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) PRICE 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... forcing unit-pricing regulations Five destroyers cdfahore added Senate Judiciary Committee oU. Phone 646-6464 ottaen. Ing defendants until the govern- under a law passed last year, their 5-lnch giuns to the bom­ meets behind closed doors to­ names quickly to a decides whether to seek a did her Job and got the regu­ bardm ent. day to decide whether to con­ smaU h ou i^ stthdivishm. Wit- lations over to the Capltri last Targets were antiaircraft bat­ tinue its investigation of the nesses seld one house exploded Chief luroseoutor VTUlam POb. 2. teries and radar stations, sur­ Justice Department’s relation­ and riiowered two others -with Lyuch declined to speculate on On iBieb. 8, -Uie newly created face to air missiles, long-range ship 'With International Tele- flam es, setting them aU ese. i^diat further aotlan m ight be Legislative Regulations Review artillery that has been firing pheme & Teleg;raph Corp. PsisAk, PoUoe quickly erocuated the Ju>y across the dem ilitarized zeme, VTien senators left the Capi­ area around the Trian^ Re- (See Page Nine) and storage areas. tol Wednesday, It seemed about QUALITY certain the committee would combination sale! owned by Kerry McOee The North Vietnamese radio N LAOS SOUTH agree to permit the full Senate said 10 U.S. Jets w ere shot Greatest Bedtime Story to vote soon on the nomination DebWe Arp, 16, who lives A District Court Jury down over North Vietnam dur- W« inclvdw 2 Innorspring mattr«8s«s, 2 box springs ood of Richard G. Klelndienst to be about 100 yarda from the tai*s wqmen and three men VIETNAM -ing the day. The U.S. Com­ SPECIAL PURCHASE! — attorney general and to contin­ Ever Told! said the blast “sounded like an S^l7 verdicts Nixons Plan mand declined to say whether 2 iwln sixo bods in Froneh Provincial, Early Amorieon or Confompoi^ry ue the probe of ITT. alrplaaa had Into the Wednesday to the one It had re- any planes were lost. nelghBoiliood." turned Sunday, but said It could But in this morning’s edi­ Visit to Iran Sources said all the strikes tions, the Baltimore Sun and ••My mother come ruehlng In were south of the 20th parallel, the San Diego Union published yellliig at us, ‘Get up, get up, ““ iO RlA. P o . Presi­ could saddle the Ameriepa tAx- neceeaary to “take, the extra from the frontier. • 2 Matching box spring units. prison in neerlqr ^Lewtobutg, cepted. The visit win takn ^ace dent Nixon, declaring priviUe payer with $3 bUliop a year In time required to guarantee that Highway 18 between Loc /W here be w «a confined in 1270 30-81." schboto face a crisis of the first school operating costs and as the. legtolattye recommenda- Ifinb and An Loo;. ttie provin­ tor destnqrlng draft board fUea. The Nbtons will arrive in the glomerate’s pledge to help fi­ had been advised that the City maghltude, pronitoed today to m uch aa $10 bUUon in now Uoiw which we finally submit cial capital of Binb Long Prov­ Sister :Sntoabeth XOBABster, Soviet Union May 2> and will nance the 1972 Republican Na­ of Doravllle had declared a hrip preserve them but warned school constructiad. will be equltaUe, workable and ince 15 miles to the south, was 32, an ari hlatory teacher from leave either May 29 or SO. -s tional Oonventi(»i to San Diego state of-emergency. it will take time to find woric- Nixon promised that when ccostltutlanal.” ' reported unsafe. An Loc was New Y ork CSpr, w as convicted Thto- would indicate Nixon le and equitable legislative. was written by lobbyist Dlta D. Wltnesees mUd flames were the Advisory Commission oo In- “Too much to at stake for us threatened from the north, east ^ ^ attempting to smuggle three plans a sUgfatly longer stay in uUoas. B eaid. S teigovernmental Relations to act in baste,” the President and 'west, field reports said. But Wilson said he was sure ***** letters In to Derrigaiiu:.... the Soviet' Uhlm than In Com­ fi^toaking before the Nitttonal The highway was reported open 4ue to the hlaat.J, Berrigan and Sister Baiaabeth comidetes a study of school fl; said. But, he declared “We she was “mousetrapped” into munist. China, whiieh he visited G aelic BducaUon . Assool- from An Loc to Saigon but dan­ Refln^ fonman Kemth maximum aentencea of 10 nanclng problems be will make share a great obUgaticn—to im­ writing It by ITT Vice Presi­ for seven daye-alinost M the atlqn’B 69th bonventlMi the specific lAftolatlve reoonunen- prove the putdic school system gerous, and traffic was restrict­ Womack arid toe t ^ farm 3re^ tor each letter-amugi^lng hour, ^ ■ President said he came to risaf- dents William R. Merriam and haa aeven tanka—each holding of this country, 'while pre­ ed. Edward J. Gerrity to a plot to y.g. dlpk^ts srid Nixon’s firm hto commitment In the serving the ncopubllc schools— South 'Ifietnamese troops of a million gallons—and that Judge R. (Dixon Hsrmftn set decision to visit Inn refleOts strongest possible terms that he get her fired because she had three of them had burned. The no date for sentencing, but ten- and in that obligation we shall the 5th Division were encoun­ access to the firm’s president longstanding excellent relations intends to help preserve the n n i B e not faU.” tering heavy resistance outside tanks .contained gaaoline, kero- tatlvely agreed 2 w the nonpubUc schori system in the that they didn’t, the Sun said. between the United States and Loc Nlnh. One officer in the sene and dlesid oU and author- date f^Thearing cn a defense the strategic Mideast country United States. Long R o a d ? Nixon pointed out private After the Sun story appeared Ittos feared others would ex- contention t)u4 the letter- schools “give parents the op­ field said casualties on both to print, the Union published its on the Soviet Uhlan's southern He outlined' the possihle con­ sides were hea'vy adding: smuggUhg proaecutlan wan dto- bw der. sequences cf a total collapse of portunity to send their children own story pointing out material Womack identified the dead criminatory, to institutions of their own “There Is no count, but there drawn from the interview that The Shah visited the United the nonpuUlo school system he datiotis for relief of property man as Bugene Smith, about “Thousand and (bouaaiids of choosing'’ and said such prefer­ are many, many casualties.” It said “did not match up with States frequently, and former said educates 59 million young­ taxes, finding alternate ways to SO, a loading cleric. letters are taken out of prtoona President Dwight D. HUsen- sters today as a means, he said ences riiould be respected by Vietnamese sources said Lt. testimony later given to the finance ptlbllc schooto and governmental agencies. Police said the tour persons lUegally, if one may caU it hewer went to Iran in U60. of emphasizing “the stake all Gen. Nguyen Van Mlnh, com­ committee.” “ apeclflc miiasures designed to m ander o f the 3rd miUUury re­ It was the Anderson-pub­ known to be Injured were rest- that,” said the nun's lawyer, Iflce President ^plro Agnew a^ Americans have in preventlnjg preserve the nonpublic school He praised nonpubllc sriiools gion, met with Gen. Creighton lished memo that prompted the ' dento the subdivision around Paul O’Dwyer. “We are hopeful tended Iran’s 2Jl00th annlversa- any such coUapee from taking system In the united States.” whether Catholic, Protestant, Wuo boll (dace.” Jewish, or nonsectarian tor W. Abrams to request more Judiciary Committee to launrii (See Page Nine) (See Page Nine) '4See Page Nine) ' He warned snch A coUapae But, he said there are very adding “the dimension of spiri­ American air support. the investigation. grave constltutiotial questions tual values to. the educational Informed sources said the Although Klelndienst was not over government aid to the process. Children who attend only U.S. air support available mentioned to the memo, he re­ notqiulfllc sohoola, “ extra diffi­ these schoeds are offered a Is a squadron of American quested the investigation. In AUTHENTIC COLONIAL STYLE! EXCITING DANISH MODERN culties triUch tax measures en­ moral code 'by which to live. 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* ” BY THE ASSOOATBD PBBS8 'Vice inssldentlal caiuUdate, he Southern California chairman 149 WA8HINOTON — Sra. Hubert would be somewhat Insulated for Ihunphrey’s campaign to H. Humphrey is telling poten­ from possible antagonism re­ the June 6 California primary, tial financial backers he con­ sulting from his I960 auto acci­ Kennedy was toe only possible 6 siders Sen. Edward M. Kennedy dent on Chapaqulddlck In which running mate toe Minnesota high on the list of prospective a young woman secretary was senator listed by name, al­ running mates if he wins the killed. though he said others are quali­ Demooratlo presidential nomin- There have also been reports fied. atlao, that Humphrey might attempt State Sen. ' Ralidi Dills, vriio to woo Kennedy by pledging to attended toe March 23 session A top California Humphrey wito Humphrey, said toe sena­ supporter says fits Ifinnesota tor had named Kennedy as toe senator menttofied Kennedy at strangest potential Humphrey a private eeaslcn last month in running mate. Sacramento and haa refwred to In 1908, when Ihim phrey w ^ him by name at other fund­ toe Democratic presidential raising meetings around the nomination but lost to Presi­ country. dent Nixon, toero were to- M eanwhile, the 'various dicatians Kennedy was his first Democratic contenders siwead choice for the No. 2 spot on toe out from Wlsoonato to raise ticket that eventually went to more money and open new MUskle. But the Massachusetts fronts in the continuing pre-con­ senator’s brother, Robert F. vention primary battle. Kennedy, had been assassi­ Kennedy has said he will not serve oiUy one term as presi­ dent If elected. nated less than three months run to r {nresldent or vice presi­ earlier, and the last of toe Ken­ dent In 19T2, althougji some ot Sen. John V. Tunney of Cali­ nedy brothera took himself out fifEN WED, his friends sUU say he could be fornia, a Kennedy friend ndto is of toe running. drafted should the primaries backtog Sen. Edmund S. Mus- 'With a victory in Wlsccasln fail to produce a Democratic kie, said, to a televlslan Inter­ behind him. Sen. George "Funilhirg People Since 19321" nominee on aa early ballot at view recently he felt Kennedy McGovern flew to California 810-818 MAIN ST. in DOWNTOWNMANCHESTER nil. NiMn the July lutlonal con'ventlon in would respond If the situation Wednesday to raise money for DEUVERY! Miami Beach. arose but added he didn't ex­ hla continuing drive as his wUe, fill MM Humj^vey reportedly feels pect that to happen. EHeanor, and former Kennedy 2 Kg Heera off QiMiEty FumHwel that Kennedy would help him According to California As­ ‘ 1. ' unite the pafty, and that, as a semblyman Walter Karablan, (See P age El|d>t) HM

with Oen. John Pershing’s Mex­ Brian Donlevy Dies, ican expedition against bandit- Sheinwold on Bridge hero Pancho Villa. Reale Directs Orchestra SPECULATIVE PLAYER -BfCLAYKlOlXAN- NORTH ' A8M8 UI8A After spending a year at the m is s e s s u r e t h in g M48.il n . Your Dirify AdMfy Gulxk JK 4 K 9 5 ‘Bad Guy’ of l^ovies U.S. Naval Academy and a At Kaycee ^Grarid Night’ 488.If » According f» Iho Sfart. v brief career as a male model, By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 0? 7 6 3 74| To dovolop moirag* for Fridoy, HOLLYWOOD (AF) —Veter­ 0 AKJ83 5-1A37-40#i sergeant in “Beau Oeste," But Donlevy got a part in the Enrico F. ^i^ale of U Bonner r w wojdt corrggpondtng to numbort ------an actor Brian tionlevyi the .the Irlsh-bom actor .didn’ t con­ Rd., wlU /direct the orchestra Are you a speculative bridge ♦ QIO of your Zodiac birth tign. 51-73A4451 .Broadway play, “What Price jfrAMMS KOKPie crop-haired haid-featured tough sider himself a good'actor and for die Khlghts of OMumhus player, or do you keep an eye WEST BAST lYour 31 To 41 tmoHortol Glory?" It was the start of a 2Bo 32 To od r.it guy in scores of war movies, once said, “ I think I stink,” tenth anniversary Grand Mght out for sure things? There s ♦ 743 ♦QJ108 T V i M4t N 42 To 12-year Stint on Broadway in more excitement In speculation, 3 Don’t 33 To 63 0bvkiut Not. 21 Westerns cmd other films, is adding: “I like to play parts, wMch he starred in such ^ays of Music to be presented at Blast (? J 10 9^4 2 <;7 8 5 ||>d1-3333.^ 4A 34 May 44 Kay dead of cancer. He was t». more security In the sure tMng. SQvt 35 Don't 451a 9-2M1- yes. But, a good actor can do as “Rainbow," “Three for Catholic EDgh School tomonow 0 72 0 QU&93 53-38A1 r' » . ■ Donlevy died in Motion Pic­ and Saturday at S:lS p.m. You pays your money and you 08MINI 6 You 34 Into 44To anything that’ s thrown at Mm." One," "Up Pops the Devil” and 4743 4AK3 70Mck 371a 47 An SAOITTAtlUS ture Hoi^tal Wednesday after 38Dliput«a 48Troubloa Among his better known "Hit the Deck.” Reale has directed and ar­ takes your choice. SOUTH SFiionda NOK, being admitted earlier in the films were “The Virginian," ranged muslo for the fund rais­ North dealer. 9Geod 39A 49 Try Donlevy came' to Hollywood ♦ A62 lOFInanelal 40Tha TODKlahm etc, day. He underwent an oper­ “ Wake Island,” “ Impcmt,’ ’ ing show since its begfamlhg. ' North-South vulnerable. II Your 41 Inlorostod 71 Highlightad to play the role of the fighter in CP AKQ 8 - l 9 ^ i # H ation for throat cancer last “Destry Rides Again," f'Jesse He and his group of area busl- Opening lead — Jack 0 6 4 l2Woil( 42 Begin 72Thot year, a family spokesman said. the movie “ The MUky Way.” CANCail l3Colm 430varlaak 73 Opportunity Jaipes," “ BUly the K id," and ness and ' profrasslonal men Hearts. 4) J 9 8 6 2 141 44 Judge 74 Sat CAP8K08H A normally soft-spoken man " ’Two Years Before the Mast.” He assured his future by play­ have revived and kept alive the South was a born speculator fUHt i( ISPrefaationol 4SToko 75 Your 0fC.'U 'Norib East Soufii Wet t6Youi 46 Lot 740wn OPEN TILL 9— TOES. & SAT. TILL 6 oit screen, Donlevy often por­ He later turned to televlalon, ing the Mack-sMrted killer in big band isound of the forties. so ho won the first heart trick •CTwju & n JAli. IP1 MANCHESTER PARKADE "Barbary Coast” in 1985. 1 0 Pass 2 N T Pass I 7 0 n 47A 7 7 POCO trayed the kind of guy the au­ starring in an adventure series This year. Reale has written and tried the dlamcmd finesse. 3 N T All Pass >1A2SM IBTandancy 48 Symeothotk 78 It •• 1-13^3^4 dience knew was “bad" from in the 1960s called “Dangerous Donlevy is survived by his a special arrangement for Fred The finesse lost, and things 19A»i 49 O m 79 Your 4567-80e6l 20 Day SORomoneo 80 Urwxpactad the start—or would end up that Assignment." third wife, Lillian, the divorced Bocchlno, dnimmer with the went from bad to worse. 21 T o ^ SI Priority 81 Or AgUAilUS way. q/UlY» BriM Donlevy Raised in Wisconsin, he left wife of the late actor Bela Lu­ group, called “ M ere Bocchlno East returned the queen A-6-8; Hearts, A‘ K-Qt Dta- UAbilHy IS2ln 82Tamloo J4N.10 He won an Academy Award home against his parents’ wish­ gosi, whom he married in 1966, Drums." l4o4 .ti S3 Now 83A spades, and South was in trou­ monds, 6-4; Clubia, 24Todoy MAn . 84 It mil* nomination in 1989 as a sadistic es to become a teen-age bugler and his daughter. The band will be featured in ble. It was too late to switch to What do you aay?. ; 2S8MhM. SSMothW SSDamondt 2-13-24-Hi clubs, for East would get two 26Suptrlor S6To l4Tum 4661-8M0* an old favoHte, "A Shanty in Answer: Bid one club. With 27 Work 57 Your 87COuao Old Shanty Town.” clubs, two spades and one dia­ viteo piten 14 points in higi) cards you are 28 tneoufOQ$ SSSludiM SSCIotatt m If The Tijuana Brass sound will mond. Instead, South continued too atrong to p u s . 0pm with »O r syPromohNO 99 Hood 30 Not 40... It 90Davilw M48.29' be reproduced by the VSaasy with the diamonds. one. of your beat ndt. BasleoF, Beale n>-ai-3949 A17-2E39| Brass,” a group of professlanal East took his second diamond O^yrilgM 1818 ___/4Mi ------M 3«»9F Good (^Advene ^[^MTcn^ and businessmen from the Ver­ trick and led the jack of spades General iFesAvea Owp, K non area. Members of the group to knock out declarer's last are Herb Hannabury, bass; stopper |n that suit. Now South Dick Mills, , guitar; Jerry THEATER TIME could cash his eight tricks, but FILM.RATING .GUIDE Schuerman, trombone; Bv Frey SCHEDULE East to 8hoiq;> Wkring is the mother of 9:30. Tickets for the performance three clubs. four daughters and resides in 6 aro available at the door. UA Theatre — “The Last If you like sure things, your' Weston, Oonn. Picture Show,” 7:80, 9:30. best course Is to count tricks at . Other jodgee include Mrs. ■, M an ch ester Drive-In — the beginning of the play and . Mkiriel Irvin e, fathlon and pub­ ! "Straw Dogs,” 8:40; “The Gris­ tackle the suit that guarantees lic. reloUans director for 8age- AUen, mb,; Mrs. lEUsabeth SEE-WORTHY TV Tonight som Gsng,” 7:00. the contract. Be sure to es­ timate the damage the ^pi>o- Dauphinais of Windsor, p ru ­ East Hartford Drive-In —Re­ dent and owner of the Elajne See Baturdhy*s TV Herald opens Friday. nents can do each time you give them the leads^i,^ Powers Figure Salons of Hart­ for Complete liaUnga. East Windsor Drive-In —Re­ ford; L a n y iMoore o f Enfield, NAVTICALS opens Friday. ' If you prefer excitement, , NOOMauNom nasMiT who has been business mana­ dmi’t bother to count your lAaiNMiiiewwnr 6:00 (8) I Dream of Jeanale ^ieadows Drive-In - “Straw ger tor Miaa Enfield since 5989, tricks. You’ll have the excite­ In liiiiliiinB l (18 Jim and Tnmmjr Doigs,” 7:80; “ Grissom Gang," and Sal VerdL prealdent of the (84) Mister Bogers 9:88. ment, and your opponents 'will New Britain Jaycees. BY MODERN (80) Hogan’s Heroes have the tricks! - MPAA •^1 Blue-HiUs Drive-In —“ Gang Edmond Father, president of (40) I Love Lucy the Manchester State Bank, 5:80 (8) Truth or Conse- That Couldn’t Shoot Straight,” Dally Question 7:80; “Wld Rovers,” 9:24. As dealer, you hold: Spades, and Fred Fleva of Windsor, quenoee wlU be auditors. JUNIORS A folding 3 way stroller with de­ (8) Hogan’s Heroes tachable upholstered tandem seat. l^iANCHESTi F ilflUlgg the roles of pageant Batfy enjoys a 3 position reclining (84) IBleetrlo Oompoay c:> K I u /- ■ emceaa vidU be Miss SaUy Mid­ (SO) OlUlgan’ s Island RRJ) li ». • H(>I 'IN Ni:;i H dleton of S6 Bretton Rd., a tor- (40) NowB mer Miss Oonneoticut and for­ ButterfieltP* briitga you 0:60 (8) Wbat’s Happening NOMIH/tTEOFOR mer pageant emcee, and Don 0:00 (8-8-88) News ^ACADEMY — TONIGHT — lAVotce of West Springfield, Be Be th ree n eat U ttle n u m b in ... (18) I Spy AWARDS Mass., a farmer Connecticut (84) Zoom PuMshM Dally Except Bundaye State Pageant emcee, who has going on to beoome MOae dim extra brief looks thoTU (SO) To TeU Uie Truth and HoU £ ^ at 18 BlfseU Street, Manoheeter, Conn. toured the night club circuit aa (40) Daald Boone a. vocallsL necUcut, and, tf she wine Uia^ be very big this Spring. 0:80 (8 CBS News Telephone 64S47U T i d d l e r - . aSMUBnMHI tiU^, con hope fo r Uie.ultlnMte Second Claaa Fo^~~ Paid ai The Mias Manefaeetor pageaid, (8) ABC News Manebester, Oonn. (0 0) o n t h e J X i o f STMW0Q8S* sponsor^ by the Manchester — to be crowned Miee America. Modem JunUn^s makes them Sole cloys: Tliiirsdoy Tficloy | Sotiircloy (88-80) NBC News SDBSCBpriTOM BATES COIORIB) Jeycees, will feature 18 young A ------, — „ The loveUee wtU be Introduced (84) Vou the Saperviaor n ya S a In A d v a n c e nn dll.' screen in ftmior sixes S-13. 0:66 (40) News Om Year ...... ladies froni the 3fianchester at 8 p.m. In Bail^ Audttasium 1:00 (8) Jndd For the Defense W x MoMhs ...... area who wlU vie with each at Manidieater High School, Three Monttw ...... 9.71 Msadey ifcrtt thandsy ff 740 13.00 other in mshnsuit. talent and where they wUl partioipate to L eft to righ t! Navy m d PORT-X-CRIB WELSH (8) What’s My lin e ? One Month...... a35 W, $ot. Md HelMays l,)0 IJ.JO ISO I—day I'M -..—...... 13.00 gown compeUtlon. the oohtost. Tickets are. avalj- , (18 Dlolt Van Djrlts MklMMt ■ te/iite stHpitd'halter topf (88-80) Iftfwa *—*ey» eed Hofidsrt • 140 A 4.45 .. 13 00 he wtaner has n chance of aHe fepm any Ji^oee membef. Stroller (84) IMIaoallng a Nation tehwdey • 1«0 A'4.49 ...... |3.50 Crib w/mottress Wedwesdey $ I go ...... ll.iO p ip ed in red and m ated teith f^rnm m t-Youi Tnktf^haby shoi__ ijr-v. . ABO Jtewa PfUei ieclvde 10% Cees. lea |#.CnBlr with tray ri pfng- Ip (p th-this pregy ^ fm If) aato4\io Adtfimtan Far tmesThMif* MMa. Daim bJ Tolland fl^ ^ 0^ ito^ p a n ts, 16iOOP^' > moved. Safe, tip- print droller.droll Light (IS) Gaadld Camera ft •ytr infwiMtiM Apr. 88-80 c." ase ieaa P proof design. Un­ enoughgh for fc push- (IS) I Dieam of Jeannie ft ing. but strong €■■ Ml Pr«« for fldMtt Sailor collared crop breakable plastic (84) Conn. Newaroom • t . tray is removable enough for protec­ . I.MO.R0.217* tion. Chrome wire (80) Ilylng Non School Grant Voted top, red, white mtd navy, and adjustable. (40) Diiqpiet Comfortable padded foot rest. Roll-type C m upholstered seat padded head rest 8:00 (8) Me file CBtanp of course. ptdredwithhot and back cushion. to protect the little (88-80) FUp WUeon Show At Town Meeting tot. (Bepeat) Use as crib, REG. $17.44 pants, 19,00. Swabby REG. $12.93 (8) Tmaginatlen Last night’s Ugfafiy attendsd Ugh sdhool following the drive. „ dressing table (40) AUaa Smith and town meeting approved the ap­ ^ and play pen $ 1 3 9 3 IConey raised during, tiie fund m idriff top, navy with white $ 2 7 ^* with easy ad­ Jones (Bepeat) propriation of IU.800 for the drive will be distributed to June justments. (84) Thirty Mlnotee Spring Band Concerf Boaxd of Education to be 100 as scholarships and: Awards to piping and striped insert 8:80 (S) My Three SAP Of THfAlR. portunities tor the atudentq and all th ree sets in B u tterfiM ^ s DbbyCcirrier Cor Scot Bciby Swii|3 (8-40) Longstreet (Be- _ ^ In of Rhodes Rd. Gershwin’s RHAPSODY IN BLUE The approval of the 812,800 graduates of ToUand lOgh Waterproof, stainproof sturdy, easy-to-ad- Oulaned with a pat- pent) School. . Junior Sportswear dept. entad aataty machan- (18) Bight Ont and Combined Bands In approprtoUon was eosentiaUy a vinyl pad. Safety belt, just, comfortable car Square Deaoee play balls. Adjustable iatn. Its non-akid rub- 0:80 (18) 100 Ofaib 1812 OVERTURE booklmeptog procedure, and bad seat to keep your bar lag tipa provida a The Thilanders Square Dance car seat bracket. little one in his lirm foundation lor tha 10:00 (8-80) DfMn Martin Show ERIDAY EVEI^O, APRIL 7, 1918 — 8:16 P.M. the suiiport of the Board of Fi­ Carry baby In com­ proper place when awing on all aurfacaa. Guest: Joey Bishop. McscTuaom BAILEY AUDITORIUM nance. Club will hold a club level fort. Abaolulaly no sliding qq dance tomorrow niglit St 8 to you are driving. Your or walking whils tha (8-40)'Owen MarshaU, General Admission ... ^ The allocation covers . three the IBcks Memorial Ckdtool choice of 'colors. ■wing It In motion. Oounselor at Law (Be- DUSHN different grant proijeote involv­ ■ra Padded, head-rest, peat) gym. Serving as cgller tor the too. ing the purchase of equipment evening 1s Joe Alarle. i , (84) Worid Frees Beview HOFFMAN for local schools with state and I REG. $8.33 The dub wfil hold a eecond REG. $12.93 10:46 (84) David Utttejohn — federal grant funds. ■SWKCHMWn dance tide month ^ AprU s i, All Century Critic at Large Before the grant money can 11:00 (8-8-88-8040) News at which Dick Arnida will Products "STRAW DOGS” be received from the state how. serve as caller. At Big 11:80 (8) Movie (Bepeat) ■ COLORIS WEEKLY SPEIMtS ever, the tom must pay tor the Discounts (8-80) JehMqr Carson AT items. People to People Faui^ foottoork «w*V" (8-40) Dlok Cavett AT: 1:80-9:88 Since there was no money In The People to People disoue- P— 1:10 (8) Movie - the existing school budget to do ston gro«q> wlU meet Theedoy BILTRITE \ r CENTURY FISHERepRICE this, the finance board agreed night at 7180 to ttie'tytod OOn- to the Board of Bdi^cation’e re­ gregational Church . Relifloiu from the Musk, Bex UOUIAIlDjOHnsOil) quest to temporarily use town Ekhication BuUdtog. Lift Out II00I0 Coupe funds vriilch will be replaced be­ The subject of the evraing’s fore tile end of the fiscal yftar program will be "Why Dn«s.” forties! Pocket Rciclio Svery Monday on June SO. Bake Sale Cciffkige Your child will A 88,200 grant will cover the le Meadowbrook School love these tune- Barbecued chicken, mashed ^ costs of purchasing a large var­ FTO will hold ai Bake flale Sun­ 1 " lul melodies iety of materlala'and equipment day morning from 9 a.m. to l with all their potatoes, coleslaw, bread « Wonderful, eomforuAle Lightweight for the Hicks Memorial School. pmi. at Shurway IEYxmI Market chrome tubular favorite songS. and butter (served all day on R t.1 96 . From Ha-ppy A $8,100 grant will be used to wedges . . . and high rise frame. Doubles The FTO is oOso pienning a as a bassinet for Birthday to Do ell you can eat) purohaoe industrial Arts equip­ travel. Contem­ Re Mi. In easy ment for the high school. chUdren’e matinee, to be held platforms, ButterfieldPs REG. $8.93 carrying de­ April 29 at ;1 and at 8 p.m. porary style. Forhappy baby The final |0,000 grant wUl be sittingl Adjustable sign. B u r n s i d e Every Wednesday used to puridiaae an IBM key to tha middle aohool. has them.both . . . in a su p er springy seat. No tip­ 'I .* ■ I i .. ' H • • J . punch and sorter now being PubUo Beariiw ping. Ten swivel Fried filet of flounder, ; rented at the high aohool. The The pubUo faeahag on the gwi- coUection o f styles for wheels. Colorful play YOUR eral government budget for the REG. $29.44 french fried potatoes and ^ stiate was discontinuing Its rent- beads. CHOICE $ • I al of this equipment, however, 1972-78 fieoal year vW be held Spring *72. Shown left: 6 coleslaw, (served all day offering It tor purchase to the tonight at 8 to the Hloks Me­ air you can eat) ! towns CO a 100 par cent reim- morial School gym. - **The Grand Funk** by HASBRO HASBRO Top Hjat Restaurant bunement haala. Manchester Evening Henld SdMlarsliip Drive Tolland ooneqmndeat Bette Connie, brown or Romper Room Romper Room 257 IROAD STMET— MANCHISTiR Qnatrale, Mq^liane S18-IMB. Every Friday TOUand Ifigh School students Giaiit Fliitter OWNED AND OPERATED BY navy suede strappings on TOM AND LAURA COLLA \ wUl. divide Into three teamseto Rolls, floats, Ccilclio liKhworm Fried tendersweet clams, canvas the town’s 2,148 homes spins, por RRIAKPAST to Saturday’s Tolland High a wedge heel, 14.00. crib, play pen, french fried potatoes Viid t 2 EGGS WITH TOAST School Scholarship Fund raising floor, bathtub coleslaw (served 5:00-9:00 ▼ drive. Right: **The StardusF* by or play-pool. 3 PA N C A K E S p.m. only - Seconds if you CENTRAL Large gaily 3 SLICES OF FRENCH TOAST tovolved to the drive are 86 Connie, ,.a redandyellow colored but­ wish) hl|h aohool students, who will UNOLIUM - CARPn terflies spin I join to a victory lunch at the M9 W. MIIHILB TPBB. suede ankle strap sandal with just a SANDW.ICHi5 TEL. 949-4886 touch. HAMBURG set high on a wide Boys end glr1> (ram 3 10 7 MIUTARY WHIST 12-POOT like to pUy with this tpe- HOT DOG oltlly detlgtMd toy. It'a a ^ ft SITIACK KITCHIN platform sole, 17.00. unique new shape to keep GRILLED CHEESE 3 9 ^ youngatara on their toes. ROAST BBDF ...... •penao^ by BIO BiaiF BBBOBB ...... 69c WOUUARD H dV, HOT OB 0 ^ ...... 99c St. Bridget Roaaiy Boolaty COMMIRCIAL 381 BROAD STREET St. Bridget School Cafeteria ManchMtor, Conn. JoHnsonS CAKPIT COMBINATION S B A F O O D ^ om ^ S ...... •■•••...... 9L 9d NIIDAY. APRIL 7 • STATELINE PLAZA SHRIMP DINNBB ...... 91A 6 136 Elm Street— Enfield, Conn. 8 :0 0 Pam. CLAM DINNER ...... :.91.76 ■^S^LAND TURkpIKI • 4 . 9 9 I S l HOURS — Mon. - Fri. 10 A.M. - 9 P,M. eSAMfi ...... hulcet ai.ta . Priaee • Retreahmenta jn S H fiANDWKMI ...... M A N C H i S T I R Our Lowest Price Ever on This Quality Osrpet. Satiirday 9 A.M. - 6 P.M,. NOTE: This Is Only A Partial iM Iteiit AT EXIT 94 — WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY D o n a tio n ...... H-OO K:

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r.-'> 'l- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1972 PAGB PAGE FOUR Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g u e r a l d . Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n .. Th u r s d a y , a r r h . e. 1972 — guidance cUnlo, Naehua, N. H. length of the mortgage couldn’t Murray ^iQ ein Clinic Head Ho has taught oourses In child Bufiness Mirror exceed 06. ' PR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB James F. Watt Lawn Care psychiatry at Harvard Univer­ Is the euphoria Justified? For Is B’n a i sity, UOonn, and , the Institute the immediato future It seems r' * Will Speak to Tips Given Will Speak of Livliig. Housi^ Business Booms; so. H o u s ^ starts in February From Your Diimer Consultant sorvices have set a record of 3.68 million,. CatholiBasketball League ac­ 10% DISCOUNT UNTIL APRIL 1 M l j old cells at the surface of a hernia. There is another trate the soil. Ito:bas been a resident at the clude a film on the beauty and Evidence of ,the good times Is ^ K*ve you a good recipe, minutes in the oven, it was all the skin. The lens of the eye tivities. variations can be had. The condition that is associated ..ydatltutq of,living: a fellow in bounty of Italy today,' Including illustrated Iqr tlw subject mat­ AU Work Psisonally Supervised- We are 188% Insured “ It Is in the style of the great *®t to receive the sauce. also constantly forms new with the dilation of the veins ; toildj piqfolilatry at the Judge Ita art and history. ter of promotional literature knovdedgeable dief can add just Careme who gave his recipe In In serving, with , vdtat sounds Hke 2 2+2 the mixture thickens and the a plausiMe expla^atian, Helen butter melts, add the third piece SAVE $20.90 WHEN YOU BUY THB PAIBI'P McCUUy, a recognised food au­ stirring incessantly. Do not al­ Plant Ideas For the Famiily Room Whether your taste runs to the gracefully elegant look of ■■ thority and friend James low the water over which the French Provincial in white with gold trim, smart modem P SGle! S h eets Beard gives the fOUowliV an­ sauce is cooking to come to a By VIVIAN BROWN Little animal statues might be cheerful to x>oint the flower in Walnut finish, or delightful Colonial in Maple finish, T w in swer fro m Roy Andrles de AP Newateahiree be used In the area. Duck de- P®ts In the bright coior. you’ll agree this is a fabulous bedroom buyl No need to S C^ildor Groot who wrote the cook book boU. « « All fi.„.„ When when the butterbqtter is melted and '. ’Ibe fsimlly »w«nroom inmuneed uuinot „_yg mistit Kn nut cm stones If A s'r«»good waywiijr tow * get 0 1 «.a pretty COLONIAL spend hours coordinating, it’s total comfort ready to enjoy F la t o r ■"niAm imv« hAMi' mriMis ***® mixed, remove dreary, a woman don’t have Etnythlng on scheme is to buy a small rwith Eclipse box springs, mattresses and beds yon’D te Fkbric - to own! Regular IM .N . ^ ^ F it t e d the'pan from the heat and con- thought, and she proceeded to hand, you migdit buy a little t®»«th ,_ of . fabric of a good de- Center, tirnTbeiO ng for at least two , “ “ ® *«to It. "So I metal.w ce^c frog. f^®*" “f® “>® ** Rag. 3.49 tween France and HoUand. In mote minutes. Add two tea- could sit In It occaslwially and ^ to decorate the room. Frame a A U 6 ' • N.. 16M, WlHlam the Silent, the IVhen you get your oasis or- ^qum-e or rectang^ of the fab- NECES '1 F u ll F la t firat dominant ruler of the new- spoons lemon juice or viregar she said, and a ^pinch of salt and pepper. an idea for an ^In- 6?*^?*®^ you e«iii vdll find all sorts ric for ”■ the— wall.----- ’The — back------o r F itte d ly-lndependent provinces of Replace V the pan over the hot expensive {Mt>ject. In many pretty in it. ground color might provide the Victoria Leno 2.97 Holland, inherited by noarrlage buf not bbUing water for one homes the family room is the family had a recirculating cedor for the larger pieces of CASH the prindpcdlty of the pre- or two more^mlnutes, beating the cast-off furniture spout put into their gar- furniture and other colmv ' • Woven Prints [Matching Pillowcases Roman city of Orange In Prov­ constantly with the* wooden where the Uds can really go corner, easily done because might be good for accessories. HpU’nhalf A CHAROI i i42"x34". ence. *niat city gave tta name Bpccn. l^moro f»m the heat at wUd. . « was adjacent to the bath------poly,Avril* . *• to ..the rulingiho of HnUard „ the woman said, it «»"»• ^h® sm allfountatnpro- TERMS Rag, to 2.79 okw ai^ iemalne<4 k Florals, 45” wide. '**^ *‘^*®*“" khbd^ the n ^ heed to kmk like th e v w pretty effect when IKNTinCAl m forpkgoftw o 1 « 9 7 of ston for more than liX) yrNsrs, prison, turned It on. wKh much twevtSling back a m i me^ately beat in one or Wo rwr^tioa area M P A K I ^»RT I PMdtOS FTinty, solids or stripes in fewCh bv Dutchmaaand F te n X tablespoons boiling water, beat- Lively paint and widl covering —A lively erfor scheme is es- I^rittted Chintz constantly, to rebind Oifr gjff’t^ktojpi fmpjfy from la^ s e n ^ fw any room that^jopeds SALEM NASSIFF cheerful accent eolors. Long nteh, until !IA' Washable cotton, , , thread count inusllr^' li.to FranceJ^HiW tna^ kittb>-'’^*bulsl()n dom Iti hal$‘; ahd it may a shot of quick charm. ' Look CWMaIn Bt., ~ perfect for dresses.' w m I even give them a ‘Utile pride in around the room to see where 0HN TONiaHT T ill 9:00 PH ^ cratic mooEurch,' in 1666, b ^ a n ’t'® uie, the major problem 4&” wide. '• yd. revolting the Ethct of Ndntes, tn the making of HoUandalse la the ftunlly play lOom. you could use color. The wood- And EvBiif Mohs, Thun, and Fri. Night P thniiiiwi. ot persecuted Hu- the water. Here is my proce- Here Eue three steps ttud can on frame of sofa or chairs? The guenots fled to HaHimd. dure. I heat the water to a turn a cloudy lotUting room Into old hl-fl cabinet? A beat-up Cotton Denim a rainbow-tinged one: chest? Onuige, lemon, Ume are MANCHE8T E B for Your Shopping ConvonSoneo! ‘Apparently, two paints about rapid boil in the tea kettle, P E T C EN TER Luxurious Mohair the Dutch cuisine struck these then pour it into the bottom of —A garden corner; A par- pretty In such a room combined Is now at * Billboard Prints Fraicb travelers most fore- a double boiler. I place the ticulturly good spot for plsmta is with white. You might put a • ItAFUD STBEBT Exciting young . ^ n Ibly: {First, the superb richness douMeboiler over an electric *be corner nearest the door. Be- v ^ c w e i ^ trf^toe bright c«d- (foOn Daily 9 to 6; prints on machine gin by making a free-form de- or (m one WEdl. Paint the acces- *Innn ‘ - ■ Draw Draperies of the txnter made from the burner set at Its lowest point. * * - - - - - wash denim, 45” ii; C -iC #; milk cf Frisian cows; second, I have seven counts on mine so slgn, arch or square on the sories—wstate bEuketa, maga- V •••<• - r- -•< : • .'•> -.v- wide. 1.22 r i ' ’ I the fact tbEti large- quantities of I set It at number one. Don't floor with an outline of one row rine racks—^whlte but It might P C -1 ", thla butter were melted mid pour the water Into the pan of bricks. This might be no ______DAYS ------until you are already to go. It more than a few feet from the ' ______, Pucker Knit for wall in a emmer, but It can be Sears O FFER ENOS 6 3 ” School Menus A, any size the room size will per­ Stretch Tank Tops i < < •! WATES Hold mit. Within the brick area, put SATURDAY, APRIL 8Hi Cotton Lycra « nylon Reg. 6.99 The cafeteria menu for Miaia- down sin old shower sheet blend, m achine .Reg 5.47 chester public schools April 10- HatPardde (some peo{4e make a little plat­ wash. Stretches to 1.91 8 4 ” , Reg-^y-” -...... 14: form of redwood). Over this BINGO 1 . 4 7 r i Monday: Oibe steak, gravy, Manchester WATES bad its you CEUi put some white stones. EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT fit ail sizes. Solids. Pinch Pleated » q — mashed potato, buttered peas annual Blaster Hat Parade Tues- Into this area, put some pkmta At East Catholie Higli School and carrots, broad, butter, milk, day night at the Italian-Amer- at different heights by i^cing Soft Loop Knits V alance, Reg...... - brownie. IN THE CAFETERIA AT REAR OF SCHOOL lean d u b on Eldridge St; them on Utile sto(^, bn smEdl Acetate nylon White rayon acetate draperies, deeptone Tuesday: Heunbuig gravy on Mrs. Bldwin. McCoimeU wod inverted baskets or other con- lU NEW STATE ROAD, MANCHESTER mashed potato, buttered wax 7:30 P.M. —CASH PRIZES — REFRESHMENTS blend, machine R«( color bands. Beautifully tailored, deep frist prise fm- her "Love To Eat” tainers. A toU plant might be D onation...... (1.00 beans, bretul, butter, milk, hat. A wlde-brlmm^ straw put In the comer. All cemtsdn- wash. Blight Spring 1-Y 1.57> ; tylple pinch pleats, custom styled. peaches. OUR NEW LOWER PRICES AND colors, 52 54”. wide. ♦ cosual croatiim. It wem festoon- ers ahixild be jriaced on .recep- INCREASED CASH PRIZES WILL BE IN EFFECT! Wednesday: BYankfurt on a ed with repUcas of favorite taclea tluit ’ will catch excess roll, potato chips, cole slaw, foods and fringed with candy, water to protect floors. milk, ice cream. Second prize went to Mrs, Elrie Tlnirsday: SUced t u r k e y, Mlnlcuccl for a hat fashioned of gravy, cranberry sauce, maizh- Connecticut State Lottery tick­ ed potato, whole kernel com, eta. Mrs. John, ttleta was the bread, bu^r, milk, mixed fruit, third place winner for her Friday; Baked macaroni and "(Cocktails For Two” hat. Leomlb Sew Knits cheese, buttered beeta, peanut Judges for the parade were butter, stuffed celery, bread, Mrs. Rudolph V. Otarsch and butter, milk, jello with tapping. Mrs. AUce Bhrans. find Stieich Fabrics Dii Pont Dacron^ A A B SBPRT SHOP Roll-Up New Singer sewing oourae: Polyester Fiberfill BUBTON STOBE HOUB8 This is not just a leoture/demonstration course, You Famous Chatham DOWNTOWN —• Mod. - Sat. 8:8a • 6:80 — Ik n n . tin 8 p.m- p i i c S E M T S Pequot No-Iron Mattress Pads Vinyl Blinds PABKADE — Mob., Tnea., Sat. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. make a smart knit top and pants outfit in class. W«d., H um ., FrI. la a.m. • 8 p.m. 100% Purrey^ X 6 ’ HOB WILSON You watch, listen and then sew in class. B edspreads Twin Size ZW • Quick and easy methods. . S 4 7 I'tfwin Size Rag. 3.99...... Rag. 2.99...... 2.47 E » E R T fISHERMAN AND • Three 3-hour lessons. 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Bolton BY ANNE EMT to a mlnlnium with mainly “noticed smoke drifting down bolec^. w ith foam and w a ter, official information mgarding Our'Debt To Dogs IKmurlfpBtpr Hebron smoke and water damage. into the bara from the hayloft.” and used exhaust fans to blow the cause of the blaze, both Quick action last night by the smoke out. Gei-.ow and Rathbun believe it d u b Membera The farm, altoough owned by And upon investigating, he dis- The opinions of a Brithrii psychbloglat the. Hebron Volunteer Fire de­ Traffic going both ways ^on storied from a short circuit. Way, is lived in by Mr. and coverad the flm. Svpntttg ifprdi) who haiqienB to ^Mclallss in dogs are T o Com pete partment, assisted by companies Rt. 86 was blocked for soihe Gerow explained that a load Mrs. Laurel Gerow, who am as­ The alarm was turned in. by of grain had been delivered FDBUBBBD BT THE well worth considerliig. from Andover, Bolton, Columbia time as fimmen set up. their KANCHBBTBR PUBUBHINO CO. In Art Show and Colchester, saved a bam sisted with toe choms by 17- Mrs. Gerow who then helped foam ’’pools” in toe rvad. Addi­ yesterday afternoon. He be­ 18 BtsaaU Btraet Msncliester, Conn. They may help us human b eli^ do a owned by Fred Way on Rt. 86 in year-old Gordon Rathbun. Rathbun get toe 60 cows out of tional water was pumped from lieves that toe combination of BUHL LYONS Twenty members of tile BM' ’S G ilead. It was Rathbun who dlscov- toe bam. None Of toe animals the Wamok’ pond across toe grain dust and a short circuit Publisher little better a t iq> ou r aide o t th e A s Fire Pounded October 1, 1881 ton Junior Women’s Club will , Altoough almoat two tons of emd toe firo at appraxtmately was Injumd. street. In an electrical outlet, directly bstgaln . represent the club at tomor­ hay were lost In the blaze, 6,:49 p.m. shortly after milking Firemen fought toe Maze, ..Although Fim CMef Donald above the grain area, caused PuUlsbed Every Evenins Ebccept Sundasrs row’s diatriot County Day Arts • M Holidays. Entered' at the Post Office at Tw o Tons rijf damage to the bam was kept time. He said last nlgbt, he -tvMch was contained in the hay Griffin Sr., has not released the combustion. Itaaohester, Conn., as Second Class Hall What we should realize, says Dr. Mi­ and Crafts Competition to be Hatter. held in Enfield.' chael Eiooc, ia that dogs eacperlsnce' many SUBSCRIPTION R A TE i ’The women, all of vtoom were Payable In Advance of the same problems tor wtalMi people winnm 'in lost month’s local* demand and receive ail kinds o t ifie o la l competition,' will compete Three Honths ...... 9.7S One Honth ...... S.2S treatment and analysis. ' agahuit wbmera from area SInale Copy ...... 16c towns. How in progress at D&L, Manchester Parkade & By Carrier ...... weekly 76c ^ Like peofSe, dogs may have emotkm- BMtoh winners in sewlhg com­ HBH BBR OT petition who will be showing Tri-City Plaza, Vernon, shop tonight THE ASSOCIATED PRESS al problems, rsnglng tarn Iriistatiaa at their creations tomorrow are . The Associated Press Is exclusively en­ titled to the use of republlcatlon of all their failure to communioato end be un­ Nan DreseUy in toe qxkrtswear & Fri till 9 news dispatches credited to It or not other­ category and Maryldu Lemaire, wise credited In this paper and also the derstood to sibling Jealousy over some local news published here. boto d aytim e and even in g weeur. All rights ot republlcatlon of special dis­ new addlUon to the fam ily on to all M wAb Winner* In the aria and oiafta patches herein are also reserved. of peychoeomaUc hang^upa. categories Were CaTol Lmen- The Hanchester Publishing Company as­ ziM, oil painting ' ttiem ^ s a fe ly in­ Ihby ramm^e laiI|UJli^Ai^ the Nixon. into< ct;u ^ wajKsettle- food and other stqiplies for tise -dbvUtfle but :put' Ms faith in an To try to comUne toe two 081, in contrast with thp previ­ to some tortlfl^ rectangle. Perhaps the peace talks. ment talks, on Oommunist Manoheater Evening Herald in both the TayM ^ and Ken-, Astari a rm y o f U.IS. design and tasks, even with toe best of ous reapportionment wMbb ha4 Boitoi^ tiomagonfeut, Jn ditii folly of any siich eniSfavxMvani our part: ‘^Wot % PWe talks to as turn areas. The foray against manufacture but never before good will present between toe districts ranging from '9,009. ,,t^.f. toe H o Q d M lnh Lpos DoHobtie, TaL''fiUMMiii.' was iUustrated by Om;? trla£>t!]ust ended, ‘ lC(oely-l|^elyi says, tie'd|tiilf''are l^% ln j^u^CAtoe iiraeent test, .^tootta tw o parties, even .Jrito toe 19,000 and averaging out som e;' favor o f. an, eventual iM^emerit some­ one year ago was Ultatte df- m a$i^ U.S, bombingrti^fbe smartest computers - lines helping out, is almost an Mst Tet ottensive. could affect and force the memy to deplete This arbitrary effort to/ia^uo* after we had them in their rectangies, ply lines and troops as Weidiier impossibility. gloingB on in the lirea ol cuHiire. not only Mr. mxon’s campaign toe very forces Bow in actlcn toe number cf district* ia to* Court Cases ' of the crime of w ritiiig letters and Smug­ permits, no one here eiqieote And even when toe two par­ for re-electlcn' but threaten his aaginet Quang T il dty. face of a great bicrease in pop­ Now when Harry the Horse, Nathan the President to return to toe ties think toey have accomplish­ gling them out to the outside world. Mgiily successful moves toward l>uring both thcee engage­ heavy bombing of toe 1960s, in ulation created an almoat in­ Detroit, and the boys emnmenoe to talk ed this, as they sincerely CIBOUIT OODBT M detente with toe Soviet Union. ments, toe U.S. etui ha4. power­ the Hand and Haiphong arm . superable obstacle to the In any case, the effort of the Justice about culture it usually mesns only one thought they had accomplished Bockyllle Session Tliere are,, to be sure, less ful miUtaiy units In toe Held. To. do 80 could have drastic re- acMevement of toe obJectiviM of thing — horse racing. A ^ they are up­ it vdien they agreed on the dis­ R U b eit Ml. M cLane, 22, o f E ast Department, and the presiding Judge at dramatic Cominunlst goals—un­ This month, those forces are peivuBsioiis in toe U.S. and in even numbers and even poitttes, Hartford,' charged with rob­ set a little more than somewhat over the tricting by wMch the present Harrisburg, to go beyond the ordinary dermining the credibility cf scheduled for a reduction to Peking and Moecow, both of and led, aU by itself, into .that bery, fint degme, ide^ed In­ recent strike at Aqueduct. Next thing PreMdent Thfeu’s Saigon re­ General Assembly was elected, 69,000. Thus, aiietoer Hanot can which are now being aedduoue- Increased neeessta to r the qiUt- nocent to toe charige in Cticult bounds of prosecution end trial in order you know, said Big Jule, racing could be their own acMevement failed gime and embarrassing Mr. succeed In its spectacular objec­ ly courted by Mr. Nixon. ting of towns which made what­ Court 12, Rockvfile, Tiiesday. to assert society control over these Out- scratched all over New York and then Nixpn by forcing the endless them in toe actual test. In toe tive depends on toe fighting Hand has enough backup eup- ever gerrymandering was ptti*- He vraived examination and his war back onto American tele­ 1970 election, the party 'wMch of-bounds people has, in the test, en­ where would we be — to say nothing of quaUty of Saigon’s own forcoM ]Mes to euj^xrrt one month of ent in the ploik look oruda and case was bound over to Tolland vision screens and newspaper elected a Governor didn’t even the loss to the state ot milUons of dbUars and toe mlUtaiy competence of hard fighting in the three con­ unskiUed, expoaing it to much County Superior Cduri. countered the superior sanity of very or­ banner headlines, come close to control of either in tax revenue, wMMi is a lot of Gs in ARVN commandere. At this tested areas, a month that will more contaveiby oiui dlaa]^ McLane was mturaed to toe dinary Americans sitting In the capacity But toe consensus Mgfa in toe legislative house. anybody’s botric. Nathan Detroit pipes up writing, that competence to in make or b r ^ toe President’s proval than it would have en­ Hartford * Cormctional Oenter Nixon admlnlstratton is this: o f Jurors. that they might even decide, to shut questton. vaunted Vietnamlzatloa pro­ Incidentally, the percentages countered if it had really baah where be is being held in lieu of H ie Hanot govemm'ent hopes down the Morning Telegraph next, then Some e:q)erto here question gram and pertasps determine of disparity in toe population slick. a $10,000 bond. . The orrast wra They, by their ability to hold to their by llgMnlng attacks in the Saigen’e refusal to move hookup toe fate of bloody Indochina. size of toe districts under that The presumed objective in re­ made in conneotiim with an In­ what kind M shape would this country be Nortoerh proidnces o t South own Judgment in spite of awesome pres- tro ^ into Quang Tri province first one - man - one - vote redis­ ducing toe number of Houa* dia- vestigation of a December rob­ in? .j Vietnam, in toe cental high­ weeks ago, when all sigu point- tricting of Oonnectlcut were sen­ Bures to do one thing or another and in lands and In the area west of tricts ia suppoaad to be soon- bery at the Cumberland Farms We are not surprised at Big Jule's and e4 to Invasion from toe north. H erald sationally greater than the dis­ Saigon, to captute and hold ter­ omy and efficiency in toe epera- Store oh Rt. 88 in Vernon. spite of temptation to avoid trouble by Nathan Detroit’s fretting over these Reinforcements have now been parities toe federal Judges have ritory that will vastly strength­ tion of toe House, and. it ta one David J. Staley, 18 of 7 Tem­ surrendering their own responslbUity, problems, as nobody likes to see Ms live­ sent, but the enemy to already Yesterdays now found unconstitutional in en its baigaiiilng posUian for ot toe suspicious commonplaces ple 6t., Vernon, pleaded guilty showed that they held a higher and truer lihood -threatened. But we are surprised, cn toe approaches to Quang 2a Yean Ago toe new plan they have re­ of the era vdilch keepa reitaiat- to maktog falee etatmnent and peace talks on toe eve of Presi- T rt city. jected, lending weight, perhaps view of what this country is ell about to say the least, when Dave'toe Dude d«it Nixon’s historic visit to This was a Sunday; The Her- ing that toe smaller a leglala- charges' of larceny and con- The laiiuie to send tooee re­ pointless but interesting, to toe pipes up and tells how he hears that toe Moscow. ’ , Ud did not puUlah. tive' body toe better. The bffb eptraey to commit larceny, than either. the prosecutors or the de­ inforcements weeks ago, more­ frequent contentions of this col­ New Y<»k State civil servants almost RTto the Soviet Union supply­ clenoy Is debatable. The aeon- were noUed. fabulous sale! over, may reflect a dangerous umn in the past that that redlsr fendants in the trial itself. took a long walk. ing heavy arms and equipment 10 Yean Ago mny claim has a twist to it; one The charges were made in preoccupMlon by South Viet­ tricting could never have sur­ now being used agMnst the Nine reeldentB interested in reason for wanting a sinaller cenneotion with toe theft of' better spring It may be that our society has its need Now when Dave toe Dude stops talk­ nam’s President Thleu with se­ vived a court test, had there Army of South 'N^etpam planning tewnwide fund drive House is to make it eaMer to money at toe. Gae Town Station curity for Saigon and its en­ for an occasional Berrig;ap-style revolu­ ing about dolls long enough to talk on (ARVN), toe President would to pay Manchester’s share of been, anywhere in Connecticut, pay higher salariea and provide In RookyUle^ Staley Is one of virons. R toe Cemmuhtoto suc­ coats & toppers tionist, to disturb its conscience, and a another subject, we are all ears, espe­ then be pushed into a ghastly costs of Eb^ord’s proposed ed­ any citizen with energy enough offices and staffs for its mem­ eeveial local youths charged in ceed in investing the three pro­ cially when he informs us that such 'a diplomatic squeeze. He would ucational televldon channel 24 left, after all the one-man-raie- bers. connection with toe incident. sportswear need tor its over-reacting Mitchells, to vincial capitals, Hanoi’s strat­ strike could affect Off-Track Betting in either be compelled to negotiate sdect Frank Stamler and vni- vote struggle and confusion to We suggest, to aU Spacial His case was cantlnue4 to May uphold its law, but in such possibilities egy to force President Nbccn New York. He says it would cause a lot under highly unfavorable terms, llam Palmer to head commit­ start new trouble. masten, real and ' vohmtaer, 16 for pro-eentonce Invostigar 1/3 o ff to the wall before hie Moecow tee. what it needs most of all is its own of people to go on toe waffle, wMch Is confronting an enemy in phys­ Coming back to where toe that the best way to detarmlBe tlon. summit meeting w ill have taken Fines were levied against the reg. $50 to $75 his word for unemployment—^tooug^i we ical possession of substantial Preebyteitan Church bujra state stands tp^y, the effort to the number cf districts for the capacity to produce Jurors, in and out of its fliet step. %>ruce St. church building from following: Richard J. Bobor Jr. all know Dave the. Dude is all for leisure bunks of South Vietnam, or risk combine toe two hearty impossi­ next Rouse cf Representatives from the Choose from a wide variety of wool courts, who can control the ground and It to, of course, far too early Trhilty Covenant Church, wMch 20, 2 Rau St., Rockville, spew­ time for everybody, especially himself; a major setback in his Moscow ble individual tasks—even num­ is to ask toe computer which 'W' suedes, wool/mohair blwids, wool to forecast whether Hanoi can pians to relocate on Hackmatek ing, $86; John E . Edwards, 44, set the final rules between the Berrigans talks. bers and fairly even politics— population size would result in • •■ -'‘•.■Ik plush, basketweaves and novelty cot­ seize toe territory' it wants. St., to estabUZh first town 16^ Morrison St„ RockvIUe, in- While we are sympathizing with Mm, High-level analysts here see was further complicated, dur­ the least necessity for the slic­ and the kQtchells. Moreover, even If toe three Presbyterian ccngregatlan. tons. All the season’s newest styles in who should Interrupt but toe Brain, who these immediate Oonununlst ing the General Assembly’s own ing up of towns. toxicatlon, |l0; John Kulo, 62, 82 a great line up of colors. Jr. & misses’ is stuck with that moniker because he is battle targets: PhyelcM possee- Park Place, RockvIUe, Intoxlca- most famous sizes. always filling us in on tldMts that we do Blon cf the capitals of three t l « i , $10; PhyUs T a ylo r, Oak provinces — toe northemmoet TraU, Coventry, larceny, fourth Night’s Sleep Wasted not come across in the morning line. Things are so bad, he says, that toe Quong Trt, Just south < cf > toe degree, $26; and MocUe M . WU- We have a few stray afterthoughts opening of the major league baseball DMZ; Kontum, In toe high­ Uams, 20, of 98 W. Main St., lands; and Tayninh, between Fischetti RockvIUe, operating without a .seasm is threatened by the first general about the Wisconsin primary: Saigon and toe Cambodian bor­ Ucense, n s . Comiecticut strike by players in the sport’s history. special group printed der. On recommendation o t pros­ 1. We suqiect that Mayor 14ndsay He explaiiui that toe other day he is • m i Cliic>i> IMr S r n The Communists, in short, ecutor ,WUUam CoUlne, noUes would have got Just as many votes, per­ all weather coats reading that the players want $1,072,000 seem to be mounting a coor­ • were entered in the foUowbig haps even more, if he' had not staged the in Increased pension benefUs, but'toe dinated assault in tores sparse­ ) case*: Jerome . F. Chartier, 44, campaign stunt of sleeping the night bn owners do not want to go above $400,000. ly populated areas, toe loss of and Jeanette'M. Chartier, both m aker panty girdles and long leg reg. $38 26.90 What is worse, the two sides cannot wMch would mean little strat­ ot 96 Boott Dr., Vernon,' dlaop^ panty girdles, control povrar net, tail­ the cot . in a poor worUngman’s home. agree on an $817,000 surplus in the pen­ egically to Saigon, but very A p ' derly conduct; David P. :Watacn, or^ or with trim leg. White, Florals, prints and stripes in go-ev- 2. W e Buq;>ect Senator M usU e would sion fund. muc^ Indeed to Saigon and 24, High Manor TraUor Park, beige, oojors, S ji,U X L . Washington in political terms. Vernon, dikorderiy conduct.: eiywhere <^ts to wear now through have received moire votes from PoUsh- None of the guys is very familiar with stack* • top* •skiits • calotte* It was precisely to d ^ y these Raymond C. BTavoU, 47, of 10 summer. Single and double breasted any kind cf monetary surjidua, but we Americons in Wisconsin if he hadn't Lewis St., RockvUle, entered a styles, sizes 8 to 18. are agreed that it should not be too diffi­ V JumpelM > iihoi^ • dres«e* paid qiedal attentton to them, or, if, in A Thought fo r Today plea of innocent to a charge of (DAL, Coats, all stores) cult to determine whether a surplus is taking a motor veMolo without whatever attention he did pay to them, Sponsored fay the Manchester really a surplus. Why, the Brain wants the owner’s permlsrioh and ask­ he addressed oxtA appealed to them as CSbuncil o f CihurcHes to know, does not. simiebody tout the ed for a trial by jufy>. The trial nylon slips, petticoats Just Am ericans, players and management onto smie was set for next mchtfa in Ctr- summer handbags For Thine b The Kingdom good bookie, who could figure it out cult Couri, East Hartford. 8. W e also suiQMct th at Senator "For thine is toe kbi^om." hesto-preatoT Hunyihrey might have run ahead of Though we rebel against thee, 2.99 to 3.99 We do not know why, but we are all thou still dost reign. ’Diough we FOR w 3.99 Oovemor Wallace, instead of behind reg. $4 to 17 agreed that things are fMally gone too deny toy power, toy scepter A sparklii^ group of this-minute Mm, if he had Innate decency enough to far.' After all, ,Nlcely-Nicely asks what is does not fall. Though we may Nylon tricot^ Taffe knits & Antron doubt thy very being, toy laws Cosmetics r a f . from $10 to $24 handbags in soft crocheted straws, retain tarn trying to adopt' Wallace’s this country coming to when even 7: S A LE 4.90 to 12.90 III in mini, short or average lengths. upbMd us wMIe we question America’s favorite pastime Is threaten­ White, colors and. prin ts. . . lace, seal* vinyl dress bags and plastic vinyl campaign innuendos to Ms own pur- them. Though wayward and ed? What, he repeats, is it coming to lo g ^ net t ^ . 82 to 40; P,S,M,L. covered straws. Natural, white and wicked, we try to live without nrs when respectaUe folks can no longer de­ Fetadellow a Lingerie, aU stone) combinations. Tile troUUa ie, o t coune, that no one' thee. Thy rule ot righteousness Fantastic savings on this-mihute sMrtswear with the famous pend on bsebaalt and toe Sport o t is within us and around us as label you know and love. H u n y to D&L apd deUfhtJn the vast ever knows when the American voUiiff K ings? toe sun waits for the clouds and Uggeffs selection______of separates^______and cobrdianates by this top Connecticut darkness to pass away, (DAL, Handbags, aU stores) public Is gctiif to vote Its own best or Its And even Benny South Street, who no­ At the nutade sportsefear maker! Choose firtim a wide variety Of woven and own wont sl«le, and that, In cases o t body yet accuses of having much smarts from “The Lord’s Prayer” by knitted fabrics . . . many colors .. . sixes 8 to 16 and S,M,L, Rev. Ralito W. Sockman MANCHESTER upstairs, agrees that things are indeed doubt, H usually seems sUer to the can­ Submitted by come to a pretty pctM.-r-WAIX STTUDET didate to uiipeal to the wont. Rev. Lyman Farrar (DSL, 8peiiswa*r, all atona) JOURNAL. Center CCngregatlonal Church Mgr iue¥ am uircm-~ut K^iri* ’Ns PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING .HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. TNtJRSDAY, APRIL 6, 1972 PAGE NINE Forhes; ^TFeel GreatP Today in History Bay State Berrigan Jury U.S. Bolnbers Hit Posts , ifBWi-gBSCnilKO Obituary Today is Thursday, April 6th, f the 07th day o f 1073; H i m are Lottery Gasoline Pricing Is Deadlocked 360 days left in the year. NATURAL HIALTH North of Vietnam Border M m . Om tEs W. Baber His State Lottery Luck Today's HighUglit in BMory BOSTON (AP) — Miss Mass­ (Oonttniwd from Pace One) mention of any planes being And Dismissed On this date in 1017, Presi­ achusetts today pulled Number FOOD S H O m Mrs. Sarah Martin Sailer, 78, is "HBUE • • • shot down. of Hartford, formerty of 16 Pro- fighter-tem bers, and some l^eli- dent Wcodrow Wilson signed a Blast Kills U.S. sources said 'the .tajrgets 802434 from neariy 5 million tor Bd., died yesterday at her By Unit (Continued from Page One) declaration of war between the copter gunshlps. in the North included antiair­ entrants, making the holder of home. ,aie yms the wife of AT HI&HLANP Hie South Vietnamese planes At $10,000 in Super 75 United States and Oermany. these convictions will be set craft batteries and radar sta­ that Ucket the first $60,000 George W; Bailer. a sid e." are all In the north and the tions, surface-to-air missile On This Date MiwmMi weekly winner of the Massachu- Mm. Sailer waa bom in Hart­ Georgian Unsure Herman, who pressed for a VKSX. SUPER highlands, and the bulk of the sites and long-range artillery____ , "I feel g^eat. My wife a h of the winnings include As for what he’ll do with the In setts lottery. ford and hiui lived in Mtuiohester full verdict despite defense U.S. Jets and helicopter gun- guns that have been firingcouldn’t believe it and I'm W,000 each won in weekly draw- money, he repeated what he for about a year before return­ charges of "prejudice and coer ships also were operating above across the DMZ at South Viet- lust starting to believe it last Thursday In Meriden, said last week, “I’m retired and (Oonttnued Inm Foge One) (Oontlnned from Page Oae) ing to Hartford two days ago. cion,’ ’ told the Jurors that there you'LL riNO and below the DMZ. namese forces. Most o f a ll __ I feel Richard Wll- different to the . accelerating Garden Grove Drive, Rural Residence Zmie. Cleveland, Ohio, would place Gov. George C. Wallace, *693 Congregational Church. diately what had .happened." The committee’s house chair- strai now on the faculty of the teries, but heavy cloud cover tile cans at various locations runner-up In Wisconsin, flew ‘®^®" ‘® «lli&ppearance of such schooU.” Item 9 PhlUp Harrison, for Model Block Plan — Variance is She Is survived by a son, We» Uiilveralty of Chicago’s AiUai delayed the start of the big of­ Chester Memorial Hospital for ^t the same time, mxon requested to allow erection of a canopy, 10 feet cq^roKl- He said he ran to the area as Asst. House Miiiority in town and sell advertising home to Montgomery, Ala., ley A. Schlude of EUlngton; two Leader Gerald M. Stevens, R- Stevenson Institute; th6 Revs. fensive until today. , mately, over the sidewalk on the east side of M i^ soon as he could get dressed. space on the sides of the cans. where he told an airport crowd ®***' . warned that “No single school grandsons and two ipmat-grand MUfOrd, says he Is giring to reo- Nell McLaughlin, 81, and Jo­ The U.S. Command an­ Police said • the Brierly car gygtem, whether public or pri- Street from FUrndl Place to Oak Street, Central E|usi- of several hundred he would en­ Electrolux children. onxmend approval of the regu- seph W enderoth,' 88, BaMJinore Hie only thing the town nounced that American fighter- was traveling north on Rt. 6, vate must ever gain ani Obso- ter several more primaries, gjHdded nees District Zone. Funeral sendees \riU be Sat­ lotions. priests temporarily rrtleved of would have to do to get the re­ bom bers cauTled out 267 strikes led on the slippery road, lut® monogxdy over the educa- Item 10 Town of Mancha.ter—Variance to maintain caretaker’s inaidp P®®*lMy including Pennsylva­ 1123 Main S t, urday at 1:80 p.m. at tbe Ladd Another thing Stevens says pariah .duties; Anthony Sco- ceptacles would be to empty Wednesday and today struck some guardposts and tlon of our children," because it living quarters having approximately 700 square feet Nixons Plan nia, where the voting will be Funeral Home, 19^ EUlngton he 'wrate to recommend Is that blick , 81, a form er Josephite them regularly, according to South Vietnam against North careened off Into the Pepin car would lead inevitably to me- EAST HARTFORD located in building on the Nike Site, east side of Keeney held the same day as in Mas­ Ave., Rockville. The Rev. Don­ the committee no longer be re- priest; and Scobllrti'B wife, BYlthsen. Vietnamese forces below the which was coming In the op- dlocrity and dull uniformity in sachusetts. Wallace didn’t men- .Street, Rural Residence Zone. ald P. IngUs, pastor of EUlngton qqlred to hold meetings during Mary, 88, a former nun. Hie Cleveland firm solicits DIK. in the central highlands Massachusetts posite direction. Brierly Is American education, 528-0606 Visit to Iran the advertising for the dispo­ and north of Saigon. All persona Interested may attend these hearings. Congregational Church, WiU of­ legislative sessiona. There are Ahmad told newomen: “My Sen. Edmund B. Muskie, who scheduled' to appear In Circuit He said the American sduio) (OonUnned ffom Page Oae) sal units and replaces or re­ Spokesmen said that while ficiate. Burial wlU be in EUlng- just too many other things go­ plan Is to get out of here as ran' a disappointing fourth be­ Court 12, Manchester, May 1. system “has nothing to fear Open 8 to 6 Daily ZONING BOARD OF AFPEALB soon as I can and Into the pairs damaged units every 90 the strikes are being carried ton Center Gemete^. ry celebration at Tehran las$ ing on during a session for the hind Humphrey in Wisconsin, VERNON and everything to gain, from Rudolph V. Pierro, Chairman streets to protest the war in days, Frithsen said. out over North Vietnam, pres- Friends may call at the funer­ October when Nixon was committee to. do a consoienUous . emerged from a two-hour meet- Oscar R. Jacobs, 64 of High th® presence of a vigorous, di- indnding Saturday Alexander Eigner Jr., Secretary Vietnam. We will continue our The 30 addUimial units would al bomb tomorrow from 7 to • unable to accept ra invitation Job of reviewing the regulations sure would be maintained Chicago with 60 of his Manor Trailer Park, Vernon, venie, amipeUUve private p.m . ■at state agracles, he said. war work. We have not been C E N T E E C u r bring to 76 the number In town, school system." Dated this 6th day of April, 1972. to g o. aga^t enemy fora top financial supporters and was charged yesterday with The family suggests that any •frightened by our government.” Frithsen said. He claimed the TO i^ f ” n ®s:alnst m elr Ho CM ^ evading responsibility, falsely The presidential stop at Teh­ memorial contributions may be ScoMlck, Us arm squeeaing town should have at least lOO. Mlnfa trail supply line through ^ confidence. . reporting an Incident and glv- ran thus looms as mainly a Us wlfo’s waist, said, "Abso- CHCfPS In order for the company to made to the flower fund of tb* goodwill symbol, though items LOIM HAUF , Muskie added he 'would wage Ing a false statement. He was h itely.” place the cans in town, the di­ There ■ was no immediate ^ - Friendship CSass at EHUngton of dljdomatifs importance are all-out efforts In both Mas- released on a $300 non surety Congmgational Church. U.S. marshals escorted the rectors would have to authorize comment from Radio Hanoi4 j on sachusetts and Pennsylvenla, bond for appearance In Circuit expeiBtefl to M dtecussed too Secrecy Jurore to their suburban motel It. ^ the large-scale attack orienting his use of television Court 12, Rockville, May 2. during hla brief visit. Mrs. Robert Jackson where relatives jfleked them The proposed program Is the "to present the candidate In a Emerson R . Lathe, 80 o f Bris­ N b m U expected to report to Mna ltoae: AhsUn jack8oh,,.66, up. same as one recratly instituted claimed North Vletn^ese gun- ^ dlsOncUve In a mul- tol was arrested last night by the tibah on his talks with So^~ form erty Of b o o p e r St, And None o f. the Jurors would In Vernon. - ners *ot down five U.S. planes field." Vernon police cn a warrant Is­ Viet leaders, as 'wqll as iein his Slirouds The town is now ii) a pro­ between ^nday a^ ^esday ^ ^^e Maine senator’s r savings w ife o f RolMrt Jartown, . me loss of three hellcoptera Miudrie with other announced 1969. She and her husband cib- IS Michael J. Hodglns, Jr., 10, of M rs. B eard, In. testim ony be- tasOfted he sm u g^ lette»,ta gram . 12 crewmen south of th6 DMZ listed served their 63nd wed(nhg an-. Iran 8------* ■ •* “ ■■ on the ballot Dunn Hill Rd., Coventry, was w V fore a Judidlasyi^aabiHinimiltte^, and the since Sunday: but unlikely to nlvm aRiy last. {M^itkniiMf^' She- ww( flu Director James Farr suggest­ campaign ac- treated at Rockville General . i.. denied wMtihg the memo.i'jnra' and Bitter McAUster. tlvrfy. was aitne^^ ed that the board get a report Hospital, yesterday for a head Vice President WUUrari R. Jter- Doqglas was In a atiu^-ra- reesH '• Htimplirey, In a-* whirlwind ter ■ i ■, from Vernon on . how thalH' pro. Amaasoa. R ith :in Fii^^ laceration suffered In an acci­ to tti6 sllfcfFDd lease prci^iitBih'^that fiUawed hvn swing out of tlTsconstn, stopped SuiVlyiotA;: Im des' her gram is working out and the KK> DE JANEIRO — H ie dent on Rt. 80 in TbUand. Oq^raW ^ (UENTO). ^ 'memo was addressed, .swoiie he to attend nMirby Bucknell uni­ board agreed. Amazon reglcm could produce in Indianapolis and Cleveland band, are a son,. Salivation smir m m s State police said a car driven ^Bhe has_ .attain ed l*r had not received it. versity. He testified that he w. tmmAm Frithsen told the directors he 200,000 tons o f fish a year, three to boost his Indiana and Ohio Army Brig. Eric Jackson of by Robert Verenes, 30, of Strat­ friendly poetiire _^toward ^ Melndlenst, former Atty. turned informer for the >FBI will be able to get a samiile can times the preset yield, accord- primary efforts, then flew on to Bloomfield, N. J., asstetentf ford, was traveling east on Rt. West despite considerable Bo- Qa„, John n . MltcheU and ITT after prison, authorities found a for them to see before they act ing to the Sao Paulo Fisheries Pittsburgh, vdiere he told a property secretary at the Bktet- 80 and tbe boy, who was run­ Fire Pumper Cement Mixer Viet p re^ to the p^. Stoce Harold B. Geneen contraband letter in Benigra’s on the propoaal. Institute. news conference: era Thnrltorlal Headquartm of ning along the side of the road. 1962, when Iran declared she have testified ttiere waa no con- cell and accused Douglas of rniiis the Salvation Army in -New would not aXoW foreign mis- nection between Oie conventlon- having, smugifled It In. ’As Seen on TV Hasbro York City; a brother, Edward siles to be baaed on her zoll> . financing jfledge and settlement Austin of Auklaad, New Zea­ The defense did not dispute S5.97 54.44t, her relations with MOecow and of the antitrust suits, the authraUcity of the 24 smug­ Puffer Kite Bubble Gum Bank land; four gr&ndehlldren and a Shoots stream of water, excit­ Sturdy steel body. Mixing other ^ e t bloe capitals b sw n e Ben Diego and Baltimore gled letters the government ing as the real thing! drum rotates as truck moves great-ifrandchlld. Funeral services will he Sat-, ^ ^ ^ ^papers quoted Wilson as saying XMOduced, but contended that The Unlti^ has e ^ - ^ the March 8 interview that the bomUng-kldnap plan never la Many Tonka styles to urday at 8 p.m. at the Holmes ^ Iran to develop coUeottve Merriam said he had received Buy a Whopper and a Coca Colo' S1.27 ra.97 choose from ; tough, OurRcf. Funeral Hom e, 400 M ein S t went beyond the graeral dis­ defenM seoyty j^artangw ente the memo. That interview Highest flying inflatable kite Tonka Totes high speed fun. ’ 99' Burial wUl be in East Ceme­ cussion stage. Choose from Mickey Mouse, 74* ■with hra regional pra^ came tile day after the com- need$‘only a puff of breeze. Popeye, Bozo. tery. T n r nera, Palds^ Airt TMtey, and n^ttee began Ito probe of the and take home d classic Friends may call at the fu­ bos supplied-arms aid as well jj-j- nflalr. Gbqfcie rad' candy tina make neral home tomorrow from 7 to as econtenlo assisteixte’.' i g ood d g r a : 9 p.m . Coca Cold glass for 1CK and bewdrd's Aiding War on Narcotics old times sake. ATTiANTA, Oa. (AP) — Tto Atlanta C rim e Cbmmfawian Mattels 'O ffer gcxxl only with the Rock Flower Dawn’s At|U^,Magie says an anonymous donor is: M 0RIW QUAHMS Live Drive helping tbe city fight drugs by' Dolls and Outfits Beauty Pageant Gnrgiiinig Bi^tle 5 ^ - . purchase of a Whopper and Our paying for Information that Hi-C TMWK itoaefo'iy Ouri Reg. leads to arrests rad drug s e i» -; o 12 oz. Coco Colo at the fe Keg.' uros. e m u PIES 1.99 7.99 V 7.99 TEOlT PRiNIft 49‘ L ft ,;^7 9 ' *5 "You Just can't lick narcotlds Dashboard may be a car. regular price. Lilac, Heather, Rosemary and All the thrills and excite­ Replica of Playtex Nurser;, plane, 'lioat or fire irtthottt money," It. R.E. Nlrtc>^ any of their beautiful outfits engirfe. e v e ment of a real pageant. gurgles as you feed dolly. Inciudes 3 records. erson, who runs the poUoe de 6mtt e^r c W K OQ — i — — illllllllll— I M partment's- narcoUoa section, 9oa )*v. said Wednesday. AvUAICB Nickerson said about $1,000 in MiBtElisOOW rewards has been paid -^oOt since the fund was. establlahed In January. The first informant rewardml i ruKicfj % fre4i(y 20” Hi Riser Bieycles front (he .fund received $100 for ioMATO JUICE /D a Up that led to the arrest of one person rad the seisure of a quantity of heroin. mi; saneneeMot sfi^jey pepr Our $ ' J. Robin Harris, chairman of Reg. the Crime Commission, said the 46.99 fund will be replenished if the a ? donor sees that his money-is getting results. svter UK rm UND O lAiees . - ’7r t ' Boys' model with fron handbrake, girls MfiUmMSB or with basket. $uper savings for spring!.. B O T T E R *8

A Fantastic Purchase! €LECTRie SHAMPOilER roem se n . Doughboy CIsans C irpsti OdPmNdAk CAtlER! FASTCRl iSAOINK >“• ROAST t Th* slehtweliig SondlBr. Be an eye*eatchBr anywher* in t h e s e I VALID /tPKH 8 aelQrfur«rinkla vinyl bootsi Matching haal and groovy sola .(to maka L ONE COUPON PER FAMILY J w m l eoon^ Un. AQii. Oval Pools COLOCLAO it skidproof). I ^ O E E M PAltK, SALAMI eg m i IMF EXPANDABLE LINER SAVE $110 -mJUE Ref.*2l"*a OUR PRICE!® 12 '® ^ w yaou OOV RW|. $ 4 7 9 W. iftDDLB TPKB. Our M b-1*06. m ‘4. ^ U l S T R E Aims Fo o t Pool Fo o t P ( ^ “ C o m e In The Back Way^ and Savel" 13 24 $ ' 32 467 CENTER ST. ilz*24'x I«'x48'' Sis. 82* X I4‘ X 4T' VSP " S I sm E. CENTBB A' 91 a d v For SmNior Madiina cm Af ST. Carriage House Barn' Steel wall construction. .6" top rail. 20 mil, 10 year warranty liner. Expandable to 7’ depth. you MANCHESTER, CONN. Women's Shots and Boots at Discount PrieosI HIGHIANR EWAYSTOOiARGi M P H iLD eS s Manchoitor SA\E: THURS. thru SAT BBinBAI. O^NTEM S9 PUBNKU. PLAGE DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER MORE! Exit 93, Wilbur Croii Parkway (Fetmarty A to Z) (Bear of Conn. Bank and Trust Co.) m s Mmi, thru M . 9)80 a.m. fo 9i80 p,M. Bom nsi Tiicorm uuB 1145 ToUand Tumpika Saturday 9 a.m. to 9i80 p.m: 61t-«6U o r (HA66VS im m Lg e t e n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1972 PAGE ELEVEN

Rham R ock ville Rural Loans Triple C O N N . C O IN [ham Cable Project Will Handle ood S T A M F i ; / G>iirt Cases WASHINGTON — F e d e r a 11 Hospital Notes t- funding for rural development ViaMiig hours are 18:80 to fMAFUrsm ilT Future Telephone Growth OraCtJIT COURT It and coiuervaUon rose to new [ p.m . In a ll areas except m Maacheator Session' seMsd to toe MiniAielii Hearing Scheduled Monday Cruise, Display tomlty where they are 8 to levels In 1971. Loan outlays b y ] Pet OwNsr A $160,(XX> uhdeiground- and Hoops said, "TMs cable is Yesterday’s ccxirt session, The Rham Band Boosters The art display in the com­ the Farmers Home Administra­ Opso DnOy t to St an assembly ‘has taken place aerial telephone cable project and S:iH> to S p.m . limited -to speeding c s m s , In- <^ub, I^c. Is sponsoring a Con­ mons hrea features Rham’s with seniors and juniors at being added because we expect tion for better rural housing I now under way in Manchester .. ... j ^ . eluded 102 cases, almost all of reached $1.6 billion, triple the| *49-4273 necticut River cruise aboard the entries In the contest, 80 per Rham who assist with the drive. rapid growth In both the Man- Admitted Wednesday; Sebas- them Involving alleged vl(da- i S t o t "Yankee Clipper” for Sunday, Is designed, to handle expected 1969 total. cent of which were hung In the Proceeds of the drive are growth in the area, according che^r and Rockville areas. tlan OiuUano, Hartford; Marion tlons on the THlbur Cross IBgh- On Budget of $1,514,576 June 4. used for FTSO scholarships for Austin Art Gallery at Trinity to Lyman Hoops, Southern New By anticipating how many Franklin, Grove St., Rockville; The cruise will leave the the graduating class In June College. England Telejdione manager. Martha Haas, Somers; Barbara Twenty-two persons charged The Regional pUtrict^ 8 however, negotiations are still’ give the comptroller some Goodspeed Landing in East and the more money collected, phones will be In these areas in Rham’s art teachers have al­ Hoops said, "This cable proj­ Bush, East Hampton; James with speeding pleaded guilty, CUP THIS COUPON , Board of KducaUon has called underway and this Is not a firm funds to work with until the dls- Haddam and will take in the the more scholarships that can just a few years we oan.pre- so been recognized for their ect, scheduled for completion vent our customers frotn ' hav- Nolan, Grove St., Rockville; and Judge Stanley YesuMewlcz fpr a district meeting and hear- figure. trict towns make their first area between SQddletown and be given to deserving seniors. Laura Scoville, Pinnacle Rd., talents, particularly Mrs. Mar­ in May, will run between our ing delays in making phone levled fines ranging from $80 ing Monday at 8 p.m. at Rham Under the normal step In- payments in August on their Long Island Sound. In the past, an average of five Ellington; Elizabeth Marra, DOBS YOUR 5‘ lHlgh School when residents of crement increases, the total of levies. garet Vose, Mrs. Susan Hollis­ switching (dfices on E. Center connections when calling be­ to $70. ticket sales are limited to 360 scholarships have been given Dogwood Lane, South Windsor; ter and Mrs. Barbara Wythe. St. in Manchester and Elm St. tween the two towns. - Another 86 alleged violators, CARPETING NEED. SHAMPOOING? ')! Hebron, Andover and Marl- represents $669,4S5 in The regional board’s treasur- so residents of the three dis­ and the PTSO requests that Guy Daigle, Irene Dr„ Vem(»i; borough will have the oppor- salaries for full and part-time er, Harry Megson, has met Mrs. Vose, this spring’s sev­ In Rockville. It will run along •"There are presently about most from out of state, did not WE WILL CLEAN IT PROFESSIONALLY trict towns of Hebron, Andover udien the .students solicit for Marc Plnard, Somers Rd., El- enth grade art teacher at Rham, Summit St. R t. 88, and Windsor 37,400 iriiones in the M anchester aiq>ear In court, and bonds ' tunlty to review the 1972-1973 J®^hers, |40,68S as salaries for with the local boards of finance and Marlborough are urged to this worthy drive that residents lington; Suzanne King, Tracy ranging from about $80 to $80 prt^iosed budget and make rec- new teaching positions ap- and town treasurers in the recently had a one-man show Ave., into Rockville along Main area and about 23,400 in Rock­ buy their tickets early. in the district receive them Dr„ Vernon; Bertram Banks, were forfeited. proved by the board based on three towns and i all were In of her ceramic sculpture In Street and ont feet of the cable Carol Jolicoeur, Anthony Rd., cases were continued for trial. 811 increase, e x ^ class advisors; $13,118 fo r Although no town' levies have Partial financial backing will tinuing program which will see KELLY ROAD, VERNON from any Symphonic Band is showing ceramics and Mrs. wUl be buried and 18,000 feet ToUand; Wanda Clark, Spring- Prosecutor for the speeding (CUp and Save Thla Coupon) Before “the executive session, " determined, come from a program which $647,000 spent In these two areas efore *th member. Band Booster member Wythe an oil painting o l , an will be strung on existing poles. field , Mo. session, held the first Wednes­ the board hadho,! approvedo.^n.v»,o,! alloil summer program. Damarjian did give the percen- or by calling the music office at autumn landscape. ‘ has been arranged by the PTSO and about $129 milUan spent day of each month, was Atty. The summer program, which tagea each town would pay The cable Is protected from the Birth Wednesday: A son to Mr. items except for salaries for the school. Another of Mrs. Wythe’s and the Matchle Conservatory throughout Connecticut this Eugene KeUy. Is o^n to aU studwiU, Includes based on the average dally weather b y placing it In under^ year to construct new phone fa­ and Mrs. Daidd Stephenson, Tal- the principal, assistant princi­ landscape paintings. Winter’s of Ballet from Middletown to teachera for reading, music, membership at Rham D lqilays ground clay-tile' ducts, and on cilities and reidace obsolete or cott Ave., Rockville. pal and guidance personnel. High End, Is Ih the current Connecti­ present “Peter and the Wolf” soccer and industrial School this year. The Art Department has two on A pril 9. poles It’s eneased In heavy-duty worn out equipment. Hoops Discharged Wednesday: Dav­ After discussing these items displays which can presently be cut Artists’ Juried Show at id CharUer, Stafford Springs; The Industrial arts pro- Hebron would tiav the Inr^eat The Matchle Dance Studios polyethylene.” said. “ Knock three times In executive sessimi. It approv- gram wUl be new and Invt^ves share as Ito^rcentae? is seen at the school featuring win­ the Slater Museum in Norwich presently are conducting a class Patricia Sartori, East Hartford; The first speak-easy in the world probably dispensed frankfurters principal, a ^ o ^chers at four hours per 48.79;M arlboro^ wouW p ly ners of Scholastic Art Awards. which runs from March 26 for 36 Rham glris every Mon­ William Flint Jr., Oixshard St., Frankfurters, and ask for Flavius’* $800 Increase over this y ea r; day fo r forty days or $2,600. 30.B0 In a case by the library are through April SO. Rockville; David Sallstrom, instead of bootleg liqiror. p er cent; and Andover, day which has met with a great beloved by the According to legend, Constan­ $13,000 for the assistant princi- The coats of the other pro- 23.71 p er cent. the winners in the jewelry show Band deal of enthusiasm. Brown Bridge Rd.t Tolland; tine the Great, Emperor of Rome, pal, a $1,800 Increase over this gram s are $1,090 fo r reading, District Meeting at the 1972 Schcdastlc Art 0>n- J. C3oHn Pushee, principal at RUSSELL'S Claric Burtt, Stafford Springs; High and Mighty. thought that sausages were too y ea r; and $48,960 fo r guidance $2,430.80 fo r m usic, $927 for bas- test, as well os other work pro­ good for the c o m n ^ people. So he A district meeting will be Rliam, announced that the Claire Ouellette, Stafford BY JOEMINNEUA personnel as opposed to $38,180 hetball and $802.80 fo r soccer. • held before the budget hearing duced since the beginning of the Symphonic Band has been In­ Comer of Oak and Spruce Streets, Springs; Kathy Martin, Stafford had them banned. As a result, clan­ Increases year. BABE RUTH.The Sultan of Swat destine sausage kitchens sprung appropriated this year. at which the board will request vited to perform at the Hart­ BLanchester. . . now featuring They Tie tor. Third in State Science Fair Springs; Rosemary Malatesta, Several large increases over In the commons area sculp- once put away 14 between games up across the Roman countryside, The large Increase in ^id- an appropriation in the amount ford .^rts Festival on Thursday, Two Assumption Junior High School eighth grade Snlpslc Lake Rd., Ellington; where everyone could enjoy his this year’s budget have tues, paintings and designs that BINGO Rd., cloud chamber to detect radioactive particles; of a double-header. (R ecord do ance personnel Is due to the “®®h of $^,700 to cover an operating June g'at 11 a.m. Hair Styling, Razor Cutting and boys tied for third place in the physical sciences Ralph Mudgett, Somers; Mrs. itot show how he did in the eec- favorite delicacy (everyone the approved by the board. went into the show are on dis­ and Warren Zaccaro, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon salary ($8,600) of a replace­ deficit in the present budget. The main thoroughfare In Jean Letendre and daughter. ond game.) The Babe it laid to doorman recognized, that is). ' Included am ong these is $28, play. class for junior high level of the Connecticut State Zaccaro of 71 S. -Adams St., a project on the positive ment counselor for John Labloc It proposes to take this Hartford will be closed to traf­ St. James Cafeteria All Phases of Barbering... Pleasant VaUey Rd., South have liked them with sauerkraut. W for tt®^ltlon of a sui^r- ^ Included here are sculptures Science Fair, held recently at the West Hartforf identification characteristics of fingerprinting and (Shlshkabob with franks who has been granted a sab­ fic the week of the Festival to (Private Booth Services) Armory. From left, Robert Botticello, 14, son of Windsor; Mrs. Linda WUs(hi and GEORGE BERNARD SHAW. batical leave by Hie board with ^ndent This represente the operating budget June 80, by Noel D(x>ley and Lois Dew­ provide for a mall type of at- hematology in criminolo^. Their instructor is Miss daughter, Talcott Ave., Rock- A confirmed vegetarian, GBS instead of shlsh) broke his rule airi ate a frank­ full pay. ey. One piece of pottery by moeidiere and the concert site Pofli St., Manehesler Call Now For Your Appointment Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Botticello of 595 Hillstown Dale Mitchell. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) vlUe; Mrs. Lucille Bauer and (XX) estimated as the cost ggg 57 D coley heis beg,n sent ossl- widely used east-west corridor president; Norma Kean, vice Alan Oudrlan, Doug Carlson, deacons. Those united were Mr.' Seen, Shelved dent progiani; Announcers, Youth) has been set up to try bUI^ of the State Highway De- Into South Windsor from Man- president; Doris Gyolai, exten- Jeff Porter, WlUlam Carroll, and Mrs, Oerald B. Uthway, HARTklRD, Conn. (AP) — AJj'W tt Current Affairs, Outing Clubs; to - m atch Idle youths arlth panm^it taking over Buckland cheater. gion officer; Linda Raffa, re- Bruce Kelley and Qreg DeRos- Mr. and Mira, Ronald E. Star- When English Guests Arrive belonged to the French Club In Would Break into Work Units available full or part-time highway looks aiassman said that once he cording secretary; Carol Elliott, tar received gold arrows; and rett, Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. The chance cf a iwealdeilUal- his sophomore and Junior years; Jobs. Susan Klemens, a Man­ By GLENN CAMBER Lyons, Herald publisher agreed, whose taxes taase and maintain ^ could ws^t In receives official confirmation, corresponding secretary; and Barry Ota, Oary Jenning, Alan Tlnem and Mr. Bruce I Taylor. primary bill being passed this was 'Vice president of the Debate chester High School student The cHlcial visit of the Lent enjoy a tour of the Town Hatl Each member Is asked to Laurel C l^ Gr^t (Herald Reporter) "Otherwise we’re just sitting the Iota, be allowed to borrow session was all but killed Club last year and is currently Yriib set up the program is T *?; . felveTsiCr Mayoress of Coventry, anu the town, starting at 10:; bring an arrangement in the here for an hour a week talking money without a referendum, Immedlatedly and said The next meeting of the celved sliver arrows. Monday, sloppy Joe on a mJL a io.#n iimnhpnn thot iinv ‘ — ------^ treasurer; and is on the staff of avallaM e at 64S-1124 from Wednesday when the Senate re­ The first fSOO joumslism scholarship of the Laurel The Mayor’s Downtown about the past and future.” but by authorization of the Board Thema^r, State R^. Thom- recognizable improvements In chapter Will be held at the Webeloe achievement pins hamburger bun, mashed pota- Amriatsnt Tnum udii iw heiii nt PnnHianria H»rh Oriental manner, “AriiUan,” the literary maga­ 2:80 to 4:30 p.m. on Mondays Club, an organization of Capitol reporters, is being Action Committee is con­ PMUp Forzley said, ”l think of Directors. A referendum as D^eUy, and M^- the «»d in reducing hills and home of Mrs. Frank Raff! went to Frank Lane, Jim to. but^d spinach, mllkrice S mtver n w «... .a ferred the proposal to com­ zine. He Junior varsity and Wednesday to answer ages- Terry Sprenkel met with bumps and other problems will Soroslak, Scott Kelley, Paul cream fudge bar. Manner Mr. Slade 'ndll beghi ^ ® a j . u . v . ®*ke Sale and Church Mbetliig awarded to John V. Abbott of Manchester High School,- It (the idea) has merit.” '4<-: m ittee. tennis team in - Ms sophomore tinuing its efforts to get could be petitioned by the pub­ Bruce Watkins suggestad that calls for people seeking 4 < ^ George Koch, deputy commls- be made by the state shortly. ArtlciitTo Mike Campbell, Mike Tuesday vegetable soup. '^‘1®" "* The Ladles’Association of the House Speaker WlUlam R. a senior and editor of the high school’s new student pub- and JuMcr years. the ball rolling to improve lic, however, according to Stoner of transportation this rs.. a- m. . ArUcles r.o longer needed or Q-Hare Peter Carison ni« twann* ..a t.iiw ‘Ms Coventry Umcnlal dinner that night at St. ™ , OonareaaUonal Church UcaUon, “ The Witness.” people, other than the chairmen, workers or youths . seeking Ratchford had set top , priority For Ms performances in Sock the downtown business WelM’s recommendatlmi. week In Wethei^d. and "al- Cnisade Chairman used by families are being soltc- ° K s^^ch chle“«e rhi.lf? Bradley Mary’s Church Hall In honor pf ^^Id taTSmlSl ta appointed to the subcommittees work. for the bUl and It had breesed Abbott was selected from and Buskin’s productkms of area. It was the consensus Lease-Purchase though the agreement is only Mrs. Michael DeLorenzo of Ited for by the South Windsor ^ ^v’ »=« P *"’ «“> ^ need not be m em bers o f tire She reports having the on April 8 from 10 to 2 In the through the lower chamber a am ong 45 appUcants atteniUng "Mother Courage” and “Sum- Ttie only other alternative v ^ right now,” Glassmai. S» Woodland Dr. has been nam- Rotary Club for the annual Ro- ^ ^iLwb^is in ^i.o in^ «>e airport, the pvty form, of the committee members Downtown Action Committee. names of many young pec^le vestry. week ago. pubUc.. and-non-pubUc schools mertree,” Abbott was com­ way to purchase the property, said, the commission showed Cancer .Crusade tary Auction to bo held at the ^ ^ straw berries In jello with top- dlrocUy to the home men. at their weekly meeting this This worild increaae the people and urges any Manchester A special meeting has been The Senate, however, flnt throughout Connecticut. mended by Mrs. PauUne C. Weiss said, would be a lease- Interest providing the town In- Chairman In South Windsor. Wapplng Community House on " “ P*^’ of the host families, Mr. and The officia l visiting party wUl ^ ^ amended the bill to provide morning that the commit­ Involved in reviving down town, purchase arrangement whereby resident with any sort of task stalls necessary drainage cul- T»>« orusade will be conducted May IS. Vetei^ wiU sensor a wm- Wetoesday, pizza with nieat ^and Mr. leave on Wednesday morning for church members The a'ward was created for a Straight M 109 Colem an R d., that the riata, rather than indl- tee should be brbken down he noted. an annual payment Is made for that needs doing to call and on April 9 immediately follow­ student preparing to enter a president of the Connecticut verts at two bridges on the *>y members of the South Wind- Bob Mtlklo at Admiral Moving italic *bre«d°^d* Mrs. Robert KeUer, Coventry, Rhode Island. ■vldual' towns, would pay fo r tab­ into working subcommit­ Involve More People a numter of years until the pur­ get a healthy young worker road and secures the sufficient Women’s Club during the and Ernie Reichle of the Ernest S“"^ay at the Community Hall *’1®®? ®"‘*. *’“*'*'’ ing morning .worship. Purpose four-year coUege who shows ex­ Drama Association. ' Those in the greeting party Dental CUnlc ulation of the primary results. tees. Better public support of plans chase price is met. for the Job. right ot way for widening and month of April. E. Reichle Construction Co may Main St. between 8 a.m. and and blonde bi^ ta. in addition to the host families, A pre-school dental clinic of the meeting .is to receive ceptional enthuslaam and caqML- He received the God and Sen. Robert D. Houley, cootaalr- Country Award in 1969 and 'was The Idea was proposed by for the downtown area WIU prob­ Sleith asked If this would need realignment of the highway In ’ Itoua® * 1° - house canvas be contacted for articles which ^ .5“"’ wUl bo Mr. and Mrs. Albert sponsored by the PubUc Health ^^***^***1!!*—*? man of the , Aiq>roprlaaans bUity in the field ot jinirnallsm. Robert Weinberg who suggested a re'vislon of the charter. Weiss the future. scheduled for April 8 and 9. need to be picked up for sale at ^® *yP*®al breakfast will mashed potato or boiled rice, be prepared by the Pastoral made an Eagle Scout last year ably result If more pele are Marlow’s willingness to sell and buttered carrot coins, milk and S!®^®?; Wesley I^wls and Nurses Association, will be Committee estimated the coot The Laurel Club Intends to con- - that subcommittevM could be involved in this way, M. Adlier said the town Is new doing Olassman said he requested Juried Artist Etahtbit ***® auction. consist of eggs, any style, bS' com m ittee. duct a BoUblarShlp com petition as a member of Troop 26 at what price he 'would consider. cottage pudding with chocolate Manager Dennis Moore, held on April 19-21 at the Town at several mUUon doUars. Center Oongregatl(»ua Church, formed to decide where some DobUn said. It to purchase the building hous­ the meeting when the $300,000 The name of Mrs. Jacqueline Men’s Softball Meeting ®®"’ ®® '***® ^®®st and sauce. ®P®" reception will be held Hall. Hours are from 9 to 11 i30 Whlrlaways The bill was then referred to annually. $10,000 included in Town Man­ Other matters discussed by the ing tile 'water and welfare de­ Canopy Conflict was recommended In this Novak of 170 'Valle^ew Dr. In An organizational meeting of ®°*J®®- Milk will be served to where he formerly taugdit Friday fishsticks french Monday night at the Town Hall a.m. and from 1 to 2:30 p.m. A 60-75 B asic Square Dance the Ajqiiroprlations Committee, Abbott and subeequent win- ager Robert Weiss’s proposed committee have been discussed partments and In several ether A proposed canopy over the year’s budget for repairing 2,- South Windsor was Inadvertent- ^**® South Windsor Men’s Softball cJ^mron (ihurch school. He is presently fried potato cole slaw raisin ®®®*^ *® ^tars. All Appointments should be made *>« held tomorrow night which must consider any Mils nets WiU -be invited to spend a 1972-73 b u d get. fo r downtown before. Instances and "Ks legality is sidewalk on the east side of 800 feet of Buckland Rd. He ly omitted from the list pf art- 'Everyone Is invited to attend. employed, after school and Sat- biscuit with butter milk and townspeople are welcome to at- by calling the PHNA office In *«>»« 8 to 10:80 at Coventry that requlrb state spending. week at the Capitol, observing should be spent: to coordinate Most of the committee mem­ not in question.” Main St. from Purnell Place to said he felt, since nothing had ists accepted to display their PYF Spaghetti Supper uidays, by a Itartford.law firm. applesauce spice cake tend this reception, which will the Town Hall. Grammar School, sponsored by Despite the fact that the cost the cq>eratlon cf state govern­ existing developm ent downtowru^ bers seem to ognee that there is Francis DellaFera said of the Oak St. (the so called model been done about transferring works at the current Annual A spa^etti supper spcsisoked _____ be held from 7 to 9 p.m. under Garden Oub the Coventry Whlrlaways Square wouldn't come up until 19TS, the ment from a reporter’s vantage to inviestigate possible federal' an immediate need to improve purchase, "PoUtically, it’s block plan) was discussed and the road for about three years. Exhibition by Connecticut Art- by the Wapplng Community the auspices of ,4he Mothers’ The Coventry Garden Club Bance Club, year of the next presidential funding for some sort of rede­ the parking situation downtown, dealt” He said other shopping Watkins said, ” l think everybody it'was a good time, before the ists at the Slater Museum In South point. Smoky Burglary VChurch « . iB Jimior-11 High Pilgrim j., Mancheirer Eveidng Herald Club and the Republican Worn- will meet at the home of Mrs. Everyrme Interested la wel- election, Senate Majority Lead­ velopment project; and to In­ particularly in the lots behind areas might expect the town to wants to cooperate with lt„” but town spent money on repairing Norwich. The l7-yeaiM>ld eon of Mr. Windsor correspondent, en’a CTub. - Peter Thomas, Cedar Swamp come to attend, and soft-soled er J. Edward CaldweU, Trim vestigate the posiblUty of form­ stores on the east aide of Main buy their parking areas. he said the Savings Bank of the road, that the town officials Mrs. Novak has two art works and Mrs. Vamum J. Abbott Jr. Sentence Cut W indsor be held In the community hall Barbara Varrlck, tol. M4-8274. On Tuesday, the visitors will Rd., on April 11 at 1 p.m. shoes are required. had moved for the referral ac­ ing a private development cor­ St. Forz)ey advised the commit­ Manchester has reported some make one more attempt at get- presently on exhibition at the from 6 to 7 p.m. o f 66 Thayer R d. has received OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — possible conflicts with the plan­ tion, said: “I don’t think we’ll The Oklahoma Court of Crimi­ poration. PhiUp Sayer said he would tee to be cautious of spending ting the state Interested in It. juried show which will end ~ The PTP supports a child In early attoeptance from Yale WilUam Sleith, committee money wMch might conflict with ned facelifting of its building. Olassman pointed out that April 80. ’They are a mixed ^® 83ie ■will be held Monday at Hong Kong and an American ever see It again tlila sesslata.” nal Appeals held Wednesday like to see five $10,000 proposed University but says he’s await­ chairman, agreed 'with the idea, a long-range plan. The question of liabiUties in­ the expense of repairs by the media entitled'’"The Bath” and P’"*' ***® Public meeting Indian child, A rimilar Mil was approved Juhn V . AMtoCI that a 26-year prison sentence -in Weiss’s budget spent on im­ ing word from liOdiUebury (Vt.) but i^ d ita wanted to ask Mayor proving those parking lota. Watkins noted that negotia­ volved In the proposed canopy town ■wlU still run at least $100,- a landscape Is being shown un- *’0®m on the 2nd floor In the Wiq»ping Church Service last year by the Senate hut it for the theft of one cartem of died on the House calendar on CoUeg;e, Ms first choice, briore John ‘Aiompscm’s opinion plng Community Church, Press Capitol reporter, is chair­ Bayer, a corporate of the sav­ session. Those receiving honorable The court reduced David Eld- Harkins, assistant town mana­ by some method was expressed acqulrition of the parking areas do major repair roadwork in Newly elected officers for °T ‘"dlvlduals interested in en- membere were received at It’s a whole new man of the Laurel Chub’s scho- ings bank, said he brought the The MU would have created a mentkm In the conteft are: ger, are at the UMversity of again. would not be incmisistent with 6 areas of the town where It Is the 1972-73 executive board of taring a team or In participating service of Tenebrae with Ex- larsMp committee. ward Terrill’s sentence to 16 statewide presldenUal primary Barbara A. OaUcw of, East years. New HampsMre today attend­ Weiss said he did not know any long-range plan. Katherine model block proposal before the needed most. Beta Sigma Chapter of Beta ® team are asked to attend or bank’s board of directors in have a team representative at in each of the major parties cn Hartford lUgh School, Bteven R. Abbott was named a deleg;ato Terrill was convicted of ing a meeting of muMcipal and wlvether the Board of Directors Giblin observed that of the plans December and “they agreed to the meeting. the first Tuesday ta May. A Pasternack of West Hartford’s last - summer to American Le­ breaking into the cigarette federal Officials. Federal offi­ would authorize a referendum on for Main St. she has seen over do It. This is the first I’ve The schedule, rules and any Grossi Edits season with candidate 'would have lud to BoU Hlgfa school, Daniel J. gion Nutrn^ Boys’ State at the vending maciilne in the Kerr- cials are reviewing federal grant the town buying the lot tMs faU. the years, everyone has includ­ heard to the contrary.” other area pertinent to the sea­ win at least 20 per cent of the Hlghkin of Hanldon High Sriiobl, UMversity of Connecticut, is a McOee Building 'here. He was programs with the local repre­ He repeated Ms intenti<» to ed those parking Iota. Lawyers TakingPart son’s play will be discussed at vote to receive any {Sedge dele­ and Christina M. Rossomano of National M erit SMuUarsMp P ro­ charged with burglary after a sentatives. recommend to the Charter Re­ Sleith said he would cimtact The next meeting of the com­ that tim e. Yale Journal gates. TrumbuU High School. gram finalist, and is listed In former conviction. Weiss called Weinberg’s Idea vision Commission that the Spe­ George Marlow, owner of mie of mittee will be next Thursday “ an exceUent suggestion.” Biu-I Ckib Seout Bake-Off „ . _ „____ _ . . cial,Downtown Taxing District, the lots, to get a feeling for morning at 8 a.m. ^ „ Peter T. Orossi Jr., son of In School Program Daniel Van Vogelpoel was the Mrs. Peter Grossl of 37 RCA Portable TV south Windsor, In South Windsor seventh crime by teaching youth what J^tast held recently for mem- recently elected executive grade students of ’Timothy Ed- the law Is, how It functions, and fathers of Cub Scout o^ntor of the Yale Law Journal wards Middle School are par- the responsibilities to It with B -I. ^® ..A cn. presented; —for Vol. — — R® ta responsible ticlpating In a “Youth and the total goal being to stem the a “Reo*» s t of Show«»,««,- ’ award. fQ^ . issues . No. 7 and 8 for 1972 Law” program sponsored by rising crime rate,” she said. prize for a general and No. 1 through 6 o f 1978. the South Windsor Women’s «. theme In the, contest went to ii* i„ _ luw-nnd venr RtudAnt Club and the Connecticut Bar *^® pete CorneU, second to Steve ^ y®®' How Much Do You Need for Association with the students are Attys. ^ ^ hhuaa ®V®*® *** Frank E. Ahearn, John M. S *^®® ®'^®“ vAi. His note on Student Voting The program will ccmtlnue third. ^ ATvnAr+i/mmAnt n,oa ™iVi. ^ g h May 10 In which som e S lta S iy ^ o H a S ir ” a im : Mshed t a ^ Nov. lOTl I s s u r ^ 446 students are expected to ^ touho™ Theme divlsicn were Steve fha lournal ta»e pw In on hjw, In IM, tram

are. ward Keuhn Edwin A Lass- , n -.mn. where he earned his BA and V^^ a p;te^ W^ ^ven an MA degraes concurrently. He The students meet In small groups during two separate James H. Throwe. and Donald *^d**^^er“ '^ “1uA ^“ *** graduate studies In gov- E. WasWk all from South Wind- ®"»ntant at Harvard University class sessions, and talks are . Proceeds will be used to buy a ^ geared to the grade level, ^®"'^®‘ o «« Arery Beta Kappa and Pi Gamma Mu avoiding lecturing. Students are Cou^ey B. street Bdiool by the troop, Fraternities. A encouraged to ask questions of Rtirns of West Hartford. Ai»,n a^mnnf, « IT. a” *® Hs is married to the former the participating la'wyers. Also, Steihen MacMnnon, ed awards at the regular gootii of South Windsor, Mrs. Carl Zipgel Jr., chair- Bruce Karasik, Charles Grasso, monthly meeting: Ron Perac- ^ the couple reside In New man of the program, said the Dale CSayton, Todd Bordoitaro chio, and Dennis RUey, wdf Havra. aim is to “help fight juvenile and Jay Stein. badges; William Carroll and P MANCHESTER PUBLIC MARKET I - W7 MAM STRECT IN m V «Y H Em OF DOWNTOWN lU II^ ^ (SPECIALS AEE GOOD Ikni SATURDAY, APRIL Mil ALL OUR MEATS ARE U.S.D JV. CHOICE!

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Patricia A. KarveHs, 81, of ^ Secufity Pact 464 Main St, was arreeted last COIN SHOW Appeal Seen (Salary Hikes Sought Somers Decision Irks I Police Report | Six Killed in Washington, KUALA LUMPUR (AP) — * She’ll Donate Kidney night at Treasure City depart­ AUCTION Louis AntoUni, 42, of Bast ment store at the Parkade, Indoaesta and Malaysia signed Hartford, waa emoted yester­ SUNDAY, APRIL 9 OSn Revamp charged with fourth-degree lar­ Victims of Violent Winds a security agreement today and To Save Sister’s Life For State Officials Drug Center Heads day afternoon on charges of op­ ceny. She waa released on a 10 A.M. - 6 P.M. erating a motor velilole whUe VANOOUVBR, .Waril. (AP) — tornado—a rare phenomenon on established a permanent com­ Sons of Italy Hall • Off Main By JOHN A. JOHNSTON cease to perform completely. HARTFORD (AP) — Gov. HARTFORD (AP) — T)ie Judges would get pay raises un. "The time haa come for the Mra. Uooello today, emnment- $160 non-surety bond for court (Herald Reporter) ’Thomas J. Mesklll said today under the influence of Uqiior, appearance April 24. A violent windstorm ttiat laAed the West Coast T ^ National mittee to fight Communist St. at 74 Court St. From November’ until Janu­ General Assrinbly’s Appropria­ der the package which must ped feel­ cal twin, which is uncommon." Meanwhile, two alternative choaen for the 'center ia New al of 76 per cent of the abutting He wee releaaed on a $160 field St. Both cars, damaged in ley. A woman and her two treated at Vancouver’s two hos­ ing, knowing that what I’m do­ ’The first fistula and a second plans are In the making. ’The Hope Manor. It woa to have property ownen, at a puhUc non-surety bond for court ep- the left front, were towed. young children—one a week pitals. ing will save my sister’s life.” one, each on a different arm, federal court has appointed a been tot up In a lO-room colonial hearing; apply to the Zoning pearance April 24 at Maariies- old—llrere killed when their car About the reaction of her sis­ Mrs. Best said, proved ineffec­ special master to draw a plsm houae on Mountain Rd. in Som­ Board of .^ppeala tor a variance ter. was deminch, 13S-pound tarpon, huizen, museum director, said, would correct her condition, but three years and will earn a the aoning laws wfalrii would ble, a pure white walking cat­ a checkup in early November American Youth Hostels and is local office: on display in the ^ m a l room, there will be on-the-scene dem­ fish, showed that he can man­ master’s in June. She lives at the first of Sunday afternoon prevent opening of the center. is one of three recent additions onstrations wlOi live specimens. revealed that the diet wasn’t 41 Olenn Rd., East Hartford. They later wtthdrew tiie requtot euver as well out of as in wat­ doing the Job. trips planned through Novem­ of exhibits, programs, and serv­ Included Will be animals, rep­ er. Mrs. Dolan formerly worked ber. Helmut Beutel of 69 Oak- nottaig they felt the wrtatlng laws ices at Luts Junior Museum. The tiles, and fowl, as well as work At the same time, Mrs. Best f(w a soft drink bottling confipa- were adequate enough to aooom- A photographic service is also sold, her sister wan Informed wood Rd. will be the leader. mounted denisen of the deep was in crafts. ny in East Hartford. She has a The first ride will take the 649-9240 pUoh their purpooe. now available. Parents will be donated by Dr. and Mrs. Rob­ During a "dry run" held last that she would have to have a daughter, Lona, 8; and a son, pedalers to Hartford via Tol­ able to take Polaroid color snap­ transplant. It was found that ert Bray of 4tS0 Woodbridge St. Saturday, Rosy, the museum’s shots of their children’s expres­ Scott, 6. land Tpke. to East Hartford, BUSS TERMITE CONTROL CORE It was caught March 81 last boa constrictor, curled around sions or catch them engaged in Mrs. Dolan’s kidneys were along Connecticut Blvd., and Andover year by Mrs. Marianne Bray off Badenhuizen’s arm and was any number participatory, ac­ functioning at only one-tenth When arranging flowers, soak across the Bulkeley walkway. DIV. BUSS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • ESt. 1882 of capacity, but she was also Islamorada, Fla. touched by some of the young­ tivities. There will a small leaves for several hours before Beutel' said that the main ob­ The Oldest & Largest in Conn. StaiUng this wbek and con­ sters present. "At least they charge to defray the cost of told that it would be a year using them to hrip them retain jective will be to show riders Group Asks GirU’ tinuing every Saturday after- learned that a snake Isn’t film. (Herald photo by Bucel- and a half before they would their ftrnmesS. how to cross the river safely. ' norml of auo lAagua of Women Voters haa . To encourage cmnmunity the 24th, from 8:80 to 6 p.m. NEW YORK (AP) — The 22 advocated a paid aaaeaaor, the Girls participation, both women’s ------Metropolitan Opera wlU have k for 80 lbs. ' town'e tax collector, the town’s groups have made special col­ its first "principal conductor,” defunct charter commiaaton al­ Tennis Misses’ One Size Stretch Bras lection arrangements for the Tourists Spend Much a dekgnatlcn that has not pre- so made the reccounendatlon Minimum support, maximum com­ convenience of the townspeo- viously existed, in James Le- tiresses Our Rag. for a paid asMSMr. fort! Stretch nylon fits 32 to 36. 1.69 ide. Both groups will designate LONDON — More than 6.7 vine, M, The committee, beaded by Prints or various colors. that the money be paid by the uiUllon foreign tourists, 1,6 mil- Levine, who was born in O n -1 ' chairman (Bdward Yeomans, phone company, to the memo- from the United ctanati, was on the conducting I W m M m hopes to hear the oommenta of rial tree fund which is sponsor- States, earned Britain a record staff of the Oeveland Orchestra I •"shrubs. It's granulsr, easy to apply, dust-free and 25% of the puhUo tomorrow night, and 1.99 Girls’ Raincoats ed by the Chamber of Com- M billion In 1970. They made the for six.yearf. He has conducted ,the nitrogen Is from ureaform. 10-6-4 formulation. Cfovers Inform the people of their find­ merce. tourist industry the country’s performances at the Met. = “ “ "1. ft. (86-4052) Double breasted, 2 flap pwkets. 19 ings on the matter. 7to14 ' P< Vinyl and Crinkle Several members of the voter fOurth-Iaigeat earner of foreign IQs aj^ointment begins .with | Fnqr l o a ^ Washable Fortel < and cotton, 7 league have offered the use of currency. the 1978-74 season, to ll. Sandals CRABQRA88 TURFOOD WITH Thera will be a reglstratlan A.Men’s AH Weather Coats 10.99 their homes as drop-off points ' tonight from 7:80 to 9 p.M. at 2.49 through April 24, vrhen the KILLER ^ CRABORA88 BtiratmiM M S the alementary oohod for boys Solids or plaids in 65 % Da- **•• *’ ^ D. Misses’ Raincoats, campaign ends. Homes to be Adorable W/DACTHAL KILLER TUBEROUS BEGONIAS between the ages of IS and 16 styles, all cron 35 % cotton, fully lined. Spedall used are those of: Mrs. Ginny' who wish, to partlc^Mde In the with pants’. Split raglan shoulder. 36-^, R, S, Drizzlers Reg. 14.99-16.99 2.49 to HP MODEL too LOT Gtagras, 24 Watson Rd.; Mrs. Available in tour Boys’ Jackete Solids, L. Oxfords, poplins, brushed vivid colors I Pony Loogue boaeball tearna.*< checks, 2AM Wide or thin strap heded Jean Everett, 18 Hillside Man­ Shop, then 5 9 A ^ other boys who .still wish denims, vinyl wet looks - the new­ or Ave.; Mrs. Darlene Scran­ 95 Modal 148 hydrostatle, 14 hp Prints; sandals with buckle or lacing *3 *7 2 for 98^ to enroll In the little League 4 to 14. .8. B oys’ Slickers OurRog. 1.99 est fashions. 5 to 15,6 to 18, some trim. S to 10. Acces. Dept. ton, 803 Merltae Dr. 198 hgdrostatia, 19 hp can aloo sign up tontghL This sx"*2.88 half sizes. Also: Mrs. Kate Burdick, 42 STOP For7V4 Lbs. For so Lbs. Waterproof shell, canvas ia the last reglstratlQn . which im Valley View Dr.; Mrs. Madeline Moilal 190 4-apood, 19 hp Zip front nylon clre, 6-18. backing. Clicker closure, helmet Amplon ” Special formula contains dac- MIXED GLADIOLI will be tarid for either teama. Men’s & Women’s Dome Turk, 10 Valerie Dr.; Mrs. Ann "S&$BUICK Provides full season control hood. Reg. 3.99 thal to wipe out crabgrass be­ of crabgrass imila it feeds Emphaaize « border or walkway ' Modal 100 4-apoad, 10 hp George Khox, heading the rag- Jr. Boys’ Jackets Panty Hose Letendre, Cottier Dr. and Mrs. fore you see It I Full season latntion, said that laat week’s G irls’ and Nylon Umbrellas $4.99 Penny Stevens, 69 George Dr. your lawni Qentid enough for or grow them for cut fiowersf Nylon cire. Our centrol; covers 2000 sq. (t. new lawns, tool 10-6-4. ln-llne’i engine deefgn. Visible fuel gauge end filler registration was heartiming and water - gag. -a /tyW Men’s Rainhats The VJWC will collect direc­ (85-0136) B ody Suits standard umbrellas in colors for APRIt SHOWnS (86-4082) 10 for 59r jHy.pedded ad|ualabla Easytoeervice. a good number of fatlvrs turned 2.99 J . . 4 4 Plastli; covered poplin in natural women, black for men. Domes in tories from its m^bership at Bring up to offer their aaalatanqa. The or charcoal. DAHLIAS Over SO options and attach 4te6x 71014 L99 many colors and designs. leagues could stlU use fothera n HP TILLER mania. Boys’ Underwear Choose Irom S great colorsi who wlah to offer !>blp Men’s Raincoat in Pouch Misses’ Rain or Shipe Hats Smooth fitting, nude heel and Each Clump produces many blooms capacity to the boys in the 2.99 3.99 toe. 2 sizes, oioice of wanted n J i w u s e d ! APMI SAVINGS $159.95 league, and are urged to come J S 2 - 1 9 Vinyl, fabric or crochet nm The new look of fashion! Zip Tear-proof, heat sealed vinyl, wa­ straw hats, smart styles, riiadea. Ankle or knee hi Why Wait for Mof Rowers? 69^' PER CLUMP w iin ' to tonight’s registration. Sanforized cotton briefe, fronts, some pucker fabrics, terproof. S to XL. • & sooka. Miaaee sheer or Hi ihirU,4-U. wsdi^o. cblors. 1 1.99 tqwque. Reg. 99c 67c Traefor... BICYCLES IT WIU PAY YOU t o PAY P--, ManeheotM' Bvenlng Herald 10' X 10' STEEL R o M y Andover eonespondeut, Ann “_.:3 I8MJ-----.T. . LARGEST SELECTION OF USAVISITNOW! STORAGE BUILDING FTWna, TM. 1|,M-tB47. NEW BICYCLES IN THE VERNON AREA 00 A tfa c h - 3'/z h.p., 4-cyCte Briggs. & Professionally Assembled *175 Stratton engine w/vartical Give tha oaraga’'back to your Stock Market [ earl Galvanized steal; rein­ rewind start. Forward, neu­ SUBURBAN forced sliding doors; gabled tral, and reverse. 16 un­ NBW YORK (AP) — Suataln- I design for extra headroom. breakable tines till up to 8* iijiiiWELDED WIRE ing the upward momentum of (74-1106) deep and 26* wide. (82-1011) i:;:;; FENCING . Wednesday’s aesaton, the stock ViMidH miAet today advanced along a Ladies’ ' ★ sjwniMnH^ rz4*x3a*,80ILi $ 6 3 7 o€ broad front. Trading waa ac­ Waxy Leather BIKI UHEEN 1 0 9 9 tive, The noon Dow Jonea average Sandals NEW 72 BUICK SKYLARK iSf FORD7 H.P. of ao Ittdustriala was up 6A6 at S eyi., autngiatlc, pnwar slaaring, radin, whitewalls, 189“ SUM.*!4»» rz4*z4r,B0ILn>a 069.n. Advances on the New Our p07 bumper pratecter strips, cenyenienM grp., cleL wheel sev­ Idsal lor high Irallle lawns, alh- 2 4 7 ' - ••9. r s 77 PpST ROAD PLAZA 8 HP Istle lltldt,-ele. Covsrs lAOD aq. LAWN & GARDEN TRACTOR York Stock Sxebange led de- en, tinted windthieia, carpeting boat A rear. del. steer- «. (S4-1307) Choke m m eodi 6.99 MAIN STREET. ROUTE 30 Compost glinea by more than 8 to 1. 11 fnn!r!^*i^*****^ Irensmlsslon, up to 5 mph speed, A $auup gain In stock prioea VERNON, CONN. 872-31S9 Bhrsddsr VELVET GREEN Helps keep your kids In tha yard and pete, toot itarting. With op -' D.iaper Sets, Dresses, Creepers Handcrafted styling, leather Galvanized to prevent rusting and walded for long ***!®^™""**' ** '"owe, hauls, spreads, sweeps, Wednesday carriad the Dow in- uppers, new walking heels, l i l GRASS SEBD - Ilia. Eaay to Inauill. (69-8210,11) •prays an^ moral (Model 70,82-200B) duetrlal average to lie Ugbast nailed soles. Sizes 5 to 10. EXPERT REPAIRS Be ecology consolous and All perma press fabrics with hand embroidered designs. Children’s . ON BICYCLES make compost of lesves, light Uk. $ir69 oloBlng level In nearly three Boys* or girls’ sizes 0 to 6,9 to 18 months. Rag. 3.39 In Fairness to CTompetiiton, We Cant Vi* tree prunlnga, com stalks, yeara. In the jwoceaa the blue- and Infants’ O SLk. $7.19 \ MON. Ihni SAT. •nd mors. B8S engine. A oomblnsllon or me iinest aaade GROUND ditp Indloator, which barreled Ladies’ 1:30 AJN.u 9:10 P.M. Quote Prices PabUoly...... Ton • SPRING HOURS # Sandals (82-1468) lor excellent resulti wHh mini­ UME ahead some it .prints, pene­ Of tN THURS. S FRI. (VCNINQ 'til 9 Mnst Cknne In & STee For iTonrselfl See mum carel Covert 780 tq. ft. per 1 |ll 80 lbs. MOH. . TUBS. Stretch Terry Sleep & Playwear Maternity CLOtCO THUR9. AJ«. 'lU 1:30 Larger H.P. Sizes Available. m m . antjiiM trated the 960 level, where It Terry Scuffs S&S Before yon buy or it will cost ns lb. (84-1S01.IB) niuits.|. FBI. BiaadiBa BAIDBOiAY had been turned back three Wide range of styles and colors, all prettily boxed for gifts. Tops and Blouses ••• SHARPENING — both money! Prices good through this weekend only J*99diM times laat month. Sizes 0 to 9,. 10 to 18 months. Rog. 3.99 a 2.44 Caldor J 9 9 lOTARY LAWN MOWER BLADES Analysts said the maritet’a Cushioned Innenolea. Infants' Lew * MOSTAUMODELSftCOLORSTOCmOSEFROM * Our Reg. Price' GRASS SHEARS. ability Wedneaday to break ogt vdiito with red and blue trim, 5 4.99-5.99 ALSO KNIVES, SCISSORS. ETC., AGWAY INC. BUCKIAND ofsthe narrow trading range in to S. Children’f all white or 4.44 Soft aboorbent cotton terry W« honor Charge Cards' * STORE which It had languished for the Overnight white with red blue trim. Nautical looks, layered looks • and other Sixet SVk to 3. "in" fashions. 8 to 18 and S, M, L. in floral prints, or white. Sleeveless Shifts Ladies’ Dusters ALL BICYCLES & REPAIRS S&SBUICK 540 New State Road BUCKLAND, CONN. post alx weeks accounted for Pampers GUARANTEED, ‘hhoiJBsglee<’hFeHeila)wlw»A*-0|wi-abehJDsehr-. much of today’s strength. and A A . ~ tlAMKST„IIIUICaSTa(QiBEm.)MMS71 \ ‘ The galnora Included moll or­ Our t o TRADE-INS ACCEPTED Expanded Hours: Biaor. • tiibs. • mm. Biaadi IBDM. • v n Biaast lAff. ^ Rex SALl THURS. 3.99 O Amis der-retail, farm Imptements, Reg. 1 Manchgsfgr Dusters O KEYS MADE 6 4 3 - S m •7c eM 3 cant thru SAT. eleotraniosr atrilnes, tobacoos, Exit 93, Wilbur Cross Parkway Styles and colors for home, path) Kodel ( 'cotton, permanent building xnaterlala, and druga. Open Late or street wear; permanent prees. preoe. SoUde lace and AU other groups were mixed. Keep bzby dry all niglil. 1145 Tolland Tumpika ■very Night Sizeel0tois,38to4l. embroidery. 10 to U, 42 to 46.

% / < i PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HEI^LD, MANCHEStEft, CONN., THtJRSDAY, APRIL 6, 1972 MANCfiEStER EVENING HERALD,' MAN'CEESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1972 PAGE SEVENTEEN Vernon PubRc Records Couple FRes Dempsey Plans WORLD ALMANAC Plans Made UCoiui Beer Spot House Backs Store Loses •To Leave Post RACTS Meskill W on’t Sign Warranty Deed For Bankruptcy F o r Tower Spring Stock Raymond and Bella Butler to With SNETCO Okayed By Senate Elizabeth B. Masesuo, property ’ 'Ifictor F. and Cynthia A. IMn- Youth Services Coordinator In Hartford The entire summer line of at 67-69 Brookfield S t, convey­ nanunma, 47 Village SI., Rock­ GROTON, Owm. (AP) — For­ r HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — vehicles to begin Jon. i teiUng In Responsibility Search Finance Shift BiU? women’s apparel was taken ance tax $86.78. all vehicles, to be sold in ville, teve filed - ^ ' voluntary mer Gov. John N. Dempsey HARTFORD (AP) — Hart­ University of Connecticut stu­ from Nugent’s store at the Judgment Lies ford Naticnal Corp. will build a nectlcut. A oheckott list Would n y SOL R. (XmiN fice, cut hla Ues with his Man­ p^tiori in banty^ptey in U.S. said today, he would quit a $82,- dents have been granted their ^ (RenUd Reporter) stUl being done on them." HARTFORD (AP) — A blU AgosUneUi’s office control over Parhode, In' sf break reported (The Hautford Tlmea against Sought For Tri-Town Area 500-a-year job with Southern 28-story, $40-million office tow­ be transmitted to the buyer chester ventures and made the AgostlneUl, prominently men­ 'Wednes(lay morning. District Court, 'Hartford. request for a law permitting a with the vehicle. job fuUUme). thM would transfer certain state Purchasing and Contract Peter F. Grady, $117.44, proper­ An appUcatton tqir a grant for ’ New England Telephone Co. at er and ailjacent 1,200-car park­ A test of strength ap- tioned os a possible GOP candi­ No offlotal estimates of the ty at 61 Thmer St. They Usif UabUitles at $4,062 held annually in November and Dog, Image, Smackwater, Too ing garage at Main and Pearl “RathskeUer” on campus. A measure required pnxg pem to be developing In Stevens t cham- them for sure,’’ Dempsey said State Comptroiler Nathan the committee tar fiie re-elec­ legislature. Gov. Thomas J. store emi^yes suggested a $468.81; Ritter Finance Co., Tickets' will be a-vailaJSe at in an interview.'^ egreement that made the con- state Liquor Control Commis­ ages for oil spOU was amended the popular comptroller. oondltl(m. mend and Bella Butler. „> Vernon. pi(Hi is h(xiored at the banquet. the dexH* or may bo purchased i'"v. G. !Agostinelli, elected by tion of Richard Nixon. MeskUl said today. All three funefions now are possible figure nearing $18,000. Itockvllle $616.48 and Stephen The appUcatlon, Paattc said, A trout derby is held each year He denied a published report structl(m possible. sion to issue a “university per­ ^ d sent back to the House. ■AgaiOnelU was an oixwrver Trade Name* Stofan, RockvlUe, $826. The in advance from any member mit” for sale of beer to be The amendment would Unilt we people to his post; and of the debate and action and the Comptroller Nathan O. under finance commissioner Most of the merchandise tak­ Braman-PuUo Inc. doing busi­ will aak for a maximum grant on the ( ^ i i |^ day (tf the fish­ that he was considering a job Hartford National plans to Agostlnelll has • been working largest single creditor is of the Rockville High or Tol­ with the Charles Pfizer, Inc., Daniel Boone was an drunk In the Rathskeller. the bill to damages over |8,ooo ? i j? ® ® Commissioner smile he flashed showed he was Adolf Oarison, MesklU’s right- en was liylon jackets, coats, ness as Automotive Parts Sup- . of $80,000 from the fedeml Law ing season.' land High echoed bands. break ground July 1. Com^ for support of the measure, but hand man. and dresses, police said. OMAC, Wethersfield, $1,667.20. chemical company of Groton. American pioneer who pletion of the project is ex­ The bill was passed on a to show it is "directed not at ^ .S"**®®**’ appointed satisfied with the result. He Driver’s Death I^y at 801 Adams St Ehiforcement Aaalatance Admin­ Any member of the Polish- Elderly Housing MeskUI’s comment indicated he MeskiU. also said it was pos­ The break was discovered istration. Amerlcan Club is eligible to The former Dem(X!ratlc chief blazed the Wilderness Road pected in the fall of 1974—about voice vote With only a few "no” little oil dealers, as 'dppbnente Thonuw MMldll to had bsoked the bill at a public Constructicn started Tuesday through t h e Cumberland of the bill have claimed, but at hearing by the joint committee remains unconvinced it is sible he would veto a bUI on the when the store opened yester­ The iMOJect la siqiported by JoiA the Fish Club. Current of­ executive said he probably will the same time the $30.6 million votes. Blamed on Gun needed. on the town’s fourth housing work for private industry and Giq> of the Appalachian The Senate also voted final the major dealers," said Sen. a R’Aotal oom- on government administration way to his desk that would shift day at 10 a.m. A rear door was the Hockamun Valley Commun­ ficers are: R(d>ert Surdell, pres- Hartford Civic Center opens. The House passed the bill, 89^ the respcnaiblUty of'holding oil- found open, but poUce said they project for the elderly, and the the job most likely "will be - Mountains over which he The building will be con­ approval to a bill that would re­ John D. Prete, coehairmon of ^Uaim jheaded by RepubUoan and policy. NEWINGTON, Conn. (AP) — ity Services Ooiinct,!. The youth idmt; Robert Dzat, vice presi­ first high-rise project for the 66, Wednesday (m a party-line splU bonds from the Secretary found no signs of forced entry. counselor would counsel young dent; Clarence Sucheckl, secre­ al(Hig the same lines, working led settlers into Kentucky, structed by a new corporation quire manufacturers of motor the Environment OomnUttee. BdWta Btaerington recommend- The bill now goes to the Sen­ Tlwmas Forte Jr„ 20, of Weth- town. It is being contracted in with people.’’ The World Almanac re­ •d C»t AgostineU’s elected job ate for action. Should it pass enfleld, original^ thought to vote while AgostlneUi watched of the State’s office to the Oom- AU at the items taken were WEEKEND SPECIAL people In the trl-txywn area and tary; Carl Oraf, treasurer; Mi­ the redevelopment area at set up by Hartford National, from the sideline. mlssi(mer (tf -^vironmentai on dlaptay racks, poUce said, O U n ft OABBY refer them for treatment or chael Rogalus,' chef, and Max Early in 1971, Dempsey calls. Ironically, Boone lost parent company of Hartford '-n AUminatad and that his d»- there, it WMI be sent to the gov­ have bera killed as a result ot Court and Brooklyn Sts. j(ilned SNET as an environmen­ title to most of his best combined with ernor —with Ita eventual out­ a one-car iaccldent Wednesday, The measure would give Protectl(xiu and the fSU and winter lines of counseling on wdtatever their Sadlak, public relations, Naticnal Bank. merchandise were not touched. problem might be, Including library Program The Dwight Co. of Hamden is tal consultant. He has been land through ejection suits The office tower will be a ON A DIET? Carisoo’s finance and oontroi come riding on hlsi signature actually died of a tNillot. wound in chargre of construction and studying the impact of the com­ deroite his previous service f to p ^ e n t, jLgostlnem reacted or veto. In the head, the state’s - chief There was no ransacking or drug abuse. A program. Intended to give to Kentucky. glass, gold-tinted structure out any ot the town administra­ vandalism, police said. SWEETHEART ROSES $1JI8 The appUcatton must be re­ children a sampling of many the C.W. Blakeslee Co. of Bran­ pany’s operati(His and projects planned as a regional financial Don't Read this Ad qulcOdy and to the point. He Agostlnelll, to newsmen yes­ medical examiner reports. Copyright © 1972. " M the prtpooal would be un- Workshops Set tion to consider the budget It viewed by Mayor Frank McCoy different kinds of music, will be ford will put up the shell of the on the environment. He said a \’<-WRpap«T Riuerprive Anan. center, it will Include a movie terday, put the blame square­ Police arrested a passenger dos. eight-story building after the report (ui the study is expected talTito tha oUlsens of the state, ly on Carlson’s, dsportment for in the car, John Oastagna, 29, will ad(q>t sometime before of Vernon and the first select- presented in the junior wing cf theater, shops and a public res­ MAPLE WALNUT On Weiss Budget M ays. ' m an from the other two towns, the Rockville Public Library, foundation is laid. The shell will to be ready in June. taurant on top of the parking th ^ It would remove oheoks his (AgostlnelU’s) InabUity to of Newington, on a charge of Saturday at' 10 a.m. Entitled consist of factory-built Ehiglish After that, Dempsey said he When cutting thin or slippery garage. and that It would place too fulfill a campaign promise. having a weiqxm in a motor ve­ As the now Dem(x:ratic ma­ S d t s i t SwViCR OH ALSO PULL LINE OP THE MOST LUXUIL FMaois Ptldiard of Ellington The -Board of Directors has jority on the Board of Directors "A Music Program,’’ it is rec­ bison wall framing systems. would work (hi "action pro­ material place a table pad, felt mudi power in one ^;^p(4nted He sold, “ I am cnly too well hicle.' He was treated at New lOUS CHOCOLATES IN THE WORLD- ~ and Stoetsner of ThUand. ICE CREAM scheduled' four budget work­ pnmiised to last fall’s munici­ AU Mokes, Now G Used ommended for children in The units are made in Bran­ gram" — like recycllr.x — for Bide up on the table before be­ Rich in butterfat, high in flavor, ofttotal, answerable 'only to the aware of my pledge to Isbuo Britain General Ho^Atal and PLORA-MIR CHOCOLATES GIPT WRAWBD. Of the $80,000, a maximum of shops with Town MAnager Rob­ pal election, both parties will $12,000 would be for the coordi­ Grades 3-6, only. ford and wlU be brought to SNET. Those should be com­ ginning. This keeps the fabric Use evaporated milk instead loaded with walnuts! In half gal­ man who tq^pointed him — the quarterly and, if possible; released by police on $000 bond Tiode G Rentob V ::i! Dlstrlid O^ptalns Rockville reaidy to be set up. pleted by year’s end and he right where you want it, mak­ of fresh milk for ri(dier flavor lons and pints at better nelghbor- go^enwr. monthly reports On the state’s for an appearance In Chouit ert Weiss and various town de­ be invited to all of these ses­ nator’s salary. The federal share ing for accuracy. #■' partment heads between now sions. Hours 4-8 p,m. of the grant is $2^,000 with the Mrs. Jane McCarthy, canvass Once the shell is set up, the will leave SNET then, Dempsey in y(Mir (u-eam sauces. h(X)d stores or at the plant. D(Hi’t Y e^ttday in the House, financial condition.’’ His last Court May 12. chairman for the Venum Can­ Dwight Co. will do the finish said. like Maple? O.K. — We Have 80 Agostlnrtll vron a big victory in report was in December 1971. P i ^ e said file case was still and Al»U 16 to review Weiss’s Paul Buettner Florist, Inc. |i balance to be "in Und" contri­ Other Flavors — Try One, You’ll his test of strength. The House, reCommendsd $17,194,888 town Sot. 9-5 p.Ri. butions from Ole towns of’other cer fund drive, has named 11 work. According to the con­ As tor the future, iDCmpsey AgostinelU said Us efftats to under'Investigatlan. 1122 BURNSIDE AVE.,,EAST HARTPORD | tract, the complex is to be com­ Like It! hy An 89 to, 66 roU caU vote, budget. The arorksbops will all More Rubber Used agencVss, In the form of profes­ district captains to direct the said, "One thing for sure, I will LUTZ JUNIOR MUSEUM issue reports have been thwart­ The car hit a utility pole to the Berlin TVn^pMee OPEN TILL 9 THURSDAYS Vernon Oremge will meet to­ chasing division and publican State Finance Department. about 1:80 a.m. noons, one this Saturday and rubber products used an esti­ Bike Shop coordinator would have a. mast­ ble for aoltcitati(uis in a parti­ AVAILABLE AT BETTER STORES IN ttani office from the jurisdic- one Saturday, April 15. mated 2.7 milUan tong tons of OPEN SUNDAY BIORNINGS er’s degree and five years of ex­ cular section of the town. morrow at 8 p.m. at the Orange "THE CALL OF THE RUNNING TIDE" MANCHESTER, OR AT OUR PLANT. When the Democrats "were in Police first treated the' in­ Hall, Rt. 30 to complete, plans ticn:ot the finance oamndssl(m- After these Information ses­ new ru b h er'in 1971, toiq>lng 257 SPRUCE ST. perience. He would report to ’Those named as captains are; Training Pays Off . . . visit the fantastic reefB an(l islands Dry Ice Also Available at 'the Plant •' .power and Democrat Louis cident as a one-oar fatal acci­ 6 er to the comptroller. sions, the board will meet with­ the chief executives of the three for the public auction and buf­ Gladstone of Bridgeport was dent But suiptclon -was the 1969 record by 100,000 tons. Mrs. William Dickens, Irene fet supper to be held April 22 WASHINGTON — Five con­ of beautiful French Polyneaia ^ Oddly enough, the vote waa towns. Dr.; Mrs. Henry Lachut, Reed struction unions c(HVlucting the comptii^er, the RepuUl- aroused later beoause the starting at 1:30 p.m. at the APRIL 9 — SUNDAY — 2:80 P.M. almost. . strictly al(xig party wxNmds of whtoh Forte appar-.i Block grants are made to the St.; Mrs. Leo B. Flaherty Jr., training programs at 34 Job Unfo, wlta tbe Democrats, join­ cans contioit^y criUciscKd him states by the Law Enforcement Grange Hall. Homemade foods BaUey. Andltwrlam — Manciieater High School Ice Cream Coi. for not issuing regular reports. enity died didn’t seem appro­ Earl St.; Mrs. George FurUsh, will be served from 0:80 to 7 Corps centers have placed ed four Republicans, voting Aaalstanee Administration, and Marjorie Lane; Mra. kUdred They said 0 » t only regidarly- priate to the minimal damage p.m;, following the aucti<». 1,640 disadvantaged - youths in ADMISSION: FREE TO MUSEUM MEMBERS lilMOrpOYQTMQ "Yes’’ and the bulke of Agos- done to the car in the enotdent i$U) Ponnectloiit , Planning Coni- Larson, 8ch(x>l S t; Mira.' Wil­ jobs. This is a 94 per cent place­ tinMll's fellow Republicans Issued reports onild give a mittee-of Crimlnial v/Uhmnistra- The Junior Grange will meet $1.00 for N(Hi-Member Adults At the scene of fiib accident liam Luddecke, Lewis St.; Miss ment rate for those completing 27 WABBEN STBEET* MANCHE8TEB ^ BIMIBB "R a ” , clear indication of the state’s . tion. decides what programs win April 15 Instead of Api;il 8 as $1.00 for Students and Senior Citizens with Gold Cards fiscal picture, arid indicate Mate poUce reported they found Ann Marley, E. Main St.; Mrs. originally scheduled. the latest training classes. In lAci, GOP Assistant Ifinor- a .867-magnum pistol on the be . Allied in the state. Pastlc George ’Tonskl, Hale St., Ext.; 1 ^ Leader Gerald Stevens led whether the state was headed ~ sai<|' this state 'ajkiBhCy supports U biaiy Disptay for a big deficit. seat of the car beside Forte. Mrs. Thomas Sheehan, Bap-' A display (HI the works ot the the fight for defeat of the bill. the regional approach and it had Agostlnelll said to newsmen Newington p(djce said later that been previously determined, lo­ croft Rd.; Mrs. Theodore Ven­ World Meteorological Organiza­ iHe charged It would "be a step Forte hod a bullet wound in the tura, East St, and Mrs. Judy tion, an agency of the United ; backward," and pralaed past yesterday, "As I said repeated­ cally, that such a program ly during my campaign, I be­ rij^t ear and that the bullet Wilte, Regan Hd. Nations, has been set up in tbe Deni(wratlfi admiiilstratians for had remained in his head. He woiM be regionally oriented. lieve the phUic Is entitled to It la expected the apidlcation The campaign will be con­ Edith Peck Room of the Rock­ Idadng the funottons In the fi- woe dead en arrival ai Hart­ wUt be filed under Viemon as it ducted this w e^end. Those ville Public library by the in­ nqnce department, a quarterly accounting. Ideal­ ford HoqiitaL c:j 1 is the largest of the three towns. not home when the solicitor ternational affairs committee of D m oorat David Neidits, on ly, they should be monthly. But, After an autopay^ the medical Headquarters for The deadline tor filing is April calls may mall their contiibu- the Vernon Junior Women’s file .ofiier hand, praised Agoe- I’m stymied. I can't prepare examiner. Dr. EUiott Oroas, Iti.; Itastlc said. tion to Cancer -Crusade in care Club. .tlMdl's ,t‘‘energy" and com- these reports unless I’m given said Forte died of a gunkxA ■, ^ Elect Sunday ~ iof ihe Savings Bonk ot Rock- The display includes weather mefait^. vOni. me comptnAer’e the statlstiCB I need by the fi­ wound to -the bead and brain. The annual pre-seahon meet- vUle. maps, pamphlets, and numerous wUllpgneaa to take on extra nance deportment." .He added there were no out­ mg.of the Pcdlsh American Clti- "Battle 72" the fourth tumual posters demonstrating file af­ dutlaa: (In past administra- He added, .‘T have oiAed sev­ ward Sighs of drugs or alcotahl serib. Fish Club wUl be held Bands in Buttte program spon­ fect of this organization here fionii, th e ' state cOmptroRer er^ times for figures from the present Dr. Oroes said further Sunday at the PAG Glubrooms sored by the Greater Vernon and worldwide. worked part-time at his JoIa finance and control department, examinations will be made lat- Jaycees, wUI be held tomorrow Clq^outsale Agostliielll before he took of­ but have been told w(»k is (Hi 'W llagHt, at 2 p.m. On display are three types of Officers WUI be elected and night at Rockville High School weather instruments donated by rules and regtuhtiona to govern from 7:80 to 11 p.m. WTTC weatherman Charles Bag^ this year’s fish contest will be BUI Coffey of station WPOP ley and the Bendix Oorp. of Bal­ 'adopted. A siKial ho>'r will M- w ill. be the m aster of ceremo- timore, Md. Also available for T * r c s t o t i c GLAMOUR POR low. . nies for the program which will -viewers to take, will be folders BATHROOMS, KITCHENS... 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Fair Exchange The DRY Side Rival Pitchers in Strike BOSTON (AP) Dmek Equal Status Sought Sanderson, who Is sutteriiig from coilltis, an tollamma- X ■ flMi of the inteottae,' is com- o f Sports ByEARLTQfilf muting to. tiw N allem l Hock­ Both Warming Up Again ey Lm «ne 'playaffO firani a if'Plttabuigh repeats'as Na­ Imqpitol bed at Massaclni- For All in Masters tional League and Worid cham­ The latest move came Tues­ BOSTON (AP) — “W« "We tightened up considera- sito was the key man. Without "Both teoma were Just wait- setts General HoepttoL V * By DEAN R. YOST Ne w YORK (AP) — Braves, warning that there Saturday, the day the strike pions It WlU be the first time day night when the owners met Before be returned AUGUSTA. Ga. (AP) colorful event that came out ot feet for yean, was abandoned The second day of the sea­ might not be any basebaU "for started. In 50 yean that a team won Dlsyed our game.” said Bag- ***’'’’’ ”We had Sspoelto, where would they be? w for a towak,” Johnson said. * — the late Robert with the rule^ permitting all a long, long time,!’ the only en­ MUler 'm et Wednesday with in Chicago and reaffirmed their the pennant and Worid Series Y 1 i, -m-it m ***•“ playing very loose on de- "They're a great hockey Wedneeday night after Bee- Cary Player, from apart- illiHiiiiiiUlfiililiillijlli! son arrived today with no ton’s victory over Toronto tour winners to play.” couraging sign was a meeting 18 members of the Orioles at reJecUon of an offer by the and then achieved both tri­ ton Bruins center Phil Es- fanes the last ttoie weeks. This team, tort anythUv can happen. fortunate enough to 8-0 baseball yet but a count of held South Mrica, said to- in the star-spangled field are ■ In addition to various major Dream Comes True Four top flight drivers, Stevens, Lou scheduled here today—time and Brooks Robinson’s house in players that a surplus in the umphs the next. Not sinae the positO. “We played th e way !'*** * S*d*olal i»alse for **1* • Boe^ .****?• '_In>««*»e McKSnzle and Fred Stanfield Eepeirito, who aharee an ad- memben of the Rpder and Joining the drivers will be Jaick Nel­ John Gaherin warming up League BasebaU Players Asso­ tempts to break the walkout. coet-of-Uvlng Increase in retire­ the. trick; Near-misses were the w aited for th e break and goalie ■Oerry Cheevers, who (■John) Bueyk Jumping at added goals to the final period full stature until black men ' has been brewing for sometime Is begin­ Jao^ locker and waa abont walker cup teams, the Masten ning to near reality. Their dream, organ­ son, one of three representatives for again in the bullpen. ciation, and Gaherln, represent­ " ’There’s a fine point in labor ment benefits. Milwaukee Braves in 1967 dnd then put it in th e net. turned aside 27 shots to zacord- P«Vto at Ms agel Ho s worse f^p oio Bruins. along with whites are walk- =“®®*®"'* Holley Carburetors in the UhUed States. The owners have offered to to . board toe team boa tor izing and promoting an 80-lap open com -. Tile players’ walkout, which ing the 24 club owners. laws and he’s gone way over­ 1968 (The Braves led (he New To be more Mwcific, the the riiufout Johnson said ‘***“ * huwb»d ywu* ... .v „ , * ' National’s Rut there are no black men— Nelson will be on hand to discuss com­ bcost their yearly pension con­ Bruins waited for the break, cheevers' would be to anal be’s runntog at the Boston Injured play- a motolt petition stock car show, known as A e began Saturday and caused an Richards said the owners board," MUler said. "His at­ York Yankees, three games to fairtraj^ not just U cad- just as there have been no tj,e preceding Masten, the- t mon problems plus how to gst better early end to spring training, aren’t against the players but tributions of $8.4 million by one, before losing) and thb Bt. but Bepoglto put it to the. net. again tonight as the sories con- f Sanderaon: “Theoe gnya "Spring Sizzler", is coming up on Sun­ tempts to break the strike have get on a bus, I get on an am- dies but as competitors. black men, except caddies and XJR. Open and the performance out of your present set-up. forced postponement of are "fed up" with -Miller and been as a representaUve of $490,006—with all of the in­ Louis Cards in IM . (’The Cards Twice. Hurt gave Boston a 3-0 ttoues here. r o t almost two periods both Derek Sanderson, Carol Vad- day, April 16. bnlanoe.” •T don’t want to create a con- locker room walten, atoce the’ t<» elriit of the U.S. Amateur, The trio secured Stafford Speedway’s A veteran of auto racing although never Wednesday’s scheduled opener "simply aren’t g- scorer, took a pass from Wayne bruised ankle, received an ex­ black playen Increasing on the against black campeUton, say- T * " !" the richest modified race ever 'to be in the tfpener at their best^- ^_Ktog Ctonop, tiie 88-year-old Cashman from the corner and tra rest when he was given a an army oot.” staged in New England racing history. Anne flower; Stafford’s loveable clown, Friday—PhUadelidiia at St. the BalUmore Orioles. Weaver "ActuaUy," he said, "the bers of the Chicago White Sebx the year around as long iw he tour I think It is a ihame that tog, "We will welcome a Negro ’"'*’*®** r*®*' toere are 17. Louis and the Chicago Cubs at seven quartetftoal {dayotfs. Tonsito coach, agreed with the fc,at Toronto goirtie Jacques lOrmtoute misconduct. Sand- Espoolto: “Yon go home to Tlie Sizzler will start S8 ceua, two rows Seymour plus Sizzler promoters. had said that 21 of ids 26 play­ vote was 16-4 that we would be worked out in White Sox Park remains wltii the chib. *Susie Atwood New Pittsburgh Mangier BUI Celtic Loss black man may qualify.” "As a former champion, I Palmer cmd putting whiz Bill at Daytona during the Permatex 800. He Virdoh runs the same type 'Flayer ie one of 88 ot the tried to get other former ebam- Ceeper. was running a strong fifth before the camp Danny Murtaugli bad. “It worid’e top Itoofeesianal and plons to Join me to inviting Lee The defending champion, battery fell out of bis absolute box-like SetsRecord was pretty successful,'! Vlrdon Blaine Taken T amateur golfers teeing off to- Elder. Then I discovered that Charles Coody, is an outsider at said, “ so I decided not to midee day to the 86th eiUtion o f the this invitation category, to ef- 20-1. 1963 Chevy. This post season at Daytona any changes." Murtaugh has X he finished 10th in a Ford, running 118 In AAU Swim been a regular around the Pi­ B y Havlicek out of 120 laps. rate camp in his "nititeinent.’’ Presently CbariaM owns and operates ■DALLAS (AP) — Susie At­ He’ll come out for one gam6, BOSTOK (AP) • —To the sur­ Ydiith Prevails FEED DeBABRO BENE CHABLAND a speed sh(^ In Agawam, Mass., and is wood knows she can’t qualify the annual All-Star gome prise of many, John BavUeek NCAA Files Suit “ U O U N m Y CLUB a New England distributor for both for the 1972 Olympic ’Trials by he'll lead the National League has ptanran that he is. Indeed, The "aging” teachers fell Hons. Oates to the speedway open up at Frankland rear ends and Goodyear winning at the National AAU in Atlanta. human. , Following are the starting KANSAS CITY (AP) — A $285,763.80 damage suit, pray to the hustling stadents 10 a.m. with warm-ups scheduled at Tires. Short Course Swimming Cliam- Havlicek, the captain o f the times and pairings tor Satur- second of its kind in recent weeks, has been filbd by the last night at Manchester noon. The pits to the half-mile track will The well-liked Ray MUler, chauffeur pionshlps, but she doesn’ t want "My Dad took so much time iBoeton Celtics wbo averaged day’s Four Ball Best Ball National C!ollegiate Athletic Association against the HIgb’e annnal student-faculty open at ei^t. of the Immaculate Meyers and Sweat- to take any chances. off for the playoffs and W pM 27.0 prints during the regular m ^_^® nt at the Manchester American Basketball Association and Jim McDaniels, basketball game at the Known as Ink Incorporated, the trio land machines, started racing in 1968 at Series last faU that Ite's been -Nattonal BasketbaU A ssocto^ country <3iub which WlU offi- former AU-American at Western Kentucky. Olariie Arena, 61-60. has received entries from 26 past and the Plalnvllle Stadium, but switched to "You don’t get up quite as unable to get away fo ootne to season and more than 80 prints atmaim. The action was filed Wednez------Senior hoopster John Her- present track champions, plus five na­ NASCAR in 1966. kflUer' has won only much for this one,” Miss At­ spring training ^JUs spring,” a ganie during the first three *>‘“1^ ®tort ttie season. ^ ^ District Court to die led the student attack one feature at Stafford, but has always wood said before she kicked off toto an oral or written agree­ with 14 prints followed by tional champions, Buga Stevens, Ernie Stove Blaao said ot his tatber. playoff eontests, scared only 14 g.gg oiekslosu (7), FUioramo (U ), Louisville, B y. It a lto named ment to play to the ABA or been a consistent finisher. Wednesday night’s finals with Tuesday agatost AUairta, The Uqora Mike Mlatretta and Rick Gahan, Fred DeSarro and Jerry Cook In Tho latter is • plumber in Falls (13), the ABA Chroltoa Cougars, Ath­ with an ABA team. the modified ranks, Rene Charlahd in an American record perform­ VUlage< result was - that the Hawks letes Advisory Group, Inc., and Klenuui with nine markers the Sportsman Division. F sces in the Crowd ance of 2:04.01 in the women’s chalked up a ' 112-110 victory [etc (13), Norman Blass, one of the advi­ McDaniels was the etar to each. Weetem Kentucky’s third-place Jim Balesano, local fbotbaU, basket­ 200-3rard backstroke. When Dock Ellis posted 19 and evened at two games ______I). Fieri (U). sory group’s agents, as defend­ The faculty’e Boss Kee­ Lebanon Valley’s current track cham­ finiah in the 1971 NCAA basket- pion, Butch Jelly, a n d the All-Star ball and baseball standout at Manches­ "This is still a pretty impor­ victories laist season with Pitts­ ajdece the best-of-seven East- (im^^^nw Lomba (13), ants. ney, Phil Hyde, Craig PhU- burgh it marked the moot wins erh Conference semifinals. Turner dlJfstuek (17). The suit Is designed to halt bcUl championship tournament. Ups and Doug Pearson con- League titleholder Lou Lazzaro both ter High, now attending ’Trinity College, tant meet though," said Miss Han­ have entered. Gene Bergln, coming off is In .floirida with the varsity basebedi . Atwood, who swims for the by a Pirate pitcher since the “ You can ptopotat tMs loss to what the NCAA regards as se- The NCAA said its tovestlga- trilmtod nine tallies apiece. two impressive runs in the South, includ­ tealn. Balesano, a freshman, was. the Lakewood Aquatic Club, Calif. I960 season when Vem Law me,” ' HavUcek said.' "I couldn’t 7.44 ^enovtofflS), Qonk^ ds). cret signings by the ABA of tlon showed that McDaniels This was the first time to do a thing. I threw the ball Ab> recent history the students ing a second place finish at Hickory, only freshman player to make the sfuing "Everybody wants to do well won 20 games. r^ C u rtii (W**rSaejr*ftfe, H. Gar- *<>Uege players ■with remaining signed an undated agency con training Jaunt with the varsity. f!at«iu.y here to show they have a away, didn’t make abots I dU (14), Hclitoerty (M).' eliglbUty. It asks $186,768.80 ac- tract to October 1970 to play In have defeated the teachers. N.C., behind winner Richie Evans, will 7:66 misiixer (6), R l^tt tual damages anil $100,000 ex- the ABA and a five-year, $900,- be driving the new Dick Armstrong own­ Jack HoUk, another local performer at chance to make the Olympic Joel Chadys, son of Zeko should have and did some ^^7^ Tiisiriftoato'IL lK a v T dumb thtoge on defense, g.03 Ooraon (6), Wttera emplary damages. 000 contract with Oxigars own­ ed, Hop Harrington prepared Pinto. MHS, mcde the trip but pcdd his own team.” Chadys, long-time popular bss- ketbaU official from New There’s not too much you can The NCAA filed similar ac­ er Theodore J. Munchak in No­ Little Guy Stars The winner of the Sizzler will be guar­ expenses. Miss Atwood, who holds the I Haven, is the asalstant director say that I did to help.” (32). ^ tion Feb. 28 agatost the ABA vember, 1970. DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — Hank anteed $1,700 for his efforts, plus as an (AP photo) world record in the 200-meter and former VUlanova AU-Amer- McDaniels signed an undated Mike Mistretta, outstanding football of public relations with PUto- wSi?erJl«. Iba searches for the big men added incentive, the leader of each of REMEBIBER WHEN? — There won’t be any action like this today on the backstroke, shared the spotlight burgh. The top PR Pirate post ever, refused to blame the de- g:S3 Banun|A ______~ (13), lean Howard Porter. -Both suits employment agreement with the 80-lape'will receive $10 a circuit. and basketball jriayer for MancbestM' major league baseball scene due to the players’ strike. This action took place last with Inidiana’s Mark Spitz, who (*P photo) the ABA and $26,000 cash was for his U.S. Oljimpic squad, High, wiU be heading to Trinity College is held by BUl OuUfoUe, wbo feat on HavUcek. Ha was less ® ^___ -(8)r pm ent (13), ®®** ***®* *** ordered to It’s possible that the winner can walk April 7 when Washington’s Mike Epstein wag taggfkl out by Oakland catcher kept the record keepers busy learned the trade under Bob FLYII^G STICKS — Chicago goaUe Tony Esposito is knocked off his feet as than pleased with the referee- (U),'Jeco^it (19). ' announce names of crilege ath- paid "to or for defendant However, It was a little fellow’s in the fall. by lowering his own standard away from Stafford with as much as Dave Duncan at home plate in traditional opener at Washington. iEilahel of the Yankees. Pittsbuivh^s Ron Leiter moves toward goal. Hawk defenseman Bill White and Ing. . KjTOch“ (ffi**l»vM iirW *®*®® remaining euigiblity McDaniels the NCAA pjgy that caught his eye to the $2,760 in contingency mcaiey. in the 100-yard butterfly. center Cnris Bordeleau move in to stop advance in NHL playoff game in Boston. "How can John posslUy *10 n(!44 (8), Teats (10), BUn- within 34 hours after entering charged. Jim DeWltt will be the new Manches­ ______College All-Star basketball Offered is a reduction in price via, tick­ Spitz won in 48.76, a shade Pirates’ Press Guide features anything when he on^ "Siisilo«, (13). ------game. ter Community Ccdlege basebaU coach under his 48.77 set last year. ets bought through the mail. Otherwise Business as Usual in Front Office on the front cover Steve Blssa’ three free throws and Jo Jo LombaidoOe), MaCauiim UB). ^ , "He’s a hustler, he keeps the full amount will be charged on race this season. DeWltt, a graduate of the -Although Spitz and Miss At­ leap for Joy after he retired Four Fights and 80 Minutes in Penalties White doesn’t get to the hne University of Connecticut, was a full­ wood scored convincing vic- moving. He may dribble a little day. A capcudty crowd of more than 8,- Merv Rettenmund of Baltimore once," Hetoeofait a®***- 9;b6 mordon u ), Levltow (13), ABA’s MVP Award bit, but he releases the ball,” back for the Htiskles and recently serv-. 'tories in their specialties, there Msm.rich winds Whrien (16). p..BdwMdB (31)._ . OOO Is expected for this championship for the final out in game no. 7 And yet Pete Maravlch wl^ (9). Iba said of Star of Stars Bill show. ed two years as assistant footbaU coach Fenway Park Diamond Ready were some tight races. which gave the Bucs the 1971 up with 20 free throws, Just tw o sates US), Angell (39). S h e p e r d . at RoclnrlUe High, 1®®® frfian our entire rsnm Kieriian (9), 01JUva (U ), V. Drive Prooiotibiis Brian Job at Santa Clara and World Series. Rhubarbs Mark NHL Action less than Beitono. Mark Chatfield at Southern Cal­ made. 9:______Garnered by Gilmore With the Spring Sizzler fast approach­ Center Billiards, perennial town slow- But 30,000 Fims Disappointed rjtikt can’t BeUew thatjre Ho ing. Larry’s Auto Supply on Rt. 6 in ifornia finish^ in a dead heat (Two thowtohd paid Is the HW NEW" Y(HIK :■ (AP-)' -*“ ■ Montreal, at. New York, Pitts- Ih addltton fo 'the' O’Brien- pltoh softbau powerhouse, wlU play un­ with times of 67.60 in the 100- were any more physical than (Sarthr (13), Uoriina (16), C!aer NEW YORK (AP) — The American Basketball Asso- ■ j g South Windsor Is assisting In promoting der a new name this season, Groman’s erage crowd for Giapptrait 'Thfe Stenlbv Cun hockev toirgh at Chicago, at. Ixxils at Blgers brawl, the other scraps BOSTON (AP) — 'The reported for work. However, AU are hopeful of an earty 1’“ ’^ breaststroke with Job win- League exhlMtfon games In the Hawks were.,, They * torit ® a 9:40-8. Fergusoa (6), Wadas — -— (U ), (Nation’sation’s Most Valuable Player is not totally satisfied ■ J g a ‘Meet The Driver’ type day Saturday Sport Shop. PlayerCoach Steve Me- . playoffs have Sterted. ^ ^ tovolved Garry Unger, 8t. Florida, which la leas timii In ton» ^ of 40 free throw , to 22 for and Simday at the Rt. 6 location. Adam is stUl in charge of the team- ticket office was open and *ish®*®. extra grouijd crew ‘'Play BaU" cai). If they don’t "*"8^ ^ l*oto finish, have the rhubarbs. Glbbe, kOn- for the playing fidd was r^ dy, ’"'erirers, various attenduits hear it soon, they could be in JZelmo Beaty of 8:00 - 11 a.m., Tuee., Gibson, shortstop Dal MaxvUle Dean Prentice paced. baUots to ' voting by sports Thurs. and Sat. Instruc­ went on as usual in the front ’ ^ _ Scoring Was Bonus hy Suh and outfielder Lou Brook. Ts»ii« went at, each other to a “■I thought *t was a good ***® turned oh for this one. It was a 3; Utah; forwards WllUe Wise of Postponed for Redleg Fans offices, but even they had sort Red Sox and Tigers have fierce to^*as toe korth Stars caU," iwmtered Coach Suy tough game. It you don’t b^ writers and iqtortscasters to toe Utah and JuUus Ervtog of Vir­ tor Mr. Wong, 26 UUey 11 ABA cltlee. He finished far St., Manchester, Conn. of an emptiness. ^ *^te in the sdiedule "If Kick Fusarl can win. in blanked toe Blues 8-0. Reay of the Hawks. "It was a *»®<* out be- yourself, you dont ginia and guards Ralfto Simp­ 'Hi®. «. with games idanned for tough skating game, I guess the gf*®® of m^ial curvature. ^ wlimtog It.” “loTsV ahead of teammate Dan Issel, son of Denver and CSiarUe Scott CINCINNATI (AP) — give Reds manager Sparky An- er for the Greater Cincinnati Triple A, he’n be back with Ih toe other two openers, r Saturday and Bun^. How- there was no fighting, but plen­ Stanley Chp playoffo have Three other player, also had i'TbiS who had seven votes. ot Virginia. For 52 years the Findlay densm a basket of fruit and Area Chamber of Commercor Colonels Check Spin us,” Frank Luechesi of Phila- ■ ■ - ...... ■ FtUorsmo (33). ^ ^ 8ox«m^matteied delphla said of tlie New Britain ty of fast skating and Gilmore aold he. was “heq^y Market Association has general manager Bob Howsam said the opener annuaUy . means was a dud. The team lost a pot everywhere with Tm iIb Ann. (6). Phelan with my scoring . . . but I could a new flag to fly over Riv­ hnrler. "It’s a Mg Jump from checking. The New .... Andreolt (21). paraded to the ball park $848,000 to the economy of Cin­ VeSSetaTiloiSto Ranger* shaded the Montreal ahaU m.._Butier have learned bow to msmeuver for the “opening day” of erfront Stadium. cinnati, counting the salaries of ^ U d n g ^ ^ also were hit in Moret In Puerto Rico, ^ e rs OAts A to the m ajor foaffUM Ueegan(16), Frank (3S). O'ReB- cloeer to toe basket and use my for a pitcher. I think he> nAeda r«nnniUiiiia 8-2 and toe Boston tsl of 80 minu(es to penalties ^fic Hadfield also scored two played to Boston Wednesday, 11:36 mUu (7). Botin ( ^ baseball, and for 85 years “We’ve been prepared for those who service the 61,000 . . at home throughout the United W ith Hunter Starring Toronto marked Mtonesota’s win over goals to leadtog New York over ly (16), D. J. McChtrthy (38). _ weight, wbsrt Uttle I' have,” for months,” said Lathrop. ‘ ’It*s Just one more year of season­ Brains shut out toe 11:83 Ifoxcrte Cfi. DayU (18). (1 Bdore You Buy persons adio hold Ucketa. ’Ihe IV ^ in the Bos- S t iM u tM , the fifth Staidey Cup (Montreal. £Qs second, which more rebounds. the show has been run by just too bad it didn’t come off. ly, many players, like thoee on ^ area. ing. That’s why we sent him Majde Leafs.6-0. ot. twuw, «« »*»»*• .a a • J Gljdlo (IsrD 'A m ato (38). Chester A. Lathrop. figure does not include the cost UNIOI'DALE, N.Y. (AP) — The Kentucky C!oIoneIs The same clubs play the sec- ehutout for the North Stars’ proved to be the wtoner, came OFd. A'W aiteCL fl:» miMO (8). ^faen (U), OUmore was toe league’s Tlje weather was beautiful." Ho .AI v I « a X r ^ r. _ ___ 1 . *1 - T out to Eugene in the Pacific Anderaon (15), Weunan (36). of tickets or money spent at the ond game in their best-ot-T veteran 43-yeai>old goalie, with seven minutes remaining Alternates: Leone, Peck, Stephens. ’This year Lathrop took the added that the ceremonies wlU jMtarty PatUn, a veteran look like the Kentucky Colonels again. For a while, Les Coast League.” Andy Bemliilck best regular-season rebounder Fertilizer Anywhere, stadium. aeries at toe same sites tonight, Gump W«a*ley. to toe gome. with an average of 17.8 vdille day off anyway but spent it in be held whenever opening day April 16, the flret srix^ed pay acquired from MU- HunterT wasn’t —( sure. .1. — manage Eugme this O n Ge.n e Littler Kramer said food, including' day. waukee in a 10-player deal last ” 1 was codeemed the way we ug,.. said simon, who scored 12 finishing lOto to scoring with a his backyard planting to­ is rescheduled after the strike. restaurants, normaUy brings in Aodeiuit Elevfrted matoes. SAN DOOGO, Oallt. (AP) 23.0 average. "I’m a Uttle sad," he said, "I $250,000; another $178,000 goes PROVXDENCE (AP) — Mike Wednesday’s opener between think the fans mig^t be a Uttle Jim Bunnirig, who autiiored a G olfer Gene UtUer wlU remain WhUe unhappy witl^ his com- Seve By Helping for entertainment, shRick Barry Limestone .79 ■49 ‘iBut it was interesting,” he game against the underdog become a epectator." Angeles with three dates with „ _® » ®.i,t Hrien Tierney 176, Barbara to toe boqpital until then. of toe New Yoric Nets. Issel It was Hadfleld’s Ohout that "Bobby dldn t see me, eato 318400, Rosemary Lelte The apokasman said Uttler East Windsor at Coventry (Conklin) 50 Lb. Bag BALTIMORE (AP) — A group of men who play .a said. “ Some of them came Tryouts for Little League baseball in Manchester Netb- "H iey were ready to be tak- these teams luring better than alerted Rousseau to hla preo- HOdfield; "but he heard me polled 40 first-team votes and down regardleM and had an will begin Saturday, April 8 at 9 a,m. at Buckley Irl the only other ABA idayotf ®»>” added Barry, pointing to a 66,000 paid per game. 188, Harriet Coons 460. was to iatlatactory condition. 8ATDBDAY 93 prtnts. Barry took 84 first- SPBOUl, PBIOEB ON LABOE IRIANTITIEU child’s game for a living sat around discussing their ence at the right corner of the yeUed pretty good.” ___ _ The golfer won the U.S. <>pen B s s e h a ll strike over a pension fund. ------— ;—:inning day party. They were Schoid for the National League^ Waddell School for game Wednesday night, the de- puUeid' them Mbntraal net Wednesday night Gilbert had tapped defenae- team votes for 86 points and determined to ' celebrate open Lindsay Nelson, chief play- BOmCHANTS—--Reggie Tom- to 1001 and has earned more St. Bernard vs. East Catholic, Eighteen members of the hardly could be compared with fending champion Utah Stars within lOA-98 with less than five and sat up toe winning goal to man J.C. Tkemblay^i stick and ihg day whether it happened or the American League and Verplanck School for the beat the Dallas Chaparrals 96- nUnutes to go. "Three times I by-play announcer of the New toe Rangers’ 8-2 victory over Rousseau Jumped on the puck. ttosgn 162-806, Rich Manir 186, than $800,000 to an 18-y«ar pro- Mt. Nebo 1 Baltimore Orioles, a dominant Miss ’Tajdor. not. International League. York Mets, reports that sur­ Stove Laurettt 188-882, Al Helm foeeion^ career that niay have Manchester C.C. vs. Matta- force in baseball for the i>ast Some Orioles wondered aloud 89 and took a 3-0 edge Ih their bad the chance to make the toe *vmhuws to U»® 0I>®n**W He didn’t have a whole lot «* •«■ tuck C.C., Waterbury 10 "It hurt," he said, “but I West set. That series resumes abot - • • but I didn’t." veys taken over the years been ended hy the aurgery. six years, had Just been why they were getting a bad S L eM toelr National Hort»? time to *>®rtde what to do with 481, Bunny Goodmen 668, .guess we’U come back." Boys 9 to 12 years of age who have not alreaj^ Friday night In Dallas. Zelmo Beaty, one of the "old riiowed that 70 per cent of the League Stanley Cup quarler-fi- it but HadfieM’s healthy lungs brought up to date by Marvin press. One was Jim Palmer, a Francis L. Dale, Reds presi­ Met fans resided on Long Is­ MUler, executive director of the 26-yeaiMdd pitcher who five signed up should do so then. All new sign-ups shduld Ih u re d a y 's gam es' include ?J®"”, "®®*'®‘* nal ptaynff aeries. . helped him make up his mihd. W am akesure dent,-said at a news conference Virginia at the Floridians In the “ points to help the Stars down land. "tt will really be v*W‘ There were Just over seven "What do you hsveT Mayhe a Major League BasebaU Players years ago objected to being as- bring a birth certificate and must be accompanied by teresttog to see what hi^ipeiis the owners were adamant in BaM semifinals and Indiana mtoutas left to play and the oa- fraoUon of a aecond," aold Asimlatlon. signed to the minor leagues their Opposition to the Major a parent. when the Yankees move into your furnace is fed on schedule. Now, as they lounged in recovering from a sore vlsltiag Denver In the West. regene- paolty crowd of 17,260 waa bo- Bouiseau. “I *»••**„ * League Baseball Players Asso­ In the National Basketball when ,the playoffs start," Shea Stadium for the 1078 and ginning to think the (^pener to didn’t know It waa Vto hut J EXTRA SAVINGS!... EXTRA SERVICE!... Bnx* Robinson’s famUy room because he would lose ciation demand for a 17 per Other tryout dates will be Sunday, April 9, Satur­ ’74 seasons,” he said. Assoctation, It’s BaltimoVe at Tulpped Beaty, who played 48 tola bast of seven sories'mlght knew.oomebody was th«*.’^ ■® ' — lined with the many awards time in the pension plan, With our Heating Oil Service Contract, your cent Increase in pensions. day, April 15 and Sunday, April 16. Boys 9 to 12 years, New York In an Eastern Oon- >“**jutos and had 14 rebounds stret* hrto a suddsn death Rousseau threw the puck to and mementoes of the AU-8tar "We got the bad press,-^ but ‘“The fans deserve to know EXTRA SATISFACTION!.. EXTRA CHOICE! furnace is programmed to degree days so of;age not already on a Little League team must reg­ ference isemlfinal 'eeries and !^th his high point total. overtime when Hadfield slipped front and Hadfield Jammed It that it’s always well fed, automatically. third baseman — they ex- the reasmi was unfounded," what is happening to their Golden State visiting Mil- "When a si-year-old can go 48 Bowling Into his favorite mot at the cor^ past Dryden tot the wimMr- chained ideas with the news Palmer said. "We were blamed game/’ he said. "We (the own- ister to play in the Little League, Farm League or- waukee to Weetem action. mlnutoa, that’s better than a 48- nor of tho net *^f«nk MahovUoh, who set a Your whole heating system will be kept media in a give-and-take ses- for ruining the game. Now It's : ers) want most of all to play Rookie League. Every boy who tries out will play in Walt Blmcn, another reserve y«6i>old going 81 mtoutee.” HOME ENOINBBBS — Lu ‘'Taah, I try to e"»sk m there playoif 8C«atog record a y*y clean and tuned-up to function at peak ef­ ■ion. the owners’ fault. The only Is- the season. We wlU attempt to to a hero’s role for Kentucky, “I don’t see how Zelmo does Gustafson 197-686, Martha every so often," winked Had- ago when toe Canadlena itna ficiency, and that means you save money. (me of the leagues this -year. Montony 190-202-6M, Phyllis ’Ths players presented a solid **>0 io their attitude rebound part pry- In Ameifoa ui unreasonable.’’ while Miss Casals has 64. They Richey, 88. ^ " thu was a must game for Oiaps ^ «« Kahn 486, Altoe Wyaookl lU- 184-816, Betty Lou Jacimon 184. to take his place.” **®"’

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/ PAGB.'EWENTY' MANCOT3STER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CO»fN., THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1972

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New banquet 1888 360 OC SUZUKI, regteter- Hartford downtown dental Happy Birthday - , - e IfWitIfWtt MIA, fa. Till lit. MA Nt'm' ceUent traaspcurtatlon, poor WILL, STRIP and wax flOMs specialty offlco. Opportunity to hall, alr^ondlttoiied, carpeted, looks. Needs new trunk. 8200. ed end tunning. 8375. (Phone for hmnes or busthess. Phone J. P ijBSWIS A SON, custom On Your 17th decorating, interior and ex­ leam ' dental asaisUng, fiixpeii- Happy Birthday “I figured you'd be mad ahvway, When you eaW\ fuU bar, U tchm focUiUes. Phone 8494778. 648-7860. John Griants, 873-6874 eve­ terior, papeihanging, fully In­ ence in some bookkeeping pre­ TIM the c a r !" B.T.O.B. weddings, banquets, nings. BILL CARLSO N Love, atags, aU social functions. Ca­ 1968 THUNDERBIRD, Landau sured. For free estimates, caU ferable, enjoyalUe office en­ MENI-BOKE frame, good oondl- Mom, Dad, Ron, Joanne, z . terers avallahie. Hie Colony 82,000 mUes, excellent condi­ 849-9058. If no answer 643-6902. vironment and diversified (Dad & Grandpa) tion. 820. Phene 646-8268. REWEAVING of burns, moth- duties, benefits avaUable. CaU Rill and Missy, too Room (formerly Te Olde tion, must be seen. 2804214 af­ holes, sippers repaired. Wto* MR. ABERNATHY ______OT ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY ter 6:80. CEILING specialist — expert 822-93U. Love, Meeting HaM), OMony Shops, 1979 BSA, 680 Firebird, excel­ dow shades made to measure, woriunanshlp. One celling or ^ NOT FROAA ^ THATONE19 RE SB5VED South Windsor, Conn. 286-8881, lent running condition, $1,100. aU stee Venetian blinds. Keys aU your ceilings repaired and FULL or part-time, snack bar Joan, Bob, Debbie, Congratulations WINTHROP 821-0041. ANTIQUE CARS — Two 1989 made while you wait. Tape re­ I'/IAGOiNeiDGETA THAT EXCLUSIVELY FOR AAR. ABERNATHY. BY DICK CAVAU.I Buloks, resUarable condition, CaU 648-7170. painted. Also interior painting attendant, minimum age 21. Patti, Janice, Flo, JOANNE DRINK OF VNATER. WATER COOLER, corders for rent. Mariow*s, 887 and wallpapering. Call 289- Apply at Tallwood Country $880. OaU 8494881. Main S t, 6494281. Bill, Steve, Mary, John, Love, (^ S T U P ID ! WE1?£BEIK1S UsIVADBD SOM E lT.' BEUEVEME. FOR SALE — One plot of 4 RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore, Yvonne, Susie, Julie, Bill and Missy Too m graves at Rose BUI Memorial 1276. Interior, exterior, painting, WATTRESSEIB — 21 or over. FOR YOUR motorcycle Insur­ Maytag. ReasonaUe rates. paper hanging. Free esti- CoU 648-9731. JR. ■ Y ~ '(beautiful setting). OaU 1-287- ance caU the Crockett Agen­ 1670 VGUCSWAGEN sedan, ex- Owner of Pike Coin Wash and . mates. Call after 8 p.m., 643- 4048 after 6 p.m. cy. Aok for asetty Turner, 848- Congratulations cellent condition, $1,896 firm. Dry a e a i^ , 278 West Middle 2804. WOMAN to do pleasant tele­ OWfNBCTFOUT and Federal 648-4020. 1677. Turnpike,' next to Stop and phone work from home, part Happy Birthday On The Triplets Income tax retuMs prepared Shop. 648-4918, 648-9789. INSIDE—outside painting. Spe­ or fuU-tlme basis. ExceUent 1870 .CHEVROLET Kingswood COMPETITION Qrole Acces­ by BUI Sheridan. 742-9287 af­ cial rates tar people over 65. hourly income cai commiselon LINDA ROM EO & JULIET wagon, tinted glass, 2-way sories for trail and motocross CELLARS, attios and garages ter 8 p.m. for sppotatmmL OaU m y competitors, then caU basis. Write Box C, Manriies- A-b power gate, automatic, |2,4B0. riders. Tlrss studded. 181 Pine cleaned, very reasonable rates Love, street, rear, Manchester, me. Estimates given. 640-7868. ter Herald. The Kage TAX returns pad «U your book­ 046-2677. or will buy or take antiques or ’ . 1 Hours dally 8-9 p.m ., Saturday merchandise in trade. CaU 644- Mom and Diane ByZZ SAWYER keeping ohoras done prcfM- WALLPAPE» hanging, done WOMEN-OIRLB — earn extra BY ROY CRANE 1881 OUDSMOBILB F88, V8, 104 p.m. 0209. W3A’ '• •tonally. Tour home or mine. profeesionaUy. Neat, dean money, have fun, meet people, Happy Birthday AH, ME' ALBERT AHP ALBERTA'S X EOTCMA BREAKFASE r wnii ■/ i.nm n -€?• power steering, good Uies Job. No painting. CaU 648-3088 make your own hours. Free RoasonsMe rates. Call 648- with two studded, snow Urea, HONDA 860, .1971,. exceUent LIGHT trucking, cellar and at­ Happy Birthday BOOM-BOOM DAY OFF. I ’LL HAVE TO i ' UNKS. y DELIGHTFUL SURTOISE/ 9140. after 8 p.m. training, small Investment. MY OWN BREAKFAST. clean, 80,000 miles. $200. After condition, seUlnig cheiq>. OaU tics cleaned, odd Jobe, lawns, GRAMMIE from 868-6443. CaU 648-9860 between 94 p.m. INCOME TAX returns ptepor. 8 p.m. 888-2680. trees cut and removed. CaU T. J. FLANAGAN tc Sons — Power House, CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWBDNCE 648-6000. BLANCHARD ed bjr appointment in your Painting and piqiering. Fully HOUSEUCEBPER, fuU - time, Love, ' Bomber, Baga and 1889 LINCOLN Sedan, asking insured, WMkmen’s compensa­ resident or ncm-resident basis. Au mMT, ctm eni,m m ii P-P-PU5A5 B!,<.P4?-C>ON’r DON’T WOBR^ POYLB! I'VB NO home or <&ce. personal and 8160, good running' condition. 1 3 Kathy, Linda, Dianne, „ rVEPINALLY’ KILL M S! I OP OHOOTIMO VOO, businesa. .CaU 84S-0SS8, RusseU tion, UabUlty, property dam­ Interview requested, write Heavy Dave. '^TRAPPBP THE write JU0T 644-8106. ■______age. CaU 848-1949. P.O. Box 859, RockviUe, Conn. Michael and Sharon dOIN6 TO TAI^ U BurnetL SPRING dean vq>, landscdplng lundlng Coafraetfng 14 and gardening of aU types, Happy Birthday M 3U FAR OUT W 1808 CREVROU n' Ckq)rice, 2- WEU) ROBBINB carpentry re­ RICHARD E. MARTIN. FuU WANTE2D —Live-in companion THR W IL------door hardtop, V8, automatic, free estimates, 288-0874. Come See nfOOMM TAXES pnpsrsd by modeling spedaltet. Additions, profeoaiaiial painting sendee, for elderiy lady. Own room, MOM poSrar steering and brakes, rec rcoms,'. dormers, porches, Interiorexterior. Free eati. cloee to bus. Salary to be "CIRCUS" Love, Gordon’Fogg, 648-8428. exceUOnt running condition, STEPS, sIdewWks, stone walls, fireplaces, flagstone terraces. oahlneto, focmioa, . buUt-ins, mates, fully Insured. 649-4411. arranged. CaU 643-9377,” 643- Mike, Mark, Tim, John, INCOMB TAX, prmwraUon. very clean. CaU 64»«468. 7930. Bolton Center School AU concrete repairs, .both In­ bathrooms, kltchena, 840-8446. Cathleen and Dad Con Dan.Moslar. 84»«il9. 847- DODGE, 1971 Chazger, SIS, au­ side and outside, raiUngs, DORMERS, gexagee, porobes, RECEPTIONIST — office aa- Friday, 7:30-11 p.m. tomatic, black, vlfiyl, roof, Ral- landscaping. ReasenaUy Hoar Rnlshliig 2 4 -'-•’‘hvr...“ ' '— rec rooms, room ai^tlons, alstant, local professional of­ ley wheels, wh^te lettered priced: CUl 84814861: kitchens, add«.levels, rooting, FLOOR SANDING, and refln- fice, ifat-time, Write Box D, Happy 16th Birthday raniDMMMP* rvr teora w. ;.tlre8..6184(i84. ’ siding, gsnsraj) rapaln. ()uaU- tehlng (spedaUslng in dder Manchester Herald. Happy 19th Birthday A LLE Y OOP BY V. T. HABILIN tJ(3HT truddqg, odd Jobs, also 1969 MBStOURT. EWUon wagon, teovlng large ajqpUancea. ty workmanship. Financing floora). Inside and outside To My Bast Friend JANEHE iBw dnii^tJinr ^^1^ su- pslnting. No Job too smaU. BE AN Avon representative! YEAH.. air^ondtttonod. 11,260. Repos­ 'Bunting barrels delivered. |4- avaUabl*. Hooiiiomy BuUdera, BARBARA por 897, fiMur barrel, m o., 6484169, 8724847, eve­ John VerfaUle, 6464780, 872- It’s an easy way to make mon­ Love always. ..DinJUH FIND 'TH*! session. rtu avtings Bank Of 844-1778. ey and have fun In your free OUT W H «r FELLI power stefang, new ttres. Bhc- nings. 2222. Love, HAPPENED? ceUent condition. White with Msnohestor, 646-1700. hours. CaU 3894982. Mom and Dad STEVE c a n y o n BY BOLTON CANIFF PURITY Cleaning Company — P. J . rad interior. 88W. ObU after 8 1986 PONTIAC FIreMrd. needs rug, floor and window dean- LEON CIE8ZYNSKI builder — p^m? or' weriwnds, 8484878. SALESWOMAN, Pilgrim MlUs .WHSN SHE LEARNS ^ ..ANP SLEPT ON ThE •rork, 8796. HepoHmukm. Tbe Ing. call tor free esUmatos. Wo new homee custom huUt ~ , TONY fabric department store 1s FISHERMEN l a t e r THAT YOU MADE FLOOR SO I COULD 1867 CBBVT-Bteoayne, 8 cylin- Bavtoga Bank o f ' Msnohestor, honor Master Charge. ChU 647- remodeling, additions, rec looking for a mature woman, You't’e the Greatest! THE SUPREME SACRIFICfi HAVE THE 848-1700. 9080. rooms, garages,. kitchens re- StOCkS Mortgogn 27 Only 9 days left till der, sUok shift, g ^ tranqior- model^ beUi tile, cement part-time evenings. Apply PU- grim kOUs, 434 Oakland St, /H a p p y Birthday taUon. 8800. C*U 8*7-1710. 1870 VCHACBWAGfBN Fsstback; TWO YOUNG married men wUl work. Stepe, donnera. Resl- MORTGAGES, loans, first, sec­ the opening of ond, third. AU kinds. Realty Manchester, Love, MMCDIjk OpoUrantsI, 1997, fiiU low mllssge,. nutetaattc, AM- do smaU repair Jobs and paint­ H«nn»i or ocmmerctol. OaU Fishing Seasonl PM radio, neir v tires, |l,880. ing, also cellar deanlng and 6494891. statewide, Credit rating unnec­ Dolly and Robin poprsr, ahMsondltlansd, loaOur essary. Reasonable. Confiden­ COUNTER woman tor morning Ray's Taclda Shop Interior,, exhm rims ,wih mum 8484789, 647-1719, U|^ truddiy. CaU 6^2692, shift, five days. Apply in per­ 288 l^pruco S t, Manchester 646-8726. CARPENTRY and buUdtiig — tial, quick arrangements. Al­ Urea. nlMU kept 81,890. 948- repairs, remodeUng, masonry, vin Lundy Agency. 627-7971. son, 8 a.m. to 11 a.m„ Mr. Happy Birthday Donut Shop, 288 West Middle 9019 evmdngs. c a r p e n t e r emorete, cabinets, fCrmica. 100 Ocnstitution Plasa, Hart* Happy Birthday Tracks ^ Iwetow 9 available ev^ Tpke., Manchester. 1970 MUSTANG, V-8. exceUert nlngs and weekends., No Job No Job too smsU, OaU 8494778 toed. Evenings, 288-6879. RO NNIE JR. LINDA GAGNON 1881 WHX,T8 Jeep, CJ8, rebuUt too big or too smaU. CsU Ste­ evenings. oondltton. 11,796. Ptione 872- MORTGAGES — 1st. and 2nd WANIED -licensed babysit­ "4 Years Old" enstne and transmission, with phen Muttn at 6 48 -^ after 2 LANCELOT BY COK&R and PENN 4UU. ' , MASONRY — AU types of mortgages — interim financ­ ter in Nathan Hale School pirn. BMt otter. CsU 649-8617. p.m. area, to care for two email Nanny and Grandpa Don't let things Vd^UAMT -4i08T, 4-door ssdaa, stone, brick flreplaces, walls, ing — e:q;>edient and con­ Shurkus IFORD *— J861 idok-up, 8 cylin­ concrete steps, sidewalks. No fidential service, J. D. Real boys. Must be relialUe. 649- 8 ^dhkier automaUo, very u n u s e d or unwanted oafs re­ 6961 after 6 p.m. get you down — r <50mOA good oondlUon. Best otter. 849- der. 8178. CSU 4394188 after 6 moved, $10.. removal charge. Jd> too smaU. EYee estlmetea. Estate Assoc. 6484129 FOR QUAINT 0409. p.m. Ask for Dave, 8784889. Over 20 years experience. Af­ ' DOCTOR’S assistant, Vernon, Happy Birthday Time is on your side. ter 8 p.m ., 848-1870, 8444878. ------^------part-time. Reply In writing KATHY s e e A PIN AND 0LPSNi1N6S/ 1987 FORD 'numderMrd, good PiCKITUPiAa NEWTON H. SMITH A SONS — IwtlllftW O p p o rfity 28 stating quaUflcatlons. age, LITTLE SPORTS condition. 87>900. Repoeees- JUNK oan removed, any con­ marital status, dependants, Love, Love ya, tkkVVDUtLHAVE BY B 0U 80N Remodeling, repairing, addi­ alan. Savings Bank at Man­ dition. MO. Phone 8T8-848S. MANOBBSTBR restaurant, reason for desiring poattim, Mom, Dad, Elaine GOODlliCK'. chester, 94A1700. tions, rec rooms, porches and long established^ busy ’ and 1968 COVERED WAGON, IF, TWO Handymen want a vari­ roofing. No Job too smaU. CaU salary expected. Write Bcnc T, Brian and Cindy ety of Jobs, .^'dsy or hour. profltatUe. SmaU retaU shop In Manchester Herald. UMI GADBAiAC Fleetwood selfrobntatned travel troUer, 8494144. Hartford, easy to run and own, Brougbsm, blue, white vinyl 83J86. Phone 878-1481. Yards, attlcB, beUan dooned. Lamts and gardener’s service. CARPENTRY — Repairs, re­ large net profit. CaU us, we Happy 15th Birthday top, M,000 mUes. flO.OOO new. may have the busbiess you "KEEP SMILING — Gran SeU 84,000. 8804828. UTTUTT trailer, endoeed atdes OaU 6484806. modeling, additions, roofing. TAX KERWIN and lift-top. caU 8484162.after CaU Dartd Patrla, South Wlnd- want. Days 849-M90, nights, Prepared In Your Home from 1987 FORD GADAXIB, 890 en- 4. TREE SERVIGE (Souoler) » sor, 644-1788. 6494100, agent. Aoouraiy Guaranteed Mom, Dad, Aaron, Lee, gine, standard shift, axosUsnt Trees out, buUdlng tots clear­ In Writing KEEP HAPPY' m w 1979 PLAYMOR, 18’ traUer, N.J. lAFIAMMB — Csrpenter ’ • s a n i-a - tlrss, 4dr4 0 oditloning,' red ed, trees topped. Oct a tree Eric, Karl, Dallonna, doepa 8, many extras. 848- problemT WeU worth phone HINSY CASniA ^alnt, bteok Interior. Asking Bm m m U s — M M U t Clay, Paba and Pa 8860. Hit-lffT 7870. caU, 742-8288. SK'S? Read Herald Ads

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THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Apartmmta - Rota r Apartments - Flatt - Aporfmenti - Hots - Hw»fs For Sole 72 Ho u sm For Salt 72 Houses For Salt 72 Oufjef Town . Out of Town Wonlocl - Root Bilala 77 WoMod - Real Bstota 77 Tenements 63 Tenements 63 Tenements 63 FtVE-ROOX Ranch, 8 75 For Sale 75 PARDON ME" rooma, $120 m onthly. 6*8-401$. OWNER saye seU this lovely 6- MANOHE8TER ACREAGE — 11-room Colonial ______WE ARE unbalanced, have MANY GASH cUente for Imme­ , PAfi$ TNE room L Shape Ranch, wall-to- J EVER MOTICE'? MANCHESTESR FVnir-room MANCHESTER -r-Royal Amts MODESIN s-room, dm>lex, wlUi Avallabla Immedlatebr. Forost HUls, large 7-room exe- huge born, Hutchins Agency gou-ni WINDSOR Owner ANDOVER .. .Here’s a sleeper more buyers than listings. Eor diate action. Single-muUiple CLASSIFIED RSTClIUP, waU carpet^, 2 haUis, large VfMERIHE LUHCM first - floor apartment, older 2-bedroom townhouse aptul- hot water heat and garage. cuttve, brick Rsneh, 2% ReaHocs, 042-6S24. transferred, m unaculate thret^ immense ranch cn »hi prompt, coitfteous, profession­ UsUnga needed, also buy for PLEASE? ments. Fully equipped kitten, AvalUble May 1st, no children. f o u r -r o o m Ranch, two-car eat-ln kitchen with buUt-lns, baths, dream kitchen with al service, call l^elyn Carl- cash. M eyer, R ealtors, 643- COUNTER STOOLS hom e, m arried couple. 688- MANCHESTER — 8-famlly, two bedroom ranch; hnUt-ins; acres in the mid-twenties. Sits m baths, carpeting, private Call anytim e, 649-1220. garage, fUH boaemenf, fire­ formal dining room, flre]dacc, buUt-ins, large maintenance 8« i , 6484)886. Northeast R eal­ 0 0 0 0 . 2996. • 4-room Duplexes, one S-room baths; famUy room with slid­ up back from the road and ARE FAR AMRT, patio with barbecue, con­ - < ■■ i ----- place, knotty pine, oppUanoee, huge basement, garage.' Very free famUy room, loads of ty, 606-7907. ADVERTISING flat, Jarge lot, exceUent loca­ ing doors to 20’ X 20’ patio; ga doesn’t have a basement, but EVER.VOK4E IS SDC-ROOM duplex, heat, hot venient location, Chilton wel* N B ^R 8-bedroom, duplex, working aduXa. 641-2880. nlee. R . Harmon A graoy, 646- pluUi carpeting throughout. tion. Very clean, R. Harmon rage; Low 80s. Principals on­ has 1700 squsro feet of Uving LIKE A good reaeon to liet your VSRV POLITE, water. No appliances. One com e, $216. 644-1619. D. J. yard, paridng, no pets, $180, 7900, OaU for complete list of extrae. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS l a r g e Six-room home, Agency, 646-7000. ly. (jaU 644-1887 after 6 p.m . space (thato Mg), plus a stor- your property? We homo with us7 CaU and we WITH ELBOW S \ child. No pets. Security. $200. plus security and .references. need Ustings, call John H. Lap- 8:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Henry Co. ^ ______baths, cn bus line. $278 month­ R Harmon A gency, 616-7000. weekdays or any time week age buUding and privacy ga­ wUl g iv e .you 8 good reasena. 648-0917. 647-186(1. V MANCHESTER TUCRED IN'"- ly. Lease required. R D. Mur­ MANGHEStlH — 7-rm»n Capo. ends for appointment. lore. Ahiminum siding, too. pen In c., R ealtors, 649-6261. Char-Bon A gency, 648-0688. 688 CENTER — Deluxe 4^-room ______SDC-R(X)M Cape, exceUent con- IMMBIDIATB] occupancy new 8- duplex, IH baths, aU appU- J dock, U ft R Realty Oo., Inc., BEGINNERS Dining room, fireplace, garage. EbcceUent financing. T . J. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT'. dlUon, cnbus.Une, $22,800. CoU brecseway, extrae. Wooded lot. SLLINOTON — RockvlUe line crtxskett. Realtor. 648-1677 SELUNG your home or acre- a l L CASH for your property 4:30 P.M. DAT BEFORE PVBUGATION bedrooni Duplexes, all separ ances, fully carpeted, air-con- ^ nw antl 643-2898. Come see this all aluminum Towne Realty, 049-4066. Six-room ~ ------Cape. ’Three bed- ' age?------For------prompt------friendly------eer within 24 hours. Avoid . . . red . Deadline for Satnrday and Monday ia 4:80 p.m. Friday rate utilities, basements, dltloners, heat and hot water, ApOThM IltS Cape with aU olQr utilities Owner, 046-4622. $28,800. 63-A rooms, rec room, garage; fire- VERNON — 3-bedroom Ranch vice, call Louts Dimock Real­ tape, instant service. Hayes driveways, 1% haths, $228 storage and parking. On bus r'!:;'- „ ------;• plus two-car garage and tool MANCHESTER — 7-room older ploca. Only $28,900. L aP en ta' with IH baths , full walk-out ty, 6499628. Agency, 6464081. monthly, security and lease, line, convenient to shopiring. shed on attmettve lot, close Ouf of Town home In quiet area, formal MERRITT VALUES A gency, R ealtor, 646-2440. basement garage, potto, large ------TOUR COOPERATION WUX. Frechette A M artin, 647-9993. Eight-apartment unit. Charles .*<*> utUltles included, $80 week- to shopping. Price m ooo. BE APPRECIATED For Rent dining room, half bath off gdn- iuwi_>r ww»« r>4i>in « lot with privacy In desired ®UY your home Immedl- D IA L 643-2711 PontlceUl, 640-9644, Raym ond v - 66 CaU John McLaughlin. PJS. erous kitchen, 4 bedrooms and CAPE. 8 bed- VERNON — non-development MUETARO MANCHSSTBR — Newer one- This has four bedrooms in rooms, roc room, ga­ area, riding mower and other utely, and, more importantly B u t in PontlcelU, 646-0800. BOLTON — South Ridge Park country Uving, only 2 mUes bedroom apartment. Ranch case .you are not “Begin­ fuU bath up, garage, treed 160’ rage. extras Included. Asking $28,- puy you a fair price for It Mr. apartmeiits. Deluxe one-bed lot, Only $25,900. WMverten from Vernon drole. Eight- Read Herald Ads IVIOSE OTHER type, private entrance. In­ FOUR rooms, heat, hot water, Business Loeoffons ners.** $81,000—New e-room RANCH. 8 900. C. B . Govang Agency, 648- B elflore, 847-1418. Continued From Preceding Page room. Carpeting, air-candlUon- Agency, Realtors, 049-281S. room Colonial on fuUy land­ PLACES cludes heat and appliances. electricity, adults preferred, rOT H M f bedroom s. 9674. M Ing, dUhwasher, private boee- scaped lot, has lovely view, 4 ____ FORGET IT.' $166 per month. Paul W. Dou- quiet residential northeast $36,909-New 7-room CXILONIAL ment Available Imihediately MANCHESTER — Two-famUy, bedrooms, eat-ln Uteben with TOLLAND — 9-room CMonlal. Help Wanted-Femole 35 Help Wonted-Mole CALL T.J. Oockett, Realtor at ..B&W.. 8 bedrooms, fam. room, 36 gan. R ealtor, 648-4688. neighborhood. On bus line, 6-6 duplex. Two bedromns, buUt-lna, flreplaced -> Uving circa 1820, 0.1 acres with herns $166. CaU after 6 p.m . 876-6467 648-1677 fo r office space. All garage. GdNNECtlCDT SALVAGE CO., INC $90. WBEKLiT salary plus 7m , ***■ b a r r o w s and WALLACE Co. room, dining room, den, 1^ and chicken coope, 16x24 above WE HAVE customers waiting o r 9-6, ask fo r M r. Tuxbury, shapes and fdses ''and prices. Realtors — MLB tlme servlolng 3<3iCB /Y. CATES for the rental of your apcui- New and old. Let us know your TwoHmr garage. Only $29,900. baths, overslesd garage. Low ground pool, centraUy located 649-2688. MAIN 8T ., TalcottvUle, 4H- Manchester Parkade, Manch. bedrooms,/rec. MANCHESTER. CONN. time, S4B-4519. of Fuller Brush customers. pAv/Tucimer o f puppies, AKC registered. 643- let. Hutchins Agency Realtors, FREE LOTTERY TICKET Suitable hours can be arrang- . — _ ,, ------r;— . , 1846. controls, 36 h.p. Johnson out- ment or chance. Call 872-3279. able M ay 1st. Inquire 16 R ealtors, 649-6824. nace, trees. Hutchtos Agency Adams and Hilliard ed. On Asylum AvenuTi P«*0«ntial $200 m <»thly, OaU 644-8896 or *.800 SQUARE feeL alr-condl- rv, Tv.M» ------board motor, excellent condi- W apping W ood R d., Route 74, Church St., 649-4679. •43.2282. Uoned maiuifUcturlng space. ANDOVER — S-room apart- •*W»a*- Realtors, 6496824. m WITH BACH ATLAS OR FIRESTCiNE TTRE MANCHES’TER — 8-room older PURGHASlSn} Sts. For the past Hartford. Call 278-7770. MIXED breed puppies, for sale, tlon. $400 for both. 10 h.p. Ellington. Paneled executive offices. ment, $180. No utlUtles, no -______Ootontal in exceUent ccodltloti, <»uple of years my s io **Fv ® males, mostly black, 2 fe- JohnsiHi outboard with tank, PLEASANT 8-room apartment. MANCHESTER—Deluxe 2 bed- waiting room and recrotlonlst. pets, security deposit. 742-6100, *"BBST HlTJJt area — central MANCHESTER e WITH EACH BATTERY PURCHASED FULL CHARGE bookkeeper, alr-condiUaiilng, custom buUt 4 bedromns, garage, treed lot wife has bten pres­ condition, $190. 643-9182. convenient suburban location, ' room townhouse, waU-t»wall 648-1408...... e WITH ’THE PURCHASE OF A LUBE, OIL AND FILTER holidays, vacations, medical cellent training and benefits. ^ g New modem building. Reason­ 10-room Colonial, alunilnum Low aeUng p rice o f $81,900. 5-BEDROOM COLONIAL suring' me to sweep the floor, wash the windows Wanted - To Buy 58 appliances, basement, like prl- carpets, all appUancea, full CHANGE insurance, prcrfit sharing, Potential management op- able. Gall Warren E. Howland, lUXHVHXiB — 6 rooms, appU­ aiding, fireplace, paneled fam­ EVINRUDE outboard motora. ate home. Working adults. 643- pri irate basem ent, heat includ­ TVeefaette ft Martin Realtors, For the large famUy that ia and generally tidy up the place. This being such saleuy open. (Tall Mrs. Ritchie portunities. For confidential HEALTHY housebrpken kittens Holaclaw and Masteroraft ANTIQUES, dolls, furniture, an- Realtor, 648-1106. ances, $188 m cnthly phis utUl- Uy room plus finished rec 647-9098. 2880. ed, $226 per month. Paul W. seeking a soUd aU brick PLUS a monumental task, what with the golf season just 289-9689. interview, ca ll 649-6226, 9 a.m .- need good h o m e .' M other cat tlque clothing, Jewelry, clocks, tles. 872-0869. room with buUt-in bar, waU-to- trailers, sales • service. Ck>m- Dougan, R ealtor, e48-4035. NEWINdTON — ExceHent lo- home at a bargain price, opening up, the alternative is to move to a new * p.m . also available. Phone 647-1816. plete service department, glassware, household contents, FOUR-ROOM apartment in catlon. Store approximately waU wool carpeting, self-clean- MANCHESTER — Duplex, 6-6, don’t miss this one. Add a m ADDITION TD A FREE LOTTERY ’nCKET . . . WITH ROOKVULLB — Three 'roome, modem Utcheii, buUt-ln stove, THE PURCHASE OF ATLAS TIRES DURING APRIL AND lo<»tion. And that’s what we’re going to do in a CLERK ^ boating supplies, accessories, any amount. Antiques and quiet neighborhood. Rent in­ NEWER 2-bedroom apartment, 1,000 square feet, next to cor­ ing oven. Many other extras. lovely treed lot in a weU es­ furnished, iitUltles Included. refrigerator, exceUent condi­ M AY 1972 . . . matter of a few weeks. We’ll atnnounce time, place Woolsey paints. Gerich’s Ma­ TTilngs, 643-2604,^ 467 Main St., cludes heaL hot water, ap­ flrst floor, Includes heat, ap­ ner of Berlin Ttike. and Bast Owner, 648-7894 after 6. tablished area, convenient Experienced clerical worker KITTENS —fluffy, box trained. Manchester. $37 weekly. Large yard. Three tion. $88,900. Hutchins Agency, and details later. Wait till my wife finds out how / wanted for our general office. Hdp Wanted - rine Service, 1082 Tolland pliances, laundry faculties, pliances and carpets. $200 per Robbins Rd., acroaa street to everything. Fantastic of­ T Free. 643-2902. parking an d storage bln. room s, $110 p h u UtUltles. 872- MANCHESTER Realtors, 6496824. YOU I solved the problems. Hours 8:30-4:30. Tpke., Buckland, 643-2363. month. Paul W. Dougan, Re­ from MacDmiald'a Restaurant. fering at $86,000. CaU Joe Male or Female 37 WANTED — antique furniture, Adults preferred. $175. per 0369. AKC registered male Toy glass, pewter, oil paintings or altor, 648-4686. New building, owners — Stod­ UNUSUAL MANCHESTER — Cape, very Gordon 6496806. WILL/ • So, in the coming weeks, the more money you Must be able to uae a calculator, SNACK bar help wanted, full Poodle, 8 months old. Excel­ month. 649-1021 a fter 8. dard Investment, Inc., 232- ROCKVILLE — Hookland Ter­ other antique Items. Any quan- AVAILABLE NOW, nice 6- CONTEMPORARY clecui, 8 or 4 bedrooms, Uving bring us the less stuff we’ll have to move. Hope­ ; comptometer or adding machine. and part-time positions avail­ lent with children, needs lov­ 4867. race Apartments — Large uxl room with fireplace, dining RECEIVE Fuel and Feed 49-A tlty. Thq Harrisons, 643-8709, MANCHESTER — New 8-b«d- room Duplex, 1% bstha, one- To those seeking the unusual ..B&W.. fully, we’ll have our goodies priced so that you’ll Company offers good wages and able. 616-9313. Evenings 649- ing hom e. 649-9914. 166 Oakland Street. beautiful 8 and 4-room apart­ room, kitchen, IH baths, rec FREE working conditiona, convenient room duplex, half of 2-famlly. car garage, no pets, $200 per COMMERCIAL place for lease we invite your Inqpectlcn. want to c a rry them home. Come help me find out 6647. SEIASONBD firew ood, cut and Includes caipets, all modem ments. includes heat, hot tra- room, quiet street. Oidy $27,- BARROWS and WALLACE Co. free parking, and an excellent ENGLISH Springer Spaniel Antiques, mimth. Security, 64S-0287. or sale, 461 Main St., next to Redwood exterior, spaoioue what’s hidden in all the <»mers. qpUt to length, dump-truck HOUSEHOLD lota appliances, 1% hatha, full pri- ter, all appUancea, with dish­ 90a Frechette ft Idiarttn, Real- Realtors — MLS 25 0JMLLONS OF EASOLINE . free benefit program. SALESPEUSONB needed, one puppies, AKC registered. Ex­ load, $25, half a load, $16. Ckdl bric-a-brac, locks, frames, post office. ExceUent business outside balciny, circular vate baaement. $260 per FIVE-ROOM apartment, heat, " washer, disposal, carpeting, tors, 647-9906.______Manchester Parkade, Manch. (YOUR CHOICE OF REGULAR OR PREMIUM) fuU-time for toys cmd house­ cellent hunters and pets. 633- alter 6, '643-9601. glassware. We buy estates. . . . ^ location with building. Call stairs, dumb waiter for gra­ This week ourHs page brochure has been mailed An equal opportunity employer. month. Paul W. Dougan, Real­ hot water, paiUng, second poM and your own private teiv WITH THE PURCHASE OF 2 ATLAS TIRES wares, Monday, Tuesday, 4189. Village Peddler, Auctioneer. 646-2426, 9-6. racc In a country setting. cious entertaining and loads MANCHESriER — Vernon Line 6496806 out to pur preferred customers (those with money) Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; tor, 648-4686. floor. May 1st, security de­ of other goodies. Unbeatable APPLY 420 Lake St., Bolhm, 649-8247. posit, references required, no MAIN STREET office, street From $160. Sorry, no pets. 872- — Gorgeous 7-room Raised ------so my wife is limiting my use of advertising space. Thursday and Friday 12 nocHi to ______at $64,900. 6496806. Ranch with a formal Uving , ^ ------Garden - Farm - DELUXE 2 • bedrooni apart­ pete, laundry hook-up, storage floor, near Manchester Hospi- 4046, 6296586. 50 6ALL0NS OF eASOLIHE Ck>me enjoy the free delicious coffee while you in­ First National Stores Inc. 9 p.m. One fuU-time for sta- Af|{c|e$ P of Scdc 45 ment, wall-to-waU carpeting, room and dining room. Gener- lA ra rO T StU 9 7 3 (YOUR CHOICE OP REGULAR OR PREMIUM) spect the huge load of tape players, recorders, tlonery department, Monday, Dairy Products 50 Rooms Without Board 59 area, $160. Oatt 649-2497 after tal, approxim ately 800 square ously caMneted kUeben with —————— — — —— — complete aiqdlancea, 2 air- 5 p.m . feet, all conveniences. 649-9268. WITH THE PURCHASE OF 4 ATLAS TIRES stereo phonos, portable cartridge tape holders, AM- Park and Oakland Ave. Wednesday and Saturday, 10 to SUPER STUFF, sure nuf! . . ,, . . ______conditioners, full basement, huUt-ln ovm range, disbwadi- _ ^ ^ 5 p..„. W L u, .M W A l,. t n..f. U«W .or «l.„- ^ “roc. tom ■mOM^N Wontod To Itent 6 8 ’ B-ZOra lot on: 60 Woodland St. FM clock radios, amplifiers, spesdiers and TVs. East Hartfbrd, Conn. tage St., centraUy located, washer-dryer hook;up vanity ’TWO-ROOM apartment, heat, MANCHES’TER — Professional BARROWS and WALLACE Oo. to 9 p.m. Four part-time people Ing rugs and upholstery. Rent the potato warehouse, comer OoU 648-6948 after 6 p.m . Also, men’s and ladies’ pants, men’s and boys’ hats, large, pleasantly furnished type bath, glass sUdi^ dom , hot water, stove, refrigerator, office space, all electric, new WANTED — House to rent, by Realtors — MLS rooms (one Ung else), two ______Switch to Lead Free needed three and four nights electric sham pooer, $1. Pine- of Buckland Rd. and Tolland Super Premium Amoco hardware, tapes and records, carpet, brushcri, and Help Wanted-Mole 36 room s, parking. CaU 619-2866 onto patio. $220 p er month. 666-0638. building, convenient, Vem on- young couple With no children Manchester Parkade, Manch. fuU batte. Lower level hae MANCHESTER Five acres, FI8HT POLLUTION! wood Furniture Shop. 'Tpke., Buckland. As low as $1 beautiful famUy room with more I can’t remember. We’ll really enjoy seeing weekly, including Saturday, for overnight and permanent Robert D. Murdock, Realtor. South Windsor, Route 86. 646- or pets, preferably In country 649-6806 approximately 8 acres bual- MANAQSSl TValnees — If you .^iply W. T. Grant Oo., Man­ fo r 50 pounds. 646-8248. NEW three-room apartment, flrepbuce, half-bath and laun­ you. DON’T MERELY brighten car-_ guest rates. 648-2692. area. CaU 828-1008. neas n tone, 260* frontage. are managing now, or have chester Paikade. large bedroom with twin dry room, two- PROFESSIONAL office, four- w a n t e d S-room (2 bedrooms) High 80s. Wolverten Agency, looking for your talents. We THE MANCHESTER Evening rapid resoiling. Rent sham- Stove and refrigerator. Con­ 6492813. 888 MAIN ST. M -2819 HAUtWINO HOURS; FRI­ Household Goods 51 nished room for rent, com­ estate rental — apartments, pliances, large living room, rooms, excellent location, ex- flat in 2-famlly house for 68 Reattors, 8492818. will train the right person in Herald la seeking a retired poOer $1. The E. A. Johnscm venient to shon>bV und OPEN MON. - FBI. 7 AM . -10 P.M. —SAT. 7 AM . • 6 P.M. DAYS 10 to 9 and SATUR­ munity kitchen and bath, aU homes, multiple dwelling, no wall-to-'waU carpet, shades, cellent decor all facilities, $176 year old husband and wife ANDOVEiR — OveriooUng lake, our jqiectalized field. Foif ap­ linotype operator for part-time Paint <30., 723 Main Street, PROSTBREE refrigerator 6 schools. Bnmediato occupan­ ROCKLEIDOE — Neat S-bed- SUN. 9 A.M. • 6 P.M. DAYS 10 to 6. WE M iS T A _____ utiUtles included. Located on fees. OaU J. D . R eal HMate a ir - conditioner, basem ent m withly. 649-1080, 649-8849. with cne 18 year old son. $2,600. Coventry — $8,600. Ver- pointm ent c a ll 621-1962. employment. Apply personally Manchester. 649-4601. years old; baby’s walnut crib cy . Principles only. $22,900. room Ooionlal, IVi baths, fire­ bus line and near stores. CaU A ssociates, Inc. 048-6129. . storage, parking, heat and hot ------Transferred from Borton to 646^)636. non-Bolton Lake, $4,200. V er­ to Albert Cervlnl, Composing ------—— and dresser, reasonable. 742- water included, good location, ’THREE-ROOM comer of- place, carpettog, formal din­ BAKERY PORTER, experi­ after 4:30 p .m ., 644-0388. Hartford. CaU M r. OueUette, ______’ non - ICanchester line, $6,600. ^ Room Foreman, The H e^ ^ 8844. EDUR-ROOM apcutoent and $176 per month, security de- floe suite. House ft Hale Bldg., ing room, garage, patio with Asking $66 or best offer. (3all days 246-7241 evenings, 649 k ENRY ST. ' Tolland — $4,000. Hayes Agen­ enced, good pay, steady wwk. garage; $106, 19 ETorence St., ■ExeeUent 6 rocm awning, weU ahrabbed double after 6 p.m ., 619-6239. ROOM for rent, in private posit required, ledse if deslr- 963 M ain St. Phone 648-4846. 0613. cy, 646-le oven, electric range. $80. 648-4761. modem kitchen, 1% baths, 2- MECHANIC, mature, willing to frigerator, -air - conditioner, line. $16 weekly. 646-8786 after ’THRBE zooms, tUe bath, heat, HOUSOS FOT R oflt 65 ment, no rqqtUances, by worii- Resort Property = train, flexible hours. CTall Mr. 646-1693. hot water Included. kCddle- car garage. Marlon E. Robert­ iE5iCTDEsTra~7;TOTOi older accept respcHisibiUty, refer­ bedroom set and many acces­ 6 p.m . LOlflDLY 8 • room house, on ing lady a^ one daughter. Staricweather, 646^1308. 466 MAIN STREET — F irst aged adults. Security dejposlt, son; Realtor, 6198868. home, exceUent condition, 4 For Sole 74 5 ences. Call 649-6400, 9:16 sories. 643-6279, 4-7 p.m . JOHN buys and sells used fur- wooded lot. In resldehtial sec­ Call 6490129 after 8 p.m. GENTLEMAN - central, pri- references. No pets. Parking. ***^‘**1??J f^ v e n lm t l o ^ o n , r e SORT property for sale to S a.m. - 1 p.m., or after 7 p.m. niture, appliances, 479 Middle tion. May 1st. • October 1st. vate home, room next to show- 16H School Street, second newer Utchen, city utUities. a^ttle estate. A];q>rDadmatoly S S I Tpke., east. <^>en afternoons. Stove and refrigerator and = CENTRAL 9x12 WALL tent, good condi- er, parking and telephone prlv- 6*6-2426, 9 u> 6 p.m. floor*, across from E ast Side only $28,900. Hayes A gency, ^alf acre at H aystack M t., = ' OPENING Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, some furniture available. <3)11- Houses For Sale 72 Cape on West Side . . . six EXPERIENCED painters timi, $66. CaU 643-0162 after 4. lieges. 649-0801 after 6. MANCHESTEai —Newer 2-hed- rec, near Main St Vermont. CaU 6498467 f«r fur- S ______until 9 .p.m ., 646-6828, 646-7679. ______^ ^ „ . n # „ ______— ______accepted, $280 monthly — rooms, IH hatha, garage, beau­ HEY KIDS! wanted, fUU-ttme, year ’round A LOT OF LOT tiful comer lot This ia a "one MANCHE6TE2R — 7 - room ther Information. work. Phone after 6 p.m., 649- SOON lly, includes a appUances, p p ^ cl ^ $170 ^ April 7, 8 and 9tfa, 10 a .m . 118 share large house. Live togeth­ floor, parking', no pets, securi­ A lot Of houM, too, 7H owner” home, had me beat of Ranch, modem kitchen, 1% 9668. . round, extends to 68” , 4 per month. Paul 'W. Dougan, mke Circle, off Lakewood Cir­ er with hip group. 646-7878. ty. AvaflaMe M ay 1 st 668-1381. rooms, over an acre of tree*, care. C3oae to everything. SeU- imtha aluminum elding, high Q n f T o WR ARTHUR TREACHER’S chairs, table pads, good condi­ R ealtor, 648-4686. ing fo r $38,400. 20e.A>wner, 648-4366. cle, Mandiester. tion, $176. 649-7818. ahruba, flowOra, a great 75 = Help Us Celebrate FRANKLIN COMPANIES FISH & CHIPS PINE paneled room, 8 ex------TTHIEE - ROOM apartment Four-bedroom colonial within a For Sole place for children, i\i hatha, IDEALLY located, half-block FACrrORY building coming flrst floor, heat, stove, and re­ large living room with fire­ few blocka of three schools. Ex- ANNOUNCE FULL-TTME OR PART-TIME WOODUttD from Porter Street SebooL Im­ BOIfiDN 100 used fluoroscent SiTGVE and dryer, cper- frigerator, $186 m onthly, se­ place, . center hall, 8 bed­ coUent 'value at $88,900 . . . four Part-time or full-time ca­ No experience necessary. Apply Ught fixtures, 4’ , tw o bulbs, $6 c - u « 47-i244. and dryer available. CaU 643- L all 648-7714.______curity, near bus line, no pets. iMdrooma, IH hatha, flraplaco, maculate 7-room Colonial, 9 rooms, formal dining room. bodroems, largo eat - in COUNTRY BUSINESS reer opportunities in life in person. each seU any amount. Ideal 8613. SUB-LET May 1st through Oct. 646-1096. A fter 6. garage, rec room . . . loaded Priced in 80a. Utehen, waU-to-waU carpeting And country living. 6-room sales and sales management. for garages, workshops, ware- TAPPAN electric 30” range, ^TWMTaHirr. 30, 6 room s, com pletely lur-fur- with extras. Great family home. Substantially above average 401 Center Street houses, factories, recessed chrome oven with window nished apartment, $160 month- APARTMENTS in foyer, dining room, flreidac- older Colonial on a 2 acre Income potential. Complete Manchester, Conn. celllngs and offlces. Extra door. In good condition, $26. Adults only. 21 Huntington T. J. CRer week. F or Inform ation GARAGE OiEV W . MHMMJE TPK E. —$86,600. CaU Susanne Shorts, ' Plus an established business Mmiday - Saturday and sh fixtures. CaU us, we .— ------REAL ESTATE HIGHLAND Street — Owners pointment call Mrs. Bous- may have vdiat you need. DINING room table, 6 chairs. caU 648-9669. MANCHESTER — Deluxe two- 0198388. J. V?ateon Beach ft to flU In those extra hours. MANOBBSTEB 646-4126 6491922 want action on this 9room Co­ . field at 646-4696 between Gremmo ft Sons Sales, 819 Also 2 piece set cmvertible T.Awmn fiimuinwi r/3^ jot *»droqm townhouse, 1% baths, Oo., Realtors, Hartford office $86,900. CaU Tony WaaU, SALE lonial with baths and goi- 8:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. ESTABLISHED) real estate of­ Elast Middle' Tpke., Manches- couch and chair. Best offer, week- *** «»«»«. aiqiUances, heat 1, 2 and- 8-hedroom luxury MANCHESTBR '— Tbroe-bod- 647-1660. 6496806 for more details. 67 HACKMATACaC ST. rage. Good 1^ good neighbor­ fice In need of a top notch ter, 649-9968. 648-6746. j after 6 basem ent included. apartments. Features wall-to- room Ranch, fireplace, full Equal opportunity employer waU caipeting, vanity tile hood. T.J. Oockett. Realtor, MANCHESTER/ zoom salesman or woman. Must be ------^ ' $240 per mcaith. Paul W- Dou- MANCHESTER, CONN. )>asement with rec room, car­ llcensed and ready to go. Ex- REMOVE thickest dd paints ANTIQUE trea^e sewl^ m^ ^ HAVE a cosy light house- gan, Realtw, 048-4WL_} baths, bultt-in ovm, range, port, wooded lot, near Paric- 6491677. House, IH baths, larga kitch­ • < B&W • • $2. HOURLY plus bonuses, for ___1 .^ ______TTs a viA«sr CHw4n K v f>niT1A W lfn o fta o tim A ttfra IHta . ' ^ ^ A PR IL 7th dishwasher, refrigerator and en. Immediate occupancy, bus cellent commission arrange­ easier! Use new Di y by chine with attachm ents, Uke keeping room for working or ade. High 20a. P rln dpala only. part-time servicing of E\Uler disposal, electric heat, 2 aliv Une, ' city utlUttos. Only $23,- BARROWS 'And WALLACE Oo. ment. E\iU-tlmer desired, but Staples — It Is non-toxic and new condition, asking $W. 1- retired lady on the flrst floor. MANCHEiS’IE R G racious Uv- 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. 648-0682. $34,600, IMKAOULATE 9room Brush customers. No experi­ condiUqtierB, glass rildlng 900. Hayes Agency 6490181. Realtors — MLS wiU consider an experienced non-flammable. E. A. Johnson 684-7791. Inquire 109 Fbster St. or caU ing is this large 2-bedroom doors, all large rooms. Full cape, waU-to-waU oazpet, 2 ence or car necessary. <3all part-timer. If hours can be ar­ Co., Paul’s Paint and WaUpa- apailment with flteplaced Uv- A PR IL 8 th ' M anchester )>i>aiitihiiiy paneled room s, Manchester Paritede, Manch. COLOR TV, washing machine, 648-6888 or 649-0641. basem ent atonge area, am* niMACULATE Odcnial — 7% 613-0472. ranged. C ^ Mr. Werbner, Re­ per, Hebron Wood Products, ing room, central location. In­ driqwB, curtains, shade trees. electric stove, 3 bureaiu, rea­ 9 a.m. to noon. SCARBOROUGH RD. rooms in one of Manchester’s 6496806 altor, 643-1121. Hebron. cludes e'verythlng. $215 per Hutchins Agency, 649-0824. We are offering — sonably priced. 646-2496. Seven-room tudor Colonial, m finer areas, 2,% baths, formal AUTO MECHANICAL Apartments - Flats - month. Paul W. Dougan, Real­ lUirinj room, den, 8 bedrooms, COVENTRY—Four rooms, on- s= SECURTTY position, fuU or SODA vending machine, ^ » M odel iqMurtment open fo r baths, fireplace, modem kit­ MANCHBSTBH— Only $26,900! part-time, experience prefer- flavors. Ideal for auto dealer, a^“ AW, used refrlgera^ tor, OiO'tHSO. large lot, 8-oar garage. $46,000. closed porch, large treed TECHNICIAN Inspection 12-6 Saturday and chen, den, 2-car attached gar­ ExceUent .starter $ - bedroom smaU manufacturer, tool shop. ranges, automatic washers ^**mtl*l*1*______^ Sunday, other times by ap­ CaU R. Zimmer, J. D. Real lot. Lake prlvUeges, gas beat. 5 red. Aiq>ly King’s Department MANCHESTER —Spacious one- VILLAGER age. Inqtection a must for this Ooloiflal, overslted garage. In­ $175 - $260 W EEKLY $126. WiU pay fo r ' itself. 649- guarantees. See them at MANCHESTER Deluxe one- pointment. Ertato Associates, Inc., 649 Only $11,900. GoodchUd-Bart- s s Store, Manchester Parkade. ‘bedroom apartment. Includes most desirable home and area. spect! LaPoU Co., 6691080, Expierienced man, 8^5 years 2789. B.D. Pearl’s AiqiUances, 649 bedroom townhouse, aU mod-' APARTMENTS 1992. left, Reattors, 6691744, 649 = appUances, carpets and heat, B idlt by Asking $82,900. 0693776. WANT ADS shop experience, dealership Main St. Ckdl 648-2171. BXPERIENCTEU) help needed em iqifUlances, full private $176. p er month. , Paul W. Immediate Occupancy 7887, 6492096, 743-67M. SS service or Independent ga­ in Manchester’s only 24-hour SC31EENED loam, gravel, basement, patio, includes heat. 1971 NEXX3H-A1CO sewing m a­ Dougan, R ealtor. 648-4686. .6-ROom ’Townhouses, VA. U & R Housing Corp. FRECHETTE ft MARTIN $10,400, MANCHESTER, 2 bed- MANCHESTER rage. We furniidi General convenience store. AppUcant processed gravel and fUl. $196 p er month. Paul W. Dou­ tiled baths, com plete chine. Unclaimed lay-away, R______e c to r s 647-9908_ room Ranch, ceramic tile N OTICE I Motors training. ‘This is a must be over 21 years old. George H. G riffing, Inc. 742- gan, R ealtor, 648-4635. kUrflien, heat, alr-oondl' PRICE SLAS; never used, origlnaUy $149.60 Rentals by OF ORDER =t permanent position. Iflgh Apply to Mr. Wright, 7-Eleven 7886. ^tlonlng, waU-to-waU oar-, Itobert D. MANCHEOTER — )H)aelouB 7- bath. On this large (< w e^y guarantee, flat rate Food Store, 306 Green Rd., now $69.80. Buttonholes, mono- MANCHESTER — O n e-yea r old peting, private basement, ESTABLISHINa FLOOD S TO CHILDREN MUrdeok room hmne, aluminum siding, ALUMINUM sheets used as grama, hems, sews on buttpns, ft.) 9roam system of pay, no limits on Manchester. S-beditxHn duidex, finished roc PRESIDENTIAL washer-dryer hooktq^. new roof, first - floor famUy Hutchins Agency. 6496S24. fuU ENCROACHMENT LINES = printing plates. .009 thick, 28x etc. Guaranteed. 622-0476 deal- with aU earnings. room and baaement, appU­ R ealtor 048-2692 on a WILLIMANTIC RIVER, = 86” , 26 cents each or 6 fo r $1. er. VILLAGE APTS. Charles Lesperauce 648-9861 dormei We have a modern, well- SOH(X>L bus driver, Bolton, 2- ances and carpets included, an aero of TOLLAND, WIIJ:JN0T0N 648-2711. 646-69M s a . ■KS;, “SS: equipped, warm shop. Full 3:46 p.m . Clall 6 4 9 - ^ . 9:15 $226 per month. Paul W. Dou­ 649-7620 Ooionlal Capo, 9car garage, Bogdah to a n d ELUNGTON a.m, • 1 p.m. or after 7 p.m. MANCHESTBR ’This is the Notice required by 1 If you ore between 1 and 12 years of age, we will give you o g fringe benefit program, free HOT W ATER furnace, 77,000 gan, R ealtor, 648-4686. walk-out basement,, Uving dream house at only One and two bedrooms. MANCHESTER — .OversUed room wHh flroplaco, wsU-to- Section 47 o f Public A ct 873 uniforms, 40-hour, 6-day OVER 167 Want to earn mon- Btu, complete, $60. convec- Musical Insmimeiits 53 Act now! 6496806. MANGHESrm — 2 fireplaces Near schods, olnirdMa Duplex.' Would you believe an woU carpeting, dlahwaaher, the 1971 Session of the Connec-1 1 ^word od FREE to run Saturday, April 22. Copy _ nuist be in ^ ___ wisek. Please call Kenneth eyT No experience necessary. tors. BuUt-in bath tube, lava- l u d w IG snare druim stand, enhance this 2-bedroom apart­ dlmrasBl, new idumlnlm siding, French,' Service Manager. tories, catdnet sinks, aluml- u-hat cymbals. $120 value, and shopping oentert on* 8-8, (16 room a phis)T Oom- ocut General Awximbiy Inform- g Phone 648-0472. ment, curly maple paneling in Ing you ss an affected pnqwrty lofeT ifion 4:30 ThuTsdciy aftemooh, April 20. i num com bination doors, 641- slightly used. $60. 649-7868 af- bos line. OaU aByS^. pletoly renovafed. Each side enclosed parches and many GEM CHEVROLET Inc. 20x80* Uving room , all appli­ STYLED FOR consists of 1 bedrooms, IH extras. Low $0s* Owner, 649 2466 evenings, 648-1442. ^er 4 p.m . BARROWB ana w a i^ v-is vo, jj^yjiKsimental Protection has s Btom Rd., WlUimantic, Conn. ances and utlUUes included, 646-2623 baths, Uving room, dining 1664. Slhiotlom Wanted - CONTEMPORARY Rpaltors — MLS 1-428-1603 TWO DOG houses, one large, $266 per month. Paul W. Dou- roiom, den, Utebon, rec room. established by Order, along the a s Fem ale 3B one medium. Reasonable. CaU cstBTcqj drums, 4 piece, E*” ' Realtor, 648-4686, LIVING Too many foatitraa to mention. MANCHESTER — Looking tor Manchester Parkade, Manch. WlUimantic River, in ’Tolland, S Mcril or F Namen i . . bedrooms? Hits home has 6 WiUlngton and Ellington from 5 BUUiDOZER operators need­ (CAPABLE mother in easUy ac­ good condition, $100. 648-7614. OoU on this on e. Only $49,600. 6496806 Frertietto ft Martin, Realtor*, with 3 fuU cerando baths. I/w ______the Mansfield and Coventry s bring in ed. Bee School and Classes No. cessible Manchester home Address wishes to care for chUd o t chU -' ELBCTOIC ACOORDIAN, sev 647-90W. jHrtce o f $28,600, F lano Agen- — IHjjod ^bwn Une to the dam site in S $ 8 . cy, 6192677. Rjiiwdt v ____ _ Ka«tM. two BaUngton and WiUlngton, Unes S ‘Hiis coupon. dron. 649'6921- Boots & AecMseriM 46 MANCHESTER — Executive ______OORBIN • GENTRY manufac- ______ceUent condition. Sacrlftce, We Are Looking for People flre^ es, beaiitiful reersation beyond whldi In tbem ro^on of S A ge . . ... Phone ... tors need steady reliable as- MATURE WOMAN desires fuU FOR SALE, U’ Deluxe, Ooeby $600. 648-0188 after 6:80. troastomd. Price reduced. ^cAiKaoUTEIR — Office-real- rooSrtwo-oar garage, patio. O** waterway no obsti^on « M semUers, welders, and ejqieri- or part-time work. Excellent flberglas boat with 40 h.p. To Work In Our murt seUI Immaculate U ft R here In this O- trees. Hutchins Agency, 649 encroachment shaU be placed » Ad riettriefed to items (20 word ad) enoed pipe bender. Good pay. typist - dictaphone eocperience. electric start, Evlnrude motor, ■■ ------Colonial, * bedrooms, SH baths, 2-fandly. near hoqdteli gM- by any person, firm or oorpora- ss CaU 672-0678, 9-8. 646-0786. comidete with mooring cover, AflHqUOS 56 Uvtaig room with flraplaoo, for- $86,000. Flano Agcn- ' tlon, pubUo or pri'vate, unless § of interest to children. traUer and battery. Both boat COMPOSITION mal dining room, fomUy room, a M -a m MANCHESflER — Seven-room specifically authorised by the S DISHWASHER wanted, nights. WILL care for chUd days, full and motor in exceUent condi­ BASKETSHOP Antiques — Mtrtien with all buUtdns. Now -----— Colonial, baths, family commissioner, based on the ef- S Primitive, glassware, china, Moat be over 46. Apply or part-time. Please call 649- tion. $700. 742-9616. wall-to-waU oazpeting, laun- MANCHESTER- Exquisite 6%- room, alumlnuln siding> een- foots on flood hasards. S Oavegr's, 64t-14ie. 1484 befoire 6 p.m. furniture, brlc-a-brao. Open DEPARTMENT dry, {aluminum aiding, 9oar Ranch with everything, tral location. ExceUent conU- Such Order haa been record- ~ Saturday and Sunday. Bosket- .The POLYARCH ftructural tj^ cm o f molded Aberfdais garage, .treed lot, iprertQte be aeen to warrant a tion. .Garage. Only $88,900. ed and the apprcq>rlate maps S shop Rd., Hebron, from Route •egmenlt combines with mahogany window, door ' area. Don’t mlos this one. Fre- ^ $41,900. Frechette ft Hayes A gency, 64e-0181. filed with the Town Clerics o f s s Help Wonted - Male or Female 37 Read Herald Ada 6 on Route 816, four miles. ★ nilDEN OPERATOR and soiid panels in an unlimited arrangement of plans ohette ft kfertln, Reeltora, 647- Raaltors. 647-9996. to meet the requirements of the contemporary home Martin,-.______OOOUr ' MANCHESTER — Bast Center ^"'““‘igton and BUlnge g ' k COMPOSITOR (must be experienced) buyer. MANCHESTER — Forest HlUs. MANCHESTER Hartford ^ attention la directed to ^ GENERAL SHOP As buildcr/dealer for Polyarch Homes, A. F. Edwards Immaculate CMonial, * hed- ' 8.00 PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS — Rd„ four-fluaiUy,' three rooms ^ ed >^'’*')gr^, fora^ Section 47 cf Pub- S Co. can make jplanning your own hom e an exciting rooma, front -to • back Uving each, fair con«lttton Lot ap- Uo A ct 872 o f the 1971 Se)udon S PAID VACATION — FULL RENEFTTS. adventure. For mformaflon, contact: room with fireplace, formal L' OPENINGS proodmately l2*xl6 be^een 4 -6 p.m. apd PARKER STREH USED AUTO PARTS POLYARCH Homes toed^AbSSTw 'to^*^” bedrooms, IH haths,haths. 1larre ^ rooms. Bnol^Enclosed tlce. < — I I 4 DMtIon ol AuM/n-W//*)' Corpottllen Dan W. Lufkin, S8S Saturday 9-12 a.m. m ld-forSSTfve^w o have 643-2711 649-3391 13 BISSELL ST. MANCHESTER Commissioner An 6

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