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U.S. Jets Hit North Viet Manchester, Still in Preliminary Sidy, but the DOT Has Agreed the Parish Hall PAGE THIBTY-SIX WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1OT2 iianirlfPBtnr lEttmttut l^i^rald Most Manchester Stores Open Tonight Until 9 O’Clock Manchester to Hartford The Manchester Teen Center tle and Linden Sts. .-Refresh-' The Sunset Club will meet The YWOA Book Discussion The North ASonchester AKAnon About Town will sponsor a Junior High Dance ments will be served by mem­ Friday at 1:30 p:m. at the Sen­ Group will meet tomorrow from family group will meet tonight Loffwy W in n e r Friday, at the Nike Site Teen bers of the Manchester Auxil­ ior Citizens Center, After the 0 to 10:30 a.m. at the Commun­ at 8 at the Second Congrefallan- Express Bus Response Scandia Lodge, Vsum Order Center. “Phineos Grogan” will iary. Last Sunday, Carlton By­ meeting, there will be refresh­ ity Y. ”QB Vn” by Leon Uris al Church parish house. The S76S8 The Weather of America, will meet tomorrow provide music, 7:30 to 10:30 ers of West Haven, department ments and card games . will be discussed. The evmt is Thursday group w ill to­ at 8 p.m. at Odd FeUows Hall. p.m . commander, and Mrs. Mary open to the public. Baby-sitting morrow at 8:80 p.m. at the Variable cloudiness tooigtat; Encouraging, Says DOT Members with April birthdays McCarthy of Vernon, depart­ Friendship Ledge of Alasons is available. Pathftndera Cub, loa Norman St. Story, Pages low ranging from 25 to 85. ‘To- will be honored. Refreshments Manchester Jaycee Wives ment president, were honored will have a business meeting at Both groups meet weekly and morrow cloudy, chance c< few Hie Connecticut Department DOT’S program to reduce high­ will be served, and bingo and will meet tonight at 8 at the at a testimonial dinner at'R^st- 7:30 tomorrow night at the Ala- The Little Theatre of Man­ are open to friends imd lelor rain/snow abewers; Ugh near of Tranaportatlon ODOT) has way traffic congestion. A Man­ cards will be played. home of Airs. Richard Bobad- land Farms, Northford. Over sonlc ‘Temple. Officer dress is chester will meet tonight at 8 tlves living with a drinking 40. Saturday . Cloudy, coot. received what It calls an ‘‘en­ chester project would be Manchester—~A City o f Viltage Charm Ik, 23 Nye St. American Field 300 attended the event. business suits. at its studio, 22 Oak St. problem . couraging’’ response to a pro- similar to the experimental Xi Gamma Chapter, Beta Service exchange students, poeal for commuter express bus commuter bus now running be­ Sigma Phi sorority, last night Xlmena Valareco and John YOL. X a , NO. 1S9 service between Manchester (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SScrhONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1972 (Oaseified AdverUefaic on Page 21) PRI CE FIFTEEN CENTS tween Corbins Comer in West conducted a recreati(mal pro­ Lombardo, will be guests. Any and Hartford. Hartford and downtown Hart­ gram for residents at the Green Jaycee wife needing transpor- ford. ‘Hie DOT has received about Lodge Convalescent Home. Top tatlcm may contact Mrs. John 100 responses in a coupon sur­ The Corbins Comer experi­ wlimers were Anna Kroha, first; Bates of 233 Gfeen Rd. or Mrs. vey conducted through ‘The ment, wdilch got the go-ahead Angelina Koch, second; and Walter Kupchunos, 200 Graham Herald recently. The next step Monday for a three-month ex- Helen Black, third. Rd., South Windsor. Pre-Spring Sale is to locate a possible site for a tensl(», is operated by the Cm- necUcut Co. The bus company Berriganjury commuter parking lot, a DOT The Ladles Guild o t St. The State Department of Con­ Pricing spokesman said. ran the express service for the Mary’s Episcopal Church will necticut, of World War I Veter­ The commuter bus project for first three mimths without sub­ meet tomorrow at 11 a.m. at ans of the U.S.A., Barracks and U.S. Jets Hit North Viet Manchester, still in preliminary sidy, but the DOT has agreed the parish hall. Members are Auxiliary, will have its bi-month­ B y Unit planning stages, is part ot the to partially subsidise the com­ reminded to bring sandwiches. ly meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. at The better the lawn food, pany for the next three months. Dessert and beverages will be the Senior Citizens Center, Myr­ Is Deadlocked The commuter runs, leaving served by Mrs. Wyville Pea­ the better the lawn. every ten minutes during rush body, Airs. Oaylord Cannon Unsure hours, have averaged 240 rid­ and Airs. William McCann. Battles Raging ■ L K C T R O L U X ers a day. The DOT arranged “ F ine Shoe Turf Builder is America’s favorite fertilizer BY DON BfraKLK M ild for 200 parking spaces at Cor­ The Manchester Newcomers for developing thick green lawns. Spread it ' HARTFORD (AP) — Soma SPKCIAL bins Comer for commuters who Repairing of say tbs state’s' new unitpricing Club Ladles evening Bridge on your lawn in early spring to make your And Excused NORTH VaeMiiCiMlinRebiilt drive to the express bus pickup Group will meet tonight at 8 at •/ i ' regulations are now In effect. p(dnt. The Better Kind!'’ the home of Airs. John Plerog, grass bounce back faster from the rigors of Some say they aren't. Nearer Saigon aidSiMiqrElectraha 4. ®;^®ISBUR(}, Pa. (AP) — The government’s at- A DOT spokesman said that 14 Laurwood Dr., Bolton, The Shoes made longer or VIETNAM WithiWiItteSMHiirtN winter. Turf Builder keeps grass greener t^ p t to prove that antiwar priest PhSip fierrigan and A legislative committee Is go­ transportation officials will soon Ladles Gourmet Group will wider. “Waiting Jobs ing to settle the question—Onal- SAIGON (AP) — The United States unleashed today longer too thanks to its prolonged feeding six others foimed a conspiracy that included a plot to fnaElNtralix discuss the proposal with Man- meet tonight at 7 :30 at the Are Our Specialty” ly—tqr iqgtroving the regu- the heaviest air attack on North Vietnam since the (diorter officials, to determine a kidnap presidential aide Heniy A . Kissinger has resulted home; of Mrs. Peter Hickey, 82 action. Clean, lightweight, easy to handle. latloas Thursday. bombing halt in 1968, trying to cut off the base of the location for a pickup ptdnt. Oxford St. SAM YULYES - ■ ■ in a deadlocked jqry. D ong Ho. M anchester Mayor John Unit pricing means posting growing North Vietnamese offensive in South Vietnam. 23 Oak Street The Jury found Berrigen end the price per pound, per ounce, On ground fronts. North and Thompson has already offered The Couples Club of Communi­ Save $2 15,000 sq ft (58Vi l b s ) 1.95 a nun who worked with htan or per o&er unit ot measure­ South Vietnamese battled tor a the town’s cooperation in locat­ ty Baptist Church will have a Chino S*o Save $1 10,000 sq ft (39 lbs) ^ 9 ^ 8.95 guUty on eeven oounta involving ment on. goods offered tor sale district town 75 miles north of ^ 6 9 ! ? ing a parking area if the proj­ supper meeting Saturday at 6:40 loitters smuggled in and out of in retail stores. Its intent is to Saigon. The enemy attack ect is instituted for Manchester p.m. at Fellowship Hall of the Save 25< 5,000 sq ft (19 Vi lbs) 5.20 Gasoline prison, but failed to agree cn J t comm uters. give consumers an easy way to rolled into its eigjilh day on the church. A musical' program will the i.ooe-word consplraoy count northern front. Fighting contin­ Manchester area commuters pick the least expse«lv« prod­ be presented by the Blind Choir WANTED that was the key element In the ued In the central highlands. Secrecy 6 Ele ctro lu x u ct from a welter of similar interested in using an express of Mcmsfleld State ‘Training *CIean, Late Model T federal govemment’e case. bus to Hartford can respond School directed by Joseph S. Blast Kills goods packaged in bottles or U.S. sources estim ated 400 1123 Main St., to F.E. Colman, chief of trans­ That count charged that the boxes or cans cf different Slses. planes had attacked targets in Rom eo. Sale prices apply through April 11 seven “did unlawfully, wilfully portation planning, Connecticut USED CARS (As every housewife knows, North Vietnam, half from 7th EAST HARTFORD ■ and knowingty combine” to kid- Department of ‘Transportation, Top Prices Paid the "large economy slse” to Fleet carriers and half from Shrouds LCUUL Kissinger, blow up hektlng hoses In South Vietnam and 5 2 8 -0 6 0 6 P.O. Drawer A, Wethersfield, sometimes more expensive per oeioe: For All Makes! tunnels under federal buUdlngs Thailand. They said the attacks m DORAVILLg}, Oa. (AP) — In Washington and vandalise ounce, than smaller packages o t D ong H a the same product.) J t were ordered by President Nix- Open 8 to 6 Daily i:o\ s'l'ou.vcK CARTER CHEVROLET An explosion rocked a refinery draft board offices, Consumer Protection Com- Ouong oo. By 1732, Am erican whalers BUSH HARDWARE CO. tank farm In Uils ,northeast At- Berrlgan remains In prison IT T Link m.Ti i;i: ( i.i;am i;> C O .. INC. mtosianer Barbara Dunn, who* Three carriers were com­ indading Saturday were soiling as far north as lanta suburb today, kUllng one cn other charges while ball baa l i . , c.;n ■ ii IM . M.iii' 1229 Main St. “THE TOWN'S ‘LEADING HARDWARE STORE” has the Job of drafting and en- mitted to the air campaign WASHmOTON (AP) — The Greenland to bring back whale man and iiijurlng at least four been conUiuied tor the remain- 793 Main Street in Downtown Manchester..
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