Campaign Club -wtU hold a benefit dance Dr. Neil Brooks and his wife Come in and ask for your Medicine Shoppe campground on April 30, proved Tolland’s Girl Scouts managed NOW OPEN UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT! response to a report in a Paris .Abner L. Braote tomorrow night a t 8 p.m. at newspaper of a possible cease­ and child. Customer Identification Card and be sure satisfactory. The annual inspec­ to accumulate the largest pile tion is required before a new the Hicks Memorial School, for fire in Vietnam, but the rally land County Bar Association, of low prescript^ prices! Only Medicine of rubbish and trash, during last the Galllcas, recent victims of permit can be Issued for the Saturday’s clean up campaign fizzled when the State Depart- in observance of Law Week, Shoppe International makes this Nation­ operation of the campground. fire at their home. Don Swift ment said the report was total- Atty. Solomon Kerensky, new- MOUNTAIN TO MO­ wide Guarantee! sponsored by the Conservation will serve as caller for the ly 'Without foundation. ly elected president of the bar HAMMED Garbage Disposals Commission. PITTSBURG, Kan. (AP)-A The girl scouts will be pre­ dance. association presented the award Gardner C3iapman, developer The club’s ninth anniversary to Brooks. It ia given to a lay­ newly-form^ Pittsburg com­ of the 84 unit Norwegian Woods sented with the Tolland Trash pany is taking that plan seri­ BEST PHARMACY Trophy tomorrow night. dance will be held May' 19 ^ Inkle Weaving man who has "shown unselfish apartments complained to the the high school and wiU feature Manchester Public Market concern for his community." ously. They advertise that if 419 MADf ST„ BfANOHBSIBB PZC, about its regulations pro­ Robert Betfs, chairnMUi of the you cannot bring your car to conservation commission, con­ callers FYannle Helntz and Earl MS- M7 NAM STREET M THE VERY HEART OF DOWHTOWH MAHGHE8TER Brooks has served two terms (Comer of liUey Street) hibiting garbage dlspoeals in Ducks Will Scurry Off Main St. Speaker’s Topic its car washer, it will send a apartments using septic tanks. gratulated all pet^le pcutlclpat- Johnson. Round dancing wUl al­ on the Vernon Town CXiunoU, Phone MS-tniT so be featured. The surrey with the fringe on top, carrying Mike Adams and Gail London, will A demonstraUon of inkle state Devqjc^ment Oommls- completely-equipped truck to Open Mon. thin Snt. M nan. to 0 p.m. Chapmqn questioned the va­ Ing In the clean up operations. A be parading down Main St. on Saturday about 11 a.m. along with the cast of weavlng ■will be presented at gion^ ^s treasurer of the form- your home or place of busi­ lidity of the regulations, citing special “Gung-ho Award" goes TVAA Meets “Oklahoma,” which will be presented at Manchester High ^hool. May 12 and the West Side Rec tomorrow ^r City of Rockville, a member ness and wash, clean and successful use of the dlspoeals to BUI Osborne vriio supervised The Tolland Volunteer Ambu­ ALL OUR MEAT5 ARE U.5.DX CHOICE! morning from 10 to 11:30 by Pat that city’s Board of Finance. shine the vehicle. In other apartments without the clean-up of Old Stafford Rd. lance Association will meet 13 in the Bailey Auditorium. Adams and Miss London, both seniors, will be fea­ Sunday night at 7:30 in the tured in the leading roles of “Curiey” and “Laurey.’ TTie musical will be direct­ McGarry. septic tank problems. He fur­ while hobbUng along on crutches She Is owner-manager of the " ther maintained it would reduce due to a broken leg. "iv-wn H«ll to hear Dr. Michael TO IMPROVE OUR SERVICE YOU CAN NOW ed by Miss Martha White. Show time ■will be 8 p.m., both days. Tickets may be Sharon present a program on Book Bam in Storrs. She will the burden on the town dump. Winners of the 31 prizes for SHOP WITH US BY TELEPHONE. (»10 Minimum Order) purchased in advance or at the door. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) exhibit books of interest to par­ ’Hie PZC referred Chapman to finding specially marked cans, First Aid for Cardiac Arrest. DEUVERY ticipants in the rec’s day pro- the Zoning Board of Aj^als, were Debbie Hart, Anthony Rd.; The open meeting will be CALL 643-1410 \^emon gnnm. for a variance to the regula­ Ross Osborn, Old Stafford Rd. preceded by an executive board Subjects include needlepcdnt, tions. He was also requested to and Ted Wlsnleskl of R t 74. meeting at 6:30. FREE CARRY OUT SBtVICE TO YOUR CAR crewel, crochet and arts and file a plot plan of the apart­ ' Women’s SottbaU Bulletin Board crafts. Catalogs of all available ments, signed by the PZC, with Women Interested in joining The Middle School Music and books will be on hand. the town clerk. the Women’s Softball program, Arts festival will be held to­ Town Gets $235,800 Grant This demonstration will pre­ Radio iliaG k ^ New Neighborhoods tqxxisored by the Board of Rec­ night at 7:30 In the school audi­ GOOD I sent a good opportunity for The PZC was urged to set up reation may attend Saturday’s torium. women to browse through books a special meeting to hear de­ registration and practice ses­ The hlg^ school Music and WE GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS For Talcottville School on subjects they might like to tails of the Capitol Region Plan­ sion, scheduled for 1 p.m. at the Arts festival will be held to­ take In the fall rec classes. middle school field. Further In­ morrow night at 7:80 ih the NEWSll A 3238,800 grant for the town state as an example for the get the work rolling as socm as Many erf the books to be dis ning Agency’s New Neighbor­ IfsCustomer hoods plan. formation may be obtained by high school gym. of Vernon, approved yesterday setting up erf other such pro- possible played have been used as text­ by the State Board of Educa,- g^rams since that time. Appearing -before this week’s books in the past craft classes meeting of the PZC, Ray Jeffer­ tion, will allow Vernon to add The addition of the two rooms and will be useful to women on to the Talcottville School, will brta^ to a to^d of 10, the U.S. Suspends son of Connecticut Development working on their own in handi­ Group, consulting planners for which houses emotionally, men- rooms in the school. The school crafts. Appreciation tally and physically hand!- was opened in an old buildings ^^ietnam Talks the town, asked for the meet­ The pre-school recreation pro­ ing, receiv(|ig ■ support from capped studentik used by the Talcottville Mills, (Continued from Pa^e One) gram for two-year-olds and up SPRING SPECIAL!! DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS The propoeed addlUon wlU consisting of four i ^ s . F ^ r intemaUonal bor- ^111 be open PZC members. consist of a room for use for years ago the state provided u as an mtemaJonu bor ____ M onth AN D WE'RE 8 Lbs. Dry Uie recenUy Instituted program a grant to add on four more NOSTALGIA $1 .75 forpre-schidersandfor alhys- rooms. » 1964 Geneva CLEARANCE SALE ALL DAY TOMORROW. FRIDAY MAY 5th!! leal education acUvlty room. The class for the pre-schoolers by Uie United PERRIS, Calif. (AP)—Each weekend members of the Or­ GIVING AWAY... Cleaning (Double Stempe Don’t Apply To O garettee or Beer Pnrehaaee) Albert Kericln, murfstant su- two-years-old and up, was Inatl- States, Thuy said, ange Empire Trolley Museum •!■ T- perintendent In charge of Stu- tuted a year ago even though Thuy chaigres that "it is the roll out restored streetcars to (Good Hay 4th thru Hay Ulb) •y, dent Development Services, there was no space available for United States which iurogates D ll#e com WASH said the gprant will pay corn- the pregram. A grant to develop to Itself the right to invade operate them on the shortest 50% off Front and pletely for the constructlcri of the special physical education Vietnam with its ground, air electric line in California. r liv e & DRY CLEANING Rear of Store the facilities plus equipment for program 'was also approved and naval forces and by every For 50 cents, passengers are Cety, Max Factor 278 WEST BfIDDUB TURNPIKE, HANCSB29TEB OPEN THURSDAYS till9PJL«FREEPARKiN6 them, and this phase of cem- about two years ago and under possible means, while pre- treated to a mile-and-half long (Next to St)^ and Shop) strucUon will complete the pro- the direction of Mrs. d alre Al- venting ‘lie Vietnamese people circular ride around the mu­ gram at the school. bom, physical education director from exerclslr.-j their legitimate seum’s 26-acre site. At a PINE PHARMACY Also Try Our II As the first reglotial school for the Vernon School System right to self-defense." transfer point, the riders DODBUS LOAD 16-Lh. BIAYTAO WASHEBS---- 96e WAYBE$r’ for the retarded, TalcottvlUe and Thomas Bowler who heads Mrs. Binh, the Viet Cong for- board another Car running Register Before TRIFLE LOAD HOYT WASHER ...... S9o has been In operation 18 years the {xogram at Teilcottvllle, the eign minister, called U.S. pro- along ,a mile-long strip once and has been upheld by the techniques far the progfam for posals to end the war "absurd” used by the Santa Fe, which the hsndlci^yped were devel<^ and plowed back Into the main the railroad gave to the non­ ed. points of the Communist plan. profit museum. The museum now owns'75 Personal Notices Kertdn aald he was Informed . by Mepbone this morning that ,,Mrvi»FrTFn bfpi v streetcars, with 50 of them in the grant had been awarded , operating condition. 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'.•V •■ I- • » .5 . ^ ' rf-f. P A Q B I ’WJfiWTY* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., _ FRIDAY, MAY 5, W72 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1972 PAGE TWENTY-ONE -______■ BUGS B U N N Y OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Columbia Coventry \ Mayor- To Laid M eskill F c ^ McGrvem Bicycles, Cars Race in Boston (^nlirmation today s FUNNY Baseball AYH Bike Ride BOSTON (A P ) — The Associ- Back Bay, was won t^ Jeff -•BUT WHEnI MV COLLEAGUES . Easi^8t^of Candidates REAUTV FF K i AND X NOW FEEL Amam !• F o r Adults Mayor John Thompson w ill. alien ...for Bicycle Commuting 'Bernstein of the Bock Bay. He Ai^vuCBAI i~OIW THEORETICAL ) ( THAT BURLN6T0N . HARTFORD (A P ) — Ben. the govem ue assigned to cam- staged 25 races, bicycles defeated Fred Moritz, a report- »1W AEI CoottnnatlaD to r adults will 3 p.m. from Center Park. p>' SHUDDER BUG J the' Demdbratlc nmnlnation for not up for re-eleotlon thU year.' h e a v i 1 y traveled streets Dodge was slowed by “ abem- SOCIOLOGICALLY SPEAKlNa., ACBOSS For Rookies L?*; r: Lt-s OF COURSE,' lEMterflowtr 54 Route (ab.) he hald at 8t. PatHok’a (3ath- The ride will mark the start prealdent. " I was considered more Wednesday, and bicycles won d$ned automobiles, dogs, traffic SSChineaa •dral, Norwl.qh May ,21 at 4 Coventry Boys’ Baseball of American . Youth Hostel Just returned fnim the Re- avaiUble," he sal;d. 21 matches.. Cars won three and and red lights." SFotmUal monetary unit WHATS flower P-m., said tiiq,..Jlev, John K o- Association has announced that (AYH ) week and wind up e i*n hr NiA, iM, publican Qovetnon’ Conference MeskiU said he had no Idea there was one tie. Even so, Moritz was not un­ HE EPMiU DOWN Bon, pastor of St. Oolumba ^hls season’s first session for Bickecology Week'in town. in West VirglnU, 'MeskUl said how mgny speeches he would The bicycles averaged 18 happy in defeat. He likes bl- IWaavlng MEAN WtOUSHTA 12 Olivo m u a .Father Koson asks that "beginners’’ will be held on Mayor 'Ihompson said he V, Wednesday he thought McGov- give during the campaign or minutes wending through traf- cycles and zald "I'w a a very 7 ISMaicxuino machine WAIT FOR THE persona register at the rectory Saturday from lO a.m. to noon hopes all local cyclists will join em would be easier for PreZl- where he would be giving {{q (md the cars 24 minutes. pleased to be beaten." TRANSLATION, namo 2 0raekepk BUTITMINK 14 Arrow poloon poem thia week. at Mlllor-Rlchardson Field. Rt. for -the scenic Vide through dent Nixon to defeat than any them—but he did not expect to one race, from Tufts iUnlver------—“ £ £ - HE'S SAVIN' 15 Sound made 3 One who loans A musto director la needed for 31. town. other leading Democratic con- hit the campaign trail untU gjty jn SomervlUe to the (airis- THIS IS 4Tlbetanox 20 Wood 39BriatleIike. ' the Fplk Oroup. Intereated per- Additional sessions will bo The Manchester Conservation by pit organ tender. after the Republican National tUn Science Cbutch In Boston’s K g ^ g l H e r a l d A d t t THE WRONO ISExtraianiory 5Cottlnstand byaeinth Wtould call the rectory, held ^ every Wednesday evening Oommlssioh and the Hartford _ If the Democrats do nominate Cfonventicm in August. aaxxxaa MICKEY FINN CITY.' 6Baar 23 '41 Row BY HANK LEONARD porcopUon nuher Koson said. from' then on, from g to 7:80 Area Council of AYH are spwi liicQovem, there will be a land- —.— ------— -t- (ab.) constellation 25Flowats ttCam al 7 Dips lightly 27SUppaty (Anglo- Th e' 17th annual Convention at Capt. Nathan Hale School, soring the ride. slide viotocy for Nixon like the IT MMSMYOVUN lAAAYBE'WIS THEYVE ALL COME TRUE, 17 Cut away Ttom Is DEATH NOTICEJ lONE W O N T PHIL/ I KNOW THE VERY ISDcmentra 8 Mouth part 28AlgMrianeity Indian) of^^the Diocesan CouncU of Cath- and „„on Saturdays at Mlller- John J. curie of 74 Hollister one In vmioh Democratic Prasl- IVHAT im s ygUR SAWANEVySmPEK 9HakepoMlbla 33 Hate 43 Anciant string Mr. Ns4 Nktob dent Lyndon Johnson burled COME true; DAY I’LL— AND I MUST 19 Coarse labric tti.® Richardson Field, St. is ride coordinator. Msstls, Is4. ^ StOMT O ^ A M ,} — AN ITEM ON THE MAKE PROVISIONS FOR 21 Otter 10 Eagle’s nest 35 Olympian instrument ths Sheraton-Norwloh Motor film Republican candidate. Bgrry 4SCrumhtosoU The program VWll end on June Following Oie ride, a CHANCE TO WIN 1000 GALLONS sJOSH? OWTUARV nSiSEi .BILLY WHILE t STILL HAVE 22 Ten 11 Give fo ^ to goddM hm. Reservation blanks and fur- Ooldwater in 1964, Mesklll said. MEvsrgreen . 36 Feminine 47 Mountains . about the tour,, of the Scioto TIMEI (comb, form) River Valley, a 200-mUfs In two MesklU said most, of his M - OF GASOLINE FREE! 24 Capable flowwing name (ab.) Fathers willing to assist In 49Ptrmit low GOP governors also felt 26Hoarfnat shrub 38 Bum sli|d>lly vena Muittonv ^ ^ ‘ the training sessions should at- days bike ride sponsored an­ _H EXT nually by AYH, will be shown. Assumption Lists that Mc(3ovem would be the '/MORNIN^ 28EKUtchaon I B P”F' v ' P M Meeting opening session this 'A, AFTER border Literature about AYH wlU also Placement Tests weakest Democratio caiuUdKto, ONE 50-8AUON WINNER POLL»j.^ 29 Southern IT The Oolunibla PTA execuUve , r,,. be available. although some believed that FREE general board met Monday night at the , Booth-DImock library The__ 1,300 • member Hartford______The placement test for new Sen. Hubert Humphrey would EACH WEEK FROM THIS 30 Antique car home of Madge Vlnlng of Sleepy Amnesty Day will be marked Council sponsors Sunday aftei> students entering Assumption be even less formidable. 31 Notw ell Hollow. Four women attended ‘ h ^8 at Booth-Dlmock U- noon bicycle rides, hikes Ond ski Junior High Schcol in Septem- The governors are unanimous STATION OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN 32 City in tbe recent PTA state convenUon hrary. Library officials note that GUSS Tinland tours throughout the Hartford- the school In their support of Nixon for re- PLUS 33 In proper BT held at the Howard Johnson Mo- U'ey are Interested tn the re- Springfield area. The organize- ^turday from 9:30 to 1 pjn. election, said MeskUl, adding manner tor Inn In NewingtMOULP POLL IT OUT 40 Coral island speaker was UConn president, to shut-ins in the area. Staff cajie (3od, the Pennsylvania Enrollment is open to aU stu- the heating up of the war In PROJECrr I'M THEIR T H E M T O M A K E A A^IM / I UKJPER6TA)0P MOST EVERYTH WO 44Tliatman Homer Bahbidge. members are compiling lists of Dutch Country, Vermont, and dents, regardless of race,, col- Vietnam would not adversely NO PURCHASE NECESSARY W R IT I M O ' TORN T H E I R FASCIMATIMQ 46 Eltmantsry A B O U T O U R R A o e s- P R O P E R BUT PEOPLE / Mrs. Inzlnga ^aid the local books in various categories that New Hampshire. ° r . creed, or national ^ffecl ‘ the President’s chances (aE ) r* PTA received an award for in- could be taken to the homes of LIBRARIAM PLACES 48DuabUl(ab.) Formed 88 years ago, A1TH „ . , > for re-electicm. STOP IN AND REGISTER! 49 Sibtrian river u creasing their membership those unable to get to the 11- sponsors inexpensive "under Notiflcatitm of acceptance will Whether or not South Viet- 10 per cent and the Seems’ PTA hrary. SOTVyout 16 IT your own steam” travel for **® ^ Information j „ jmm can fend off North Vietnam 51 AiUective Parent and Family Life certif- Those who qualify for the people of all ages throughout about the fee and other details after U.S. troops are puUed out, aulfix U JT Icate for the program the ■ PTA service should call the library, toe United States and to 47 oto- may be o ^ e d by c a l ^ toe " I reaUy don't see how pe<^e BROWN'S TIRE SHOP 53 Engraving held on drugs at which Dr. Mor- McGovern Speaker (eb.) er countries. AYH provides in- school office through Friday. can blame him (Nixon) for the 333 MAIN STREET 643-2819 (NIWI7ANS INTItHIU AUN.) ton Qlasser spoke. Tom Howarth, Second Oon- expensive _ __ overnight accommo- outcome,” said MesklU. , "He ^ d i e n ’Take Trip gressional DUtrict coordinator diSons in dormitory-style youth this country and members can didn’t start toe war." 8U first g r^ ers f ^ toe for Sen. George McGovern, will hostels. The 70,000-member or- use any of 40,000 youth hostels MesklU, who has been topped ^ A. Horace W. Porter Sriwol at- apeak at a special high school ganlzation now has 103 hosteU in throughout toe world. by toe national GOP as one of tended the annual Northeastern assembly Friday at 10:80 a-m. 1______— ______——------Regional Social Studies Ckjofer- Topic of the talk wUI be how ^-5 •rH • e— Nn ' % MEA. U*, JM. Bi» UA h«. ON. CARNIVAL ence in Boston, eariier this students can Involve themselves BY DICK TURNER month. in toe current poUUcal cam- TTie students also participated paigns. GUMMER STREET BY PHIL KROHN in the University of Oon- Oturden Club Meettng necticut’S program, "Social The Coventry Garden Qub ^ % H O V (eS wiTVKTUr H Y/ WWAT S-S Studies in toe Open Classroom” y^U meet on Tuesday at Cap- 6 ii where they demonstrated mate- rilonds Herb Farm, Silver St. I'M HAPPBNCP 5-s skss: J rials made by their teacher, for a lecture-luncheon by Mrs. ?/ T P Yt5Ue CROSS PURPOSES Victoria Wallace. Tliey also Adelma Simmons, proprietor of 'S' tried classroom activities and the farm. demonstrated otoer materials Tjinnh wlU be at noon, with SH O R T RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL on display. a business meeting to follow at Dr. Tom Gooldnd, who orga- 2 p.m. at toe home of Elizabeth nlzed toe program said, "toe Colboto, across toe street from f& e WH^T^TMAT students made toe conference Caprilands. FUNwv ana PINS N O ise? very realisUo because ti»o theme — :— H O jfif ?eM e HOURSi was "BO01al studies is for kids." Manchester Evening Hergld 'im e o T i 'trUauT i GaU Ashland, hits. WaUace’s coventiy corremoadent. Holly f c o o fOOD student teacher from UCtonn Gantner, Tel, 742-879S, - also partidpeded in the cotfer- ^ PATHMARK CENTER■ -?>r- ence. Dog Sniffs Pot^ I SPENCER STREET ^ ^ P L A IN J A N E Manchester Evening Herald, BY FRANK BAGINSKl temporary Columbia conree- Delays Voyage CORNER OF HILLSTOWN ROAD potd, Busan Tamborinl, tel. 456- HOUSTON (A P) — A Co­ NEAR SILVER LANE 0446. lombian cargo ship sails out of »AAKeSA€>KL toe Port of Houston today alter, * ZO \W E ! WANT TOTAKE TWE U.S. Chistoms officials said, a r ^ N « E ! LA W INTO “ Humans can make 700,000 dlf;. dog named WllUe sniffed out H E R E O O M e s IT'S mace ...... IT KEEPS me CDa ON HOT ferait, meaningful gestures ^ pounds of marijuana aboard t h a t

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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) with 30 runs batted in, is the games. ReUever Jerry Johnson, goel. who had taro singles and a Run —Dave;Kingman’s frustra­ National L«ague leader with six a Standout in last year's pen- triple. tion appropriately sums up homers and has six steals in as niant race, mirrors the problem , Giants’ Mjanager CSiarlle EVnc one of the most humiliating many attempts. with a 16.70 earned run average is hoping a change of scone and NEW YORK (AP) — “W« ’weren’t too concerned Buaschere, who played 20 mln- But even, his bat couldn’t on 30 hits and 14 runs in eight WlUle Mays’ return to s h i^ “We nlaved like -we did all aH 1“ O'* <>«■ home stands in San Fr^> w e Piayea “ K® w e a m au charge, "in a ettuatlon spite a puUed muscle In his cisco Giants’ history. keep the 'defending National innings. will turn things around. The Leaipie West champions from The Mats, whose <7-3 West club took off for Philadelphia year m that,third quarter, lUte that, when theyire down so right side above the hip, went Kingman repraaented the ty­ losing 11 of IS games at home. Ooast record represented their today and will begin, a weekend Jerry West said. “We ran.” «Ptetely. "I couldn’t reaUy do what I New York Meta. Now they're 6-lS and in last ready to play, was o r base four 'We weren’t under that kind wanted to do-.. . I couldn't play X the elihlh to take a commaiul- . > 3 fourth-quarter Knicks rally to The young Giants' slugger place, OH games behind paoe- ing 8-1 lead. times Wednesday with two sin­ post a 107-M victory Wednesday of pressure. . We could ^ take it the . game the way I normally popped the ball foul. He gri­ se^ n g Los Aiigeles and Hous­ San Francisco chased, rookie gles and two walks. The aging night and run up a 3-1 lead in easy, play with the ball a little do. maced, lifted the bat with b ^ ton. starter Jon Matlack, 8-0, with slugger has drawn 10 walks in SeU- best-of-seven National “ ^ and make any, ’T o1b1 ^ excuse. "I don't care who’s o f Sports Then the Lakers really went mark in playoff gomes. on the court—you still have to to ■work, outgunnlng the Khlcks "That signifies two or three play the game you usually do. 20-5 in the first six minutes o t things," the star guard said of If you make drastic changes, Pittsburgh Looks Good 3 Winning Four of First Five By DEAN R. YOST the third quarter to a 72-63 bl* ^BAt—4,001 polnta In - 188 you have to get used to them, Amdtlban League lead. They went up by as many post-season contests—“ that I’ve There juat wasn’t the tim e." ,, who claimed that Blue won the East Division NEW YORK (AP) — drove in four runs, three on his KT'i as 22 points before New lT<>rk been in a lot of playoff games. The Knicks did try to change W. L. Pet. O.B. Mickey Lolich is out to award os the American sixth home run of the year, and closed tbe gap to 80-66 grrfng that this to a good team to get their offense a Ut, doing more did the Indiana go after they made' these Detroit 8 6 .739 — prove this year that he is League’s top pitcher because of Bert Blyleven pitched a four- Racing at Lime Rock Into the final 12 minutes. >be in them—and that I shoot a driving then usual. But w hen trails. In all honesty though, it’s a lot of Baltimore 6 .571 H no Mickey Mouse. an unusual amount of publicity. hitter as Miiutesota drubbed Tbe third largest single spectator sport And the Knicks cordinued to lo t ” they tried, Chamberlain was Blue, who just signed his con­ Milwaukee. Darwin hit his fun going right once in a while." Cleveland 6 .671 H The Detroit pitcher, ■who In the State of Oonnecticut, standing on­ chip a-way at the lead, cutting The Khleks were led by Walt there to block their shots or, by First Time This Year New ■ York 8 .386 3 tract with Oakland after a long heme run off relief pitcher Jim ly behind the Grecder Hartford Golf .it to as few as seven before Frazier With 26 polntz anid Jer- his mere presence in the lane, thought he should have been holdout, is already behind Lol- Oolbom in the eighth iiuiing In each lap, Stevens made in the No. stop Roger Metxger’s error and Boston 7 .364 3 Open and Yale football games is road fading in the closiiig minutes. ry Lucas with 28. But Dave De- intimidate them into mtosing. NEW YORK (AP)—Any featuring Dave Kingman's two- scored in the top of the fourth, the Cy Young Award winner Ich’s early-season credenUals after singles by Rod Carew and 87 Mustang, bis time was lowered al­ scored on Manny Gangulllen's Milwaukee 8 .373 4 racing at Lime Rock Park. resemblance between the run triple. on Jc^inny Bench’s home run, last season instead of Oakland'a that include 43 and 1-3 innings, Harmon KUlebrew. though DeLocenzo made a restriction of sacrifice fly. • • • West Division Pittsburgh Pirates of 1972 blew a golden chance in the Vida Blue, is making a case for the most iiminga pitched in the Saturday afternoon this scenic 1.63 Bugs’ time until he got accustomed to Mlnnescta 3 .760 • • • Bigelotds i438 Leads Tribe Batters and the world champions Stennett, normally an in- CUBS - BRAVES ninth. himself in 1972. American League. The Tiger mile rood course in the Northwestern the car. The final -Stevens made was Oakland 4 ;836 INDIANS- RANOBB8 of 1971 has been purely co­ flelder but stationed In left field The Cubs clobbered Atlahta A double by Bench and Tony ‘Tve developed great con­ southpaw has 31 strikeouts and •ectlon of the state will host the Schaefer clocked in one minute, three seconds, Chicago 6 .671 for ailing slugger Willie Btsu-- 12-1 for the second 'straight Perez' tiloop single put runners fidence,” Lolich said Wednes­ four complete games In his five MiK Wilcox latched a flve-Mt- ‘Drans-Ain Sedan Championdilp race for only three seconds slower than Dono­ incidental . .. until Wednes­ Texas 8 .487 day night. gell, tripled in the second fol­ game as Jcse Cardenaj drove at first and third with none out. day night after 'wiiuiiiig his starts this year, too. ter and the Cleveland Indians qx)rts sedans over 3.6 liter and under 2.6 hue’s record setting qualifying speed. ‘I lowing Richie Hebner's single in five runs with a - triple, But Oesar Geronlmo, running Kansas City 9 .488 fourth game in . five decisions In Wednesday night'e other scored unearned runs in the Uters. Diamond Play Washed Out, After their pitching staff was Califdhila didn’t even get my foot into it yet," not­ and another walk to Cash. double and two singles, Billy for Bench, was tr a i^ d 9 .867 by beating the Kansas City American League games, the second and sixth innings to de­ battered in six straight games, ■The race for the “pony cark" opens ed Stevens. Williams cracked a three-run third on Ted Uhlaender’s Wednesday’s Beanlts Royals 6-1. Minnesota Twins stopped the feat Texas. (AF photo) ' all losses, the Pirates snapped Ellis. meanwhile, looked a 10-event series that goes from coast- homer end Jim Hickman deliv­ grounder to second and run Mlnnescta 7, Milwaukee 0 "Hie arm never wears out,” Milwaukee Brewers 7-0 arul the “ We’re starting to play the ASSIST-r-Lakers’ Wilt Chamberlain uses the shoul­ out of their doldrums with a 3-2 sharp in his first appearance to-coast and into Canada. Thirty three George FOUmer, veteran driver of ered a solo shot. down. Cleveland 2, Texas 1 said Detroit pitching coach Art Cleveland Indians defeated the brand of ball I've been preach­ ders of Knicks’ Jerry Lucas as support as he goes ■victory over the Houston Astros since he injured his heel April oars will Mart the ISl-lap grind around many different type cars and courses, Schoolboys Active Friday Fergle Jenkins hurled s six- * *! • Detroit 6, Kansas City 1 FOwler, one o t LoUch’s prime Texas Rangers 2-1. Rain washed ing singe spring training,” said up for rebound in last night’s action in New York. on the six-hit hurling of Dock 20 and kept the Astros scoreless liin e Rock’s twisting course. feels its interesting to get new names in­ hitter to even his record at 2-2. PAMtES - EXPOS California at New York, rain boosters. "He’s amazing, really out three games — Califort. “ If these ‘super-stars’ feel Leron Lee greeted reliever Oakland at Bostcn, rain amazing. I stiU think he should New York, Oilcago at Baltimore monte, “ I believe in being very By DEAN YOST most schools play throe times Chet Bigelow have tripled. nie Stennett’s two-run triple. doubled and Lee May singled. American Motors’ Javelin, Mark Dono­ they can come in here and blow us off,” PHILS - DODGERS Denny Lemaster with a run- Chicago at Baltimore, rain have wen the Cjy Young Award and Oakland at Boston. aggressive. TTiat's ■what won it Early in April for the ^ week, and it win place an Bigelow has hit safely In each "Just because you win one Kison, a World Series hero, hue capturod tbe event. For the present FoUmer added, “they better go home. Steve Carlton pitched a six- scoring single in the 14th in­ TTiursday’s Osnaes last year and everyone knows * • * for us tonight—we forced errors start of the 1972 high under- of Manchester's first five games.0-..-. NCAA Head Speaks game doesn't take any heat was touched for a run in the It’s a lot different than oval racing." hitter and Don Money provided ning, giving San Diego its win Chicago (Wood 3-1) at BcUti- that he should have wen it.” TWINS - BREWERS out of the oppoeition with our campaign, tbe manufacturers have pull­ and leads in hitting with a .438 off,” said freshman manager seventh on John Edwards’ school baseball season the game-winning hit with a over Montreal. Lemaster re­ mcre (Palmer 1-2), N TTiat itmluded LoUch himself, Rookie sensation Bob . Darwin good, hard slides." ed out of competitive racing, leaving the average. Bigelow, the left field­ single, a wild pitch and Norm FoUmer is probaUy the busiest penen many games were postpon- Bill Vlrdon, "but it’s always two-run double in the fourth in­ lieved Tom Walker after Ehizo Only game scheduled series to depend iq>oa Indlvlduzd back­ er, has stroked out seven hits In nice to break the ice.” Miller's pinch double, but the ning as Philadelphia topped Los ers. at the course-. In five days It’s estimated ed because of iwletaent ^v 16 at bats. He had a perfect For Antitrust Laivs Hernandez stole second, but Friday’s Games Elsewhere in the. Natlmal youngster slamm^ the door Angeles. that he wUl ha-ve traveled 12,000 miles 3-3 day against Hall. Lee singled home the winning Minnesota at Boston, night Revson Out to Snap Own Record Tbe man to watch Saturday is George weather. With the change S n S ^ h ^ 'celv eT rtr^ WASHINGTON (A P)— All professional sports should League, the New York Mets after that. Carlton struck out nine Dodg­ from ooast to coast. WhUe racing and of the month, aU games sched- performances from each. ^ run. Kansas City at Boitimore, Major Looguo FoHmer in the

ruce up the event. This la one of the Byers was joined by two vided for,” said Bill Wall, ath- Tabbed Managerial Material ollc at Mt. Nebo. The Indians have been cred- Camoroo, but the Ckxigars’ hit- Katy Spearin 469, Norma West 1Division TRIPLES—Bonds, SF, 8; sev­ Revson ^11 holds the official Pro Basketball Ug reasons Stevens and CSagel will be John Norton, the defending champion, economtots to calling for the letlc director and basketball Thompson 196-177-495, Marion Indianapolis Speedway track It wUl be tougher to reschedule Ited 'with one home run, that by ting attack hasn’t come around Houston 11 6 .688 —- . en tied with 2. NBA present at the "R ock". in tbe under 2.6 Utre class, ■wUl drive Senate antitrust and monopoly coach at MacMurray College St. Martin 169-465, all spare record at just over 179 miles an the games during May because John Wiggln. Al Rodonto and yet. Los Angeles 12 8 .667 — . HOME RUNS—Kingman, SF, Championshp the Simoniz-sponsored Datsun with M ike subcotamittee to vote against a and president of the National games, Camille Scvta 188-479, hour, set during qualifications Atlanta 7 10 .412 6; Santo, Chf, 6; Wynn, Htn ,6. Wednesday’s Result Rock ChippingB Downs. Last season the duo edged Alfa pending bUl which would allow Association of Basketball Sunny Panclera 178-459 Fran last year. But a number of Peewee Reese Not Interested CSncinnaU 6 9 .400 6; Santo, Chi, 6; Wynn, Htn, 6. Los Angeles 107, New York Bugs Stevens attempted road racing Rom-eo for the championship. This is the American Basketball Asso- Coaches. Nukls 188-452, Betty Plumley drivers have eclipsed the 180 Luckett To Join San Diego 7 11 .^9 a STOLEN BASES — Morgan 96, Los Angeles leads best-of-7 for the first time last week in a car pre­ Datsun’s second pro season o t racing. 188-491. m.p.h. mark already this year. Girls in Little League? San Francisco 6 13 .316 6H Cln, 9; Tolan, Cin, 7. series, 2-1. Bobby Unser set an unofficial pared by Jocko. He toured the Lime Wednesday’s Results PITCanNO (3 Declsloas)— Track Failures Ohio IJ^versity WEDNESDAY WIVES — Jo­ record last month during tire Today’s Game Rock course about 25 tim'es to get the Chicago 12, Atlanta 1 Seaver, NY, 4-0, 1.000, 1.47; Answer Being Awaited In Handling Baseball Team tests with a sizzling speed of No game scheduled feeling of taking right hand turns and Last weekend wasn’t too successful for BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP) anne Kbmer 181, Lynne Topping New York 8, San Francisco 5 J.Ray, Htn, 4-0, 1.000, 2.76; Sut­ 208, Roberta Shore 191-510, Pam over 190. Friday’s Game getting familiar with tbe braking points. a few noted drivers at Stafford Speed­ San Diego 3, Montreal 2, 14 ton, LA, 4-0, 1000, 0.56; Mat- —Walter Luckett, the all-time FITCHBURG, Mass. (AP) — lates In Newton and Pittsfield want to get into it but they Los Angeles at. New York, na­ way. Bugs Stevens, on the way back ORLANDO, Fla. (NEA) "T o be truthful,” he said, “ I Niedert 494, Shirley Pointer 175- inning^s lack. NY, 3-0, 1.000 ,2.42; No­ Two more drivers jerined the scoring leader In New England board of dlractoro of the In Massachusetts, talked me Into It.” was terrible. On double plays 474. tional TV During the practice sesstens Tuesday, from Martinsville, tCa., had a wh-iel schplasttc basketbaU (rfay, says Northern Minor League of the Shop, then —All these years Pee Wee Pittsburgh 3, Houston 2 lan, d n , 8-0, 1.000, 3.4«; 180 m.p.h. clifb lyednesday— . ABA When Buddy Blattner broke I’d say second to second to first. Stevens met Tony DeLorenzo for the bearing let go on his hauler. . .Fred De- he wlU be going to Ohio Univer- Fitchburg Little League poet- Reese has been fooling the St. Louis 2,'Cincinnati 1 McDowell, SP, 3-0, 1.000, 3.88. Gary TOttenhausen, at 181.4, Eairt Division Final with Dizzy Dean, in '59, Gene But Bcmehcw I got through that HOME ENGINEERS — Jerry first time. Tony owns Troy Productions, Sarro broke a timing gear chain after slty in the fall. poned a decision Wednesday Softball Slate ’ public. Philadelphia 6, Loe Angeles 1 and Gordon Jobncock, at Wednesday’s Result Kirby asked Pee Wee to hook first game ip Phllly—I'll never Tucker 194-508, Phyllis Dumas this is only a name used to keep on the leading tbe MartinsvUle e v ^ t then “ I feel that the, school night on the question of allow- TONiGBrr The little guy was out there ' AMERICAN LEAGUE 180.036. No game scheduled up with Dlz. His answer: "M y forget It—arid I spent six won­ 177-462, Martha Montany 466, Thursday’s Games books. Later, DeLorenzo wants to get in­ crashed badly at Stafford. . .Gene Ber- presents the best situatJjMi for girls to play in the leagus. Wholesale vs. Allied, 6:16 Fitz- "S&SBUICK playing with the giants of base­ Cincinnati (McOlothlln 0-2) at BATTING (86 at bate)-Dar­ The fastest speed of the day Today’s Game Lord, no.” derful years with Dizzy.” Jan McKenney 451. volved with speed equipment and the gin was a ■victim of a bad roUer tai^t me beto kcademlcaUy and ath- r j ^ ^^to won sj>ots on gpereld ball, playing it cool, putting In St. Louis (Spinks 1-1) win, Min, .432; Freehan, Det, was by Jim Malloy ■who . ripped New York vs. 'Virginia at But after discussing It with Dean and Reese were them­ parts he has created for his race oars. . . Stevens was the first person at the Honda vs. Moriarty, 7 ;80 Fitz- time as captain of the Dodgers, AtlanU .(KeUey 1-1) at Chi­ .878. off a 186.6 clocking in his O t- Norfolk, best-of-7 aeries tied, 8- leUcaUy, ’ the t ^ t i m e aU- teams In the league during his wife and Dodger executive selves but when NBC took over PARKADE — Jean Archem- scene to help DeSarro out o f his wreck. z ^ e r told reporters at a try ^ js Saturday, and the inter- the Southern white boy who be­ cago (Pappas 1-2) , RUN’S-JJ.Allen, Chi, 11; fenhauser-powered racer. 3. Fogarty vs. Dillon, 8:45 Fitz­ Buzzie Bavasi, he changed his it was less than statistical, more bault 187-484, Dona Price 212- The machines in which the duo wiU be They may be competitors on ths track Wednesday news conference. national board tsh, Eagle at 183.8, while his broth­ No game scheduii^d Lock Stock vs. MCC, 6:16 Kee­ Buzz what kind of money they we went on with nothing, we Cardlle 182-475, Teddy <3ilbert Friday’s Games 302s which can deliver 476 horsepower. grind . . . Smokey BoutweU, who retired 200 coUeglate scholarship offers couldn't play, all under control. Det, 9; Carew, Min, 9; Tovar, er Al, winner of the last two ney DEMONSTRATOR SAU! were offering me, and a two- just talked baseball. 180, Charlotte Wemmell 288-575, Houston at (Chicago after the 1970 season in which he won the since his junior year, finished ^ . What was there to stew Min, 9; Darwin, Min, 9. Indy 600s, was clocked at 181.2. Town Vs. Manch. Olds, 8:16 year contract, he said that was “ Then for one reason or an­ Vivian Price 467, Dawn Speara Lcs Angeles at Mcntreal, N Hockey Playoffs 'Stevens made this comment after his track title, is mfddng a successful return hio hict, .checi "U tile League baseball to about? They were the carefree, RUNS BATTED IN—Darwin, In all, 23 cars made it out on his and always has been since Us Nebo DISREGARD U B iLP R ia S ! more money than I'd be able to other you're out of television, 464, Jane Thone 454, Betty Oa- San Diego at New York, N first tour o t the clroult. "Which way in Billy (Torazzols No. 9X coupe. reer at Kolbe High School with IT“ / ~ ~ _ swaahbuc;kling years In Brook­ Min, 19; Cash, Det, 14. the track Wednesday, including NHL am Dick's vs. Lineman, 7:80 Nebo make coaching for the Dodg­ but that’s show business.” mlre 470. San Francisco at Phila­ 2,691A nm points fair for an average nztnsim nm ofitf UlCOptlOll lU 188® & pPOgiTam —u lyn, the IMOs and '50s. ■ H I T S—Pinlella, KX3, 21; a Page Racing Eagle driven by Cbamplonship OBAT vs. Allied Bldg., 6:16 Rob­ ers, so I took the job. But talk­ There’s a chance he’ll go back delphia, N 72EIEaRAUMITED ^ Today Pee Wee Reese Is 53 D.Allen, Chi, 19; Darwin, Min, rookie Mike Hiss, whose 176.3 Today’s Game 31.8 potato ^ r game. Hto game ^ohartes R. s tn e , E ^ S tit 3 £ ertson ing before millions of people? I into the biz shortly but right Cubs Recall Pitcher Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, N Nfetp York Has Back Up Against Wall AM fMiteree A tape deck. A ll CONDITIONING pewerwlw and has ulcers. 19. clocking was the” fastest speed Boston at New York, Boston ^ mtatotrator and a member of dlowii^ DOW RMUg cuoloiii vlnyl toiiip CniisD ooiiliML poww Uooo knew I just couldn’t do It. now he’s doing public relations Atlanta at St. Louis, N “ I guess I fooled a lot of peo­ CHICAGO (AP) — TTia Chi­ DOUBLH3S — D.Johnson, Bal, ever recoixted at the Speedway leads best-of-7 series, 3-0, „ ^ ^ , the International board. hiia, mmsf, Mwy mtm lulifc mIwii, Vm i—*ocari "Bavasi said I couldn’t turn, for Hlllerlch & Bradsby, makers ple,” he said. cago Cubs optioned rookie left- 7; Freehan, Det, 6. by a first-year driver. Friday’s Game C The 6.foot-6 guarf poured to ..official rogulaUoiia of Utile PLAINVILLE it down, and that I’d probably of Louisville Sluggers. By his own confession he was handed relief pitcher Larry TRIPLES—MoCraw, Cie, 2; Malloy and J(Anny Ruther-' No game scheduled ' m P^nto this past season as League basebaU are very clear 1AKLPIICE$7307 OUR PRICE ???? foul It up anyway and could al­ TTie traveling on the new job Sighs New Pact Pressure Entirely on Rangers STADIUM a worry ■wart. If things Weren’t Gura to the Wichita farm club Kallne, Det, 2; P.KeUy, C3U, 2; ^ ^ ^ Stone said, ways go back to the Dodgers.” bothers him. After 35 years, he’s Every Bat. at 8 P JS. going right he actually hated Wednesday on 24-hour recall. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Jim Bando, Oak, 2; 21 Tied With 1. recort. Kolbe ^ e d second Northern Iflnor League Six Good Years (Bain Date Sun. 8)85 P J f.) a«n. putting on his unlfomi. "Hiere sick oflt. "After this year I’ll Gura had pitched 2 1-3 in­ Nlekamp, a defenseman with HOME RUNS—Darwin, Min, to the Class M state tourna- ^ jo decide if it should nABDTee Reese did a lot of taped cram­ 72 BUICK RIVIERA were times,” he said, “ when I have to sit down and figure out nings, .in -two games for the the Tidewater Wings of the 6; Cash, Det, 6. R "'® "‘ ‘ admit the girls and face the FA LAP FEATURE AM nw itaM% lope dedc. All OONOtTIONMO,jMwer.winclswi, dreaded going to b a t. . . ” ming for his debut at the mike. If it's worth It,” he says. (Jubs this spring. American Hockey League last . STOLEN BASES—D. Nelson, In Tonight’s Tflt With Bruins prospect of losing their affUia- PLUS HEATS pewer isot, O uIm csntrel, vbiyl top, etc. lew mUM. Several Offers season, has signed a three-year Tex, 7; McCraw, (31e, 6. NEW YORK (A P)— The N®w York," Boston center Fred "We’ve got to win this next W n 11 n n T n P a s s League. STOCK CAB BAOEB UBapitiCE$7i79 That’s why he’s not managing contract to play for the Los An- PITCHINO (2 D ecision s)- MERE’S W ailun 10 X^ass ^ would make OUR PRICE???? a big-league club today. " I ’ve ge^les Sharks of the World Blyleven, Min, 4-0, 1.000, 2.88; mighty Boston Bruins, con- 8*^®“ ^e, it’s as simple as ^ t,’’ ^ 0 1 v m tii n a d®®>-*<« Skturday. SAT., MAY 6 at 8 p.m. had several offers,” he reveal­ Hockey Association. Slebert, Ban, 2-0, 1000, 4.34; .fident but yarded against f^e^ln ,t “ ell^heckerwru ^ O l y m p i c s According T ^ n e , . court . The Sharks’ announcement WHERE YOU A ^ . SI.6S, under U jis. 68e ed, "but I have no desire to Kekich, NY, 2-0, 1.000, 2.67; any indication of cockiness, l o s a n o e l f s (a p ) — rmi ®“ ®" <*t *1*^* 72USABRrCUST0M n% Wednesday said Niekamp, 26, manage. Maybe It would have Bradley, Chi, 2-0, 1.000, 8.91; put the pressure entirely on waiten Aii.Am.ricL erter ^ P>ay 1 -“ “ * League baseboU May 18tii—IM-LAP FMtare AiHNMiMlEp pOWMCNODOlMgs DGWOO MVIBONL CU8V0III VfeVytvDPb WmG been different If I’d stayed In played in 24 games with the Buigmeler, KC, 2-0, 1.000, 1.42; the New we’ve lest two tough oites. That W^toii. AU-American c«nter on wiMil d b Edw SlCk me inutrated wew lork during the regutor sea- second one was a really tough U(3LA s national baricetbaU baseball as a coach. But I Detroit Red Wings of the na­ R.Woodson, Min, 2-0, 1.000, FIND Rangers tomght in _ th e show no Indlcaticm o t geme to lose. That’s past hto- chamirfons, will not try out for would’ve worried too much, and tional Hockey League in the 2.89; Locker, Oak, 2-0, 1.000, lUELmivauM OURPRICE???? there are so many things to 1970-71 season 0.00. third game of the National quitting, and the Bruins know tory, though. Now we just have the U.S. Olympic basketball worry about off the field. Hockey League playoffs for it. New’ York ralUed from a 6 -1 to take two from them here." team, it was announced Wednes- ” A major league manager has the coveted Stanley Cup. deficit to tie the first game be- Despite Johnston’s briUlant day. 72BIHCKSKnARK to speak at a lot of banquets, Fourth Day Off for RSox^ UNIRdYAL The Rangers, who have not fore bowing, and then lost on a second game performance, Bos- An NCAA spokesman said AifODMMliCp powof stGNfingy p#WGf bfokoEp otpcDAdMoiiing; pow^ and I never did like that, even' won hookey's top prize since couple of power play goals and ton C3oach Tom Johnson said he doctors advised the 6-foot-ll AAU SWIM MR wifNlwfi^ #tCs Imw ihRm » after being in TV for two years. 1940, have their backs to the the brUllant goaltendtag of Ed- cMittaue hto usual rotation Walton not to attend the trials To this day if I have to give a Smith Anxious to Swing Bat wall after droiming 6-6 and 2-1 die Johnston in the second pi'sctice and starter Gerry this summer. He has a history- UBan»CE$4S34 OURPRia???? speech It bothers me. It worries ZETA 40M decistans in thebest-of seven game. Cheevers to goal for game No. of knee trouble. BOSTON (AP)—The Boston me until it’s over. petitive edge with all the de­ seriez’ first two games to Boa- ______,. . » 3. Francis, as usual, delayed Last week, Walton was asked Red Sox had their fourth con­ lays,” Smith said Wedneday, th»v u,o«. " namtog hto goaUe—Ed Gtoco- about the Olympics, and was "Mr. O'Malley (Walter F.) al­ tou- * 1 than they were out there, MEET secutive day off today after referring to the strike, his in­ MDIAL TIRES min or Gllles Villemure. Glaco- quoted as saying, "I just don’t 72 BUICK SPORT WAGON ways used to say I’d. be a man­ Now they must prove to ev- Johnston said. “ We’ve got to tl(eir game with Oakland jury and the rain-outs. " I don’t ■ I min played the first game and want to play." Mika Green of AutsmsHctpewec steering, pew rdhck«oltei,iodle,ieortpioh- ager some day but I said n o . eryona. Including themaelves, expect a long, tough series still, MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL POOL sr, tat deering wheel, AM OONMTIOraNO, etc. taw way.” Wednesday night was post­ want this to sound like an qlibi VUlemure was outatanding in Louisiana Tech was invited to poned because erf rain. that they can beat Boston, New York to a disciplined club, In 1969 the Dodgers had a because I know the strike-' af­ the second. the training camp in bis place. FRL, MAY 5, Hoiin; 7-10 Tuesday's scheduled contest Difftrait In Evtry Way something they've been unable They irfay smooth, tough hock- IJUaPRieE$5166 OUR PRICE???? date with Cincinnati for an ex­ fected everybody. I know I defi­ also was called off because of to to do since the Bruins’ first ey.” SAT.. MAY 6, H e m : 9-4 hibition In Cuba. Manager Walt nitely loat something. the weather. Both games will NHL game in October. Since Then, more or less suipmtag Alston was unable to make the "You do a lot of crazy things be made up when Oakland re­ dra|^f)(ng that 4-1 game on up the general feeling of the 72SAAB99-E trip “ for sorne reason and when you’re not going SEE THEM AT Peewee Reese, captain turns to town in mid July, the right... Changing your home lee, the Bruins have won Bruins, JohnsUm added: REGISTRATION Admission Free R m I injedien engine, 4 speed tmmmhrieo, vinyi top, etc. Lew (Chuck) DresMn wws at the m ice ____ Red Sox said. bat.,,thtags like that. My timing seven in a row from their old “ However, I can’t see anyone track, so I had to manage the and shortstop of the Speosoied by The Red Sox had an open has been off . . . I’ve been up rivals. beating our club to four of five team. We won both games and Brooklyn Dodgers dur­ L in iE NISS SOFTBMl ALUIINI LABaiHICE$4106 OUR PRICE???? date today before the start of a tluree times with the bases load­ WHOLESALE TIRE CO. After Ken Hodge’s goal with games. And that’s what the MeBclietler Slate lank wi the flight back Mr., O’Malley ing the 1940s and ’50s, three-game series ■ beginning ed and I’ve struck out every two Rongani in the penalty box Rangers have to do now." said, ‘See there. Pee Wee! That UT IROU ST. UieiESTES Age Reqairemento — 13 years to 18 years Friday night 'with the Min­ time... midaray through the third peri- New York Oocuta Emile & wasn't so bad, was it?’ I said, leaps to avoid sliding nesota Twins. One. of the play-’ "But I believe I’ve regained od Tuesday night, there was Francis, who has virtually Iso- Saturday, fifay 6,1972 — 9:00 'to 11:30 AJd. ‘No way, no way.’ *' 6 4 3 -2 4 4 4 Peanuts Lowery while era who will be most anxious to mjf concentration and I know plenty o f qysculation o f a four- toted hto players at various, PW^RRCWWWi .R vG eW nO D W|RTo He had something else to wor- S&SBUICK teammate Jackie Rob­ get back to work is Reggie I've got my confidence back. game sweep. Even the Bruins hidden retreats since the start Saturday, May 13,1972 — 9:00 to 11:30 AJ4.. OtwefaifJtafcfc-Opsl-Sin* JNMir't ry I about when he put his uni­ inson watches. R^se, Smith, who missed Boston’s Pm a line drive hitter. I know pnrfialdy are thinking about it of the jrfayotfs, still was hc^ie- tinUMST.,IIUCKSTEI(tpMEiMJI4S4S71 form away. Television. last two games vrith a pulled I'm going to hit the boll. But TIRES but they're not saying so. ful, but acknowledged the Him a JUNIOR HI8H SCHOOL llA W O eitaazy tAtteoto(ta|Wiyai*6i«ifi ih o "I didn’t think I would last 53, is now in public re­ back muscle. these many days off don’t help usmini iimmu iiiim m w iLl "Tliey’ve got to be thinking Rangers’ rough position, down Edmond Poriwr, Meet Chairmen in television,’ ' he said. ‘‘I didn’t lations work. "It’s tough to retain the com­ matters.” that they ha-ven't beaten us in 2-0. PAGE TWENTY-FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1972 PAGE TWENTY-PrVE ___ r Racing Luck Needed to Win Derby Run

INTERNATIONAL. MINOR Wayne Webb, Wes Walnwright, LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) "H e's improving every day,” "SenslUve Music has put two than Just an oppcalnig trainer’s snapped adien he finished sec- On hand to watch Rlva lUdgs STEVBNSONrS ESSO John Cowing. “It just takes racing luck Steirtiens said of Sensitive Mu- races together In the rl|M way Interest In Sensitive Music, H»e end In Tuesday's Derby 'Mai. . gallop was Mra John Meedy, to win the Derby ” says Wednesday and added that com li^ up to the Derby," Win- colt's sire, Sensitlvo, stands at "See you In the winner's who operates Meadow Mud for John Anderson, John Morans, Coaches John Tinney, Jim the job done Steve WUson, Chris Wagner, Adams. Grover Stevens who trains ** Music ran Winick's Delray training center circle,” aald Homer Pardue, No her father, ChcUh^her T. Chris lAU, Liance Tatro, Ken ___ Sensitive Music trouble he has a good shot. fourth In 1 l-16-mlle allowance In Florida. Le Hace's tradner. Ohenery and a brother and slo- MacDonald, Jim Anderson, WIPOO From 14 to l» S-year-old tho- WWck, trainer of race at Kenneland and Jhen fin- Oonfldenoe waa tha order of Lucten Laurln, the trainer of ter. roughbreds are expected to try ’’^®***' ’****®® *■ ***• ‘•*‘*‘* “ cond Jo Wva Ridge In toe day at toe bam of No Le Rlva Ridge, while not aa out- ”I have a very clever trainer. Steve Lux, JeH Ubby, Ray Me- wayne ------, Parker, ------Dick — Ruggl aecend early favorite to Rlva toe IH-mT Nally, Erick Klavlns, Jett Do- . -ee second early favorite to Rlva toe IH-mlle Blue Grass in his Hace, toe Louisiana and Ar- spokenly confident aa Pardue, and he’s been training thla ero, Dan Corey, Dick DlPaolo, Ridge, also thinks Sensitive last start. kansaa D erb y winner who had was happy about the dianoa of horse for "tha Ttlpls Onown,” lln. Bill Anderson. Ken Patrick Patrick, Paul Leonowlcs,l^owlcx. Muslc U a horse to wutoh. Of Coach Rod DoUn. course, Wlnlck has more a five-race winning ktreah hla 1071 3-yearold champion. said Mrs. Tweedy. Roofing and Bob Tanner, Don Barnett, Mike CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Fraser, Bob Vlterlto, Scott Entries were scheduled to - ..... Chimneys 1 6 -A close at 8:30 a.m., EDT, today. 8:30 AJM. to S:00 PJMI. ANSALDI’S CONTRACTORS Freedman, Dave Oorey, Tim HAPPY ADS HAPPY ADS Order Your Post time for toe 114-mlle, ROOFING — Specializing re­ Pete Gourley, Niall Campbell, Richter. Kevin Roy, Brian To- pairing roofs of all kinds, new Rlch Marshall, Jim McOor- j^nd $l2fi,000-added Derby Is 0:40 COPY CLOSING TIBIE FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ^ p.m., EDT, Saturday, with tele- BERRY'S WORLD nxrfs, gutter work, chimneys,- “ Happy mack, Vin Kinney, Matt Arch- David Fraser, Coaches vision coverage from 5 p.m. - 6 4lS0 PJO. JDAT BEFORE PUBUOATION cleaned and repedred. 30 years ambauU, John Ricci, Steve Plagge. experience. Free estimates. 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CALL (>43-2711 David Taft, Steve Fitzslm- ton, Dave Bendnd, Walter lAp- Baseball eorreM or omitted Inaertlon for any advarUsemeiit and toen GRANTS Plumbing Service — only is toe extent of a "make good” Insertion. Errdrs which mons, Jett Tays, Steve Mulse, pen, Pat Shaw, Dick SplUer, Bob St. Bernard’s vs. Bast Cato- Free estimates, plus quality David Erlcson, Mike Brennan, do not lessen toe value of toe advertlaement will not be Manchester St. Pierre, Jett Schwarts. oUc at Mt. Nebo oorreeted by “ make good" Insertion. work. 643-6841. . . . . SoAMon* ... Somoona Greg Belllveau, Alan Tays, Coach Jack Lappen. Bolton at Rham may how* Mut yew may hava sant yov Scott Trembley, Clitt Stratum, NO JOB too small. Immediate Evening QoU A> o happy adl Mark Maulocci, Bob Stokes, NATIONAL MIN(m St. Paul, Hartford Public vs. service on service calls. Free a happy adi Scott Smith, Jim Tays. VFW East CatooUc at MOC 643-2711 estimates gladly given on Herald Coach Jerry Mulse. Russ Jensen, Brad Fariey, South Windsor, RockvlUe at heating or plumbing. Faucets Tom Norman, Alien Zimmer­ Southington repaired or installed. Water man, Drew PlavsU, Jame Tennis Automobiles For Sale 4 pumps worked on. Complete PROFESSIONAL BARBERS n heating systems, rec rooms, STRINGBEAN Dave Wentworth, Jett Slalby, Wyse Dave Knofla, Brad But- Manchester at Maloney 1969 MOB Roadster, good con­ etc. Call M & M Plumbing ft Ben Hennigan, Bob Fregean, terworth. Dan Shea, Neal Bloomfield at South Windsor GEARHARD HERALD dition. Must sell. $1,600. Call Heating, 646-2871. HAPPINESS Ron DeBlals, Joe Lovell, Mark Montany, DaA Boland, Tom Track (Jean) Sears 649-49U. First there were 2 of us, Buckland, Jett Klotzer, Mark Mumford, Tom Harley. Bob South Windsor at Glastonbury B l » L E H E R S SAM WATSON Plumbing and and now there are 3 Raymond, Glenn Nimirowski, Kieman, Steve Byk. Ellington at Suffleld 1970 CHEVELLE 850 engine, 4- n heating. Bathroom remodel­ Is going to the John Shackett, Chris Nelson, Coach Bob Copeland. RockvlUe at Newington F or Year speed, mags and headers. Call ing and repairs. FYee esti­ Love, Scot Raymond, Bob McNally, Information' ettter 0 p.ih., 649-3614. mates. Call 649-3808. Mark and Brad Doug Klotzer. NASSIFF ARMS OKLAHOMA PARADE Coach Bill Klotzer. Steven Men, Bob Moreau, T’HE HERAIJ3 will not 1970 VOLKSWAGEN, nutomaUc, Millinery, Welcome Home Bob Stoker, John Whalen, Tom disclose toe Identity _of original owner. Asking $1,460. Phone Kathy, 1-466-1810. 742- Dressmaking 19 Saturday, May 6th at 1 1 a.m. OILERS__ Donovan, Steve Kahn, Ken any advertiser using hex TERRY DION letters. Readers answer­ 6182. D e ^ Des^^ier.'Ben Del Mas- CUSTOM made ladles dresses, earthy, Mike Martin, Mike ing .blind box ads who suits, bridal gowns and veils. Love, Main Street, Manchester tro, Keith Erickson. Len Parta. desire.. to protect their 1967 BUIOK WUdeat, power Frank Barker, John Longo, Mlrucki, Hugh Periy, Glenn steering and power brakes a im h HIA, Ik , Also hand set fashion jewelry. Steve and Kathy Thomas, Matt Tobin, Chris Identity can follow this' Dave Roberts, Jerry Kennedy, procedure: Very good condition. To settle 640-1133. Young. Dave McCann, David Pelletier. estate. Call 649-7086 or 649-4796. 'Y ou should have seen this one before it was stolen. It John Halvorsen, Andy Mllew- Coaches Chet Thomas, John Enclose your reply to M oving - Happy Birthday VIVIAN Rubinow. toe box in an envelope — 1962* DLDSMOBILE, four-door was the greatest!" ski, Dave Del MaStro, John address to the Classified Trucking - Storage 20 ANN Parla, Jim Longo, Ed Tluck, hardtop, needs transmission MORIARTY BROTHERS M a n a g e r, Manchester work. $126. Phone 649-3697 af­ MANCHESTER — Delivery — Better late than never. Roses are Red Steve McCann. Sui*®** Evening Herald, together Kelly MeSweeney, Ken Ama­ S e a r s ter 6 p.m. ■ - ■■■ ------llg^t trucking and package de­ with a memo Usting toe With Love, Violets are blue. to, Ron Barber, Dave Cechlara, INLAND FffiHING livery. Refrigerators, washers AMERICAN MINOR Trout fishing Is reported to be companies you do NOT’ 1968 BUICK Riviera, excellent BusineSS SeiVlCeS 13 Household Services 13-A Jane and Donna Get well soon. Keith Ray, Jeff Oeagan, Walt want to SCO your letter. and stove moving specialty. DILLON FORD Adamy, Chris Browne, Glenn ^ exceUept In Salmon condition. To settle estate. $1, Folding chairs for rent. 649- We all miss you! Tim Worobel, Andy Chvaller, Your letter \rill be de­ 460. Phil’s Triangle Shell Sta- MAN looking for lawns mow CARPENTRY, repairs, odd Glade, Charles Glade, Joel Brook, Blackberry River, Farm­ stroyed It the advertiser 0752. MRS. STIENHAGEN John Wieezorek, Chris Valente, ington River, Houscdonlc River, tion, 872-6896. and doing odd jobs. Call 649- Ufilit trucking. Phone 649- Malinoski, Bill Maloney, Scott is one you’ve mentioned. 3904. John Heine, Neal Lewis, Dick Saugatuck River, Mlanus River, 4768. to Happy Birthday Happy Birthday Wlttmann, Ttmy Plnnone, Dar­ If not It will be handled 1967 MERCURY Voyager sta- Pointing - Papering 21 To a young 99. Don’t forget Krol, John Laggis, Dave Fair­ Salmon River, Latimer Brook, In toe usual manner. ryl Hanson. tlon wagon, automatic, power UNITED Tree Service — jobs, POWER mowera, hand mowers jjouse nalnting need not the chips next time. banks, Dave Daley, Dan Bln- Natchaug River, YanUc River, \ Lill and Jack Coaches Dave Malinoski, 'A steering, air-conditioning, large or small, tree removal, ^arpenlng M d rep^rtag ^ r - costly phone 7^7057 be- ette, Scott Werkhelser, Kevin Shetucket River, Bigelow Brook, Luv, Prank McLaughlin, Skip Bar-' Good condition,™ tr™Very . rea- etc. Tno..»>/i'Insured." r^iiiCall luiLMVt 646-4622. -vice. »Call "Sharpall.” Free cosuy, pnone iti-iuai oe BOushee, Tim Valente, John Mt. Misery Brook and Pacfaaug tween 7-8 p.m. for free esti­ Ingrid and Liora ber. Bill Greene- sonable, 629-1477. pick-up and deUvery. 643-5305. Happy Birthday Happy Anniversary Topping. River. Lost and Found 1 STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, mate and be pleasantly sur­ Trout fishing Is also repotted HAVE TRUCK will travel. Odd prised. GRANDMA Coaches BUI Topping, Win MEDICS 1966 VOUeSWAGEN, green, 42,- fireplaces, flagstone terraces. to be ^ood at Wononscopomuc jobs, clean attics and ceUars. Help Wanted='Female 35 SWEETH6ART Chevalier. Charles Hartley, Mike Cor- 000 miles, original owner, ex­ All concrete repairs, both In­ EXTERIOR house painting. and GRANDPA Lake, Tyler Pond, West Side Tree removal. Free estimates. renti, Larry Dunn, John Mc- LOST ceUent ccndlUon. 643-9141. side and outside, railings, We’U get the job done with INSURANCE Agency, experienc­ (Larry N. Briggs Sr.) Pond, Mohawk Pond, Cedar (College student. 875-8066. We Love You, ARMY & NAVY CLUB Nary, Tom Duim, Tom Man- landscairing. Reasonably pric­ care. For free estimates call ed personal lines underwriter, ' '-'V- • Lake, Crystal Lake, Uncas Jeffrey and Laurie Bob Lcgler. , Wayne Smith, ness, Glenn Wilson, LeaUe Wll- ed. CaU 64S-0661. REWEA’VING ot burns, moth- between 9-11 a.m. and 6-7 p.m. for career position. CaU Mr. Lake, Rogers Lake, Amos Lake, 1963 CORVAIR Monza, best You're not gettih^ Dan Harrington, Doug Cain, Uams, Mark BUodeau, Dave WINNIE 646-7378. Experienced. Zackln, 648-5141. Long Pond, Beach Pond atvd offer. Phene 643-7766. TWO Handymen want a vari­ holes, zippers repaired. Win­ Dennis Savoie, Craig Pointer, Timbrell, Jett Daigle, Joe older, love. Beaver Brook Park Pond. ety of jobs, by day or hour. dow shades made to measure, Exterior, Capes WANTED — Mature lady, one Jim Elder, Scott MacLadilan, Smith, Bill Herlth, Scott Ander­ Gray Brindle Female VOLKSWAGEN, 1966 sedan, all size Venetian blinds. Keys PAINTING — Just Happier. EARLE and LLOYD Anglers ore taking a few ko- Yards, attics, ceUars cleaned. and Ranches. Free estimates, morning weekly, for house Kevin Dadds, Dave^Chartler, son, Paul Johnson. Tires good condition. $650. phone made vdiUe you 'wait. Tape re­ National Secretary kanee at Blast Twin Lake €uid CAIRN TERRIER Lawns and gardener’s service. Phone 643-6022 cleaning for retired widower. Chris Ledne, Matt Petersen, Coaches Don Wmiarns, John ‘l ^ e . 649-6640. CaU 643-5305. corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 647-1648. Hope all your wishes Week was a great- Jeff Edwards, Steve MltcheU, McNary. (Like Toto in Wizard of Oz) Main St., 649-5221. RKMARD E. MARTIN. Full come true. Flshlng for pcuiflsh and large- Built t«» h» t«o TR 6. 197(L- low MANCHESTER Welding Serv- delight. Dwight Green. mouth bass Is reported to be professional painting sendee. WOMAN to care for 3 children Coaches Bob Bycholski, Mike U cense’^edSiL* Revrard. OaU clean, exceUent condition. $2,- ~ c ^ e r ~ D u r M t” and West LJGHT trucking, cellar and at- and prepare supper, 3 to 8 p.m. Me Marge BONANZA SIRLOIN FIT fair to good at Candlewood len.».eOon.n;l«^ ^ ..u. cleaned, odd Jobs, lawns, Interior-exterior. Free esti­ Dave Whitaker, Kevin Bki- 600. CaU 648-9508.______Middle Turnpike. General Monday throu^ Friday. Wal­ Heffron. Lake, Glasgo Pond, Pachaug trees cut and removed. Call mates, fuUy Insured. 649-4411. 649-1916 1966 MUSTANG convertible, 8 welding repairs, home owners nut Street area. <3all 649-7770. wards. Paul Asadoorlan, John and Q^ddlck Reservoir. .moo* "dm* „„ * 0 » le ’- 643-6000. SEARS Sallng, Tim Higgins, John Plur- cylinder, automatic, fuU pow- sports equipment. J. P. LEWIS ft SON, custom Happy Birthday Haf^y Anniversary Fishing for bullheads is re­ width pul. mor during decorating. Interior and ex­ (JLERKS and typists- Tem­ Kevin Tuttle, Chris Merlsotls, key, Dave Plerro, Gary Swan- ported to be good at Halls Pond, EX>UND— Black male mongrel, S t a g e d side. Best <^er. AMBITIOUS students ex- porary jobs. Top rates, no fees. to The Two Jim . Zerio, Dick Van Dwyne, son, Allen Ringstcaie, David series terior, paperhanging, fully In­ SQUEAKER Morey Pond, Beach Pond and whlte on chest. Call Dog War- 047?9665. perlenced In gardening, lawn sured. For free estimates, call CaU 242-0217. (Joed Tempo- Joe Forani Bob PiJlard, Glenn Garappolo, Mike Balfore, Dave - " " ‘":l:.thruS.turdo,O u. MAINE-IACS KiUingly Pond. Hynatuf den, 646-4566. ,, W . » _____I mowing, painting and a vari- Building Contracting 14 649-9658. If no answer 643-6362. rarlee. Love, Rossignol, George Jay. Dick Fay, Martin Weinbaum, Kevin YeUow perch and -white cat­ ______:------:----- rr- * ety of odd jobs. CaU after 4, Vove, Moore, Jim Adams, David Walker. Allan KUbanott. fish are providing exceUent Tldi- H u r r y . • FOUND Blftck &nd wblte / " , » i ■ aaq gqid Fuziy-legs male mongrel. CaU Dog War- plCk-up tor ports. M&-5555, 643-0919.______LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - INSmE^utslde'ralnttog Spe- Mike a^d Kathy Parks, David D’Alessandro, Coach George Rlngstone. Ing In the lower Ooimectlcut cial rates for people over 65. time assistant. Morning hours. River. den, 646-4666. '" “ ‘V recently rebuUt. cE IU N G and ceramic tile spe- *'‘«"e s custom built, re- Call my competitors, then call Will train. Reply Box ”A” , 649-^17. After 6 ----- p.m. modeling, additions, r e c Happy Birthday A few shad have been taken clalist, one ceiling or all, re­ Manchester Herald. rooms, garages, kitchens re­ me. Estimates given. 649-7863. Happy Anniversary at the Enfield Dam. As the river POUND — Black female puppy, paired or replaced. Rooms re­ modeled, bath tile, cement ' LE ANNE Old and Young, Rich and Poor level drops, shad fishing should mongrel, white spot on chest. Trailers - paired or remodeled. No job WOMAN to care for children, work. Steps, dormers. Resi­ Floor Finishing 24 STEVE and ^ N A improve rapidly. (JaU Dog Warden, 646-4566. Mobile Homes 6-A tod small, special rate. Work live In preferred. CaU after 4 dential or commercial. C:aU FLOOR SANDING, and refln- p.m., 649-2633. Love, Salt Water FMilng LOST — Female puppy, six- done on weekends and eve­ REtTTOWN Clearance — We 649-4261. ishlng (speclaUzing In older Brian Love, Pishing for striped bass Is re­ weeks old, white with black nings, anytime, 647-9232. have twelve brand new 1971 floors). Inside and outalde COMBINA’nON Art and TrudI Kentucky Derby ported to be good off Norwalk spots. Baby's pet. Phone 646- MASONRY — All types of pick-up coaches that must be TREE SERVICE (Soucler) painting. No job too small. Island and also in toe Thames 4661. stone, brick fireplaces, walls, Bookkeeper-Sales Clerk B o ld , If you have been waiting Trees cut, building lots clear­ River at the base of Greenville concrete steps, sidewalks. No John Verfallle, 646-5760, 872- Happy Birthday Dam. LOST — Gray black poodle, an­ for a deal that can't be re­ ed, trees topped. Got a tree 2222. For jewelry store, five-day Happy Anniversary. fused come on in whUe the se­ Job too small. Free estimates. STEPHANIE Blackjack flounder Is pro-vld- swers to Pierre, male. Reward. problem? Well worth phone Over 20 years experience. Af­ week, Tuesday through Sat­ ^heel lection Is best. Trades wel­ urday, fuH-Ume, pleasant Something Special Ing good fillin g In the Norwalk 649-3371. call. 742-8252. ter 6 p.m. 643-1870, 644-2975. Bonds - Love, MOM and DAD Island area and in the Jordans comed and bank financing Stocks - Mortgages 27 working conditions. Stephie, Eric and O nly *2.40 m ore per B a l cheerfully arranged. Why not (JARPENTER — T^c rooms, j^oRMBRS garages, porches, LOUISVILLE, Ky. (A P )— “ I’ve never seen a horse Cove area. ^ncing (Christopher Love, Fishing for blackfish Is Im­ Personals 3 stop dn and see the friendly cabinets, remodeling, ^ d rec rnnmsrooms, room additions, MORTGAGES —1st. and 2nd SHOOK JEWELERS race in my life—I don’t know one end of a horse from folks at Rectewn U.S.A. Route jobs. Reasonable rates. 446 Ce- kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, mortgages — Interim financ­ 917 Main St. Denise, John and Greg proving. ' w a l i s HIDE needed from Walker St. the other, so this is going to be a very exciting exjieri- W h i t e 8 West, WUllmantic. Open ev- dar Ridge Drive, Glastonbury, siding, general repairs. Quali­ ing — expedient and confiden­ Mackerel are being taken in M to Travelers Woodland St., Manchester ence for me,” said the snow-haired, grandmotherly lady oa t ery weekday until 10 p.m. and 633-2380. ty workmanship. Financing tial service, J. D. Real Estate Happy Birthday Guilford and Clinton and at Hartford. Hours 8-4:15. Happy lOth Birthday C a r s all day Saturday untU 6 p.m. available. Economy Builders, Assoc. 643-5129. in seat 14-C. ______Greenport, N.Y. Cod fishing is Please call, 643-7655. ____ TWO YOUNG married men will TAMMY reported fair off Pink House, each Inc., 643-6169, 872-0647, eve­ "You haven’t lived until you . . . 1989 SHASTA TraUer, IS’ , do small repair jobs and palnt- MORTGAGES, loans, first, sec­ Love, CHRIS see the Derby,” responded the ” 1' eet there much later In the Race and good off Block nings. sleeps 4, self-contained. CTall ing, also cellar cleaning and ond, third. All kinds. Realty young sailor, across the aisle In h^d to find a spot to Island. Automobiles For Sole 4 Hg^ trucking. CaU 646-2692, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mom, Dad, Kim Love, Includes 643-6301 after 4:30. ROOM additions, dormers, ga­ statewide. Credit rating unnec­ 14-F as Flight- 331 banked . . . for a throw a blanket, he said- ”We 646-3726. and John usually park ourselves over at '^‘ iRhlssnd labor 1961 THUNDBRBIRD, full pow- jggg _ YELLOWSTONE rages, add-a-levels, roofing, essary. Reasonable. Confiden­ Pete and Sonja landing at Louisville’s Stwd- tial, quick arrangements. Al­ the back turn but I dcai’t care BasebaO Tryouts er, body, engine, transmission pick-up camper, completely MAN WITH Roto-tlUer for hire. siding, foundations. Low, low -call .or come In to Coca Cola, Iford Field prices. Bank financing. Add-A- vin Lundy Agency. 627-7971. where you are In the infield you good, extra wheels with stud­ self-contained. Call after 5, Laivns and gardens custom 451 Main Street. East Hart­ "It’s something special. I'm Level Dormer, 289-0449. 100 (Constitution Plaza, Hart­ Congratulations don’t get to see mutto of the Reset For Friday ded snow tires. Needs front- 643-0412. tilled. CaU 643-9920. ford, 669-1380. Happy taking leave from the Coast race.” end work. 228-3802. ford. Evenings, 233-6879. 26th Anniversary Guard just to see It. Next year Last night's rained out 1988 VOLKSWAGEN camper, SHARPENING Service - Saws, N.J. LAFLAMME — Carpentry “'We plan to go early, too,” PAT GENTILCORE ’ ’11 be somewhere In-the Paclf- Alumni Junior Baseball League knives, axes, shears, skates, contractor. Additions, remod­ Business Opportunity 28 INTERESTED IN M OM & DAD said the white-haired lady. English roof and tent, sleeps 6 tryouts for outfielders at the 1967 PONTIAC CataUna, good Inside, good condition. Aver­ rotary blades. Quick service. eling and repairs, 875-1642. "W e’ll take a basket of fried Heavy-Duty Love, Old and young, rich and pool, West Side Oval have been re- condition. Phone 644-8777. age mileage. CaU after 5, 876- Capitol Equipment Co., 38 CARPENTRY — Repairs, re: ATLANTIC - RICHFIELD on winning First Prize chicken and have some blan- l. j i j .. Evannie and Rudy bearded hippie and perfumed 7460. Main St., Manchester. Hours modeling, additions, roofing. CRAFTS? kete. I hope they have a chair ! th w ° 1966 VOliraWAGEN, one own- daUy 7:30-5, Thursday, 7:30-9 in The Rhode Island aristocrat, they began con­ for me. I d ^ ’t tAlnk I could get Shocks er, good conditlrai. Must seU. CAMEL Caravan t ^ (JaU David Patria, South Wind­ ARCO verging Ml this citadel of blue- “ Should tonight’s tryout for Saturday, 7:30-4. 643-7968. How about showing decou- Hairdressing up and down on a blanket.” $626. Phone 649-9486. trailer, sleeps 4. Good condi­ sor, 644-1796. Has a 2-bay service station grass, country fried chicken Infieldera be rained out, they page. Tiffany lamps, can­ Competition. We Miss You She said she brought along a tion. $150. Phone 876-8066. available in Glastonbury and mint juleps today for toe should report Friday night also. 1970 WHITE Volkswagen, excel­ WES ROBBINS carpentry re­ dles, string art, bottle cut­ PAM MURO pants suit, an all-weather coat GARDENS rototllled by small area. ting and more at CRAFT- 98th running of America's pre­ This league Is for boys 13-14 S A V E * 2 .3 3 . . lent condition. AM-FM radio. modeling specialist. Additions, and enough money to place a AU tractor. CaU 649-6854. • Low Investment PARTIES, while earning top Get well soon! mier horse race. years of age who will not reach $1,800. Phone after 4:30 p.m., Motoreycles-Bicycles 11 rec rcoms, dormers, porches, Astrid modest wager on every race. • Average 30,000 gal. commissions at the same from their ISth birthday by Aug. 1. Regular $7.99 WEATHER 649-2126 cabinets, formica, bullt-lns, It's more than Rlva Ridge, ‘‘I will let someone else pick each COLUMBIA Tandem two - seat per month time? For personal Inter­ bicycle. Uke new. Red and JUNK CARS removed, $10. Any bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. The Seventh Grade No Le Hace, Luclen Laurin, a for me, but m put up toe mon­ W W -30 . 1964 FORD, Galaxie, automatic, • Paid training view, ca lU fr. Badeau, 646- chrome. $60. Phene 649-3923. condition. CaU 872-9433. bunch of fragile thoroughbreds, ey,” she added. power steering, $300. CaU 649- NEWTON H. SMITH ft SONS— For interview please call 0894. Happy Birthday trainers and jockeys. It’s a The Kentucky Derby, like a . 2536 alter 5:30. TRIUMPH 250 cc good 1970 441 BSA Victor. exceUent Remodeling, repairing, addl- Scott Ullman evenings 1-347- Motor oh happening, a week-end of high 1969 tions, rec rooms, porches and - TWEETIE-TWEETIE Happy Anniversary rare few other such spectacles, These shocks are available in sizes to condition, needs minor repairs. condition. $7(X). Phone after 6 8781 or days, 1-469-6463. jinks “and wild delirium. Is not Just a sports event. It Is 19th Hole 1970 FORD Mustang, (Jobar . kai p.m., 646-2666. roofing. No job too small. CaU TAMMY fit most American made cars and are Jet, 428, four-speed. Elxtra low -$300. Phone 646-4501. SHARON and BOB "Some friends invited me a country fair, a festival, a gi­ COUNTRY CLUB 649-3144. BOLTON NOTCH —Former Love, down,” explained the soft-spok­ guaranteed for as long as you own your mUeage, In exceUent condition, f i v e h.p. Taco Trail 100 mini- ROTOTILL gardens, lawns. McKinney Lumberyard on 4 ant sociail occasion in which toe Pairings have been announced Manchester manufacturer en lady with the gray hair, who 643-28^, after 5 p.m., ask for phone 742-9503 after 3 flower beds. (Call 646-7708, 429- acres, 3,5(X) square feet, home ; Nana from horse irace Is merely a back­ for the first rotmd in the Gov­ car. Fast, low cost installation is avail­ fers working conditions 1 Identified herself as a retired Bob. _____ p „ , ; 2525. ______Improvement department drop. ernor’s Cup Golf Tournament compensations that are Jeanne and Dick school teacher from Bridgeport, able. Irvin S. Cobb, toe earthy au- Saturday at the Manchester Roofing - Siding 16 store remodeled to show fin­ tremely attractive. Career Conn., Helen Lockwood, author NEED (CAR? Credit very bad? h ONDA-CCB, 100, 1972, won In E. MAtCHIB — Ught trucking. ished basements, kitchens, th,or, once wrote of It: “ Until Country Club. dividual only. Present tx Get Well Soon of two books. Bankrupt, repossession? Hon- contest, never used. $365. CaU Lawns mowed, fertUlzing, siding, pools. Will rent entire you go Kentucky and with 8:30 Miatretta vs. Hassett, B. C H A R G E IT on Scant Revolving Charge est Douglas accepts lowest 619-8461. clean-ups. flowerbeds trim- GUTTERS and roofs repaired keeper retiring after 20 ye MOM Happy Birthday "They said they had $35 tick­ your own eyes behold a Derby, Davis vs. T. Pietrantonio Sears A ll-W eather and replaced. EhcceUent work­ or department. Suitable many Ccnfidentlal write Box ’ Sorry You’re 111. down, smaUest payment, a n y - ______— ------med. CaU 643-0339 after 8. types of businesses. 1-223-4460. ets In the grandstand but sug­ you ain’tto never been nowheres 8:37 Wilkos vs. McFarlcuid, manship. Reasonable prices. Manchester Herald. Happy Birthday JOE STANKIEWICZ gested that I would enjoy It where. Not small loan finance — ------,, .,------and you ain't seen hothln’” Shaw vs. Lennon lO W -30 M otor O il com ptoy plan. Douglas Motors 1971 HONDA, 176 Scrambler. CARPENTER available eve- Free estimates. 646-1399. MANCHESTER — Excellent Love, more In the infield. So I will be ABLE w^an for gem I Your Little Old Chief Cook Damon Runyan used more 8:44 Provost vs. Horner, 228-8583 evenings. nlngs and weekends. No job restaurant business for sale, Love, in the Infield.” G u a ra n to r 346 M ^ . too big or too smaU. CaU Ste- JOHN ALGENIUS CO. —Call housework, references, ti e and Bottle Wa3her dignified language in referring Dotchln vs. FTlor established, comes complete "You won’t see much of the SAVE 4 0 % 1968 HONDA. 305 exceUent phen Martin at 646-7295 after 2 us for free estimate for that or four days weekly. CaU Secret Admirer to a Derby experience as ” a 8:51 D. Tarca vs. Marshall, If Hra\y-Duly Shock AbMorbrr faiU due to 1969 MERCURY station 'wagon, with equipment, no Uquor. »------^------horse race,” interjected the boy never dying thrill that faulty malcriaU aiul^ Morkmanahip or wrar* Regular 49c per quart condition, e n ^ e rebuilt. New new roof cyou've been plan­ 6818. keeps MagUcic vs. Glguere alr-conditloning, $1,160. Repos- p.m. Amedy Realty, Realtors, 875- in the white sailor suit, Garry the memory throbbing in antici­ 8:58 Schilling vs. R. Gerdella, out while ori|unal purrhaarr owiu the car. it paint job, $660 or best offer. ning. Over 20 years service, sessltm. Savings Bank of Man­ 6283. Happy Anniversary Have A Good Season Armstrong, 20, who Is pre­ pation.” H. Gardella vs. Lavlnio will be replaced upon return free of charge, chester, 646-1700. 643-4060. 633-4043. GRANDMA and to the guys who made toe paring himself for an elec­ A rock music festival drew or the purchane price will be refunded. If the A fine multi-grade oil that protecu as i| luhricatea! Special 9:06 Djrment vs. D. Edwards, Household Services 13-A a l l a p l a n t —siding, roofing, t h r iv in g p i z z a shop the BENNET tronics assignment In the Coast thous^ds to the Fairgrounds defeeltve aKoek ahaorher waa inatalled by D O N 'T B U Y GRANDPA KUSMIK Mottatt vs. Leone additives give easy starts in winter, but no thinning in sum­ storm windows, awnings. Qual- center of town, well establish­ Varsity BasebeU Team Guard on Governor’s Island In Tuesday night. There was toe 9:12 N. Clark vs. Genovesi, ^ara. wV will Inalall new ahoc*k abaorher with 1968 VOLKSWAGEN, bug. CaU <=hoP- machine repairs, ed, good equipment, good Any Type Water Heater Love, from mer, help slop sludge build-up. Meets new car warranty M7*2M or 640-0851. pei*» $1,396. Call 649-2819. It}’ 'Svorkmanshlp, free esti­ New York, “ but you’ll see a lot traditional steamboat race Moriarty vs. Engberg no rharge for labor. RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore, lease. CaU Bill Rood at T. J. Madame Butterfly of people.” requirements. mates. FuUy Insured. 649-3417, Bill and Susan Wednesday night. The Pegasus 9:19 Watson vs. Wilks, Rosen­ 1967 FORD Galaxie 500 FOR YOUR motorcycle Insur- Maytag. Reasonable rates. Crocket, Realtors, 643-1577. and Companion ■"niat’s vdiat they tell me,” wwTtrrrrrrrtTrr^ 872-9187. RENT Parade—a Dixie edition of thal vs. Gordon Smith. convertible, V8, power steer­ ance caU the Crockett Agen­ Owner of Pike Coin Wash and An 80-galIon Electric said toe lady, who acknowledg­ Many’s Thanksgiving Parade In cy. Ask for Betty Turner, 648- Dry Cleaning, 276 West Middle bedWELL Home Improvement WATER HEATER ed being in her 70s but pre­ ing, power brakes, exceUent Private Instructions 32 Happy Anniversary JAN, BILL & FAMILY New York—-empties stores and Sports Dial "Shop Your Nearest Sears Store" uanditton. CaU after 5 p.m, 1577. Turnpike, next to Stop and Co. Expert Installation of alu- 58c a week on HELCO lines ferred being ihentified as an business houses today. Shop, 643-1918, 647-1719. mlnum siding, gutters and TtrrORING — CoUege profes- MR. & MRS. K. active elder citizen. "Tliey say 648-M74. Delivery! Normal Happiness is: ' There’s a "Rare Earth” con­ TONIGHTT BKIDGKIHIUT HA.MDIC.N ORANGE RPRINGFIELD WEST HARTFORD WESTSPRINGniCLU Business Services 13 trims. Roofing installation and sor tutoring high school En­ r * K B E Installation, from that’s where toe humanity Is.” W A n aau R y AMBITIOUS coUege students. cert FMday and a Chuckwagon 8:80 Bruins vs. Bangers, Cli. S Lafayette Plaza 2JU1 DixwellAve. dUBunun Pott Kd. 1585 Boston KcL' Corbin’s Conwr 135 Memorial Ava. Naugatuck VaUay Mall 1867 BlXECUnVE Pontiac repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. glish and FYench, coUege En­ Maintenance. Sunshine all year round The young Coast Guardsman Breakfast, replete with country Sesirs wajnai 8 evUnder. automatic. UGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also experienced In Indoor-outdoor Me .MANf’IIKSTKK .MIDDLETOWN DANBliKY NORWALK glish. Mall phone number Box said be and a group of friends ham, red-eye gravy, grits end William R. Komlo, former WKBTnKLO . NORTHA.MPTON Power steering. and . . brakes, . moving------.— large I ------—appliances, ^11— painting, lawn care,care. window PROOBES8IVE ELECTRIC and my worry stone Lots of Mazeltov. SEARS. ROKSIK'K AND i:0. 348 !Vlicldle TVke. W. '222 Main St. l’29MainSt. SOWaUSt. TT, Manchester Herald, will would descend on toe track Sat­ 44 Main 6U Main St. Good condltinn $850. CaU after Burning barrels deUvered. $4 washing. CaU 648-0066 or 646- 649-9055 hash-bihwn potatoes, Saturday Maryland fullback, owns and 5-D phone back. urday at 7 a-m. morning before the race. trains thoroughbreds. 3:80 p.m., 742-9402. 644-1776. 4486 for free estimate. Read Herald Ad» PAGE TWENTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERA l D, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1972 PAGE TW El^-SEVEN THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE leoH & AecMsoriM 46 Wearing Apparel - Aparfmenta - Rote - Out of Towir HoutiM For Sale .72 Houiet For Sole 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Out of Town S EVINRUDE outboard motora, ______F u rs B7 ______Tenements . 63 Out of Town For Sale T W X e C I iK , -V I vnviTivfifv 63 For Rant 66 For Sale 75 CLASSIFIED A a k akiv SttA9H Holaolaw and M astercr^t WEDDING fown, nylon dotted SIX-ROOM duplex, near every- MANCjHESTER — Brand new HERE’S the home for ” ou! 6- SIX-ROOM Coloiuai. central lo- BOLTON — Lakeside — four CC3P— f m ice. Com- ,w U ,, io-12. empire wkt»t, thing, security H«nn.irdeposit nmiand HALT ot newer M am lly house ROOKVlLLiB - 8-room apart- M a n c h e S t e T «'" $31,900 Manchester. Older C o l - ______BOWERS School Area ~ Six- NEW LISTING— Splc and span 646-0244. lly. Outbuildings consist of a Beautiful treed valid, weekends only. Cali 646- Amirbelle CorporaUon, 104 WILL BABYSIT for one small through Friday, 9 to 7 p.m. On quired. Available immediately. patio with barbecue, ebnve- WELLSW(X)D VIEW onial, 4 bedrooms, living MANCHESTER — Deluxe 8- room Cape, aluminum siding, 8-room Colonial with two-car ^rn & one room guest hwse. ^ b o o k k e e p e r Gal Friday, 1534 , 643-4345- after 5. com er Route 85 and School THE THOMPSON Hou-.e—Cot­ nlent location, children wel­ room, dining room, eat-in room Garrison Colonial, 2% tour bedrooms, walk to 3 garage and extra building lot. East Main S ^ e t , ^ k v l lle , ^hlld or Infant. Days. Have a PORTABLE crib, mattress, Fiano Agency, 646-2677. accounts receivable, payroll, Rd., Bolton. tage St., centrally located, come, $215. 644-1619. D.J. Hen­ kitchen, garage. On bus line, baths, family room, wine cel- fchools. 20s. LaPenta Agency, High location, treed yard. Mr. r " MLS, 289-7476, 742-8243. 876-3326. Paid CMS, Blue Cross license. Call 649-5024. sheets, playpen, pad, folding APARTMENTS For an appointment call Tonv^~ ^ trial balance, typing,' and and life insurance. An equal ______large, pleasantly furnished MANCHESTER — Grove Street ry Oo. $32,000 Manchester. English lar, double garage, suburban Realtor. 646-2440. Zinsser, Belfiore Agency, 647- high chair, change table. $20 Wasll, 649-5306. phone work. East of river, near opportunity employer. WILL care for children, days, "NEVER used anything like rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 Apartments, deluxe one - bed- 640- 1413. Wanted - Real Estate 77 Help Wonted-Male 36 takes all. 644-2212. styled Colmiial. Living room setting. Hayes Agency, MANCHESTER — Raised Wickham Park, 289-5156. full or part-time. Please call It." say users of Slue Lustre. for overnight and permanent room, carpeting, available WE HAVE customers waiting Wholesome family life in the ------0181.------Ranch, 7 rooms. 2% Dams, two MANCHESTER — 7 - room HAVE qualified buyer for 2 or SMALL printed circuit house BRroOEPORT miller — ^t up 649-1434. Rent electric shampooer $1. irMcn-irrwT t?.------C------1—T guest rates. May 1st., $160, J.D. Real Es- for the rental of your apart- Country, yet minutes away from Plnewood Furniture 8 ^ . KNBEHOLE mahogany desk. . .B&l W. . 3-family home. CaU Paul W. NEED extra money but chil­ looking for qualified personnel and operate, nights or dayd, all tate, 643-5129. ment or home. J. D. Real Es- the city. Elegant two-bedroom CM J’^ e LINNMORE DRIVE - 6-room Areplaces, beautiful recreation Ranch, modem kitchen, 1% dren keep you heme? As an $40. Electric can opener $3, c o m p o r t a p i f largo bedrooms, 2-car g a r^ e. ^ -----,,z <1..-— room, two-car garage, patio, baths, aluminum siding, high Dougan, Realtor, 643-4635. to work in quality control, vi­ benefits. Dean Machine Prod­ fumished tate Associates, Inc., 643-5129. apartments featuring: Fully Excellent condition. Cape with 1% baths, fireplace, The Avon Representative you can KEEP csitpet cleaning prob­ electric skillet, $8, two bowling niri tivic equipped kitchen including garage, nice com er lot. Late trees. Hutchins Agency. 649- 20s. Owner, 843-4266. sual and mechanical inspec­ ucts, 102 Colonial Rd., Man­ Sltuarions Wanted - Kttiin 1ft onH 1ft sleeping room, for older em- DELUXE one-bedroom apart- BARROWS and WALLACE Co. LIKE a good reason to Ust your set ycur own hours, work when chester. lems small, use Blue Lustre MANCHESTER — 2 fireplaces range, dishwasher, disposal, re- $33,900 Manchester. Brand new occupancy. T.J. Crockett, 3324. tors needed. Experienced peo­ M ale 39 ^ k s $ 8 ^ f T ^ i e e W ployed gentleman. 272 Main ment, w^H-towall carpeting Manchester Parkade, Manch. home with us? CaU and we youngsters are in school. Find wall-tb-wall. Rent electric bags. $8 and $6. electric Manchester. throughout complete appll- enhance this 2*bedro Pets 41 2 boxes of paper. Make offer, Apartments - Flats - rate utilities, basements, NEW three-room apartment, magnificent views In all of east- NEW ON MARKET Near UConn. Only $15,600. time or full-time, to work 3:30 er, for manufacturing custom • Chief 15 Opemtors 8568. Cash and Carry. Forest Hills, 4 bedrooms, 2% w ADDBLL Bcho<4 area — Six- rcom Split-Level. Spacious lot. 643-2963. driveways, IVt baths, $226 large bedroom with twin Connecticut. Oilldren wel- Manchester — Parklike set­ Owner-Agent, 619-3695. SELLING your home or acre­ p.m. until midnight. Expert- kitchen cabinets. Starting pay Experience necessary Tenements 63 baths, large living room with room Cape, 1% baths, fireplace, 'Three large bedrooms, two full In BEAUTIFUL 9 Week old kit­ monthly, security and lease, cloMta, eat-ln kitchen with ap- come. $190 monthly. ting enhances this beautiful ence necessary. Excellent $3^,150 per hour. Call 643-6467. color and close register tens, free to good homes. RUMMAGE Sale— Friday May GENERAL ELECTRIC auto- flreiriace, large family kitchen room, S bedrooms, In- baths. Being sold by original age? For prompt friendly aer- PLEASANT 3-room apartment, Frechette 8c Martin. 647-9993. pUances, large living room, English Tudor of 7 rooms. TOLLAND vice, call Louis Dlmock Real­ benefits and good starting • MulUIith Operators White and black male, brown- 3'® P-m., Saturday, May matlc washer, excellent condi­ wlth bullt-ins. Dining rd6m. ground pool. Immediate occu- owner. Mid 30’a. 643-4318 after MAN FOR various outdoor convenient suburban location, wall-to-wall carpet, shades, Lovely enclosed porch, fire­ ty, 649-6823. pay. Apply Coca Cola, 451 Experience necessary. ish dolible pawed female, five- I®"® P-na. Saint Maurice tion, $125. Kenmore electric WANTED single male In 20s to Mud room. 2-car garage. A pancy. 20e. LaPenta Agency, 3 p.m. Get Away From It All work arotuid construction, also dryer, $50. Phone'^-3970., appliances, basement, like pri­ air - conditioner, basement place, plastered walls, wind­ Main Street, East' Hartford. Top wagres, plus a liberal .toed tri-color female. 643-2210. C3iurch, Hebron Road, Bolton. share large 5^ room 2 bedroom buy on today’s market. Also, Realtor, 646-2440. some part-time. Phone after 6 vate home. Working adults, storage, parking, heat and hot D. J. HENRY ing • staircase, oil heat. In­ SIX-ROOM house, 3 bedrooms, In a beautiful brand new Ranch, ALi- CASH for your property benefits program that in­ apartment In Manchester with wall-to-wall carpeUng. H o m e ______within 24 hours. Avoid red p.m.. 649-9644. ENGLISH SETTER, 8 monthF, OARAGE SALE - Saturday, water Included, good locaUon, terior professionally decorat­ fireplace, carpeting, drap- a °ne car garage. It sits DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER cludes a non-contributory same. Call weekdays after in spotless condlUon. $27,900 — COZY 7-room home. tape. Instant service. Hayes had all shots, ready to train. n.m. to 6 p.m., 21 . $175 par montit, security de­ Baseboard heat, two-car ga­ ed. Garage with electric eye eries, 2-car garage, screened "P high and pretty. A home to NEEDS YOU HARDING CHUCKER opera­ pension plan. 456 MAIN STREET — First 5:30 p .^ ., anytime weekends. COMPANY $49,900 Manchester. Highland Agency, 646-0131. Reasonable. Phone 649-6441 af- Sunset Terrace, South W ind-' posit required, lease If desir­ doors. Quiet residential area porch and awnings, central lo- proud of includes bullt-lns, If you are over 18 and look­ tors. experienced, all benefits, floor. 3-rcom apartment. Heat, 643-2548. Estates. Colonial, 4 bedrooms, rage. Nice bam, horse stalls, Apply in person or call ter 4 p.m. Across from Wapplng Ele- Hies, $25; small sofa. $22.60. ed. CaU Peterman 649-0404. yet close to bus, schools, caUon. Immediate ocmpancy. sliding doors, ceramic bath. A ing for full-time work with steady work. Air-ccndlttoned $123.20 family unit. Security. 644-1619 528-7449 living room with fireplace, one acre. Hutchins Agency, 643-1101 mentary School. Call 646-6823, 646-7679. THREE ROOMS, first floor, church and shopping. $40,- 646-1766. 6^®'" yours for $29,600. good pay, we can use you. building. Apply in person only, Cali 646-2425, 9 to 5 p.m. dining room. Large aat-ln Realtors, 649-6824. INVITATION MOMMY kitty despondent. North Street. Stove, refrigera­ 000. For more Info call Tony Wasll, Openings on all shifts. Ap­ 9-5 daily. C&W Manufacturing ALUED GAS ON GAS stove, excellent „ OCCUPANGY ANDOVER — Three - room kitchen with built-ins, first family too large, father desert- SCREENED loam, gravel, ccndltion, stove pipe included. ’ITIREE-ROOM apartment, old tor. $115. Older couple prefer­ MANCHEH’TBR — $25,600 8- CHARLES LESPERANCE **ANCHBSTER —Immaculate 649-5306. TO BID ply in person. Co.. 74 Eastern Blvd., Glaston­ PRINTING SERVICES M A Y 1st apartment. $125 monthly. Heat floor family room, 2% baths, 2-bedroom Ranch, fireplace, ed. Free to good home, litter processed gravel and fill, Call after 1 646-5616. mansion. Available June 1. No red. Call 649-6205 after 3 p.m. rooms, 6 bedrooms, 2 baths, 649-7620 bury, Conn. 579 Middle Tpke., West trained. 643-0783. Gecrge H. Grlffing, Inc. 742- included. Phone 1-487-0248. laundry area. New carpeting. aluminum siding, now fur­ ceramic bath, dishwasher, DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER ______L______pets or children. $175 heated. or 643-6802. 4%-room Town House apart­ 2-car garage. Aluminum sid­ NOTICE Manchester, Conn. ______7886. nace, trees. Hutchins Agency MANCHESTER— Only $30,500! many extras. $22,900. Char ..B&W.. 242 Broad St. BUTCHER — Experienced full­ Appliances. Parking one car. ment, 2 baths, alr-condlUon- ing. Large treed lot. Very de­ The Board of Education, Man­ FREE mixed puppies. two ^ _ ESTATES and household lots to MANCHESTER — One-year old Reduced by $2,000! Inspect this Bon Agency, 648-0683. The 10 A.M.-NOON or 6-11 P.M. time for service meat depart- 649-3458 after 7 p.m. Ing. Stove, refrigerator, dis­ Realtors, 649-5824. chester, Connecticut, solicits males, one female. Call before iSAii — upen 44 nours (uavytt 2-bedroom duplex, finished rec Resort Property sirable area. Owner transfer­ ment. Apply in person at Man- GROWING Ure concern needs 3 p.m., 646-5816. dally, ring bell for service. Flucklger, 649-3247. posal, paUo with sliding immaculate 2-bedroom Colo­ BARROWS and WALLACE Co. bids for Duplicating A Mimeo­ MANCHESTER — Four-room room and basement, appli­ For Rent 67 red. Home is immaculate. MANCHESTER — Newer 7- BOOKKEEPER — Experienced Chester Public Market, 805 man for tire service and man glass doors. Beautifijl, beau- nial. Oarages. Extras galore! Manchester Parkade, Manch. graph Supplies. Sealed pboposals for modem retread shop. Good Shiners, crawlers, etc\ 144 AVOCADO gas stove with hood, older apartment, second floor. ances and carpets included, $51,000 Manchester. Forest HUls. room Colonial, 2% baths, fire­ Plus swimming pool! Near 73 through trial balance, Hart­ Main Street, Manchester. Doming Street, Manchester, Uful, beauUful. Cad: Lots For Sale 649-6306 will be received until May 18, benefits and overtime. Experi­ seif-cleaning, like new, used 3 Refrigerator, stove. Conve­ $225 per month. Paul W. Dou- Colcmial that has everything. 5 place, double garage, appU- Manchester High. LaPoIl Co. ford, free parking, 525-2119. Route 30, South. CAPE COD MANCHESTER — Five acres ______^______at 3:30 p.m. The right Is FULL-TIME work available, ence preferred, but not essen- Live Stock 42 months. Cost $325. asking $175. nient Icxiation. $130 plus securi­ gan. Realtor, 643-4636. 649-6661 649-2179 bedrooms, 2% baths, living ances, draperies, carpeting, Realtors, 669-1030. 228-0487. ty. Utilities extra. No pets. 644- NORTH TRURO room, formal dining room, huge treed lot. Asking $41,900. approximately 3 acres busd- VERNON — View, custom built any and all RECEPTIONIST wanted for $100 salary plus bonus. No ex­ tail. Must be steady worker. SMALL white Gelding, 13.2 perience necessary. Call lor 0846 after 12 noon. MANCHESTER — Deluxe two- large eat-ln kitchen with bullt- Heritage House, 646-2482. MANCHESTER — E u t Hart- ness n zone. 250’ frontage. 2400 sq. ft. solid brick ranch, Specifications and forms dental specialty practice in Apply In person to Nlchols- hands. Five years, well train­ TOP SOIL, stone free, for sale. 1971 NEXXIHI-Alco sewing ma­ THREE - ROOM heated apcu4- Cottages, week or month. modem downtown Hartford of­ interview. 646-7247. Manchester Tire, Inc., 295 Call Paul Schendel, 649-0485. bedroom townhouse. 1^ baths, $100 a week. Call Ins. First floor family room ford Une, magnificent U A R Wolverton Agency, Realtors, high mountain top setting, see Business ed. Western, many ribbons. chine. Unclaimed lay-away, 142 SOUTH MAIN Street, Man- big rooms, appliances, heat ment, stove, refrigerator. with firefUace, plush waU-to- MANCHESTER — 7-rooni older ng[nch. Two fireplaces, 649-2613. Hartford. Hayes Agency, 646- Main Street, Man- fice. Challenging position for Broad St., Manchester. $200. 646-2972. First floor, no pets. Centrally FRIENDLY, personable men ALUMINUM sheets used as never used, originally $149.50 chester. Heated five-room flat. and full basement Included. waU carpeting thruout and im­ home in quiet wa, f^ ol garages, 7 rooms plus Chester, Connecticut. mature individual who enjoys located.' $135 plus seciurlty. 649-5687 for driveway sales In high vol­ printing plates. .009 thick, 23x now $69.^. Buttonholes, mono­ Available June 1st. Middle age $240 per month. Paul W. Dou- maculate! Fully air cimdltlon- dining w m , half b ^ off gen- landscaped lot. AU for $39,900. ANDOVER — Overlooking lake. Douglas E. Pierce, public contact. Typing neces­ Call after 5 p.m., 646-1006. ume service station. Must be CLERK 36", 25 cents each or 5 for $1. grams, hems, sews on buttons, couple. No children or pets. gan, Realtor, 643-4535. ed. 2-car garage. erous kitchen, 4 bedrooms and Hafitage House, 646-2482. $2,600. Coventry — $3,600. Ver- ELLINGTON Business Manager sary, benefits available, pleas­ BREWSTER, Cape Cod. Avail­ full bath up, garage, treed 160’ ______neat In appearance, willing to Articles For Sale 45 643-2711. etc. Guaranteed. 522-0476 deal­ References, security deposit. non-Bolton Lake, $4,200. Ver- SMALL LOT CRAMPS? ant office surroundings. Call Part-time, 2 a.m. to 6 a.m. able for August rental. AU $52,900 Manchester. Executive work. Full and part-time need­ er. Call 643-8572. MANCHESTER — Deluxe one- Furnished lot. Only $25,600. Wolverton MANCHESTER — Two-family, non - Manchester Une, $5,500. Here is 4 plus acres ot good El- 522-9211. Must have a good aptitude electric 2-bedroom year ’round area. UAR Colonial with aU LEGAL AD ed. Apply at Vernon Shell Ser­ PROFESSIONAL heavy duty CX)NTENTS from apartment ------bedroom townhouse, all mod­ 63>A Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. 5-5 duplex. Two bedrooms, Tolland — $4,000. Hayes Agen- Ungton soil. Trees, stone walls, for math. $2 per hour. Apply used refrigerators, DELUXE 3Mi-large rooms, heat, home with sun deck command­ the trimmings, 4 bedrooms, _ By virtue of default of a PART-TIME secretary -, recep­ vice, Route 30, l^emon. figure salon equipment. Rea- house redevelopment project. C^EAN em appliances, full private separate furnaces. 80x800* lot. cy, 646-0131. horse bam, hay bam. Big Rais­ ranges, automatic washers hot water, appliances, carpet- ing fine view ot Cape Cod Bay. 2% baths. Uvlng room, dining n BW USTTNO by owner - T^car g ^ e . Only $29.^'. . —..w. -- Conditional Sales Contract held tionist needed in Manchester sonable. Call 647-9969 or 1-423- Including sinks, bath tubs, basement, patio, includes heat. THREE-ROOM bachelor aportr ed Ranch with a two car ga- FIRST NA'nONAL wlth guarantees. See them at ing, aij. _ conditioned, private ment, s]Ult level, private en­ Convenient to three excellent room, kitchen with buUt-lns, OamlxUaU built Garrison Co- 648-0181 MANCHESTER — Forest HUls, *a^r It?'calT now General Motors Accept- medical office. Hours 1-5 p.m., 5614. stoves, combination doors, $195 per month. Paul W. Dou- B.D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 patio. Business couple. 649- trance, aU appliances Includ­ beaches. Telephone 648-4962 al­ first floor family room with lonlal, desirable location, 3 ^ ^ ______AA zone, building lot, priced 649-5306. Ask for -Tony Wasll. OorporaUon. our repre- Monday through Friday. Typ­ SALESMEN STORES INC. kitchen cabinets, furnaces, gah. Realtor. 643-4535. Pork & Oakland Avenues REDUCING equipment, Stauf­ Main St. Call 643-2171. 6750. ing TV and parking. Middle ter 6 p.m. flreplace. Carpeting thruout. bedrooms, ftamal dining room, SFRINO Street area — 6-room right. Harmon------Agency. A------sentative 646- wlU sell on May 16, ing required, but no shorthand. etc. 643-2465, 643-1442 evenings. East Hartford, Conn. fer vibrating couch with s p e - ...... Laundry. FuU basement. 2- i% baths, kitchen with bulU- Cape, 2-car garage, 3 bed- 7900.. fn c e a ai 1972, 10:30 a.m. at Carter Chev­ Neat appearance and work New young company, youth oriented, needs sales person­ cial leg reducing attachment, CILEAN, dark, rich loam, five JOHN buys and sells used fur- MANCHESTER AREA—1-room car garage, aluminum siding, double oven, finished rec rooms, formal dining room, ______rolet, Inc., 1229 Main Street, habits, pleasant personality An equal opportunity employer. niture, appliances, 479 Middle Wlnnepesaukee, sleeps 6. Pri­ • • B& l W • • nel. Monthly guarantee of $20. Heavy duty rowing ma- yards, $22.50. Sand, gravel, apartment which Includes Large acre lot, with trees, room, 2 fireplaces, breezeway, large kitchen, cloeeto galore, ------Manchester, Connecticut, one and a good telephone manner Tpke., east. Open afternoons. vate beach, diock. Call 1-603- $600, no limit to earnings chine, ideal for man, $36. 643- stone, manure, pool and patio heat, hot water, carpeting, ap­ WOODUND THREE - ROOM furnished Home Is Immaculate! 2.car garage, 649-2288. $20s. LaPenta Agency, Real- Land FOf Rent 73-A The 1968 Pontiac Sport Coupe, serial essential. Send business and MALE over 18, part-time eve­ Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. Positions may lead to man­ 9034. sand. 643-9504. pliances, laundry, storage, apartment, uUUties. Older em- 524-4948. VWte Mrs. Ken Dl- |sg,ooo Manchester. Rais- tor, 646-2440. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. personal reference to Box nings. No experience neces­ unUl 9 p.m., 646-5823, 646-7879. non. Box 4, Lokeport, New MANCHESTER — 8-famUy, 6-5- APPROXIMATELY half acre number 2423780134449. Tile seU- agement as company grows. parking, for $180 monthly. 649- MANOR lUoyed person. No chUdren, ed Ranch. Wynedlng Hill Rd Manchester Parkade, Manch. er reserves the right to bid. “AA” , Manchest^ Herald. sary. Apply A. C. Petersen’s USED — Silent S cot’s hand ------;------pets. Parking. 272 Main, Man­ Hampshire, 03246.' 3, stove and refrigerator In MANCHESTER — Duplex, 5-5. lot for rent. Business zoned. Call 646-7694 for appoint­ 2871, 646-0882. AU rooms extremely large, Uv 649-5306 Re: 304-89746. Farms, Top Notch Shopping mower with catcher. Excellent Boots 8i Accessories 46 chester. each apculment. Modem ce­ 3 bedrooms, modem kitchens, Located at 672 Hartford Rd.. HIGH SCHOOL or college girl ment. Musical Instniments 53 GIANT’S NECK Heights — 69 Ing room with fireplace, din Plaza. condition. $25. Phone 649-6468. ------APARTMENTS Ing room, kitchen with built ramic batha, permanent vinyl built-in stove, refrigerator, two Manchester. Reastmable. CaU EAST HARTFORD Seven- for night babysitting. Call 646- FIBERGLASS boat cloth. $1.30 Edgewood Rood, four-room Ins, 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths siding, 2-car garage, conve­ furnaces, excellent condition. after 6 p.m. 633-7863. room Split, three bedrooms,, NOTICE 0284. MILLING operator production— GARAGE Sale— Saturday, May per yard. Polyester resin, $6.95 HOMESTEAD ST. ■iisiness Lo c o H o i h cottage, sleeps 7, sundeck, two SALES Associates — Growing Family room. 2-car garage. nient location. Char-Bon Agen­ $37,900. Hutchins Agency, one-car garage, carpeting, ap- Notice Is given of a pubUc set-up and operate, nights or 6th, 10-6 p.m. Brandy St., Bol­ OFF W. MIDIM.E TPKE. baths. $125 weekly. Mrs. Car­ real estate company with four LOAM For Rent 64 Plush carpeting. Large lot on cy, 643-0683. Realtors,' 64941824. pUances Including dishwasher, hearing at Room 665A. State RN and LPN’s. all shifts. We days, all benefits. 649-5265. ton. moderate coat. 644-1820 after 6 lent condition. Call 649-0270. MANOHES'TER ter, 742-8142, 742-8637. Resort Property are again expanding our facil­ offices, will train new appli­ MANCHESTER — 376 Oakland dead end. Immaculate condition. Nice Nic^ Office Building, 165 Capitol p.m. and weekends. MANCHESTER— Lovely 3 year MANCHESTER — Exceptional p 0 |. 74 let. Cenvenient location. Won ity. Professionals needed full cants from Manchester and RUMMAGE - Tag - Plant sale — 1, 2 and 3-bedroom luxury St., new professional office kitchen, wall-to-wall car-< Near achools, churches illvlde. Call 1-223-4460. I960. building lot. Walk to s c h o o l______BOLTON — 4-4, 2 family, 1,080. 5 p.m., Monday-Friday, Send Qy^r age 40. Apply Cavey'e Plenty of overtime. Apply at Studio, 24 Summit St., Htfd. 14’ RUNABOUT with wlnd- Robert D. work, only $19,900. Ask for business and personal refer- Restaurant, 45 East Center St. petlng, private basement, and shopping center, on Murdock and shopping. Wolverton Agen- TEN-ROOM Ranch, prestige square feet of living area each Noble and Westbrook. 20 West­ Sun., May 7, 2-7 p.m. and shield, good condition. Teenee- COMMERCIAL place for lease ------—-— Earle Everett, International ences to Box BB, Manchester ______washer-dryer hookup. bus line. Call anytline. cy, Realtors, 649-2813. area, many extras. Ask for apartment. 2 garages, two 18x brook Street, E ast. Hartford, Mon., May 8, 4-9 p.m. Collec- Trailer, asking $300. Phone Realtor 643-2692 or sale, 461 Main St., next to HoUSeS POf SaW 72 Associates, 647-1300. Herald. ______— Joan Everett, Internationa' 10 patios, 160x390 lot. Fiano Conn. An equal opportunity tors and the general public are 649-4151 after 6 p.m. 643-9651 DRAFTSMAN— part-time. Call Charles 646-2623 TWO f a m i l y , 5-5, with wall- RANCH - with fuU-basement, *7^ Associates, 647-1300. Agency, 646-2677. ROOM SIZE RUGS NURSES AIDES — All shifts, employer. invited. Table bids will be a c ------646-6926 742-8061. cepted. COMPLETE outfit— 14%’ fiber­ location with building. Call ^ to-wall and oanellnRrpaneling every- firenlacefireplace, lars’elarge lotlot, 140x200*140x200’, young and growing family, 7 ■ ------—------full and part-time. Training Lesperance > 9-5. loT tiS ; j room home with generous PRESTIGE Colohlal-Cape, 8 VERNON - In -^ u n d ^ m - glass boat, 65 h.p. Mercury tilt where. Convenient location, fine starter or retirement available for those who qual­ CAR POLISHER, full-time. Al------, I kltchen, formal dining room, big rooms, 3% baths, 8-zone mlng pcol, 3-bedroom Ranch WHILE THEY LAST HOUSEHOLD goods, furniture, trailer, skis, tacometer. Many 649-7620 •MANCHESTER — Warehouse Rental $340. moriuUy, tenants home. Mid-20s. Keith Real Es- ify. Excellent wages and so a new car get-ready man. Help Wanted - Uvlng room, four bedrooms, 1V4 heat, 3-car garage. You name with flrst-ficor family rcom, office equipment, baby furni­ extras. Like new. $1,200. Phone and industrial space. 16,000 - pay utiUtles. Mr. Lombardo, tate, 646-4126. 649-1922. Selection Includes shags, and twiats. Made of 100% fringe benefits. Apply Mead- Excellent pay and fringe bene- » j _ i _ „ baths. Oarage. 150’ treed lot. It, this house has It. Mr. Spl- acre fenced In treed yard. On- 37 ture, boating accessories. Sat­ 875-2482 after 5 p.m. S s s / 100,000 square foot units, Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. ------7— continuoua nylon with rubber cushion backing. dows Convalescent Center, 333 flts. Apply in pereon. Ted Tru- " F e m a le HUGE COLONIAL Cape, 3 full Only $26,600. Wolverton Agen- leckl, Belfiore Agency, 647- ly $34,900. Fiano Agency, 646- urday, May 6, 10-4, 291 Porter av^lable immediately. Heat Bldwell St., Manchester, 646- don. Inc., Tolland Tpke, Tal- TRAVEL agency desires part- SI- ed“^ d ‘a lrco n ^ o n e d .‘ FreS>'t Colonial with 2-car baths, 3-car garage,’ 3-zoned cy. Realtors. 619-28U.______141JL ______S200. ______cottvllle. time help. Experience prefer- per garage and extra building lot. heat. Eight rooms, and a 2321. M o re WE ARE LOOKING elevators. $1 to $1.50, FAST food grill man, expert- GARAGE Sale — 47 Jan Dr., square foot. 1-748-6634. ^ Close to all schools. Mr. Zlns- plethora of extras. Mr. Spi- VALUES TO $69. WOMAN for cleaning, part- Hebron, Frtday, Saturday, ___ ser, Belfiore Agency; 647-1418. leckl, Belfiore Agency, 647- enced preferred but will train. r a RT-TIME work. $2 hourly time, one or two days a week. Sunday, 10-5. Household items, of------^------— 1413. FMve days weekly, Wednesday p|yg bonus. Students welcome, Pride THREE-ROOM comer — „ . . . NOW Call 643-6514 after 7. juvenile furniture, model A FOR YOU ■ - - flee suite. House ft Hale Bldg., TWO-FAMILY. 4-4, large lot------through Sunday. Alternating Call for Interview, 646-7247. MANCHESTER 963 Main St. Phone 648-4846. location, near shopping. UNIQUE home in prestige RESPONSIBLE woman to care shifts. Gcod starting wages. ------parts, electric counter - top We make sure range, miscellaneous. PROFESSIONAL PARK Prestige Ask for Earle Everett, Inter- area. $68,000. Mr. Zinsser, Bel­ Check these sUes: 12x10’, 10x18’, 12x11’, 12xU’ for toddler in my home, 3 days Apply Hartford Rd. Dairy EXCELLENT opportunity to ______PROFBSSIONAL office, four- national Associates, 647-1800. fiore Agency, 647-1413. weekly. Call 649-9405. Queen, between 7-9 p.m. only. enter real estate Held. High EXCELLENT .clean nursery if you are an rooms, excellent location, ex­ your furnace is fed on schedule. commission,/«ommiaai«^n energeticAnoT^Atl/« peopleruirtnlA ___ f _ . _ DELUXE OFFICE SPACE loam, $20 a load, delivered. cellent decor all faculties, $175 for fast grrowlng agency. Call • wall-to-wall carpeting • vinyl wall covering Help Wanted - Male or Female 37 Phone 644-2427. monthly. 649-1680, 649-8649. now, Mr. O’Rourke, Jesdor • parking for 300 cars • rents from $4 per sq. ft. With our Heating Oil Service Contract, your BRADFORD 4 ,0 0 0 BTU Realty, 633-1880. OARAGE sale with many an­ 65 furnace is programmed to degree days so tiques. May 5, hours 7-9 p.m.; EXPERIENCED Houses For Rent SCHOOL BUS Drivers — to May 6, 8 a.m.-9 p.m., May 7, the Farley compaiiy 278-0653 that it's always well fed, automatically. drive In the Town of Manches­ AIR-CONDITIONERS HBfcP WANTED 10 a.m.-7 p.m., 3 Huckleberry BOLTON NOTCH. Three room Your whole heating system will be kept ter. Must be over 21. We will Dr., East Hartford. 568-6081. winterized ctatage, 1-223-4480. clean and tuned-up to function at peak ef­ train. Call 643-2414. COMPOSITOR ficiency, and that means you save money. zip-mount for easy In­ TAG SALE — Maple dining stallation. WEAVER TRAINEES room set, complete twin bed, What is your Property Worth? THREE-ROOM house, heated, That’s not all. With a Free Mobil Fuel Has thermostat control .00 Situations W ant^ - bureau, chest cf drawers, two PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS — $135 monthly. Phone 683-6188. Saver Analysis we can check your furnace Hlgh-and-Low Fem ale 3B twin headboards, reclining We will Inspect your property and suggest out in just 20 minutes. We'll tell you if any­ Fan and Cool We will train qualified applicants. Company paid PAID VACATION — FULL BENEFITS LARGE 8-room Colonial, fire­ Limited Quantity chair, ele^ric broom, accor- an asking price. (No obligation.) thing is wrong, and if your furnace is wasting fuel. fringe benefits and good wages. Alternating first WILL DO ironing, reasonable, dlon, eleeme guitar, two-way- place, large lawil, parking l Ask us about our guarantee sales plan TODAY!!! We can also help you balance your heating oil budget and second shifts. Apply— in m y home. Will also pick up radios, shutters, baby car­ area. Pleasant convenient lo­ SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF AIR-CONDL and deliver. Coll 649-6024. riage, etc. May 6th, 11-6 p.m., ------APPLY IN PERSON TO: cation. Working adults. 648- by spreading your payments evenly over the months. p 5 Franklin Street, Manchester. REALTORS — MLS 2880. All it takes Is one phone call. heating oil ■nONERS — UP TO 20,000 BTU SIZE CHENEY BROTHERS, DAY OR overnight care In my Rain da.te, May 13th. ALBERT CERVINI licensed home. Five miles PASEK FIVE-ROOM single house, $180 from center of Manchester. FTjAGSTONE, approximately 289-7475 — 608 Burnside Ave., E. Hartford monthly. Security required. 633-7786. 900 square feet, all colors. Phone Alfred D. Heckler, be­ W e Give INC. 742-8243 — Twin Hill Dr., Coventry tween 7:80-8 a-m., 742-6519. MIOUR SERVia • PHONE Mt-SISS Phone 568-5326 between 5-5:45 ValuaMe E3CPERIENCED typist wUI do only. Member National Assoc, of Real Estate Boards also mem­ CENTER ST. — 6%-room Colo­ 31 Cooper Hill St., Manchester, Conn. typing in my home on electric ber of the Hartford, Manchester and Vernon Muliple List­ 13 BISSELL ST. MANCHESTER nial, 1% baths. Immediate occu­ M eriarty Brothers W. T. Grant Co. typewriter for small business TV and radio servicing equlp- 643-4141 ing Service. Green Stamps! or trfflce. 876-5601 after 0:30 ment for sale. Call 289-7451, pancy, $200 per month, leoke, 315 C nnfR STREET MANCHESTER MANCHESTER PARKADE p.m. ask for Paul. security. Hayes Agency, 645- 0181.