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-- \ ' W ■' :f\ \;, 'v\) \ \ A- ■ V ■\1 ^ \ V . ' ■ ;/■ V.v J ■ \^, • THURSDAY, MARCH 6,\ 1970 page t w e n t y -p o u r Mmtii^Bttv lEtti^ning lim lb ATtrage Dally Nat Presi Rnn The Weather Por The 'Week IhUM Partly cloudy and cooler to­ taam ry 14, 1878 Leon Zapadka of Woodland have two daughters, Cynthia night. Low 25 to 80. llomorrow Miss Nancy Elngland, daugh­ and Lila. He Is employed in thei fair, leaonable with high about ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Gardens, who has a degree In North Named About Town floracuUune from the Univer­ Instrumentation and measure­ 46. Bunday’a outlook — moilly England, of 254 Spruce St., has ments section of the engineer­ 15,890 •unny, ooMer. been named to the dean’s list sity of Connecticut, will be guest Ruth Clficl« of Bhnanuel Lm- ing laboratory at Hamilton Manchetter-—A City of Village Charm for the first term at Vernon' speaker at a meeting of the High Priest thonut Church will have a BUde Standard Division of United dUcuMlon at Its meeting Mon- Court Junior College In New­ Fifth Wheel Club tomorrow at 86 East Center St Aircraft Oorp., Windsor Looks. er tive board of the Young Law­ ilillil would pose a fundamental chal­ nel and civilians, in Laos but Jeryle Best returns the applause received from supporters as he and three battles In the turbulent 1930s and spent union money on drive tomorrow night, Saturday yers Section of the Philadelphia that only 616 of these are direct and 1940s. Boyle’s campaign. and Siinday. Papers may be left lenge to President Nixon’s doc­ other men leave Darlington County jail in South Carolina. (AP Photofax) The Crowd Bar Association. He Is a mem­ government employes. Lewis’ battles until he retired ’The government also charged A Series of Four Lectures on at a truck at Popular Market trine of minimum U.S. involve­ ber of the board of directors of "U.S. personnel in L eu>s dur­ In 1960 included many major toe union failed to properly re­ parking lot, E. Middle ’Tpke. ment In Asia. FAMILY HNANCE run-ins with government and in­ port many expenditures, Includ­ 'Those wishing papers to be pick­ Community Legal Services ’nUs view Is held by many ing the past year has not in­ H as Cheers Do If Yourself or Lef Us D t If for Yoy dustry titans and other labor ing more than $6 million in AND CONSUMER PROTECTION ed up may contact Carl Hahn, Inc., which provides leg^l serv­ Americans and Western diplo­ creased,’’ he said, "while dur­ ice to the poor in Philadelphia. mats In Vientiane as weU as by ing the past few months, North Lamar, South Carolina: leaders. In more recent years, loans to its districts, and sought OFBN TO THE PDilUO BOOM A7 IHEE OP CHABOE 83 Willard Rd. gunshots ' have sometime punc­ ’Toomey, his wife and their Laotian government officials. Vietnam has sent over 13,000 ad­ For Accused to bar further such spending. Thursday EvenlngB — 7 PJM. to • PJM. tuated disputes in the remote "Secretary Shultz, by hla deci­ The Rev. Thomas Barry of St. sons, Scott and Christopher, However, It Is by no means cer­ ditional combat ground troops QUESTION PERIOD DURING lATTEB PART OF coal cotmtry of Appalachia. sion seeking a new election, dis­ James’ Church will be guest live at 51 Decatur Rd., Haver- tain that the North Vietnamese Into Laos." By WILLIAM OREIDER EAOB PROGRAM Small Town in Big Trouble During toe campaign, Yablonski enfranchised 81,000 people who speaker at a meeting of the town, Pa. will go much farther. ’They have The President said U.S. air ’The Washington Post Iflamh 6, 1870 CONSUMER PROTECTIDN was felled by a karate chop to voted for Tony Bojde," aald Little Flower of Jesus Mothers paused to bring up supplies aft­ oneratlons . in that Southeast the neck, ■which he charged was Mr. Eaton E. SnvUh, Dttrentor Food and Dmg LAMAR, S.C. (AP) — Gordon Toom police station on the cor­ issued this order, we realized DAiRLlNG’rON, S. C.—The 60 Mine Workers’ General Counsel Circle tomorrow at 8:15 p.m. at er sweeping unchecked through Asia country hsve as their first done by a Boyle supporter. Dtviaton, Oonnedtlcut IDcpaitment of Consumer Brown is a emaill-town druggist, ner, or toe drugstore owned by that the law must be observed. or so white men gathered at the Edward L. Carey. the home of Mrs. Leo Tsokalas, T E M P irS the Plain Of Jars almost to the nrioritv the Interdiction of a Boyle, hand-picked by Lewis, ProteoUjan a soft-spoken man with gentle Gordon Brown or the cafe at the We have been criticized for courthouse door , let out a spon- ’"The decision may have been 20 Gardner St. Oo-hostesses are Sala Phoukhoune crossroads on con+lnulng flow of North Viet­ .. , ^ has been president since the MBKh 12, 1970 FEDERAL INCOME TAXES RAPP'S brown eyes and a dedication to end of the block. sending our children to stoool made to embarraef Preaidant Mrs. Frank Moriarty and Mrs. ’Jmish Sfy/e" the Vlentlane-Luang Prabang namese troops and .sunnlles " f P “ first group Kenne- Mr. JemeB Neylon, Reivemie Offloer and ’Tax­ sa'ving his public school system It Is a town that depends on after integration and refusing to of defendants was escort^ to Nixon into an antlunlon poeitlon Joseph Lawler. The meeting is highway. across the Ho Chi Mlnh ’Trail dy, Lewis’ first choice of an payer Aaslstanoe Coordinator, Haitford Office, open to members and their Deliciatessen &> Re RestBurant ClUtPn aiid FLOOR COVEMNO regardless of personal abuse tobacco and cotton for its in­ go along with toe student boy- from the jailhouse down the by underlings at toe Labor De­ One thing has been proved: complex In Laos to loin the heir. internal Revenue and boycott of Ida store. come, a town many of toe young cott. street. partment,” Carey charged. husbands. U.S. air power as employed so flo'hti-'g In South Vietnam. He Lewis, until his death at 86, Manch 19, 1970 SOCIAL SEXIURITY Laurence Lowery is a 24- have left, a town wdiere those ’The Browns have three In reply to the charges, Carsy far is not enough to stop the renorted that In 1969, this flow ’Two lines of South Carolina ran the imion’s muItlmllUon dol­ Represenbetlve of Social Seourtty Admlnlatra- The Rev. William' Henry Jack- |0e MAIN STREET T I L M 4 W year-old Negro who fears that who have stayed work mosUy in stoool-aige children, said those invol-ving nominating North Vietnamese in Laos. totaled about 10.000 men. highway patrolmen stood guard, lar -welfare and retirement fund, Uon Hartford Ofttoe son, pastor of the First Church FMlHPlng 6 Full LInu o f ” blg trouble” may explode over industrial plants 10 to 16 .miles ‘"There are many,” Brown procedures were moot and that Ovtr S H ifM SondwIchM American fighter-bombers fly but no one was threatening which has been criticized for the others were of "no Apia 2, 1970 MORfFGAOEB AND HOME FINANCING of the Divine Light in Hartford OPEN DAM.YTO 6 — THURS.. FRI. TO 9 P>M. "In addition to air operations toe m'lxing of races or because away. said, “ who have come Into toe sub­ Picklet.' DelicioHf Solods daily raids in an attempt to cut anyone. keeping It’s money In a union- stance at all” or "miniscule.” Mr. WfiUam R. Johnaon, Secretoxy-'Treaaurer and director of the Philosopher’s Ntw Yofk Style Detserti - Ckeose Coket . on the Ho Chi Mlnh Trail.” he of an act of violence by white It Is a town where a young drug store and paid their bills HARE Rodit Be*f HOT Corned Btef 1 Out o f Tosm GaU OoBeot the roads and slow down the en­ "Baby,” a man hollered from owned bank without Interest. He said In some areas, “miey Savings Bank of Mancbeaber Open Forum, wlU be the guest said, "we have continued to car­ adults. man in a pool hall boasted, and said they no longer would PoBtromi ' emy offensive, aided on several the back of the crowd, "1 Yablonski, 66, was a Imig-time speaker at the Sunday Coffee ry out reconnaissance flights' in An old man who wouldn’t give “ HeU, man, this is Dodge CUy/' do business with a nigger-lover, Mr. John A. Hedlund, Aaainbent ’Treasurer ""B in d er s • Cotering^irtMay Cokes occasions by the U.S. B52 bomb­ thought they’d have you in member of the union’s tiler- (Bee Page Ten) House at St. Mary’s Episcopal Open San. • Thuri. Tifi 1 A.M. northern Laos and fly combat his name, but who oat with oto- echoing toe pride of some be- "I ask my children each day Mancbeeter Savlnga and Loan Aasoctaticn Ffi. & Sot. TiU i A.M. ers. chains.” ’The .crowd guffawed Church Sunday at 9:50 a.m. His support missions for Laotian er elder citizens and puffed his cause of the clash with law en- if they are abused. I know they Repreaenflatlrvte of (Mortgage Department ^'Enloy at or take out anything on The B62s for months have and eered again. Connecticut Bank and ’Trust Company topic will be: ‘"The Spiritualist our menu 1 ^ ' -forces when requested to do so pipe, spoke of a bygone day forcement officers. are, but they seldom tell me. It Movement.” The coffee house is been attacking the North Viet­ by the Royal Laotian govern­ They were the active mem­ Representetlive of Mortgage Division namese traffic'to South Vietnam when things were better. But for Gordon Brown, drug- has been hard, very hard, for open to Grade 10 students Mamfl«M,Shopfhi« C«it«»g8 t a n * ment.” This is Lamar, South Oaro- g;lst, father, husband and city my wife and for my children. _bers and sympathizers „ * ts- of the Federal Homing Administration (Rti. ^ - N«er Rt«. 195 N « t To A T along the Ho Chi Minh trail through adults. Txi each Instance, he stated, Una, a town in trouble. councilman^, toere are fears that But a mem must do what he Coimty freed om of New England Listed Among 3 down eastern Laos, but some Choice Assodation. ’Their leader, diplomats consider use of Amer­ "our combat air operations It is a crossroads agricultural Lamer 'wUl die if toe schools must do.” have been flown only when re­ should remain closed or vlo- Laurence Lowery, the black Jieryl Best, a slightly buUt man ica’s biggest bombers in the community of 1,350 persons sud­ with dark hair and long side­ tf >r :> r V quested by the Laotian govern­ lence erupt again. man, believes the Negro com- Best Spots to View Eclipse r ' Plain of Jars area as an escala­ denly cast into the national spot­ burns, smiled as he was led ment.” "It’s just a small Southern munity of Lamar would have VAMBAsnomnr tion of American military in­ light by a group of 100 white ad­ 'through the doorway. He spieaks NEW YORK (AP) — Weather eclipse. They will be astrooo- INDOOB-OUIQOM volvement In Laos. He eald that toe level of U.S. ults who overturned two sdiool town that centers its life on toe been happy with totally segre- schoDl,” Brown said. “ You close gated schools, for the region’s minority grexq), threatens to draw a frustrating mers and other scienUato, soma Before the North Vietnamese operations in the air "has been buses bringing Negroes to a the whites digging in to resist curtain over Saturday’s stun- newsmen and {tootographers,- PAUL DODGE is having an Increased only as the number of that school and, mister, you SCULPTURED and their Pathet Lao aUles formerly white school and “ But when the law to Inte­ schoed desegregation. ning spectacle of a total eclipse flying seven to eight miles high CARPET North Vietnamese in Laos and close toe tovyn." launched their offensive, their clashed violently with state grate was made,” he said, "It Best’s smile was his qnly pub­ of toe life-sustaining sun. aboard special jet flights. And AMJj BNIM VDiMHEB the level of their aggression baa prime objective was believed to highway patrolmen ’Tuesday. Brown’s wife, a seventh- and necessary to abide by that lic comment on ’Thursday’s ’The U.S. Weather Bureau said perhaps some passengers increased." > TWEEDS be the Plain of Jars. The Com­ Lamar’s downtown area cav­ eighth-grade science teacher, law.” court proceedings In Darlington. today the most favorable loca- aboard regular airUner* will be munist forces held the plain .for Declaring that peace remains ers just three blocks. It Is a volunteered last fall to teach In Lowery said, “ If any of those In all, 27 white men were tions for viewing the eclipse will lucky enough to be at the right a school which then was all-Ne­ MANY $Oa95 years and last year pushed west the highest priority of the ad­ town dying in toe endless mi­ black children aboard those two brought before Magistrate Sam be from eastern North Carolina places at the right UmM to SM from it to Sala Phoukhoune. ministration, Nixon said he dis­ gration from country to city. gro. school buses had been really Chapman who Informed them of and the Virginias to Long Is- the ecUpse. 8 ^ x 1 1 Most of its stores are red “There were a lot of nasty re­ ’ITien the North Vietnamese patched le t t ^ Friday to Soviet hurt, like losing an eye maybe, their rights and released them land, N.Y., and New England. Cameras and special sclenUf- brick, faded and cracked. What marks when she volunteered,” COLORS withdrew, leaving the weaker Premier Alexie Kosygin and then there would have been on 82,000 bail after friends and Pjirtly cloudy to cloudy skies ic Instruments will record end Brown said, “ but she did this Pathet Lao forces to hold the Britlto Prime Minister Harold once was a grocery, what once some shooting and killing in this relatives signed the forms to and possible predpitation were analyze the' event aboard some 01M> LOT SIZE was a ladies’ shop, are closed. first to preserve our public town, territory, and Gen. Vang Pao’s Wilson, who are cochairmen of post property as bond. fareoast from Kentucky and 70 rockets vaulting up to cdtl- So is the one theater in town, its school education and second be- children, love ICeo guerrillas drove them back the conference responsible for ’The men are charged with Tennessee to western sections of tudes of about* 100 miles, end STAIR marquee peeling and dusty. and took the Plain of Jars. maintaining toe 1962 Geneva cu;- cause we thought that by taWng them just as much as any white “ riotous assembly.” Specifical­ New York and Pennsylvania, from 12 probes to be fired from a step toward teacher Integra- „jan loves his.” CARPETS ’The North Vietnamese now coids on Laos. A highway turns and bends ly, they are accused of attack- western North Carolina, South guns, and from the Applioetions have an estimated 20,000 troops "I hope that a genuine quest through toe main part of Lamar tlon, perhaps we could keep our Doym at Carl’s Cafe, a yoimg ing state and local police and Carolina and northern Georgia. Technology Satellite—I, ahUted for peace in Indochina can now but most motorists would never student freedom of choice, and better equipment in the "Poor prospects fdr viewing into a now orbit so it can pboto- AND begin," he said. remember passing toe tiny «ie- “ But .when toe federal court (See Page Seven) (See Page Seven) area. They are also four months are expected In Mississippi, Ala- graph the blob of the moon’s WALL-TO-WALL CARPET ahead of their timetable last "For Laos this 'will require bama, southern Georgia and shadow whizzing over the earth toe efforts of toe Geneva HALL year. This has led many ana- Florida,” the bureau said. at about 1,60Q miles an hour. 100% Nylon Dupont 501 lysta to conclude that the North Om/erence coefaairmen and toe RUNNERS rtgnatory countries. The sun wUl bUito out com- gad weather agrounl wiU be Vietnamese will try to take pletely for two to three minutes particularly fpiiii^g because an- I Installed Over $0 .8 5 Vcmg Pao’s operational head­ "But most of all it 'will require In Hartford Monday BeanGfol Seleetkm quarters at Long Cheng, his realism and reasonableness other total ecUpse wiU not 32 OE. W affle Pad o f Ckdotv from Hand. For It is the North starting In Florida at 1:17 p.m. ^ g e p across anywut of the Reg. $9.95 main supply hose at Sam ’Iliong EST, with the dark shadow then continental United States until Reg. $7 to flO yd. and Vang Vieng, 65 miles north Vietnamese, not we, who have speeding over Georgia, toe Oar- 2024 of Vientiane. escalated toe fighting, TViday there are 67,000 North Viet­ State to Hold Public Hearing oltoM. and y irg h ^ . before ^ total eclipse U a rare and Prices have risen on everything . . . including cars! No one seems to be doing anything about it! NOW. Veteran observers believe this heading out only partially over rewarding scientific event $ ^ . 9 9 would seriously threaten the namese troops in this small ...PAUL DODGE is WAGING HIS OWN BATTLE AGAINST HIGH PRICES by CUTllNG CAR country. There are no American regions west of that line with to boost theli- chanoea of PRICES TO THE BONE! LOOK AT THESE GREAT BUYS . . . SHOP . . . COMPARE . . . PAUL CERAMIC BATHROOM yd. viability of Prince Souvanna the eclipse less in degree ^ d seeing K, some 800 setentists Phouma’s government, but they trwpe there euller in time toe greater the Ytave set up apeolalised DODGE SAVES YOU MORE on GREAT CARS! also believe that President Nix­ Nixon promised that in future, On De Facto Segregation distance west. costly equipment In (uid aroieid' WlMle n ie y U w t on can do no more than step up ” We ■will cmitlnue to give the Desj^te any clouds, hundreds air strikes. The introduction of American i>eople toe fullest pos­ will witness the totality of the (See Page BeVMK *69 PONTIAC BONNEVHJLE ^69 P O N TIA C FIREBIRD sible information on our involve­ By JUDY FREUND “ Mnssive school segregation not Negro or Puerto Rican— American ground troops Into kindergarten pupils have been 4 DOOR HARDTOP 2 DOOR H ARDTOP BATHROOM ment, consistent with national Associated Press Writer does not exist because vfe have (Mm Page Tareolgr-TlirM) security.” Local communities have de­ segregated our schools but be­ allowed to transfer out of pre­ V-8, automatic transmission, INSTALLED W AXES end bated the pros and cons of bus­ cause we have segregated our dominantly Negro and Puerto 6-cylinder, automatic transmis­ society and our neighborhoods," Rican districts to predominantly power steering, power brakes, sion, power steering, radio, Ue to 188 Ft. iieM ing school children. U.S. sena­ r a d io , heater. Demonstrator said Rlbicoff, who Is a former white districts. heater. H uge, discount. Save M iitftoli m A Tm t C M m CLEANERS tors have argued over toe en­ model with very low mileage. $650 on this n ^ car! forcement of desegregation U.S. secretary of health, educa­ Waterbury and the other 13 BhiU factory guarantee. Blue. equally throughout the nation. tion and welfare. cities €Oid towns cited as having But the question of de facto “ If segregation is 'wrong in racially imbalanced schools segregation has not yet been the public schools In the South, have a total population of 1.17 ’69 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE ’68 CHEVROLET CAPRICE ’ 68 JAVELIN Rlbicoff said, "tt is wrong In the million, compared with the 4-DOOR HARDTOP thrown open to a public hearing KITCHEN CARPET! oii the state level in Ccmnectlcut. staes. . . The North is guilty state’s overall population of 2.53 4-DbOR HARDTOP 2-DOOR HARDTOP million In the 1660 census. Full power including Factory AIR DO IT YOURSELF On Monday, It will be. of monumental hypocrisy, in its CXINDTITONING, many other extras. V-8, automatic transmission, power 4-speed floor shift, radio, heater, ’The (Ime is 2 p.ip. In the Hall treatment of the black man.’’ The list of racially Imbalanced Save $1,200 on this new steering, radio and heater. bucket seats. Very low R IO O R • 100% NYLON , • HIGH DENSITY of the House In Hartford, and ’The. former Connecticut gov­ systems mentions the 12 largest mileage. One local owner. ^ 1TTU RU»ER BACK • LARGE ASSY. OP CARPET the Capitol is bracing for an ernor made his remarks Feb. 6 communities in toe state, Includ­ overflow crowd and heavy In a speech before the Senate ing Hartford, New Haven, > COLORS . . . ' SAMPLES rtietoric. Under discussion will supporting a proposal of Sen. Bridgeport, Waterbury and o ’67 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE •68 PLYMOUTH FURY III ’67 PONTIAC LE MANS be toe guidelines the state has John Stennis, D-Mlss. Stamford. 4-DOOR HARDTOP Tlie Senate on Feb. 18 ap­ ’The major suburbs where V-8, automatic, power steering, power drawn up to end racial imbal­ ’ 4-DOOR SEDAN 2-DOOR HARDTOP ance In public schools In Con­ proved the Stennis amendment, racial Imbalance was cited In­ brakes, radio, heater. Factory AIR clude Hamden and West Haven, V-8, automatic transmission, power necticut by juggling enrollments. which requires equal enforce­ V-8, automatic transmission, power CONDITIONING. A very well serv­ «a. ment of school desegregation outside New Haven, toe Hart­ iced car with hlg^i mileage. Priced steering, radio, heater. ’Turquoise. A The State Board of Education steering, radio and heater. RMQQC' ford suburb of Bloomfield and very clean, low mileage 7 9 5 has ordered 14 cities and towns throughout toe land. ’The pro­ Green. A very clean car. ” ■ OTD $5(X) below retail. Drive 8>14RA the Bridgeport suburb of Strat­ It and you’U buy it! SQ. YD. In Connecticut to prepare deseg­ posal is now pending in the regation plans by mid-March. House. ford. Although not citing examples The town of Bloomfield Wed­ ’65 PONTIAC TEMPEST Conservatives claim that the ’66 PONTIAC LE MANS ’ 66 FORD CUSTOM 500 INSTALLED! state board lacks the right to of segregation In CkHUiecticut, nesday became the first Connec- Icut community to have Its plan 2-DOOR SPORT COUPE 2-DOOR CUSTOM 2-DOOR HARDTOP $9.50 yd. Interfere In local problems and Rlbicoff could have. that the regulations can not be Waterbury Is the object of the for correcting racial imbalance approved by the State Board of 8-cyllnder, automatic transmission, ^ V-8, 3-speed column shift, radio, legaUy enforced. Liberals main- first major school desegregation 6-cyHnder, automatic transmission, ra­ Education. heater. Priced to sell. tan that the regulations fall to suit filed by the U.S. Justice De­ dio and heater. Prio^ ^ 1 3 9 S power steering, radio, heat- ROOR ^ 7 9 5 The hoard had originally cited er. See this

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MANC^ES'iteIr EVENING \HERALD, MANCHESTER, CO^NN., FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1970 PAGE THRBB PAQ B TW O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD/MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1970 Coventry subject of oontrovarsy, with don, which feared it would lose Bridgeport Gets some persons charging that the St. O nge Rang the' eound lab. filBO city administration was not "A s phrased, H is an amUg- 9(15 $1.4 Million For W ordin g of Cut Larry Lewis Susan Atkins Sheinwold on Bridge THE coniplstsly behind the program uous statement and, at best, an Police Log FORmRENIBANO 4-H Saddle Soapers Show beoauss moot of the fu n ^ would unclsar and confusing announce­ TURN AWAY FROM Model Cities Re New London YOUNQPeJPlE NORTH SECRET he spent on the city's east side. ment,” said St. Onge Thursday. Still Dashing And Manson ALL YOU WANT ARRESTS Its sWMlto a M «!*■■ ♦ Q 1 0 Benefits Mansfield School BRIDOBPORT, Ooim. (A P )— WABHINOTON (AP) - Oon- The addition of one short sen­ Dcuvid h. Roy, 31, of Hartford, tsmsfs sSssf We sswev si OF SANTA By AUFRED SHEDfWOLD 'O A The 4-H Saddle Soapers have 6 to 8 p.m. For tIoksU or rezer- director of the Bridgeport Sfeudenhs Pas* Refiolve gressman William L. St. Onge, tence would have mode it clear, ohargod yesterday on a Circuit Meet Joyfully At Age 102 0 Q8 7 3 2 prsaented a cash donation to the vatlons, those wiriilng to attend CltiOs Program an- Court 13 warrant wiUi two . Playing bridge Is sometimes 4k K J954 VITTORIA F o r lUgHtft on Campus D-Cofin., hae shairly criticized underwater LOS ANGELES (A P ) — The I ML UU MMUTTfO like walking through the looking ANTHONY Mansfield Training School from Gerard Dubord, t « o RAN FRANCISCO (AP) — counts of breaking and entering ■ssarsl AiiSiHicn WEST EAST Trombiav ~ o r ” MTchii.T’ government hae approved (A P ’-T h e Con- the Pentagon for its handling of sound lab were going to be lost girl authorities say supplied the glass. To get what you want you VIRNA; HAWJY, Every morning when the weath­ with criminal intent and lar­ 4 987 ♦ 5 USI KRUOER^FM^I promeds of a benefit horse show ’ a $1.4 million grant for the ptteroolleglate fltiu ^ t an annOunoement concerning the and that the lab Is to remain basis of charges against Charles have to go off In the opForite er permits, Larry Lewis gets up ceny. Police said the arrest ^ K 10 7 4 QJ962 lieia by the group. President program, mdon, where it hae Manson in the killing of actress Ml MU MNimO direction. If you reach directly State. SohoolB *!!!,■»*• Navy’s Undenvater Bound Lab- New stemmed from hreaks into two 0 A J 6 0 1094 oapltoL paMed a ,ra«MuUofi , „ _ • ^ been for and Jogs, the 6.7-mile perimeter Sharon Tate and six others has Mnstil fiutSsncs tSHWM for anything,, you can't possibly Jane Manley and Immediate The Capt. Nathan Hale School James Connelley, the director, Thursday maintaining! th^t stu- °**tory in New London, Conn. ^ ' y?o(!*- Tolland Tpke. service statkms. 6 P A 862 A A Q 10 3 BURNSIDE of nearby Golden Gate Park. had an apparently happy reu­ get It. paat President Sandra Dunnock admlnfAratlon and facuUy hae sold the funds would be used to The Defense Department In­ Roy was released on a liiOO mm- SOUTH Then Larry walks the five surety bond. Court date nion with the hippie-type ciilt South dealer. d e n t e d the gift to Mansfield annoiAced that they are anxious finance 37 projecU In a variety — ^t in governing their oam- formed Bt. Onge and other con- P m n d V iit n il t l o l a v leader in jail. iaraitnt Both sides vulnerable. 4 A K J 64 3 2 Superintendent Francis P. Kel- ^ “**** parents to the many of areas such as education, pm e., greasmen Wedneeday that the axciny miles to the St. Fiancis Hotel, March 23. C? 8 5 3 Susan Denise Atkins, 21, ac­ IMir II rapHrat iicssmsiHm Opening le^d — Nine of ley. o p ^ r ^ t l e s awoUable to girls housing, health, and crime con- xhe reeoluUon was proposed lab waa going to be combined NBW YO RK (A P )-D ela y s of where he is a banquet waiter, Meet or Adult IsiNlss O K 5 and puts in a fdll day Hustling Russell O. OueUeUew 35, of 106 cused in the slayings along with E Spades. H ie money will be tilled for f ^ " ' “ ■y "'!*** **^1- by students from Qulnnlpisc Col- with the Navy’s underwater up to 80 minutes were expert- ♦ 7 food-filled trays around. Birch St., charged vrith Intoxi­ Manson and four other mem­ West <^>ens the nine of the benefit of those who reside programs in state-support- The grant is the total initial iggg^ which is currently in the weapons research and engineer- enced by home-txiund commut- bers of his nomadic "fam ily,’’ spades, and you see that your est North East at tlje Mansfield facility for the ®“ schooUr. funding requested by the pro- rnidst of a student demonstra- lug station, now located in New- out of Grand Central Terml-o His work finished, Larry hoofs cation. He was arrested last ^ NO MK MaOtt II AHUim seemed exuberant after their contract is a cinch if you can iss 2 O Pass mentally retarded. These schools aim to devatop 8Tam, said Connelly. The monpy tion over precisely that Issue, port, R.I. nal Thursday when the Penn the flve miles home and does night after a family on Bissell (Aoi IMt sayupy iss 3 4k Pass meeting Thursday. Is tptsln sfSMt ruff a heart in dummy. But you The Saddle Soapers raised the Food ciUzenehlp, a reasonable was approved by the Depeut- Before passage, however, lead- The announcement sed model it referred clearly to all col- and St. Onge said It caused The Harlem, Hudaon and New who wHl never see 100 again. upon taking his ace of dia­ Richard E. Johnson, 34, of jury which indicted them, she hearts and lead a diamond In ground tin Coventry (the former die design, cities program has been the legea, not Just Quinniplac, "complete panic” in New Lon- Haven dlvielons were affected. Moreover, Larry, who is 102 monds. His only chaiKe is to Middletown, charged with fail­ replied: the attempt to reach your hand. Trueman property) adtacent to ®*roraft mechanics, baking, In- and can prove it, seems to be lead a heart to remove dum­ ure to obey a red light at E. "Charley doesn’t give orders, West wins with the ace of dia­ the Nathan Hale Forest. etrument making, nurring,.' ~ ----- getting better with age. Each my’s ace. Center and Lenox Sts. Court Charley doesn’t command.” monds and leads another There are about >0 boys and vocational June 25, his birthday, he runs Miss Atkins’ attorney, Rich­ THEATER TIME But now there is still a trump the 100-yard dash ,against a date M ardi 30. SCHEDULE trump. There goes your ruff. girls In the 4-H unit, all pf Jun- o ^ o d tu re . ard Caballero, describied the Now suppose you resign your­ in dummy. You cash the queen tor4ai. hiss*.lUgn anaOS4/1 hian acnooi aa;e. Thosc lnlter«8ted ,, can a call•• s'topwatch. He did it last yehr in reunion as "a joyous one.” Both of diamonds, ruff a diamond to 17.3 seconds, which was half a Thomas G. Welngart, 20, of self to the fact that you can’t The saddle S o a ^ r. burst into laughter when their reach your hand,' and ruff a than Hale School, to set up an Torrington, charged with failure East Hartford Drive-In—Inga, ruff a heart. You leave the ace In horsemanship, with each second faster than he managed eyes met for the first time in heart in the dummy. All you lASf HAHtttiHi 0^ appointment with teachers to In 196». to obey a stop sign at Green 9:00; Teen Age Moths, 7:30. of hearts In dummy and lead a member expected to have the' five months, Caballero related. had to do was ignore the ruff if ksu^ I N E M A 1 explore the possibilities for their What makes Larry tick? Not Manor Blvd. and Broad St. East Windsor Drive-In — On low diamond at the second complete care and training of “ They were happy to see one you really wanted to get It. children. even his doctor knows. Court date March 30. Her Majesty’s Secret Service, trick, losing the Idng to the ace. his own horse os part of the another. They just kept laugh­ Dally Question Bert Bigelow Cited Parf of the answer may be 9:16; llie 1000 Plane Raid, 7:30. Now If West returns a trump, . group program. ing,” the lawyer added. Partner opens with one heart, that Larry doesn't smoke, COMPLAINTS Manchester Drive-In — Look­ you overtake with the king In " Club advisor Mrs. Joan Mac Bert A. Bigetow, Ekigemere The meeting, which lasted ing Glass War, 9:00; Despera­ and the next player passes. You Rd., is one of a group of 80 drinks nothing but three gallons A secretary’s office was your hand in order to draw the •-Clay emphasized that Jthe fund- more than an hour, was the first do’s, 10:40; Mad Room, 7:16. hold: Spades, 5; Hearts, Q-J-0- of water a day and lives solely found rifled of $26.60 in bills end last missing trump. Then you since the two were arrested State Theatre — Lion In Win­ 0-3; Diamond, 10-0-4; Clubs, A- 7 ^ on meat, baked or broiled. change at the East Side Rec lead diamond to the queen and ' S S I 6 h t “ ' ' »iS“’« the training school originated<5 near Death Valley last October ter, 6:36, 9:15. Q-10-3. ored tonight ait a dlnner-clance His ruddy face is only slightly on School St. yesterday. The ruff a diamond. D & L i ■ with the 4-H Club members, as on car theft charges. UA Theatre — Funny Girl, What do you say? sponsored by the Connecticut pashio lined, he has a strong handclasp money was kept in a locked Good Break ■a result of their growing In- __ _ STORis or H Authorities have said remarks 6:30, 9:16. Answer: Bid three hearts. RESTAURANT State Emptoyes Association. and his speech is lively. drawer, which had -been opened, made by the slim, attractive Mansfield Drive-In — Daddy’s Since the six missing dia­ The hand Is a bit too good for a 30 OAK STREBT-QIAMCHESTER rterest In the faculty through ^ ha^’had police reported. Two watches volunteer work that the mem- "He’s Incredible," says his Miss Atkins to a jail cellmate Gone A Hunting, 7:00; The monds break evenly, you can jump to four hearts. If partner We Cater to Parties—Phone 648-6058 25 years or more of State serv­ physician. Dr. S. Barre Paul. and a ting in the drawer were lead a heart to dummy’s ace . bers had done there. triggered the murder accusa­ Reivers, 8:50. wants to make a slam try you Every Fri. and ice, represenltlng a number of "Larry could easily pass for a not taken. and discard two losers on the ” Guperintendent Kelley accept- tions. Olnema I (East Hartford) don.t want to discourage him. departments and divisions at the man of 65 or 70.” DANCING Sat. Night . ed the gift on behalf of the en­ After the jail conference —MoUy McGuire, 7:00, 9:10. last twro diamonds.- If the dia­ Copj’right 1970 university. Larry’s age is attested by the monds had not broken well you tire training school organiza­ Thursday, Miss Atkins walked General Features Corp. DAILY BUSINESSMEN’S LUNCHEONS...... trom 30o The event wiU be held at the records of the MasOnlc lodge, of O c HIIISCV N d l l l C S briskly through a crowd of would have led a club toward tion, and praised the young 4-H Elks Home in WUUmantlc at which he has been a member J r J dummy before removing the ■ membera for their energy and newsmen to a sheriff’s car wait­ " Fire in Danbury This Special We Serve Every Day! 7:30. for 75 years. Six Advisors ing to return her to Sybil Brand ace of hearts. Then you would . interest In arranging the con- Child Gaidanoe His memory is keen. Bom in Institute, a women’s prison. Heavily Damages develop a club trick If West had SPAGHETH 9 9 e tributlon for the mentally re- The Junior Wonven’s Club Phoenix, Arlz., in 1867, he re­ O n W elfare Miss Atkins wore faded blue a high club and If you could (With rolls and butter) tarded. Ite a d d ^ that he hoped nweting of March 11 will feature calls that his childhood play­ jail denims, a worn dark blue School-Bus Area guess the r^ght play from dum­ Daily at _____ Lenten Noon Special—FISH POLLACK ■ . .______J , some of the 4-H membera would M ra Alice Moe as guest speak­ mates were mostly Navajo and HARTFORD, Corni. (AP) — sweater and white sneakers. my. 1:80-8:26-6:20-7:16-9 - volunteer to woric at the day er. She Is chief psychiatric Apache Indiana. " camp this summer. Gov. John Dempsey put the Cit­ Caballero said he and Manson DANBURY, Conn. (A P — A Actually, West would see that W/UJDISWEY social worker at the ChUd Guid­ To Larry It seems like only —who is acting as his own attor­ two-alarm fire caused heavy da­ Beauttfloation Panel izens’ Advisory OommUtee on ance Clinic in Manchester, and yesterday—it was 1882—when ney— differed markedly on how mage Thursday night to a stor­ A Beautification Committee will talk on services offered by he Joined P.T. Bamum’s circus, Welfare back in business today the defense should be conduct- age warehouse owned by County •MlWiiSsWofs ■ has been formed, witit 20 people the clinic. Mrs. Moe will begin Giant Easter Bunny Bargain Hour 1 • 2 eventually becoming a wire by filling the stx vacancies left but he did not go into detail. Bus Lines but none of the com­ ' attending an organizational Ex. Sun. ft HoL NOW her talk at 8 p.m. at Coventry walker and straltjacket escape by a mass resignatkm. Caballero said, however, that pany’s operative school buses ■meeting earlier this week. Tem- High School, and a business % artist. Six of the seven membera of if the differences pould not be were touched, fire officials said. . porary offlcera chosen were meeting wUl foUow. Tonight—"L IO N IN W IN T E R " Shown at 6:85 and 9:16 Norman PearsaU, dialrman; Larry has outlived a sister the committee resigned as of resolved, he would have no al­ The blaze broke out shortly BERLIN TURNPIKE This meeting is open to Inter­ comes i& D&L ... and weHl NEXT TO TWO GUYS tind CRANTMOOR SAT. Shown at 1:40-4:00-6:85 and 9:16 and 11 brothers. His mother sur­ Jen. 1 in protest over die cuts ternative but to step aside as after 7 p.m., and. burned for .Marcia Heath, secretary; Joyce ested women between the agea vived to the age of 97. o made by the General Assembly Miss Atkins’ attorney. about one-and-a-half hours be­ 2:00-4:10-7:00-9;SO. SUN. Shown at 1:45-4:04-6:20 and 9d)0 Taylor, treasurer, and Frances of 20 and 40. A bachelor until he was 78, he in Dempsey’s recommended wel­ The jail meeting wa spermlt- fore firemen brought It under FAnthony Quinn 1~ .Funk, public relations. In Honor Society i i i finally got married in 1916. His fare budget tor the present fis­ ted because Manson, as his own control. Spare parts, a racing ' Anna Magnant |THE ' Suggestions discussed in­ Miss Ellen Lawson, daughter have Easter Animal Farms too! I VIrna LisI SECRET cluded a iMssible picnic area on first wife died In 1960 at 57. cal biennium. attorney, has the right to inter­ car of undetermined value and Sergio Franchi ( w IN N E R ! 3 ACADEMY AWARDS I of Hr. and Mrs. Ridiard Lawson th ^ old^ Skllton property of Swamp Rd., is one of 24 sen- A car hit Larry in June 1965, They called the cuts "deUber- view prospective witnesses. a wrecked school bus were des­ OFSm fracturing his skull and seven troyed, officials said. VITTORIA INCLUDING BEST ACTRESS Ka t h a r in e h e p b u r n owned by the town, a town Path Junior College aite wlthdrsAval of funds for the planting program and improve­ ribs and severely injuring his health end wellbeing of thou­ Fire Marshal Alton Spencer in Longmeadow, Maas, to be THE G IA N T EASTEIL B U N N Y will greet the children said the fire may have been set ment of the town beach area. elected to the Maroon Key Hon­ beck. sands of citizens.’’ Justice Burger M||. yT with free Bunny Ears at the D & L stores tomorrow thru "With the help of the good and was (xmtinuing his investi­ Other suggestions were the or Society during a recent col­ 1I i i Dempsey named as replace­ h 1m 0 1 •placing of attractive entrance lege oonvocatUm. Easter. See him at D&L, Manch^ter Parkade daily 3 :S0 Lord,” saya Larry, “ I was back ments Msgr. Joseph R. Lacy, In Hospital With gation into the cause. 1 One volunteer fireman injured 'signs to the town, approaching on my feet In 23 days.” chancellor of the Roman Oatfao- Membership in Maroon Key to 8 p.m. and Saturdays 11 to 5 p.irfcv(yarious other times his leg when he jumped off the Hc Archdiocese of Hartford, Ar­ Flu Symptoms I flretnick as It .arrived at the up their property, the junk car A. • at other D&L stores). And for an e x t e t i ^ t see real live thur M. Rogers of Wolcott, an ship and qualifies nvembers as WASHINGTON (AP) — Chief burnln gwarehouse. problem, and general upgrad­ 1 chicks, ducks, rabbits and guinea pigs at the^^Lnimal Farm executive of Scovill Manufactur- official hostesses, guides and Andover Justice Warren E. Burger was ing of town proiiertlea. K -' V i ' \ ii^ Co. of Waterbury; Ifichael w ’'/ m ^ ushers \at College functions. in the (k>mmunity RoiMn, Lower Levei s t a r t i n g ^u rsd ay , at the U.S. .Naval Hospital at The group wlU meet ^ Tuition f ^ additional elective mi; Graft, a Bridgeport pharmacist; He Votes to Keep AKve Bethesda today under treatment on March 10 at 7:80 In the Town courses is whjved for membera. March 12th. \ Young GOP Robert O. Brown of Ledyard,' an for what a Supreme Court Voting R i^ ts Act "MV Hall. All Interested residents executive of the EUectrlc Boa and they alsoNmeet Informally spokesman called ” a viral infec­ WASHINGTON (AP‘ — Sen. cue invited to attend. with the faculty and dean of the division of the General Dynam­ tion.” Abraham A. Rlbicoff, D-Conn., Viahm Clinic coU^c to discu^; topics of Sets Meeting ics Cbrp.; Mrs. Newton H. Hoyt m Burger, 63, was admitted late voted Thursday with the ma­ The Public Health Nurses As­ their choice. of Greenwich, a director of the sociation is again sponsoring a p P The Andover Toung Republi­ Thursday on the advice of his jority against tabling a five- / ' Spence-Ohapin Adoption Service; family physician who examined year extension of the present SOUTHERN NEW ENCHjAND HOCKEY LEAGUE (Semi-Pro) vision-screening clinic this year. cans Club will meet tonight at and John H. Herder of North him at home 'and found flu Voting Rights Act. Tabling the SATURDAY at 7:46 • Adulto $2.00 • ChUd 50c All children three to five years Raquel Welch’s Gaie 1 * ; ' 8 In the home of Ronald Rich­ Haven, president of Quinniplac symptoms and a temperature of extension would have in effect M i l V A E V d Colchester Jets vs. Bristol Champlains of age are eligible for the free L' ‘ " J ■ "0 ® I W r ■ O s Plus H-A.H.A. All-Stars vs. SomervUle Veto ) - K ards, Gilead Rd. The purpose College. 102 degrees. ' killed It. It was kept alive by clinic, which will be held each Settle OuY of Court : 1: JTney succeed Milton H. Glo- Tuesday morning from 9:80 to of the meeting Is to discuss the Banning F. Whittington, court a 47-32 vote. • HARTFORD ARENA SOUT^mNDSOR ^ LOS ANGELE38 (A P ) — Ac­ mMM Ver of Simsbury, retired vice press officer, said ittie chief jus­ Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, D-Conn. X>$€PH€ LCVlN€a«wM. AN AVCO EMBASSY HIM 11:8 In the Town Hall tmtll fur­ results of the tax survey, whl^h'' tress Raquel W ddi, who said an ’’-'A: .. If;'-' chairman of the Hartford Na­ tice probably would remain at did not vote, but announced he ther notice. was recently conducted by^the tional Bank; CSiarles J. Zimmer­ PeT6 R0 ’T0 0 l£ KATHARINe H6 PBURN auto BJcddent here eix years ago D. the hospital for a few days. was against taking the extension The clinic teats for "lazy eya left her -vritti a scarred left tem­ club. This meeting la^o^n to man, idiairman of the Ckmnectl- blindness,” known as amblyopia, Burger left the bench unex­ also. ple, has settied out of court for the pulolic. cut Mutual Life Insurance Oo.; TONIGHT thru TUBS. — 1st RUN pectedly shortly before noon aft­ and the PHNA notes that it Is a reported $1,600. Also, delegates/to the Young David C. Hewitt of Simsbury, w Plus Co-Hit GREAT ADVENTURE Important to diagnose this eye er announcing that he would Miss Welch had demanded Republicans ^thte Convention, (jiairman of the Hartford Na­ OF TODAY AND YESTERDAY TH€ condition at an early age. A participate in the Oldahoma-In- $35,000 In damagee after her car will be chps^n. The Convention tional Bank A Trust Go. ; Har- dlans dispute about to be heard LION IN group of trained volunteers un­ was struck July 29, 1964 by an wUl b e^ i^ d Marbh 20 and 21. leigh B. Trecker of West Hart- .LA. lt*s Chris Jones-the der the dlractlon of Mra. Stan­ on the basis of a tnanscrlpt and mm wmicm cn . i >o. owuiiii auto driven by Honorio Santos, . Housing Meeting fordt retired dean of the Uni­ JANK MKHROW JOHN rA.^TI.K ley Harris will conduct the legal briefs. sensational new star- WINT6 R TIMOTHY DALTON ANTHONY HOPKINS a PhUppines sugar planter. ^."Responsibilities for Andover versity of OonnecUcut’s Scbool ns-kxiUeott ■ ■ *•«« txsvs B« isiaMMS Ih e chief justicq^ left the court with the beautiful clinic, and posters have been Settlement of the suit was dis- 1n meeting the area needs In of Social Work; David D. Kbm EXOLCrSIVE SHOWING NKiKI. SI'k K osn SAk-^-a.v,- NKiKl.TKKRYns-x, JAVW:s(iOI.DMAN JOSEPH L LEVIN E about 2 p.m., Wiittlngton said, f ttmm tsaasMS w4 ■put in town to alert parents to jm^OOLDMAN SIAk Ti N lUl.L ANTHONY HAKVEY JO H N B A R R Y *• Avoo CMIA88V cloeed Thursday when Superior Housing” will be the topic of isar of West Hartford, dean of STARTS TUESDAY girl who was , . v and went home where Ids fami­ SMfw |-^NAU.S|I)N* a t n U ’ K the clinic. the meeting of the A n^vSr Court Judge Cheriee A. Loring the faculty at the Unlvetsity of ly physician culvlsed that he be AMERICA'S NUMBER ONE civira Madigan'! Appointments for the vision- League of Women Voters, to be called the case for tzOal. >/ Hartford; and Dr. Ira V. Hls- taken to Bethesda. ENTERTANER N AMERICA'S screening clinic may be made (5< held Monday at 8 p.m. In the cock of New Haven, a retired NUMBER ONE MOTION PICTURE by calling Mrs. Harris, Rt. 81; Andover Elementary School. professor of public health at ENTERTAWMENTI Mra. Andrew Djlounas, Lake- The guest speaker will be Yale Unlveralty. u.>.\ THEATRE EAST view Dr., or the PHNA office George Katz, chairman of the Av LANTERN HOUSE in the Town Hall. NOW I®' 4»i task force on Housing for the Cburoh Sapper OPEIN 7 DAYS A W EEK Community Development Ac­ HELD OVER! RESTAURANT There will be a corned beef tion Plan (C-DAP). KaU, who $16,846 L o w B id A fBANKOVICH PROOUCION MANCHESTER PET 3rtl BIG W EEK and cabbage supper tomorrow resides in Manchester, Is also For Pool Filters CHRISTOPHER JONES/RALPH RICHARDSON/PAUL ROGERS/ANTHONY HOPKINS V 1 10 (AST CtNTER ST night at St. Mary's Church, with CENTER a lawyer and psychologist. Wed., nmra., Fri., PIA DEGERMARK Mon., Toes, proceeds going toward the oon- 960 IHUn S t —649-4273 Mrs. Alice Moe, chairman of Scott Swimming Pools of ’ MANCHESTER 643- 5709 Unuing improvement of the pic­ at 6:30-9:16 Mba.-8at 9:00-6:00 the Human Resources Commit­ Woodbury is the apparent low Sat. at l:30-4:16-7:00- nic grounds. Thun, till 9:00 tee for the Andover League, will bidder for Installing new filters r!ll5 IfclMS MWM MWig a The public Is Invited to the be In charge of the program;’ Sun. at 2:80-5:15-8:30 R n io Uwtat3oandC)((ctidO(/BsssdontMteMto f Praftodhr r * i Sunday 12H)0 to 6.-00 in the main prols and wading fRANK R PltKSON / JOHNltCARBE / JOHN BOX/tASIMAN COLOR/PWaviSON'/rtomColumtoRlluies [g j supper, which will be held from which is open to the public. pools at Verplanck and Saulters Baibro Strei— nd SERVING HoUiers Clab Swimming Pools. TTie Andover lildthers Club Scott’s price for high-rate sand 2 o * ® LUNCHEONS - DINNERS B. will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. filters (it did not bid on slow- 1 ■ COLOR ky DC LUXI ISJ m PICTURES ^ ^ in the home of M ^ . Algens rate sand filters) is $9,210 for YOIR CHEF Y a 'R HOSTS DICK MAGISTM Roberts, Hebron Rd. Mrs. Verplanck and $7,980 for Sault­ Prices ft Performances LARRY PIERSON Euntoe Guay will present a ers, or a combined price of $16,- —Evenings at 8:15-^ EOW• ME-IMIS-BRAND syi^ -program on ceramics. Sun. thru Tbura...... t M 846 if it gets both jobs . X . \ The Mermciid Swimming Fri. ft Sat...... 5.00 COAT-0- Pool Co. of Glastonbury, the —Mattneea at 3 p.m.— N-, Red Skelton Improved only other bidder, qudted $10,- Wed. ft Sat...... ,.3.00 PRESENTING ,/V/ Sun. ft Hot ...... SJSO PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) 519 for hlgh-rate filters and TUESDAY, MARCH 10th Y $15,896 for slow-rate filters, both All Seats Reserved :i "I XX), — Comedian Red Skeltim U re- ■ ■ „ . j , ^ ED FRENCH and fhe tonight HU 9 .... ported much improved after a »f°^ ^ Box Office Open DsUy serious bronchial infection bid on Saulter’s Pool filters. Neither bidder offered any 1-9 p.m. caused him to cancel a planned PORT PLEASANT JAZZ BAND credit for existing filters, Phone Res. 533-5307 ends tomorrow A v . , / ' •G» i rf w . , trip earlier this week to Wash­ pumps, motors and piping. Y ington, D.C: CHICKEN The bid specs call for com­ His physician. Dr. Daniel pletion of the Verplanck filter Kaplan, said Thursday the 67- at 6 p.m. system before June 15, and for year-old television star was le- All girls go for Girlcraft Coats: (A ) Wool inMallation of the Sautter’s sys­ qxxxting wril to treatment and tem after the close of the 1970 Shetland shaped coat^ 4 patch pockets, back “ should be up and around In a swimming seas

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IS deadline for., filing a racial stUl has aching dlscomtort in Vemon § T A . R balance plan. Judge Rules State to Hold Publio Hearing L B J Spent his left arm and chest.” ------By CLAYlLI'QLLAN The state ducation commission "His iltal signs remain Ma- A t lU MAS. II .M Your Daify AdiWfy Guido LliiA denied the extension Wednesday. ble," the doctors added. Jaycee Winner sm, Cofone Capable TV-Radio Tonight JL AM. IS ^ Aetording'lo Iho Slari. On De Facto Segregation "A ll we know is that all this Last Night They reported relieving the 6cr. Nominated For I 9-37-32.421 To develop meitoga for Saturday, Of Standing Trial MR JOSEPH’S HAIR STYUNC money to be spent on busing pain in his left arm temporarily /54-63»73---- rrod words corresponding to numbers 4- 6-16.24^ (Ooailinied from Pace One) could be used for home mort­ 4177-7I with massage and mild medicfl' > TAUaUI of your Zodiac birth sign. 899 MAIN ST. EAST HARTFORD gages and this would Im a better Comfortably State A w ard KOgPIO BRIDGEPORT, Ctenn. (AP)— Television Project Concern, already in ef­ tlon. An. to 1 You Such achoola have minority- use," said one resident who 31 Comes ocr. 1 1 ^ A Superior Court judge Ititened fect on a small scale. And the Mrs. Johnson, hurrying back _ 2 Some 32 Wide i2 Public S188 (i) V s n y Mo m s (8888) High Chaparral SAN ANTONIO,/Tex. (AP) — . . The name of Arthur C. Calla- I W ktAr to to two court-appointed paychi* (11) DsaaU las Msaaea (8-48) WMSk Naa group enrollments more than 3S spoke at the West Haven hear­ to 41 the hospital Thursday cuter . _ i- SGuord 33 Into 63 Others NOV. II (f f We are pleased to announce that as of city la to spend $29 million 3-13-20-29 4 Fine 34 Mioy atrlaU Thuraday, then ended a (88) M sam n (18) Whal’aM y Uas (0 ) per cent higher than the average ing. Former President Lyndon B. . . , 1 _i 4L. k .. han Jr., has .been entered in 64 Are 36-39-40U3A tor ' oonstrucUon of new high buying low-calorie foods tor her ,k. l&/49:«42-l7 5 A 35 DiKOverino 65 Week (W) OUllfSB’a latoxd 8188 (8) Tim OoBway thaw (0) 6A-7A8049G closed hearing with the ruling ~i) WsatCsr Walek (848) Brady Bsaeh ( 0 ) tor the school system. schools and middle schools. Another argued that first Johnson spent a "very good husband, said__4j of Wednesday < «« COn- OIMINI 6Doy 36 Could 66 Peking nectlcut Jaycee Outstanding 7Seriout 37 Cost 67 Open that L4>uIs Oofone la capable of I'll# IS)' Itamp ths iters (0) (U) MavU Friday, March 6th, MISS JANET will once grade pupils have a habit of 2 5 1 MAV tl SAaiTTAglUt (181 liSSTS " II - (s • Bssvsr - "Dodge Clly’’ Errol Flimn, . New Haven has 14 such Initial steps have 'been taken night," Army doctors reported night’s chest pains: 8 It 38 Your 68 Oum standing trial tor the atrangllng getting "firat-grade stomach" Young Man Awards. 9 You're HOY. Bsstos Bteehls Olivia De Havllland. on several points of the plan. today. "They kept him awoke some to 39 Be 69 Your of a Wilton houiewlfe. (18) OlUlna’s I 8188 (I) Hpgaa's Baraee schools, Bridgeport and Hart- and therefore should be near Callahan was recipient, last 10 Appears 40 Concern 70 Attention DK. But no action has started on . . . I wouldn’t eay it was very >S1-S3.39-40 11 You 41 Moking (W) Trafli sr COBMqaesess (*M 8) Homo of tl 6 m l again be associated with us. toctl 1 1 and Waterbury 7. Sbven home. They advised there had been month of the Greater Vernmi 71 In I9-22-2M0/ , The Judge, Thomas O’Sullivan, ■parte (8^ ) ahaat aad Mra, Hair black atudlea. programs or aduH bad." fc44-7l-79-90 12 Your 42 Awoke 72 Judgment Si88 (1-8) Wsalhar — 9i88 (8) Movia ,A Negro teacher remarked; "no episode of severe pain" in Jaycees Distinguished Service 13 Friends 43 AtxMit 73 Todoy I------S461-74 K ruled the public couldn’t hear Naws cltlos and towns, most of them CANCIK (18) My Favsrtta MartUa (8-M) Bars Coma lha BrUaa teaming centers, and the Proj­ "You know yourselves that you the post 24 hours. Award. According to David 14 Prevent 44 Proposal 74 Commitments CAPIIIC08N the testimony after public de­ She welcomes all her friends and customers to come in for suburban have only one school UUNl tl ( 88) Ail Vaaira Bpsrte H lti88 (1M8) Braohaa'a WarM (0 ect Concern busing program has ISGoin 45 Your 75 Points DK. (8-48) Lave Ansrtoaa Kyis the best in hair styling. at odds with that state regula- take the bus rather than "walk Brooke General Hospital’s Unterborn, president of the 16 For 46 You fender Herbert Bundock said his (18) MoHals’a Navy registered only a small increase. i m r tl 76 Poymantt («> Raws (It) T«b O'Olseh Bapart (O) Uon. and that you would bus your doctors said Johnson’s prema­ Herald Prints Vernon chapter, the entering of 17 Olhers 47Moy 77 And JAN. client wouldn’t be able to get 18:88 (If) Tempo 18 (0) f S 1I.10-13-34 18 Shpuidn't t ilB (68) ■awhMa Acceptance of city students by children to a private school if ture contractions—extra heart­ Callahan’s name is the second 48 The 78 PropoMli l4-l7-2l-35jj^ a fair trial "if hostility pervades 81I8 (M) Highway rateal 11188 (8-68848) News — Waalhar , For Appointments Call 28^819 Other schools violate the reg­ |>>;F-to57 19 Postpone 49 Weil 79 Harmony 43-65-73 aad Sparta (0) suburban schools is at the dis­ you could." She was interrupted beats—“have been so rare,” T ow n ’s Report step of a four-part program. 20Good SOM^ings the Jury and the general at­ 8188 Nawi with Wsltor Cnm- ulations by having too many u o SOAnd (18) Della Baasa (O) cretion of the suburbs, whidi 21 From 51 Home AQUAtlUS mosphere." ffia ’ (0) Open Monday thru Sat.—^Thurs. end Frl. till 9 white students rather than too and accused of being unintel­ liiat the continuous electrocar­ Callahan will be competing; j ju ir.it 81 Too (8) News with rraah Bsy- (M) Blpoord in the Waterbury area have Manchester’s 1968-69 annual SAUNA BATHIHU 22 MoitYOt 52 Avoid 82 ChorKV JAN. to 11:15 (8) Friday Ipaetsealar ligible. diogram monitoring was discon­ against other chapter winners 23 Or 53 And The psychiatrists, who testl; aalds (C) many minority-group students. L.AUe. II 83 You (IS) Dleh Vsa Drhs 11:88 (1888) TWalght Shaw dshaay been reluctant. Also Interrupted was an of­ tinued Thursday. report, for the fiscal year end­ in'the state. 24 Lovt- 54 Tlhon 84 Blood no. II tied about Co'one’s mental state Carson (O) These are in communities where IS UNIQUE 25Stror>pe 55 Moke (18) HBaUajr-Brlahlsy BapaH Most successful has been the ficer of the Human Relations ing last June 30, will be out 85 Tlngl. n-18-2g-38, were Robert Miller, superintend­ 8i48 (M) Lsoal Baara . (848) Dleh Cavstt Shaw the minority-group enrollment They said his spirits are good Callahan completed the first 26 Motter 5 6 0 86DnIr. 68-73-81-M' 1:88 (8) With This Blag — Council when she read her or­ sometime this monUt, adminis­ 27 More ent of the Fairfield Hills Hoe- 1i8f (I) Daalh Valley Days (0) Mswaeaps is more than 80 per cent white. plan to increase minority en­ today and his cold is "Just a mi­ step by being named the local "Tht famoui Finniih HttIHi VIKOO 57 Money 87 SItuotlom ganization’s statement charging trative assistant Keith Freder­ 28 Trust 58 ^ k e 88 For PIKU pltal and Manadin K. Arafeh, (M) Haattsy - BrtaUey Be (88) Fremlar Thsatre Only Hartford, New Haven and rollments in the parochial nor problem.” winner. The program recog­ lath daiiinad for Madam Amtri- A(/e. t l pert (O (48) Newa HaadUaSa — U8AF that "this segregation has come ick said today. It will be an 29 Reputotion 59 Work 89 Accounts no. It ^ superintendent of Connecticut Bridgeport were listed in this schools of the city. About 200 Ne­ In a hospital bulletin^ the doc­ nizes young men for meritori­ can Livini" — part of Fissiili cul> v im . It 30 Cooperotion 60 Interests 90 T o ^ ^ (8) Trath er Ooaaaqaaaeaa (0) BalMosa Him aad SIga Off about through deliberate rulings eight-page supplement in The MA*. 10 Valley Hospital. (11) Oaadid Camara 1:88 (I) Newa aad Weather Mo- category. gro and Puerto Rican students tors said they plan to allow the ous service to his family, luro for ovor 100 yian. (1848) Mswa — Weather — meat af MadltatlsB aad Sign or through ‘de facto' segregation Herald. J- 7-24-31^ After their testimony, O’Sulli- were added this fall. former chief executive "more church, community and nation, ENJOV thla apoclal banonclol DRV, 334867 ^ qporte aad Faateras (C) Oft The State Board of Ekluoa- biuMd on housing patterns.” Frederick said that, by HEAT, (or it: . van held that Cofone "is able 7:88 (t) Oat Oa( Sknart (C) 8:88 (88) Newa aad SIga Off tlon is attacking the problem The Ju ^ce Department says limited activity today, depend­ pub- for leadership ability and for Abraham Rtbicoff, voicing al­ to understand the proceedings SEE SATURDAY'S TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE USTINOS on ______the plan is good, but complains ing on how he feels.” They said llshing it in the newspaper, Ihe personal and business progress. ••Promotta Phyalcal FItnoaa a local ba^a. Bat many most the same sentiments in the against him and assist in his idected officials and eihic^on. it h ^ not been totally im this would include some wrtklng report will cost the town about Sponsor of this year’s state “ Sllmutataa circulation ' SM ILIN G m SERVICE Senate, was hailed by members own defense." Trial was set for plemented. around his hospital room. one-fourth of the cost of previ­ award program is the Hartford **Rali«at muKlot Radio al officials feel that the prob­ of both parties. ous reports. —_Business Mirror April 14. lem must be handled on a re­ A civil rights official, how­ Results of laboratory studies Jaycees chapter. The awards “ Rtllavaa lontlont (This listing Includes only tboae news broadcasta of 10 or 16 Southerners saw him as a con­ Several hundred of the 1966- By JOHN OUNNIFF mile icing. Their carrying capac- Bundock also asked for a gional level with school districts ever, charged that the federal sw ^ as blood counts.taken to­ banquet has been scheduled for ‘ ■ Claanioi porn, knot akin baautl- minute le n ^ . Some atations carry other short newsitesta.) vert, and northern liberals 67 and 1967-68 annual reports APBuslnsss Analyst ity of 80,d00 tons la equivalent to change of venue from Brldge- bringing together students from government’s court ac^ hte ackn‘<^ day were described as normal. tonight at 7 at the Hartford Hil­ tul still are available In the *’ tnany othar bonotlta NEW YORK (A P ) - While ^ Haven "so that the WBOB-OU 6:36 Afternoon Fditton the cities, suburbs and rural against Wciterbury may Impede Doctors reported his general ton. Guest speaker will be ledglng northern hypocrisy to- Municipal Building. many carriers of goods are run- defendant may obtain a fair and 5:00 BarUord Hlghllgnt* 8:30 Weather towns. integration rather than speed it. w art the black man. condition late Thursday was sta­ Andre Letendre, president of 7:00 News 7:00 Accent 70 WilUam C. Jones, speaking as the U.S. Jaycees. n l^ ln to 8ome ty p e rt economic riverbank program of the ImpartliU trial." O’Stdllvan s ^ 8:00 OasUgbt 7:20 Edwin Newman Riworti Oov. John Dempsey a i^ State Yet some liberals voiced fears ble and said there had been "no I VISIT our display — Pre-Fab or Custom .luilt :3;n0 Quiet Boura 7:30 Newa of the World executive director of the state Oallahan has served six years or financial turtnitence these Army Engli^ers not only stebl- ^ woidd rule on the motion WPOF—14U 7:60 Joe Oaraglola Board of Education Chairman that forcing integration on the medical devedopm-ents which Rooms to fit your Roods conference of the National As- Igloo Reception on the Vernon Board of Educa­ days, a transport form not that the river Ma^reh t®- 5:00 H ik e Oreen 8:05 Pop Conoert William Horowits disagree on __. North might slow Integration have given cause for additional 7:00 R e v Dunaway 9:06 NIghtbeat tion and is now serving on the much faster than the packmule “ pernicious turn Cof®"® pleaded Inn^ent 12:00 Bobby R iv ers 11:00 News, Weather the regionallsatimi question. soolation tor the Advancement t»th North and South. concern." RANKIN INLET. N.W.T. of Ooiored People, questioned ______Board of Representatives. He rolls akxur like old m anriver In ««)u nd a Ixidge or a power Thursday to two additional w n ff—UH 11:26 Sports Final Horowits said he favors man­ Ekirlter Thursday, Army phy­ (AP) — Prime M lni^r Pierre 6:00 News 11:36 Other Side of tha Day the timing of the suit. has been active in youth ath­ AM-FINN SAUNA SALES th* HDrinip floodB plant, but It al*o keeps the soil charges of robbery with vlo* 5:10 Dnols Jay datory regionalisation action by sicians reported Johnson had Elliott Trudeau was given a re­ letic activities and is chief buy­ T l i r ^ e ^ t i i e s s that is Is “ P the channel. >ence on Jan. 4, the day Mrs. 6:00 News the 1971 legislature. Dempsey He noted that Waterbury w b s Baptists Plan spent a " b ^ night.” ception In a big Igloo when he me oarge puainess, tnai u, is ' ^ Carol Diack was strangled In 8:10 Walter Croakite er at Pratt and Whitney Aircraft UF NANTFURU booming on the nation's 9,200 Because of stabilisation pro- " 8:30 Phil Burgaii said be fe.vora \noluntia(9 (^ glo n - beginning to act mi a set of Pains in the chest and left stopped here on his six-day tour Oorp. 7:00 The W on d Tonight allaation, adding that "each desegregation proposals agreed Vesper Services arm and "general restlessness" of central Arctic communities. DIV. ALL-SJEASON POOL, INC. miles of Improved riverways, » «-toot ch^nel be j Stamford, was 7:20 Frank Oifford Liannr ORua 7:30 N ew s community has to' look at its to in conferences with civil Trudeau staye'd three hours in Route 44A— Bolton pushing goods along at 6 to 10 » the lower Mlmils- lou,3,^„,, Community Baptist Church wakened him several times, a 8:10 Speak Up on ^xirte PAtKADE own proUems." rights spokesmen and now the medical bulletin stated. this mainly Eskimo community Late Adoption TEL 649-6962 er 236-15S0 mites an hour in this, the age of 8‘PPt tWs year, three feet deep- ^ „ „ Dlack’s death. 9:00 New s will hold twx) Lenten vesper high speed jeto and lOO-mUe-an than the old channel. And ' ______9:10 Speak Up OPEN "When the big diNerence be­ court-action may delay imple-i Johnson, 6L who suffered a of about 500 in the North West "The Star-Spangled Ban-' 13:16 S lm O ff mentation. services In preparation for an-hour trains. sometime In the 1970s the Ohio w n o istf tween voluntary and mandatory heart attack in 1956, entered the Territortes and attended part of ner” was officially adopted 17:45 A.M. la 10 fM. In Hartford, where the state Blaster on the next two Sundays As the barge operators are stiver also will have a 12-toot 8:00 Afternoon Bldltloe ia debated during this state Army hospital Monday after a class in the Elsklmo language, os the UB. national anthem HtS Accuses Yoloshen 8:15 Market Report has also ordered desegregation, at 4 p.m. This week, Robert happy to tell you, speed costs, channel. election year, Dempsey won’t Cutton, lay preacher, will speak suffering chest pains caused by Instructor Duke Isaluk said on March 3, 1931, well over a — RSCRTnn— In Tax Discrepancy the busing program Project Con­ They claim to be able to move a Creedy and the heads of car- be in the fray, however. He has hardening of the coronary arter­ the prime minister succeeded in century eilter being written cern has been in effect there on “The Seventh W ort.” Mrs. L. ton of freight 880 mites tor $1. rler companies see a future also decided after 10 years in office ies. learning one w ort: tawauvus, in 1814, aooordkig to Ekvey- .. WASHINGTON (A P ) — Na- for more than three years. And BYed Bunch Jr., soloist, will sing By train, that dollar might buy ht coordinating efforts with rail- p voloohen, under bkdlot- not to run for re-election. "I Walked Today Where Jesus "There is no evidence of a meanlng goodbye. clopatdia Britannica. SCRAP CO.. Inc. each year the number of stu­ only 66 mites, by truck 16 mites roads- Ih some instances, O e e ment -teia believe Tulsa t®T0s. Nothing slow about that. Barbaresi said. ’The city now Hartford School Superintend­ Vernon Junior Women’s dub, is with the art classes and by re­ We'll give your burner the firil treat­ BATTERIES — RADIATORS — PAPERS — RAGS may handle mime tonnage tluur ______has five all-wMte schools and ent Medill Bair called segrega­ Also Buyers of INDUSTRIAL SCRAP tion "a statewide problem de- conducting a bicycle safety pro- view. ment . . . to make sure that it is func­ tiM ports of St. Louis or Mem- RAVIOLI 14 schools that are predominant­ . . gram in the Vernon elementary After Lt. Kjellquist completes TE LEPHONE 872,6687 For Limited ly Uack or Puerto Rioen. mandlng state-wide solutions . . . tioning properly . . . to give you iM s. And they expect the port schools. his talks .the club women will 989 HARTFORD TURNPIKE ROCKVILLE, CONN. 0( ALARM CLOCKS H. PASQUALINI Busing white, black and "The major value of sub­ carefree, economical heating comfort. Honrs: will generate 14,000 new jobs mitting plans to correct 'racial The proposed three-port pro­ conduct a quiz to determine and $500 million In plants and| TIMEX WATCHES Puerto Rican cbUdren from - a film entitled "Once Upon a Both groups are strongly urg­ Fnsl on — OU Bm m r Boles and Servloe shores. John Creedy, president In a Bridgeport suburb^ Strat­ ulatlon 60,000, about 1,400 per­ Bteycte.” The film ia being fur­ THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTiODT INNERSPRING ing peu^nts to encourage the A ir CoBdlttoiiliig of the Water Traiuport Associa­ ford, a meeting of Uack parenta sons were In the audience that nished by the American Auto­ program and to review the ma­ s iBsored BnUget Payment PIm i tion, estimates that $181 billion Non43redlt Extension showed they were 80 to 90 per turned out Feb. 9 tor a hearing mobile AasociaUcsi. terial with their children, s 24 Hoar Onstomer Ssrvlm has been irtvested in production Presents the Course cent opposed to busing, a school on a controversial busing pro­ TTie poUce department and the stressing the need tor "isafety j 648.4SS8 BUTTON FREE facilities at water sites since official reports. gram to end racial imb^ance. women’s club are urging teach- and respect for the law. Waterbury acknowledged to Lincoln School is the

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oounty'B school adopted a i)tw come through that hole onto a Hlanrl^FiitFr The Philanthropist Lam ar: midyear Integration plan order­ "X white paper held in ed by the federal .court, the free New England Many GOP Committees fLETOHERaUtSSOO. O F l Louis B. Wolfson, the once specUoulsr your other hand in front of the SttpttittQ ifp r^ A T oim oholoe people have been trying cardboard on the side away financier who has Just finished serving to undo It, The aaeoclatlon draws Good Seat from the sun. Pledge Meskill Support 54 MeKK STR in PUBLDSHUD BY TUB 10 months for a legal error in some of Us membership from all over Or you may observe the* ec­ the county, but they centered Now Is the time to bring in yoiu- screem to he npainaS- HSRAU5PRINTmO CO.. INC In Trouble lipse for brief timee through a By THE AggOCIATED PRE88 outside his district—in Stonihg- IS Btrsat his ihanipulation of securities, has taken their protest on Lamar, a bleak For Eclipse Storm window' gioee rephieed, M»iiclie»t«r. Conn. filter coneleting of two or thriee ton, (Second Congressional Dis­ the occasion of his completion of pay­ tobaooo town where resentments A series of - Republican par- THOMA8 F. I^ O U S O N (OonUnned from Page One) or more layeri of black and- trict), Manchester (FIret Con- WALTBR R. FBROVSON seemed strongest. Eighteen of (Continued from Page One) virhite phott^raphlc film that Connecticut Thure- AUTO OUSS INSTALLED Publtshon > ment for that crime to disclose his pub- greseional), Norwich (Second Founded October 1, 18S1 Uc-siririted innocence In some othw mat­ PubUatied Every Bbreiitnc Except Bundajre OLASS FURNITURE TOES •ad Hnlldnys. Entered at tbe Poet Offloe at ters a careless' public may have been Haacheeter. Conn., ae Second CUm Mail Mauer. misjudging. MIRRORS (FlnpIsM asd Door) "but 'there was no reason to with a wool coat Amateur astronomers are con- a lUt of the time of mid eclipse committees—and a number of vote wae (or endorsement of a SUBSCRIPTION R A T si combined ticket, with Meiklll Puable In Advance It so happened that, at the time Wolf- hurt mUe ohUdren.’* pulled a r ^ d her dumldera, ex- —.--tln a at ValdoeU Oa and the percentago of totality endorsements for U.S. Rep. PICTURE FRAMINR (all IfiM i) for governor and Congresiman One Year ...... ISO.OO son was heading toward prison, the most Jerry ventured this gueM: **If eource their bit- ^ ® ^ " tor a number of cities on or near Thomas J Meskill Sir Month* ...... U.W who wants Lowell P. Welcker Jr. for U.S. Three Months ...... 7.S0 they reopen Lamar High School, ®**^*’“ *’**- They deplore viol- among other sites, the path of totality for the totol to be governor. ’ WINDOW and PLATE OLASS ^ One Month ...... 9.S0 celebrated Involvement associated with there’s going to be more tiou- ***“ Inilsted, but “ we all ’This eclipse occurs at the Senate, solar eclipse on Saturday, MeskllTs candidacy was boost­ Tab Enclosure from $30 to $45 phi» installation his name was not any sale of unregister­ bla.'* fa®' betrayed by our leaders." peak of sunspot activity in the MEMBER OF ’The list, prepared by the ed principally In his home ter­ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ‘ "There are no lawyers, no eun’s 11-year cycle, thus offer- ed securities, but the feet that he had Smithsonian Astrqphysical Ob- ritory, the Sixth Congressional The Associated Press is exclusively en­ mnm raa ------luiu mg opiiunumuBs im- iiiuio t*.- servaiory m v^amonoge saass., titled to the use of repuhllcatton of ali on^^toim *rad **tarfek C opportunities for more In- servatory in Cambridge as his supporters news dispatches credited to it or not other­ hired Abe Fortas, when the latter was a dldtlmera aiui a * * board members who sight into (he dynamics of the also gives that information for wise credited In this paper and also tbe five __ for early endorsement MAXCIIESTER PARKADE local news published here. Supreme Court Justice, to serve as a I... P*®*®** the zone where gun and the sun’s corona, its some other locations in the Unit- ? All rifhts of republlcatlon of special dis­ **^.‘?“ ‘‘** “ * *»«"?**“ their children would Kuve to at- usually Invisible gaseous cloud ed Statee. from GOP town committees. (New Section — Open Eves. Till 9 patches herein are also reserved. $20,000 a year consultant to the Wolfson chatted with a young policeman. The town committees met pri- tend the Negro schooI,"'She said, that reaches miUlons of miles Percentage of i'se C.4P or Msstcr Charge) The Herald Prlntlns Company Inc., as­ Family Foundation. "W e never hod no trouble," " I think our local school board gVnTe’ a t y ’Time T b t^ l^ marlly to go through the routine sumes no financial responsibility for typo­ one oldUmer said, "when things officers along with what might ^ ^ business ot electing new mem­ graphical errors appearing in advertwe- Albany, N.Y. This, as It was then disclosed, did were like they should be. We be considered the more promin- An eclipse affordk a chance to bers and naming delegates to ments and other reading matter in Ihe check on an Blnstelnlan poatu- 1:48 p.m BIST «2 PRE Manchester Evening Herani. Wolfson no good, and played a large hod some of the b«st white folks ®nt citizens,’ ’ Mrs. Best charg- Allentown Pa. . conventions that will be held and some .of the best colored ®d> "got together to draw this laite as to how much the sun’s later this spring. Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Waahtng- part, in feet, in shaking Fortas right off g;ravity should bend starlight. 1:40 p.m. BST 94 too Post Nows Service. people In the state. But vw don’t Jogged school zone.’ ’ Atlantic City, N.J. In Bristol, a town in MeskllTs INVENTORY Full service client of N. E. A. Service Inc. the Supreme Court bench. Scientists will be studying the Publishers Representativea — Matnews, want none of this mixing. We 'Phe accusation is denied by district, the town committee Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency don't believe the colored *]^ p le «®hool officials. Ben Greer, the magnetic field, the cauMS i;46p!m. EBT voted nearly two-to-one to throw — New Yorh, Chicago. Detroit and Boston. Now, too late to change anything ex­ do, either," . school board attorney said the o^heating In th e^coron a^dj^e ^ all 11 of its delegates behind SALE _MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF dRCULA- cept, pertiaps, the way some people A policeman said, "What X was dra-wn by civil rights *Wects of an eclipse upon nONB. 1 ;27 p.m. EST 100 State Senate Minority Leader think about the transaction, Mr. Wolfson can’t stand is all these state ®*t*®ers of the U.8. Department on*! the distributii m, N.C. Wallace Barnes for governor in­ highway patrolmen taking over Health, Education, and Wei- charged particles In the e D M a y advertising closing hours has imveiled his own true motivation. 1 :S2 p.m. BST 98 stead of Meskill. Bristol is Bhr Monday — 1 p.m. JYiday. the town. And I don't know how tare, not by the local school ionosphere. They will lool 50<^o SAVINGS For ^ ^ a y — 1 p.m. Satu^y. Halifax, N.S. Barnes’s birthplace. In Bridge­ For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday It had for a long time, he said, been they could hit back at our neo- it follows the prtn- «>Iar flares and comets. 2 ;68 p.m. AST 100 port, a resolution supporting For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday, ★ ON ALL MERCHANDISE THROUGHOUT THE STORE pie H ere-can you Imagine m o Hartford, Conn. Meskill also was voted down. ly r Friday — l p.m. Wednesday. his practice to use the wealth available Bchool building nearest their' will try to detect any sound 1 B™- Thursday, Southern white man hitting an- 1:44 p.m. EST 90 Unsuccessful supporters of PEWTER dassified deadline — 6 p.m. day be­ to him in order to encourage "qualified homes. With some irony, he created by the moon’s shadow other Southern white man?" Mtnatitlan, Mex. Meskill in Bristol promised to fore puMlcatlon. S p.m. Friday for noted, it is the neighbor)u>od falling upon the earth. The idea MUSIC BOXES Saturday and Monday publication. Americans to seek and accept positions |Tom HtU ie the mayor of ll;88a.m. CST 100 take out primary papers today school plan that these people is that air in the shadow may be ORIENTAL BASES WROUGHT IRON ACCE8- Lamar. "M y wife and I. we Nantucket, Mass. 80RIES In our Government and, when possible, are oi^oslng. cooled slightly so that the sur- in an attempt to fight the town SCENTED CANDLES Friday, March-8 prayed," he said. "W e prayed 1:47 p.m. BST 100 SNACK TABLES to assist them so they can do so with committee decision. CANDLES FOR ALL V ■*. • H e *’® comfeaint that the rounding air suddenly moves in, New York aty PURPOSES to our w m sacrificing dropping the air pressure and MesklU’s other announced ri­ PAPER WEIGHTS total dedication." 1:42 p.m. EST val is State Sen. T. Clark Hull CANDLE BINOS ••■rv,. ..1.1 K ^ ^ to® interest of the poor white producing a kind of Iqnar-solar MUGS Shotsrun Legislation Norfolk, Va. of Danbury. INCENSE BURNERS To translate, the $20,000 a year to Jus­ Z vm rid ^ ard about minority was echoed in con- boom. S ^ i a l sensitive mlcro- 1:86 p.m. EST SYROCCO W ALL ACCES­ 100 In Bridgeport, which is In the INCENSE SORIES Neither the action the Nixon Adminia- . ..to P®oi»e_ w l » w m t over verscittons on the courthouse phones have been set up at nine Oaxaca, Mex. END OF DAY OLASS tice Fortas was not to buy any particu­ to the Lam ar school and turned square. Fourth (jongresslonal District, a r a b f j s g u e w a l l ground stations to listen in. 11:80 a.m. CST WOOD DECORATOR tration asked, nor that the Congress town committeeman Robert ACCESSORIES lar services for the Wolfson Family over two buses. But the world "There’s a conspiracy in You can safely look ta a great Perry, Fla. 1:18 p.m. BST WALL ITEMS actually took in Ita emeiEency session Foundation, or any judicial kindness tor wasn’t told that only a third of Darlington all right." said J.C. big round red sun sinking on the Raleigh, N.C. Katz offered a proposal to en­ VENETIAN GLASS AUSTIN FIGURINES dorse Meskill for governor but FIGURINES (Med., Modern FINESSE FIGURINES Wednesday night can be squared with those people lived in Lamar, the Odum, a 36-year-old factory horizon, but you cannot stare ^ 1:82 p.m. BIST 99 any WoUstxi interests, but merely to en­ others were outsiders." worker. " It ’s a conspiracy it was tabled until the next Etc.) even briefly at the eclipse of the Savannah, Ga. FOUNTAINS (Wall 4c any sound and decent ideas of a p n ^ r able Mr. Fortas to accept, without pain meeting. ESCO FIGURINES State highway patrolmen have among the politicians. Jeryl sun. 1 ;24 p.m. EST 100 Floor) relationship between government and and deprivation, the financial sacrifice Photographed by Sylvian Odara been on duty for 14 to 16 hours a Best Is the only one speaking When the sun is low„ its heat Tallahassee, Fla. Bristol was one of the few ROYAL DUX FIGURINES STEMWARE day. An attractive middle-aged up tor white people." towns in which delegates were FIGURINES (France) WINE DECANTER SETS the private economy. of trying to live on the $30,600 annual YANKEE ATOMIC POWER PLANT, EAST HADDAM rays are traveling through and lrl7 p.m. BIST 99.8 woman brought them bomd- Bert Smith, a tobacco farmer, being absorbed by a great mass Wallops Island, va. reported to have been instructed FIGURINES (Italy) CORDIAL SETS What the Nixon Administration asked ASH TRAYS salary of a Justice. cooked hot dogs and iced tea added: "They said HEW drew of earth’s protective air before 1:38 p.m. BST 99.9 to voto a certain way at the BfED. DECORATOR ITEMS was that Congress order the members of that line but there ain’t no­ state convention. In the others, (WaU R Table) ‘. CIOARETTE LIGHTERS while they stood guard on (he the rays reach your eyes. But Washington, D.C. BRANDY SNIFTERS Mr. Wolfson disclosed, as proof of the body in HEW can follow a ANTKIUES the Sheet Metal Workers Union to work Herald perimeter of the school campus. higher in the sky, the heat rays 1 ;87 p.m. ESS^ 90 they were simply told the town BONE CHINA WATER PIPES fact that this had been an old habitual " I ’ll bring you boys something creek and a pine tree the way zip through a much thinner Wilson, N.C. committee’s preference. ELEPHANTS under the terms of a contract the mem­ IBIPORTED CUT CRYSTAL practice of his, that he had probably Inside Report Yesterdays else tomorrow," she said. ‘T that line does. These doctors blanket of air. 1:83 p.m. EST 100 But in almost all the towns FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS HORSES bers of that unkHi had voted to reject, want you to know that aU the and lawyers all took care of And while In daylight you BV>r cities away from the patii voicing a preference, the name ARTIFICIAL TREES DOGS spent over a million dollars in this sort Open Foru] themselves.’ ' might glance at the very bright of totality; heard was Meskill. ITALIAN POTTERY CATS even though its own negotiators had ap­ *»y A people of Lamar don’t hate you DRESDEN CHINA of thing. ' 25 Years Ago sun, it Is So uncomfortable that AUniquerque, N.M. The towns included New Mil­ COPPER ACCESSORIES proved these terms. Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak and don’t want to f i j ^ you. BRASS ACCESSORIES COBALT CHINA The first report on the Red There are a lot of us who re­ you blink or quickly look away. 10:47 a.m. MST 60 ford, New Fairfield, New Brit* Congress, quite understandably, held And he offered, as a curious kind of “ReaHy Saved The Day!" speak from personal . ex­ The danger with an eclipse Is Bismarck, N.D. ain, Brookfield, Kent, Thomas- W A «H N G ’TON — Alarmed as angered Mr. Nixon. More Cross War Fimd shows a total spect the law and we know what Church Plans PLUS 1,000s OF ITEMS proof of what he had been doing, the perience. that you don’t feel any discom- 12:11 p.m. C&T 48 ton, Washington, Warren, En­ back from legislation such terms o t em­ early as last Friday (Feb. 27) important, to avoid the appear­ of $7,616.61. Corporation gifts To the Editor, you’re going through." ADAM'S APPLE During the past five years fort when most of the sim’s Boise, Idaho field and East Granby, are MANCHESTER PARKADE ployment in a private sector of the econ­ names of five public servants who had that anti-Pompidou demonstra- ance of yielding to the strong make up the larger portion. Annual Meeting I would like to take this that Lh ave been a resident (rf brightness and heat have been 10:46 a.m. M 8T 27 in the Sixth Congressional Dis­ Too Numerous To Mention refused his offers of that kind of help. tiions by the American Jewish political pressures that surfaced MANCHESTER. CONN. omy. It can be accepted, as a matter of 10 Years Ago opportunity to publicly thank Memchester, I have gone to Re­ 6t. John’s Polish Naticmal blocked out by the intruding Chattanooga, Tenn. trict. community were getting out of during Pompidou’s visit, he the workers of the Water and theory, that Ccaigress would have the publican headquarters at the be­ Catholic Church will have its moon. But strong heat rays 1:21p.m. EST Meskill also picked up at ®FAIR TRADED ITEMS EXCLUDED DPEN I I 'TIL • P.M. Arthiu" Goldberg, James Roosevelt, hand, one of President Nixon’s may decide to delay his deci­ Sewer Dept., for the very The Crowd ’This was a Sunday; TTie Her­ ginning ot every election cam­ annual meeting and election of nonetheless are beaming into Chicago 12:28 p.m. CST least four endorsements from right to set terms of employment for its top advisers remarked private­ sion well into the spring. prompt and excellent manner LeRoy Collins, Abraham Rlbicoff and ald did not publish. paign and offered to give of my­ officers Sunday In the parish your eyes. They can burn holes Columbus, Ohio ly: Any such development would, in whlc^ they responded to our own employes, or for those of other Charles (Bud) WilkinscMi all refused, ac­ self and my time for the bene­ H a s Cheers hall after the 9 a.m. Mass at in the retina of the eye without 1:80 p.m. E23T “ They are hurting only them­ of course, further alienate the emergency call on Friday fit of the party. Every time, the church. The General Easter causing any pain but producing Dallas 12 Noon CST branches of the government, or even cording to Wolfson, Wolfson’s offers of selves, not President Pom­ Nixon administration from its morning, Feb. 27th. Current Quotes I have been teSd that somecoe Confession will be at 8:80 a.m. permanent blind spots. Denver 10:67 a.m. MST for those of contractors allowed to do help. pidou.” slender hold on the Jewish vote, A blockage in the main sewer would contact m ^ no one ever For Accused Sun glasses or smoked glass Kansas aty, Mb. and the Democrats are already A roast beef dinner will be business with the government. And it is The prophecy in those words By TBE ASSOCIATBO PRESS trunk line passing through our hM. This past Action I went don’t offer enough protection to 12 ;12 p.m. CST 64 Perhaps all these happened to be rich trying to exploit that alien­ (Cootlnaed from Page One) served at 11:80 by members of was borne out two days later "Heroin Is the major cause of property resulted in a backup to party headquarters no less see an ecHpee, authorities ad- Los Angeles conceded, as a matter of practice, ation. of sewage in our basement the S t John’s Men’s Cbib. A f­ 936 MAIN ST. IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER - TEL. 648-6171 - OPEN 9 enough, without any generous, public- when on Sunday aftemocm, death between the ages of 18 than three times, only to be told two school buses delivering Ne­ vise. 936 a.m. PST 86 .though not consistent theory, that Con­ But Mr. Nixon knows he must which could easily have reach­ ter dinner, there will be a pen­ AM . TO 6:80 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAY - OPEN THURS. AND FRI. UNTIL President Nixon had to agree and 36 in New York City.” — there was no n e ^ for m y help. gro children in the high school Instead, they suggest, watch Portland, Ore. spirited subsidy from Wolfsoir. look beyond parochial political ed disastrous proportions. But, ny social. Proceeds will be used 9 PM . - MUSIC STORES: 17 OAK ST., MANCHESTER - TEL. 048-6171 - gress has a right to set minimum stand­ to an unprecedented diplomatic John E. Ingersoll, director of I have since found that m y in Lamar, a tiny town down the it by turning your back to the 9:89 a.m. PST 19 concerns if he means to carry thanks to the immediate arrival to renovate and' repair the 241 AS'YLUM ST., HARTFORD - TEL. 522-7201 - WATKINS FUNERAL Or pertiaps they were merely smart rescue operation and fly to the Justice Department’s Bu­ experience is by no means road from the county seat. aim. Hold up a piece of card- San Francisco ards for conditions of employment for out the "balanced” U. S. pol­ of these men with their equip­ church property. HOME - 142 EAST I CENTER ST. - T E L 649-7196 MiEUihattan to stand with the reau of Narcotics and Danger­ unique, that the same thing or According to the charges filed board in which you have made a 9:26 a.m. PST anybody in any field. It is only when eiUM^h to know, instinctively and by ex­ icy In the Middle East pletiged ment a speedy correction of the embattled French leader in ous Drugs. similar has' occured many times by state pcriice, these men "con­ pinpoint hole. Let the sun’s rays Tucson 10:84 a.m. MST perience, that any time any magnate of by Secretary of State William trouble and a thorough clean up Congress is asked to legislate on the another demonstratiitm — a over to other petqile like my­ gregated and armed themselves Nixon, Staff Mendiers P. Rogers last December. He " I didn’t take this jo bbecause of the overflow took place. We self. maximum side, to impose a lid on tbe any kind gets so pubUc-^irited he starts demonstration of U.S.-French with ax handles, chains, bricks, knows that he can never out­ I neede a job. I wanted to be greatly appreciate the hard With such practices it is no Fly to Key Biscayne distributing Ills money secretly to impor­ amity. stones, rocks, pieces of ceinent perpetually boiling demands of labor, bid the Democrats no matter of service to my country.” — work of these men In restoring wonder that the Democratic The short-run resiilt of tills blocks, pipes, dirks, bottles, JQBIY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) tant holders of public office, such a ben­ what he does for Israel. Former movie actor George everything back to normal In party membership now ex­ that it is reluctant to act. international embarrassment Jars, pist70 Chicago Dally News SHOES Quality nylon fabric o t your choice with new Scotchgard fabric prot^tor. will now run, apparently, for at least 87 poUticians police thsmselves—even If he odds favored at least a partial •81 MAIN ST Now you can own;the world’s most comfortable chair that is backed by a lifetime warranty. more days. We are not sure bow well had to say political censorship was the presidential yes, - But the vlru- THE HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY But hurry 1 These chairs are offered for a Imited time only. furthest Udng from mind. — l^ c e of the pro-Israeli, anti- MHO £\/£RSAIt>, 'i t 's a MC£PLACB To V/Cfr... MANCHESTER the country is running. BRIDGEPORT BUWDAT POST. French demonstrations has FirriNQ IS OUR BUSINESS "‘>y MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., PftlDAY, MARCH 6, 1970^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1970 P A G E N IN E the wsur, the Smiths found thlnfs a^tnat us but against ths. to take It away, so- are the ehould pay for msroaoarlas to Vernon dSnee submitted for the warrant Missionary a I^ceful Man changed from ttis days whm ths Frtnoh. They didn’t molsst lia Chlnsas. doethe fighting. Seale Denied for Seale’s arrest waa "in^e- Vietnamese were a "gentle peo­ but they knew everything Ws "Ws mads a miataka in fight­ "They Just don’t rsaliso they Court Gases quate," tiuit Beale wna denied ple, moet placid, languid and In­ did. Some of our presehsrs.wsrs ing tha war wtilla tying our own must stand up on th slr own N O W OPEN counsel, and that he waa arrcNt- But a Hliwk on yi^tuam War different with no national spon­ Viet Mlnh." hiuids. Ws ahould havs stood up fast" ths mlaslonsiy sx^slns. Escape From ed in Connecticut to "haraB*" o m o u iT IS taneity . . . oaring for nothing He sees no parallel between to them, but we wcro'sfTald to "Thay’vs been under tsrriflo Carruthers To Seek the Black Panther PArty. ■jr wttuu nm aon aooorda b|oke^\up the mdo- but bananaa, flah and rice." bomb Haiphong. Wc had rsstrlo- strain all thass ysa^ . .. h O ir Now LoeoHon Mamsheater Seaalon Dreyfufl asked that Seale bo CMneoe atate. -A Proteatant the Viet Mlnh and thalr auoosa- Extradition "Tha French put ua under aors, ths Vtat Cong; , ttons, they had none. Wo could “But we’ve slwa!ys bean - Brian W. Mulka, 28, of Rock­ released on ball and that he not X>A NANO, Vl«tn«in (AP) — whoae efforta freq ^ tly ware atrong reatiicttona," the mla­ have knocked them out long ago' ttmlstlo—VIstiuun ia our horns NORTH END State Senate Seat ville waa given 30 daya, execu­ ...n . *>« turned over to Connecticut H m m laaleaaiy. 6T, w m slttliic undermined by' kgenik^^of Ro­ atonary reoalla. "They wort aua- "Ths Viet Cong sura oomplets- when they were wcoponlcss— and well die there. J have faith tion auapended, and alx montha’ 8AN BRANCIBOO (AP) until there la further court ex- In Ills atodjr «1m b b* hMttf thn man Catholic Ngo Dinh Diem, picioua of ua. 'You’re not hors ly Communist; thsy*rs Indootrt- that’s whan ws should havs In Ood that he’ll keep the door Vernon’S CK>P Town C hair­ probation on a charge of breach Black Panther leader Bobby amlnatlon of the circumatancea thus. he conaldered the former pbeai- without good money from Wash­ Slated. The V iet Mlnh didn’t knocked theni out. ooen. I don’t think Ood win let PACKAGE STORE man Tbomaa Oamittaeni con- of peace. An additional charge geale. stymied in the state of hU arrest, dent a atrong, effectim ruler 1 ^ fight for an ideology hut for * **n»t waa from tho rtw ," ho ington ' would say. Bvery- "Freedom Is never given, you this country go. I' don't think firmsd last night that he in- of resisting arrest waa nolled. “ courts In hla efforta to escape Seale knd 13 other membera fooaood, "Somothlng tiiigor fore hla regime amothered Itaelf bm waa talking In whlapera." freedom. This la not a clvU wiur. have to fight for i t Now wo arc America will either. 4 M*m s n a n MASKHime It’s a Oommunlat-lnsplred inva­ (Aonas the Stareat frein i extradition to Connecticut, took o' the Black Panthers were ar- than a gnaado." in nepotlam. The aon of a Brit- It.waa the beginning of the.In­ at an impaaso that ahould never temja to aeek the Republican no- try, waa found gulUy of failure rcHted and accuHcd of kidnap- sion from the North." Tho door Oow opoa and hia [ah mlaatonary couple, he waa dochina war. have happened. If ws had gotten Germans Breed Birds minaitlon for Mate senator from to ^aplay rear red UghU after hla ewe to the federal courts , ^ Panther, ao.yoar.old baoholor aoa, Laallo, in Argentina, raiaed in TO- On a^ tourney from Saigon to To him, the Vietnam war la a It over faster, fewer would havs W ATCH THE HERALD (he 88th Senatortal Dlstriot. Im­ a brief trial. Because of nrUtlgat- Thursday and tost the ««-at Sev- pokod a hoavUy whlakorod faoe rontOK. and ia ataunchly pro- the hlgldkitda city of Ban Me crusade against sm athalatlc en­ been klUed.’’ DAMPBRTHBIIM, Germany— mediately after hie remaita, ^ rircumstancea, Judge Ell ro^mo» Connecticut’s request for ex- Mlnh roadblock. But aoon he munlstii they don’t believe In withdrawal from tho war. A few ere raised in West Oormany on- imously by reoolutlan. - ^arge of having a defective refused a restraining order and approved by Cal- plaatle, all right—maybe at the china in 1020—a yOung couple on inoumboHt aonator from (hie B elobt" their, flrat poatingx^th the learned the Viet Minb’a "whole anything. iVeedom Isn’t easy to have suggested that if ths nuaUy, of which 400,000 ore ^ r,, ...... Wornla Gov. Ronald Reagan on attitude waa antloolonlaltat, not come by. The Soviets are trying Americana must leave, they dintrict, Democrat Robert Hou- Theodore Olrschlck, 22, fo Wll- The day before, the Callfor- 31 “n aounded like aomethlng Chriatlan Mlaaionary AUlanca. ley, also of Votnon, announced frmn the river." In the enaulng yeara, Nhey llngfon waived a hearing for „ja Supreme Court had reject- seaie’ also faces a four-year last week that he will seek re- probable cause on a ch^a^e of ed Seale’s appeal from lower sentence for contempt of court "T h at waa plaatic. I know worked In Junglea in tropt( elecUon to the post. OarrutherB what plaatlo aounda like. I waa heat, reared three children posaesslon of controlled dniga. courU’ rejections of his case, during the riot conspiracy trial wM Inform a meeting tonight He waa bound over to t ^ next Attorneys Robert Marder and Chicago. Judge Julius J. Hoff- at the Select when they blew It through bouta pf malaria, pneu­ of town chairmen from the 18 up laat aummer." monia and dyaentery, fled the ^m in al MssUm of Tolland Benjamin Dreyfus, appearing man declared a mistrial for towns In (he county of hia in- tJow ty Si^ rior Court. on Seale’s behalf, said they wUI Seale after pronouncing the con- That waa an exaggeration be- Japaneae occupation, aaw half tenUoo to seek (he nomination ^ appeal Zlrpoll’s decision to the tempt sentence. oauae the plaatic laat aummer their 100. mlaalon atatlona de- - and wU majke a formal an­ Main St., presented on a non^sup* u,S. Circuit Court of Appeals had only knocked off n bit of atroyed or uprooted by war and nouncement some time next port charge, had his case con- ^------comer of the reataurant’a ter­ aome of their Vletnameae work- Yeast Breads....Our American Heritage week. tlmwd to ^ a y ’a aeaalon of East 2 , rejected Marder’s plea race. The youngater who tried era kidnaped and executed by Ih e resolution paaaed by the Tbomaa Oarrathera H artfi^ Circuit Court. ^tay extradition pending the to throw it up among the dinera the l^et Cong. hi bread-making, os In most town cbnunittee g:ave Ckftru- A charge of breach of peace j Marder said he feared lacked the atrength and it foU But for all they had to endure, things, Americo has boirdsr^ thera "the unqualified endorae- by assault against Frank C. ggaie might be taken to New backdown. they found exhilaration in the pcbfusriy foom cttier lande';*' A airen whined. LeaUe’a moth­ challenge. Nation’s Weather Over the yasre Old Worid fav- er came' in wMxing a matronly "We knew we had come to dreaa, her' anha folded. "lant atay,” the Rev. Mr. Smith aaya. orttes have become translated * s « k » a t s d «”“•"**- »“• that awfulT Do you think you "We were building a work—It through tanovotton Into oome- aiipolidive positions. It noted CJolder weather dipped into court was told. ------—------ahould alt ao near the window, waa a hard nut to craidi—Imt we he has the "background, the MidconUnent today and trig- thlng uniquely our own. Certain­ oepaolty and the energy to con- K^red a scattering of snow and d ear?" kept at it.” ly no other oountry haa done Radar Powerful “Ncoaenae,” the mlaaloiiary duot an aggressive and offec- bsbt rain from the Rockies to 1C TM They learned aix IndoCMneae more to advance the oaueo of Uve oampalgn." the Great Lakes. MOORESTOWN.N.J.—A giant AND aaid; then turning back to a languagea and dlalecta, built Floor Sample homo boklng. To Amorioa gooa The resolution further credit- Heenry-snow wamlnga re- radar Inatailatlcn here is so miaaton atatlona, churchea, Bi­ “1 can’t OM going home and the oredM for the dovolopmeat ed the town chairman with of- mained in effect tor mountain powerful it can trWck a baaket- Plumed Siwers ble achoola, leproaaiiuma, or- fering the best possibility o( re- areas of southern New Mexico ball-eltzed object orbiting the playing ahuffleboard while we phanagea, tranacribed unwritten of active dry y e ^ and tho pw- can atUl build orpbanagea here. turning “our district to the and central Airlaona for a sec- earth aa far away as San SYan- Machine Glcaiieil 3l i lanugagea of mountain tribea, tootton of auoh toohnlquoa as Republican column." ond day. cisco. There’a ao much of Intereat to geptto Tanks, Dry Wells, aent aick Vletnameae children to the Riqiidmlx MoOiod Introduc- Seawr Lines Installed—Oel- do. We’re helping people. What, America for aurgery, wrote nine Mansfield'’ Republican John gnowtall generally was Ught 1® housed In a sd by FlriBchmann’s Toost Powers has also been men- Midcontinent, however. WO-foot-diameter white sphere lar WatorprooUng Dene. alt home and play checken with booka, taught, preached and Final Clearance ttonad for the nomination but one-inch overnight occumulap nicknamed the “Big GoU BaU.” a bunch of old folkaT It would counted their converta. Sour dough broad bocamo identified with Amartoa bo- haa not yet made any formal whitened rwitlons of Wte- Is an 844oot-dlaimeter McKHINEY BROS. UU you!" They began their evangellam The fadt that a mlaatonary oouse of Use Alaskan “sour announcement. Republican An- Minnesota and antenna,, weighing over lU Peiul St. — MS-53M in Cambodia, moved to South doughs’’—prospectota who car­ drew Repko of WiUington ranged into upper Michigan. tons, that tracks U.S. and who haa atuvlved 41 yeara of Vletnam’a central hlghlanda in unseated two yeara Sewamge Dteposal Oo. more turbulence' than calm in ried. pots of sour dough stsiter ^ Flurries swirled acroes the east- satelUtes, 1084, then to Da Nang in 19M so they cotSd make bread out Houley. Indochina could wonder about where they now repreaent the In hla announcement to tlie em Great Lakes. aurvlval la not the only paradox to tho gold fields. Howovor, this Scattered showers dampened United Worid Mlaalon. The only typo of bread wotusBy dates town oommlttee, Carruthers of the Rev. Ctordon H. Smlth’a breaka were furiougha every said, “I am coi^dnced that In SALE back sevarsl mflHonnlums be­ Ufa. aeven years and a five-year ab- order to win back Tolland .Midwest. Thm^rahowera fore Die dlsoovery of Amorioa. rumbled over west Texas and F\t’l'N I liiiiu: Must (»oI Soiiir I’t’u-ol-a-K i ml. Some O m-nl-a-l\ i lul Aa a man of peace he ia a aenoe during World War n , In foot, R la betlovod to bo the County to the Republican hawk on the war. Diatruated by when they lived In Chicago and column, we need a young, en­ adjacent sections of New Mexi­ oldest Of an breads. co. the BYench, he admired the pro- the Rev. Mr. Smith taught at Sour dough otarter la ahnply ergetic candidate fixm one of Ml l)i’a>licall\ Kt’tlmttl lor (.Ira ra mt‘! ..froaa they brought to their for­ the Moody Bible InaUtute. a self-perpetuallng yeast mix­ toe larger towns In our district. Ught rain also fell in the Pa­ mer colony before the Oeneva Returning to Vietnam after ture. Vfith modem ootlve dry I believe I tit'the bill.’’ cific Nortowest end in some yeast ao readily available, He continued, "With your help er®en o' ill® Northeast, there la no longer any need to and a vigorous campaigning ef- Zero cold slipped Into the keep staiter doughs. However, fort on my part, I’m certain we Northern Plains, but tempera- Ihla type of broad has a unique can unseat the present Incum- elsewhere in the natlon’e NOTICE! flavor wUch makes It hi great bent and provide true repre- mldsectlon were only modsrate- demand — partletilBriy on the sentatlcm to all of the people of ly orlsp '<»■ «arly March. Save an Extra WE WHJL BE CLOSED West Coast. Sour dough braod Tolland County." Temperatures before dawn oan bo prepared ot bomo using Carruthers, who has served os ranged from -14 at Grand from Monday, March 2nd in order to move into our a modoni varaloa of the old town chairman for eight years, Forks, NX>., to 72 at Key West, brand new boildif^ next door . . . starter dough prepared with ao- also served two terms on the Fla. ttvedry yosst Board of Representatives, three WILL RE-OPEN TUES-, MARCH 10th years on the Board of Educa- BOim DODOB BSBAD tilneh-|hlck circlo. 50 1(4 teaqnon sett n II f |{ I ” . I ,o r i- i ~ o n \ 11 greased bowl, turning to grease diaaotve’’ method, R^dmix (hit into rounds with a S(4-lneh 2 packages FMsefamun’s Ac­ MaamrhUa, prepare pana. Hammers 92:25 Oauidng Gun 9 1 ^ top. Cover; let rise in warm treats the yeast as a dry in­ biscuit cutter. Oaase each tive Dry Teast Man (4 oup (1 atlok) Flalaeh- place, foes from draft, until gredient, adding It with the round with dull edge of knlfo to (4 019 milk maim'a Margarine in a aanoa- douMed In bulk, about 1 hour. flour, eugar and salt In addi­ pan. Add M oup Ught hw wn % Off lied KraiiH‘s one aide of oontor. ftuab each (4 CUD water 50 Saws An Paint Roller tion, initial beating le done with, and Tray 98e Punch dough down; turn out round with moKsd Flalach- %ciip (1(4 sUelBi) FMsoh- auger and oom apnip; bring ta Oiir |{fo. I )i-CO II III I’rice-, on \|| III (1II I' I m dll I o I onto lightly floured board. Let an electric mixer which not only mann’a Margarine to within (4- maan's Margarine a rolUnc bOlL ImmsSlaSalw faclUtatee mixing but makes Planes rest 1 8 'minutes. Divide dough inch of the odSoo. Fold larger pour into two UHxlOHxMndi S 3 » 4 2 Screw Driver 8 9 ^ doughs that are lighter and 2 eggs (at room tomporaturo) in half. Shape each half into Bido over amallor so edges Just 3-8 cup firmly packed light Jelly roll pana Sprtnklo with Sa \ t‘ a II I , \ I r a loaf and place in greased easier to handle. Plantora Pocana Naib H>. 1 4 ^ Hack Saws 9 1 * 2 5 moot Pinch well with fingers brown augar 8x3x8-lnch loaf pan. Cover; let PARKER HOUSE BOLLB to seal. Place on greiMod baUng 2 tcaapoona light ooni K fr v f rise In warm place, free from Punch dough down; turn oat BUY NOW AND SAVE DURING THIS SALE 2(4 to 8(4 cups unsifted flour ahoots ao rolls are almost ioueb- % cup cboppad PlMitara mtli-A-ltcd onto Ughtly floand board. D4- draft, until doubled in bulk, Ing. C v r tr; let rlao in a warm Paoana (4 cup BU|^ Vida dough In half. RaU one about 1 hour. (4 teaspoon salt ' plaoe, free from draft, until Maltad IMaotamann’a Mai^ Ehko in hot oven (400*F.) half of dough Into a U-lnah % O ff 1 paokM^e Flelachmann’s Ac- douUod in bulk, about 1 hour. garlna 50 Oiir Kf''. l,o\s I* lie I' on \ll about 80 minutes, or until done. Uvo Dry Y east Carefully brush rolla with (4 cup firm ly psmkad light aqnare. Brush with msitod III i )iir I ii\ rii(or> Remove from pons and cool oq, 8 taUespoona softened Fleischr meKed Flelachmaim’a Marga- Flotaohmsnn’s Margarino, wire racks. , mann’s M argarine rlne. B ak e in a blot oven (400 F .) 8 tcaapoona ground cinnamon Oomblna (4 oup Ught brown rad Ho a nis TO RBU8E STARTER; Add % cup very hot tap water about )l to 18 minutes, or until In a largo bowl ttaoroiMhlp sugar and elnnanlon. gprlnUs ( h o o ^ f MtMirrii or ( tiionial. 11 IH cupo lukewarm water, % 1 egg (at room temperature) done. Remove from baking mix 1 3 4 eupo flour, augar, salt esnter 14 ot dough with (4 tho In i 1II r I n \ III < cup unaUted flour and 1(4 tea­ Melted Flelachmaim’s Marga­ ■beets and ood on wire racks. and undlaaolvad Flslsdiniann’s olimamon mixture. Fold 14 of spoons sugar to imused starter. rine Makes 2 to 8 doaan rdls. AoUva Dry Taast dough ovor oontor third, gprln- PLYWOOD Beat for 1 minute at medium In a large bowl thoroughly SHELVING Mld-mornlng and afternoon Oombiaa milk, water and (4 Uo with (4 Uio «»i— ffHW mln- speed of electric mixer. Cover m ix % cup flour, sugar, salt and Wa carry o type and thick- Valuable storage space con eoffoo breaka a atandard oup ((4 rilek) Ilaladunaim’a tuN. Fold remalnl^ 14 of and let stand until ready to undlasolved Ftelsehmarm’a Ac­ dough ovor to nia|9 a S>layor, new for every job. Finiihed praotlea hare, are virtually tm- Margarine In a aauoapan. Haat Mam I l^e added at low cpst. All make bread again. Stir down tive Dry Yeast. Add softened over low beat ontU Uquidi are 13-lneh strip. Cut lito twelvo 1- daily. Flelariunann’a Maignrine. Grad­ heard of olaowhoro In tha one or both aides. materials in stock. world. In almoat every other warm. (Margarine doaa not Inoh ptooos. Hold ondo of oaoh Parker House RoUe have their ually add very hot tap water to need to matt) roots deep in ow American dvUlaed oountry the claaalc tea ptooo and twist m ppostto di- dry Ingredlenta and beat 3 min­ OraduaUy add to dry iiMredl- Draslit'alU HtaliKaai lor CU‘ai'aii<*t“ I heritage. They originated in tho utes at niedlum speed of elec­ or ooffoo hour 1a five o’etook. roetton, g or • tlmos. Saal onds early days of Boston’s famous A Bwaot roll or paatry la al­ ante and beat 8 mfaiutaa at me­ firmly. Plaoo la preparod pan, tric mixer, sereping bowl occaa- Limile^^OurPresenrStockyNaOrders^^^^in Checks CM N T9K Parker House hotel. It is said tonally. Add egg end (4 cup flour moat aa Important to the ooffoo dium apaad of elaotrto mtaiar, about 1(4 iMihta apart. Repeat that a temperanietttal pastry or enough flour to make a Ifalok break aa la the cup of frogrant •or^ptng bowl oooaslanaUy. wKh ranumtag haU of demgi ,LJ cook, flying into a rage, anatefa- batter. Beat at high speed 2 mlit- brew. And to Amorioa goaa tha Add eggs and (4 019 flour, or and fUUng. Oovar; let rise In ed up piecM of dough, aqueeaed utes, soraptng bowl oecaatonally. credit for developing soma of enough flour to make a thlek warm plaoe, tree from draft, them in his fiat, and flung them Stir in enough additional flour to "'the moat Intriguing irrrffta gs^ batter. Beat at high spaed 1 until doubted la about 1 MANCHESTER HAMDEN WATBRIURY WALLINGFORD Into the oven. The rolls emerged make a soft dough. Turn out oi>- wlth’a 'found anyerben In tha mlnutea, aon9 b g bowl 00- hour. < Loktwood & Woloott Rd. in the shape we know ao well, to lightly floured board; knead Woriain World. Suggosted hats oaalonally. Stir In onoufh addi­ Baku la hot ovon (4M dag. F> 114B Tollsnd Turnplkt' R t. 6 9 R t 8 At Moriiten Lint creased through the center. Tho until emootii and elastic, about sro yaaat-ralaad Cotfao Break- tional flour to ‘^maka a aoft 2380 DixwtII Av«. OptnLattI now shiqM was greatly a(hnlred 8 to 10 minutes. Place In greased era — Individual tarlats of awaat about ig to 18 mlaatoa, or unto , C mIi dough, ■ntra out onto Ughtly doM. Ihvart lona onto ptetao or and tho rolls beoamo an Anuri- bowl, turning to g n t m top. yoaat dough with a bakad-la floured hoard; knaad gsRi Southeni New England Telephone ' 3-mmule station rate, plus tax, without operator assistance. other floret loostot In O in M ry, Norwalk, Slimford, Klvoriido, tookiklll, todfert HIHl, KInttlon, tdmhkoott>o, Nortmiwttda * FTidtidtiMUW oan riaaaio. Oovor; lot rise in a warm {dace, glaao and coating of ohoppod w in nwka to oooL lofT a w arn . smooth and alaaUe, about 8 to Makaa gt rolls. A r A C'i. . ■'! ■' A V' 'V - ■ V I ■ :Vi'Y f : ^ ' ' T J \ \ 'Y \ \ ' ' ' \ \ '. ' V . . V PAOB TBN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1070 Y t/. MANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., PRmAY, MARCH 6, 1970 " morrow at 3:30 p.m. at Holmes ' Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Sheet Metal After 41 Y^rs in Country: Madame Tusmud^s Waxet^ O b itu a r}' I ICancheater. The Rev. Clitfbrd WOfeLD ALMANAC Coventry ports it was suooessful 4n a r*- cludes the ,following members: Seeiye, aaaoclato profssaor cf J O. Slmpaon, paetor of Center cent drive to fill vacancies on Walter Elw’sU, Donald LaFaoul, Engiteh and Watt. Oongrefatlonal Church, will of- Union Shuns ‘Here I Sit in Desolation^ VITAMINS Gaily for 200th Birthday Its Board ot DIrsotors. Frank Naren EUte, David OoUlgan, Deadline tor entry is March. ficate. Burial will be In Maple- CARBOHYOUTES F our High School Students Richardson has agreed to con­ Donald Young, Walter Town- M, with judging set for Marchl Mathew Ralaer, 03, of Rooky vvood Cemetery; Norwich. ^^MINfRALS By HUGH A. MVLUGAN life Version IdenUcally arrayed. tinue as chairman and commis­ sen, Oscar Miller, Chuck Ro- 81. HUl, father of William Reiser Bearers are Otto Heebner, Rail Session At Entry Ramp to U.S. 101 ^ ^ F A T AP Special Oerrespondent Lady Antonia Fraser, author of sioner, a post ha has held for lanakt, Paul Boardmon and of Mandisstsr, died yesterday otto PhlllK>, Conald Burdick ■'^PROTEIN ^ a bestselling 1 >tocraphy of the Named Connecticut Scholars several years. Richardson also Rlchardoon. at hla home. and Henry Seidel. WASHINOTON (AP • The VBJNTURA, CAUf. (AP) — Aren't they afraldJ LONDON (AI?) — Madame t ^ t ,>ysf the < fi- announced, "It’s full steam WATER 30 s Four ,Coventry High School UOonn Contest Survivors also inolnda another There — will — ■be no calling' hours. Sheet Metal Workers Union, The scene Is an entry ramp to "People told us over and over Tussaud’s wax museum cele- ^ be 7 to 9 at the Robertson ahead now for our project to H m University cf ConnsaUcut. Open House Set > son, 8 daughters, a brother, a U.S. 101, the fneway noirOx- how dangierous It was to thumb brated It. 300th ^irthday-ThtOT- g^ y itU . In effl«r. ite^^rs have been named Con- School on Monday, Coventry open up a second Little League blocking: settlement of the na- neolcut Scholars under the Llbcary had announced ttat it At Tech School sister, 31 grandchildren and 83 Ash)ey Keaton a ax bound. It's. them > . |ncayvplace where W ■■are as aeaIn a-/«aeaavaCalifornia," ■aa«»| awKaren aa ^sa vai^W(says, "but ar«a» ^ y night at a ^ dinner In t ^ flourished hls famous fly flick- Grammar School on Tuesday field in Coventry." Is co-sponsoring, with the Cov­ great-grandchildren. Ashely Keaten, 30, of 4 Ooslee railroad dispute, re- jong-halred vagabo-ds start we haven't seen any kind of a ch o A ^ p program aponaored Half ®*'’ '^Wle art historian Kenneth and the high achool on Wednes- Last (all, the Board of Educa­ entry Botricstore, a "Student The public Is Imrltod to attend . The funeral will be tomorrow Dr. died this morning at Man- to come to a bar- hitch-hiking when they head preverted thing . . .Meeting peo- by Eduoatlonal Testing SSrv- day. A parent or guardian must tion approved the Baseball Asso­ open house at Howell Chaney Ics of PrMioeton, N.J. Book CoUactlon Conteet" for un­ at 8:18 a.m.from the Dillon Chester Memorial Hospital. galnirg session called by the north for Big Sur, Berkeley or pie has Just been the most fan- ftocompatiy each • boy re^a- ciation’s request to let them dergraduate and graduate stu­ Technical School' Tuesday niftit Funeral Home, 68 Main St., M^. Keaten was bom Jan. 24, Nbcon adminlstraUon under a San Francisco. tasUc thing." S p e a k in g ^ the Inmate— -Janice 6 lay, Maryann tering. improve property at the Coven­ dents. from 7:80 to 9:80. thoie eniLlned In wax-Adm. deliver Um main address of the Hanoen, John mdCuslck and El­ The evening will open with Hartford, with a si^enm high 1944 In Skowhegan, Maine, son strike delay ordered bv Con lAvo 18-year-old Canadians A well-dressed man stops for Boya aged 8 through 18 are try Grammar School for recre­ The Coventry Bookstore, own­ Maas of requiem at St. Augus- of Walter and Mauna Williams ■ ^ are leaving the warmth of them. As th y get In, so do two Water comprises approxi­ of the Fleet Earl Mountbatten of evening "truth In portraiture.” len Simmons are the four Cov­ an assembly program In the 8 eligible to sign up' for the pro­ ational use. A local family, Mr. ed and operated by Mr. and tine's Chur^, Hartford, at #. Keaten of Gosle'e Dr., and had Southern California's winter boys who had been thumbing mately 60 per cent o f the Burma Ipoked at his effigy Pf«®«dlng over It aU ^ the entry atudente io twelve the and Mrs. Herbert Rose, have auditorium. At tills time, the acroM the room. Identical down figure of Bwlee-bom gram, which includes a begto- Mrs. Donald Watt, has become Burial will be In Mt. St. Bene- lived In Manchester for the past O'Brien, vice president sunshine, disillusioned. nearby. The girls had met. the human body’s weight. The honor, out of 1 ,8(X) selected ner'a league for eight year olds pledged $1 ,(M0 to finance the complete program of studies World Almanac says that a to the ten rows of ribbons, and Madame Tuasaud, In black sun a focal point to Coventry Village diet Cemetery, Bloomfield. four years. He was employed as chief negotiator for the un- “ It’s too crowded," one says, boys only minutes euller but throughout the stete. The total and four separate age-dlvlded project. will be ex^otned. There are no calling hours, a crib attendant for four years fo"> f^e Nixon admlnistra- fingering his beard. agreed to front for them—one of 160-pound man’s body con­ deplored how much hair he had txmnett and steel rimmed glass- number of applicants for the de­ since it was opened in the sum­ Following tills, all shops and groups (or older players. The Baseball Association ------at Pratt and Whitney Division Hen’s request to Ctmgresa for a "Peofde here have too much the tricks of the trade. sists of about 100 pounds of lost since he was portrayed by es, who moved the museuh to signation numbered 6,100. mer of 1968. The store deals classrooms will be open tor 'vis- New this year will be a Colt hopes that the opening of this wMh second hand books. Clyde Petrie of United Aircraft Corp. East forced labor settlement has money. ..there's too much pol- And then there are Frank and water, 29 pounds of protein, the wax works a quarter of a ltx>ndon In 1802 after a career of Selection of the State of Con­ itaition. Instructors wiU be 1 Hartford. ruined any chance that the ad- lution. . .the only attraction la Jerry, the former Shaggy, the 25 pounds of fat, five pounds century ago. molthng heads of guillotine vlc- League team open for boys 16 field, possibly In late spring, The oontost is designed to give available to discuss tteir Indi­ Clyde Petrie, 79, of Riverside, necticut Scholar Is based on a and 18 years of age. This team, will induce more boys to the students an opportunity to die III., formerly of Manchester, Survivors, besides his parents, ministration can help reach a the ocean.” latter closely shorn. They talk of minerals, one pound of Behind him on the dais, ro- Urns from the French Revolu- combined score which weighted vidual area. Refrashmenta will carbohydrates, and V*- like the popular Pony League town’s north end to participate play their aptitudes to assem died Tuesday night In River- include a brother, Wayne Keaten voluntary settlement. They talk about the people about LSD. bust in freshly rouged wax, tion. academic performance indicat­ be served in the cafeteria at 9. side of Broad Brook; and a nephew. Negotiators (or three other who irfve them rides. "Mostly,” “ I’ve had the feelings of being ounce of vitamins. stood President Nixon In a flam- Two members of the family, for 18 and 14 year-olds, will to organized sports programs. bling and organizing book collec ed by rank-to-class and aca­ compete in Inter - town play The field would be used to sup­ tions and to stimulate an to The funeral 'and burial took Holmes Funeral Home, 400 AFL-CIO shop craft unions did says the one with the wispy a murderer when Ive taken Copyright © 1070, Ing red tie, astronaut John great-great-great-grandson Ml- demic ablUty as evidenced by Main St., Is In charge of ar- attend the meeting, called by beard, "It’s long-haired freaks, t^LSD,” says Prank. Says Jerry: XewHpjtper KntPrpriMi* Asfln. Glenn In ghostly conversation chael Tussaud, and Mrs. Frank throughout the summer. plement the town’s current rec­ tarest in reading. Sponsors ex New director To Aid place today in. Berwln, lU. ■cores earned on the Scholastic The program for ages 8 reation field to the extreme pressed the hope that it will be Mr. Petrie was born April , rangements which are Incom- Asst. Secretary of Labor W. J. the ones with Volkswagen "I’ve never really had violent with deceased Russian cosmo- Tussaud, widow of one of the Aptitude Test ot the College Young Menial Patienls 0:^ ' N EW ^ 10 Usery. vans.” feelings. -Taking an acid trip Is through 13 starts late to April south end of town. coma an annual event. 1890 in Minnesota, and had liv- ^ naut Yuri Gagarin, Egypt’s last of the family sculptors. Entrance Examination Board. HARTFORD (AP)—An effort ELECTRIC RANGE -"While we have personal re- enough, after 1% hours just another stage of aware- Government President Gamal Abdel Nasser showed up for the birthday and ends with the close of Richardson stressed the need Ftaat prize winners at each to reorganize and increase the ed in Manchester for about 10 Parents of the four Scholars school. All games for the three (or adult team managers for academic level will receive $76, years before moving to Illinois spect and affection for Mr. waiting, a VW van bulging ness.” peeking ov€r the shoulder of blast. are Mr. and Mrs. lUchard (Say, number of programs in Connect­ Wisconsin Law Usery, It U our judgment that longhalrs gives them a lift. Scrawled on a sign marking Jordan’s King Hussein, Fidel Earl Mountbatten, who leagues to this group are play­ the Little League season. "We with $30 end $20 prizes also icut for mental patients under in 1904. F iles Suit Hemlock Point; Mr. anij Mrs. ed to town. need one manager for each 16 planned for second and third Survivors Include two daugh­ the evenU 6t the past 48 hours '^wo girls, Karon and Ruthle, the on ramp are thoughte bom Castro in freshly laundered praised the present manage- Edward Hansen, Avery Shores; the age of 31 will be headed On Abortion have effectively destroyed hIs wanderers from North Dakota, of waiting. (Continued from Page One) fatigues; Winston Churchill, cl- ment for Its devotion to history The entire Little League pro­ boys. We don't expect them all place winners tai both cate­ by Charles A. Launl, who has ters, Mrs. Samuel Vacant! of Mr. and Mrs. Harry McKualck, gram la run by an association to be Casey Stengel. We’ll just gories. i o r ’orandvlew“ st.‘ M d“ ‘“Mi^! U l l C O n S t i t l l t i o n a l '*®®'“ *"®®® ® mediator In this "^Ive. “ Been here all night. Wish I coiiiHn’t finH ^® '‘®®‘*y’ °ve*‘ but Criticised It for having Ed- South St., and Me and Mrs. been director of the Children SPECIAL! For them, traveling Is easier, was In Seal Beach.” of local citizena known as the settle (or men who know a lit­ Judges are Dr. Henry An­ and Adolescent serirlces at Elgli: % Footer Eastman of St. P e t e r s - ...... —- dispute,”____ O’Brien said. o.h In a» Y a b ^ L l ” ®“ ®‘- VH's spurs upside down, Robert Slmmims, Twin HUIs Dr! They say they never wait kmger Giod is It cold." where the banquet tables were told of meetimr the Duke of Coventry Boys Baseball Asso­ tle baseball and have a sincere drews, professor of biology; Dr. burr • iwvnn irranHnhiMMn MH^WAUKEE (AP) — Wls- statement. Uttte League State Hospital in IlUnoU for the than 10 minutes. No foml, no v^Ur. no do^.’; “ >® versions of Home Sec- Windsor In Pa^U. ciation. . Last year, over 240 interest in the welfare of all AlexoJMler Medllcott, assotdate post six years. and six groat-grandchildren. h ^ * * ‘***^®" against Congress Wednesday turned Slgn-up sessions for Little "But only men pick us up,” “I can’t help It how I look. I allowed to stay through the vot- retary James Callaghan, jockey boys participated to the pro­ boys their own son's age," Rich­ professor of English; Richai^ He was named Thursday to _____ abortion during early pregnancy President Nixon’s request ^ _____ • . . . . - . _ . . . IP ier o m H is r k A ll •' ^ "Am I still In Madame Tus- League Baseball are set for Ruthle says. The women stick sure am ugly but I can cook.” *’**^“ ’ lighted Baud’s?” asked the man who gram, which Is approaching Its ardson said. Schimmelpfeng, assistant unl- the new post of associate men­ Harry E. Evans unconstitutional to order settlement In the 18- ., Here I alt In desolation.” Monday through Wednesday ROCKVTTiir _ Ha,-rw B- » P®”®* <>' HiTce month-old wage and job juris- tongues out at us. „ ®“',. . ^ actor Kenneth More, Liberal put hls heart before a throne. 20th year In operation. The new Board o f Directors veraity Ubrarten said epeclal col­ tal healUi commissioner for chil­ He ^ d some of the chai|;e8 leader Jeremy Thorpe, evenings next week. Hours will Lhe Baseball Association re­ for the Baseball Association In­ lections supervlaor; Dr. Jehn Bhrsns *7 nt T>ii»nain o 1,' *®^®*^* judges. diction dispute, and imposed In- "Yes,” Mountbatten told him. dren’s sendees to Ckmnecticut. “ woman’s stead a 37-day ban against any fosht^^Dav embryo during strike or Industry lockout untU Lockheed Plea Brings Fear supporters handing out fountain number of oOx^s v^an^fl- “ ®' at Day KimbaU Hospital, the early months of pregnancy April 11. Kings.” Mr.'Evans was bom Feb. 33, irttLut Y^^M e^m M lltot ®®ld impartial me- Of Defense Industry Ruin *^ountaln pens with Boyle's “Oh, well,” sighed Windsor. 1888 In Rockville, son of George ,,0 Mcesslto in ‘*‘*‘®*' ^ m e on ‘ hem about 76 of The famous waxwork, had hit ‘^®^ “ ® " and Ida Chapin Evans, Md ^ e ^ t ^ Z government officials In A cortUnuatlon of present “ P®" the Idea of having as ® ______moved to Mechanlcsvllle In 1916 quesUon. the trying to resolve the dispute, By JIM ADAM8 Associated Press Writer policies and praoUces could ntatrir* a •• ^ guesU 6f honor at lU birthday wnerewhere nehe was employed at the '' jhe ruUna avoided the oues- ^ government spokesman bring about a collapse of thefk. de-.1.. ’ saia. nnrtvparty anvnliA anyone nronsnt present In .Klinr effigy C!l_* j former French River Textile uon of when an embrvo^ be- ®®l't ■“>"® consideration has WASHINGTON (AP) — The industry ^ th serious fountoln pen is not going m Ite halls. ( ^ U l l l C y S h i p y a r d Min and Putnam Finishing innlahina- Co.rVi ryo be K^nbeen giveniriven tnto ralltno-calling Inin nnan niit.out- uraenturgent annealappeal O of f the nationsnation’s - . ’ _ ___ . to nersuadepersuade a malccoal minorminer nnoone nn...."Pope Paul didn't respond ito . u i *'’ __ f S~ .’ 1 InAll 1938, iiohe iiiwqrumovedd to * Putnam uuiiuii nAt AVAi’tiim th # ®*^®oauf? mediator,iitcuioiiAii ^ but no action had largest milKary contractor for jy „ • way or the other. He may use it, our Invitation,” said a spokes- A I flU S t O l l i l l i p I O y where he was employed at the A yet been taken. up to 1641.2 million in federal Defense Melvin wouldn’t change ms man for#4-v«a MadameILTasInvMA Tussaud’s,®IS«ana«4/l*a n*- a- D * ^ U ._ ~ w Putnam Hertsel Co. For over ^® i R ^ r t s.Sd ^ 1 S !L d cTn” ” "Lent, you know.” M O F C B u i l d e r g 10 years, he was a messenger chief Industry negotiator John Pentagon poUcles that could entitled to almost 81 ®*"**** issued the Hubert H. Humphrey wasn’t at the Windham Sunerior Court. ^ , P- HIH* ®n. _ ...... ______y -loe* ^ roll. Building materials and rubber defense program In the hands of firm will continue with the four Workers had a secret commtt- reanleiSent In black lace decol- and 8:80 to 8 p.m. 12, 1898 in Hartford where she „ “^ocolate usues were up. a tew giant contractors...... programs adiile...... awaiting...... a re- tee whirii maintained a $20,000 letage with mechanized bosom, Uved until coming to RockvlUe marahmaUow top- ______ply from the Pentagen. "Pend- fund. the only figure In the grand hall Admitted Wednesday: Sandra 18-LB. CAPACITY Ing a reply, there will not be The grand jury, trying to de- dating back to the original Parte Fluckiger, Westvlew Ter., El- about six years ago. Tuesday, veal cutlet with to- She Is also su^ved by a any adverse effects on the four termine who financed the slay- exhibition In 1770. llngton; Cindy Sandberg, Pom- and Teenagers to hear and question — ■ Porcelarn Tub & Lid aAvl*A«» vv^aAtiMAB 1 a 1.1 a a v a # * programs, and, «ect Thursday, the OEO says .. It . “ f-hiip/>h ^ J P *"’ ®®'^“ ® ^txe me ijoucnCouch imaoimeiKIndlctmeiit orougmbrought withwun U.S.u.o. AmbassadorAmoosaauor Walterwtuier this Riorning at Rockville Gen- Pulpit Exchange opment projects tor people 14 to wUl fund only year-round youth ^ to light the existence of a secret H. Annenberg, oblivious of two A b o u t T o w n eraf Hospital. s . . a ^ 25. w as- . w. 4 4x4aa d^velonm^nt«®velopmcnt nralMteproject and **nro- *pro- a a wnrkera training 22 oo -member aaaaaaai research. and infor- chaps seated ona«* a vama benchI* behindwaVima GraiU 7 Yonf>» Mrs. O’Brien was bom in Eugene Brewer, minister of In the wake ^ burning grama devoted exclusively to "Understandimr the station committee in District 19, a newspaper, who happened to class of Zion Evan^PliPAi 1 ju>i Church of Christ four and a half yearn ago, the recreation, camping, cultural S a ’ o f ^ r t ’“ ^St we^k '^Wch covers Tennessee and be mall t r ^ robbers Biggs and e r ^ ^ “ ch mJlt MR. ERNEST SHEPHERD, acting Director of the Connecticijt State De­ David Tarbot, minister Of the federal government announced enrichment and other leteure- „ ^ .u ®, nart of Kentucky Wilson enuroh will meet tomor- Rockville most of her Ute. row at 9:30 a.m. at the church. Survivors include a son, Danbury Church of Christ, with great fanfare R would give time actlritieo wUl not be fund- p.m. at the church. She to a ^ checks Oouch re- Elsewhere, Mary Queen of will exchange pulpits Sunday, money to cities tor swimming e^.’ partment of Mental Health. ^ ^ James J. O’Brien of Ellington; - - - ^ 11 1 _ V.1 -u former full-time faculty mem- oeived were to pay hls expenses Scots ‘bent her head over the ex- Jehovah’s Witnesses will con­ a brother, Clifford LaMere of Tarbet will be the guest speak- pools, baskettoU leagues, block The agency wiU spend $88 mU- bsT^^f ^ N orthe^M bto to- ®® ® member. ecutioner’s block while a real- T . t er the 6 p.m., worship serv- partiee and otter recr«UionaI duct a theocratic ministry Stafford Springs, and a Sister, mith th« nsnn. nunffr-amii to ocemw vnuiw neo- school tonight at 7:30 and a Mrs. Harry Cfopate of Long service meeting at 8:38 at King­ Island, N. Y. now tt. OEO!».«««.. ;■««.. AO.. ‘ E ffc t c Sitofe*’ ot the 1770s dom Hall. DAYTOP, INC. —.A young man who has been hooked and un-hooked on : E “- ’ f r s r K The board of tnwtees of Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., hi. father was a missionary for ^ e ^ said H changed tte ^ ‘f ® f ® ^ J ^ ‘ her 'n®®t«r'« degree from the Gave Trouble to ‘Lobsters’ South United Methodist Churdh drugs and is now helping rehabilitate others. ____ will meet tonight at 7 :30 at the ^ iT I ^ T o ^ t J ; ®f AWlene Christian CoUege, and Inspection reports "cooclud- ^ ‘ '®hilng By NILS J. BBUZEUU8 Such harassmente were not church. Associated Press Writer new. Hie Colontote were Irritat------eteiy. ma s em- ^seree^ ^ « ^ S “to “ ^ BOSTONTOSTON (AP) -— Youthful re- ed by BritishBrittoh attsmptoattempts to ebUeotcollect The Pastor’sPastor's DtoclpleshlpDiaclpleshtp There WiU he m> calling ^ ^ ^ t o L r ^ ^ 'l hours Four of Connecticut's most knowledgeable men in the field of has two children. {duLsUe letoiue time acUvlUea Ucal, social, and reUgious'ufe *®** ** home on the streets of gulaUng commerce. Church will meet tomorrow at DiddeUnee sent out lart year ^f Uie people of Christ’s time ®®*^ ^ years ago.. to Z i^ l’s account, the youths H a.m. In the church Youth Albert A. Burdick said 12-month programs were ^ gjye, insight Into the Jewish ^ *«d-unitormed British bothering the sentry were joined Building. drug abuse prevention and treatment. BOLTON — Albert AUen requteed but an ofttolal eaid struggles with the naxan world ®®ldl«« w*re Uunted as "JOb- by others, and someone rang a ------Burdick. 79, of Vernon Rd. died Vernon they went out late end again portraying the great^BmotionAi *‘®“ "- Today, police are called church beU. , 3^«aterday at a Manchester con­ few compUed wMh the head- confUct of a pe^Ie "scattered “P***" demooattatora. The sentry called for help, 11 Killed in Crarii valescent home after a short rrt Cl 1C • 1 H T " 1 quarters edict. and mUed.’’ Itd en l^ the eariv hundred years ago yeater- and Capt. Thomas Preeton eent Of Wert 'Gennan Plane Illness. Town School Social W or her , ™* y®". y«a« of chnat’. Hf* and Hto “®“ Manchester has a reputation for being a Town where people still care. The Manchester Mt. Burdick was born Oct. 14, to going to enforce Its guide- earthly ministry. f®®®“**y* British solders thana. 8AMEDAN, SwUseriand (AP) 1890 in Norwich where be lived Board of Directors is presenting this program, one of the first attempts by local government to rttu of tn tH, ft" to ^ann^*and planning and ^ 'llU * U U D UC C iteCOFCtS i l e C O r f t S the theRevolutionary Revolutionary War. War!~~~" Ctoiw^'were**lSl’a Ctolontote were killed ^ or moi^” mortal- i,T,?**®h® ,_”int” P?5!!‘*_ *!?'*®‘* ^® rled the former Mabel Oorrl- appointed executive direotop of Brother applicant and hto Little Implementing programs Inin Attachment ^n estimated 400 persona ly wounded. pi^gea wiio deep a ^ about a g e ^ who survives him. the Big Bnothew of Greater Brother match. UtUe Brotter which youth increase their abUl- The Deforeet and Hotchktos B®*!®" *»> niarby towns Capt. Preston and hto soldiers ™ pmlMy O ^ r survlvoni include a referrals and Big Brotter iwU- ty to deal wltt proWeme affect- Oo. of New Haven against Oard- ®*P®®*®^ »® Participate In a were acquitted of murder J^„ ‘® d a i^ e r. Mrs. Jamee Norris of ’ ' cants may be made to Lambert tog their Uves. ; ner L. C3iapman, properties on ‘**® chargee later. The five victims |“ ®®® * **®' Illing Junior High School Lewtotown, Pa.; a brother, ^ Brottetn group ^ u n g to Big Brotfaera of —"Through collective social Oakland Tsr., $7,6(X). tonight, foUowtog a script by aih buried In the Old Granary •vshed to the scene but found no TYiacy ^ d lc k of Greenfield, was organized several months Rockville, P. O. Box action, especiaUy on behoH of Marriage Ucense Boston CoUege Law School Prof, purial Ground near Boaten ®“^ vors. 7 ACaM.; three g^tlchlldren. two under the.dlrecUon o€ Lt. 515^ RockvlUe. their own community or neigh- Gary Steven LauriniUa, 582 NWer B. Zobel, who hna written 0ommon. B*lugfeMU»chgft of ■®'’®*" Robert KjeUqutot of the Venion Lambert to a native of Houl- berhood, bring about positive Bush HUl Rd.. ahd Marthan ^ included a Nagro-In- ‘ *’® ®]^®.*‘ ®* Uw plane, alpacas and nejtoews. DVwuitment. Lt KjeU- ton. Maine. He greduated from changes to their values, aaplra- Doutee Haberern, 72 Oxford St., The “ ene wUl be.tbe a^uW dlan, Criapua Attucks, and'an7. ' “ J* ‘‘ carried nine passengera PVuMral services wUI be to- qul3t ijB president of the onrani- Colby College In I960 with a BA tlons and behavior. March 14, Church of the As- ?f!f' the Intersect^ ^ State year-old apprentice. The Boston two crewman. The wife and Monday, March 9, 8:00 P.M. zation. degree in psychology and the —"Pr^are youth to deal sumpflon. ®qi*** Rights League was to pay *®|**' children of the 40-yaar-oId As executive director, Lam- Boston University School of mote effectively with the Insti- BuOdlng Pernilto >rhI*I««****!L tnll* “ ** ®^’ ¥** . *®**wabe, wsre OPEN WED. Penonal Notiises bert wU simervtoe and' linple- Social Work to 19M with'an MS tuUons designed to nerve them, Dunn Bros., Inc., foe State v *5^,*?-*® ®* B^rolutlon. “ niOTg ths vlotlms as wsll as EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE ment the Big Brother services decree to social service and and by speaking togettwr, to be- cf Oonnectlcut, demollzh dwell- ^ “ “ 8rtted by oobUe- Participants to the re-enact- another ^German woman vdth ment wtU wear Colonial clothes, two ohiAan, THURS. FRL Card o f Thanks to the three-town area of Ver- social casework, with special- come instrumental In not only l»g af 46 Farm Dr., $900. APPUANCB Ilia tomaiaa of B8I and irein Tolland and Ellington. He Uation to psychiatric xpresstog theta- neetto to those Ctone Michaud for Angelo 2 T ® « *" “ '® ®* rsporU that the House WHsoato rJS®" »crve on a part-time basis, work. 'tortltutions, but In being Nopoletano reoalr fire dtomaae a n ^ . « »™“P or wui nre muakete loa*®*ded with pilot had radioed he was unable TIU I PA ' ' Md nalslilxirsfor' their The organization provldH a ' HeA« hasn« worked -as » a -U social4.-U =tu.c able w to „™ar.y orderly cn««. change ttsm^ at 4l HoU 'sTluOOO. . ****“"*' tv. Hif®’ ^ worker for the State of Maine order to Improve the quaUty of Rose Hall, swtanmtog pool at whrt^ the / eustimi *** Oofo- While ootning Into famadan air- NEXT TO STOP and SHOP {SusaT^ ./ which matzttee a male adult Ml variou. capadtiee. life to their nelgh borh^.’’ « W lm or Dr.. $866^ ^ with atyro- kfoatad at mi alUtUde of 1. 6,MO fast. ■ j

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I.* ■ \- ’YS“ • PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1970 Section Two FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1970 FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1070 stewed tomatoes, homemade way at S p.m., with Llpman 'vlBor and aMlstant to the per­ iUanrl)p0tpr burning PageB 13 to 24 Tolland biscuit, chocolate cake with Chorches pitted against Savings sonnel director of Pratt and| frosting. Band of ToUand at 4. Whitney Aircraft. Nursery Assistants Guild Meeting Girl Scouts 'wUi participate In I AMWAY® NEWS RELEASE Thifault Finds Town Dump Assisting mothers at the Tot St. Matthew's Ladies Guild chwch ' services at both the I TEL. MO-0771 $5,975 Low Bid land co-operative Nursery will meet Wednesday in the Par- United OongregraWonal Church I South Windsor Manchester Area School next week are, Monday, Ish Center at 8 p.m. and St. Matthew’s Church Sun-1 Amway Cotponutton announoed today that: For Demolition Is In ^pretty Good Order’ Mrs. Richard GaUagher, Mrs. A representative from Con- (Jay In observance of Girl Scout [ Peter Olson; Wednesday, Mrs. nedtlcut light and Power Oo.~ Sunday. The Girl Scout Choir BERNARD J. PUDVAH In North End 15 D rivers Focuslnf attention on the Tuesday, hot dog on roll, Edward Koscher, Mrs. Donald will demonstrate how to prepare will perform at the 0:30 and 111 of 81 Lenox St., Manoheater Cotai. has become a diatrlbfitor of Amway produofie. Teachers, School Unit town dump, First Selectman french fries (high school), pota B. Smith; Friday, Mrs. Wendell the fixings tor a Hawaiian luau. a.m. services of the Congrega­ Bid* were opened fiila morn­ C harged In atarles ^Hilfault told his fellow to chips tHlcks and Meadow- MacPherson, Mrs. Samuel Bulletin Board tional Chureh and participate in I Mr. BERNARD J. PUDVAH will dUAitbute an extensive line of home and penwnal ing at 11 at the Manchester Re­ selectmen earlier this week brook), buttered wax beans, ap- strait, The Tollp.nd High School the 11:40 a.m. folk Mass at St. f care praduote, including senaeral remarkable cleening apeclalties plus a complete Une development Agency (MRA) of­ that the dump is In “pretty plesauce blush, Matthew’s Church, Reach Pay Agreement Boys BasketbaU Student Ooimdl will hold a fice for the demolition of build­ Coventry food order.’* Wednesday, plssa, cole slaw. The final regularly scheduled Bake Sale tomorrow from' 10 The United Congregational I of oosmetlos especially selected lor the modern woman. A aalfuy argeement for teach* A aubtractlon of $10,201 waa ings on Parcel e, a 1,066-acre Coventry poMce amotad U The problem rising at the fruit cup. games In the Boys Basketball a.m. until 2 p.m. at Hartmann’s CSiurch Pilgrim Fellowship will I Although Amway Is leas than ten yeare old, H Is rapidly becoming one bf the era In the next school year has made from Wamer’a requested dump during the past four Thursday, potato salad, hard League will be played tomor- Market in Rockville. meet Sunday night at 7 at the tract next to Whlton Memorial been approved by the South for audlo-vlsual aids. persons on speeding otaoivce world’a largest organlaatlona serving customers in the home and a prime advocate Library. months have been mostly ml- boiled egg, buttered green row. The United Congregational church to hear Open Door Ex- of the free enieipriae system. Over 100 products aih sold by more than 80,000 In- Windsor Education Association f‘8.000 over lari year’s al- and two ori Improper pgartlg nor In nature, accordln^^ to beans, meatloaf sandwich (high. Wanat's wfil face Clinton Church Men’s Breakfast Group change Student Rosanna Magni. | depeeident dlstrlbutoni throug^iout the United States and Canada. U.S. Corporate of- Low-bidder at $0,070 U B. . ^ location waa considered too on Rt. 44-A thte imonvlng dur­ Thifault “We are doing all school), peanut butter sandwich Press at 1 p.m., followed by wlU meet .Simday morning at 8. fleea and manufacturing facUitlea ore ki Ada, MhfiUgan, and Canadliui Corporate Meuochl A Sons of Nbwlngton. and the Personnel Policies Com- drastic and an unnecessary ing a speeding check. AU o n we possibly can to preserve the (Hicks and Meadowbrook), rai­ Krechko Brothers vs. Town Jean Auperlnwlll discuss person- Manohester Evening Herald I offioea ore In London, Ontarto. The two ether bidders are mlttee of the Board of Educa- Jump. scheduled to appear In Man­ damp and to control Its use.” sin square. > Llne Auto Boby at 2. nel problems of the future. He Tolland Correspondent Bette | Dunn Brothers, Inc., of South chester Circuit Court 12 Moroli Windsor at $ig,000 and J.N. tloA. A drop of' $12,(X)0 was voted Although the town has no Friday, macaroni and cheese. Sports Mart will oppose Shur- is employed as personnel ad- Quatrale, tcl. 870-2845. The announcement was made in the area of supplies for stu- 23. estlmfUe of time for the future Clhpp, Inc,, of Ellington at Those charged were Otegor $10,470. by the board chairman Ron dent activities. The cut In- life of the dump area. Investi­ Prlmavera during a special bud- volves the elimination of $4,600 Begin, 60, Case HU Rd.; Jo­ gations are being made of abut­ Discounts For The Diet Minded Mrs. Ruth Staum, acting get review ineetjng held last in funds for game officials, stu- seph A. Peck, Jr., 42, Old Oak ting property owners. executive director of the MRA, nlg^it In the high school Ubrary. dent insurance and the towel Trail; Sterlln Huetue, U, •ays a decision 'will be made The possibility of using the New Melreeal Primavera also announced that program, all of which were pre- Swamp Rd.; Robert Woehiiig- services of the town’s consta­ when the MRA meets next five pubUc hearing on the budget vlously paid through methods ton, 88, Mark Dr.; Domlnlo B. bles to patrol the dump Is be­ Shape ' Tuesday but the contract will has been-scheduled for Monday other than the school budget, Ficucelloi. 04, Hlgkuid Rd.; Mi­ 27 probably not be awarded until ing looked into and will likely Liquid diet food, new naturai taste. at 8 p.m. In the library. -pijg remaining subtraction of chael 8. Pagono, 26, Buena be discussed at tonlglvt’s meet­ April 1. ta Rd.; Boleelaw Bosto, H, C ^ ldor No cyclamate - 8 FI. Oz. Can Choco­ They ore still rVaiting for The salary package, as pass- $7,600 may mean a sizeable cut ing of the constables, resldrat late - Dutch Chocolate - Vanilla - ed, will involve roughly $266,000 in the new football program or Lakevlew Dr.; Demtia PM- state trooper and Thifauli. Strawberry Manchester Surplus <2o., which extra funding In the form of in the deletion of band uniforms brick, 28, Bellevue Dr„ and Numbered stickers will be Charge occupies one of the buildings on raises and Incremcnte. With the ,rom the schedule, Robert K. Monfie, 18, lakiwrtwr distributed to all towh taxpay­ Metreeal the site, to relocate, wtgch addition of extra teachers and . ^ Dr., all of Coventry. it should occur, she says, by the ers to be used as Identification Shape Powder 9 9 » raises for administrative staff, finollz^ Also, Walter R. Avery. 42, 021 permitting the owner to use the Sale Friday and Saturday end of the month. The North Worly $000,000 wlU probably ^ Canterbury T ^ e., Ndrwlob; town dump facilities. They will Natural satisfying taste.Vanilia, Mawhed End Package Store, the only be needed over last year’s salary Bruce R. Halloran, M, Jan Dr., also serve as Identification for chocolate, strawberry. lOoz. other building on the site, has &lioc&tlon $5,030,000. This totciS Hebron; Norman Rickard, 28, the tise of the facilities at Cran­ Lightweight Luggage already relocated at 4 Main St. The exact total Is sUU not de- Storrs, and Jooeph daladino, 24,. dall’s Park. Metreeal _ Before awarding the con­ finite because negoUaUon. on orIgInaUy by East Hartford, tract, the MRA must also get They are being printed by the Kings Wine Plaid “working agreements” are still Charged with Improper pees students In the Tolland High Nutrament Liquid^ ^ approval from the Federal De­ being conducted. “ J® $ ^ , ^ rnore Ing were Frank Baker, A of General Electric partment of Housing and Urban than lost year’s total budget ('Herald photo by Bdoelvichw)- Graphic Arts program and will 21" Ovarnightar gjT> 3 and Malcolm W. Woodn, You drink it to gain weight, New Development (HUD). Primavera said he believed figure, have the town name, a picture milkshake lasle, assorted flavors. this year s negotiations to be a Local residents submitted a G6, Daly Rd., both of Ooventry. 4utomatic Coffeemaker Our Rag. 7.99 5.88 In another arrest, MQlUasn J. of an Eagle (school mascot) signifloant- improveiment over written statement to the board Finalists in ECHS Science Fair Perstone, 22, of Shore Dr., Oov- and be numbered. ■* Brews 4 to 8 5oz. Cups Caldor 24’ Weekender Our Reg. 11.49 8.88 last year s dealings. Last year’s m apparent protest to conditions The stickers will be mailed s ' Marine Team negotiations became stalemated at Ellsworth school in instruc- The three finalists named in They will represent the school seminar, during which each Raymond Clark and Charles entry, has been tdutrgsd wMh out by Tax Collector Earl Beebe, Saccharin 26" Pullman Our Reg. 13.99 10.88 and required mediation t'on areas p-sneclallv i Catholic High School at the Connecticut Science Fair gave a 10-mlnute presentation Robinson of East Hartford High allowing a dog to room. with one Issiied for each car Our Rag. 12.99 29” Globetrotter Our Reg. 16.99 13.48 To Visit MCC Teachers salaries have been reading and p^slcal edu^tiom Science Seminar, which con- at the West Hartford Armory of his project. School; Miss Julie Zlto of Notre Other area police activity i appearing on file tax lists. divided Into three groups a c The board deferred comment to three-day Science on April 1-4. Judges were Dr. Lloyd Mltter- Dame High School, Norwich; VERNON Men's Suit Bag Our Reg. 14.99 11.88 Flay Preaentation 3 r Capt. Robert E. Nelthammer cording to college degrees. In- a later unspecified date, after were ling, James Yager, Eric Sandin, Sister Gertrude of St. Thomas a trailer truck owned by The Tolland Junior Woman’s Sweetens foods the diet Ladies' Dress Bag Our Reg. 16.99 13.48 and Sgt. Benny S. Lewis, a U.S. crements are given annually un- the letter had been studied. from left, Patrick Farrell, and John Aubin, Frederick Elsaes- Mark Alrhart, Santo Zlto, of High School, New Britain; Mrs. Nelson Frelghtways of Vernon, (Jhib Is sponsoring a special per­ free way. Bottle of Marine Corps officer selection til top pay la reached after 13 ------— his entry; James Olekslw, ser, Miss Pamela Murawskl, the University of Connecticut; Anne Klchar and Ernest Lewis overturned on BoMon Rd. yea- 1000,14grain. Strong zippers, bumper edges, concealed stitching, whose project was "Effects of Miss Mary Beth Swlder, Robert Douglas Daring, Henry Cote, of Manchester High School; terday afternoon after a rear formance of “BUtbe Spirit” by 10.70 easy grip handles. ______team from Hartford, will be at steps. the Dynamic Theatre of South Under the new contract, a Low Level Microwave Radla- Clifford, and Paul Carmody. David Austin, of United Air- Paul Makarewicz and Michael spring broke in the cab portion IMndsor a small wooaea affections, thought he is remai> fields, is cuimlneted at gradu­ sixth-year certificate. Consumer and the Law,”__ The Town Youth Commission minority group problems CamofleM Mk^^ t ^ The Youth Commission endors- f®®«»"- Two heUers g r ^ In rled. ation with commissioning as a Under this schedule, $266 070 -M-ai-nv. . m .. ™ endorsed two local projects last group also spent four hours.3 a^ Campfleld Rd. who "asked " toe ^ Manchester” and H*® escaped through a »zw,070 March 11 at 12:8010 1 p.m.. at toe -to-. f.mot. commlsslcm to endorse “Light All proceeds from the play’s second lieutenant. Law and over-- last___J year’s allocation will „ night—“ S u m m e r’70” and “Light week attending seminars In ^ . several members offered to help made In the fence by the presentation will be given to All 8-Track graduate school deferments are be necessary for“ th^ kver^ge Community Y, 79 North Main up Manchester.” sociology and ^ l o g y and at- Manchester” and work for Mrs. McGregor with the proj- ‘""Pact ot the tnick cab. They the Mansfield State Tranlng available to qualified gradu- raise of $886 per teacher, rang- ^® will discuss the new ^^ s also reported by the tended a weekly, "contempoi- ‘"® ect. were later corralled by police Sdiool, atea of the platoon course so Ing from $740 to $1,140. Fringe *®S*®*®tlon dealing with con- pollution committee that its ary” worship service. The Idea of "Light Up Man- and firemen from the Venion Mrs. John Konrad has been they may continue education. benefits will also be increased. protection. members made a -visit to a local The Rev. Allen said this year, ®h«8ter” Is to get local residents Fire Department who were coll­ app<4nted ticket chairman of the Cartridge & Guarantees before enlistment ed to the scene as a precau­ play. Group rates are also av€iil- %dA Over $12,600 more has been ® ® practicing at- industry last week and made besides the group in WUUmantlc, donate money they would Pancake Party for such fields as data process­ funded to this area In insurance ^°™®^ Manchester. He is plans to check It as a source of there would also be a group In ordinarily spend on Christmas tionary measure. able. ing, supply, motor transport, premiums alone. present state senator from water pollution. Tliere are plana Manchester to work In various cards to various community Set by Masons It took two wreckers several Ticket reservations may be engineering and a'viatlon are Dupli-Color Auto Cassette Tapes Administrative salaries have Fourth Senatorial District m d,, tj,e same with other in- projects such as those involving service projects and needs. The__ annual_____ Pancake_____ Jam- hours to remove five cab. Anoth­ made by calling Mrs. Konrad, Air Gun available for college seniors and er trailer tnick from Nelson’s New Rd.; Mrs. Robert Youngs, also been realigned. Superinten- Advlso“^ “* " ^ c n ‘on problems of the elderly and Mrs. McGregor said the prac- of Friendship' Lodge of for graduates. Commissioning ---- . _ . . _ . ... State Advisory Council on Explaining "Summer ’70” was problems of minority groups In tlce of sending Christmas cards Masons will be on S u ^ av removing the wrecked Laurel Ridge Rd., or Mrs. T. E. Accessories! Spray Touch-Up J6i9S Sarias K795 Sarias as second lieutenants goes to dent of Schools Charles Warner Aging Masons will be on Sunday, Matthews, New Rd. will receive a raise to $23,600, vVOmen and men of all ages the Rev. Russell Allen of St. HarUord. has become “too commerctallz- March 28, at itbe M.anni/. those completing the officer $1,600 more than last year’s al- „re welcome"to the Y WediTes Mary’s Episcopal unurenChurch wnowho Students accepted for toe ed” and that spending the mon- Temple. " Patrons tickets may be obtain­ Paint candidate course in various ed hy contacting Mrs. John Mc­ ...... ;. fields. lotment. Raises were awarded dav Series 'Dessert is served “ ^ay to riiow program will not just be from ey In more worthwhile ways serving hours will be from ,.«■ rk«tl1 Carthy, Grahabor Rd., prior to Power le ts 1 .1 9 to the assistant superintendent, at i2:30 and toe program Is “Society does Manchester, toe Rev. Mr. Allen would “put Christ back In g a.m. to 6 p.m. 'Hie mom wlU C o r c u p ta e S ^ jo U lt March 13. 4.94 5.84 from $19,600 to$20,600: the busl- (pom 1 to 2 p.m. Hostesses will °'*®*' ^® Christmas.” Include juice, pancakes and When annoyed, the porcupine Jumbo BB’s ...... 8 9 ToHand Twlrlers ness manager, from $12,600 to be Mrs. Paul Rice and Mrs. Last year In “Summer '69,” 16 country and world. Ho said they The money collected could go sausage, and beverage. rattles the quills on Its tall to The ToUand T^vlrlers met re­ 177 Pellets...... 7 9 sss Jobless Oaims $13,250, and Hhe chief mainten- Ml-ke Gilbert. Baby-sIitting -wHl *'*8'h school and college students would try to provide scholair- this year, she said, to help ft- Wilbur Chadwick of 9 Lincoln alert the intruder and follows cently to reorganize tor the new 1 , 4 9 Choose from all artists and titles in our stock. ance man, from $11,000 to $12,- be provided. Reservations are together in a relatively ships for those who need them, nance the local drug program, St., senior deacon of the lodge, the warning with a backward season. Marching dates were Ready to use, just pour in. Onty Decrease 10.6% too per store, no rain checks. 22 P ellets...... 9 9 Touch-up your car finish with push Featuring: The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Credence 200. not necessary. For further In- unsupervlsed "community hous- The Youth Commission en- buy resuscltators for each of is general chairman. All offlc- id iai^ that may mean death to discussed as were procedures button ease. All popular factory Clearwater Revival, Simon & Garfunkel. Two sizeable budget cuts formation please contact the situation” in WiUlmantlc dorsed “Summer ’70” and de- the town’s five swimming pools, era and members have tickets the enemy because its quills are and dates for practice sessions. 2 f o r 25^1 Bell Ringing Target...2 .9 9 matched car colors and primer in­ A 10.6 per cent drop In were made during the meeting. Community Y. worked primarily with cided to appoint one of Its and help defray expenses tor for sale. very sharp and dangerou*. Mrs. Doreen Shaw, director cluding 1970 cars. unemployment compensation of the group, spoke about new claims was reported tor last hats for the marchera and of week In toe Manchester office the parades 'in which the group of the State Labor Department. wUl pcurticipate as representa- The' totals were 819 for the week Jtlves of the ToUand Volunteer ending Feb. 28, compared to Fire Department. 916 for the week ending Feb. 21. Practice sessions will be Statewide claims decreased Spirited new fashion... from Buster Brown’s supervised by Mrs. Evelyn Tor- by 1,167, to a 42,816 total. The natore tor the older group and figure was 33,666 for the cor­ by Mrs. Ruth Thomas for the responding week last year. younger members. Mrs. Flor­ Bridgeport, with 6,667 claims, ence Peacock, Mrs. Noella was the state leader last week. Bean and Mrs. Joanne Noch wlU It was followed by Hartford comes to march with the Twlrlers. D & Ii with 6,663, New Haven with 6,- STORES OF FASHlOH—- BuUdlng Permlto 121, and Waterbury with 6,074. BuUdlng permits issued dur­ Manchester ranked 18th among ing February amounted to only toe state’s 19 offices. Only Wll- $31,300. They were issued for Umantic, ■with 688, reported few- in Manchester Porkode the cMistruction of one new LONDON 'er claims than Manchester. house and three miscellaneous items. TIME” Royal Mercury Imported Italian Permits issued were BUow Vernon BuUders, Dunn HiU Rd., one Battery Operated Decorator house, ^,000; Glenn PfiMner, Portable Typewriter Old Poet Rd., aluminum siding, Deluxe Carriage Installation Set $3,8S0; Walter Palmer, Cider Wall Clocks MiU Rd., aluminum elding, $2,- Our Rag. 29.99 - 32.99 CALDOR PRICED! Our Reg. 66.97 By DeMolay 000, and G’SeU Electric, Buff Cap Rd., electrical work, $4(10. Russell A. Schiebel of 28 Mi­ Four buUdlng permits and Charge chael Dr. will be installad mas­ one zoning permit were Issued. iti ter councilor of Fayette Chap­ Airman Graduated 17.44 33.88 56.97 ter, Order of DeMcSay, at semi- public cerenuMiles , tomorrow. Airman James B. Greenmum All metal construction. Full size keyboard, tou Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Janies Many styles: Banjo, School, Octagon, Mediterranean Continental. styling by Perego. Nylon fabric, large The Installation will take place control, 2 color ribbon, carry case. white tire wheels. Choice of navy or jade. B. Greenmum of Old Poet Rd., and others at 8 p.m. at the Maoonlc Tem­ Banner; blue Mayflower; Liberty; has graduated with honors at ple on Orchard St. in Ellington. patent, white black patent, Members of the Installing black patent, Sheppard Air Force Base, Tex., patent, black white patent. white patent. from the training course for suite 'Will be Arthur W. Johon- patent. U.S. Air Force aircraft mechan­ son, state master councilor, and ics. his associate suite of state offi- Trained to repair current Air Charge eenf^ Force jet fighters, Airman It! Refreshments w in be served Greenmum will be assigned to a after the ceremonieo. Cormectlcut Air National Guard unit. A School Lunches Lunches at all three sciuxde BUSTER next week are: Monday, meatballs and gravy, Complete with BROWN FRI. • SAT. • SUN. • MON. buttered macaroni, cranberry inilruction booklet, sauce, carrot sticks, buttered calorie chart peas, homemade muffin, Ice and suggested diet. CONNl Cl U.UT cream. FRANCHISE nUSINISS OPPOnUJNITY iATTEIUES FOR Columbia; EXPOSITI ON black smooth, Mfiailiig Alte Coordination M.ircli 6, 7. 8 9 brown jrrain Qsmre NIsaMIghts brown grain. ARTHUR DRUR Cycle Exerciser Sm over 60 dHfsrent IranohlM sx- hlblM. Talk to axpana about oxcItIng now bualnoaa oppertunitlot for man, . V .r \ \ X woman, aotiva, or Invoatora. Many \ valuabla araa'franohlaaa will ba RANGE awardad for tht llrat timo. An activist on the fashion scene, Buster Brown stirs up excitement with -T7.40 Automotivo produota a aarvloaa; the rousing new looks of his Star-Spangled Collection. Sassy swingers for baauty a ootmatloa, oar rantala, Sparkling finish, twin bar steel conitriiciiun, pedals dry olaanlng, axtormlnaling, vand- girls, Like-Dad slip-ons for boys. All with quality and our perfect fit, Ing machinal, tamporary halp, FUEL OIL are synchronized lo the moveable handtebara. ilgi> making, printing, lalaa train- guaranteed. kig, oompuipr aodounting, food GASOLINE earry-oul, car wiih, many othara. •11 to *15 I lU { SI MINAHf. (priced according to sice and stylo) BANTLY OIL WATERBURY nUHCHIU IHON HOUM: MANCHESTER WAltINCRNtD Sale; FrI. and Sat. M.lSaLU4ni •Mi.aiiM.U-Tni ltkt«tt4 A Wtictit U . It. 49 MalMlae— $1 JO CkMiM uadit U Ina 1145 T«Hii4 Tvriplli* ^ 2M0 MiwtII Aft. It. S At Mfriitt Um (ORL, CRdldnn’s SlioM, Lofrer Levol, Mancltoatiir Porkode) Ottwr rtorw located In Danbury, Norwalk. Stamfaid, R Im ildt, PwlcikHI, Badtord HUH, Kkurtoti, Nortlwmirton > Frwnln^iMn Open Late Every Night

7^ ■ ■ ■■ \ ' \ T r ' V A ' ' W ,\- \ \ u \ \ \ ' . V' \ \ „ V \\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.l FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 197(1 PAGE FIFTEEN PAQB FOURTEfiN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEStER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1970 Boltoii s Hehroh FTKA has aimouneed that al­ Mrs. Donald Pearce, Mrs. SCSC Protesters Arrested most 1,000 grinders have been JPUILOIL Joblessness Vernon Columbia Waiter Schroder, Mrs. Robert WANTED ordered. today’s FUNNY Residents who have placed ’Tuttle and Mrs. Alfred Veslna. : G O P Chooses Committee; In Effort to Resume Sit-In Cub Pack 28 Bee Council Clean, Late Model orders are' asked to pick up tM O a L M ki. At Highest 74-Memher Town Panel Town Meeting Wednesday; Mrs. Franklin Prague has NEW HAVEN, Conn. (A P )— off-campus private rooming their grinders on Sunday be­ 1 Day Notlea For IMIVMy tween 11 a.m., and 4 p.m., at $4 Hr. Bavnar is tv lis been re-elected chairman of the USED CARS Mrs. Miller^ Steele Backed Police arrested six proteaters st houses. Cites Scouts The college said that the off- the high school cafeteria. In Y ears Named hy Republicans Delay Duetto Tax Work Rec Council and other officers, Top Pricea Plaid NMHC! Eoutbsm Connscthnit Stats Col- MANCHISTIR 4^/2 re-el(8:ted at the recent met­ At their caucus last night be 10 to 13 In the morning and _ . . ^ campus rooms Hs has approved For AU MalMal Republican voters elected 23 1 to 2:80 in the afternoon. C2U1- lege Thursday, charging them have a maximum rental of $640 At Banquet Mancheeter Evening Herald OIL HIAT, INC. WAgHmOTON (AP) — The The Republican caucus IsMt Samuel Pearl and Joseph Pow­ The annual town meeting, celebration paid for, up to now, ing of the group, include Rob­ Hebron Oorreepondent, Ann by the local Lions dub. ert Baldwin, vice chaimuui; membere to their town commit- ^ regUtered at this with offenses ranging from dis- for the 10-monUi school year, imcmployinent rate climbed to night elected a 74-member town ers. .>. nearly two weeks late because CARTER CHEVROLIT • time for the 1970-71 klndergar- Over 200 attended the annual Bmt, tel. 3t8-S671. Probate District, June 11; Mias Jean Natsch, secretary; orderly condUbt to aseaulting a and that the college has no con' Ita highest level In 4% yean last committee and named dele­ of delays in tax assessments, The Red Cross Bloodmoblle trol over, what other rooming father and son Edith Casati, Richard Dempsey, Mrs. Jerry Dunnack, treasur­ C O .. IN C . policeman. . . month, indicating a further will visit the Columbia Chap­ banquet held last week by Oub gates to the five conventions to John Kendall, Qeorge Mahsutin, will be held next W’ednesday in er, and Mrs. Eugene Roberts, d o ^ ^ l? r ^ T Children need not acrmmpany . . . . houses charge. ter Miarch 13 from 1:46 to 6:80 1229 Main St. The studenU were arreeted as gpg organiser, ____John ^ Gilead Hill slowdown In the nation’s econo­ be held prior to the November Herman Olson and Qail Slicer. Porter School gym at 8 p.m. executive committee member. t a r T l d ^ r A child muM be p.m. at St. Oolumba's Church, they attempted to resume a sit- p^rks is a former student at *'’®v. Herbert O. my under the Nixon administra­ elections. / Of the 74 ’Town Committee The tax will be laid on the per­ The meeting adopted a budg­ Phone 649^238 Oonnectlciit years old on or before Jan. according to Mrs. Jchn Qro- validated birth cer- tion’s efforts to combat Infla­ Named as delegates to the members named, 10 are new fected grand list of some $11,- et of $6,206 for the coming In at an adminlstraUon build- nearby Yale University which o " model trains, men, captain of the day. ^ A t„,eate or bapUsmal record tion. state convention to be held in mem'bers. ’They are Morgan 346,000. year. Income for the coun­ ing. The sit-in had broken up he left during his third year Mothers received Mrs. Carl Gosllne, recruit­ H .^ ^ “ record of immunisation IHwl Horrliif the night before, after admin- ^111 a student in >nnd ‘***‘ *’ participation The February Jobless rate Hartford Jime 17 and 30 were Campbell, Thomas Freethy, Also, on the agenda is a vote cil amounts to $5,626, leaving a 1 1 JGCkMH, TMil. ment chairman, said there is a ^ m l t t e e develop^ when three ^ust be brought to registra- was 4.3 per cent, lip from 8.9 Arthur Callahan, ’Ihomas Car- John Gill, James Lamb, Joseph for an addition to the town hall small deficit, which officials people were nomlrvated from uon Istratlon figures promised to gtandlng, the college s a ld .* ^ *" program, need for new ^nors as well as BRAND NEW 1970 MARCH-IN per cent the jnecedingr- month ruthera, Ruth Corbin, Francis Nash, Dorothea Peabody, D, Rodney Ford and Jeff should not be instituted at his Steele who IS seeking nomlna- tonight at the high school at 8 werfn’t under extreme pres- committee. I I OLDS. IISII mmith. Ecumenical Council in Rome. Following the meeting, Buley was returning from a meeting Daigle. "ft' L¥Myry ^W«y tricts would be "obsolete” as aion For U.6. lR6Dr686zit&tlvti sure. . _ Cutun-t HdMiy Ch - The unemployment rate for late date.” from the second Congressional ™ . ..n v.. She said the halting manner, issued a statement that said ol the Down East RaUroad Club Tim Secor also received the MWGf f~'“ ilr CMiltl'Imm^ soon as it was accomplished, Reservations for the Commu­ AiiNmatk, MW. •IMT- tFfiMU adult men increased from 2.6 to Ganim had tried to get GOP nion supper may be made by District. „ T**®, ® pauses, and stumbling over there was "no substance’ ’ to at Bowdoln College, Brunswick. Forester Badge and Dale Swett says State Atty. Oen. Robert K. Sif, kscksli, c*«t«r 3.8 per cent in February, also State Chairman Howard E. calling Mrs. John Farrell of 68 ConvenUon delegates were al- , f f words hrfped confirm her opin- the students’ demands. TBie Maine. received the citizenship and ewwele, Air etail- I I OLDS. m i l Killian. "N " OAlmAirt 4-Oaat I aSas. the highest level since October Hausman and the State Central Francis Dr. or Mrs. Raymond so chosen. Milton Jensen Nor- “ “ ®*'®** ‘on that it wasn’t his own idea, statement asserted that Paries He was editor of New England sportsman badges, AT, Pi. P I, P-lAAt, Air AAS- 1966. ’The Increase affected men Killian filed a statement with Committee to file the redistrict- ’Tweedie of 91 W. Center St. ma Tedford and Richard Morra available at the firehouse. recording followed word would not be admitted because Endeavorer, monthly publica- The attendance award was SHIaaaS. in all major age groups, but U.S. District Court opposing a Ing suit, but Hausman rejected are the delegates to the State Fiei.cn Club will sponsor f^r word a handwritten state- of his alleged "stated unwilling- “ o" ®f the International Chris- won by Mrs. Robert Stamp’s I I OLDS. m i l especially those between 20 and lawsuit seeking redistricting. the idea and said he hoped Gan­ Convention in Hartford. Dele- ® dance at St. Maurice’s ment Mrs. Schrump had re- ness to accept college rules and EJndeavor, a Protestant Den 6. "441" C4SV4HIAIA. 24, whose imemployment rate Tile suit, filed by Bridgeport Re­ im would not go ahead with any AsMMsin Failed in 1835 gates to .the congressional con- ‘-burch on Saturday at 8. The celved earlier Thursday from regulations.” youth group, and treasurer of Chnroh Solo PI, P I. climbed from 6.1 to 6.7 per cent publican Town diairman such action. ventlon are Kay PetersMi, Dan band will be "Tw o Cents Tax." the Viet Cong delegation to the Concerning the other demand, ‘ ’'® England Proteetant Mrs. Cynthia Robson will last month. George W. Ganlm on behalf of WASmNG’rON—’The first at­ Rattazzl and Robert Dixon- '‘'be Knights of Columbus wlU parfs peace talks. She said it the college said it already had Laymen’s Communion Break- present a special solo during Hausman’s reasoning was sim­ i r Many Othen To Ghooio From i e two Bridgeport residents, claims tempt on the life of a presi­ and to the county convenUon’, meet Monday at St. Maurice’s appeared “ they told him the an ethics and disciplinary *'®*^ ^ offertory this Sunday, ilar to the arguments advanced If ui, sspt you moniy, u t doift that the 1964 redistricting fails dent was made Jan. 30, 1886, James Hassett, Paul Maneggla Church at 8. general idea and had him write board, composed of four faculty ra llr^ d enthusiasts, who "Mothering" Sunday, at St. by Killian—that the redistricting on President Andrew Jackson dismi, your buiintti, to meet standards set down and Donald Tedtord. ------it.” members, tour students and the h im of special Peter’s Episcopal C3iurch. City of Danbury would have to be done on the in the rotunda of the Captbd. more recently by the U.S. Sup­ Delegates to the 36th Sena- Manchester Evening Herald The 2,600-word statement dean of students. The studento .V."®,“. **” • Bobson, accompanying basis of lO-year-old population Richard Lawrence, a mentally reme Court. torlal District Convention are Bolton Spring Correspondent said. In part: " I finally made up are thee presidents of the sorft- abandoned, raid the club s next herself on the guitar, wlU sing To Get $376,000 statistrics and that it would en­ imbalanced house painter, fired Killian opposed remapping the Betty Alton, Perry Joslin and Cathy D’ltalia, tel. 649-6609. my mind to stand up and be omore. Junior and senior class- ‘ be folk music hymn, "The tail a great deal or work and two pistols at him from six feet districts on the basis of 1960 IMANCHCSTER counted and speak out against es and the president of the stu- King’s Highway." In Insurance disrupt the election schedule. Both missed fire. Nancy Lambert; and to the census figures while the 1970 assembly district conventlcm, my government Inin hopes of dent government,irovemment. be dedicated to Blodgetts Following the s«tw>w •> HeHo lais an graduateo^Hiia.n atnirtastarts on tootoe niioAtlon.quesUon. Dodd had oavrollpayroll olanplan tor nrisoners.prisoners. protesters ranged ranged b between e^ een » 26 Mlnetto’s decision apparenUy was clear that the Fourth Dis­ of whom robbed a bank of $25 - has eome to ol the University of Connecticut been criticized for not being The plan, which will be tried *bey sat outride cleared toe way for the nomlna- 000. trict (lower Fairfield Ooimty) and Hartford Seminary Foun- present tor the first ixrtl call first at toe CSieshlre CorrecUon- Buley s office, s a y l^ t ^ y tlon ol former Mayor P. IM- Montego eras larger than the other five. The $376,000 payment does not datlon. He is also secretary of vote on toe nomlnatton of Judge al InstltuUon, will be used in through the night, mund Power tor the 80th D i^ cover equipment and fumlsh- According to the 1960 census, PLAZA the Board of Trustees tor Hart- (Element Haynsworto in January, other prismis later. It has been when threatened with arrest trlct seat. Power announced his ingis, which were Insured by an­ the Fourth had 60,000 persons tord Seminary. He arrived in time to have his in toe planning stages for about “ they stayed until 11 p.m., candidacy tor the (30P nomlna- other firm. more than the next largest dis­ The Rev. Mr. Post lives on vote added to toe majority a year, and was authorized by ‘ bey left at 10:66 p.m. tion on Monday. I A campaign has been trict. You will find a complete and colorful stock Bolton Center Rd., with ’ his which rejected Haynsworto. .toe state legislature last year. Two demands voted hy toe Mlnetto, 78, served four terms TTils is a greater percentage launched for private contribu­ of Easter Baskets, grass, eggs, dye, fuzzy wife, Gloria, and their two H ie fyohAQinnii for Dodd de- UntU now, all prisoners have riudenU during their sit-in Wed- in the House, beginning in 1946, Special variation than the Supreme tions to help build a new sta­ sons. nled reports that the has been paid 26 cents a day no nesday were not brought up at and is in his eighth term in the 0>urt allowed in New York and bunnies and chicks plus delicious chocolate tion, and city officials have Kindergarten told friends he plans to vote matter how much woric they did Thursday’s meeting, the o o lite Senahe. He has been In the Gen- asked for emergency financial other states in rulings handed bunnies and eggs. Kindergarten registration against OorsweU as wril. or how comptox it was. The spokesman said. They were eral Assembly continuously help from the federal govern­ dopm last year. New York re­ will be held in toe elementary "He doesn’t know how he’s new pay rates won’t be much banning military recrultws from rinco 1948, except for the 1969 ment. cently completed its redlstrict- Buy our beautifully made up baskets or school toe week of March 9-18. going to vote^ so how can any- higher, but they’ll be geared to the campus or 11,000 full-Ume session, which followed the Police operations were moved ing—on the basis of 1960 census The hours for registration will one else?,’’ toe spirfcesman said, production and sklU. students, and lowering rents tor Demcratlc landsUde of 1968. to the War Memorial building figures. make your own. after the bombing and are now Killian said that "in view of being sat up in a vacant store the election calendar in the state PLAZA has the supplies. across the street from the old and the time Involved in attemp­ FITIOFgAlDI stsdlon. ting to reapportion congressi ■BDDwhfl#A brok« •{•ctrieel tyitMi. 1967 CHEVROLET NEW 1969 GALAXIE 500 1968 MUSTANG oal perOormance from the b^, 156 bp., regular-fuel 260 cu. in. "6 " engine. Ootnfort- Wagon, Light Grran, Biicayne, 6 Panenger,iger, AlAuto. Trana., Aqua, 4 Dr. Sedan, Auto., V-8 Engine Vinyl Trim, PS. Blue, 2 Door, H-Top, 3 Speed, Stick, 6 Cylinder, ahle, quint tide. Low InitlBl cost, bud^-tHeoBtog operaitifig coats. TMb petee includes:— WbJl to wall carpettoig, choice of deluxe ckrth or ail vinyl interior, day- Body Side Mouldings, Radio Tinted Glase, Hd Suspension, Engine, Radio, WSW W h ^ Coven 6 Cylinder, Engine, Radio night Hlrror, padded dash partel end aun visors, back up Ughto, iride marker Ugtabs, 1968 CHEVROLET 1966 V O LK SW A G EN 1965 TOYOTA 1966 PONTIAC Lemans No. 183 List $3609.16 ___ white waH tizea, deluxe wheri covers and much m ore! ______CAPRICE WAGON 8 113 SEDAN pic k u p; 4 SPEED 6 AUTD. $ 995. $2872. $1795. AUTO.' PS, TURQ. ★ "SAFE-BUY" USED CARS ★ GREEN $995. CLEAN $1995 BEIGE i$1295. GREEN $1295. — THIS IS JUST A PARTIAL U8TINO — i1966 LeSABRE NEW 1969 FAIRLANE 1966 GALAXIE 500 '69 Volkswagen 68 Buidi Wildcat Aqua, 2 Door, H-Top, Auto. Tram., V-8^Engini Engine, 1969 ContiiMRtal Custom Convertible 1 ^ VOLKSWAGEN 1967 VOLKSWAGEN Green, Buick, 2 Dow H-Top, Autoynatic Tramminion. Maroon; 2 Dooc, H-Top, Cobra, 42S Ram Air, Auto, Black Sun roof, radio, heater, 1966 PORSCHE 1966 DODGE Coronet ^ V-8 Engine, PS. n . Radio, WSW Titei,WhaeI Coran Vinyl Roof, PS, PB, Radio, Wide Oval WSW, No. 73 Power Steering, Radio, WSW, Wheel Cov|Dn_ ' beautiful beige color. M ark IH RAH, auto., PS; PB, tape This classic beauty la player, e^way power seat, 911 COUPE, 5 SPEED STATIDN WAGDN SQUAREBACK 2 DR. H.T., 8 AUTD.J>.S. Special! $ 17 9 S VINYL ROOF I finished in light gray tut wheel. One owner. Re­ metallic, matching BLUE A WHITE $1495. BLUE $1795. GOLD $3169. $1145. gal black with vdilta top. SILVER $4495. $1395. $1495. ’67 Lincoln leather InteriDr, black Continental Xoupe speclEdly designed vi­ $ 8 7 9 5 Dark gray, low mileage, nyl rmf. Optional ’67 Thunderbird 1965 M U STANG 1968 VOLKSWAGEN 1968 FORD Galaxie 1966 VOLKSWAGEN equipment Includes: 6 1967 PONTIAC NEW 1969 MACH 1 1963T-BIRD Conv. one owner, leather trim. 4-Door Landau Black, Black Top, Auto Transmission, V-8 Engine Completely equipped In- way power seat, a.m. 2DR.rt.T.,6STD. FASTBACK SEDAN 2DR.H.T.,8AUTD.,PA 113SEDAN-RADIO Green. 4 Door, H-Top. Catalina, Auto. Trahanlnion, Grey, Mustang. Sports Roof, 428 RamI Air, Auto.,/ Tractloe radio with rear speak­ RAH. auto., PB, PS,' 6- V-S Engine, Factory Air Conditioning. Power Steering, Lock. PS, PB. Phu Mon No. 172, List S4203.8S$4203 Rsdio, PS. PB, Power Windowsv WSW T ir^ Wheel cludtog factory Installed er, power antenna, way power seat, BLUE air condiAtoningl GREEN $995. BEIGE ^ $1795. $1995. BLUE $1295. and B'lakaa, Radio, Tinted Glaif. WSW Covers. factory installed air wlndowB, tape ployci\/One J ■ V 4 2 7 9 S conditioning with auto' owner plus factory Imtal- $1695. $3472. matlc temperature led air condltlonlnEJ 1964 VOLKSWAGEN 1964 BUICK Skylark 1966 PORSCHE 1968 V O LK SW A G EN ’67 Mercury Colony control features, powor door locks, white wall $ 2 4 9 5 2 DR. H.T., 8 AUTD;; P.S. 912 COUPE, 5 SPEED STATIDN WAGDN CAMPER Park Station Wagon tires. This exceptional ’68 Chevrolet Caprice Gold with all vinyl trim, Maxk n i which w u GRAY $3795. GRAY A WHITE ^895. ^ TAN $1195. WHITE $2495. 2-Door Hardtop This W eek 't Special radio, heater, automatic, sold new by us, is the Radio, heater, aubotnaiUo, white walls, power ateer- .perfect luxury car for ‘ / The new Maverick Grabber. It's nothing you'd lake out Here’s what you get: light green, plus factory to a track to run against the big ones. It^s more of a • 200rcubic-inch Six engine e B o l i d e tape str|pes, Maok- Ing, one owner. the late model used inatoUed air condlttonliig. 1960 PH E V E LLE 1963 BUICK Electra 1964 VOLKSWAGEN 1966 PORSCHE car huyer^ Jazzy firecracker you’d take to the beach, or a basket­ palnted hood and ^grille • wtiltewalls, 14* wheels and trim I9M OLDSMOBILE $1045. j » 1 9 » 5 \ ______/ $ « 2 9 5 MALIBU 4 DR. 4DR. H.T..ALLPGWER 113 SEDAN 912 COUPE, 5 SPEED ball game. Because with all Ita sporty Grabber features, rings • Deck Ud epollsr, dual racino mirrors e 3-spoke wood- Remember ... Moriarty brothers’ 38 years of fine servtoe Is yeiur ggaraatea «8 A 1 CDND. CUTLASS 442 4 SPEED STICK 8 AUTD. PS GRAY $1095. with all ita extra (lair, the Grabber Is still a Ford Maverick tone steering wheel, black all-vihyt seat trim e Choica of five Complete Customer SatisfaoUon t GREEN $2195. GREEN $795. BLUE $3995. at heart Still the Simple Machine that doesn’t take a pit hot Grabber colors All ol our wed cars get Moriarty Brothers' Complete "Safety Check" trom flUul crew to keep it running. Phis all this: rew for your pioteotloni a No big pries tag e No high Insuranca rates e No hard-to- 1967 V O L K ^ A G E N 1967 VOLKSWAGEN 1968 PORSCHE 1967 FO RD Galaxie T h ^new ^ Maverick Grabber is tune engine * No hard, stiff rida e No high maintenanca costs 113SEDAN iSQUAREBACK • SUNRDOF 912CDUPE,5SPEED 4DR.,8AUT0J»J8. SALES FITZGERALD FORD INCORPORATED GREEN $1495. BLUE $1185. GREEN $4595. g r e e n $1485. MORIARTY BROTHERS OPEN 8 A.M. to P PM "Unoeln-BIeroury, WUlys-Jeep, Ttorota" TOLLAND TURNniCE IU-S18 G D m S SnUBET M ANCIinTBR 848-8188 DILLON SALES &SERVICE, Inc. WINDSOR AVR>-ROUTB I K vanlass E xcept T bunday “On The Level at.O eatar aaS 1 TALCOnVILLE. C»NN. 06060 MiTNoeuca 649-2838 ' \ ■w \ ■' ■ V i \ PAOB SIXTBBN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY. MARCH 6, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN*, FRIDAY. MARCH 6, 1970 PAOB SEVBNTBBN

THE Sports V iew ing B A T U a n A T N H L Slate Communications Gap Problem Herald Angle ■Everyone Gratified’ liN ( t) BMstoJlt Msto vs. Cards -iiSPi’!.!?*’- * fr-- By (It) BaakstbaUi Ken- taolgr yp. Tsnnes- EARL YOST 000' Gets Hotter Stet (M) NCAA Basket- Editor With Maki Acquittal NEW YORK (AP)— The National Hockey League’s m - For Reds and Camilio Pascual baUt Ohio Vnl- voraity va. Notre East Division is set for a rip-snorting finish with seven Gym W u Too Small for Natural Meeting OTTAWA (AP)—Presi­ Charges were, made by Ottawa police ore justified in making D m o points separating, the first five teams as the schedule NEW YORK (AP) — ary negotlatlom for Cincinnati, wants to talk to Oommlastcnsr ly WUttams which had been raise to $46,000, sold he waa ra> Mai^ followers of East Catholic High’s basketball dent Clarence Campbell of police. Neither jplayer wished to charges in such cu e s even 4iM ( S) Oblf Classic reaches the nitty-gritty stage. The communications gap-— sold the Reds have made an of­ Bowie Kuhn about the problem. turned down by the Cuba. Ttien turning to Ms Charlotta, N.O. though the players might not (M) NCAA BasketbaU: team, both students arid adults, have expressed their the National Hockey press charges against the,other. The Detroit Red Wings m o v e d ------fer and will not raise it. Bander “ I fCel I CM sIlH pitch and another rumor had Mm going to home. consent to lay complaints Weotom Kentucky « built-in problem of our displeasure with the CIAC in selecting South Wind­ League commented ’Thurs­ In a written decision. Judge. Into a three-way tie tor thdrd ly.g wrapup tally clinched it for added that Poacual told the club win a lot of games,’’ said Pas­ the Cubs along with second Elsewhere, name holdouta in­ against each other. vs. Jacksonville place with idle Montreal and oetrtolt. modem age — has surfaced sor High as the site of last Tuesday night’s East-Rock- day that “everyone in the C. Edward Cartger said Maki 5:60 ( 8) Wide Worid of he would not play If ho did not cual. "I tMd them I’d take a cut baseman Tommy Helms, who is cluding Richie Allen, Reggie ville.game. The same objections must have been voiced was defending himself agralnat “ No sports league should ren­ Chicago Ihursday night by ptjye different players scored in Tampa, Fla., training NHL is gratified’’ at the der players in that league im­ Sports ., whipping Pittsburgh 6-3. for Ttoronto in Ihe Leals’ victory receive what he was asking. but not the maximum cut. And also unsigned, for pitcher Fer­ Jackson and Frank Howard also in the Rockville area as well. Green, well-known for his (18) Outdoors base of the Cincinnati S<\ in the daily bulletin on then CSSef Bender told me ttiey guson Jenkins' and either Glenn stood their ground. But Balti­ acquittal here of hockey rugged play In the NHL. mune from criminal prosecu­ All three teams have 75 over Loe Angeles which exAend- Hi* were not that ------^------tion,” he said. SUNDAY their unalgned players, the Reds were gobtg to put me on waiv­ Beckert or Paul Popovich, both more ended Us slgnlag prob­ player Wayne Maki on a CommenUng from NHL head­ polnts six less than second ed its winless streak to 17 Reds. ' South tlWndBor» gym wiasn’t o’clock at Bristol Central . . .Be- Defense lawyer John V. Urie 18:60 ( S) NCAA Ski Cham- Tlie Reds say curve-bailer said that Pascual, a 16-year vet­ ers and no other team woidd Inflelders. lems by enrolling Boog PowMI charge of assault causing quarters In Montreal, Mr. place New Yorkrand seven few- games four shy of the league top grade but the lack seat- ueve-lt-or-not. the CTAC la look­ said later: “ I don't think there plonshlpo—Fran­ Oamilo Pascual la ready to re­ eran, was oonstdering retire­ claim me.” Bob Howsam, general manog- and Dave McNaUy for $66,000 ing tocUtUea for this natural in j i„to a system whereby it bodily harm- Campbell said "the conse­ er than division-leading Boston, record. Pascual said be vms watting <>ar of the Reda, squelched the ru­ each. Maki, 26, was charged as a re­ is any question the judgment conia, N.H. t in and Pascual aays it’s the ment. niseting was apparenUy over- vvould select officials for all high quences of a conviction could Only Toronto with 63 points The Kings led 1-0 on Eddie for the waivers when he read mors, saying simply, "we do not In toe only exhltaMlon game sult of a bloody stick-swinging could be significant to sports.” 1 :SS ( 8) Knicks vs. 76ers Reds who are throwing the That came as a major Shock looked by the OIAC. school basketball games In the have been v^ry embarrassing— after Thursday’s 6-8 victory at Shack’s long slap shot before about his "rettrement.” plan to trade either Maloney of played, toe Washington Sena­ duel with defenseman Ted Police would be free to press 8:00 (18) NHL: Montreal curve ball this time. to Pascual, Who claims the Each school was aUooeted 600 state, regular and postseason not only to hockey but ail Los Angeles is out of the race. Toronto went in front 2-1 si the Another unsigned Cincinnati Hrims at tMs time.” tors rallied for a 7-6 victory Green of the Boston Bruins at a charges against athletes if the vs. Boston H m veteran Cuban right­ toought never crossed Ms mind. ttokets from the CIAC for the . . . Speaking about officials, a sports.” The Red Wings jumped In end of the first period on power over the New York Yankees on Boston-St. Louis Blues exhibi­ circumstances warranted it. 4:60 ( 8) American Sports­ hander Is resMlng a maximum “ I fert g n at,” he sMd, “ why pitcher, Jim Maloney, wax toe Maloney remained In Ms Cln- ItMOeeat gym. The available majority working tournament Conviction would have been a front in the early moments of play goals by Ron Ellis and a two-run homer in toe lost of tion game here Sept. 21. However, the fact the ruling man 26-per cent slice in hla $46,000 would I reU n?” center of a flurry of trade ni- clnnaU home, saying ’T m going dtioats sold like hot cakes in games are school teachers . . ■ precedent for the “ intervention the second period when Frank Dave Keon in a span of 1:32. ' Green will appear in court on consent had not been neces­ 4:30 ( 3) The KlUy Chal­ salary. He’U take a out, soys Obviously, what we have here mora Thursday. to stay here until they come up the ninth by rookie Jeff Bur of civil authorities In respect to MahovUch boomed his 379th ca- The goals by Ellis and Keon each community and the supply Major league baseball, spring here on a reduced charge of sary to the judgment on Maki lenge PaooiMl, but not the Mg one die Is a failure to oomniuidcate. But First there was a report that to 'What I want.” That would be roughs, ah $86,000 bonus baby. was exhausted In a matter of a exhibition variety, may be seen incidents in actual play.” No reer goal, moving into a sev- were their 29th of the season, John Roseboro also tagged a common assault. He had been means It would not be binding Rede have lii mind. Pascual wants to resolve that the Reds hod offered Mm to Chi­ the same $60,(XX) he made last feiw hours. East received 370 on teevee Saturday afternoon NHL player had previously enth-place tie with Ted Lindsay Eddie Joyal got Los Angeles originally charged with assault on future courts, he said. ^ Chief Bender, In charge of sal­ shortcomtng in a hurry. He cago in a deal for outfielder BU year. Helms, asking a $6,Dick Brooks left a tidy job in rlod cutting the Wings' lead to produced the clincher for Toron- 664, Ted BldweU 218-667, Dick Manchester High was In use, White Sox at their Sarasota Intervention, Judge Carter said the American Hookey League. California just over a year ago a single goal but Wayne Oonnel- to with 70 seconds left. Ski Notes Record for Haywood Cote 212-661, Roland Smith 221- a game between Wind- training base have been re- and headed South with one big 668, d e m Qiley 202, Joe Lauzen For Clemson Against South Carolina 1mm and of WUHmantto Malo- ‘a^ed by Horace Murphey and objective in life: Win a stock (AP)—Spencer Haywood has broken aessis, Bhnie WMpp4o 666. ney High of Meriden. Less than car racing championship. 25th R anking M ay B e D eceiving NEW YORK 1,000 showed up at the CSarke dents of that West Coast Florida After one seasfm on NAS- another first-year American basketball Association NEW YORK (AP)— If- Asuna. The g^m seats 1,800. city . . . Gene White, who drove CAR’s elite Grand National cir­ record in keeping the Denver Rockets atop the Western you can’t run with them, in all forms of race competition During Uie regular season, cuit, the 27-year-old driver feels Division standings . Meet stall. ’That’s how the under- he Is on the verge of reaching Lee Five Seen Tough The rookie dropout from the dosr sometimes tries to win S r S i his goal. Unlveraity of Detroit poured in A B A Stars Important college basket­ “ All I need now is a little ball games. from of relaxation. luck,’ ’ Brooks said Thursday 86 pointa and grabbed 16 re­ proof enough that a gym that * For East in Tourney The Clemson Tigers used the h after qualifying his winged By B IX 8ACHEBEK bounds in leading toe Rockets to could seat at least 2,800 would c u ic. /w Will Remain slow down tactics against na- Plymouth In fifth starting posi­ On ck rooent trip to the Hunt­ a 114-97 triumph over toe Pitts­ be necessary for the first round S n o r t S illlti By DEAN YOST timiaUy tolrd-ranked South Car- tion lor Sunday’s $90,000 Caro­ er Mountain Sid Bowl, I took L Division meeting. Mahoney had planned a burgh Pipers Thursday night. oUna Thursday and just missed Basketball Interest In Rock- "double strike’ ’ for the 16th an- lina 600 at North Carolina Mo­ The high-flying Eagles of East Catholic got by their a trip with Don Hoyt a Tucker If Fans Show Sno Out operator, who does a lot Haywood, who already holds scoring vriiat would have been ville soomed Uks season with Kacey Irish-Sports Night tor Speedway. “ This Is the best first stepping stone Tuesday night in quest of the CIAC MIAMI (AP) — The now own­ of woric in hoping keep toe the season meutc tor total points the moat stunning upset in the a wlnrdng team for the first Monday night,. March 16 at the starting position I’ve had in a Class L Tournament championship by defeating Rock­ by a rookie, booeted Ms rebound er of toe ABA Loe Angeles Stan Mstory of toe Atlantic Coast mombain sUahle. Hoyt had timo In several years, and any- Kacey home but had to settle big race.” total to 1,261, eclipsing the 1,266 says toe team will remain in Conference champlonaMp tour­ Brooks, who won NASCAR ville High in the first round. Tonight' the quarterfinals bsen out at an early hour and time Manchester and Rockville <>"« among th« honored are on tap. ------:------set by Mel Daniels In 1968 while California only if more fans ney. teams meet. In any sport, there Svosts. Cathy Dyak, the No. 1 rookie of the year honors In his greeted me waimly eo we s t^ with Minnesota. start pushing through the turn­ South Carolina pulled out a is a btUe more Interest than woman bowler In the country first season last year, was al­ Don’t let the low rating of ped ahoard ready lor a ride up stiles. ygigj and a local resident, will step most four miles per hour off toe 2.200-seat Bristol Centnal Qn their season toe mountain. He woriced Ms In toe only other ABA action, 34-88 victory on three free the Indiana Pacers continued BUI Daniels even set down The pairing' Tuesday night iSront ^nd center. Mahoney haa Bobby Allison's pole - winning ragh gym will be Lee High of schedule were su(to teams as way through a maze of sktora throws In the last 47 seconds to New Haven, ranked 25th in toe their hot pace In toe Ekuitera Di­ toe minimum response that break a 31-31 tie. was a natural, except that the hoped to Include Maurice (Hp- speed in Thursday’s first round Wilbur Cross and Hillhouse, two dragging a spiked link chain, L field. East Is fourth-rated. vision- by tripping toe Washing­ would convince him to keep the “ I was convinced this was the d A C didn’t take this Into oon- Correntl, too, but the latter of time trials over the tricky . downstate powerhouses. Lee wMch weighed between 800 and ton Caps 123-110. Stars in Los Angeles. only way to give our boys a sideiatlon. be In Baltimore cm the 16th. one-mile trloval. ^ compiled a 10-9 season mark, 900 powds beMnd him, to loosen "I ’m not in burinesa to lose But his 136.572 mph. was the wUl be at 8 j„st getting under the wire to )g> the roow. A feat Iki ttaell is Atlanta topped Milwaukee chance to win,” said Bobby In dollars and ceirts, the CIAC Oorrentl has been a leading o’clock. Roberta after Ms leist game as best of the new 1970 Plymouth qualify in last place. to avoid the aldera and tola 126-117 In the only NaUonal Bas- came out the loser. duckpdn bowling East Catholic showed how ketball AsaoclaU^ game. televlBlon station “ Superbird'’ cars. Including The Purple Gang Is paced by comes only with experience. Clemson coach. “ They had clob­ On the ottKr side of the ledger, circles on a local, state and much a 12-day layoff from operator. “ I’d want to see 2,500 bered us tMTice in toe regular those assigned to alltime high­ high-scoring guard Joe Moye Outride it waa a bit windy but Denver snapped a two-game It isn’t always easy for the national level for more than hardcourt action can do to a people (per game) within two season.” est NASCAR winner Richard who notched 24 points against in toe crib it was warm as we loeing streak and increased its CIAC, who has Joe Fontana of two decades . . . Two men who team when they played Rock- weeks and 6,000 by the end of Southington High as the man were glad when the 1968-70 Petty and Daytona 600 cham­ removed our jackets. Dliec- lead in the West to a fuU game toe season.” . ‘“niey were clever with the pion Pete Hamilton. Allison won riUe. Poor baU handling and not ^o®n'frtb^"d “ If**'a i^ rtf S d tions and work orders were over l(He Dallas. Lonnie Wright Gail Hampton, one of ball,” said Frank Mcgulre, who must line up the sHes for sclmolboy basketball season knowing exactly where toe Other ^ Without such an increase, he the top front row spot in a , 1 sparked toe team on their full coaming in via iradio to various added 20 points tor toe Rockets, said, he would conrider moving the tovfin’s outstand­ South Carolina coach. “ But our all games leading up to the c*rded were Coaches Jim Mori- player was was evident In the semlflnals in all four divlsioiis. sirty at Manchesteir High and Dodge at 139.048 mph., a track openotora on toe mouritoin. wMle Dennis Hamiltmi’s 19 the club to Salt Lake City, Kan- ing young bowlers and . boys have a lot of guts. They opening period but once toe 'Will not crack.” It’s a Hercnilean task but there -John Kleds at Cheney Tech. Mo­ i record. The Mayors’ other starters in­ On 'tbe-way up I took pictures pointa topped the Pipers. saa City or Albuquerque, second highest quali­ With 20 cars now holding Eagles began to click, they were Ronnie Yates of Clemson -was le always room tor improve- riarty’s crew produced but one on their way to victory. clude 6-6 Cal Carrington, Jim that I thought iwould be Intel'- Indiana, now in front by ISH Daniels’ purchase of toe club fier in the 1970 Wom­ ment. After the semis, all games win in 19 starts while Tech was berths In the starting field of 40 eating, aomefimea riioi)plng, oth- games, got 26 points and 22 re- from Loe Angeles contractor toe game’s Mgh scorer with 13 (An Photofax) race officials planned to add 10 Rockville kept giving East Larry Kelley and Jim en’s Town Tournament pointa whUe Tom Owens paced m ove'to Central Connecticut in a loser In all 18 outings . . . trouble with a cool deliberate Bowman with reserve help corn- e n wMle dztvlng. Hoyt has been bounds from Daniels. Roger Jim Kirst was approved by toe at the Holiday Lanes. New Britain. Bristol will be out to sweep the OFF ICE ACTION— Play was interrupted about eight minutes Wednesday more via time trials today and driving for oeven years and it Brawn added 24 and Bob Neto- other 10 ABA owners at a meet- toe winning Gamecocks with the remainder from a 26-lap attack. The Eagles would build ®'® Derek Reverson nine. The score was tied at toe ((Alp FliotMnx) The CIAC stubbed its toe Tues- Champlain Cup playoffs against night during the Bruins-Blues National Hockey League game in St. Louis. Bos­ up a comfortable lead and toe guard Bob Williams. tz always a chaUenge. Ucky and EYeddle Lewie 20 ing Thursday. day night In scheduling the East- Colchester Saturday night in nsolatlon race Saturday. Going up toe motor labored each. Terms of toe sale were not half 12-12. FEMALE GIANT—Gwen Bachman, 17, a senior at Englewood High Scho^ in ton’s Derek Sanderson and some of his teammates tried to get to St. Louis fans Rams would fight back to cut Lee’s pressing tactics caused Rockville meeting at South the second of the best of three Forty - five cars were on hand. Four Spots Open South Carolina now plays Eng'lewood, Colo-, spends all her spare time playing basketball and making who were taunting Sanderson. Teammate Garnet Bailey (14) climbs over plexi­ it down. Newington to lose its composure and when the p'tch was too WasMngton, wMch dropped announced. Wtodsor High- set in the Southern New Eng- Dodge cars copped the first Wake Forest In toe A CIAC Basketball Tournament, Boston Bruins need 10 more Reacfahig the mmmlt we got ^rs poured It on. Rick Barry’s ABA will continue mweer ne«>- National Invitational coUege college beating beating Duke Duke 81-78, 81-78, N.C. N.C. State Clara now can win toe WCAC South AtlanUc at Statesboro, ^hland vs Ixe High in New Haven could power-play goals to tie the Na- Show Pulling Best Ratings mph. Bobby Isaac and Buddy operating unit. Ball handlers it should be quite a battle In out and stretched a Mt end more two points led toe Cape, nations with the National Bas- basketball tourney, opening by tripping Maryland 67-67 and and an NCAA berth by beating Ga.—Btetson vs. Mt. St. Mary’s Tounptown vs. PMladelphi very well be the best team East tional League record set toy Chl- Baker make up the second row. Socha and Fitzgerald lead the Bristol with toe winner moving pioturos. As we were about to floor attack with toe big men on to Central Connecticut State ketball Association Friday, may be filled to- Virginia by surprising North UOP Saturday. and Georgia Southern va. Old Twrtue. o t . . . . - , OathoUc High has been called cago in 1966-66 . . . It wlU be descend it was a diftoruit mat- ketbau Association. Carolina 96-98. Charlie Scott al- North Texas beat WlcMta Dominion. Great Lakes at Mt. Pleasant, doing toe bulk of toe scoring College's Kaiser Gym Wednes- ” We are no leas upon to face all season. Lee ®'An Appreciation Night Satur- CXAC Basketball tsr. ’Hte heavy drag cbetai be- Y BasketSmll The North Carolina Tar Heels, meet pulled toe game out for State 84-79, Rhode Island riiaded South at Owensboro, Ky.— Mich.—Centm M cnlgra vs. and rebounding. day for semifinal action. than we ever were that merger _ „ , „ ____ plays a suicide schedule, against day at Springfield when the In Florida, Features Ted Class 8 httid UB was like an anchor and Rutgers downed TTaneylvania vs. Kentucky Wee- Wayne. Mich, and St. Joseph a, Last night first-place Pagan! is Inevitable,” he said, "and that Charlie Scott, were upset the Tar Heels by scoring 41 Brown 68-66, the likes of powerhouse Wilbur Kings pls,y Montreal In an Cromwell 103, Griswold 56 brid ue bojcA. The nxddng mo­ by Virginia 96-98 In toe first points. . NYU 70-66, Manhattan trounced leyan and Bellarmlne vs. Ind. ro. CapitaL also impatient. “ I told you this He worked me to a frazzle but ^ uncommon draft is Imprac' Cross and Hillhouse High, both American Hockey League By SHIRLEY POVICH Putnam 69, Stafford 63 tion of the sno-cat had ua press- Caterers easily defeated round of toe Atlantic Coast St. Bonaventure, N o.'4 In The Fordham 78-64, C o 1 o r a d o Tenneesee State, Midwest at BrookUige.B.D.— of New Haven. Lee was ranked game. Several' sjrecial awards ain’t like a golf swing. You it was worth all those blisitered tlcal.'* THE WASHINGTON POST Wamogo 69, Christ toe King ilie fkxir boovda end Hoyt Elks, 46-19. Pagan! took advw- However he added the ABA Conferenoe tourney at diariotte Associated Prese , poll,__ _ won Its thumped...... Iowa...... State...... 107-79...... and East at Buffalo. N.Y.-Buffalo Cornell. Iowa, vs. Central Mli- last among the 25 qualifying will be made. Tonight, Quebec don’t synchronize your swing- hands an-d the buttons I popped List Father K eating POMPANO BEACH, Fla. 67 (OT) would smile and eseure us that tage of thoir oppmients’ cold ^ never been better prepared Thursday ...... 10th straight... 'by routing "Fair- •“Denver defeated - - ■ - - Portland 86-76 State vs. Stony Brook and Hart- souri and Souto Dalmto Btato toams In the L Division. Lee will visits the Coliseum to face the through with your hips and your off my shirt swinging for him.” vs. Southwest Missouri. —^The show pulling the LaSalette 77, Woodbury 76 all was well. The trip down hands in toe seooiMl hall out- financially to stage a bidding **1® NTT selection com- field at New Haven 86459 and m other games. wick vs. Montclair State. be Ekat’s rival tonight at 8 Kings. wrists. This is a different g^ame. Epstein said the first thing Wil­ seemed much steeper in the cat best ratings on the Flori­ Grt your rump through there liams told him was to straight­ eo/T vticrii fnr fJiB War with the NBA tor the na- mlttec has Invited several ACC ninth-ranked Marquette hum- The NCAA college division da East (kiast is the Ted On KC Sports Night ttisn cn sUs end when the cats first, then drag your hands af­ en up In toe box and not tilt College Basketbdl are working, all MInker lights winnera were Jim WIgren (16). collegiate talent than ^ ^ Williams Show program­ ter it, fast. That’s how you get his head. “ He said, ‘Mike, get Swiped for a return engagement in Manchester is are twlhklhig. BIU Wilson (12) and TTm Mai- another meeting of Louisville and acinnaU, tied Jeff Halliburton’s second-half and Puget Sotmd overcoming .Finals in Pin Play med every morning around power.” rid of that tilt. If it was toe East the Rev. Robert Keating, dinner speaker par excellence. the batting cage of toe Wash­ right thing to do, don’t you Niagara 60, Canlsius 57 The Hunter Saint tmey (8). For the losers, Jeff the leagues’ merger committees accond In the Missouri Val- shooting. Including a vital bas- Sacramento State 67-62 In toe A visiting baseball writer said Father Keating, who wowed ’em at Earl Yost’s Testi­ is getting blqier and p r e a c h ley Conference, accepted bids ket that broke a 78-78 tie. Far West Regional at Tacoma. ington Senators' camp. The he had read that Williams was think you’d see everybody walk­ St. Bonav’tiu'e 86, Fairfield 59 would be arranged. year aocondlng to Paul Pepe ______Thursday. They became the brought 14to-ranked Drake from The other 28 teams in the star of toe unrehearsed, two- not in favor of toe level swing, ing down toe street with their Rutgers 70, NYU 66 monial Dinner two weeks ago, will the principal speaker at toe annual Knights ------—_ end Qnrtlle Slutaky. The parade llto and 12to teams in toe 16- behind for an 86-80 road triumph NCAA college divlrion tourney hour production is toe manager which was supposed to be the head tilted that way?’ ’’ Manhattan 73, Fordham M IRES of Columbus Irish-Sports Night team field. over St. Louis. play their first round games to- Sunday at Holiday of toe Senators, who works classic stroke in baseball. w «i come dami Maiin St in Alcw idor G cts FOUT R ehounds on Monday, March 16 at toe Ka­ Humber and end at the base Loulslana State was toe first All-American Calvin Murphy night with these regional palr- SILK C9TY-^-Xave O’Brien GARDEN GROVE — Efoptale without a script, and without “ That’s right, the level swing Gaelic Grid Club cey Home. lodge. The 11th annual Himter to be named for toe tourney at waa held to 14 points, but Ms ings: 2224566, Mike Lettier 209-204, Ro­ Carl 182-866, Betty Aceto 1 8 5 ^ Two veterans in duckpin bowling circles, one a for­ censorship. His language does is a lot of crap,” Williams said Father Keating, pastor of St. Oup Race will be held Sunday, Madison Square Garden. Others Niagara teammates managed to New England at Worcester, land Smith 206-662, Bob Bassett mer two-time winner and the other a national ranked in a shout intended to disabuse To Honor Foley E le a i^ Rlcclo 128, Ona Carlson riBt always reflect a Sunday Jude Church in Derby, la one named later were Utah, Georgia beat Canlsius at Buffalo 60-67. Mass.—St. Anselms vs. Ameri- 311-2014597, Bob Griffin 2014586, pinner, will square off in the Men’s Town Bowling Tour­ everybody within possible ear­ Maindi 8. 188-129.888, Dot Whltooml) 138, School background. of toe best story-tellers on toe Tech, Marquette, Miami of Santa Clara took a one-game can International and Assump- Gunnar Larson 2194562, Ken shot. “ I never had a level John^ Foley, of 26 Llndman At HuMer they have a cour­ Hawks Play Better, nament finals Sunday afternoon at the Holiday Lanes. Word has spread rapidly of Du- lead over U. of Pacific In the —------Thomas 202-22S-6S1, Ed Tourkos Kay Fountain 125, Mary Suets Paired in toe best of seven swing. It was always a little East Coast. He has graced toe St., will be feted by the Hart- tesy ski patrol In bright red sU Ohio, Georgetown, D.C. toe fascinating goings-on at toe head table at hundreds of ban- ford Gaelic Football Club at its jackets. Teemhers, doctors, lay­ quesne, Manhattan, Army and WCAC Oonferance by whacking 2044566, Rollo Masse 222-600, 138848, Arlyne Noeice 126. Mary finals will be George Pelletier In the qualifying, Bujaucius Washington camp, where Wil­ bit up. Look alt Willie Mays and Arcand 94, no mark. and Ed Bujaucius. The latter quets and Ms stories are toe lOto annual sports night Satur- men, surgeons, nurses, house­ St. John’s of New York. St. Mary’s»118-78 as San Fran- J < Q £ 1 1 1 S Watt Yanvorskl 661, John was seventh and Pdletier liams, with his instructional Hank Aaron and Mickey Man­ Golangoe 203-201-667, Aldo D'Ap- walked off with the crown in eighth. tle and the other guys who day starting at 8 p.m. wives and a couple of presidents Top Bucks Easily magic, threatens to make a .340 from corporations make iq> tMs pollondo 202, Lenny Mulnfte 220- Y — Charles Whelan 140-894, 1964 and repeated in 1966. En route to the finals, Pel­ slugger out of each career .210 make toe big money in this Also on the progra^, General Dne of eight gaelic footbaM Chrl Bonn 377, John. Rieder 861, spirited group. 664, SMp Mlkoleit 223, Frank Pelletier three Umee was the letier defeated Frank Blank, hitter. The Senators, who used game. They got an up-swing." Chairman Fran Mwoney re- Playing brothers from County MILWAUKEE (A P)— “We’re a much better club,’’ Citrus Golf Vito^MarinelU 139878, Diiok XroU ports, will be Sen. Ihomas Kerry, Ireland, John played for The 6 M HaU Of Fame in lah- Pitts 212-206-216-632, Frank Fll- No. 2 high average duckpinner Steve Dyak and Vic Abraitis to train to empty stands, are It would all be explained, Wil­ said Atlanta’s Bill Bridges after the Hawks easily 142887, Gaiy Plrioey 882, Leo Dodd. He will give a shprt talk "lany years with toe Kerry peming, Mich., has inducted toramo 212-680, Ken Pleclty 206, in the National Duckpin Bowl­ while Bujaucius ousted John now outdrawing the New York Ladue 142-867, Al Mortyn 188- liams said. In his new book, on drugs and civic legislation, team In New York and has won eight sM sport athletes, five for­ knocked off^the Milwaukee Bucks 126-117 Thursday O p en Event Bob Molpezzi 216, Frank Gellas ing Oongress’ annual rankings. Rieder, Norm Lalonde end Yankees’ workouts at nearby “ Now you fellows Usten,” he 670. 862, Hank Martyn 142487-880, Honored guest will be Cathy championship medals. He mer chomptons and Otympians night. Coach RicMe Guerin was being Nine times he finished among Herb Steadman. Fort Lauderdale, and there is said. "Take a six-two pitcher, includliig two women and three Tt waa toe only National Bas ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Offl- Roy DeVeau 864, Andy Lam- Dyak, of Manchester, toe no. 1 ^ played with the Hart- a little more tactful. By MARTY RALBOVSKY, NEA Sports Writer the top 10. Last year he was Last year’s champion was even a parking crisis. and he's coming overhand most­ ketball Association game sched- ‘ clala tried a ^ n today to get In NITE OWLS — Lois Johnson oureaux 136867, Bundl Tarca ranking woman duclroln bowler club and was selected on Norwegian greats. Thds brings ’’Everybody that played con­ 21st. Starting in 1957, Pellefler George Cochran, ousted In toe It is a mecca now for toe ly, and that ball is coming at tiled. toe first round of toe rain- 176488, Carol Michaud 186, 142-403, Don Oarpentsr 180867, In toe United SUtes. AU-Stars five the total up to 107 In the shrine tributed,” Guerin said. ” We re­ ranked 7th, lOto In ‘60, fourth elimlnatiori round by Dyak. touring baseball journalists who you about a six-degree angle. While Bridges was espousing plagued Florida Citrus Invita- Linda Burgess 186-206—610, Rocco Lupoochlno 148890, Pete as of now. bounded well. (Walt) Hazzard 9-Kansas City, AL West in ‘61, flflh in ‘62, sixth in ‘63, The public is Invited. used to skip toe Senators' camp Those ain’t my figures. The No. Music will be provided by married to toe tor- toe Hawks’ superiority, Atlanta Miary Lourie 183-477, Helen Aoeto 864, Art jehneen 148-887, See you on the mountain. did a real good Job- getting the tidnal Golf Tournunent. second toe next two years, with relish in the dull, predict­ 2 man in NASA—that’s the Na­ Tony O’Bright and his orclies^ ^ PKOSnCTUS: — N«w nraiMi«tr A Keatry rain atorm, accom­ Michnlewlcs 467. Fred McCu-vy 866. able years of Jim Lemon, Gil baU down court. Joe (Caldwell) sixth In ‘67, second in ‘68 and tional Aeronautic Space Admin­ Charlh Mstro hoi a ttam that couM panied by lightning, washed out 21st last year. Hodges and Mickey Vernon, istration for you guys who never affair wlU be held at the did a job defensively and (Walt) South-Aquinas Tickets are available at the Lrish-Amerlcan Club, 182 Com- ba vary good, or rtry bod. Too mony the first round play Thursday. predecessors of Williams. The heard of It—is belong me with Bellamy was the big man out The Aircrafter has won nu­ K ^ e y Home. merce St., Glastonbury. Tick- Larrimore Lone Bright Spot Youngttort mokot optimism risky. The hastily revised schedule draw la Williams, and It toe my book. He gave me those to*re.” merous major tourneys during At Clarke Arena Dinner will be served at 7:80 eta can be M>tained by calling But, it nothing also, foundation is now calls tor 18 holee of play number of basebcill writers Is figures. Six degrees down at Guerin’s appsuent reluctance FOREIGN the past two decades. His best following a social hour. toe club. boing pot down for tbo futur*. This today and Saturday with a 86- Manchester's Clarke Arena an index, toe Senators are the you, so your swing has got to In Disasterous Tech Season to boast probaUy stems frem seasons, average-wise, were In club bos somo of bosobolTs test hole wind-up Sunday. will be the site for a CIAC Class most-reported team In Florida, be a little up to get optimum toe last time Atlanta waa in 1966, 1966 and 1968, years in young ptayors, but still mods mart ” We decided to go 'with a 86- M quarterfinal game Saturday 'next to toe Mets. impact.” What turned out to toe the performer. Milwaukee. That’s when the which he was toe second beat timo. With g ^ start, Boyals might hole round Sunday rather than' CAR SERVICE night. South Windsor High, 19-2 It is at the batting cage that Players, Fans, P olice Involved dlsasterous basketball Some 208 points behind lArri- Hawk’s player-coach said Mil- rating among all toe male Paul Waner, Williams was re­ most play significant rolt in Wiitorn hold over until Monday prima­ m and ranked fourth, tangles with more was Butch Gterioh with waukee Is bush.” Williams presides, mostly, minded, prescribed hitting the eeaoon in Cheney Tech history duckplnners in the nation. eighth • ranked St^ Thomas 72 polnU. He Mt on 24 field x capacity crowd of 10,746 scrambit. rily tor televtslcn,” tournament 'Bujaucius has been a good leaving the other matters to his ball on top, not underneath. “ I Bunker Metro director Paul Warren aald. Aquinas, 16-4. Game time is coaches. His favorite pose is a •*•**•<* Feb,. 19 when the Bear diet, bjdi sank 24 attempta )x>oed lustily when Guerin was tourney bowler and although ho respect Waner. He was a great Wild Brawl, Early Ending National television coverage Specializing in all scheduled for 8 p.m. cross-legged lean with one arm vers oompisted a winlesa cam- (rom the foul stripe. Bob Cutter introduced before the game riT C H IN G — Wolly Bunktr (12-11, J.2J ERA) U butt ol itott. Hod has not attained national recog- hitter and had that speed,” Wil­ of toe $160,(X>0 event Is sched­ South Windsor defeated Vlnal gripping one of toe big, support-' polgn. Biihteen times the hoop- netted 03 points with Ed Tlm- Hazzard acored 28 points and troubi* galting runi lait yuar. Babied bim ore Dick Drogo (11-11) end liams said. “ But he was l(x>k- uled for Saturday and Sunday nitton has proven In thie peM to Tech In the first round, while In Eastern Hockey Action sters went to the post end reck (47), 'Hm Phelps, (80), handled the Atlanta attack like Bill Butter (9-10). Rogar Nalion (7-13, 1.31) ihovad floibat of brillionca foreign made cars ing struts of toe cage, and toe ing for leg hits. Anything he by toe Hughes Sports Network. be a steady shooter in Wg Aquinas topped St. Joseph’s In eyes that were toe best in base­ slghtssn times they came out goucy (81), Ray Blenkowtttt a maglcan to pace toe Hawks’ latl yaor, alto flaikat ol modiocrity. Jim Rooktr will kalp, too. Ho wot 4-16, events. - their contest. hit on toe ground could be a SYRACUSE, N.T. (AP) — In About half the field of 1(X), one ball in his time, squinting at TOURNEY THREAT—^Pete Jacques, former East minutes with five minutes and oeoendbest. (28), JuUus Goreezky (20), victory. Caldwell, despite Ms de­ but loit oigbt by ona rue. Bullpaif bot Moa Drobowtki (11-9, 2.94 ERA) hit for him. You get only a few a game that got players, bench­ of the strongest fields of the what he sees going on. Catholic High wrestler, now starring with the Cen­ 37 aeoonds to go. Before the first game was gteve Gagnon (21), Mel Stove fensive brilliance, played well end Sta»a ionai (2-3). Raliat balp naadad. Rating— C Waners.” ers and fans Into a brawl, toe year, had started play In a Complete lino of Velliswagte The hitters of n perfectly when he walker, Rlnard, Rowett and court to score 29 points high for CATCH ING — Buck Martinoz, tho incumbant, and Ellin Rodrigutx will said, “There’s a guy I think I Long Island Ducka 8-4 Thursday gan to play over the oours eand ra-built enghiet ^ MORIARTY BROTHERS ffivSS VOU that Williams transmits to toe L«e Englls and Dave Ferguson. said, “ tt’s going to be a long poOle all gettiiig two points the Hawke, lattlo No. I spot in tpring trolning. Rookiat Dannit Poapka ond Fron Haoly sl-raightened out, Ken McCul- end at Springfield (College. The 167-pound Jacques to give toe Blasers fourth place play had be abandoned. Washington hitters. The last There were single goals from eeaeon.” B was Just that in A apiece. Rookie Lew Alchuh>r led all will alto gat looki. Rating— C— to an easy going len. I got him swinging like he compiled a 5-1 won-loss regular season record. berth In the Eastern Hockey All scores were wiped out and man to hit- .400 and the only Chuck Chariong and-Ray Addun- autsheU. Chwey con go ottty one way soorera with 89 pointa, but waa should. He hit five homers be­ League’s northern division. INFIELD — Mika Flora hit 12 HRt ond bottod .274 to win lint boia players must start again from man In toe past 39 years to do no. , It was Just that, frustrating, almost shut out on the -boards o r o T A fore toe All-Star game, and 14 The game was stom>ed In toe In 1970-71 — up. job loit yoar. Second could go to lorry.AdoIr (.2S0) or rookla Lull Alco- toe first tee on the 6,849 yard, so, \has a whopping advance too, at ttmss, but tbs Ineiqpari- as Atlanta gave Milwaukee a Ifffn CORONA In the last half when we went to UMass-RI Dominate Squad tolrd period when players from Long Island’s * Butch Morris CHENEY 800RIN0 rax, wka kil .301 at Omaha lait loatoii. Jock Harnondoi hat good glovt par 73 Rio Pinar Cfountry Club 4-Door Sedan from Simon an^ Shuster on a work on him.” also socked In two goals, while snoad youngsters didn’t give tqi B. F. rebounding leeeon. The 7-foot-2 ot ibort, but weak bat (.222). Third widt opon. Faapkt will gat a ihot, alto book due in April on toe art of both teams and their bench men Alclndor was held to just four Course. voiksw aoeNs for' SAU Mike Epstein, the Senatois' STORRS, Conn. (AP) — was chosen for the fifth spot as and eventually some two dozen Herm Karp and Russ Moaen- and bounoad back after oaoh L^rrtmore Foul Scholl, who ttill hotn't raturnod to probaoning term ol o tew yton Jack Nicklaus, making his hitting a baseball. nehan had one apiece, caroma aa toe Hawks took a 30-homer man of last season, champion Massachusetts and co-champlon ConnecUcut failed fans turned out on the Ice In a dafsat. Gerlch bock. Rating— C— first start In four weeks, was DaUverad "Hey, -you. Burroughs, come strolled by and Williams said, Blaser goalie Billy Tec and 68-87 edge. third-place Rhode Island placed to gain a first place berth. fracas over a penalty call. Tha Tsohmsn dropped thslr cutler the favorite for the $80,(XX) top here,’’ ,and Williams called his “ Hey, Mike, show these guys Ducks gqolle Wayne Dow had The victory Increaaed Atlan­ OUTFIELD — Strong port of club. Lou FInnIlo, AL’t Rookit ol Ytor, it All except Ervlng, who aver­ Some dosen poUcemen spent opetMr toy nearly 80 poinU and rimreck prize. locludts: prize i^ k le outfielder out of your up-swlng, and how you two players each on toe All- 24 saves each. ta’s Western Division lead to bock In lait. Ho kit .282, clubbod 11 HRt. Contor will go to Amot Otit, o aged 26 points and 21 rebounds 16 minutes breaking up the nsvar raoovarsd. Phelpa The field also Included Arnold toe batting cage. "You told me don't drag your rump any more, Yankee Conference BasketbaU one and one-half games over .127 bitter ot Tldowotar in tho Matt' cboin lott yaor. Right it tettup CHUCK'S automatic T n a * a game, are seniors. It marked brawl, which had been fed by With three games to play, Sy­ The one shining light was the goucy Palmer, Frank Beard, Dave you like to hit toe high pitch, how it goes through before your Team selected by coaches of the Los Angeles, wMle the Bucks, botwoan Fat Kolly (.264, 8 HRt, 40 ttolan botot) and Ed Kirkpatrick (.2S7 in iss^ . White wal the second time EUerbrook, the seal of faps and players over racuae now holds a seven game all around play of Captain Ksn Blsnkowsld Hill, Lee Trevino and Dan Sikes, Um b, Tinted gif and now you’re sUmding too far hands do.” Epstein modeled his six-member colleges. second in toe East, sUppsd to six with 14 HRt). Ona moy wind up at third. Rating— I FORBIGN CAR SERVICK E^lltz and EngUah earned aU- the importance of the gaine. lead over Long Island. Larrimore, the only returning Goreezky along with four major .title- MORIARTY BROTHERS AU vinyl Intericr back in the box and fouling it batting swing for the players Sophomore sensaUon Julius games behind the New York conlerence honors. Syracuse made the post-aea- letterman. atowie TOF ROOKIES — Alcorox and Otit gi*on batt choncat, not^ only ol holders, George Archer, Ray RT. 83>-VBRNON (DBA LYNCH MOTORS) 90 H.P. eagiae, a ' up for yourself. Look this is the around WilUams and the Sen- ErvUif and veteran guard Ray Knicks. 801 Osoter Stnet, rrhnftnr Named to the oeoond team son pUyoffs for the first time in liorrlm on waa tba only eon- Gagnon ttkking, but ttorting. lob Johnton, up from Mamphit in thn Matt tyttam, Floyd, Orville Moody and Tony to wall oarpstlag plate, and this is where you’re aitors’ manager said, “ See what EUerbrook were chosen from Ump Meeting Mmidny slstent soorar for the Baavan McNaUy 6484016 plus Loads of UoB were Dwight TMUver of Rhode the club’s three year histoty. may hotp in bullpan. And Faopka will ttoy tomawhara. Jacklln, and 1970 tournament TEL. 875-5851 standing. Move up, and you will I mean?” Maasachusetta and John Fults Island, Dave Pemberton of New hoopUig $1S points, 100 field Walker 3 Mlcksy VsriMn will again Opto Bvsa. Except Than., lot. uiy and ikttty T create more high balls to hit.’’ Duck’s player^ooaoh Blake iCanohestar Board o< 'Dm- winners Pete Brown, Ron Cer- Later, Epstein was saying in and Claude EngUah from Rhode Hampshire, and Bob Boyd, Ron goals and 87 foul Una htts. He Rlnard 2 monaga tbs Rlohmond, Va., Opon 8 A 3 L till 9 PJM.'—JHoiL thru SfiL I N*. 1 AetouMM. MUmilietwic tn a ! With Paul flasanova, his .310-, was plrss WlU hold an Important rudo, Mike Hill, Dais Douglass private, “ I’m a Ted WlUlaraa Island. Hrubala and Bob Staak, oQ of BoU said to be one of the avaragsd U J points per outing. Rowstt 2 team In Atlanta’s farm system PWfliction: 3rd in AL W*ft hitting catcher, Williams was fuahi participants in the fracas. meettof Monday niglit starting and Bert Yancey. man. He straightened ms out Frank Martlnluk of Vermont Connecticut, Ho was the only doubla figura Pools 3 this season. The brawl stoppwl play for 80 at T o’clock at It. B yid^ Hall. 'X

V ■ \ - PAOB mOHTigBK MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1970- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 6. 1970 PAGE NINETBB1P*‘ flj BUGGS BUNNY OUK BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE ■dttor Sporto IMUtor NKS FDR TH INK HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Menoy Maoomber /LL GIVE YOU THE whatta va' th in k r Jerry Katona l b ^ n g m e NOTHIN' MONEY ON FMYCJAYi P E TU N IA .^ Faature Bditor’ OF IT THANK HE OCXiUP BE AG Betsy Hunter Senior BMUtor \WHSN I COUNT CONFUSEP A« A Unda Jacobs PETUHIA'S .PORKVJ POWN FfaOMTHBee CAT VYATCHIM' A ^iiwtr !• riwiNii FeuW BIRTH DAVi, >OULU ANYAKEN BACWVINTDN iSAME / Well, Well T he High School W orld CAKCi BUT YOUtU REMEMBER_ ------WW* VOL. XXXII, No. 20 FRIDAY, MARCH 6 m i \ TOLP >OU V/G'LU 3 Keep from Compiled by StudeitUi of Manchester High School Mrs. Joyce Don, Faculty AdviMr KNOW ACT ACROSS IW tU — ------doinig t h r e e .».TWO.. S U P P E R - 4 Native metal ONB...M/AKG UP/ TIME/ (prouwiroua) 5WeU------5 Girl's name (thoroughly 6 Daisy like .eo^od) plant Indian Five Ends BPugiUM 7 Month (ab.) m m '10 Of Oxford 8 Compass poin 14 Mountain 9 Prohibit 11 Vox } - i crMt 12PeerGynt’e Its Sullen Season iSTranipoM 26 City in 49Aw*y (eethb.(e« 16 Hawaiian bird mother That things could have been the reliable senior member. ALLEY OOP 13 Napoleonic, Oklahoftia form) BY V. T. HAMLIN ITSoainlat 28 Sicilian 50 Precious atone sweeter for the Manchester Senior Chuck Lankford was a 18 Lock oncner marshal 52 Flow of water High basketbaUers ia an under­ big booM for the red and wUte VOU SAY \ I PONT KNOW, ...ANP NO \ COULD 17 WeU------volcano AUEV ISNT j POCTOR.' HE WELL NOW, r PUNNQ ( ANP T H E R E V -'-K ,...R IG H T NOW WE'LL 19 Greakiklctt IMter 30 Blood vassal 54R ag i^ statement. with ninny 20 and 90 point ONE KNOWS I OF RANGE i OSCAR.THESmiAnONB/ NOTHING /^MAVBE \JUST HAFTA GIVE OOP 21 Termination (like a IN MOO? y WMflEP TO GST WHERE HE / VIEW- NEVER COME UP , ( WE CAN DO I LATER, ) TIME TBET BACK INTO nobleman) 31 Othsrwiao 55 Greek lottan Only tasting victory once in games and the most rebounds. OTF BT HIMSELF went; 24Hadabite 56 Delaware. FOR AWHILE... BEFORE...COULPBe{ ^ OOOLaJ MOOVIAN TERROORY/ 20 Detesters 320btuss 19 attempte this season, the Chuck m ade the IriSUons M em 27Exiat 37 MmmIow Ub.) 29 Roof parti 22 Settla down Indians finished the menu wUh a whole lot Mgger. snugly 39 French rivtr 58010____lost bone 33 Cooking 23 Kind of crow 45 Flower part 59 Cuckoo a losing effort against Wethers­ Bill Ma|ier another "M g" utensil 24 Imitator '47 Habitationa tm blackbird field High. man on- the Manchester five, 34 Explosive. 25 Public vehicle 48 Gained victory 60 Border overcame an illness in the first P.IPNT HE T 35 Increase in Not enough can ever be aald about senior guard and oo-cap- half of the year and came on volume T" 36 Banishment 1 r ~ S” r 5 6 □L taln Baron Maher. A true strong during the remaining 38 Negative word 12 18 portion of the season as the 9 10 II gentleman and sporteman, the 40 Equal Baron gained everyone’s Indians' third highest point pro­ (comb, foim) 14 IS 1 reapect with his quick speed, ducer and rebound snatcher. OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIABfS .41 Horseman Chip Oonran, the last of the 42 Bern 15“ 17 IS Oaty Oathy BIBoramo rugged defense, marksman 43 Recent shooting and his quiet, sincere Indian tenlacB showed picture- 3-6 II 19 20 u n c l e 6A1DMAVBE PRIVATE Y HA!HA!... VEH.BUT^ 44 Poisonous personality. The mainstay at perfect abooUng style when be T>i tt. uf. M 1 COULD B E V B R BONNIE serpent B was able to overcome his SECRETARY! ) SANITARY 24 28 26 JT 30 SI Legion of Honor the Manchester squad, he was PRIVATE ' IFANVTHING S e NSINEEK! P O N T . 46 Body of water probably the beat guard in the Umidness at tossing the boH up. ©ECRBBTAR.V- NEED G c l e a n -) JU & T KNOW IT.' 48 Joker 33 3i. A tiger on the defense, Chip DAVY JONES BYr ^LEFF i and McWILLIAMS AN( IFN 1 HAFTA IMG UP IT'S a n o t h e r , IT SOUNDS 51 Female sheep Hie most important thing to Be what you want, do what **®P*®- ^ Wethersfield con- WORK HERE , y ------ER,AH.. NAME M ORE 53WeU------36 17 Oary Aronson la "ahowlng re- you want, hurt never forget, "Y a Indians most certainly would have shown more confi­ SO LONG, MARCO. t d u & b 'l l HAFTA I HAVE JUST FOR IMPRESSIVE (courteous) dence had he been given more IMMm ) t h i s BOMB CLEAN UP THI^ T H E J O & BROOM THAN H 42 4$ spect for another peraon.” With gotta be firm.” You have to *’®''® PUU®<1 «P. on the I'LL SEE YOU u p ­ MAY BE A BOOBY-TRAP..., 57 Run 4t 1 hla easy, fun-loving manner and be ready to take on life, face had not Baixm playing time. HERE ME&Sy p oR you -- PUSHER.' SECKE7AR/1 60 Course s t a ir s ... • W HICH TYI OK.FICE SANITARY / 44 46 47 hia genuine understanding of it squarely and have the con- ^® hF^nvents in his right Bill Peoples was the last of 61 In name only the Manchester starters. Be­ EN O IN E6R ! SOU 62 utopian 64 86 66 other people, Gary knows how vlctlon to reach your goals. *'*'®® during a third quarter lay- CAN START VOUR 48 49 80 St 62 ginning with a lack of experi­ apprenticeship 63 Draft of a law to show reapeot. Perhaps it is these ideas ttiat **P after a 20 point first-half IN T H E & H O P i 64Disorier 67 J 59 M 60 But Gary aiao has many fine make Cathy FMlloramo what she Production, ence, Peoples developed into a K <4 (coU.) achlevwiente to hla name, mak- ‘® today. She has faith in her other co-captain Dennis hard ball player and will be a 61 62 DOWN ing him a respected peraon. beliefs and has shown others Walsh was another tnie leaedr. benefit to the Indians next, sea­ IRent 63 Si J f Gary could emulate one 'that she can also respect theirs. Known as the Bullet, his great son. 2Beastsof • Dave Wooley and Jim Bale- .burden man, that man would have been 'a an attribute many peo- desire and hustle rallied the (Newspeper fnierprlie At$».) Robert Kennedy. Gary says his P’® ®tmply don’t have. Indiana. It must have been aano had rather disappointing PARNEP FOOL yean, but both are hurtlem DAVY. THAT BOMB moat unforgettable experience She has worked hard to pave romfortlng for Coach Jte i SAM _^eppj waa meetihg President John 'the way for what she hopes Moriarty to know that he could and ^should be tough to beat WILL BLOW UP PVMVVfS come next December. Wooley IN HIS F-FACE. -VOC'.Vfr Kennedy. Like the Kennedys, *dU be an artistic career. Oath roplace one of his starters with '^TOi.niu, is always rough on defense as I w ^ CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Gary shows strong sympathy- taken art courses, includ- and understanding to the less K I; she won a poster is Balesano and with a little better offensive ahowlng, both Letterm en fortunate. Because of hia award last year in the "Hire Searching Somanhis Editors for ’71 Named In- wU) be eMe to lead the Indi­ •WAYOUT tereat in others, Gary ia jjjg the Handicapped” contest. She Any Kanchestor High var­ BY KEN MUSE ana to a less embarrasing sea­ The 1970 yearbook has been sent to Jim Reuter, art editor, superviaea the pioaldent of the Instructors of designs some of the Teen Seventies sity letertnan who woudd be son. the publishers and somanhis editors for layouts of every page and art work. T 3r -t the Handicapped, a worthwhile Center Posters you frequently interested in receiving a -free IT COST /ME s YEH/ The following seniors have Jack Holik, John Herdic and the 1971 edition have been announced. I SEN T A 9 PECIAL BONNIE,THE PRE^IPENTfe NIECE- youth organisation which meets see around the schooi because been accepted at colleges: Mar­ subscriptitm to a new ath­ Bruce Begga, activities editor, is re- SIXTY FIVE CENTS vugs ■J SEND IT she works as publicity chair- Mike kOstrettSt will also be Cheryl Schaffer and Carl Osier, co­ DELIVEt?Y AIR /MAIL AND ITTOOK NINE * I. ORTHEREI& n o th in g UKE A CAME every Sunday at the MHS pool garet Bangasser, Elastem Con­ letic magazine entitled "The editors-in-chief, will supervise the con­ sponaible for scheduling pictures of all ^ 5 ^— BY man of the Teen Center. ooimted upon heavily. Holik is Lebterman" should contact LETTER FROM DAYS i with children from the Mans­ necticut State College, Willi- ahwaya a bull and abowa no struction and planning at the entire year­ MHS teams and clubs and obtaining v J U N K field Training School. For hia A Sunday afternoon with noth­ mantic; Susan Charlamb, Rens­ bis coach to be placed on the KAN2 A<3 CITr T O TO GET THERE/ ing to do is one of the things fear of diving on the floor to book. Cheryl and Carl will also co­ accurate lists of each club’s memben. hard wwk, he has received selaer Polytechnic Institute, Al­ mailing list. JL K DETROIT.' SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Cathy despises most, so you keep the ball In Indian poosea- ordinate the activities of all of the staff Before vacation the newly-elected edi­ recognition by the Governor’s bany Medical C o llie , Albany, members and be resptxuible for the final tors held tryouts for the 1971 staff mem­ k ______might find her sjcatlng, swim­ aion. Herdic is on offensive wiz, Committee on Retardation. N.Y.; Marlene D’Addario, Uni- production of the 1971 yearbook. bers, and they have begun to Miec't ‘ s to m ] pacing the J.V.s with hla dead­ Being a member of the Stu­ ming or ^ d lta g a Wcycle built V ei^ty'Tf'ojnnecU cut, Denise Cabot, photography editor, is their staff. a r e 'r m h i iN 'Tov'iiJ?’ fOT two. Or, If she Is in a sen- FairreU, Fordham Unlver- ly eye and Mistretta gives Student Films dent Council, senior . class neeaid CavagiYEUtj. Cavey CITIES. mond and hia senior Englteh TO THE CITIES.' AND ON V O U R T O e S .' LET OUR MOTTO B E men) and 'swimming. Gary al­ ways to impose on her is to land, N.Y.; Anne Pass, Drexe) kept track of the offensive Yawn After WHY.** BECAUSE THERE5 so enjoys hteok, Gatorade, tickle her or take her to a shooting percentages and did a classes. "m m n CITY OF oppoRTUNirr' Institute of Technology, Phila­ The assembly, Yvfalich cdso NOTHING F P R T H E M ' Swiaa chocotaito almond, movie and fall asleep during It delphia, Pa!; Lynn Rhodee, sober Job on tallying the Indian IN EPENVILLE. sundaes, Rod McKuen’a works, Cathy spent four weeks with marksmen. featured the sdioM'a new video­ Sleep-In Central Connecticut State Col­ tape system, was designed to the movies "Charlie” and "The the girls on the '66 Phlnney This year wasn't the beat for It was a "short long night", lege, New Britain, and Brenda interest students in film-mak­ Sterile Cuckoo,” Mias Peach, Hunt Eklucational . Tour, and Wiese, Central Connecticut State basketball, but the Indian bus if there is such a thing, for The Chicago Transit, the was one of the "lucky” ones ctofiege. rides were packed Yvlth such ing. If there is enough Interest about 90 enthusdastic senior there may be an elective course Temptations and the color red. who was sick in California. That memorabilia as one and a half girls, on Feb. 20, the night of LSJ, '70 neoot year. At achool he’ll always remem­ was a bitter experience. But ______hams. Bill Savitt, a trumpet the Senior Girls’ Sleep-lh. The films presented had been ber the SYvimmers,_____ the talent__ loved the rest of the trip, and brothers 1°"® torltt), two and many good times. Evening festlYritles started corridor pairot and wanto to see parts of the United sisters, a dog and a cat. So until The members of the 69-70 var­ set to music; climax of the with a dance, but ended up as a ___,. , . , . ocrtkln In a /aur xMxan* o Vv a Wh o j-Io a V w x'll Vv a presentation was two films on spirited atudenta. States again in a fei^. years. she heads for college She’ll oe sity basketbcdl team were all smsdl, rather private party, *1 tay iAckle him for movie money NOW, before he Oath admires a sense of at 29 Butternut Road with them winners, even if the record pollution contrasted with a film gete to world newel" A not-so-typlcal guy in his since about only 20 were in at­ mai^ achievements, Gaiy Aron- humor, which I suppose one and her parents, showed otherwise. of nature scenes. Members of tendance. ' would need to grow up with two L S J '70 ‘ex-stats' Sock and Busidn performed a Promptly at 10:30, all malea, MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD SCO does have some typical lY'^' “perfect dreama”— "To take short skit on theme of pollu­ except for a few smiling cuato- one female along to an unin­ tion which was videotaped and idiana, left, so that the beat port 1- shown to the audience imme- <>f uie evening could gef into full STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIPP habited Island and start a new SHOULD PHIL civilisation, and the presidency diately afterward. swing. AND MINERV/A in 1972.” Among the films Bhowii were Scanty nightgowns, curlers, I'LL ALLOW y ^ . . I HEARD HER three by Dana Wilk, ’70, one of sleeping bags, a television set, Stave Ariiiatrisig GET MARRIED HER TO ^ SAV SHE LOOKED A respected person with a SLEEP... FORWARD TO whede lot of reapect for an In­ these films, “Tbe Sea,” uaed as plenty of food and a whole bag SEEING THE MOVIE.' terest in othera is Gary Aronson. background the poetry and mu- of petitions cluttered the gym Armstrong, Galasso Named Katony aic of Rod McKuen and seemed area as the girls set up for the to aq^ieal greatly to the night. YES NO audienoe. Chris Cormier and ' 'The never-ending thud of at As VFW Contest Winners Unda CorreUl, both ’70, each least one basketball was heard /MML TO THE MICKEY Tankers End contributed a film, and one throughout the entire evening. '"The Voice of Democracy-— statewide competition. Hegtonat FIN N COMIC S T R IP -IN CARE O F YOUR UOCAL made by Dr. Richmond was al- as was the munching of crunchy Freedom’s Challenge?" an in- winners will then be sent to , NEWSPAPER! so shown. goodies and the belching from teresting thought, but how weU Washington for final Judging; 1970 Season ’The synchronization of films soda — delicate belches, of would you be able to relate on one Yrinner and a |6i000 seboten- Concluding the season, the and aound was done by Craig course, this subject? ship are to be the outcome, Manchester High swim team Saums ’71, and Alan Waite '70 No one really slept, or at Steve Armystrong and Gary Mike TambHiig overpowered and surprised B. took care of arranging for least slept too long, as a hand- Galasso, both seniors, recently MR. ABERNATHY BY BOLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY O. Smith SYvlmmers 66-89 at the equipment and other propertiea. ful of spirited girls, determined demonstrated their intelligence home pool. The spirited atiok- Ai^jearing In'the skit on pollu- to pull an “all nlghter", did and writing ability by capturing era wanted this Yvln badly and tion were Sock and BusUn their best not to brave it alone, first and second prize in the Math Team. with this victory extended their members Ellen Wann Brad Speaking of braveness — how annual Veterans of Foreign streak to four straight wins. Greene both ’70; George Field would you female mothers and Wars Hterary cemtest. Steve re- WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU Benlora vdio swam in their final ond Bob Jordan both ’71. teachers liked to have been ceived a $25 savings bond and Tops League meet included Gary Aronoon, P at '70 chaperones? No, you say. Well, a set of flags. Gary won a $15 The Manriiester Hl^ math iVe g o t p b b o t tl e s h e r e WRONG... THERE ARE TIMES WHBY Stave Dunlap, Steve Ks m I, Van Bege '70 Mrs. Sue Beth Iger, Mrs. Thom- gift certificate to Regal Men’s larsen, Joe LeBlanc, Craig ______as Conran and daughter Oorleen Shop. team continues to hold down • THAT [MGOINGTO TURN 'l O y V E G O r CDOLODOWI7HA first place in the Capital Area Sweeney, Beau Tliumauer and Conran, along with Mlsa Marie a speech, three to five mln- IN FDR THE PEFOeiTS. U5 N O - LITTLE LB5S PROGRESS. Math League ivith only two D E F o e ir , Barry Walcfa. Petrone did and didn’t appear utes long, waa submitted by Excellent leadership by Coach State Lists meets left. . NO-RETURN to mind It one Mt! each boy for Judging by a panel At the last meet, Manebeoter SoUanck and co-captelna, Joe Morning rolled around rather of MHS teachers. Steve and . B o r n £ e > _ . , ______. tied Bristol Eastern f«r second THERE. LicBlane and Beau TTitimauer, 2 8 Seniors quickly, bringing the clan to Gary were chosen for first and K..f .>in ...... led the team, to fine 9-9 seasoa breakfast — coffee, tea, orange second place winners and their cumni«tiv« team aentm and a third place berth in the Juice------and- - pastries.----- . . . A . few dar­ speeches wUi be submitted for team aoorea. Jim Wickwire ’TO, placed flrot OCKi. The Btrokera were help­ ing males showed up, to our As Scholars in the senior scores with 16 ed by a large talented groi(p of PRISCILLA’S POP Twenty-eight seniors have re-, surprise, bright-eyed and bushy points, and ranks first in the BY AL VERMEER oophmorea of whom Mark An­ cently been designated State of tailed — yea. Just like the ^rla. Book Needed derson, Bob Brlndamour, Bill cumulative senior scores. Z' Connecticut Scholars for 1970. A quick but thorough clean- The MHS library would ike to John Lombardo, ’73, Miced N O W ^ Olcltsinskl. R om Pastel, Bob OOA/V These peoMe are among 1800 up and it waa back home for know if anyone Yrould be willing. first in the sophomore division Teeto and John Wiggln were scholars who were selected aon>® sleep — lots of *1®^ trequmt starters. Tlie rellaMe to donate a' copy of The History for the meet and is second in from an aw>Ucant group of ap- ...... oT Manchester, by Mathias the cumulative scgjhomore J± corps at Junior starters was proxlmately 6100 candldatea. aenlor activity - ® a m e ^ ctose ^ «.hool. If ao please scores. comprised of Dan McLennan, Selection was baaed on a com- CAPTAIN EASY Paul Moyer,. A1 Schutee, Jim call the high school library at CongratulaUans I BY LESLIE TURNER Mned score which weighted 643-4171. kRaM ’70 Turklngtan, John TurUngton academic performance indi­ ueTBN'. THAT OPML'eBUGMP ANP W WHAPPAYA and Pate Walden. TH» MK8IVWC5 PH»5BT 70 THS «eHT m THINK ZBC6N P ete Waldan ’71 cated by rank-in-class and aca­ Slave Day rReaueNCK.THEM'G o o r to m a I POtNdfi-THiRM demic ability as shown by Come And Rck Ou-t A Slovt (l& oO ,o' WeNALl TRY ewiVBtIMO TH» aoorea earned on the Scholastic ANTBNNA AROUNOJ •Y Aptitude T e ^ of the College Approaches Ins) o+ +he SLAVE AUCTION Three Named Entrance Examination Board. Aa the suspense builds, the Designation os a State of auditorium becomes overpower- M orcli I9l Merit Finalists Connectlcut Scholar ia a high ed with a blanket of silence. It’s ofk< achool in c bf NtA, lee. m L In u s. >*■ ohs.j O~J Chrlatlne gamaobo, Susan honor, and MHS is proud to re- Thursday, March 12 -8 p .m .. . . Charlamb and John Graoyalny oelve this honor through these slave Day. *fhc oudi’Mriuffl ROBIN MALONE have not only brougbt honor to ■tudente. The curtain rises and there BY BOB LUBBERS theniMlvM but to MHS, by ad- The following is a Uat of they are — 22 girla and 23 boya vonoing (ram tfaalr raml-finallat MHS’s State of Connecticut — the prey. Merit Sobolanhlp status to fin­ Scholars: Paige Adama, Mar- A deafening roar and it is o d m i M io n alist standing. tha Arey, Stephen Armatrmg, Official. "What do I hear for Si Tbs nstkxnrlda group at Barbara Brackett, Jam es this fine physlctti excuse for a about U,000 (InaUsts wUl oom- Burke, Jam es Button, Ruth male? Do I hear $1? $1.60? $2?" peto for approximately l.ooo Chatel, Richard Dias, Wayne the auctioneer ahrllls, proceed- .LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON one-time National Merit 11,000 Douglas, Susan DsieUnakl, Bar- ing past $3.50, to the final cry Soholaiehlpe and rfnewaMe ad­ bant Gosa, Jane Hloock, Clay- "Sold, for $8,00!’’ ditional soholarehlpe. ton Jacobs, Cathertng Koeciol, A vlvacioua, eager buyer Tb baooms a finallet, a 9eml- union Messier, Gary Newton, prances to the cashier, signs flnallat must be andoraed by hto ^11 Okrant, Judy Ppopliil, the contract and is off, with sebool and confirm his NMWyr 'Paula Radding, Jeffrey R ub-, her handsome slave, soocM by his parfomsnos on sell, James Schrelber, Eric The general admission price the SA/r. Only flnallste can' bt Sinnamon, Karen Voter, Irene u a meager 6 cents, quite rea- oonatdered fOr M erit Soholai^ Dana Wilke, ’70, is shown as he views a film and splices it. Dana is just one Vlrkutla, Wallaoe Whiting, aonable to be sure. ,An addition ahlpa. Oongratulatlona are once of the many M Hfl students who directed, produced or photographed their own Mark WIlUama, David Wolfram- —maximum bid for all beauties acaln in ordsr for tbo outstand- tak performance dlsiHayed. filme for an English class, a practice which is gaining more popularity in edu­ and Richard Zarbo. and beasts la $6; minimum, |l. Kathy Valda Tl cation’! creative field. (Herald photo by Pinto) BmWlna ’70 How can you go wrong? \ I \ \ - \ \W' \ : ■ "A; ^ -v\

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,! MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, M A I^ 6, 1970 t»AOE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENIl^G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-ONl

Busiiwst StoVtcM Hulp WeUHl— Hdp Woiitod Mato 36 Hdp WuwNdi Mall 34 Fiiol and Food 49"A THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Invostmont Prapoity H o u m i For 7 1 O ffo r a d 1 3 BEBRY’S SS DISHWASHER wanted , for For Sol* 70.A Saturday nifhta. Apply aav9y*s DRY WALL — remodeling — RANCH — glx^roomii, g u «g «, CLASSIFIED COOKS and aaaiatant oooka, Restaurant, 48 B- Oantar tt. S E A S O ^ p fireplace wood for f u E u.LU6T(2AT10l4 IN 7146 AD SHOWED JUST treed lot. Wall to waU eex p ^ paint, repair, or replace celP _ ROCKVILLE CLASSIFIED A ud when the merchandise arrived, it days and evaninga, fuU or part-­ sole. CaU 228-9686 MANCHESTER — bustoess Ing, fireplabe. Near K eeaef toga and walla. Reasonable time. Modem convalescent WHAT THE GULLIBULS WERE IDORlKlG FOR - LOONEO LIKE IT SHRUNK IN TRANSIT- block with 6 apartments, ex­ rates. Call 649-6784. school. Upper 20's. Prinolplee home. Bxoallant working oon- , AREA DEAN MACHINE cellent condition. Owner will only, owner. 649-6340. ADVERTISING dltlona. Pravioua experlonoo Housohold Goods 51 iTb PECFECT.OeAR? ifLUGOS/ER whats'T H W ? ) ^ ^ ^ YOU ARE A-1. Truck U A-1. ADVERTISING finance 80 per cent at 8H per EKTIRE w all » AMD TrilHli OF ALL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Cellars, attics, yards, drive­ preferred, but not neoaaaary. Circulation Counselor PRODUCTS (XASBinED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS MAPLE twin bedroom aet, sofa ANOTHER cent. Terrific Income produc­ $i8k900 BUYS this 6-ro(Hn houee Contact Mr. Tbllsano, Maadqws Needed in Growlngr Circular THE BOOK? IT WILL HOLPf MEOtClNE er. Call now, Hayes Agencyt to excellent conditlan, garage 8 AJM. to 4 :3 0 P J l. ways sealed and small truck­ and two chairs, two mahogany ing done A-1 right. Call - Tra- Convalescent Home, 847-1481. tion Area 102 COLONIAL RD. 8 AJI. to 4:80 PJH end tables. Two table lamps. CABINET? 646-0181. and large lot. Has assumable mano Trucking Service toll-, An equal opportunity employ­ Call after 6 p.m., 643-1292. mortgage. CaU on this ofM. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. free, 742-9487. er. AppUoant must have a de­ Has immediate openings— COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. MANCHESTER close to shop- Mitten Realty, ReeltMS, 949- sire to work with nawapa- Model Home Furniture plng, 4-famliy with 4 room 6980. 4:M PJa. DAT BBFOBB PUBUGATION EXCAVATINO — Trenching- WOMAN needed in our plasma 4 tS9 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUOA'llON apartments, 4-oar garage, new perboys, to the promotion Dajrs 7 a.m,-4:80 pan. 3 ROOM HOUSEFUL DeadUne lor Saturday and Monday I* 4 iM p.m. PrldS.' Bob Cat machine, snow plow­ spray department on first and and aenrlctog of their oua- Deadline lor Saturday and Monday Is 4iS6 p.m. Friday heqtlng systems and roof, Mid OVERSIZED 8-bedroom ing driveways and parking second rtilfU m a tope mask­ tomers. Must be Ugh adtool Nights 4 p.m.-l a.m. 19 PIECES 30’s. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. Ranch. ’Two baths, famUy PLEASE READ YOUR AD lots, tree removal. Reason­ er. No experliuioa necessary, graduate with a good driv­ VODB CXIOPERATION WILL $297 kitchen, butlt-ins, dishwasher, able rates. 648-6169, 872-0647. will train. Many exceptional ing record. (AutomobUe fur­ TURRET LATHE—Set-up MANCHESTER, West Middle 2-car garage. Wooded acre lot. OaaoUled or “ Want Ada” are taken over the phone a» a BE appreciated Interior Designer wants re­ benefits plus quarterly bonus­ nished.) We offer good and operate. DIAL M3-2711 Tpke. and Hawthorne St. Hutchins Agency, 649-6834. oodvealeace. The adverttaer abonid read hia ad the FIRST liable family or newlyweds SiARiPBNINQ Service — Saws, es. Apply in person Klook Oo., starting salary—paid Blue C zone parcel. 140x140’ plus DAT IT APPBAltS and REPORT ERRORS In time tor the to accept deUvery of com­ MANCHESTER — 8-room Rale- next inaertlon. The Herald la reaponalMe tor' onfy ONE to* knives, axes, shears, skates', 1868 Tolland Tpke., Manches­ Cioas a CMS and Major BRIDGEPORT MILLING usable existing structure. plete Model Display of Qual­ ed Ranch, four to five bed­ oorreet or omitted Inaertlon tor any advertlaement and then rotary blades. Quick service. ter. Medical. MACHINE OPERATORS C onHniiod Prom Procodinq Poq# Heritage House, 646-2482. only to the extent of a “ make good*' Inaertlon. Errora which Capitol Equipment Co., 88 — Set-up and operate. ity Furniture Just removed rooms, built-tos dishwasher, do not leaaen the valne of the advert^ment will not he Main St., Manchester. Hours GIRUS for counter work U a.m. , i /- s to warehouse for Piiblic carpeting, rec room, wooded oorrected by “ make good** Inaertlon. daily 7:80-6, Thursday, 7:80-9, to 8 p.m., diuiy. Apply in peiN Hartiord (JouTant AU beneflU Holp Wanlod->Malo or Fomolo 37 Sale. Modem 3 complete lot. High 20’s. Hayes Agency. Saturday, 7:30-4. 648-7968. eon Dairy Queen, 243 Broad rooms with the $1,000 look. Land For Sol* 71 646-0131. (RockvIBe. IhH Free) St, Manoheater. 8 pc. Convertible Living STEPS, stde'walks, stone \^la, Mr. D. K. Welch. Mgr. An equal opportunity emjrioyer Room, 6 pc. bedroom, 6 MANY CHOICE Industrial and CAMBRIDGE ST. — Four-bed- fireplaces, flagstone terraces. COUNTER OUtL — five dajrs CLERK TYPIST room Colonial with 2-car 18 Park St. ______pc. Dinette. $10 down, you commerclal sites available to 643-2711 875-3136 All concrete repairs, both in­ weekly. Top wages. Apply In To work in our Accounting Department. General may purchase any room to- garage on an oversized lot. RELIABLE person to run er­ the Manchester area. Owner side and outside railings, land­ person only, HiUlsrdvlUe knowledge of accounting helpful. dividuaUy. Immediate deliv­ will consider land lease or will House has had considerable re­ Rockville. Conn. rands. Must have some know­ scaping. Reasonably priced Luncheonette, 80S Adams St., ery or free storage. build to plan. Call Jarvis Real­ modeling. Full baths and two r a j ledge in mschtoe work. Apply OaU 643-0861. Manchester. Hours: 8:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. CAP it CCP Charge Plans ty Co.. 643-4112, 643- 1121. lavatories, sunporch plua Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? 876-6286 in person, E. A B. Gage Co., Company paid Fringe Benefits Alao, our own Instant Credit another open porch. AU to ex­ SNOW PLOWING, residenUal WOMAN for part-time nights MltcheU Drive, Manchester. Plan cellent condition. Sensibly pric­ and commercial. Alao truck­ Monday - Friday, 6 p.m. to HARDWARE Store clerk, fuU- Apply ed. Immediate occupancy. T.J. 24-Hour Answering Service tlme, apiUy in person. Barrett GAGE finisher, must have at Housos For Sol* 72 ing. Reasonable rates. Call C) Itl9 kr NIA. Iw, closing, for snack bar. Apply DISCOUNT FURNITURE Oockett, Realtor, 648-1677. 646-1974. to person. Vernon Lanes, Plumbing Suj^y, 331 Broad St. least five years of experience. Musical Instrumontii S3 Apartmonrs-^FIats—^ Houses For Ronf 65 Free to Herald Readers ’Top wages, and overtime. Ap­ WAREHOUSE There seems to be a growing resentment in this area. Route 88, Vernon. CHosed Wednesdays. $14,900. ATTRACTIVE 8-room ANSALDI built 6-room Dutch TREE SERVICE (Souder) — ply E. A S. Gage Co., Mitchell CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. NOW 2 BIG LOCATIONS PIANOLA player piano with Tonoinonts 63 EAST Windsor —Large 7-room Warn knlormatlon on ly to garage. Vacant. Choise resi­ ful backyard and at $27,500 2670 after 6 p.m. Manchester Herald. Apply CLEAN, USED refrigerators, RACCOON fur coat for sale, cluding heat, appliances and HERALD Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ TWO YOUNG married men person. For Rent 66 dential area. Sensibly priced at it Just can't be overlooked. est Douglas accepts lowest Hooting and Plumbing 17 rsjiges, automatic washers excellent condition. Call 649- carpet. Call Paul W. Dougan, 'Will do small repair Jobs and EXCELLENT neighborhood Openings for sklUed and under $30,000. T. J. Oockett, A quality home when new down, smallest payments, any­ with guarantees, see them at 0654. Realtor, 649-4535. VERNON — Mount Vernon DOX LETTERS painting, alao cellar cleaning GRANT’S PLUMBHNG service. tavern that serves hot meals, semi-sklUed. Also depart­ CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. Realtor, 643-1677. and a very rare home now. where. Not small loan finance KEYPUNCH OPERATOR AMERBELLE CORP. B.D. Pearl’s Appliances. 649 Apartments. Immediately 3 and lig^t trucking. Call 646- QuaUty work for reaaonable pisza, grinders. Fine for a ment supervisor. ExceUent 81 Cooper Hill St., Manchester, Conn. company plan. Douglas Mo- 104 E. Mato St., RockviUe Mato St. Call 648-2171. ATTRACTIVE 3-room apart­ For Y o u 2692, 646-2047. prices. CaU fqr tree eatimatea. couple. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, opportuidtles. TWO-YEARS young, all electric WARREN E. IWWLAND tprs, S40 Main. Opentog for experienced Al­ Wonted— ^To Buy 58 ment, quiet residential area, at $180. Heat, hot water, re­ Infonnatkm 848-6841. 643-1077. SINGER touch and sew with Ranch, placed in a picturesque REALTOR pha-Numeric IBM keypunch- 876-3826 stove, refrigerator, heat, all frigerator, oven-range, dispos­ 1M6 MOB Roadster, new en­ DISPLAYCRAFT INC. cabinet. Monograms, hems, WANTED — Antique furniture utilities, parking, $130. month­ country setting just minutes 643-1108 THE HERAU) wlU not SAM WA’TSON Plumbing and er to work fuU-tim« daya. glass, pewter, oil paintings or al. dishwasher, wall to wall gine, 7,000 miles, -wire wheels, HotisBhold SonricM embroiders, etc. Used, excel­ ly. Ideal tor newlyweds. Avail­ carpeting, air - conditioning, away from Manchester. Ab­ diaclose the Identity of Heating. Bathroom remodeling Company <^ers exceUent other antique items. Any any advertiser using box rebuilt transmission, 83,000 on Privato Instrnetlon* 32 Manchester GAS STATION attendant need­ lent condition. Guaranteed. able April 1st. Call 236-0564. swimming pool, tennis courts, solutely Immaculate condition. OffMvd 13-A and repairs. Free estimates. wages and wothtog condi­ JOIN OUR quantity. The Harrison’s, 643- HEAR THIS — Nine room CJo* lettera. Readers answer­ car. 649-3290. ed, fuU-tlme, days. ApjUy to FuU price now $56 or 7 month­ basketball court. Parking and Bam board paneled dining CaU 649-8808. DRUM tostructlona fw beginner tions, convenient free psirk- 8709, 165 Oakland Street. lonial. Four bedrooms, foyer, ing blind box ads who TWO handymen want a variety 648-9667 person, Gorins Sports Car ly payments of $8. 522-0476, FIVE rooms (three bedrooms) storage all included. No pets. room, modem kitchen with 1966 DODGE Charger, 888, auto­ and intermediate students to ing, to-plant cafeteria and redecorated four-year old du­ electric range and refrigera­ country kitchen, pstneled fam­ desire to protect their of Jobs by day or hour. Rea­ above average benefits. Ap­ Center, Route 88, Tcriland dealer. Call Hartford, 527-9238, Ver­ Identity can follow 'hia matic, excellent condition, 1961 my home. Reasonable. CaU GROWING STAFF WANTED — ANTIQUES, used plex. Heat, appliances, park- tor, ceramic tiled carpeted Uy room, paneled recreation sonable. CaU 643-6306. ply: Ipke., ’TalcottvlUe. non, 876-8721, 875-4869. procedure: Volkswagen, excellent body M iliin ory, 643-8826. STEREO tape recorder, Rob­ furniture, partial or complete bath, full basement, amesite room, 2% baths, double ga­ APPRBINTICE electrician, good estates. CeiU 646-0004 after 7 and engine. 646-1868. CUSTOM made draperies, sUp Dratsmaking 19 RETIRED man for mornings, erts 990. Cost $399 new, will cated Clto: VERNON — Willow Brook drl-veway. Priced to the low- rage, 200x300’ wooded lot. Sbiclose your reply to CERTIFIED teacher to tutor wages, benefits and paid hoU- p.m., 633-2300 days. RENTED covers and reupholstertog. FIRST NATIONAL light maintenance. Apply' in sell tor $195. 644-2840. ton St. Available now. $215. Apartments. Immediately new low 20’s. Come make this the Close to everything, Hutchlne the box in an envelop — 1968 VOLKSWAGEN aedan, ex- MRS.. PRESS — Dressmaking to reading. CaU 2894S603 after days. CkOl 64041806. NOW address to the Classified Budget terms. Established in person, MacDonalds, 46 West monthly. Security deposit re­ 3% rooms at $160, 4% at $185. home in your heart by calling Agency, Realtors, 6496834. ceUent condltlcm, low mileage, and alterations, expert work­ 0 p.m. STORES. INC. REFRIGERATOR, gas stove, HOUSEHOLDS loU — Antiques M a n a g e r . Manebaster 1945. Days, 5248164, evenings, PARK A OAKLAND STOCK cleric, fuU-tlme, 9 a.m.- Center St., Manchester. We have openings in our main office and branches quired. No pets. Lloyd A Heat, hot water, refrigerator, $1,600 or best offer. 742-8164. manship. 66 E. Center .St. Lo­ kitchen set, bedroom set, mis­ bric-a-brac, locks, frames, The Paul W. Dougan Agency, MANCHESTER — Central, ate- Evening Herald, together 649-7690. GUITAR LESSONS, beginners AVENUES 4 p.m. salary and aU store for tjrpists, secretaries, account clerks, tellers, Lumbra, Broker, 643-0160. oven-range, disposal, dish­ Realtors, 649-4636 cated to Andrews BuUding. 646- cellaneous. 649-3060 or call af­ glassware. We buy estates. VU- room Colonial plus sun porch, with a memo ilati^ the 1935 CHE'VROLET station wag­ private, one hour, $8. Phone EAST HARTFORD, CONN benefits. ApjUy Mr. Kats, Ar­ AUTO mechanic, steady work, computer operators and many more. Good starting lage Peddler. Auctioneer, 420 washer, wall to wall carpeting, companies you do NOT REWEAVING of bums, moth- 8038. good fringe benefits. No Satur­ ter 7 p.m., 643-4074. FOUR and five-room apart­ air-conditioning, swimming HEART OF TOWN . ten (or 3 large bedrooms, 2-car ga­ on Belair, radio, heater, auto­ 649-7130. thur Drug Stores, 942 Main St. salaries, excellent benefits and profit sharing. Call Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. rage. 105’ frontage. Sale price want to see your letter. holes, zippers repaired. Win­ days. See A1 Patch, Service ments in 2-family, lovely pool, tennis courts, basketball is It 11) room single with 2% matic tranamlaaioiH exceUent 244-4903 or visit our personnel Dept, at 1 Consti­ UNASSEMBLED walnut hutch $19,900. Mitten Realty, Real­ Tour letter wiB be de^ dow shades made to measure, PRIVATE instructions on aU JANITOR — to maintain smaU Manager, Carter Chevrolet yard, appliances. Security de­ court, parking and storage all baths. Needs some redecoratd condition. Call 649-6^ after 4. M oving-^T rucking— tution .Plaza, Hartford, Conn. top with 3 glass doors, silver WANTED — Mahogony twin tors, 643-6930. stroyed if the adverUaer aU size Venetian blinds. Keys brass Instruments from begin­ Oo., ino., 1229 Main St., Man­ posit. M.H. Palmer, Realtor, included. No pets. Call Hart­ tog. Well constructed home, is one you’ve mentioned. office and sitop area from 6 drawers, lighted. OriglnaUy beds, tour poster. Bought 1940 made while you wait. Tape re­ S t o r a g * 2 0 ners to advanced. CaU 643- chester. 643-6321. ford. 627-9238, Vemon, 872-4400. built to the 40’s. Must be seen If not it win be handled 1938 VOLKSWAGEN, red, radio, DENTAL ASSISTANT p.m. — 2 a.m. Experience de- purchased at Fox’s. SeUtog to 1966 by KUng. Call 875-2079. heater, standard, 4-speed, low corders for rent. Marlow’s, 887- 8469. sliable. Apply at Multi-Circuits . . . sensibly priced at $26,900. In the usual maimer MANCHESTER —Delivery-Ugbt price, $76. CaU 643-6406 after 4. WEST SIDE — 6-room apart- ANDOVER — three room fur- mfleage. Must seU, $1,260. 876- Main St. 649-6331. Inc., 60 Harrison St., Manches­ T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- - trucking and package deUvery. Soiosmon Wemfod 36-A CONNECTICUT BANK Rooms Without Board 59 ment available April 1st, se­ nished or unfurniriied heated 1286 after 6, 643-9708. FuU-Ume, RockviUe office. ter. MOTOROLA black and white 1577. UGHT TRUCKING, bulk deUv- Refrigerators, washers and Schoob emd CIc b s m 3 3 curity deposit and references apartment. 742-7541. Call after Ehcperlence helpful but not RKAL ESTATE salesman or TV console., EhcceUent oondi- THE THOMPSON House—Coi­ ery, yajrds, attics, cellars stove mo'vtog, specialty. Fold­ required. Write Box M. Man­ 5 p.m. $21,900 — COLONIAL, 6 rooms, Lost and Found JUNK cars removed. CaU 875- LEARN-’TO-SKI Weeks are fun necessary. Write stating PAR TS M A N woman, experience not neces­ AND TRUST CO. tion. $150. 647-9690. tage St., centrally located, cleaned and removed. Also odd ing chairs for rent. 649-0762. chester Herald. 2-car garage, barn, 2 acres 6369, ask for Dave or leave to Canada. For information qualifications to full to Box sary. Good portunlty to grow large pleasantly furnished ______LOST: Lady Hamilton watch, Messaige. $15 per car. jobs. 644-8962. 40-Hour work week. MISCELLANEOUS household STAFFORD Springs — 21 West beautiful open land. Hutchins call 236-6372 evenings. “ NN” , Manchester Herald. with expanding local real rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 p-OUR ROOMS, one-bedroom, St. New 3-room imlt to brick inscribed Marion Deane, 26, Monday through Friday. items and odds and ends. On Agency Realtor. 649-5324. 1940 CHEVROLET 4-door de­ LIGHT trucking, cellar and at­ Painting— Paporing 21 estate office. CaU Mr. Martens, MANCSIESTER Drive - In tor overnight and permanent jjeat, hot water, centrally lo- one-story garden apartment June 11, 1967» Reward. Ai^ly In person. Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 sale, at 20 Foster St. Wednes­ luxe, sedan with original bUl of tics cleaned, o ^ Jobs, lawns, any morning between 9 a.m. • Tlieatre now increasing our guest rates. cated. Adults only. 843-2171 building, total electric, range, MANCHESTER — 6-room Cape, 649-1128. NAME your own price —^paint­ Holp W anfnd 11 a.m. at the Paul W. Dougan day, Thursday, and Friday. sale and driver’s manual. In­ and trees cut and removed. staff tor full-time operation. a k C Norwegian Elkhound pups. days. refrigerator, disposal. Adults a true value at $19,900. Flano ing, paper hanging, removal, SCHOOL BUS drivers, Bolton, BOURNE BUICK Agency Realtors, 649-4686. Inimediate openings now avail- “ - NICE bedroom for gentleman LOST — Male bkick and white spected and registered. $960. 648-6000. F o m o l* 3 5 Champion Blood line, males or SEWING machine — Singer zlg- only, no pets, $115. per month Agency, 646-0191. airless spray pointing. Save. hours 7:20-9 a.m. and 2-3:46 286 Mato at., Manchester able for male and female help. with references,'private home, MANCHESTER - 5-room, sec- toy foe; terrier, vicinity of 228-9107. (emales. 643-4381 after 5 week- zag, buttonholes, hems, fancy rent, $116. lease security. Call 'y, ZZ Z By BBA KEITH 647- 9604. R N or LPN p.m., 649-8400. Contact Mr. Wilson, evenings very near Center. 21 Church - ^ ‘ MANCHESTER — Move In and Orford Village, Manchester. ELHX7TRICIANS, Ucensed Jour- Hnip W anmd days, anytime weekends. designs, etc. Originally over ond floor apartment with heat, James J. Gessay, 876-0134. ___ , _ ,,, 11-7 649-6000, days 649-2696. St. 649-4966. ______•' ______assume this 7-room, 5% per The beat way to start sotv- Reward. 647-1874. B uikA ng— nejrman. Residential - commer- $300, full price now $51. Easy $175. monthly. References, se­ 1969 GRAND Prbe, $4,000 or B.H. MAGOWAN JR. A Sons, Main or Fnmain 37 SMALL miniature male poodle, curity deposit. Hayes Agency, ELLINGTON — Plnney Brook cent mortgage. Fiano Agency, tog your arranging riddles is interior and exterior painting, ,clal - industrial work. Benefits. terms. 522-0931, dealer. LIGHT houisekeeping room. All 646-0191. by assessing the room’s uses, LOST Brown atoned gold .link best offer. 646-4978. Contracting 14 Apply all shots, AKC reg;istered, pedi­ 646-0131. Apartments, new 3-room unit paper hanging. ’Thirty years COMPTOMETER Steady work. RockviUe area. KEYPUNCH operator — new Sitiiotions Woirted— linens and utilities furnished. its slse and shape, Hs weak bracelet, vicinity Main St. and CaU 876-6906. gree papers, trained and f OUR-PIEC!E living room set to brick one-story g a r f^ iiikcH E S T E R - Excellent 5- 1966 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass^ con­ SAVE MONEY! Fast service. experience, four generations. installatiTIME and PART- perance, 649-7620. age-size room. Dt fight it; ATTENTION Housewives who perienced, full and peirt-time. opportunity employer. perience to telephone sales, male. Three months old. AKC USED furniture, Davenport and parking. Inquire f OUR-ROOM furnished house $126. rent, $126. lease security. gi've it a comer aU its own. are interested in saving money service. Tel. 649-0496. TIME. Must be skilled to aU 8INOER CO. Due to expansion registered. 643-7422 i J 1 118 Pearl St. Bolton Lake, March —May, Trucks— Tractors 5 N. J. LaFlamme —Carpenter CaU 648-0833, evenings 349-0217. receptionist, reservaitionist, matching chair, ideal tor r e c ______Call James J. Gessay, 876-0184. or making money with a new Petite Beauty Salon, 34 Church phases of Comptometer we have an opentog in the clerical (shorthand, typing) room or summer cottage. Call ROOM tor woman only, kitchen $175. per month. Deposit re­ 1. Just Usted, 6-Room Ranch. contractor. Additions, remodel­ c o n t r a c t o r — Interior, ex­ work. ROCKVILLE — 8 Regan St., $21,900. Vemon. Baseinent product, which is economical 1966 DODGE A-lOO van, origi­ St., Manchester. Manchester exee, for a man and people meeting. 643-0636. 649-0849 alter 6 :30 p.m. privileges. Parking and laundry quired. Call between 8-12 noon. and child safe. Call 649-1161. nal owner, very good condition. ing and repairs. Call anytime terior painting, paper hanging. P ET SHOP TOY POX TERRIER puppies. four-room, two-bedroom, sec­ PRESIDENTIAL garage. Lot 90x150. Fire- to be trained to sales and cer­ ------facilities. 649-5129. 649-0072. Call 643-9479. (or free estimates. 875-1642. Discount on waUpaper. CaU KEYPUNCH operator mostly EXPERIENCED baby sitter Call 649-7767. ond-floor apartment. Total VILLAGE place, dining room, S bed­ Company offers exceUent tain phases in management. rooms. Near bus Une. Oscar Hebert. 646-8048. numerical, 026 or 029. Oaer 'Will care for your children days private THREE-room apartment fur- electric. Range, refrigerator, Oeater St. ft HMtnpsiosi P o r s o n o is 1967 GMC, half-ton heavy duty, LEON Ciessynaki buUder —^new wages, above average bene­ ExceUent opportunity for ad- PART-TIME 2. Be your own boss. For Broe., 140 Rye St., So. Wind­ or evenings. Call 647-1877. Muskol Instruments 53 board nlshed, all utilities including disposal, basement laundry Bd., Massrh fMtcr 4-speed transmission, posl- homes custom built, remodel­ D. A E. PAINTINO service, in­ fits, congenial co-workers vancment for the right man. $0500., own YOUR reetau- INCOME TAX preparation serv­ sor. and exceUent working con­ Good starting salary, commis­ Articles For Sol* 45 optional, references. 643-6746 shower. Suitable two adults. and storage. Adults only, no tractlon, V 8 engine, all gages ing, additions, rec rooms, ga­ terior and exterior painting. Neat appearing, aggressive TYPIST, experienced medical POUR-PIB3CE drum set, ■with Luxury livinc Aa Yoa’d rant business lock, stock, ice. Please call Dan Mosler, ditions. Ai^Iy: sions, vehicle provided. Many Parking. 272 Main St. pets. $140 per month rental, Deaiga B and barrel. Set your own on. dash board, heavy duty rages, kitchens remodeled, Free estimates. Prompt serv­ PART-’IIME help, housewives person to learn pet bustoees. and federal, wants work at RUPP demonstrator snowmo- cymbals and hi-hat, wood fin­ 649-3329 or 247-3116. bath tile, cement work. Steps employe benefits. Apply Sing­ ish. Excellent condition. Call $140 lease security. Call James One A Two-Bedroom hours, vacation, etc. In rear end, 8’ body step side. ice. 649-2476, 649-8484. earn extra money vdiUe your Mature peraon preferred. bome. Call 289-8106. biles, one each, 30 h.p. and 18 Apartments— Fiats— dormers. Residential or com- er Oo., 866 Main St., Mandies- 643-8825. J. Gessay, 875-0134. Apartments town. Good toot traffic as CaU after 8 p.m., 1-429-0749. chUdren are in school. Hours Hours 9 a.m.-2:30 p.m., six h.p. Call 643-4S02, 742-6336. Tenements 63 well a» car count. INCOME Taxes prepared by merical. CaU 649-4261. EDWARD R. PRICE—PldSI FIRST NATIONAL ter, to Mr. Moore. days a week. Apply Business Locations HEBRON - WALL ST.. four- AU O-B Kitoben 1960 FORD half-ton pick-up, avaUable 11-2, summers off if AMPEX B—16 Amplifier, one- 3. ALL YOURS for $10,000.1 Marvin Baker. CaU 643-0267. tog exterior and interior, ALUMINUM sheets used as room apartment, heat, hot wa­ Equipment 5-Room Ranch, 10 years V8, new paint, clutch, battery, CARPENTRY —concrete steps, desired. Apply to person, 2-6 STORES INC. QUALITY oontrol department year old. Excellent condition. tor anything in real For Rent 64 naper hangtog^ Ceilings, etc. p.m. daUy. Friendly Ice printing plates, .009. thick, 23x ** .AornTAestate WAnralarentals —_ _ apartments,a tva ter, carpeting, etc. Available Range with Self Cleaning young. Stone fireplace, S TAX Returns prepared to the exhaust. Good condition. $600. floors, hatchways, remodeling PARK A OAKLAND AVENUES plant inspectors, to inspect KING’S PET SHOP $250. Call 647-9254. Insured. 849-1003. Cream, Burr Comers, next to 36’’, 25 cents each or 6 tor $1. homes, multiple dwellings, no ATTRACTIVE OFFICE space immediately. $175 monthly. 646- C)veBi • Two-Door Rofrig- bedrooms, 230-ft. road (xxivenlence of your home. porches, garages, closets, ceU- pre-cast concrete units during qraitor-Freezer a Dtopoeal After 6 p.m. 647-9797. Caldor'a. EAST HARTFORD, CX>NN. 643-2711. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate available singles or multiples. frontage! A better buy Business • personal. CaU 648- togs, attics finished, r e c INSIDE —outside painting. Spe­ produq^cm. No experience 0882, 649-2871. a Dishwasher • Two Air Associates, Inc. 643-6129. Centrally located to Manchea- you’U never find. 6338. rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth­ cial rates for people over 66. PART-’TLME cleaning women necessiairy. Prefer Junior col­ .Conditioning Units a 4. Andover—Close to Rt. 6. HELP WANTED mala or fe­ Legcri Notice ter-Vemon areas. Call tor ad­ Traverse Rods • Venetian 1969 FORD, V8, half-ton, er related work. No Job too CaU my competitors, then call lege graduates or equivmlsnt. USED furnace, tank and ac­ MODERN three - room apart­ Good size treed lot $2200. INCOME TAXES prepared by needed lor cleaning work to male, transportation billing ditional information, 649-5316. BUnds • WaU to WaU pick-up, $160. 647-1978. small. Dan Moran, Builder. me. Estimates given. 849-7868. AppUcants with managerial po­ cessories. $160. Call 649-1142. ment, all utilities. Call 649- Wonted To Rent 65 0. Horses, horses, buses I appointment, personal and the Manchester area evenings. clerk to woik at terminal. DECREE ON LIMITATION .Carpeting. Two bedroom Oazy over ’em. We’ve got Evenings, 549-8880. Good wages, paid hoUdays. WAITRESS wanted '— full or tential preferred. AUied BuUd­ OF CLAIMS 4555. bustoess. Please caU R.J. Bell; INTERIOR «md exterior paint­ Hours 6:80 p.m. to 12 p.m. TAKE SOIL away the Blue AT A CX3URT OF PROBATE, WANTED to rent - approxi­ aparijnents inolttde one a place that wiU stable 40 Call 637-9286 or apply Rudder part-time. Please caU 876-9960. ing Systems, Manchester and CaU BIU Irving, Nelson holden at Coventry, within and (or rooms with air-conditioning in and one-hedf belths. 649-8786. ing, emaU Jobs only. Free esti­ Lustre way from carpets and ^latrlct 'o? "^ovSiut. ^ the NEW 2-famiIy Duplex, 4 large mately % acre of (arm land, of ’em. And a big house T r a iln n — CARPENTRY and remodeling Building Serrice Corp., 167 Newington plants. CaU Mr. O. Freightways, Inc., 38 West centrally located building. Ample parking, individual and over 0 acres of land. mates on aluminum siding. FILE CLERK, experienced, upholstery. Rent electric sham- 3rd day of March, A.D. 1970. rooms, 1% baths, wall to wall Manchester area, tor vegeta­ WANTEU) — Ride to and from rec rooms, dormers, kitchens, Charter Oak'' Avenue, Hart­ Lavoie, Manchester, 846-0124. Rd., RockvUIe, 873-9131. Plenty of off street parking. .Ibas^ent storage, master 20 minutes from Manches­ M o b il* H o iim s 6 - A additions and garages. CaU CaU 6-1, 648-6803. willing to learn switch board, pooer $1. Paul’s Paint & Wall- carpettog, appliances, base ble garden. 649-7026. Pratt A Whitney, Manchester ford, Oonn. John H. Lappen Inc. 619-5261. TV antenna. Convenient to ter. Tom CorbltL 643-0086. S7H hours, Manchester office. paper Supply. On motion of Herbert E. Rose, ment with washer and dryer Green - South parking lot, first 1966 17’ SHASTA trailer, sleeps JOSEPH P. LEWIS — Custom HHp W anlod— Mate 3 S administrator c.t.a.; RFD 1. Proa- WANTED — Light housekeep­ tranEpoptation, Chopping, 6. Capes we have ranging SECRETARY — General office Mrs. ’Todd, 649-6861. hook-up. Nice yard. $190 per MANCHESTER — office space. schools €Uid church^ from $21,900 to $24,900. shift. 649-0620. 6, self-contaired. ExceUent NEWTON H. SMITH and Sla 6f Hartford, 461 Main cott Variety Store. the creditors of said estate to ex- PRESIDENTIAL Village apart- sociates, Inc. 643-5129. noM east ot Exit M, Wil­ 1962 FAIRLANE (compact car) too smaU. CaU 640-8144. KITCHEN utility man, S-dnji' ------hlbit their claims against the same ments Thomnson Rd nt Pen. Business Proporfy bur ' Cross Parkway, thing that is guaranteed un­ with add-a-room, good condi­ St., East Hartford, Conn. week. Apply to peraon only. We hnve openings in our Manufacturing Dopsutment for F^tCgitare repaired or re- RIDINGMOWER 5 h.p. 22” to thh administrator c.ta. and dl- mompson Kd. at Uen- conditionally to last fore'vert V8, standard shift. $226 or tion, $660. 649-4477. tei St. New 3V4-room apart- OFFICE SPACE or novelty Route 15 and 1-84. WES ROBBINS Carpentry re- Eloctrical Sorvicos 22 Howard Johnson Restaurant, , ejqiertoiiced Machlno Tenders and . Back Tendeib. High cut,- with grass catcher, $220. this orter by advertising In a news- For Sol* 70 best offer. 742-8161. BEELINE Fashions has oppor­ ments. Immediate occupancy, store. Immediately available. ■ t e l e p h o n e 646-9623 But while you're stUI hers, modeUng specialist. Ad^tlons, 394 Tolland T|Uie., Manches­ houriy rates plus shift dlCferenOals. fkiiahed. Otar shop can 649-6^22 paper having a circulation in sold 1689 BANNER 19H’ travel traU- DICK’S ELECTRIC — Electrl- tunities lor women who cannot ______district, ana by postingposting a copy complete GE kitchen, includes Paneled throughout. Central lo- ROUTE 6 — Business location, . 64S-109S 64S-4119 why not "live a ilbUe’* in a 1969 CHEVROLETT, transmls- er. A-1 condition Hot water rec rooms, dormers, porches, ter. . , thereof on the public sign post lit cal contractor.. Service, mod­ accept ordinary time clock All of the following fringe bonsflts an company paid: handle a few jobs be­ seif-cleaning range, dishwash­ cation. Call 875-6141. 26O’ frontage, 6-room Ranch, lovely home. Come in and tiion needs work. Also 1961 shower, single axle. Used one cabinets, formica, built -ins, ENTIRE SET of fixtures, in- ^ald Town of Coventry nearest the ernisation, recreation rooms, work. No deUvertog, no coUect- eluding walk-ln refrigerator, to plhce where the deceased last dwelt. er, disposal, and double-door country store. Many possibili­ talk to us at Chevrolet. $160. for both. 742- season. Call 648-0686. bathrooms, kitchens, 649-8446. WOODWORKING Blue Cross (Including family) MAIN STREET office space, etc. OaU 649-8789. tog, no investment. Prefer tween now and April 1st. be auctioned 11 a.m., Satur­ refrigerator, ample walnut ties. Call now, $28,900. Hayes 9703. DEPARTMENT CJCJB. (lachidtaig famOy) DAVID C. RAPPE, Judge. cabinets. Carpeting, 2' air- 100 per cent location near DORMERS, garages,, porches, women who have use of car a t. L4fe Insurance Phone M r. MiacDonald, day, March 7. 149 No. Main St. banks, air-conditioned, auto- Agency, 646-0131 least two evenings a wsek. FOREMAN conditioners. Rental Includes , » , ______1968 FORD V-8 flathead, skyUne fee rooms, room additions, Experienced mim for supervis­ Aoeldant and Health Insunanoe M oforcycl*»— Floor Hnishing 24 For personal interview caU 646- COLLECTION of Salt and Pep­ heat, hot water, parking, mas- , ‘®5; MANCHESTER — 20,000 square KilTH convertible, new top and tires. kitchens, odd-a-levels, roofing, ing high quaUty custom work. 9 Fisld HoUdaya ‘ 643-4159. Keith Fumi- LEGAL ter TV antenae, win operated Marlow’s, 867 Main St. foot masonry Industrial...... build­ V im K T iik ^ siding, general repairs. QuaUty 0480. per shakers for sale. Call 649- REAL ESTATE Looks like new. Price $600. BicyciM 11 FLOOR SANDING and r e f i l l ExceUent opentog. 8716 after 6. 474 Mato St. laundry to basement, large uP TO 3,600 square feet of corn- ing, I'a acres, central location, 102Mi West St., RockviUe, workmanship. E’lnanclng avaU- tog (speclallztog in older We also haws an Inaurad Panahm Plan tnre Go., 1115 Main St. NOTICE 179 East Oentor Stns$ BICYCLES—New and used. Re­ HIGH 8CH(X)L Juniors or soph­ DISPLAYCRAFT storage area, on bus line. Open merclal space. Two exposures, all utilities. Many possibilities, Conn. Green house, rear. able. Economy BuUders, ptc. TAKE SOIL away the Blue - 646-1899 646-4196 pairs on all makes. Open daily floors). Inside painting. Paper omores, for part-time waitress ______648-9687 TOWN OF MANCHESTER dally, 17, or by appointment, reasonable. Wolverton Agency, including commercial use. 643-6160, 872-0647 evenings. Apply at our aCaU OCOos on CUsn Road in Maaobiater Lustre way from carpets and The Zoning Board of Appeals Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 1664 RAMBLER, 660, Classic^ 9-5:30. Manchester Cycle Shop. hanging. No Job too smaU. work. After school and some 646-2623, 643-1023, or 643-4112. Realtors, 649-2813. John VerfalUe, 849-0700. MAN — Wholesale distributor upholstery. Rent electric will hold public hearings on ______Wagon, automatic, Asking 182 West Middle Tpke.. 649 MASONRY ~ AU types of stone Saturdays. Aj^ly in person CXINVALESCBNT home, long Brass Key Restaurant, 829 in Manchestsr daalrM main for shampooer $1. Ptoewood Fur- Monday. March 16, 1970, start- WE HAVE customers waiting NORTHWOOD APARTMENTS $826. CaU 876-9182 after 5:80. 2098 and concrete work. QuaUty deUveriea and stock work, established bustoess. Always 008 HILLIARD STREET MANCHESTER Workmanship, work guaran­ Main St. BOISE CASCADE CORP. niture Shop. tog at 7:00 p.m., in the Hearing the rental of your apart- 2.000 SQUARE FEET, storage Bonds— Stocks— /______Monday-Ftiday from 13 noon. Room of the Municipal Building or home. J.D. Real Es- only, Rockville, 872-3584. full, great opportunity for right 1964 PLYMOUTH Fury, con- 160 CC., HONDA Scrambler, teed. CaU after 0, 648-1870, 644- CAgn BRDTHBRA DIVI810N CASHIER — part-time in cash For further information, SAVE BIO: Glean rugs and up- hear and consider the follow- tote Associates, Inc. 643-0129. person. For more Information, Take Middle Tpke. to Adams St— nortk—Take Adams vertible, power steering. $500. new paint, new tires, $285. CaU 2970. Mortgogos 27 S t to HlUlard S t—Turn right Available inunedlaOsIjri and carry lumberyard. For ap­ phone 643-3636 after 8 a.m, or We are an Equal Opportunity Employer holstery wlto Blue Lustro. Rent , petition: STATE HEARING jiiXNTjibnit’hrB-----„„„ LIGHT manufacturing or call Phllbrick Agency, Real­ 644-1877. 649-4100. '* 1 and 9 Bedroom SpUt Level Apartmeate A Oeatial Air MORTOAOICS — 1st and 2nd. pointment caU 649-0186. Ask 343-7463 after • p.m. electric sham shampooer pooer 1. Man- MANCHESTER —Unusual exe­ storage. 28x33 first floor, heat­ tors, 646-4200. cutive sulite, prestige location. Condlfionlng W FliUy Carpeted. A Baloany Off Living Room ntortgiges— Intartm financing for Mr. McIntyre. Grossman lOhester Hardsrare 4 Supply, j^gm 1 Yankee Aluminum Door ed or unheated with 10x12 over­ IMMEDIATE openings on first \, massive xU'ving room with '4r Oomblaatlon FanAy Room end Formnl Dining Room A 1V4 Roofing—hiding IS —ex p ^ en t and oonfidenfiai Lumbar Co., 366 Pins St. 877 Main St., 648-4420. 0>rp., 30 Oakland Street, Busi­ head door. 22x33’ first floor un­ and turd OUfts as furnace fireplace, maple paneling, for­ Invostmonf Property Oernmio Tiled Baths In Both 1 end 9 Bedroom Apte. W FrtvMo senrloe. J. O. Real Bstau ness Zone n . Request Special heated with 8x8’ overhead Carport and Private Basement with Washer o M Di fXPiERIENOED BIDWELL Home Improvement operator along sritb second mal dining room with fire­ [ Diyer Hook WANTED Assoc. 64A6136. GIRL or woman for Saturday MAINTENANCEb FOREMAN Exception tor New Car Deal­ door. Near Main St., plenty of For Solo 70-A upe W Itall Line o f AppUnaoes. Co. Ebepert tostaUation of shift opsntogs as shop halpers. Fuel and Food 49-A place, 2 bettaooma, all ap­ WOTk in cash and carry store. 8up«rvlsonr axpsrienoo In Jnditetzial er’s License and Certlfloate of parking. Call Peterman Agen­ B »T . HEAD FOR OIL BURNER alumlniun siding, guttsrs and ------Many exceptional baneflte, plus pliances, - heat and electric in­ FIVE i nlt3, good Income, $49,- EXCLUSIVE RENTAL AGENT Apply Fiatier Oesners, 325 anoe or machine shop oporatlonB FIRBWOOD for sale, sawed Approval for same to sell cy, Realtor, 646-2223. trim. Roofing instaUation and B usinoss O p p o r t u n it y 2 8 quarterly bonusoa. Apply in cluded. $200 per month. Paul 000. Eight units; $70,000. Wol­ S H O E DEFT. Brood St., Manchester. and epllt. Will deliver. Tlm- camp trailers at above loca­ J.D. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIAHS, INC. Male or Female SERVICEMAN repairs. 649-6496, 876-9109, ------person, Klook Company, 1996 • Btaitlag aaisry oonunsnaurate wfth W. Dougan Realtor, 049-4030. MANCHESTER — 178 Middle verton Agency, Realtors, 649- ESTABLISHED bakery busi­ RN’s — LPN’a, n lj^ shift. berlond Tree Servioe, 647-9479. tion. 2813. 64SUH98 Fnll-Tliue Beneflta Wanted lor FuD Tbae Tolland Tpko., Msnehaster. odiioaMon and oxporttooa Tpke. West, new building of ROOFING and repairs done ness, Main St., Manchester. Meadows West Convslasosnt All persons Interested may THREE-room apartment to modern air-conditioned suite of Alee Need Par^TUae EmplojrmeBt o BensfH ptogimmalars top noitoh SOUTH GLASTONBURY — realistically. Free estimates. ExceUent returns, figures Home. Call 6494611. SUPERIMTBNDBIR' for garden Modem Maininuituriiig FMlUty |q attend this hearing. 'wooded setting, ideal tor one offices, paneled walls, carpet­ teiMpWfWM Mammouth size 3-famlly plua O P E N H O U S E Apply In Person P A S Roofing, 649-1016, 649- available. FuU price, $8Ji00. apartmant Must bs sobor sad . ^ Eastern Oonnsottout 2k>ning Board of Appeals person or couple, large living ing, can be divided. Rea­ Apply Mrs. FeegoMa A(X»UNT Clerk OUR NURSERY 3-room home situated on one 2878. CaU Mitten Realty, Realtors, con rellabls, hava some knowtedge Bma rsaumo wMh salary baokgrowid for rw Charles G. Plrte, room with picture windows, sonable rates. 644-1630, 649- 648-6930. typing ability. Part-time. Ap­ of maintenance and willing to VMir Co: IS OVERCROWDED Chairman private patto and carport, acre of property with 286’ SAT. and SUN. HOUSER HALE BANTLYOILCO.,lnc. 2008. ROOFINO and nxrf repair. ply in person. Dsan Msehiiy. work. Good salary and iq^ait- —Come to Church— John A. Cogianello, 'heat hot water and ap^tancea frontage. 'IV>tal of 18 rooms, 6- »M MAIN 8T. . 881 Mala •$. Coughlin Roofing Col, Bie. 648- ProdiKts, 102 Colonial Rd., meat. Sand rssuma to C Dow- y X Manciwitw Hornld \ Vemon United MeOiodlBt Secretary included. Immediate' occupan­ 6-3-3. $42,900. CaU the Paul W. 7707, Read Herald Ads Manchester. My Dr., Msnobsstsr, Oona. An Bqini Opportianty Ikniiloyar \ gdrvlote 6110 AJta. Dated this 0th day of March cy. $100. monthly. PhUbrick Dougan Agency, Realtors, 649- 2-5 P.I 1970. Agency Rsaltors, 046-4300. Read Herald Ads " \1- • \ V PAQB TWBNTY-TWO MANCHESTER iJNING HERALD* MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 197() ■ \ I| 5 \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY. MARCH 6, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-TRHIB 72 H o«m k Por Sal* 72 H o o m s For Sol*. 72 H« b m For Sd* 72 Our of Town Our off Town Our off Town Out off Town Per Sol* 7B Per Sal* 78 Per S d * 78 ^ • S a l * 78 Out off Town mniitsHtiiHtintimuniiiiiiimismnnmiiiimiimimimtmiimmmiiiimuilinuuiil a m v m - n o o u fcwrbed- ui^joo VBJRY AttracUve 1968, FOUR-room Bungalow plus ex­ RANCH — Modem kitchen with For Sed* M anchester COVENTRY — 6 room Ranch SOUTH WINDSOR — 7-room COVENTRY, — 6 rooms, main­ 7B notoi, two batlia, ovm iud 8-b«lroom Ranch, buUt-ln tra lot. Mr. Zinsser, Btiftore dining-area, large living room year 'round houife, fireplace, VERNON — Just listed, excel­ C olonia l w ith 854 bath s and a t­ tenance tree. Raised Ranch, BOLTON — Bpaoloua alx-room GOP Selects Committee, Agency, 647-1418. Hospital l^otes *5?*?: _ *'"-*^**^ ru m t. lar»e wooded lot with flreplacb, three l|^- lake privileges, basement. lent e-room Ranch* garage, tached garage. Home In ex­ 8 bedrooms, Mtohen with R anch , 154 bathk, ouktom lot, KMclM. Xarim ^L Rob-. Hutchina Afoncy Realtora, 646- rooms, bath, plus large pine m: Easy to care for and easy to fireplace, large kttchen, dose cellent condition and has stove, dining room, living kitchen, beautifully land- vnm N o HouBs oitaon, Realtor, 648-8968. 0884. TWO-fltmlly^ central loowtlon. paneled rec room with bar In pay for at $10,000. Keith Agen­ to bus and shopping, nice yard many buUt-tn features. Fine room, 3 fireplaces, sliding som>ed.-Louie Dlmock, Realty IMenuediate Core Beml- New aluminum siding, new basement. $26,900. Phllbrick MX ROOM Ranch, brick front, cy 6464126, 049-1988. for the Uds. Only $31,900.. residential neighborhood. Lot glass doors to sun deck, 8 8469888. private, noon.8 p.m „ and 4 p.m. Delegates to Conventions NOTICE GARRISON C olonial — AU roof. Aluminum storms and Agency, Realtors, ,646-4800. 8 badrooms, fireplace, garage, Keltti Agency, 6464186, 646 is 100x800’ and heaVIly wood­ baths, large lot, $83,600. Phil­ rooms exceptionally large, screens. For details, Mr. Lom­ twwmwrnv pNvate rooms, 10 a.m.- park-Uke yiard. Immediate oc­ ANDOVER — Dutch styled 1922. lip s R ea lty , 872-8314 , o r 646 O ^N TB Y - 6room Banch 8 p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. By BOL B. COHEN formal dining room, living ed. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, endorsed last night contains 14 in almost every Instance, the cupancy. Only $28,900. Hayes bardo, Belflore Agency, 847- AUTHENTIC 1880, 7-roofo Co­ Raised Ranch, 8 full baths, Anthony Is Back room, 14x84' with flieplace. 643-1677. 9068. ^«41ntrloe: Parenta aUowed (Herald Reportsr) new namea. Dobkip said that, Jr., Douglas KshI, Waiter Mor- Agency, MS-OlIt 1413. lonial. Good condition. Nicely 2 fireplaces, double garage, VERNON Master bedroom 14x24', ga­ 25rhrt«v*^I"***** Mcopt noon*8 p.m.; M -w I. X n ui: members replace per- rissey, Atty. Thomas b’Marra decorated. Large comer -lot. family room, sun djeck, $29,- “HIGHRIDGE ESTATES" FhUbriok Agency, Realtora, otheni, 8 p.m.-8 p.m. Th© Manchester Republic soiu who coiuented to give up and Robert Splllane. kAiNCHBUmDR — 8-room SpUt rage. Owner wants quick sale. WREREr WHERE in Mon- Garage.. $88,600. Bbcclusive, Beautihil 6room Colonial J8454800. To Serve You In Priced below replacement. 900. Hayes Agency, 6^4)181. Belf B e^ce: 10 a.m.-8 p.m. can Town Committee, by their membership. Dobkln, after the town com- Ranch, separate entrance, liv­ dhe8ter can you get two acres E van s it Clapp, 647-1464. now available. 4 large bed­ 4 p.m.-8 p.m. $27,000. Phllbrick Agency, of land along with a six-room MANCHESTER la 16 m lnutes' unanimous voico veto last one old member conepicu- mlttee wo* endoreed, remark- ing quarters. Trees every­ ANDOVER — Lakeside Haven. room s, 254 baitha, paneled Intensive Osre and Coronary Realtors, 646-4800. ' Colonial Cape with breeseway MANCHESTER ' DOES SHE - OR DOESNT SHE from this 8-bedroom Cape, night, endorsed 8 5 commit- ouziy missing from the list is' ed, "This Is a very good group, His Beauty Shop where. Lakewood Otrcle. Ini- Upper teens. Five-room Cape. family room '^th fliroplace, Care: Immediate tamUy only, medlate occupancy, $86,500. and two-car garageT For de­ 4-BEDROOM DUTCH . . . Garage on choice half acre oven, range, dlaiiwesher, level lot, lake privUegea, im- tee members, to serve two Robert VonDeck, who is preal- We have added some- new FOUR-FAMILY — We have anytime, limited to five min­ Unaay Realty, 649-9168, 649- tails, Mr. Merrttt, Belflore Colonial on a deep treed frontage. Fireplaced living disposal. City utilities, 2-car meiUate o ccu p a n cy , $16,900. years, and endorsed dele- dent of the Manchester Educa- members and some young Just hated a very desirable Deserve The Best? utes. 0086. Agency, 647-1418. lot. Here la a three-year-old room, dining room, kitchen, 2 garage. All for $84,400. J. M eyer A g e n cy R ea ltors, 643- gates to four June conven- Association (MBA). Last members. With a group like four-family on the . east side. 0609. Maternity: Fathera, 11 a.m.- home that features 8 rooms bedrooms, 1V& baths, drilled Florence has more details. 18:45 p.m., and 5:88 p.m.-8 __state H artford ®oard of Dlrec- this, I’m sure we’ll win In ANTHONY HAIRDRESSER MANCHESTER r- Six - room All four room units, fully rent­ SIX-ROOM all aluminum Oape in all. 2H baths, first floor well. Ideal for summer relaxa­ 6466306. p.m .; others, 8 p.m .4 p.m., and rniintv CnTxn’eBsional Dis- adopted the 1969-70 town November.” ' htmie with many fine features, on lovely treed, 200 ft. lot. Just SOUTH W indsor — 654 room 129 CENTER STREET — 646.3494 ed. Large comer lot with ga­ R e c room , bullt-lns, 24 ft. tion or year 'round. Call Su­ 8:80 p.m.-8 p.m. f r i c t a n d Fourth Senatorial *’'****’**’ VonDeck, in public The' delegates to the four con- lovely treed yard; one full, one rages, T. J. ...Crockett, Real­ redecorated. Immediate oc­ Ranch, one • third down az Hvlng room with fireplace zanne Shorts, 646-8238. J. Wat­ ^B W Age Limits: 18 In maternity, ™ ^ aenatonai commenU, was highly critical ventlons (15 to each) WUl select half bath, large master bed­ cupancy. Mr. Lombardo, Bel­ sumes 654 per cent mortg^e. tor, 643-1677. and garage. Immediate oc­ son Beach Real Estate Co., (Bradford Bachmeh photo) DlSCncc. of the board’s Republican their own alternates. room, brlM>t formal dining BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Immediate occupancy. Rec 18 In other areas, no limit in The endorsed committee mem- flore Agency, 847-1418. cupancy. $40,900. 649-6306. Realtora. 647-1660. self.Bsrvlce.' m a jority , fo r iu>t sra n tln r the . . room, built-in kitchen, flre- WOODHILL Heights, April oc- Manchester Parkade room, double garage, $28,900. C ofC Guest bers face a possible primary school board Its entirs request. all of plaoe, garage. There’s more cupancy, three-bedroom Split NEW LISTING —lovely 3-bed- ROCKVnLE — S-famUy, olu- M u tch ester 649-6806 Hayea Agency, 546-0181. too. Only $24,900. Keith Agen­ Level. Convenient for com­ room Ranch with fire alarm B & W od^lstraUon reminds j, Oabtree vice Cwnmlb members on the of the town oommSl^.'The fiw mlnum sided, new separate COLUMBIA—Try this 280’ lake- cy, 646-4126, 640-1028. muting, schools, shopping. system in desirable location. BARROWB and WALLACE Co. ELLINGTON — Colonial, four ^ «”wS“ >™»l‘lent of Omniform, liic., of toe *^f Mancherier,” formed Sodrick Straag- furnaces, city utllltles, one front plus 6 acres treed land Many extras. Recently re- PHreplace, eat-in kitcheiv land­ Manchester Parkade bedrooms, one full and two nnaer way, parking space gpeak to the eight days ago. Mar^ret Buckland, Atty. Scott han, Winslow Manchester and MANCHE8TE3R suburtis. 2-fam­ acre, good income. $89,900. 646 and one stone fireplaced scaped lot. Aluminum storms, M an ch ester 649-6306 - half-baths, formal dining limited. Visitor, 7!are . ^7.asked to Chamber of Commerce’s Con- okvldDavid Ca^,Caron, oito one of the or- “ Y ,"— ^jamonneCh««»rine nogue,Hogue, to the Hart- open foni^ght till ily, 6-6, garages, 160x800 lot, decomted. $29,900. Owner, 648- 2620. R a n ch , bea u tifu l le c im- from the splinter group was de- O nald Genovesl, seconded by AgostlnelUr who has aiokiiowl- modem kitchen, fireplace, large 7-room Colonial with VA Additional acre a'ridlable. venient neighborhood. We invite your imq>ection.. (Rie maculate 654-room R anch of- Irving St.; Leo Mttterholzer, mission. liv e re d to GOP Town Chairman * chorus of ’votoea. edged that he would' ’welcome RAMBLING Ranch in a seclud­ baths, fireplace, screened Good ranch homes in central locations are scarce in recreatian room. Very neat Principals only. Owner, 649- Ideally located fsunily Paul W. Dougan Agency, Real­ fers wall to wall oarpeting. Cedar Swamp Rd., (foventry; 'Since 1966 O a jb tree h a s been M. Adler Dobkin. It contained And, the endotaemettt ot Agoe- nounlnatton tor lieutenant n e t i j ed country setting, in Man­ porch and 2-car garage, lifony A m e f o o f and well maintained home; 3408. room . tors, 640-4686. this area. This one has an eEirly occupEincy date and fireplacge, 2-car garage; con- Daniel R. Pelletier, 90 Ridge a senior partner of the Hart­ the names of 22 persons for .tineUl was on a mjotlon by Town gwemor, said today that he is chester. Large spacioiu en­ extras. Mid 30’s. Philbrick n tow n 7W $88,900. PhUbiick Agency, a realistic price tag. 'Nuff said. venient location. Asking $24,- S t.: WliUdam P ren tice, 241 W ood' ford architectural firm direct- consideration for the towrr com- ctoigrgrt John Shea seconded by **“ "*raged by the promises o4 trance foyer and hall. Huge WEST SIDE — Compact three Reattora, 848-4200. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. e $81,900 — Exceptionally 900. W. J. Barcomb, Realtors, land St.; Peter J. Prlskwaldo ly Involved In prx>ject aivalysis mittee------endorsedJ ------J last _i_u.night. M— Norte Oenavatt. ’ backing In other towns in the Uvlng room, formal dining bedroom Ranch that soon will fine 7-room Raised TW O T E N Ap a r t m e n t s 644-8000. Jr., 112 Bissell St.; Norman services, schematic design, de- o f the 22 a re a m on g the 86 . . __ ,, area. He named Mayor Elmer MANCHESTER center, 8-room room, three bedrooms, two- MANCHESTER area — Seven- be vacant. Under $20,000. Good Ranch with fireplaced liv­ 210 Minin a t, M ondieater SmethurSt, 16 Palmer Dr., sign development cost estimates endorsed. Caron said last night of Agost^m , "HIS Mbrtensen at en d finUmtei, possible Office and car garage. $29,900. Phllbrick room Cape. Large kitchen, financing available. T. J. ing room and rec room. 6ROOM APARTMENTS THE WIU.MM E. BELFIORE ABENCY EAST Hartford — Oversized South Windsor. snd cost analysis, preparaUon ithat not all of the 22 have con­ outeta^ work Lewis Rome of residential combination, 1% Agency, Realtora, 646-4200. dishwasher, disposal, bullt-ins, Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. Easy access to parkway, eci- sented to go for the primary. Blocxmfleld among U s baokera. baths, 2s»r garage, $24,000. churches, schools, bus. REALTORS 647-1413 St. Wooded lot. Fonnal dining, fom, 71 Broad St.; Mrs. Lor- ficaitlona, site planning, urban Although 10 of the 22 were at and aa chairman at the Capitol NEW Listing — Immaculate 6- treed lot Sale price, $87,900. MANCHESTER — 4-bedroom Luxurious wall-to-wtaU car- Shea noted last night that the Hayes Agency 8484)181. aU buUt-ins, fireplace, 154 Taine M. Tompkins, Clarke Rd., and regional planning and ad' last night’s meeting. eniO Te;nentofM i;^i;‘ntor^ room Cape, fireplace, ceramic Mitten Realty, Realtors, 648- Cape, new furnace, roof, e $46,600—Executive custom pettag .throughout, range,'r»- baths, garage, family room. Rockville: George L. Turklng- ministration and supeirviston of them spoke, nor did they ask r **«*“«^ ly an expression of the sentl- HAVING ILLUSIONS MANCHESTER Here It is, $17,- bath, large kitchen, possible 6980. plumbing. Garage, family 8-room Colonial in pres­ frigerabor, disposal, dloh- room. All jalousie windows. wssher, central air ofxidl- $29,900. Meyer Agency, Real- ton, 40 Nye St.; Mrs. Gladys M. construction with,a total cost of permission to speak. The meet- oandlttote tor 'Meutenant gov- c< the town committee, NO aluminum aided 4-room 4th bedroom, partially finish­ tige area. Complete kitch­ Immaculate, $22,900. Meyer tlontei^, Ulied Tru/th Realtor's Remarks tors, 6460609. WUaon, RPD 1, Hebron. more than $48 million. jn-, vvas orderly, routine and since Manchester delegatee to ABOUT Ranch, new furnace, swim­ ed and heated basement. Wall en for family living. to wall carpeting. Low, low 1843 COLONIAL Agency, Realtors, 643-0609. Heat and hot wnbar fnraMi- BIRTKB YESTERDAY: A son Oajbtree has organized and g^ft. And Genovesl said, “This Is tji^ state cenventfon ore not ming pool goes with It. Ride Within minutes of all SEVEN-room Raised Ranch to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Young, directed a large staff or arch!' an Important step. Our faith in 20’s. Wolverton Agency Real­ The architectiiral character ed. Parking. Learn from the mistakes of others —- A primary would (tost . the oommlitted or bound to any can^ YOUR by 28 Durant St and call us. MANCHESTER is 16 minutes to convieniences. with formal dining room, 14 Lawton Rd.; a daughter to tecta and draftsmen and has tors, 649-8818. of New England in the City $185BIOMTBLY you can't live long enough to make them all town an estimated $8,000. him should go a long way.” didate. They attend u h in r Plano Agency 648-0101. this overslsed custom built modern kitchen, family room, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Franz, designed computerized systems of Village Charm. This hwne Many more homes available. Woiren O. Bewlaad, The 86 - member committee FoUawlng his endorsement, stru tted . MANCHESTER — Here’s a alumimun sided, 8-bedroom yourself! 2 fireplaces, sundeck and ga­ WlUlmantic; a daughter to Mr. for use with architectural and authenticaited on early maps Call and Our staff will be 1 M e a t M AN CH ESTSat Suburbs — 7- house for the whole family, 1969 R a ised R a n ch , w ood ed lot, u tm rage, on otto acre wooded lot. and M rs. K arl Sm ith, 166 T er­ constructlcar services. The firm has suddenly become avail­ happy to help you with your room SpUt, tip-top condition, walk to schools, Bbapptng, bus. $26,600. Phllbrick Agency, race Dr., Rockville. able. The first floor consists double grarage, fireplace, IH home buying needs. has designed projects Interna­ fireplace, P’amily room, gar­ Spotlessly clean, oversized ga­ Realtora, 646-4200. of a charming entrance hall, colored baths, bullt-ins. High IMiSCIHARGElD 'YE STER­ tionally and has won many age acre pliu lot. Mid 20’s. rage, private yard, 8 bed­ 20’s. Meyer Agency, Realtors, DAY : Mrs. Shirley A. Holland, awards for planning and de­ Committee Slate Convention Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Uvlng room, dining room, VERNON Spacious 4-room rooms, formal dining room, den, bath, mud room and 648-0609. 72 Laura Dr.* Hebron; Mra sign . Mayor Nathan Agoetinelll Douglas Kehl firepUiced living room. Pleas­ custom built Ranch, high treed kitchen with full and open C V R Georglne S. Wills, 21 E%eonlx One entry In an international 96 Olcott St. 893 O akland St. MANCHESTER — Key location, ure to own. Only $23,900. Keith WEST SIDE — A true family lot with rllew, 6 per cent mort­ attic and basement provide St., Vernon; Mrs. Vera S. Zanls, competition for the tallest buUd- Donald Knofla Delegates industrial sone, 8-famlly bouse, Agency, 646-4126, 649-1988. hom e o t seven rooms and 2- CXINNECnCUT VALLEY gage available, $6,000. down. Roger B. Bagley extra room for work, play 163 Oak S t.; Judy A . O c c o , 47 lirg in South America waa nam­ new furnace, excellent busi­ car garage. Down has living Hayea A g en cy , 646-0181. 66 Dale R(L 30 C lyd e R d. Following is a list of delegates and storage. Modern heat­ REALTY EUoabeih St., South WlndBor; ed “one of the outsandlng solu­ ness potential. Call now! Hayes TWO-BEDROOM brick Cape room, dining, kitchen and fam­ Atty. Thomas A. Bailey, Donald K. Kurid chosen to attend the various ing, electrical service and Howard R. Boudle, 0 Laurel tions among those from 33 coun­ Agency, 848-0181. Cod with large sunporch and ily room. Plus lavatory and Colony Shoppes South Windsor OPEN HOUSE Sat lt.5 COVENTRY — LAKEVIEW, 686 Spring St. 74 Mouittain Rd. conventions scheduled for June. plumbing adds comfort and St., Rock-viUe; Tammy L. trie s .” You’ll feel like you're floating BOTH rec room. Blxcellent location, laundry facilities. Three bed­ Ranch In beautiful ccmdltlon. The delegates will select their MANCHESTER — Five - room convenience to the charm 644-1571 Glode, Rt. 3, Coventry; Ray­ Reservatl6ns for the dinner Mrs. Ernestine Brown M-ra. Irma Lawrence on olr when you let BLOCK FEDERAL near schools and shopping. Call rooms and bath up. Carpeting Two bedroonto, garage, wood­ own alternates. home. City utilities. Near shop­ and quality of the 19th cen­ (24-Hour Service) mond Dezso* 566 ToUandi l^ k e.; meeting may be made at the 21 Harlan Rd. 671 Porter St. prepare your tax return. Ser- « k in Peterman Agency, Realtor, throughout. Enclosed front ed lot with brook. Only $16,- vice It fast, accurate, guoron- ANU ping, bus. Recent furnace, $16,- tury. $26,900. Melissa Edwards, Blast Hart­ Chamber Qffloe, 267 E. Center Mrs. Margaret Buckland Neil Lawrence 646-2223. porch. Elxcellent value at Rolling Hills, Mansfield 600. Philbrick Agency, Real­ teed... and you'll love that STATE ford; Mrs. Barbara J. Roller, St. 619 Hlllstown Rd. 89 Doane St. STATE OONVENTION 900. What! $16,900. That's $28,900. T. J. Crockett, Real­ tors, 646-4200. peoce-of-inlnd feeling. So levi­ ATTRACTIVE 6-room Ranch 48 Ito p le St. June le A 25 tate on down to H A R BLOCK right. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. MANCHESTER — 8-room home tor, 648-1677. Mrs. Mabel Calam Wilber T. Uttle plus B-zone lot, 2-family con­ ODEGARD with large bedrooms, full Jensen’s highly modern ReXlremeut Home VlUagea ora located Zhrouohout Cotmeoricut VERNON — 654 room ranch, Also, Mrs. Nellie U. Morhn, 196 S p encer St. —anytime .you're ready. LIFE UP ceramic bath, sliding glass and along the Eastern Seaboard. 42 HUls St. State Rep. Donald Oenoveei 81AST Center St. — Combina­ version easy. Owner will fi­ RAISEiD Ranch In one of Man­ high scenic locaUon, Fire­ 80 'Broad St.; Mrs. Betty Mor- doors to large sundeck, one- Louis F. Champeau Dr. H. John Malone ______OUARANfll! ______tion home and office, 7-room nance both.. Let us show you AGENCY chester’s Prime neighbor­ place, carpeting, gaurage, walk­ rone, Storrs; Mrs. Soitdra J Laos Poses Elinor HaMdm car garage, on 1% acre lot, 88 Adelaide Rd. 84 Prospect St. We guarantee accurate preparation of every tax return. Coicaial, offers outstanding thid'’ unique p rop erty . Btano hoods, modezn kitchen with all ^ raandards In these developmente are so high that the higher Income group wonts out basement. Priced to sell. Patterson, Suttield; Mrs. Iva J. Harlan Taylor If we moke any errorz thte cotl you any penally or posatbiWles, exMllent ccndi-, $26*900, P h ilb rick A g en cy , t o Uv« there and eococmloal enough so the middle and even the tower Income groups Only $28,600. Hayes Agency, Atty. Scott Clendanlel Wayni O. Mantz Agency, 646-0191. of the bullt-ins, 8 bedrooms, 2 Burnham , 413 P leasant V a lley Mayor Nctthan AgostlnelU Intereit. we will pay the penohy or Intereit.______, 6434365 Reattors, 646-4200. can afford to live there. Basic Test 166 S ch ool St. 144 G reen M anor R d. tlon. CaU Morriscn Agency, baths, 8 car garage, phis room 646-0181. Rd., South Windsor; Mrs. Cap- Realtor, 848-1010. VERPLANCK School area. Six- Charles H. McKenzie Saunda Taylor for expansion. We feel the VERNON — Minutes to park­ tola M. F erris, 118 M cK ee Roy Conyers room Cape with screened IMMEDIATE occupancy, De- 177 G ardner St. M. AtUer DobUn price of $86,900. for this prop­ way, immediate occupancy, Mrs. LUlian C. Marsh, Of V.S. Policy 106 C b n coid R d . H‘R K • X c::i rcco. BOWERS School, 6-room Colo­ porch, attadied garage, lightfiil, clean solid brick - and Prom 1-84, take Exit 99. FoHow sigiis on R t 195 toward UGonn. Turn Wan»*cl— R*al Esial* 77 erty is M ow market value. seven - room Colonial, alumi­ ford St.; Mrs. Helenelen J . David H. Comlns Mra. Winifred McNary Chorlea McKenzie nial, possible 4th bedroom, IH aluminum siding. Quick oc­ masonary older home in good Call today! Phllbrick Agency num siding, formal dining right on Rt. 44A. Yt mile on left te Rolling HUte. LAND-SITES-FARMS — Acre- Pschlchholtz, 66 Mountain St., (Continued from Page One) 116 H igh St. 10 Fenwick Rd. Marion Meroer baths, garage, family style cupancy. Subriantlal cash will condition, many pleasing fea­ Amorica's Largest Tax Sorvieo with Over 4000 Officea Realtors, 646-4200. room, 8 or 4 bedrooms, ga­ agej Large, uiuoned parcels, Rockville; Sperry Morway Sr., Mrs. Marion Mercer Rosalind Qidzh Utcbm, private lot. Excellent assume 6% per cent mortgage. tures. Seven rooms include njtlcally Uonald S. Conrad rage and 3-story bam. On bus all areas. Louis Dlmock Real­ Glastonbury: Guy E. Baleeano, Loos Is thought to 174 L udlow R d. buy. Mid 20’s. Wolverton Agen­ $23,600. Phllbrick Agency, spacious dining room, living United Harvard Rd. Doneild Wells Blanoheetor Sh opplag Poifeade — 1 L e v o l line or walk to shopping and ty, Realtors, 6469823. East Hartford: Mrs. Rita An- unacceptable In cy, Realtora. 649-2818. Realtors, 646-4200. room with fireplace, den, 1% Henry J. Michalak Walter Itoll Betoreen Scan and OrantaBeor I Lot* For Sal* 73 schools. Reasonable $38,900. soldi, RFD 2, Manchester; John States, and Prince uvaiuia Aaron Ctok baths, 8 bedrooms on second OUT OF TOWN buyer needs 6 278 Hackmatack St. Rowe 8c Rowe Realty, 876-8167. M. McLuskle, 876 Main St. vvouldn’t ask fo r 62 H lllcrest R d . Robert Stavnitsky floor. E^dl cellar with laimdry ONE acre wooded lot with bedroom Oape. Qualified to Eugene Mcmtany Also, Mrs. Marie Nickerson, them anyway. Truman Crandall WUUam B. Thornton Mon. toru Frt. 5 AJI. to t P JL room. Screened patio. Pleas­ frontage on two strecto in pro­ 280 Ferguson Rd. VERNON $26,900 pay up to $24,000. Call the Oder Mill Rd., Bolton; Mrs. American officers here admit 58 White St. Sat. and Sun. t AJL to 5 PAL—PhsM dtt-24di ing back yard, trees, shrabs, fessional area, $6,600. -Phll­ Mabel Calam 5 OUT OF 81 ! ! Paul W. Dougan Agency, Real­ Philip Marquis and son. Wind- ^le LaoUan ^rm y, cniarles N. Crockett Walter Morrissey The Ensemble Picturesque Panels outdoor fireplace. Near bus b rick A g en cy , R ea ttors, 646- Mildred T. Schaller APPOINTMENT IS NICESSAtY. That’s right ! ! This 8-roT on first Bolton full baths, paneled family never be a match tor the North Francis P. Dellofera 181 N. Lakew ood (Tircle FIRST CONGRESSIONAL Grant Agency, 648-1108. within 24 hours. Avoid red Mrs. Winston Cornlah cuid son, lake with frontage on the room, enclosed porch and V ietn am ese. 142 S. L ak6wood Clixsle DISTRICT CONVENTION tape, instant service. Hayes WlUington; Mrs. R. Brayton David Odegard breiezeway, garage. Desir­ The United States also may Atty. Vincent L, Dieuta Ju n e 27 lake and on Route 0. $6,000. Agency, 646-0181. Bowen and son, 25 Murray Rd., 27 McCaim Drive Call Warren E. Howland, able assumable mortgage, South Windsor;. Mrs. Derek press Britain and the So’viet Un- 141 Pttkin St. THE CHKPPO m s COMPANY 7-ROOM COLONIAL Atty. Thomas O’Marra Neil Lawieitoe Realtor, 64S-U08. nice lot. For mere details Verlander and son* Riverside Ion to heed Souvanim. Phouma’s Atty. William J. Diana call Jim Florence at 649- 73 Linden St. In Manchester, 2H baths, Dr., Vernon; WUliam S. call for a new meeting of the 114 -vy. M id d le T pke. Maty Fletcher PEESENTS 6306. fireplaces, bullt-ins, 2-car L*gol Notie*s Radzewlcz, East Hartford, 1962 Geneva conference on „ ____ _ Frederick E. Peck Atty, John Fletcher Out off Town Laos. But there Is no indication 766 N. M ain St. garage, large lot. Immediate UmTATION OBDBB Jeaitette Wlggln THE 12th PHINNEY-HUNT occupancy. Priced to sell. For Sal* B W AT A CX)URT OF PROBATO, Moscow would pay any heed to * ^ Atty. Herbert A. Phelon J r. 78 Washington, or that the North htrs. Elsa Dobkln Donald Conrad held at Manchester, within and for 40 HlUcrest Rd. BOLTON —TTiree acre lake- BARROWS and WALLACE Co. the District of Manchester, on the Trash Collectors Stay Vietnamese and the Chinese Shallow Brook Lane Dr. M. John M al(»e CHARLES LESPERANCE Manchester Parkade 27th day of Febraary, 1970. Mrs. Esther M. Pickles EDUCATIONAL TOUR front estate includes 9-room Present, Hon. Joafm J. Wallett, Off Job in Waterbary Commqnlsts would attend. M. Adler Dobkln Louis Champeau Manchester 6494)800 66 Holl Bt. 649-7620 modem Ranch with a xdethora Judge. , . Prince Souvanna told a news Shallow Brook Lane Judge J<^ Wallett of extras, surii as central air- Estate of Mary D. Hunter, late WATERBURY, Conn. (AP) — Mrs. Rosalind ()ui8h H EBRO N . . a beauty o f . a 654 ot Manchester in sold District, de- Garbage collectors and truck inference today that U.8. Mrs. Theresa Dodge James F. Farr conditioning, 'four fireplaces room Ranch on a heavily wood­ ceased. 25 Cfonway Rd. 93 Ashworth St. (one outdoors) radio operafed On...... motion...... Carl...... H. Hunger, drivers remained off the job tor tombing In Laos will stop oiUy Frank Rlzxa PITKIN STREET — One of the ed lot in a fine residential area, 87 Ardmore R<^, Mancheater, Oon- second day In a row today North Vietnamese troops Mrs. Mary DoU Earle S. Rohan garage doors (three-car ga­ (3ene Parrott most gracious homes in Man­ full basement, rear porch. "nectlcut, executor. ^ shortage of withdrawn from the coun- Spring St. 617 Hartford Rd. rage) etc., etc. Outside there ORDEIRED: That three months 730 chester. Large stately Colonial Owners are anxious to move from the 270i day of F eb ra w , trash containers. try But he repeated an offer Ito Atty. John S. O. Rottoer William C. Johnson ‘HAWAII is a professionally landscaped with four rooms plus heated and reasonable offers will be AMAZING RETIREMENT HOMES 1970 be and the same are lUnlttd A shipment of new containers ™®de ewller to inake no oppori- - g t. 488 E. Center St. Atty. Charles Crockett lot, yet retaining the "Forest considered. T. J. Crockett, and allowed for the credltora within sim room on first floor. Four which to bring In their claims arrived around 6:80 a.m., but ^ Nojth Vietnamese use of . ^ Mrs. Mildred M. Schaller Richard Schwolsky- bedrooms on second and two Primeval” look. The long R ea ltor, 648-1677. agatast M id estate, and said ex­ lakefront has tts own sailboat ^ riieU homes, but ore oompleMy flnlahed and furnlahed with no extras ecutor la directed to give public this was nearly two hours after B'® Bo Chi Mlidi trail If Hanoi Rodi«mr fli 218 P a rk er St. Atty. John F. Sheq. rooms on third. 4H baths. notice______to„ the _ creditors______U> bring In the 100 collectors were schdd- withdraws lU troops from north- Raddlng St. Two-car garage, heated. The basin with concrete bulkhead. sss their clalma within said time al- . . . ^ ^ ern and central Laos. Thomas F. Ferguson Richard SchwoUky , SEVEN-0’ We could go on, but why not 63 C arm an R d. extras are too numerous to ir.SSS‘^e%plpeTL?!ng^a “*^4 w ^rfersTd co'nTplained “The Ho (^1 M ln^all cross- 78 Forest St. FOURTH SENATORIAL mention. Call, we will give let us show it to you? Just PINE RIDGE A tty. Jtohn F . Shea J r. MSTBICrr OONVENTION call us at 647-1413. Belflore f r ? T ! ” ? * ^ l * * * ^ ‘*°*****^ su rp rised a t th e la you t an d planning on circulation In said probate district jjjg ^Id containers leaking ®® ® completely deserted zone, Mrs. Hazel K. Finlay you the details. T.J. Crockett, 67 Boulder Rd. Ju n e 85 Agency, Realtors. ***^ cotoefta flowering ahnite highlight rhU^rter M /W iTniilke to thli as they carried them on their he. said. ”I don’t ... want , ...them to 44 Greenwood Dr. nr. Realtor, 643-1077. VILLAGE ce given. _ ^ Dr. Fred W. Spaiulding court of the notice Atty. Jehn ’F. Shea R y D on u ito JOHN J. “Wa Ll ETT. Judge. Officials of City Employes Lo- Asked If ^S. ^ t^ ^ 14 M yrtle St. Come V^tfr us, June 29th on a 30> through­ t ’ later bombing In Laos, Souvanna Robert Fuuer SO Hudson at. Earle 8. Rohan 8318 ■ m d oy 1-e p.m., March 8th out. Excellent Inocsne producer. 80’s. k Air coBdltibned said: “No. I have always sold ** Adelaide Rd. Joseph L. Swensson Robert SptHane ado, stand in 4 states at once, walk t>a$lda 38-SO 10x14 INCHES 2175 ed tn reducing the Uvlng oostai^ Interest- * Heat A hot water In. there are two things to tSke Into Mrs. Dorothy Garslde 97 PixMpect St. Atty. WUUam J. Diana the mighty Grand Canyori, feed tha flamingos Manchester — Deligfatful 64«om Cape with rocieatlan eluded ^ y . ond^UntenSl^'S^ consideration—the cause and 61 Westmlnrier Rd. David Oomlna A most attractive set of Harlan D. Taylor at Zoorama, have a ball at Disneyland, ilng A handspme ensemble is room, fir^flace, carpeting, garage, stable and huge tot Irirttoa vtottlng, Mvtaualng pool, the effect. John I. Gorslde Jr. Esther PloklM 80 necessary to the well- embroidered panels fo r Immediate oociqMncy. If indlvUnal private base- NOW RENTING... "The cause (of the bombing) 39 Harlan Rd. to the 4 faces of Mount Rushmore, seo the groomed look. The dress the wall in the dining meats with laoBdry oon- Finest 61 Westminster Rd. David Odegard a re a ! You’ll find them neotton s is ->the North Vietnamese in­ State Rep. Donald S. Genovesl F. Taylor Daniel Hair Passion Play of America, laugh at the Bara* of this set can be made Manchester — Immaculate two-famUy hi prhne west side Low Prices — Masy Itannotag — Prtoes *tart at $5,#06. The 224 Ferguson Rd. in a monotone or witly fascinating to work; com­ terference in Laos. Since the 71 Strlokland St. boo Circus World, wonder at tha art of glaii* location, 2-car garage, lovely landscaped lot. CsU today! k Sotskdprooflng niMoary North Vietnamese troops at­ Mrs. Saunda Taylor contrasting yoke. No; plim en t winners when COUNTY CONVENTION blowing and, to cbmplete tha an|oymanJ r-* completed. h(o. 2175 has wall between each Apt tacked the neutralists in May Robert F. Gonuan 39 Harlan Rd. . 8818 w ith PHOTO-cuiDE is For ehnnu, prestige, com fort and the greatcat vahia in low »»-- « Ju n e I I in New Sizes 38 50 (bust h ot-iron transfer for Manchester — Overaired 854-room home with 254 baths, ^ The Villager 1964, we asked tor American in­ 62 Linden St. Mrs. Kay Thompson fly to Hawaii for 4 days to explore tha lilan* garages, hi-ground pod, impressive large lot 42-64). Size 40, 44 bust both designs: color SJSr.iSJSES'SKU- « 5 iiir 4 3 5 5 r ! K tervention. Daniel L. Hair 4 Goelee Drive, Apt. No. Atty. Thomas O’MOrra of Oahu and. swim at the Beaeh'of Waikiki. . . . dress, monotone . . . chart; stitch illu stra ­ Ct^UNTRY LIVING WITH CITY CONVENIENCE "If the North Vietnamese 486 B. Middle Tpke. Roy M. Thompson Ekwtb Windsor — Large two-family, 64, 2-car garage, Atty. Scott Clendanlel 454 yards of 45 -in ch ; tions. troops withdrew, the bombing Miss Elinor Hariilm 67 Tuck Rd. __In short, have a wonderful time with 40 suit with contrast yoke- SEND la ealai far aack aat- honasiwe driveway, acre plus industrial icni^ lot. Donald Kuehl • 8 to with Self Clew.- would cease.” 17 cfoslee Drive William B. Thornton 474 yards of 54-in^ plus tara ta laclala firat'^lati auillag. Main Office . 154 TUe Batos Oaroetod . Richard Taylor new friends, learning tha fascinating story * f yards of 45-inm con­ _CahaC. Maac' 143^ N. Lakewood Circle Sedriok Straugtaon 154 Eva _ CUsotonbury — Real nice 6bedroom Ranch sot on lovely Sotne Apts, ready for R o « t c 1 0 Herman Heck America. Total cost of this alUaxponsa paid tra s t. more aid, he will turn again to u .—» u Harold A. Turklngton Winslow Man Members pf the Youth Croup William I. Kelly of 399 Parker Black Panther Graduation Set Tests Tomorrow 15,890 fair. • ■ , ' ■ Qii About Town o f the Salvation Army who are St. has been appointed chair­ Mancheater— A City of VUiage Charm : A- participating in the progressive man of the lawn fertiliser sale By Dance Club The College Board Bcholaa- Speakg at MCC llWiohMter Oarden Chib will dinner reminded to meet at to be conducted by Roy Scout tlc Aptitude Test and the mMt Monday at 1:90 p.in. in ’Troop 362 of St. Bartholomew Black Panther leader-apokei^ the CHadel tomorrow at 6:18 Manchester Square Dance Achievement TesU will be VOL. LXXXIX, NO, 133 MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1970 (Classlfted Adverttslng on Page U ) PRICE TBN CENTS fha Fadaratlon Room of Center Church on Saturday, April 11. man Doug Miranda of New (SIXTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) p.m. Club will have its annual given at Manchester High Ootv^efatlonal Churob. Mem- Scouts and their fathers are Haven will speak in the cafe­ Graduation Dance tomorrow at School tomorrow. Students , b e n will apeak on various phaa- The East Hartford Nutmeg taking orders in advance. The taking the SAT in the morn­ teria of the Manchester Com­ e> of jrn^ninff. Mrs. Anton 8 p.m. at Verplanok School. Cemcrafters will meet tonight fertilizer will be available with ing should be In-dheir seats munity College Hartford Rd. t«tawio wiil speak about "The . After the graduation cere­ at 8 at the East Hartford Parks or without weed killer. by 8:80. ’Those taking the buildtpg ’Tuesday at 8 p.m. D e a ^ of a Smaii Carden” ; monies, Earl Johnston will call .^1 Department Building, SO Rem­ the square dancing, and Mr. Achlevemepts Tests in the His appearance la being spon­ EV ER Y M O N D A Y -^ P.I I fn . David Toomey on “ Pro­ Grace Group of Center Con­ Guatemala Rebels ington Rd. and Mrs. Russell White will cue afterno<^ should be in their sored by the coUege program U VILLAGE STREET. ROCKVIUi. Man on Mars pagation"; and Mrs. Harry gregational Church will have a Maidmant, "inoroing' Spring the rounds. seats^ 1:30. For both,the committee. The public is in­ P. A. C. lALLROpM^ The Couples Bridge Group of food sale tomorrow starting at Committees for the dance are SA'pand the Achievements, vited. Admission is-free. Bulba." 10 a.m. at the Sear's Roebuck the Manchester Newcomers Mr; and Mfs. William Ertel, st^ents will need two soft Miranda’s italk will cover the Club of the YWCA will meet to­ Store at the Manchester Shop­ Kidnap U.S. Envoy Oonteotants in the 1970 Miss door duty; Mr. and Mrs. Ed- . 'No. .2 pencils. nationwide 10-polnt program In 1980: Nixon night at 8 at the home of Mr. ping Parkade. Members are re­ Monoheoter Pageant, sponsored ward Farrell, refreshmOTt Parking will be In the stu­ and platform of the Blaok Pan­ and Mrs. Peter McDonald, .37 minded to bring their contribu­ KEY BI8CAYNE, Fli.^ (AP) tious manned explorations of by the Manchester Jaybees, will chairmen, assisted by Mr.^md dent parking lot only, and thers, militant political party GUATEM ALA , Mr. and Mrs. Norwood Frye. building through the cafeteria community program, and the IN AND OUT OF SEASON AT PERO'S to push forward with a Ugh Manchester Community Play­ Those wishing articles to , be Members are reminded that Even in advance of announc- mala under the threat of execution today and demands mal meeting of the contestants, lobby. Room assignments current trial in which members ORfiHARn FRESH: Maos, CoriJands, Red and Ooldea budget apace program that ers will meet tonight at 8 at its picked up may contact Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. CUhton Keeney lnK^^ls decision on future 8t>dce ed the release of four jailed guerrillas in exchange for their families, and their chaper­ will be posted in the lobby. are being tried for murder. He DeUcloua, Ruaaeta, Baldwins. w orktop on ' E. Middle- Tpke. Arthur LeClalre of 48 Ansaldi are accepting the 1970 dues. could include television-moni­ plankK however, the President ones Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. will also answer questicms. FHESH: Asparagus, Peas, DsndeUons, A ^ c ^ e s , his freedom. Final plans will be discussed Rd. or Mrs. Walter Anderson, All area square dancers are Leeks, Shalots, B ^ u m Endive, White Sweet tored unmanned toura of the made ibqlear—In his latest budg­ Six gunmen kidnaped Sean M. at the Community T. The New Haven Panthers for its production “ Don’t Drink 19 Gardner St. invited to' attend the club’s abuse problem locally, the ef­ Potatoes, B roM ^, Buttomut Squash, Bhu- Planets in this decade, it was et —that B]Mce exploration will Holly, 40, aa he drove to the em- the Water,” which be workshtqi^on ’Tuesdays at 8 p.m. forts being made to deal with were organised last spring, but haih, Boinalne and Boatou Lettuce, Parsnlpa, learned today. continue to b«^a multlbilllon-dol- boaay Friday. Hours later, the Hie Rev. Harold W. Richard­ presented March 20 an d'21 at The committee of Cub Scout at Vpi^lanck School. disbanded after the much-pub­ Cauliflower, Chlneae Cabbage, Green lar program. Rebel Armed Forces (FAR) Raiders Blast son, pastor of Wapping Com- it, and the educational needs PutUng men on Mars in the Bower School. Pack 63 of Waddell School will licized slaying and subsequent Spinach, B m a a ^ Sprouts, New Sterlda Nixon, who fleW, here Thurs­ gave the government 48 hours, muiiity Church, will conduct a for effective prevention. 1080s also would be an option meet tonight at 8 at the home arrests. The group reorganized' Patatoe^ day night with muctvM his top until 2:30 p.m. Sunday, to free service Sunday at 8:10 a.m. on There will be an exhibit of jDMPOR’TED: Peaches, Nectarines, Plums, Seedless Grapes, under the NldOn formula. Edward J. Szymanoski, son of Kenneth Marti, 20 Woodhlll Drug Problem in August, and is actively pur­ echelon staff, was saldxto have the imprisoned revoluUonaries. Five Targets radio station W H ^. The pro­ drugs and a reading list on the Cantaloupes, Honeydews, Spanish Melons, The Florida* Whltp House, it of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Scy- Dr. suing political and social objec­ spent most of Friday working at Police said Holly’s station gram. Is sponsored b y the Man­ topic will be distributed. The UgU Fnilt, Pineapples, Jaffa Oranges, Tan- woe learned, was prepared to manoski of 84 Essex St. and a Seminar Topic program is open to the public tives of the area and national gMtnes, Grapefruit, Temple Orangea, Straw- his bungalow on the shores, of wagon was forced to stop by the chester Council of Churches and announce a presidential decision Junior at Brown University, has Members of the American Le­ Black Panthers. berrlea, Watermehms, LImea. Blscayne Bay. \ armed men, who had blocked In Lebanon the Manchester Clergy Associa- A teacher Information semi­ and free of charge. on his plans tpr U.B., space ex­ been elected to the board of of­ gion will meet tonight at 7:30 WEEKEND SPEaALS He is expected to return to the road through the southern tioii. , p.m. at the John F. Tierney nar on “ Drug Abuse in Man­ ploration in the '70s—the decade ficers of Brown Youth Cuid- Washington Sunday. section of the capital with two TEL AVTV (AP) — Ths IBras- Funeral Home. 219 W. Center chester,” sponsored by the C U K E S ...... marking the nation’s 200th ance, which assists imder- birthday. And in Washington, iit was re­ oars. The diplomat was ordered 11 military command said today Members of Memorial Tem­ St., to pay respects to the late Manchester Adult Evening FANCY LETTUCE ...... hefld 2X4: prlvlleged groups in Provi­ ORANGE HALL m i Last Bept. 17, Nixon unveiled ported today that a helicopter at gunpoint into one of the two Israeli raiders crossed into L>s- ple, Pythian Sisters, will meet dence, R. I. Abraham Price, a member of School, will be held next Thurs­ MACS ...... 6 lb. be« 7 9 « hovering over the Apollo day from 7 to 9 p.m. in the a report by a four-man task cars. banon and blew up five build- tonight at 7:S0 at the Holmes the Post. SEEDLESS GRAPES ...... XOt 13 spacecraft in the Pacific next high school cafeteria. force, headed by Vice President One of the four guerrillas ing, i„ a smaU vlHags. Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Richard A. Bomberger of 69 U G U F R U IT ...... « i « h 29t month will send back the first Participating speakers will be • Bplro T. Agnew, on future alter­ to ppor respects to Mrs. Elisa­ Mountain Rd. has been named The confirmation class of We Carry TThe Mancheater Evening Herald w ^ fr e e d ^ to d e m ^ ^ by ^ .poKesman said th s /fS tf Robert J. Dlgan, coordinator of natives in space pioneering. The live cloeeup television plcturea the FAR is Jose Manuel Agul{Te m beth Ryan, a member. to the dean’s list for the first South United Methodist Church COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS of the recovery of a team of town youth services and mem­ President and his staff have Monzon, a student arrested this i term at Ohio Wesleyan Univer­ will meet Monday at 3:30 p.m. U.S. aeronauts. in the youth lounge of the ber of the Drug Advisory Coun­ been studying the possibilities week after he played the role of of sity in Delaware, Ohio. since then, keeping much in Previous live television cover­ OFF with your winter church. cil; Det. Ernest McNally of the an intermediary in the release sttseMna acioH Manchester Police Department, mind, their efforts to restrain age of astronaut rescue opera­ of a leftist stmtent leader in ex- guerrillas a ^ c l ^ acrote rubbers and7‘’i»otloe, — Miss Beverly Pitney, daugh­ BINGO the normally quiet 49-mlla la- and Andrew Kearns, Manches­ P F P n federal spending in order to tions has consisted of transmis­ change for kidiuq>ed Foreign time to have your Winter ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin The Women’s . Fellowship of EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT m sion by satellite of the action raeli-Lebanese border. the Presbyterian Church will ter High School graduate and PRODUCE!" curb Inflation. Minister Alberto Fuentes Mohr. Shoes Bbpaired! Shoes Pitney o f 64 Horton M ., has former drug addict. Agnew's group rejected two from the vantage point of the The strike force kiUed ona meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the Fuentes Mohr was abducted made hs^er or wider. been named to the dean’s list The seminar will concern it­ ORANGE HALL <78 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER — SlS-8884 extreme suggestions—one to recovery ship. Arab terrorist, the spokesman church. Mrs. Edward Ballone by gunmen and released 28 said and returned safely with for the fall semester at the self with the extent of the drug abandon future manned space When a spacecraft splashed will lead devotions. Mr. and hours later when the govern­ two capUvea. The target was University of Connecticut. ventures and another to insti­ down within sight of the ship, SAMYUYLK Mrs. Russell Taylor suid Mr. ment agreed to allow the stu­ the village of Alta Ech Chosb, n oiAK a n u cE x tute a crash program to put a television cameras zoomed in on dent leader free passage to asy­ Miss Elinor R. Gibson of 113 and Mrs. Louis Pennlngtwi will the rescue operations. But when less than a mUe from the bor­ man on Mars in the 1970s. lum in Mexico. “ Shoe Bepalrlng el Henry St. and Mark E- Con­ discuss “ Turning Hobbles into The vice president’s recom­ the Apollo IS recovery is tele­ der. Ihe three other captives In Beirut, a military spokes­ The Better Kind!" nors of 276 Lake St. have been Money Making Projects." mendation, stated more than cast April 21, audiences will named to the dean’s list for the Members are reminded to bring view the scene not as sailors but Earl Mosher and his son, Bradley, of Hickman, Neb., set up their telesco^ te- whoseWiKmc freedomIXCCLWJIH the FAR xev-de UlCglfman M41Usaid theVSSW Maaovssas Israelis wesosent twoow — five months ago, was to proceed Some Set manded in exchange for Holly’s forces aoross the frontier. One fall semester at the University handmade articles for a hobby on a middle-ground course that as if they were in the helicopter. side their camping trailer at a vacant industrial park just inside the Valdosta, of Maine. display. are Jose A. Sierra, Leonel del attacked the village, kllUng one would call for landing a man on The National Aeronautics and Ga-, city limits, preparing to view the eclipse. (AP Photofax) Cid and a woman, Vildallna an- Lebanese soldier and wounding Mars in the early 1080s. Space Administration said tele­ For Eclip se tonleta Monzen. The Monzon a civilian. The other apparently Ail options acceptable to the vision cameras aboard the heli­ were arrested March 3, del Cid tried to cut off Arab guerrillas task force would involve con­ copter will transmit pictures to March 1 and Siena Feb. 27. suspected of escaping from the struction and launching of an the recovery ship for direct re- With Drugs Holly, who comes from New village, the spokesman added. WiHlgetan orbiting space platform and de­ lay, by means of a shipboard The Sun, the Moon, the Earth York City, is married and the Earlier Friday, Israeli recon- velopment of a reusable “ shut­ portable antenna, to a commun- By THE ASSOCIATED PBE88 father of five boys, ranging in nalsaance Jets battled Egyptian tle bus” between earth and the loaMon satellite 22,300 miles over While astronomers set up tele­ age from 6 to 11. He has been in MIQ21S on the Egyptian aide o< space station before the Mars the equator. Fall in Line—Spectacularly scopes in towns along the path Guatemala since July 1968. He the Suez Canal and shot down incometax refund? venture. From there the signals will be Joined the diplomatic service in two of them, the Israelis said, », of the sun eclipse today, some The space shuttle would be picked up by earth stations in ready for use by the country’s NEW YORK (AP). — In the winter Influx of people in the thisis planet in the North Atlantic, amateurs were reported prepar- 1967 after four years in the Air ® 7)^ out of len of our customers da North America and Hawaii, and Eye„ specialists------hoped,----- J ------mean-jjj ing jQj. for jjjg the observance observance with with rock rock ewitc. Force. ™ He has worked previous- . •v.tai birthday on July 4, 1976. in Japan and elsewhere in the inevitable, retentleas march of history of the Island, ______iv in PAnama Mexico. Ole Neth- ruell Jet and inflicted a fatal Nixon has cut back sharply on The point of the shadow was while, they had gotten across music, liquor, drugs and street S t’’ i anotoer plane d u rin j^ of income taxes. They prod your l^ar East. the heavens, the sun, moon and Not ju st a refund, but the highest space spending in his struggle to fall onto the earth in the Pa­ their warnings of the risks of jpossible refund based on the infor­ memory for the facts to get you the Apollo 13 astronauts James A. damaged eyes, even blindness, To':^ officials in Perry. Fla., "l^^'^Arric^an “ambansador to to balance the federal budget. Lovell, Thomas K. Mattingly II earth fall into step today for a cific, race across Mexico, touch mation they supply. _We guarantee it best possible tax break. the United States first at Flori­ from staring directly at the par­ the first mainland area in which Guatemala, John Gordon Mein, Israeli infantry unit, the If you have a refund coming, the Much of the savlrgs reflected a rare and stunning total eclipse An Uncle Sam uses computers to decision to undertake less ambi­ (See Page Eight) da at 1:17 p.m., EST, continue tially covered sun. the total eclipse was to be vlsl- was assaaabiated by machine size of which wa* not an­ check every tax return. We use the sooner you file, the sooner you’ll get of the sun. on through Georgia and the car-Car- And Ana a new hazardnazara arose.aro»e. The m e ble, began handing out 20,000 26,000 guim«r»gunners andn August 1968a«tvo inui «.a .ma-mid- took control of tho La- same kind of computers to prepare that beautiful check. If you owe But in Valdosta. Ga., dense ollnas, leaving land at Norfolk, Maeaachuaetts Wing of the Civil cardboard eclipse viewers to aTtemoon ambush Just a few vUlege and used loud* your return...with a program recog­ additional taxes, find out the amount clouds filled the skies during the Va., then touch the country Air Patrol was on “ eclipse thousands of spectators who ar- blocks from ithe scene of a sUnir to wwrn dtisens to nized and accepted by the Internal now, then wait till April j.5 to pay. early morning, frustrating ama- again at ------,Nantucket, ------Mass. alert,” as officials nwarned -v, that Friday. a-ttBck which had taken the gtay ihdoors or be diot. Revenue Service. That’s why we (Meantime, yOu’ll have our free “I Senate Critics Say: teur astronomers gathered at From Nantucket, the shadow as“ “ many as 600 iigni pianes The town’s i»13 iiquorliquor stores Uves of two ...... American...... mUltary' "pay ansnuon," attenUon,” uis tha istm IzruBs iu guarantee mathematical accuracy. Gave to the IRS” button to_ wear.) that prime viewing site. On —88 miles wide and racing were expected, carrying sky- doing their best business offlcera the previous January. repeatedly In Ara)>lc. "We We will pay any penalties and inter­ Nantucket Island off Massachu- along at 1,600 miles anon hour-^ watchers------to Cape . C ^ , Jtoraa s in tnis centuryoemury andana theremere were *ssaawa—...Terrorism from b ^ —the —ex- come noto warn yuu.you. i Do-ro inot w ibmvw allow BOTH FEDERAL ^ , , niAnw ___ anH \7iT1PVAr;t AIkI NantUCkCt for a _____. ^ __, ______tt-AmA l-lstlt am4 left * tom tt... *«*.aw1a** 4a Xs\A«A#A Mi4 ^ est incurred if we don’t meet our setts, however, skies were clear was to cross Nova Scotia and VineyardicjiXAVA w d Nantucket —for V.a that hippies were car- treme rtgtit andi left baa tom terrorists to operate out dC RETURNS- OPEN Newfoundland before leaving smog-freeog-free look at the eclipse. . nearby Guatemala in recent years, and ^ 0,^ terronsto guarantees. COMPUTERIZED * DAYS All Laos Questions €ind a swarm of small planes Besides computers, we have CPA- -FORASUTTLE » A .WSEK WE TRIED, BUT IT CANT BE DONE! carried visitors to the Island. Marginal weather is being swamp where they will view the Sunday’s presldenUal and should crosa the border and AS $5 (Md Bvtfi congressional election was harm Israeli settlements, ws trained people who know every facet tfMlittax Both Valdosta and Nantucket forecast,” the CAP said Friday, eclipse. congressional election ^ h a r m Israsll setUemento preceded by a string of 'violent shall cross the border anid Wt d«ductibl«). were In the path of totality pro­ “ hence there is a substantial Near the other end of the path M any W ill possibility of an aircraft„ becom- .J darkness which the eclipse incidents capped by the kidnap- back.” 800 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST Still Not Answered duced when the moon, with ing of the foreign minister. The Israelis said the five celestial grandeur, passes slow­ Ingig lost or forced down.down.” across parts of the TeL tiB-BSU — Opposite Sti^i A 81m9 WE MUST CLEAR THE STOCK FROM OUR WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen­ on contract for the government in other Incidents before the buildings they blew up were ly across the face of the radiant Air search crews and radio gagtem seaboard, prospective ate critics of U.S. Involvement and for firms under government operators were placed on stand election, a congressional candl- empty,* as were two Lebanese sun, casting a giant shadow into Sneak Peek viewers surged into Nantucket in Laos charge President Nixon contract, he said. Of the total by status at Barnstable Munici­ date and two policemen were army outposts guarding the ap- space and onto the earth. Island, Mass., Friday on air­ still has failed to tell the full sto­ 1,040 Americans, Nixon said, 320 pal Airport, Hyannls. kiUed in what police said was a proach road to the vlUage that On earth, millions of persons planes and ferries carrying ca­ SHOWROOM TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE ry of the American role in the are engaged in military advi­ 'Weather forecasts said the shootout between rightists and they also destroyed, hoped for clear skies to see the At the Sun pacity crowds. little Southeast Aslan country. , sory or training activities ttnd most favorable viewing posts leftlsta, several persona were in- The Israelis said they UUed “ I don’t think it goes all the 323 in logistics work. last major eclipse in or near the ( jrreTui’tomWnrtncl^nt*. end the Arab commando after he United States in this century. BOSTON (AP) — Doctors at for the total and near-total Today’s go-anywhere, way,” Sen. J. W. Fulbright, D- “ I don't see anything new in it the ClvU Air Patrol was p aced J J country’s opened fine on the invaders, But in Valdosta. Dr. Raymond Massachusetts Eye and Ear In- phases of the eclipse would be on “ eclipse alert” in anticipa- Ark., chairman of the Senate much,” said Fulbright of Nix­ in the area from eastern North CLEANINC CREW. OUT THEY GO, AT on's statement. He added that it Hunter* who spent months coor- firmary expect at least a dozen tlon of an expected------600 light (See Page Seven) (See ~Page "Seven) ‘ do-anything Hush Puppies. Foreign Relations Committee, dinatlng Ithe observaUon, said; persons will Ignore warnings Carolina ^and d VirginiaVlr^ma to Longl^ng p,g„gg carrying spectators. Au- said Friday after Nixon’s 3,000- Isn’t Just the statement, “ it’s the answers we are interested “ This is exactly what we and look directly at the sun in IslMd, N .Y^an ^ ’ thoritiesa o H d .. feared some might - be- . i word statement on the U.S. role hoped would not happen.” eclipse today, suffering perhaps ” » WAPthAr Bureau said In Laos was released at Key in.” By mldmomlng, th« sun hod blinding damage to ihe reUna of UNBELIEVABLY LOW, LOW PRICES NOW. Blscayne, Fla. McGovern said he is still in­ o . u . "There are a number of terested in a secret Senate ses­ not broken through the thick ov- bamC^ southern Georgia and nomical League and other sclen- ercast there. ‘"^® *’®®‘ advice I can give. Alaskan Shoreline Clotted things thttt are glossed over,” sion on Laos if the controversial Florlda organizations began regis- said Sen. George 8. McGovern. transcript of subcommittee In contrast, weather was ex- A partial eclipse, depending ‘ ering scientific observers Fri- D-S.D., who said he is pressing hearings is not released by the pected to be nearly perfect for ‘‘®®P on local weather conditions, day. A wide assortment of teie- \^wlne the ecllnse ^ m Nan- ®®“P®®- Th« temptation to sneak By Oil; 10,000 Birds KiUed for the public release of testimo­ administration. ^ w n g me eclipse from wan ^ peek at the sun to see that It’s could coma beoe seen fromirum Justjuai aboutauuui. —- scopes,k—. cameras...... and other...... UP TO S A V E UP TO SAVE ny on TjJUXs given by admlnlstra- He said that “ we have several tucket. Light planes were In a happening up there may all of North America, Central equipment was being set up on ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) in kelp, fishnets and fish immediate tlMi officials before a closed hundred ground perso''nel in holding pattern over Great irreslstable for them.” America and the northweatem sites provided lor observM-s. —Gobs of heavy oil, apparently floats.” Senate subcommittee. Laos cooperating \rith the Lao­ Point, waiting to land at Nan- ^ spokesman said the infli^ section of South America. Valdosta and neighboring flushed from passing tankers, Morris said the estimate of Nixon said air combat mis­ tian Army” in violation of the tucket Airport in what was de- clot beaches along 1,000 miles of 10.000 birds killed was coiuewa- (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) $ 6 0 sions over Laos in the last six 1962 Geneva accords. icribed as perhaps the biggest (See Page Seven) shoreline on the east coast of live and that dead blrte hM $ 8 0 Delivery years have cost nearly 400 U.S. “ Our military planners and Kodiak Island, and federal been drifting onto the beaches casualties and 400 planes. He our national security people spokesmen estimate at least since last month. REFRIGERATORS said there are no American have come to the conclusion 10,000 birds have been killed by There were no reports of on ELECTRIC RANGES groimd combat troops in Laos that they have a divine right to H mammals being killed by ths and no plans for sending any. deceive the American people,” Vietnamization Program ” lt appears that It has been a oil, Dlckason said, but himtsM 'The President said the total McGovern charged. series of tankers coming In and reported finding seals with oil number of Americans employed Sen. George D. Aiken, senior dumping dirty ballast vrater.” on their fur...... by the U.S. government In Laos Gene Dlckason. director of the The deputy regional d lr e c ^ la 616. Another 424 are working (See Page Seven) 6,000 Vietnamese Annually federal Water Pollution Control lor the antlpollutlOT agMoy, Administration office in Anchor- Earl Kart of Portland, Ore., ('£ A Expert UP TO Expert age said Friday. oald the oil may have been dlj- $ 5 0 “But I think there’s no way charged by a tanter lor off we can «Ver Identify any specif- shore and ha-ve ^ e n Woom Train at U.S. Military Sites Ic vessel responsible.” westward to the beaches by Service on DISHWASHERS Service The 1,000 miles of shoreline high wind. , , , . By RICHARD HOMAN At Ft. Eustls, Va., recenUy, instructors at several Installa­ Includes a myriad rff Intricate The mouth of C <^ W e t^ g h t SAVE 260 Vietnamese were studying tions indicate that the South Indentations that reach into the of much oil activity during The Washington Post ' ^ f'.: livi' y Mineral Wells, Tex.—One al­ to be .helicopter mechanics. At Vietnamese, most In their eorly east side of the Kodiak Island past seveml y®"** *• ter another, 80 orange ,and Randolph AFB In Texas, 200 20si are' generally shy at the group from the northern tip of miles, northwest °* ^ * ^ * ^ white helicopters dropped from were receiving their first flying start, but have Impressed In­ Afognak Island 200 miles south- Up ol the Kodiak Uand . ,r L, the brilliant Texas sky, broke lessons in fixed wing aircraft. structors with their grasp of west to the southern end of the Tankers plying bstwwn It ^ their fail Inches above the hard- At Keesler AFB on the Mis- complex U. S. military ma­ Trinity Islands. West Coast states would pssa chinery. In many Instances, packed clay, and settled—some slaslppl Gulf Coast, 160 were In The oil first was noted Feb. 6, east of the Island S A V E ~ they have performed better SAVE smoothly and some eiwkward- the second phase of pilot train­ Ray Morris of Kodiak, a repre- Dlckason said I K i s l i than com'parable classes of U.S. Free ^ly—onto the makeshift landing, ing, studying navigation, air­ semtaUve of the federal onUpol- alyzlng a sample of the oil In an draftees. strip. borne electronics, or learning to lutlon agency said. Fishermen attempt to determine where It l\ ip p i< \ s Inside one of the bubble cock­ be air traffic controllers. But Uie specialties being discovered the sticky stuff on $ 1 0 0 $ 7 0 At Lackland AFB on the edge taught the Vietnamese and the buoys, but It was a couple of Morris added Delivery pits, the student, Worrant Of­ ficer Le Tan Mlnh, said, "It of San Antonio, Tex.. 660 were scope of the program to train weeks Morris said, before the could be done to h ^ on STEREO CONSOLES was pretty good.” His instruc­ taking specialized English Vietnamese instructors indicate extent of the oil spill was real- more of on COLOR TV tor, Warrai^ Officer WlUlom R. courses, learning the technical that VletnamizaUon of the sup­ ized. Bad weather prevented cleanup would >»ve »o ^ » Weils, said’, "Except—” and Jargon of their future military port role will be gradual and •Idrts or panto, this Hush Puppies* shoe wears both welt. Classic styling up front ftinh admitted, "Except for air Jobs. painstaking. At Ft. Wolters, outside Min­ Followed up by a suitably chunky heel. In sparkling season colors. Smooth glova speed—some trouble there.” For example, all of the flight “ If we can’t find a way to boats circled a b ^ n g eral Wells, Tex., 360 were learn­ leathers. $17.00 Warrant Officer Mlnh is ' a training at Randolph and curb this sort of situation, we’ll platform h» ing to fly helicopters, and the HUNDREDS OF GREAT VALUES — FULLY GUARANTEED 22-yeor-old Buddhist Vlet- Keesler is in single-enjdne, pro- wipe out the water birds here," today, ready to flgnt OU . first class of 36 moved Into the MoVrls said. "plll that could oome when the ruunese, a hlg^-school gradu­ pellor-drivon planes. Only a final month of Us 21-week WE CARRY HUSH PUPPIES® FOR EVBHfY ate from Hue. He and his Amer­ small number of Vietnamese Dlckason said members of his fire le extinguished, ASK ABOUT OUR BUDGET TERMS TAILORED TO YOUR NEEDS course, preparing to traziafer staff walked along seven miles The oil fire-flghting tesm of MEMBER OF THE FAMILY. BRING THE ENTIRE FAMILY EATEN, ican Instriiotor are oseigried to are scheduled for advanced In­ after graduation to Hunter of beach and "found plies of Paul “ Red” Adslr plsanofl 40 IN TO SEE OUR WONDERFUL DISPLAY OF THESE FINE SHOES! Ft. Welters, 60 miles west of struction that will enable them Army Alrf(ald in Savannah, dead birds." Nothing can be drop a dynsmlta. pooko^ Dallas. They ore port of the. to fly multi-engine cargo planes Ga., for 16 weeks of odvanced done to try to save others weighing up to 400 pounds to Vletnamlsatlon of the war in . or Jets. . helicopter training. doused with the substance be- snuff out the blaze that atortad "SERVICE" Southeast Asia. Helicopter training at Ft. At Newport, R.I., the navy cause the area Is so remote, ho Feb. 10. ♦ - 't * The Pentagon coiMlders the Wolters end Hpnter is in sln^e was preparing for the arrival said. “ Everything looks good” lor •» training of Vietnamese in the rotor observation-type aircraft. in March of a 60-nuui class of Morris said the oil spill was today—wssttisr parmitUniT OUR BEST United States the key to Few South Vietnamese will South Vietnamese navel officer unlike the slick that coated San- -« a ld a spokesman for Ghstran eventual withdrawal of Ameri­ learn to fly the large troop- candidates. ta Barbara, Calif., beaches last q U Oo., owner ol ths lD*W0ll can fighting men. carrying or gunihlp helicopters. INC. At each of these installations, year. plstforln about SO mlUs off tho This year the training of Vlet- PRODUCT and at the Pentagon, whore the Because the immediate “ It’s not like Santa Barbara,'” Louisiana coast, Thot Seems Clear Enough namese in the U.S. has program Is monitored, officials emphasis is on boosting the he said. "Almoat all the oil has Ths or*w h o)^ to otoor nwoj SHOE DEPARTMENT— Main Floor. Rear . . . quadrupled, from 1,600 to 6,000 The Great Dane pups are Nova and Queenie, owned are enthusiastic and describe number of , Vietnamese flying been washed away from the DOWNTOWH MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER men a year, forming the nu­ dsbris and cap Uw wsUs h o l ^ 445 HARTFORD ROAD - OPEN TILL 9 DAILY, SATURDAY TILL 4 — Sm O EIN O by Hal Chauncey of Surfside, Calif., who says they the results so far as unexpected­ personnel, there is ilttle effort beaches. We’re finding oil OPEN 6 DAYS • THURSDAY NIGHTS tiU 9:00 __ and the sign— have given him and his family a cleus of the future Vietnamese ly good. '(I s o Pago ») (See Page Bight) clumpa In debris on the beach, whole new sense of security. (AP Photofax) fighting forces. Talks with atudeitta and

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