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Scott Palmer, son of Mr. and The Emanuel Choir will re­ Miss Doreen DeCormler of 876 Porter St. has been tapped for Two Delegates Mrs. Donald Palmer of 16 Tim­ hearse tonight at 8 in Duther Average Daily Net Press Run About Town ber Trail, will portray MacBeth Hall at Emanuel Luthenui Induction into the Gold Key Na­ To Convention The Weather tional Honor Society of Emer­ For Hie Week Ended Marine Cpl. Carmelo Arigno, In the Aurora (111.) college Church. Fair tonight: low In 30s. To­ drama guild’s production of son College, Boston, Mass. She Mrs. Walter Semrow of 490 April 4,1671 morrow partly sunny; high near son at Mr. and Mrs. Anthony is a 1966 graduate of Manches­ Pinehurst ^ Beef Sale Arigno of ee Maple St., was •illacBeth.” A 1968 graduate of The Hlramic Legend will be Hilliard St. and Mrs. Jack lEupititts IfpralS 60. Little chance of precipita­ Manchester IBgh School, Palm­ portrayed by the Master’s Club ter High ^ ool. awarded the Navy Achieve­ Soares of 32 TrumbuU St. were tion throughout. ment Medal with 0>mbat V at er Is a junior at the coll^^e. at the meeting of FUendship 15,695 elected by the Ladles Aid So­ the Marine CJorps Air Base, Lodge of Masons In the Masonic Bernard J. Balon of 166 Save up to 20c ■>. on tender cuts of U.S. Choice Pinehurst Lean Oven Manche»ter-^A City of Village Charm ^ Quantico, Va. Carol Clark of 44 Somerset Temple at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow. Loomis St. has completed a cor­ ciety of the Lutheran Women’s Dr. has been named to the It will be a dress rehearsal of respondence course In photo­ Missionary League of 2!lon Beef Roasts and Tender Pot Roasts... (Olamified Advertlalng on Page 25) Navy Fireman Barry K. dean's list at Kent (Ohio) State the Master Mason degree for graphy from the Famous Photo- Lutheran Church as deleg^ates VOL. LXXXX, NO. 172 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 2^1971 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS presentation Friday, April 30, Pagan!, son of Mr. and Mrs. University. grrpher’s School In Westport. to the SOth annual convention when the lodge visits King Horace J. Paganl of 25 Durant He Is employed In the Engl- -'of the Atlantic District of the The CommlsslMi on Educa­ Hiram’s Lodge at Provlncetown For a chdnge try Pine> St., has completed recruit neering Lab of Pratt and Whit­ Lutheran Women’s Missionary training at the Naval Training tion of South United Methodist for the weekend. Harold Leg­ ney Division of United Aircraft, gett, worshipful master, will League. The ccmvention will be Center, San Diego, Calif. He Is Church will meet tonight at 7:30 East Hartford. hurst very leon Smoked preside. May 18-19 at the Chalfonte- a 1970 g^raduate of Manchester at the church. Haddon Hotel in Atlantic City, A v e r a g e High School. Trlnlly Covenant Church will First Church of Christ, Delta Chapter of Royal Arch N. J. Pork Chops . . . extra Sleith Gets M Award Police Arrest Viet Veterans have a Bible study tonight at Miss Emily Klssman and Scientist, will have Its mid­ Masons will confer the Mark By WILLIAM COE JJ.S. Wage Hie Commission on Member­ 7:30 at the church. Mrs. Ernest Ruebin will also at­ ship and Evangelism of South week testimony meeting tonight Master Mason degree when it (Herald Reporter) meets at 7:30 tonight In the tend as guests. lean Brisket or Chuck United Methodist CSiurch will at 8 at the church, 447 N. Main Masonic Temple. Ernest Zoppa, North Manchester Al-Anon Hie convention motto is On Rise meet tonight at 7 :S0 In Susannah St. The meeting Is open to the Manchester industrialist past high priest, will' preside. family group will meet t Reservations may be made by ^ ROUND STEAK CUBE by retiring President Har­ along with a one cent hourly av­ ists. nlor Citizens Center. Members contacting Miss Margaret Mul- STEAKS spec. lb. vey Pastel, was the high­ erage wage rise. The 110, two of whom were The Unitarian - Universallst are reminded to bring Items for kem, HA Ambassador Dr. Society o i Manchester will spon­ a kitchen social. light of the Chamber’s The average paycheck alter women, were taken to two po­ deduction of federal income and lice stations where individual sor a rummage sale Saturday Hie Guard Club of Mystic Re­ Save 10c on 70th annual dinner meet­ Social Security taxes was bonds of $10 were set. They from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at their Harold Walz of 36 Ferguson view, NABA, will meet Friday ing, held at Piano’s Restau­ BITUMINOUS meeting place, 466 Main St. CHUCK PATTIES lb. 8 9 $108.92 for a worker with three were charged with disorderly Rd. Is one at the chairmen fon- at 8 p.m. at file home of Mrs. rant in Bolton. The affair dependents, up $1.07 from Feb­ conduct, rather than the more Mrs. John Fitzgerald and Mrs. the Hartford Bulkeley H)g^ Maude White, 69 Pine St. drew 300. Beruhard Anderson are co- ruary, the report said. serious impedlng-of-Justlce 2 School Class of 1936 A and B chairman. Free coffee will be Deluxe Chopped SIRLOIN The "M” Award, the highest After allowance foi' last charge which was cited to them reunion scheduled for June 5 Disabled American Veterans DRIVEWAYS served during the sale. single honor bestowed on a month’s three-tenths of one per when they were arrested. Auxiliary will meet tonight at In the Terrace Room of the PATTIES lb. Manchester resident, is present­ cent rise in living costs, pur- When word of the arrests was Paifclng Areas • Ctas Stations m Basketball Oourta Hartford Hilton. Joseph Asklar 7:30 at the VFW Home. Hie Twins Mothers Club ed annually on the basis of announced at the veterans’ Now Booking for Seasonal Work at (See Page Ten) Greater Hartford will have its at Wethersfield U chairman at selection by a special Chamber camp on the Capital Mall, re­ All Work Personally Supervised. We are Insured. the class of 1936 A and Walter Hie Rev. Roscoe L. Leach, monthly meeting tonight at 8:15 committee. quests were made for donations Borin of Wethersfield is cochair­ director of the Central Bible SINCE at Christ the King Lutheran ^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiii^ The choice is always kept to pay bail or fines. Many of the 1620 College In The Hague, Holland, DeMAIO BROTHERS Church, 465 Park Ave., Wmd- man of the 1936-B class. Mem­ secret until the presentation. veterans were given canisters CALX. 643-7661 bers who have not been con­ wlU speak at a missionary serv­ sor. Hiere will be an election of ■ Quality The standing ovation accorded and sent to various parts of officers Mlowed by the busi­ tacted should contact the chair­ ice tonight at 7:30 at Calvary I BONELESS TENDER | War Pullout Washington to solicit money. Church. Pound Sleith after a reading by Dr. ness meeting. men of their class. Pastel of his many accomplish­ Arrangements also ' were I U.S. CHOICE I ments was testimony by the made for the veterans to sell their blood at $25 per pint. audience of its approval. Called For At Cornish Hens The veterans, in town this I SIRLOIN STEAK lb. $1.79 | Called to the podium to week for a series of activities receive his plaque, Sleith ap­ = (whole square cut packer cut of Boneless = aimed at speeding an end to the peared surprised and deeply Youth Confab Vietnam war, offered generally = Sirloin (about 15 lbs.) or 7 to 9 Steaks = touched by his selection. ESTEJS PARK, Colo. (AP) — no resistance as police escorted I lb. 1JK9 I “There’s been a terrible mis­ 7 9 i (Herald photo by Coe) Delegates to the White House them from the steps under the take!” was his first reaction. Industrialist William Sleith, left, receives the 1971 Conference on Youth, winding huge pillars of the court to a po­ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimihHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimfiE Very Lean (See'Page Two) ‘M’ Award from outgoing President Harvey Pastel. up four days of lively discus­ lice bus. SMOKED sion, have called for an end to Some of the veterans told Hiese two tender Oven Bonste of UJ9. Obolce Beef are PO R K C H O P S U.S. military involvement in newsmen they were protesting great favorites . . . waste-free, very lean and tender... Vietnam and for the legalization specifically in opposition to easy to slice Rib $1.29 lb. of marijuana. Wednesday’s Supreme Court de­ With about half of the confer­ cision upholding a U.S. District THREE CORNER RUMP Lein $1.39 Is. ence's original 1,400 youth and Court ruling forbidding the ve­ U.S. Fighter - Bombers Attack adult delegates casting paper terans to sleep, build fires or ballots, the vote Wednesday pitch tents on the Capital Mall Our Melvin Lee night for an immediate halt of where they have been staying OVEN ROAST a ^ .3 7 and Strickland Farm's A ‘A\ U.S. military action in South­ all week. Melvin Strickland SAM Sites in North Vietnam east Asia and a complete with­ Many of the veterans .at the think this speoinl drawal by year’s end was 460 to court clasped their hands on top EYE O f ROUND SAIGON (AP) — U.S. fighter- their electronic gear told them cans died of such nonhostlle 155 with 37 undecided. T will double our buelneae oa causes as accidents and Illness. of their heads and marched off bombers attacked surface-to-air ^^e enemy missile radar was A resolution supporting Pres- with the police in what they J . tracking the U.S. planes prepar- This raised total reported ,d ;;e ‘ l«xon LARGE WHITE mlsslle sites deep inside1.1 North plan of Vletnaml- called "prisoner of war style." ft G R A D E A A American casualties in the war zatlon was defeated 339 to 246 Ve^jerans raise protesting fists against Capitol dome last night. (AP Photo) OVEN ROAST *1.39 Vietnam and along the Laotian ^ ^.S. to 44,974 killed in action, 9,469 The veterans .and about a half with 37 undecided. dozen girl antiwar protesters border today. The raids were command also disclosed protec- dead from nonhostlle causes, The withdrawal proposal was and 297,771 wounded in action. showed up at the court about TOP ROUND ROASTS are a good value too, the sixth so-called protective tive reaction strikes inside drawn up by a majority task 8:45 a.m. and began singing and South Vietnamese headquar­ force which studied the South­ P reacUcMi strikes this week and North Vietnam last Sunday and chanting “ Bring our boys home ters reported 494 of its troops at 1 . 3 9 lb. on Tuesday near the Mu Gla east Asia conflict. The defeated Profile of a War Protester now. Bring ’em home.” And: SpeckH Donen the 27th fills year. were killed in action last week, and Ban Kara! passes. Two oth- Vietnamizatlon proposal was ’’.Ml we arc .saying is give peace ,» ■? Amid another day of heavy gj. gm-jj strikes had been report- while the U.S. and South Viet- submitted as a minority resolu- Dave Slaughter, 22, Vietnam ous, ho gets hungry. The boot m Editor’.s Note: Hundreds of ,a chance." PINEHURST POT ROASTS U.S. air activity, ground action gj jjj communique on Monday, namese commands claimed tion. veteran and war protester, it’s camp routine made him so Vietnam veterans have con­ Some of their slogans included continued to be light and scat- As usual, results were un- 2,791 North Vietnamese and Viet The marijuana resolution verged on the nation’s capital to like being in the Army all over nervous he gained 10 pounds. "We were treated like ani- obscenities but the group was Lean, Boneless. Waste-Free tered. There still was no signifi­ known and there were no re- Cong troops killed last week. passed 403 to 156, with 33 unde­ protest the war they once agiiin !uid he doesn’t like it, any 4 9 ' mals," he .said, "driven wherev- ollierwise oiderly. cant fighting reported in the ports of any U.S. aircraft being The Cambodian government cided. It included a recommen- fought. Why? A member of the better the second time around. nlne-day-oId Vletnamese-Ameri- In fact, if he could got a ride, er we had to go. We had to At 9:15 and again at 10.15 And Melvin Lee is glad to hlt. reported its forces and support- dation that the criminal records AP Special Assignment Team can operation in the A Shau val­ The U.S. Command's weekly ing pliines killed 50 North Viet- of persons already Jailed under 11 proiesie. , ..ehe’d- uvbe - tempted------to cut short his swing on horizontal bars before thl%u^ BOTTOM ROUND feature new crop VcgetaWea Interviewed a typical protester, ley alongside the lower Laotian casualty summary said 56 namese and Viet Cong in an all- existing marijiana laws be and the following " Profile of a protest here and he.ad home to chow, and in chow hall, we had in, CapL V. W. Coble of the Su- at real low prices . . . panhandle. Americans were killed in action day battle Wednesday 60 miles ^jped clean. Protester" resulted. his wife, Ruth, back in Brook- three minutes to eat before preme Court poli'-“ annnnnce 3to3'/2lb.end b.$1.05 ings, S.D. they’d start yelling, '■Get the to the protesters: You are in DBNDIEB YOUNG About 30 B52 bombers last week, 14 more than the pre­ southeast of Phnom Penh. But Eight other conference task By KEN HARNETT it isn’t that his hatred of the hell out of our chow hall.’ violation of U.S. Code, Sec. 1507. SUMMER SQUASH dropped nearly 1,000 tons of vious week; and 195 were the Cambodians reported 17 of forces worked in such areas as BOnOM ROUND CENTER SLICES bombs on enemy supply routes, wounded, 123 fewer than the their own men killed and 16 Associated ITess Writer war haa lessened. It hasn’t. It He was also beginning to meet You must stop demonstrating storage depots and infiltration week before. Another 22 Ameri- wounded. (8*® Page Ten) WASHINGTON (AP) - For caused him to hitchhike halfway people with developed argpt- and leave the premises immedi- LONDON BROIL corridors in the upper Laotian across the country to join hun­ ments sigainst the war, argu- ately or you will be subject to I b a 3 9 ^ panhandle bordering North Viet­ dreds of other Vietnam veterans ments that Slaughter said he re- arrest.” SWISS STEAK nam, along the demilitarized in this week's capital demon­ si.sted at first and finally accept- The city police were sum- ed the longer he stayed in the moned by T. Perry IJppltt, Young, Tender, New zone and In eastern Cambodia. strations. POT ROASTS R>. $1.19 Two FT05 fighter-bombers es­ Was 64 But now that he’s here, he Army. marshal of the court. But high GREEN BEANS corting the U62s over Laos fired feels ineffectual, especially with Ihen, on May 15, 1968, Slaugh- sources indicated it was Chief radar-homing Shrike missiles at some of the ex-troopers mono- ter went to Vietnam, assigned to Justice Warren E. Burger who the radar-controlled enemy polizing themegaphones, laying the 1st Air Cavalry’s 8th Engi- set the arrests in motion, and for those who prefer juicy CHUCK, lb. 29* SAM sites. out marching orders, and wield- neer battalion. Nevertheless. W ednesd^ One target was inside North Haiti’s President Duvalier ing those toy rifles. what he remembers most night, the veterans voted 480-400 we offer Boneless CHUCTK ROAST at 9 9 ^ lb. Vietnam, 25 miles northeast of "These are just like the guys about the Vietnamese, he said, to continue slaying at the Mall TOMATOES who were in the Army, only is their hatred of the Ameri- site through the week of activl- You'll have a field day shopping at or the Mu Gia pass, about 85 miles northwest of the DMZ and 21 their hair is a little longer,” cans. Slaughter said he didn't ties. They voted to sleep at that Fabric Fair, because nobody in this entire BLCKIK CHUCK 1st Cut 4 pock 39* miles east of the Laotian bor­ said Slaughter, his own long blame them. site, in violation of the court or- der. The second attack was on a Illness blond hair all but hidden by a "I was on convoys from time der. Dies After 90-Day slouch hat brought back from Center Very Lean BLOCK 6 5 ^ SAM site one mile Inside Laos, to time. It used to be great sport At the Supreme Court, one area has a bigger selection of 30 miles northwest of the Mu Vietnam. Why pay 79c for lO's "These guys are contradicting (See Pago Ton) (See Page Ten) Gla pass and 106 miles north­ take over as president In the PORT AU PRINCE, themselves. You a.sk them how POTATOES when you west of the DMZ. event anything happened to MjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii they liked the Army and every­ The U.S. Command said re­ Haiti (AP) — Dictator him. This was because Jeane buy them at Pinehurst one of them will tell you sults were unknown. The Amcri- Francois “ Papa Doc’’ Du- Claude was below the previous­ S To help Yidtli all Uie yard cleaning activity . . • s for how they hated it; yet they want NOVELTY CURTAINS can pilots did not see any SAMs yaljej- jg dead at 64. His 19- ly established age. to get me into a formation and S our VALUE PANEL EXPERTS selected this apeclals or 20’s at 89d flred at them but attax:ked after yg^r-old son Jeane Claude Before he became 64 last In Wethersfield march me to the Pentagon and I week, associates said Duvalier We have the best ------— ------was announced today as see them carrying thosej guns = New AHigater would make a birthday appear­ and they are really havUig fun LETTUCE at 2 S t the new president of Haiti. ance to demonstrate that he was Police Sharpshooting Ends = BAGGIES TRASH BAGS IO p^ r M c I An announcement from the with those guns.” SPECIALLY PRICED head. healthy and strong. He did not. presidential palace said: "Pres­ In dress (combat Jacket, His son took his place. The pal­ 36x37 Inches.. .fits 26 to 36-gal. cans ident Duvalier is dead after a boots, embroidered levis), hair Sams Says ace insisted that Duvalier need­ Bizarre Bank Robbery Bid Xnat the bag lor yard cleannp! = B A N A N A S t lbs. three-month illness. He passed style (thin beard, long hair), 2 ed rest on the orders from his away last night.” The death ap­ language (hip) and manner HARTFORD (AP) — Richard the first man taken hostage. doctors. (open and informal). Slaughter Wilson a 25-year-old man who authorities said. K E E B L E R ’ S I Seale Gave parently occurred about 8 p.m., Duvaller’s death raised specu- • ____is typical______of the veterans _gath- police say bungled a bizarre at- The bizarre chain of events ^IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIR? but it was not disclosed until 12 lation of a struggle for power, PECAN SANDIES ered here for the renewed round tempt at bank robbery by ran- was described this way by po­ HERE WE SHOW JUST FIVE...MORE, MUCH MORE WITHIN THE STORE! hours later. despite the appointment of his or of peace demonstrations. gom in nearby Wethersfield, was lice: - ‘Kill’ Order Haitian radio stations began son as successor. GERMAN CHCXIOLATE " But they are united by more under guard today at Hartford Wilson allege^y focused his (C )“BARBARA" (D) “SIWVFLI" (E) “COLONIAL" Shurfine GHsode playing funeral music. Some Since Haiti is only 46 miles (A)H0R SEr (B)“PICADIir COOKIES than Just clothes and style. All Hospital recovering from sur- plan on the family of Paul Mon- FULL RUFFLED By PETER OOWEN women were seen weeping at from Cuba at the nearest point, PRMT 6MGHAM MULTimOR EMBROIDERED PEANUT BUTTER FABRIC HNISH remember the war and the part tlnierl, a vice president of the S 2 « 2 fo r Associated Press Writer street comers. Others stood the • hemisphere is sensitive to gery for head wounds. 19-ox. eon aimlessly along roads, listening they played in it. A Wethersfield policeman sta­ South End Bank and Trust Oo. NEW HAVEN (AP) its upheavals and the possibility on Franklin Avenue in Hartford. 2.99 4.99 34b. far The prosecution’s key witness to the distant strains of a palace Slaughter, now studying politi­ tioned outside gpmned Wilson 2.99 2.99 2.99 VERMONT MAID of a thrust in Haiti’s direction Montlnierl Uves in suburban 2 24-. 30-. 36- long cal science at South Dakota 30” nnd 36* lonf 30* and 36* lODf 30* and 36* lonf .30* and 36* loni against Black Panther Chairman guards band, playing somberly. from Fidel Castro’s Commu­ down with a single shot Wednes- PURE MAPLE SYRUP State University, repaired bull­ day night as he allegedly threat- Wethersfield vrith his wife and Multi-color embroidery Tiers of soft ruffles Fluid sheers of Bobby G. Seale testified Thurs- Jean Claude, who will be 20 in nists. Exciting Mardi-Gras Tier curtains with 1.39 dozers and cranes. ened to shoot another policeman two teenage children, rick-rack trim and and "peek aboo” and delicate embroidery. 100% Dacron' with matching 1 2 oz. 9 9 d day that Seale confronted Alex May. was designated months Diplomatic sources foresaw type print with multi­ "A ll right, I was a mechanic. being held hostage in the home But Wilson went first to the color ball fringe. matching tiow ties. eyelets. Permanent press; Tailored of machine ball fringe. Also deep Rackley In the early morning ago by his father as the heir to the possibility of a long period ruffles for added elegance. A •' JONES PU RE 1 never fired a rifle in malice. of a bank vice president. home of Paul Montinleri in Machine washable 50% Koder, 50% Avril' 50%Kodel’ and 50% Avril’ . washable 100% cotton B. C rocker hours of May 20, 1969 and—al- the presidency. He was cheered of chaos in this tiny, impover­ MAPLE SYRUP But we did things that had to be Police said Wilson had tried Bloomfield, police said—and he and permanent press. f^ric is machine Pink, Blue, Gold, Green. muslin. Melon, Green White, Gpid, Melon, Green W ESSO N OIL though Rackley denied he was by a throng when he appeared ished Caribbean nation of i five and Pink • Valance, $2.99 POTATO BUDS done for the guys out in the field 50%Kodel».50%Avril*. washable and permanent Valance, $1.99 or Gold. * Valance, $1.99 1 6 oz. a police informer—ordered him in the garden in front of the pal- million. A struggle for power to take the bank officer and his had taken the wrong man hos- Swag, $5.99 work. I fixed a bulldozer and it family hostage, planning to hold tage by the time he realized his , Red, Gold or Blue. press. Green, Gold or 49-OX. ja r 16-01. ace. Officials said he already could be concentrated, mlean- LYNDEN BONED would be used to clear woods or them for ransom to be paid in iCanopy, S2.99 Red • Canopy, $2.99 1 George Sams Jr., a stocky, had been sworn into office-ap- while, among the high-ranking mistake. CHICKEN help build a bunker or destroy bank money, Undaunted, Wilson then al- former Panther who has plead- parenUy during the night, officers of Duvailer’s armed an enemy bunker. I was in on But the plan went awry at legedly forced 'Montinleri to 8 6 oz. jars as* ed guilty to second-degree mur- The official radio announced a forces, always the source of po­ hr 1.09 the deal. Everyone is. I pay my two points, police said — first drive him to Wethersfield, der in the killing, told the Jury new Cabinet with only two hold- litical struggle in Haiti. taxes so I’m in on it right now.” In the new Cabinet list only when the would-be robber took where he gained entrance to of five blacks and seven whites overs. Slaughter who wears gold- the wrong man hostage and sec- the Montinleri home and took that Seale “ asked Rackley if he The elderly Duvalier, a litUe Secretary of Education Edner rimmed spectacles and walks one when, finally at the right Montinleri inside with him. Brutus and Secretary of Com­ was a pig ” an Informant. doctor who built a political ma- with the loping gait of a cowboy Pinehurst merce Lebert Jean-Pierre were house, he let the family’s two gut in the confusion. 13-year- ”No sir.” Sams said Rackley chine out of a mixture of Voo- —he used to work as a ranch- 1 ■ retained. Adrien Raymond, dep­ chlldren slip out and alert po- pgui Montinleri and his 14- SI Plenty repUed. ” I’m not a pig.” Pressure ^ d popular ap- hand—joined the Army after Open uty secretary of foreign affairs, lice. year-old sister Marisa escaped. A Black panther official, Lan- peal, had mn the country with graduation from Custer, S.D., U i n A til fs the new foreign secretary. Finally, police said, all the ci- -pney went to a neighbor’s house Thurs. don Williams, then asked Seale an iron hand for nearly 14 High School in 1967. Duvalier, known to all Hai­ vilion hostages were allowed to neighbor called police. of what was to be done with Rack- years He was a conser%'ative in high leave and the only hostages the & F ri. None of the announcements tians as popa Doc, Was a spec­ Soon a policeman, Robert Ru- ley, Sams said, and Seale re­ school, but he was on his way man was holding were three po- 1 lllwllUI Wv reported the cause of death. The tacular dictator even in the ganis, went to the door. But he 8 a.m. t i l into his own special brand of llcemen one of them disguised plied : "president for life," as ,he had Western Hemisphere, whose his­ was quickly disarmed and be­ 9 p.m. “ A pig is a pig. DO away with as a priest. incorporated Parking himself designated, had suf­ tory has had more than its radicalism by the time he fin­ came the fourth hostage. Wilson, reported in fair condi­ him. Off the ...” fered a series of strokes. He ished pre-Vietnam training Police surrounded the house, SeaJe has denied ever giving share of harsh dictatorships. tion at Hartford Hospital Thurs­ was also a diabetic. He rose to power in 1957 by stints at FI. Lewis, Wash., and starting a three-hour siege, and such an-qrder or seeing Rack- day. was charged with kidnap­ As his health weakened, Du- means of an election that ap­ Ft. Bevoir, Va. imother policeman — Detective CORNER MIDDLE TURNPIKE AND MAIN ... ley, a Panther from New York ing and robbery, police said. Die John valler asked the republic’s legis­ peared then to have been adroit- Part of his radlcalization, he Karangekls—followed Ru- robbery charge stemmed from USEYOUR MASTER CHARGEATTHIS FABRIC FAIRSrORE: City, during a 12-hour stay in lature in January to change the President Duvalier, whose death was announced to­ said, was the Army itself. PARKING . CARRY OUT... the alleged theft of money from (See Page Seven) constitution to allow his son to (See Page Seven) day, is showR at dedication ceremony .(AP Photo) Whenever Slaughter gets ner\’- MANCHESTER PARKADE: open daily till 6 P.M., Thurs. and Fri. till 9 P.M. (See Pago Ten) r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1971 PAGE THREE PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1971 records, and new he has written ■j ringer concludes that an In­ salers of research, mutual fund Business Mirror a book, to be published soon by vestor is best advised to make managers, trust officers, and sc Sheinwold on Bridge Henry Regnery Oo., about toe his own decisions based on toe forth. Manchester Parkade g Open Wed., Thurs., Fri. till 9 PJN. ‘Butterfly’ quality of investment advice. It greatest amount of information Unfortunately, toe gfood get CHOOSE BIGHT TIME FOR Cheap Economic Advise has toe provocative title, “I he can acquire. “Professional” tarnished with the bad. Rational Performance DOUBLE FINESSE NORTH ’They’re So Smart, How Come advice, he insists, is often from thinking dictates there are good By ALFRED SHEIN’WOLD 4 96542 Can Be Costly for Inventor You’re Not Rich?’’ toe mouths of amateurs. advisers somewhere, and Sprin­ An experienced bridge play­ cy j 5 Read it and you’ll likely main­ “Investment advisory serv­ ger doesn’t deny it. Moreover, 0 A 10 3 there are many firms with high Said Great er thinks of taking two finesses By JOHN CUNNIFF ment period ... A large reser­ tain your own counsel hereafter. ices make promises they cannot 4> AQ7 standards and some with good when he has A-J-10 of a suit.' AP Business Analyst voir of buying | ower is still on ’The forecasts quoted above are fulfill, claim to do research they This is usually a good idea WEST EAST not Isolated examples. Springer do not do, and sometimes prac­ results. By JOHN OBIJBER NEW YORK (AP) — One of the sidelines, waiting to ‘uncov­ There was a truly great when he has both the jack and 4 Q 4 KJ claims that a study of market tice outright fraud upon their toe most revealing and reward­ er’ new and attractive situa­ But what Springer does seem ■‘Madama Butterfly” at the tlfe ten in the same hand as the K 9 8 3 107642 letters at that time showed bull­ customers,” he writes. to succeed in doing is to argue ing pastimes for an Investor is tions.” Bushnell last evening, as the ace, but is unsound when eihter C Q 9 8 7 O K65 ishness by an 8 to 1 ratio. convincingly that toe process of to go back over toe recommen­ —’’Right now we have bullish Much of toe so-called advice Connecticut Opera Association the jack or the ten is in the J 10 9 8 4^ 64 3 finding a good adviser is much dations of securities advisers action in all three key segpnents ’The evidence assembled, is meant “ not to serve the inter­ brought its season to a close. I hand opposite the ace. The rea­ SOUTH more difficult than finding a and compare their forecasts of toe market . . . ’The technical much of it previously published est of the Investors to whom it is doubt that you’ll ever encoun­ son is shown in today’s hand. 4 A 10 8 7 3 good stock. with conditions that actually en­ background is very strong, and but not so skillfully coordinated, addressed,” but instead ter a superior performance South dealer. ^ A Q to sued. there is not enough Adverse fun­ shows that investment advisers generate broker commissions. wherever you may go, and that Both sides vulnerable. 0 1 4 2 damental news to make us not only need not be smart, but “ Even when advice is honestly is saying something. Opening lead — Jack of olubs. 4i K 5 2 Revealing In toe sense that doubt our interpretation . . they need be almost nothing motivated, it is likely to be bad. A Costly Strike Jeannette Pilou. heard here South won the first trick with North East toe investor will see how glib and cheap is much investment —‘"The upside implication . . else either. for the first time, was an ideal the king of clubs, drew a round ^ j » Pass 3 4 Pass BRYAN, Ohio (AP) — Auto­ advice. Rewarding in that he plainly points to considerably “As long as you have no crlm ' Springer, a professional writ­ Butterfly and Enrico di Gul- of trumps with the ace and then » All Pass mobile thievery reached a new seppe was a fine match fo her led a low diamond to' try a fi­ will learn how cheap advice can higher levels, i e., 13(X) (for toe inal record and have not been er on business themes, con­ high—or perhaps a new low—for in the role of Pinkerton. Their nesse with dummy’s ten. ’This ^ " be costly and therefore to be ig­ Dow Jones Industrieil Average) caught violating securities cludes that “ over toe whole 90-year-old Miles Lester. CENTBt duet at the end of Act 1 was would have worked if West had gi^n to make if your long suit nored in toe future. over toe longer term and a pos­ laws,” Springer states, “ you area of Investment advice lies He was in church when some­ greeted with a positively roar­ held both the king and queen of ^gre headed by A-Q or by A-10 In late Novemberi' and early sibly nearer term 1100 to be may set up your own advisory one appalling fact: It lacks one stole his car—a 1909 Brush. ing ovation, which it deserved. diamonds, but in the actual because high cards have more December of 1968, with toe mar­ reached, say, in toe first half of service and advertise for standards.” ’The field attracts Police located toe antique car Added to this, we had the truly hand East was able to win with vgjue in a long suit than in a ket ready to slide Into a pro­ 1969.” clients. “hordes who could not meet any six months later in Claverack, excellent Suzuki that Rita de the king of diamonds. short suit. TTie jack would also longed decline that would be toe Many people have threatened “ You can hang out your shin­ proijessional standards of educa­ N.Y., unharmed and with a new Carlo has displayed here on Later in the hand, Soqjh had more valuable if accom- worst since 1929, long-term to dig up toe damning records gle, Invite clients to your office, tion or experience that might be paint job. previous occasions. mony. Members from left, are Charlene Fahey, the problem of trying for two pgnjed by other honors. views by member finrns of toe that so often, and curiously, re­ and manage their money, tak­ established.” After all toe facts were It was Pilou all the way, of “The Illusions,” barbershoppers from the Mountain Laurel Chapter of Sweet Adelines in close har­ Florence Sullivan, Mary Jane Crandall, Susan Gunas. diamond tricks with J-4 in his Copyright 1971 New York Stock Exchange in­ main safely Intered, permitting ing a percentage of their assets Springer Is out to prove a case checked and a culprit identified, course. Butterfly and Pinker­ own hand and A-3 in the dum­ General Features Corp. cluded ; so many vain forecasters to as your fee. To do these things and he has documented his con­ two of Lester’s friends drove to ton carry the first act. Butter­ my. South couldn’t develop a —‘"niere are now and will be boast, “As I told you last year you only have to register with clusions well, whether it in­ New York then returned toe car fly and Suzuki do the same for second' diamond triclc because STATEMANCHiSTIB CINTfR volves market letter writers, to Bryan aboard a flatbed trail­ 2 many good buying opportunities toe Securities and Exchange PBII PABK BIAS OF THIATBI| the second, and of course we Sleith Gets Chamber M Award West was sure to play the queen during this present tax adjust­ John Springer did look at toe Commission'. . brokerage house officers, whole­ er. have Butterfly’s suicide in the only when South led the jack. THEATER TIME At 1 ;20-.3 •■10-5 !l0-7 ;10-9 ;06 final stanza. It was played in (Continued from Page One) Eieclarer would no! have been SCHEDULE all its old fashioned saccharin- better off if he had begun the WALT DISNEY ity, and it was played for all it Gathering his emoUons, Sleith diamonds by leading the jack. PRODUCTIONS’ THE was worth., There . are . greater commented, . , "I m deeply j _-i.. honor- West would cover at once with Burnside — “A New Leaf , i i operas, of course, but you are , , . t the queen, and dummy’s ace 7:30, 9:30 BAREFOOT unlikely to encounter a greater ^ , , would win. Later, East would Cinema I — “ Airport” , 7:00, performance than last night’s’ very humble. or ng save his king to capture dum- 9:30 EXEamVE^. With a superb Butterfly, an this town that I love has been ■ my’s ten. Cinema n — “A New Leaf” , /iVlMOyr|P>oActats THaMROLOtr g J 2 extraordinary Pinkerton and a honor and this award is the Better Plan 7:00, 9:30 thoroughly fine- Suzqki, the sue- greatest honor of my life, South should make the slam State—-“ Barefoot Executive,” Plus Short Subject cess of the production was al- ’ ’Many of the things you w by inducing the opponents to i; 20, 3:16, 5:10, 7:10, 9:05; “NOAH’S ARK” most guaranteed from the out- said about me are partly true,” begin the diamonds. After tak-. "Noah Ark” (Short Subj.), 1:00, set. But when you get a Goro he commented. Calling upon his Reg. 12.00 Girls' Long Prairie Dresses 6.99 ing the king of clubs and the 2 :50, 4:60, 6:50, 8:46 as good as that offered by Ar- wife, Iona, to stand, he intro- ace of trumps. South should run uA Theater—“Konga—"God- ’Hie new FronUer Look. Great cotton prints. Sizes 7 to 14. thur Graham and a Sharpless duced her to the gathering, say- the top clubs, followed by the ^uia vs The ’Thing” , 2:00; as good as Seymour Schwartz- ing, "She equally deserves this ace of hearts and then the "Loyerg g n j Other Strangers” , Reg. 5.00 'lo 7.00 Girls' Scooter Skirts 2.99 & 3.99 man, you’ve really rounded out award. Thank you very much.” queen of hearts. 7:00, 9:00 Great assortments . . . denims, twills, prints. Sizes 4 to 6x, 2.99. Sizes 7 to 14, 3.99 a tremendously fine cast. The arrangements for this ■Whoever wins the trick must TTien we got Joseph Fair as year’s program, plagued with Manchester Drive-In — ‘"The lead a diamond. In the actual Owl & The Pussycat”, 7:30; Reg. 4.50 Frayed Leg Shorts 3.50 a more than adequate Bonze, problems in obtaining a speak- hand. West takes the king of Trim Western fit. Bright denims. Navy denims. Sizes 7 to 14. Davld Hicks as a believable er, got another unexpected re- “ MacKenna’s Gold” , 9:16 hearts but cannot afford to lead East Hartford Drive-In — Yamadori and even a better versal late yesterday afternoon a heart or a club since dummy “War Between The Planets” , Reg. 3.98 Zip Front Short Shorts 2.98 than average Kate in Yolanda when the program committee could ruff while South got rid 7:30; “Superango & The Face­ Pre-shnmk denims by a famous maker. Many colors. Sizes 7 to 14. Antoine. For once the baby learned that Miss Connecticut of a diamond. didn’t steal the show. Michelle of 1970, Cynthia Ann Fowler of When West leads a low dla- less” , 9:00 Special! Nylon Cire Drizzler Coats 6.99 Stavola was cast as ’Trouble Cheshire, had suddenly come mond. declarer plays low from East Windsor ___ Drive-In—“Van- and it was a positive relief not down with the German measles dummy. East wins with the ishlng Point , 7:30; Kremlin For Fair or Foul weather. Snap front, pockets, vent. Sizes 7 to 14. to hear half the women in the and could not attend, king of diamonds and can cash Letter” , 9:20 Reg. 8.00 to I 1.00 Jackets & Car Coats 2.99 to 5.99 audience oohlng and ahing and Miss Fowler, who was to have the king of spades but must ~ ~ J" drowning out the music with gung several numbers in addi- Nylons, Polyesters, Poplins, Zip fronts. Button fronts. Hooded styles. Many are lined. then lead a diamond to give imn MTTttHEH Some are Imperfects. Sizes 4 to 14. their comments of ‘‘Cute, ador- yon to her talk, had been se- dummy a free finesse. The rec­ able ,” and so on. lected early this month as a THEATRE EAST ommended line of play works Reg. 30.00 Year 'Round Pant Coats 15.00 There was new scenery for replacement for Dr. Homer even if East has both the king All weather gabardine trench coat with matching pants. Fine make. Sizes 7 to 14. the production, which like the Babbidge, president of the Uni- and queen of diamonds sets fonnerly to be seen here, verslty of Connecticut, origlnal- GIG YOUNG In WALTER A. MORRISSEY STATE SEN. DAVID ODEGABD Daily QuesHoii was well painted but conceived ,y scheduled as the speaker. Dr. Reg. .69 Lollipop Panties 3 for 1.69 As dealer, you hold: Spades, "LOVERS AND with no particular inspiration. Babbidge was forced to cancel Lots of colors and plenty of whites. Stock up now. Sizes 4 to 14. It provided a backg^round for commitment here when he most worthwhile legislation Though many last-minute ad- 12th largest of its kind on re- 9-6-5-4-2; Hearts, J-5; Dla- OTHER STRANGERS" the opera, but it would have ^ ^ "in ^ te d by'fm agency of the passed so far, he said, included justments had to be made, last cord. monds, A-10-3; Clubs, A-Q-7. ______w Reg. 5.00 Girls' 2-Pc. Short Sets - 3.99 been just as good for ‘"The fg^gral government to attend a a bill prohlblUng lead poisons night’s program exuded good An incorporator and trustee of W h a t do you say. Matinees Mon. - Fri. Shorts with matching tops. Permanent press polyester & cotton blends. Sizes 7 to 14. M ikado;” it had no Individual- conference yesterday in Mexico In paints;- one passed yester- fellowship and the crowd ap- Manchester Memorial Hospital, Answer: Pass. ’The hand is (G) “KONGA Also ity. day giving 18-year-olds the peared to enjoy themselves Sleith has been a director of the not quite worth an opening bid. ‘GODZILLA vs THE THING’ Reg. 8.00 Famous Maker's Swim Suits 4.99 Rlccardo Moresco staged the G^yid odegard, freshman ^ght to donate blood without thoroughly. Most remained for American Heart Association and You would have a closer deci- Curtain Time at 2 Special group of great styles. Sizes 8 to 16. work and took considerable lib- gpnator from Manchester, parental permission; the wire- dancing right to the end of the the Manchester association; and Show Out at 5 ertles with the text as set forth contacted about 3:30 yes- tapping b l l l - ” terribly watered proeram at 10:30. has served on the board of the ------All Our Girls' Soring Coats Vz Price originally by Illlca and Gia- gftemoon, and he agreed down but i^cessary— ’; new william Sleith, this year’s Connecticut Cancer Society. He Reg. 25.00 to 38.00. NOW 12.60 to 19.00. Sizes 4 to 14. cosa. His chMges didn t help, speeding legislation; and a bill Award recipient, is the was 1968 chairman of the United MOVIE RAHNOS but at least they did nothing to permitting six-man juries In founder of the Iona Manufactur- Appeal In Manchester and head- FOR PARENTS AND Crushed Vinyl All Weather Coats 11.00 hinder. If it was your “rst °r obtained to provide „ h» Co.—named for his wife— ed area Cancer Fund drives In B^illy lined coats with toe look of glove leather. All-purpose, all weather. Sizes 4 to 14. second Butterfly you entertainment were called '"‘’Ich he relocated here In 1966 i9f», 1960 and 1961. y o u n g P E O P U E b^thlr C^^lo S s c o "The Illusions.” a barbers^p B Incorporator of the V m o b i9 G tiv o t m ra tin g t i* lo M o m Reg. 7.00 Girls' Denim Knit Dresses 3.99 Z ^,";^;fbfu\ ZZZ" p ^ o n l$ o b o iit tho suH obUrtf of presided in the pit and kept a quartette, whose members are youngsters of 16 and on Regent St. to inake the com- Savings Bank of Manchester ffievfo tor viowing by thok ehMrtn. Polyester & cotton knit. Machine washable. Sleevel^s. Stripes & solid color combina­ nice balance Between singers drawn from Manchester s commit serious crimes Pony’s naUonaliy known line of and a member of the Town De- tions. Sizes 7 to 14. and orchestra, as well as pro Sweet Adelines. murder, with- blenders, mixers and other velopment Commission. He is a I ALL ACES AOHIHEO vldlng tempos that neither The group sang several num- giving them a court re- small electrical appliances. trustee of Western New England Goneral Audiences Reg. 5.00 & 6.00 Flare Leg Slacks 2.99 & 3.99 dragged nor seemed rushed, bers during dinner and were pord,” he charged. The firm has expanded In (joUege In Springfield and has Colorful cotton prints. Lots of flare. Zipper fly front. Sizes 7 to 14. ^ The result was fine sounding brought back for an encore at important legislation terms of space and number of served on the Regional Advisory MX ACES AOMiniD ensemble. conclusion of the program, jg g^jj come, and slated for employes several times over the Council of Manchester Commun. Paitntil Guidanc* Sug9«ta4 Req. 15.00 & 18.00 Polyester Knit Pant Dresses 6.99 & 8.99 'Hie chorus for this one is Their tunes — among them debate in the Senate within the years and in 1959 became a ity College, GP Double knits from a famous maker. Dress with matching flare slacks. Sizes 3 to 6x, small and acquitted itself pro- “Goody, Goodbye,” “Shakin’ gg^t few weeks will be the “no division of General Signal Corp., He has served the Chamber of 6.99; Sizes 7 to 14, 8.99. fessionally. I think the "Hum- the Blues Away,” “ My Cutey- fault” insurance bill, Odegard with Sleith remaining as head Commerce In numerous capaci- I I RUTRICUO mlng Chorus” at the end of Act Do” — were roundly applauded pointed out. of the firm. ties; as first vice president and I I Undar 17 rtRuini tccompanyini n could have been a little and added to the festive atmos- jjg estimated It will be six He is nationally regarded for gecond vice president of the Parant or Adult Guardian BURNSIDE EVENINOS 7:36-9:30 5:0 BURNSIDE iV E EAST HiRTFORO stronger, but it was nothing to phere. weeks ’’before the smoke his forward-looking practices in board of directors, chairman of SUN. 2:50 • 4:30 • 6:30 • 8:30 complain about very strenuous- ’The program, with William R. went on to predict no state in- hiring physically and mentally the urban development commit- FREE PARKING 528 -3333 ly. Costuming was good but not Johnson serving as master of went on top redict no state in- handicapped persons and In tee; member of the accredita- . NO ORE UNDER 17 AOMIHED so lavish as on some occas- ceremonies, began with the come tax, that instead the was chosen to receive the tion and town affairs commlt- (Aga limit may vary In ctrliln ataaa) sions. presentation of the colors by a gales tax will be increased to “Employer of the Year” award tees, and chairman of the manu- — TONITE — With productions as good as color Guard from Headquarters 6% per cent, and that paying tj,g National Association for facturers division, “ OWL AND PUSSYCAT” Reg. 6.50 Hot Pants 3.99 Shown First at 7:30 this one. it would seem that c3o., 76th Infantry Division (Re- off the state debt will be Retarded Children. He had pre- ,He Is a mem ber of the Gov- «u B ra *“ W rmmatiM ivIANCHESTe Sizes 3 to 13. or D Great fit. Great styles. Button front. Great stripes. Patch Pockets. next year’s series Is guaran- serve), followed by the National stretched over a three-year y[Qogjy won similar awards at emor’s Committee on Employ- HonOM ncnai oooa or m 1 aaail innii. RTES B & 44A • BOLTON NOTCH teed a sellout and an artistic Anthem. period. jj,g j-eg(lonal and state levels. ment of the Handicapped. Special! Nylon Cire Bush Coats 6.99 When a mixup in signals caus- ’The senator also foresaw success. The national honor of Sleith He and his wife make their All purpose coats with lots of snap and lots of zingy colors. ed the opening to falter state university tuitions being te j m ';;; Hubert H. Hum] hom"e ir32“ wyUys St COLUMBIA PICTURES AKO HASTAR PRODUCTIONS PRESENT Manchester Area momentarily, Johnson, vrryly set at $300-$400, and less at 41,^^ Reg. 12.00 & 14.00 Preteen Swim Suits 8.00 alluding to the series of prob- other institutions; and estab- ^ „^g^ M F^y STARK-HERBERT ROSS Production 2 Plecers from a fine maker. Sizes 8 to 14. lems over the program, com- lishment of a state lottery and g ■ ,g g^ployment practlc- M otorcyclist mented, “ At this point, I’d set- mandatory auto Inspections. gg ^ COIN SHOW Barbra George SUNDAY, APRIL 26th Reg. 12.00 Teens' & Juniors' Swim Suits 8.00 tie for three boy scouts and a He predicted there would be p^ggi^gnt of his class at North- Is In ju red In 12 A.M. to 8 P.M. Streisand Segal Great value! Famous make 2 plecers. Teen 6 to 13. H H u l**""*?^ °"uvpuh^ eastern University, where he ’The InvwaUon and benedic- taxes, due to the Ukellho^ ^ electrical Knlghta of Columbus Hall 3 for 1.99 M ishap w ith Car increases would lead to g“XeerTng“'lleUh “ha^‘7lVa^ 138 Main St. The Owl and the Pussycat Reg. .89 Lollipop Panties MEAchester, Conn. Screenplayby Producedby Directedby Permaknlt cotton knit briefs. Contour fit. White & Colors. Both operators were charged O' o' ^ hefn ver^^^etlve In community BUCKHENRY RAYSTARK HER8ERTROSS ,. f „„ Center Congregational Church. Several times throughout his " ^ ■' FRE E ADMISSION —ox ee vw Of, on:. M4JIMOM 3.99 follovrti^ a car-motorcycle ac- program and talk, Odegard stressed that he ^ . . Refneshments - Free Parking RANAVIStON' COLOR UwOKiromMMmbii DEEP.QUILT Reg. 6.00 Teen & Preteen Knit Shirts cident in Vernon f^r dancing was provided by in-vites commjents from the pub- ® curren ^ ® Sponsored by I ■LOOatWtATOTIAM TUFTED SMOOTH TOP Zip front & club collar styles. Many colors. . wi tOMAditNCN Ce«wmb» Album BeeefdN Vernon Ave^ and South S t Morgester Orchestra Uc, on Issues, in order to ^ v e f t Central Conn. Coin Club Beverly IL Miss I>riscma Anne Doyle of air representation to all. “ At MATTRESS MATTRESS MATTRESS Glenstone Dr Vernon Boekvllle, recently crowned tL Capitol, we tend to be In- A major attraction ^ the m ^ FRIDAY A GIANT OF A MOVIE COIA Mill \ IMCTUHKS PRESEN TS OR OR OR c h a fe d wit a Miss Manchester of 1971, at- gulated from the public because qi ith an ex- BONUS NIGHT onH ij.nnard F tended as a guest ot the Man- we’re surrounded by lobbyists, bear, bagged by ® ’ rnnnv BKJNG YOUR DATE' BOX SPRIN G Show h«r eox SPRING BOX SPRIN G obliged to stop St Chester Jayceea and received a Your views are very much ap- pert hunter, on one y CARL FOREM.\N*S Rock Jr., 19, o bouquet and a kiss from John-ypreclated," he said. “And there expeditions. At e a good timo Reg. $50 to $60 Reg. $60. to $70. Reg. $70 to $80 X S ^ d ^ t h Z ° Z e to obtain introduced her to the^ jg gtlll a lot left to be done." donated it the trop y w------★ Hey, Kids, All Our Spring Coat Outfits motorcycle operator ® Mayor James Farr brought a . J Svnod, sponsors three mass me- TB^gm LAS •em» Bodgn en b fin ^ Reg. 12.00 to 32.00. NOW 7.20 to 19.20. Infants’ & Toddlers’ sizes. Police rs. greeUngs from the town, and T w O W ^ l l l A t t C u d dla projects: “The lAltheran 7 tM . to 10 P.M. Good for oil tidM Mom and Dad! stopped at ih® stop sl^ and introduced the recent- , , 1 Hour’’ on radio, “This Is The The Qark’s from 7 P.M. to doting. Toddlers' 7.00 to 9.00 Lined Jackets then pulled ou motor *y elected Chamber officers and L a'V m an^S P u r lc y Life” wi television, and Ave., colliding irith t h e jn ^ J nl>reachlng Through the Press” Genuine Hooded nylon jackets from a famous maker. Sizes 2 to 4. ^ e n Walter Morrissey, the new The Rev. Charles Kuhl of 74 advertisement in newspapers Yorlcshire Pudding! Reg. 5.00 & 6.00 Bubble Sun Suits O" ^rn®n A.V . Tj«™uni president, presented Dr. ,Pastel Kennedy Rd., pastor of Zion magazines, We’re one of toe f ^ spots Want good support at a budget price? -The look of luxury, the extra firm feel Here’s the deep quilted comfort and ex­ to Rockville General Hospital ^ recognl^on of Chiirch; .and Donald ------$ 3 MEADOWS Cute 1 pc. bubbles for girls 2 to 4. serving it. Piping hot and de­ ON I-91 NODTH o * '-H4 h t f :, MACKXamA’S Snap up these big buys on deep tufted of innerspring construction. Elegant tra firmness you’ve always wanted — cuts and • his service. Dr. Pastel, in his oaus of Birch St. will attend 1t4>prk1*ds licious with a noble slab ot *A»ff {A S T - W IS T SlOViCt. Bb------f z T designer covers, quality edge support, at the low price you’re always looking dltion was reported as “go^ cited members who Sig^gw England Lutheran Lay- , F U D IIC K eC O m S Pink Prim e Rib. ’That’s what Ride all the rides sets. Famous quSity innerspring con­ as many times as neOWlrO'eA^A struction. Durably covered, pre-built extra puffy cushioning. Never before at for. CJompare the rich quilting, the resil­ wer^ particularly active on the man's Lieague Saturday at 1 Marriage licenses we mean by "Fare” with a Omar S h i ^ ient support. Beautiful decorator colors! scheduled to Chamber board and paid ^ m at the Bethany Lutheran Gary Carl Anderson of 330 Flair. yau want___ Color (O P) borders, built for years of comfort. this low sale price. OPEN EVERY DAY FREE ADMISSION • FRtt PARKING andthe o r 2 r L m : -f’ ^ u r c h in W ^ t Hartford. Oak St. and Debra Lucille Op- Remember “Ward 8?” ROUTE 159 • AG AW AM . M ASS. nd Rorkvllle was ^^fank, the execuUve director. Robert W. Garmatz, the pgit of 40^4 Summer St., May 1, H i X reed vesteSav^th shop- "They’re really the ones who do League representaUve. wlU re- st. James’ Church. Gen^Aissycat WE NOW BRING YOU MORE THAN EVER BEFORE! lifuS^under^O^ The alleged '*'® *'® port on the League’s worldwide Charles Colboume Lanford Jr. iStnisaH lSi^ Color 'CASH Sale! Boys' & Young Men's Frayed Leg Cut-Offs 2.99 & 3.49 Indent took nlaoe at the W^T. ®®"’ ^‘Icgard, in his opening program of ChrisUan servloe. of 41 Grant Rd. and Mary OPEN Westiem styled shorts with frayed bottoms. Navy & solid colors. Sizes 8 to 18 slim & Grant Store at Vernon Circle, remarks voiced his congratu- He joined the staff of toe Elizabeth Overfelt of Vernon, 7:00 OPEN reglUar, 2.99; Young men’s 30” to 36” , 3.49. She Is scheduled to appear in becoming League In June of 1967 as toe May 7. St. Bridget’s Church. L SHOWN A T j CHARGE 7:30 Circuit Court. Rockville, May 18. member of that very ex- director of extension services. Building Permits 742-nB8 MONDAY Reg. 4.00 to 5.00 Sport Shirts for Sport & Casual 2.49 COVENTRY elusive club of “M" Award re- The League, an aiuclUary of Gilbert Wlttman for Ronald •9 'TOBIS5llieRI0 GEI*nW(ST d i a r y O f LIFT AT BlU f HILIS AVENUE BUDGET Permanent press. Short sleeves. New stripes, patterns solid colors. Sizes 8 to 20. Thomas J. Chasse, 26, of Wall clpients — those persons so the Lutheran Church - Missouri vvittman, finish two rooms on m a d f i o u & St., Coventry, was charged yes- Involved In working for second floor at 25 Auburn Rd., richard benjam in [g THRU H o U h ' s 2.49 terday with making unneces- Ih® ^rttoiroent of Manchester.” ROBERT REDFORD Reg. 3.00 to 4.00 Knit Shirts $ 1 , 000 . “T E L L TH EM TERMS sary noise with a motor vehicle. Odegard, who acknowledged standard Plumbing and Heat­ I Carrie snodg?esss5ioir Great assortment of stripes & solid colors. Sizes 8 to 20. W ILLIE BOY IS HERE" colohJ He is scheduled to” appear in '*'®, Program that he was ing of Hartford for Edgar Ever­ SATURDAY Circuit Court 12, Manchester, working on his notes dur­ hart, convert pantry to lavatory AVAILABLE Reg. 4.00 & 4.50 No-Iron Pajamas 2.99 ing dinner, drew a huge laugh Coat & Middy styles. Short pants or Icmg pant styles. Sizes 8 to 20. May 10. at 12 Trotter St., $1,000. itrfala from the audience over his last Conyers Construction for HOW Sat minute substitution as speaker. •ra 2 9.m. COLOR THURS. & FRI. Reg. 5.00 to 10.00 Jackets 3.99 & 5.99 Agway Inc. of Dewitt, N.Y., Ml $«M n.M USE OUR “ My feelings aren’t hurt. . . . . If Published D ally Eireept Siuidays . gtandlng sign at 640 New Huge assortment of zip front styles. Nylons, PUns. Some are hooded. Sizes 8 to- 20 yours aren’t.” he said. “ After and Holidays at 13 Blssell Street, ® FURNITURE Fire Calls DEAN MIRTIN X UNTIL In toe gnxmp. all. you’ve been ignored by Manchester, Conn. State Rd., $2,000 AWABD GEORGE K EN N U Y_ 'Hotthau 1115 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER PHONE 643‘4159 LAYAWAY ______Beauty and toe Beast!” Telephone 648-2711 Rom eo Langelier, tool shed WINNER Mon. s xues. Reg. 6.00 to 14.00 Flare Leg Slacks Vz Price — 7 & 9:30 - FREE MAIN STREET and STORESIDE PARKING . . . Eighth District firemen put Speaking largely extempora- Manchester?’^nnfTo^) Herbert HELEN HAYES W ed-Sw. 2:00 9 PLAN Now S.OO to 7.0Q. BYom famous Texas & 6th Ave. makers. Dress & Casual styles. Moat out a dump fire at 2:44 p.m. neously, Odegard cited some of aTintu-oTrxrrnN tiatfxi 4--30.7:00-9:30 ANeuLeof fM. are permanent press. Solids, Geometries, Stripes. Slim & regular 8 to 12. And young yesterday afternoon at 153 his impressions of the accom- B a y S le ^ Advance Shook, et, ux., fence at 46 E -Mon - Tues, 7:30-9:30 Famous for Quality and Service Since 1899! Wed.-Sun. 1:30-3:30 men’s 27” to 38” waist. Adams St., and a woods fire in plishments of the current legis- one Year ...... $39.00 T)r., $60. COLOR) 5:30-7:30-9:S0 toe woods adjoining Union Pond lative session Three^M^hs” ;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;; “ire ^ AIRPORT at 3:34 p.m. In , h is' opinion, some of the one Month ...... 3.25 Hush Hill Kd., »4W.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1971 testing, perhaps it did enhance PAGE FOUR the sales o< snuff. ■^★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ^★ ★ ★ A*********** *********** * * * * * * * Not that snuff needs any help. Bolton Honor Roll DCA Asks Cash Wanna Sneeze? Use of it Is booming in Great South Windsor Britain and is on the increase OBADE U GRADE 6 For the Summer in. America. High Honors High H onon. Here, according to the United Holly (3orton Linda Tomaszewskl Council Schedules Hearing States Tobacco Company, most HARTFORD (AP) — Com­ Honors Honors Gesundheit - - users prefer to tuck a pinch in­ munity Affairs Commissioner Steven Albasi Lois Campbell side the cheek. Many people are Donald T..Dorsey said Wednes­ KNIGHTS of COLUMBUS * Paula Bavler Douglas PTidi On School Budget Monday able to give up smokli^ with day he has asked Gov. Thomas Gail Borst Joel Fontanella this kind of an oral substitute. The Town Council will pre­ Mrs. Thomas Parasilltt, corres­ Meskill to add $800,000 to his de­ Jane Campbell In Britain, though, snuff is re­ Diane Forand ponding secretary; Mrs. Carol partment’s budget for summer And Blast Off Mike Clark sent a $8,071,329 Board of Edu­ portedly taken mosUy in the or- Noreen Giglio programs in the state’s cities. Barbara Fish cation budget to South Windsor Green, recording secretary and Marilyn Glidden Mrs. Daniel P. Cavanaugh, Dorsey said he expects to be By DAVID L.ARSON Andrew Leiner Janet Gordon residents at a public hearing granted the funds, although the treasurer. Hie Lm Angeles Times son, “ the chUd sneezed seven ” “ Scott Leonard Judy JesM department’s budget is in for Monday at the Timothy Ed­ Co-chairmen lor the dinner t syK times, and the child opened his ^ h L ’‘columbus landed on Sara Miner Mary Jean Litvlnskas severe cutting under the gover­ WeU, the new season Is upon wards School at 8 p.m. are Mrs. Raymond Kingman and WUliam Molde Heather Longstreth The Board of Educatlcm had nor’s proposed spending plan. us. The American pastime has Mrs. Allan Schubert. ’I7m)ughout history the sound ^ Pamela Small Karen Schlavetti itself trimmed its original pro­ Dorsey’s request was made begun. Of t a T ^ m p t e d the tobacco thruugfli Baseball Game Sharon Werren Cheryl Stephens posed budget some $20,000 be­ known after the commissioner Cub Scout Pack 186 will at­ That, of course, would be deity to be lnvok4 “It to felt ^ Vicky Wortman Gail Williams fore presenting it to the coun­ tend a Boston Red Sox-Balti- toured several projects in Hart­ sneezing. Somebody should in many i W cultures that wnenwhen you tracted such devotees as Fred­ cil for review at $8,162,877. The more Oriole baseball game at ford which are supported by throw out the flrst handker­ sneeze, your soul temporarily GRADE U erick the Oi;eat, Marie An­ council has chopped off anoth­ Fenway Park in Boston on May DCA. chief. leaves the body,” explained Dr. High Honors toinette, Napoleon and Lord er $91,849. This proposal does 18. Buses will leave Avery St. The commissioner said he Prom how untU next ;n>ring, Wahl. “A dangerous spirit Thomas Manning not represent the final decision, Nelson. The habit became par- School at 10:48 a.m. and boys feels his department can “ cope” what with hay fever in i>articu- could get in.” Honors FOR as the Town Council will con­ will be returned to their homes with the governor’s budget in lar, plus colds and dust, the Thus, in W llBh-speaklng na- ^ p u la r in England. Bernice Kurys sider material offered at the most ways. There will be no At one time, physicians pre­ by accompanying adults. Drive Chairman voice of the nose will be easross tions, the pronouncement: “ God Mlarie Paggloll public hearing before giving it problem in providing needed scribed snuff for headaches, in­ Permission forms must be re­ the United States. Bless You!” Stephen Sherman the final okay. somnia, toothaches and coughs. Cosmetics turned to den leaders by May 2 Atty. Scott B Clendaniel of technical assistance to towns and “God keep you!" declares a Sharon Smith Mayor Howard E. Fitts said cities, he said, but there CAMPBELL COUNCIL NO. 573 and additional' forms can be ob­ 37 Kensington St. Not much is known about Hindu. Pamela Welz the council has arrived at the "may not be enough” money for irs tained from the outing chair­ sneezing. Hiis was brought out In Moslem countries it to the it’ s atimwUating figures by "applying a cost of man, Bob Nadeau of 22 Pine named honorary campaign human resources programs sneezer who initiates the dia­ GRADE 10 living factor and providing for chairman of the 1971 Mental under present plans. The depart- Qve years ago, during the to th e e o n Knob Circle. strsuige case of June Clark. logue. Honors several accounts that arise If possible, uniforms should Health Fund drive in Manches- ment may be "short” on funds Liggetts The first few sneezes by June “God be praised,” he pro­ Richard Alton from negotiated items.” He be worn and boys are asked to {gp for redevelopment. Still, Dorsey Takes Pride and Pleasure in A former president of the So­ claims, wiping his nose. Beth LaFrancls 2 Clark were understandable. She ciety of Snuff, Grinders, Blend­ A t ’The Parkade added that the $91,849 reduc­ bring bagged lunches and mon­ ^ . 1 . said, DCA can be "a substan- “God have mercy on you,” Clendanlel is a partner iJi the ^j^^g was in a Miami hospital, re­ ers and Purveyors described Diane' Leiner MANCHESTER tion “was appropriate and in ey for refreshments. No provi­ responds the bystander. covering from a kidney infec­ the current allure this w a y : Jeannette Paggioli line with the fiscal considera­ sion is being made for supper. Manchester law firm of Marte, Dorsey also said his depart- “God guide us and guide tion, and the odor of fresh padnt “It’s refreshing, it’s stimulat­ John Rys tions that must be recognized," School Ldichea Shea and Keith. He is a, gradu- ment wants to develop a "day you,” concludes the sneezer. outside the room was bothering the council felt. Monday-cheeseburger on a ate of Mancheste)- High School, strategy” for the state to Some people are greatly of­ ing and it clears the head.” her. He noted three facts that bun, catsup, potato chips, broc­ Georgetown Univerlsty, and increase the benefits of day fended by the absence of even Snuff is a factor in our gov­ made the cutting necessary In coli, miik and fruit cup. Georgetown Law School. Prior He said the anticipated ad- But the sneezing persisted. a “gesimdhelt.” It to reported ernment. Inside the U.S. Sen- the council's view: This gross Tuesday-sallsbury steak with to returning to Manchester in dltional federal funds will help The 17-year-old girl received that Kaiser Wilhelm n_ once__ ate chamber, two wooden snuff budget is $324,766 more than gravy, mashed potato, buttered 1967, he was employed in New keep day care at the “ same pills. Injections, infra-red lamp ^J^ed "dIirlii‘^ ” ’'dedicajtton boxes rest on ledges, one each last year’s; it accounts for 36.1 spinach, com bread and butter, York City by the Equitable Ufe level” it now operates. treatments, X rays. One doctor ceremony of a school. After- at the RepubUcan and Demo- HAVE YOU MET 2 mills on the estimated grand milk and-ice cream fudge bar. Assurance Society and the ------used hypnosis, but the moment ward, while entering his car- cratlc exits. Assistants to the list; and the current economic Wednesday-tomato rice soup, .Teachers Insurance Company. June slipped into a trance, a riage, he complained to an sergesmt at arms keep them I i f f conditions are poor. choice of bologna or peanut but­ He is a member of the Republi­ violent sneeze awsJcened her. aide: "I sneezed and not a sin­ filled. It couldn’t be readily deter­ Oourmet Dinner ter and jelly sandwich, potato can Town Committee and is Months passed and still the gle solitary soul said gesund­ MIKE mined who uses the snuff, al­ Fenton "P a t” Futtner, Deputy chips, milk and cake. chairman of the health and so­ LOAM girl was sneezing—about 1,000 heit.’’ (PINETTE) though somebody must, since Commissioner of Agriculture for Thursday-meatball grinder cial services task force of the times a day. Remedies came the boxes are constantly refill­ the State of Connecticut will be with tomato sauce, (grinders Community Development Ac- from around the worid. A Hin­ an d . . . . the effect of ed. guest speaker at the fourth an­ are served on hotdog rolls for tlwi Plan (CDAP). du advised her to sniff water Gone to the Dogs FOR SALE Former RepubUcan Sen. nual gourmet dinner of the first and second Grades) wax Clendaniel will head a group up one nostril and Mow it out nasal explosions Ralph E. Flanders of Vermont, Roland Shepherd of Andoversford, England, finds himself surrounded by ca­ Women’s Republican Club of beans, milk and apple crisp of more than 300 volunteers who the other. A woman mailed a who died last year at the age of nine pals. Shepherd is kennel huntsman for Cotsold Foxhounds. (AP Photo) South Windsor. with topping. will call upon their neighbors in suggestion that June rub her The effect of nasai exidoeions --TONY'’ ^ 6-Yard Load 89, delighted in initiating new The dinner will be at the First Friday-fish stix, tartar sauce, May. The town goal has been forehead with alcohol while can be far reaching. A South­ members in the pleasures of the gage payments when a person (MEEK) Congregational Church on Main catsup, french fried potatoes, set at $3,0(X). Last year, Man­ hanging her head over the bed. ern Pacific [Railway train was an incoming governor to pay CALL 647-1546 snuffboxes. He himself was Committee OKs transiUonal expenses as he pre­ must pay a higher rate for new St. next Thursday at 7 p.m. cole slaw, milk and pineapple chester residents contributed Nothing worked. Finally, a once 18 minutes late into Fres­ YOUR generaUy good for at least one pares to assume the duUes of housing. Gourmet vegetable dishes, chunks in syrup. $2,602 to the Mental Health Between 7:30 a.m. psyMiologtot attacked the prob- no, Catif. Passengers said the Fund. scalp-loosening sneeze. Hazard Labels office. salads and desserts will be pre­ A salad plate is served daily and 9 a.m. iem with the same routine used delay resulted when the en- A second bill would give the Multiple sneezing, incidental­ —ForMd classified .state em­ pared by the members and the to train laboratory rats. Elec- gineer sneezed, causing his up- commlssioaer of transportation at the high school and Timothy ly, may be Inherited. A psy­ ployes from using their posi- tiudee were attached to the P®f dentures to fly out the cab As Guidelines the power to create housing, main dish will be veal in wine. Edwards as well as a la carte chiatrist in lOchlgan reported Uons to Influence poUtical elec- girl’s forearms. Every time die window. The train was halted through construcUon, relocaUon, Recently elected officers will hamburgers and hotdogs. finding double sneezers in three HARTFORD (AP) — L^gtola- Uons, conforming with federal leasing or rehabilitation, when be installed. They are Mrs. sneezed she got a shock. while crewmen located the teeth. generations of the same famUy. Uon that would give the state regulations. TTie employes would space to not available for dls- Fred DeGiacomo, president; Manchester Evening Herald The treatment did it After The baby of the family, even government power to require stiu be prevented from partlc- located residents, LAWN and GARDEN But mostly the effect to on Mrs, Robert Sklenar and Mrs. South Windsor correqiondent 166 days, the streak was over. at the age of three weeks, mtule labels on potentlaUy hazardous ipating in election campaigns Both blUs would cost money the individual himself. In Lyons, 13 SUMMER STREET. MANCHESTER Allan Schubert, vice president; Barbara Varrick Tel. 644-8274 Hiat stands as the all-time faces after the first sneeze, as products and to order highly except those of candidates not (or the state to run but also SUPPLIES mark, according to the Guineas > “ expecting another. dangerous items to be removed representing poUtlcal parties, would bring in federal funds for 643-9892 Book of WorldRecords. It gives Japan.'-a person who sneez­ from sale was voted final legis­ The measure to known as the which the state now to not elig- hay fever sufferws something sneezed and felt wmething es more than twice to regarded lative Eq>proval Tuesday by the “ llttle Hatch A ct" in honor of ible. Democrats Would Keep “THENMTH to shoot at hard and heavy in his throat. state Senate. Its federal predecessor. as a great lover. ORTHO LAWN FOOD It was a revolver buUet, dis­ If you wonder why looMng The measure would set spe­ —^Delete extraneous wording ------f lodged 20 years after he had Bans on the Unit Rule ORTHO CRAB GRASS CONTROL at the sun can produce a cific guidelines on products oth­ In the cnielty-to-anlmals law . he’s allergic been accldentaUy shot in the sneeze, the' reason to that the er than toys and drugs that that allowed loophdes to some head. WASHINGTON (AP) — Pro- if he runs again, to m on ey stare causes tears, which drain may be dangerous. The com- violators, It removes words posed rules for next year’s It says "by participating in 25% o ff In St. Paul, Minn., a man into the nose. mtosloner of consumer protec­ like “cruelly’’ and “unneces­ sneezed so hard that hto ar­ Democratic Convention would the Democratic National Con- ^ According to the Allergy There are pr«q;)er and Improp­ tions would be empowered to sary” from the phraaea “ cruel­ I COUPON keep the ban on the unit rule ventlon each delegate assumes GRAND NIGHT of M U S r I tificial tooth flew into a pile er ways to sneeze. Phystclans require labeling changes and ly abandoned” and “unneces­ Foundafion ^ America, one ^ ^ ^ adopted in 1968 and provide for the responsibility for doing all warn that if you k e ^ your Ups could order products off the sary cruelty.” , He was awarded $70 by the I7 9 e ti about the same modiRed loyalty within his power to assure that locked and direct the force market. .stretch-a-buck' United States from industrial Commission, oath. voters of his state will have the TURF GREEN LAWN FOOD Benefit of The Manchester Scholarship Foundation ... some allergy. T ^ leading ty^ least one individual, actor completely through the nostrils, The bill could apply to such ■ These are among the pro; opportunity to cast their elected 8-6-4 Mixture you run the risk of irritation products as aerosol bombs for Highway BiU» posed rules mailed out this ballots for the presidential and erJ?*A teS’ employriTamo- GUb^ parlayed sneezing to frosting glasses, which had week by the Democratic Nation- vice presidential nominees se­ 50 LB. lulu began sneezing uncontrol- ' ^ Reseda, Calif., man with been blamed for several deaths OK’d for Vote al Committee to “all concerned lected by the Convention and ex- BAG laNy after being promoted to However, sneezing to u s ^ y back trouble was cautioned by to youngsters who Inhaled the -•Arby's Democrats” for "your views pressly agrees that he will not 3.99 teller Hto doctor diagnosed that to applaud, particularly hto physician never to sneeze cold spray. Toys and drugs are HARTFORD (AP)—The legis­ EAST CATHOLIC he was aUerglc to money. “ receiving end. whUe hto legs were crossed, be- and suggestions.” publicly support or campaign covert under other state laws. lature’s Transportation Commit- A few vears aso In Mexico Sneezing plays a major role In cauae of the strain on the The l(X)-year-old unit rule for any candidate for president A few years ago, m Mexico ^ disease. It was back. 'VlMations of the law would tee voted a favorable report 3 FO R 2 which was abolished in 1968 per- or vice president other than the Ctty, a coiq>le ended their 12- carry a maximum penalty of Tuesday on Mils that would ac- BUY 2 SANDWICHES mitted some states to require nominees of the Convention.” year marriage on doctor's or­ found in England that a single when you have the urge, one year In prison and a $3,000 tivate a state-federal sharing vigorous sneeze emits about thoi^, the important thing to FREE all members of a state’s deleg;a- As had beep indicated earlier, HIGH SCHOOL ders. Evidence submitted to a fine. program to Insure that persons GET 3rd SANDWICH 100,000 bacterla-carrylng par- to lot her rip. tlon to cast all their votes for the proposed rules would ban ASGROW GRO-SOD divorce court showed that When The bUl goes next to the displaced by highway projects with It in bed. Two weeks later n jj suppress a sneeze, ABBY’S • t a BBOAD ST., MANGBBSXttt one candidate. demonstrations for nominees. LAWN FOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 23rd and SATURDAY, APRIL 24fli they were together, the wife governor. can find other housing. The proposed wording for 1972 And it would give preference to EACH BAG COVERS 6000 8Q. FT. yoo “P a pressure In the The senate also gave vMce- One Mil would Increase the is exactly the same: serious candidates, those "who CURTAIN TIME 8:00 P.M. — DONATION 91.00 tMTifi leiAeeed ^ mother, a butterfly fluttered cheet that U quite intense," ex- vote approval to bills already moving allowance from $200 to i7 9 cR i "As to any legal, moral or have established substantial to a remarkable out cf hto nose. pho„ed Dr. ’ state and candidates would be allowed MTD WHEELBARROW complished. ask that the delegation be polled only five minutes each, Acadia Restaurant indeed, in one episode in the sneezing Isn’t one of them. STEEL, RUBBER TTIRED WHEELS Manchester Honda Center to expose any minority views. The roll call on balloting for Bantly Oil Co. Manchester Oldsmobile Bible It was associated with a "I sm familiar with only one The modified loyalty oath, the presidential candidates return to life. When the prophet instance,” he said. “It was a Barrett Plumbing & Supply Co. Manchester Public Market drawn in 1968 and retained, is would be "conducted in the or- SPECIAL woman Vfho got a sensory sab designed to weed out of the dele- der of preference established *10.95 Berube Woodworking Shop Manchester State Bank ------isfacUon from sneezing. She gallon, especially Alabama’s, for Convention seating arrange- Bess Eaton Donuts Manchester Wallpaper & Paint Co., Inc, would endeavor to do so every supporters of a Gov. Geoige ments” rather than alphabeti- Blish Hardware ju ay day, by Uckllng her nose.” Wallace third-party movement, cally. McCann’s Texaco Service Station Urugi But a guidance counselor in a Broad Brook Insurance—E. Windsor PLASTIC BAG HOLDER Medical Pharmacy Brooklyn, N. Y., high school Bruce Terminix & Termite Co.—^Htfd. Moriarty Brothers Automotive Wagoo*t to a series of articles One Hour Martinizing Dry Cleaners subject a hex of snuff and a Monday thru Wednesday Monday thru Wednesday During World War II, Eliot Republic ai^ later GRASS ShEAR Daigle Carpet Covering—^E. Htfd. & Launderers puts Into human organs. dtopenser of ttosues. ’Hie idea 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. wrote semiweekly articles for wrote articles for ^rrent Dairy Queen Brazier Humans get the disease was to produce at least three Thursday Optical Style Bar ’Thuraday the old New York Herald Tri- Ameri^ Mercu^ DeBelle & Reale Opticians—Htfd. through contact with dogs, sneezes, in order that valid con­ 9:00 lum. to 3:00 p.m. 9:00 am. to 5:00 p.m. bune and had a regular assign- Deci’s Drive-In Pequot Soda which pick up the parasites by clusion could be drawn. 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. ment with the Columbia Broad- I^««Parts We Walch” Some o f the InterpretaUcns, BULK VEGETABLE SEEDS DeCormier Motor Sales, Inc. Oxford Liquor Shoppe eating the uncooked organs of F r i ^ y casUiur System “ Bombs Bursting in Air.” according to the inventor of the Friday cas^ b^em. gUot lived in New York City Dick’s Esso Station Pero Fruit Stand slaugfated infected Uvestock. 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. 9:00 am. to 3:00 p.m. SEED POTATOES — ONION SETS Because Uruguay has some 30 test, were these: From 1 ^ to 1967, he wrote ^ ^,3 ,,,3 ^ Norm Dion’s Saw Sharpening Service Potterton’s Inc. Saturday Saturday a syn^cated column on m U- utchfield in 1967 after spending W. P. Quish, Funeral Home million cattle and sheep and “Does that subject ask how 9:00 am. to 12:00 noon Farr’s Camping Center more than 700,000 dogs, it to the much snuff to take? How much 9 :00 a.m. to 12:00 noon tery aH^rs. He ^ s o w m mill- w s summers there for more than Garden Lime Garden Fertilixer Fiano’s Restaurant—^Bolton Regal Men’s Shop Inc. tary editor of Collier’s Encyclo- jg years Grass Seed most heavily infected nation in does be take? (Aggressive or Peat Moss Filloramo Construction Co.—Bolton Saporti Memorial Co. the world, by U.N. reckoning. reticent behavior. Introvert or j ... j j .. He is survived by his wife, Raymond J. Savoie Painting Contractor Ellcrt died Wednesday after a Cawley Hynd Eliot. Cow Manure Insecticides Fisher Cleaners & Launderers “The saddest thing about the extrovert). Fogarty Bros. Oil Co. S.I.M. Sales— ^Hartford problem to that it could be elim­ “How does he apply It? (A mi . , T. 11 Funeral services will be pri- Ellot was bom in Brooklyn LAWN RAKES — SHOVELS Gaj^en Grove Caterers, Inc. South Windsor Bank & Trust Co.—So. Windsor inated by not feeding uncooked foppish manner by males or a South Windsor Garage-r-So. Windsor organs to dogs.” says Dr. Gax- vigorous approach by females MUNICIPAL PARKING '^*?i ^ Utchfleld is in charge of fun- W. G. Glenney Co. E while attendii^ the Uidverslty arrangemenU. LEAF BAGS — HOES H&E Laundry Dry Cleaning Stanek Electronics Laboratories ael Grasso, executive director may be Indicative of possible of Melbourne became interested ______LAWN SWEEPER — GARDEN CARTS Hall & Muska Oil Co.—^E. Windsor Sullivan & Company of the commisaloa for the fight psycho-sexual conflict or out­ in the military. TaCorral Restaurant against hidatidosto. But in ru­ right homosexuality). FERTILiZER SPREADERS Ernest Harriman Insurance—^Vernon ral Uruguay butchering of cattle S He was a regiment^ com- John F. Tierney Funeral Home “ to the subject finicky about mander in the university s ca­ PRUNING and LOPPING SHEARS Harrison Stationers and sheep has not changed radi­ taking m uff from the bcoc? det corps—the top rank—by the PROVO, Utah (AP) — The Hartford Road Enterprises Town Liquors Inc. cally in 20(1 years. Vasquez Molded Shoes (Overconcern about matters of time he graduated, .and he president of Brigham Young Highland Park Market The major danger of hidati­ health and cleanliness. Possible LAWN SPRINKLERS dosto to that its symptoms often joined the Australian army in University says he wants to rid Holiday Duckpin Lanes, Inc. ■ Vic’s Pizzas & Grinders I obsessive trends). do not appear until after it af­ 1914. He went in as a second bis campus of long hair on men Holmes Funeral Home Village Barber Shop “Does he apologize when fects a vital part of the body. MAIN STREET i lieutenant, saw action in the and miniskirts. House & Hale Department Store Westown Pharmacy sneezing? (Casper Milquetoast JACOBSEN POWER MOWERS The most common locations are Dardanelles and on the western To accomlish that goal. Dr. Whiting Corporation complex). Jarvis Realty Co. the lungs, kidneys or liver. front, and emerged at the end Ernest L. Wilkinson announced W hole^e Tire Co. of Manchester “Does he sneeze directly at Jason Soda Systems, Inc.—So. Windsor “We have known about this of the war as an acting major, that students of the Church of BLACK & DECKER ELECTRIC MOWER Foster H. Williams the examiner? (Possible sadis­ He had been wounded twice. Jesus Christ of Latter-day Krause Caterers disease for almost 100 years,” MUNICIPAL PARKING ELECTRIC SHRUB & HEDGE TRIMMER Krause Florist & Greenhouse Willie’s Steak House said Dr. (^ssso. “But rural peo­ tic personality component or Then Eliot returned to the Saints (Mormon) school will be hostile attitude toward parental United States, where he took an suspended without prior warn- G. T. LaBonne & Associates, Inc. ' Wilton’s Gift Shop ple just cannot accept the fact Woodland Gardens that their friend the dog, who is figure).” accounting job in Kansas City Ing for a first offense of the L^ies of Columbus And so on. WhUe the tech­ and joined the Officers’ Re- sclaxrf’s dress code, MANCHESTER HARDWARE Lenox Pharmacy , . WjTnan’s Oil Co. often their only companion Leonard W. Yost, Jeweler sriiile herding sheep, also trans­ nique may not have rewritten serve Corps, in which he be- The code bans beards and M&R Package Store the textbooks on psychological came a major. He used the title long hair on men students, and and SUPPLY CO. mits this terrible disease." in his writing. stipulates that coeds’ hemlines 817 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER — 643-4426 Eliot also wrote fiction for approach the knee.

A13JVS oaDiw irnj MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1971 PjAT-E SY'^TiJN PAG E SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1971 Andover be offered for sale. The praying mantises destroy harmful in­ Making^ Ourselves Comfortable liattrJjieHtfr Violent Haitian History Environmental sects pests, and when the pests We welcome the development of a Connecticut Yankee have been eradicated to a mini­ mum, the mantis population re­ breed of new professionals, called en­ By A.H.O. Program Set verts, due to lack of food, to a PUBLISHED BY T H E ___ vironmental psychologists, and devoted natural balance. HERALD PRINTINO C».. INC. Hints Bloody Transition For Tomorrow 13 Blssell Street to the science of examining, and improv­ One of the great strengths other Republican would have Also at the church for tomor­ Mancheater,Conn. been likely to wrtn. row’s program will be a dis­ THOMAS P. FERGUSON ing, the relationship between man and and charms of Governor Thom­ By WHjUAM L. RYAN The outlook Is for enormous “land of survivors.” Duvaller, The Andover Environmental Yet the quality of the new play of posters and drawings of MITES WALTER R. FERGUSON his surroundings. as Mesklll is that he is able and Transfer of power in Haiti confusion and It may yet seem who wanted his people to call .\ction Council is sponsoring a Publishers Governor’s hlpsmanshlp is cur­ the Nature Trail adjacent to the Founded October l, 1881______from one regime to another in- that the western half of historic him Papa D(x:, seemed an ex- special assembly program at We have a list of complaints ready willing to shoot from the hip. rently under question, and one varlably, throughout its blcKxl- Hispaniola island is up for pert at survival. He was one of sch(x>l grounds. The children of Published Every Evenli* Except ^n days of the questions being asked is the Andover Congregational and Holidays. Entered atthe Poet Office at for them. Inevitably, any such strength spattered history, has meant grabs. the most spectacular dictators the sch(x>l, under the guidance of whether or not such an instance Church tomorrow night at 8 Manchester. Conn., as Second CSass Mall Why, to begin with one all-inclusive and charm has a reverse poten­ chaos. With the passing from Haiti Is no bigger than Mary- the Western Hemisphere ever art teacher Mrs. Sue Gradual, Matter of quick shooting as the Gov­ tial, which could, in the end, be­ the scene of Dr. Francxiis Duva- land, but Its claw-like penlnsu- prcxluced. p.m. and with the help of fifth Grade reproach to all the progress of man to ernor provided in the Instance SUBSCRIPTION RATES Her scarcely anyone who knows las reach out across the Carlb- Papa Doc’s career saw him As part of the general obser­ teacher Mrs. Henry Jones, who Payable in Advan(» come the only side of the coin of the alleged toll booth thefts One Year ...... $39.00 date, have we made such relatively anything of the black republic bean to within 46 miles of transformed from kindly coun- vance of Earth Week, the Coun­ has done extensive work on the Six Hontha __ .. 19.60 which remains visible and showed more recklessness than expects a change in the pattern Cuba’s Oriente Province. Since try doctor to the embodiment of Nature Trail, made the posters, ’Three Months ...... 9.76 small gain in the department of ease cil has obtained for the evening makes an impression. good aim. of violence. the rise of Fidel CTastro, the terror. A slight, gray-haired which feature plants, shrubs, One Month ...... 3.25 and comfort for the human body and the the services of Thohiton Secor, The Governor quickly bought Duvalier lived by a rule of United States has been touchy man who spoke softly in a hyp- and trees either Icxiated or plant­ M h^m j e r o f You can’t, if you are going to district conservationist with the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS psyche? shoot from the hip, afford to and relayed to the people of terror, marked by mass arrests, about what happens on Hlspan- notlc, droning monotone, he U-S. Department of Agriculture ed in the area. The Aseocated Press la exclustveiy en­ Connecticut the idea that the mass executiems. His bullies icla Island, Haiti shares it with l(XJked owlishly benign behind A list of environmental dos titled to the use of repuMlcatlon of all Why have we had such little success miss many times. Soil Conservation Service and toll collectors at one Connecti­ stalked the streets, alert for any the D<>minican Republic. heavy hom-rimmed spectacles, also be avall- news dispatches credited to It or not other­ in making the surroundings we make for Nor can you afford something Albert Tcxld, district director and don’ts will wise credited In this paper and also the almost as bad as a miss, which cut Turnpike station had been whisper of opppsitlcm. Hsdti sometimes is called a His appearance wholly belied a for Connecticut Agricultural able. local news published here. ourselves more relaxing and pleasant? All rlrtts of republlcatlon of special dis­ would be merely to score Inde­ responsible for the theft of as capacity to rule with a ruthless­ Cluh Speaker Stabilization Conservation Ser­ Paper Recycling patches nv^ln arc also reserved. From such a general indictment, we cisive surface wounds. much as %10,000 a month, an al­ ness noteworthy even in a hemi­ vice. The council has been distri­ The Herald FrlnUng Company Inc., as­ process to the most basic and ordinary The only other Governor in leged discovery he accompa­ sphere with a long histpry of Mrs. Betty Nelson, professiem- Secor will speak about the buting to every householder a sumes no financial responslblllty^for tjmo- Haiti’s President Duvalier dictatorships. BE SURE . . . BUSS has been serving the Home graphJcal errors t^ipearlng In advertue- modem times who shot from nied with rather fierce tnimpet- al lecturer, book reporter and “ Subtle Forms of Pollution” flyer wrapped with two pieces mcUter In The particulars of our existence. ings of high moral indignation. and offer suggestions on how tp Owner for 89 'YEARS. For a complete ETIEJE IN- mehts and other readfa the hip was Abe Riblcoff. He Papa Doc in 1967 begsui to drama coach, will be guest of twine donated by Robert Post SPEXTITON of your home by a Termite Control Ebc- Manchester Evening Her Id. We grow people taller and taller and But perhaps. Instead of reach­ fight pollution with the technol­ thrived on the practice because Dies After 90-Day Illness drop his mask of shyness and speaker Monday at the annual and William Kralovlch. pert, supervised by the fin ^ technical stiaff, phone Subscriber to Los Angles Tlmes-Washlng- he was an excellent marksman. ing for his indignation, he should humility. He grabted power ogy and facilities available. _ our nearest local office: ton Poet News Service. still keep trying to sleep them in six have gone first for a touch of (Continued from Page One) them shot or by driving them with coId-bl(x>ded efficiency meeting of the Women’s Club Tcdd will give “An Explana- “y®*" .. Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. foot beds in rooms tailored to six foot He could react instantly to is­ tion of the Rural Envlrcmmental peop'e what they do with their Publishers Representatives — Mathews, sue and situations, frequently arithmetic. What kind of oper­ into exile. By 1970, there did not which did not stop at treachery, of Manchester at 8 p.m. at Sec­ Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency. ly manipulated by army ele-. Assistance Program” (REAP) "W newspapers, and points out — New York, Chicago, Detroit and BostoiL beds. writhout special investigation or ation is it to steal $10,000 in seem to be much opjioeition left He had sticking power in a land ond Congregational Church. ments loyal to him, so that he and tell how towns such as An- that while old newspapers can Our dressing Involves an endless briefing of any kind, and al­ quarters or in the even lesser inside the country. But just a were presidents were not noted “ A New Look at the B. \Va>.'iilc I'lirnilun,' cemtortimilst entrances and exits, and her son in jeopardy. Haitian pol­ SAN JUAN, P.R. (AP) — The to power. He was more sinister of the South. new Haitian Cabinet, quickly ^an others in office because of riding postures which call for the reced­ itics can be particularly bloody at times of changes of regime. formed after the death of presi- nls seemingly callous contempt Manchester Willimantic In so ruling, cailef Justice Warren ing neck of a turtle and the slanted c(X)led the physical-reactloh Duvalier, a mystic and an ex- dent Francois Duvalier, indl- of the people. He did not even > S/”4|IS Burger and the Court decided against knee bend of a foetus. A Thought for Today stimulus. And you can heat or pl it? A situa- been sold to modem youth is called an authentic folk religion daughter of the late dictator, ggjigg accepted even in partially are required, quite unnecess^Rl^, to be tiem like this gets beyond hu­ certainly going to have a dismal So, in one sense, the very first in­ —to increase his .. hold .on the V Is M a i»w e r behind advanced naUons. The last con- on our feet, as in lines waiting for bar­ man resources. By this time pay-off in the years to come. dividual to find out that you can’t ever people, who had been told by the curtains of HalU’s darkened gtuuUon vras iwoclalmed in 1964 you are almost bankrupt as far We will write about that tomor­ gains, or for people, or for tickets on FlK>tograi>bed by Wattam Coe his agents that the spirits were pollUcal stage. .^^en Duvalier made himself know just what you are getting when as self-ccwitrol is concerned. row. horses, or as in receptions. all in league with him. The appointment of Adrien -president a vie”—president for you make appointments to the Supreme NATHAN HALE AT THE STATE CAPITOL God alone has the power to Thought—Success in our dual Duvalier became the most Raymond as foreign secretary amendment to that As a sample of the kind of thing we harness the dynamite of explo­ Court has been President Nixon himself. relationship finds its cool in feared man in his UtUe black re- was viewed as particularly sig- congtuuUon repealed a requlre- would expect the environmental psy­ sive human emotions and bio­ looking upwards. publlc after having risen to pow- nificant. Exiles said he is the ment that the president must be A Chief Justice Buiger is still a con­ logical urges which together Rev. William A. Taylor chologists to begin promoting, now that er on his reputaUon as a kindly brother of Gen. CTaude Ray- ^ because Papa Doc, are stronger than you are. Church of the Nazarene country doctor. mond, chief of toe armed forces dynasty, an- servative. they have arrived on the scene, we have You can ccxil any human Bom April 14, 1907, to a local gener^ staff, ^ e general w m „e „„e e d that his playboy son, He is still a strict constructionist. put on our own drawing boards a emotion or a physical desire by magistrate who had been a one of two military men who <3aude, 20, would succeed t R the appllcatitxi of reconditioned teacher, DuvaUer studied medi­ stood by Duvaller’s 19-year-old K* But neither as a conservative nor as a prospectus for a g;iant mixer apparatus Inside Current Quotes roly poly, pleasure- thought. Thought recondition­ cine and was g;raduated from son, Jean Claude, as he re- loving boy had little knowlecige constructionist can he find any 'way of for cocktail parties. It is patterned, but ing comes about by turning in The Rise Of Rizzo HaiU University’s medical viewed a parade here in his of politics or equipment to face turning this nation back from the at­ to slower, more frequently halted the mind, quickly and honestly, B y T H E a s s o c i a t e d P R E S S school in 1934. He studied at toe father’s honor last week. The and with deep desire, to the the hardened professionals. “ I nearly cried . . . all those University of Michigan on a fel- youngster has been named Hal- tempt to make a positive, not a regres­ motion, after the operation of those power of God. Like turning on Haiti is Isolated in many ways gravestones, acres and acres of lowshlp, and his decision in Hal- tl>g new "president for life.” P a spectacular source of energy, from toe hemisphere. Its cul­ sive, scdutlon of the great domestic prob­ amusement park rides in which the oc­ ort gravestones to satisfy the ego of tl to join a UB.-sponsored team Luckner Cambronne, a for- you can turn on the power of ture is rooted in West Africa lem it faces. cupants of well-padded vehicles go politicians who don’t want to fighting toe yaws, a disease af- mer public works minister who God mentally and spiritually back down from the war.”— fectlng most of the peasant pop- has been applointed secretary of lYhence toe French colonists Im- Vs around bumping into and bouncing off By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak and save yourself an enormous Some of the very elements which ■Vietnam veteran Dave Slaugh­ ulation, was a key factor in his u,e Interior, defense and gener- Ported slaves. It bears an over­ lot erf grief. cheered his appointment, for their own one another. Each of the guests, lolling ter describing his visit to Ar­ rise to power later on. al police, hkd“earned the "vi^ato [^y PHUiADELPHLA—The extra- Ward (part of Rep. Green’s are perceived by many voters But the question is how do In his own liuUvldual comfort, would be lington National Cemetery with His familiarity with toe coun­ of DuvaUer some time ago and “ ® n®»g:hbors speak English or narrow reasons, are now likely to begin ordlnary political strength not as racist devils but as es­ you both turn on this power Spanish. Congressional District) praised other war protesters. try because of his work on that was forced out of politics. circulated into a three minute confrontar among white voters of Prank sential protectors of a society (»i when needed in order to avert crying for Chief Justice Burger’s im­ Rizzo in these words: "He kept • • • medical team brought him to of­ Secretary of Health Alix In Haiti, land of toe gro­ tion with every other guest. Rizzo, the long-time top cop in the colored dowm. I’m a nigger- the edge of chaos. the beginning d news indeed—extremely He had been 8 when the Marines invent an environmental situation which power of the law-and-order is­ found happiness and avoided word meaning toe equivalent of Some of toe expatriates said ed and deplored, for a long time to of the city’s most disliked pol­ Negro support. But in fact, our good news, very reassuring,”— landed in 1915 to prevent any of sue, a fact whose political g;ullt-corr(xled unhappiness. bogeymen—to be his street bul- they had no doubt that the pud- would make possible a relaxed mind in iticians—outgoing Mayor James Presidential economic adviser the warring powers of Europe come. survey showed that among the Now I know that some readers ly boys and keep both popula- gy Jean Claude and toe rest of Tate. Yet despite Tate’s unpop­ significance goes far beyond Paul McCracken after release from taking advantage of Hai­ a comfortable body, as we have just in­ 17 black registered Demcxirats may regard this story as over­ tion and polltlclana in line. The his family would sooner or later “ No per se rule,’ ! he said at one point, ularity, and the blessing he has Philadelphia. of the government’s March liv­ tian poUtical chaos. The Ma­ vented a humane operation for a cock­ we sampled in the blswik 37th ly idealistic. But that is where Tontons did as they pleased and have trouble remaining in corn- bestowed on Rizzo, our all-day Ward, Rizzo shared first place you are wrong. This couple had ing costs report. rines, who stayed until 1934, “ can adequately embrace all the diffi­ tail party, but should be able to get it. • • • reaped rewards. mand. Haitian politics have poll here last Satui^ay with na­ with black candidate Williams something going for them that built roads, tried to develop culties of reconciling the competing in­ "People have got to make The United States cut off eco- been a maelstrom of violence It is unbelievable, how little we have tional pollster Oliver Quayle and (Congressman Green, each Yesterdays really had power in it. It is modem techniques, and laid government work for them and nomic aid to Haiti in 1961. and ambitions since Jacques terests Involved; but in a system igith a really done for our own comfort. shows that Rizzo has an aston­ with 25 per cent of the total. what you call the ideal-faith foundations for what would be a the only way to do that is to get Thereafter there were a number Dessalines proclaimed its Inde- tiny middle class. history of segregation the need for re­ ishingly high standing with The reason for his compara­ Herald formula. They both had a high involved — Seventeen-year-old of attempts to unseat toe dicta- pendence from France on New But Haiti remained Haiti and white Philadelphia voters and a tively high job rating with concept of themselves as per­ medial criteria of sufficient specificity Robert R. Meek, newly elected tor in which toe Americans Year’s Day, 1804. resisted development . Time To Tighten Belts solid base among Negro voters. blacks in the squalid misery of 25 Years Ago sons and they had convictions seen 40 to assure a school authority's compli­ secretary of Minnesota's Demo- seemed at Umes to take a part. Since then Haiti has Duvalier’s grandfather was a Fully 83 per cent; of the 60 the ghetto seemed obvious. The of what is right and what is But Papa Doc rode them out, in- chiefs of state—inclucUng two Incredible as it may seem, public registered Democratic voters Ixx:al sale of Easter seals cratlc-Fanmer-Labor party Ex­ tailor. His father was a teacher ance with its constitutional duty war­ blacks want law and order at wrong. ) cluiUng one enormous crisis in emperors and a king—come and school teachers in Wilton this week we sampled in three 'wards in reaches $1,420. ecutive Committee, and a local magistrate. Duva­ rants a presumption against schools that least as much as the whites. In In the developing crisis, they • * • 1963 during which he came near go- agreed unanimously to a new contract Philadelphia gave Rizzo a job lier waa bom April 14, 1907, at­ that does not — repeat, does not — in­ one block in the 37th Ward, al­ brought into action the most "The whole reason we’re here to war with his neighbor on toe tended Port au Prince schools are substantially disproportionate in performance of "excellent” or 10 Years Ago \ crease their salary scale. most every other house was powerful force operating in in Washington and doing what island of Hlsplanola, the Domin­ and toe Lycee Petlon. He went their racial compositiisi.’’ “good” during his tenure as po­ Of course, they’ll receive their normal boarded up over smashed General Manager Richard human nature, that form of we’re doing is so that we don’t ican Republic, The Dominicans on to study mecUclne in the chrome shines... lice boss. As commissioner, annual increments and some added -windows and several had been Martin suggests town invite thinking that we call prayer. have to lay any more wreaths,” at that time were under toe Robbery Bid United States and was licensed That was a sample erf delicately con­ Rizzo established a reputation fringe benefits, but in essence they hhve gutted with fires—all the work University of Ckmnectlcut to lo­ This gave ;tjjem a shot or a new —A1 Hubbard, an organizer of a presidency of leftist Juan in 1934 by the University of Hai­ structed legal language. signed for the same pay that last year’s as (me of the toughest lawmen of vandals. In that neighbor­ cate g;raduate college park in infusion of cool, rational think­ week-long antiwar demonstra­ Bppeh, who had been accusing Failsin ti medical school. After a hitch prestige woods glow Chief Justice Burger was writing clos­ contract provided. This has to be a ma­ in the country (and picked up hood, Rizzo and his police force Manchester. ing and this enormous power tion in Washington, DiivaUer of plotting to restore with a U.S. sanitary mission in 2 an award from the right-wing er to the mind of the lajmian in the fol- jor breakthrough in labor negotiations. toe Dominican dictatorship, Haiti, Duvaller won a fellowship Wilton teachers have recognized that FYeedom FoundaUon in Valley Wethersfield to study at toe University of r lowing passage.: Duvalier kept getUng rid of REGULAR PRICES these are times of a flooded labor mar­ Forge, along with actor John his opponents either by having Michigan School of Public in by UNTIED Wayne and former House (Continued from Page One) Buffet, 62x19x29*4” , 4 drs, 3 tray drawers, 1 adj. shelf 279.96 "A ll things being equal, wdth no his­ ket, times when employes cannot de­ Health. He was a poor student, Woods.. .including magnificent prlmavera veneers and Speaker John W. McCormauik). thoughan amiable, reserved Hutch, 68x14x47” , 4 glass doors, 4 adjustable glass mand a larger slice of profits that are (■1 ganis into toe house. He became chrome in all lU shining glory...no wonder Gala has tory of disciimination, it mig^ well be And yet, amimg blacks al(me, and well-mannered one. shelves, wood ends, lights ...... ziw.wo not there. While we are not <^tlmlstic'’ Fischetti toe fifth hostage. who comprised 30 per cent of By 1961 toe United States had diners in a modem "glow!” The soft, almost tropical look Table, 40x62” , ext. 96” , pedestal ...... 279.96 desirable to assign pupils to schools ■ that the Wilton development wrlU start a -s PoUce credited Karangekls our survey, Rizzo gets a strong just about lost its patience with of prlmavera, elm solids and other selected hardwoods ^ nearest their homes. trend, we at least can hope that it will be with convincing toe would-be Side Ctoalr shown in vinyl ...... Papa Doc and suspended eco­ are given an extlc brown finish; and toe gleam of chrome- duly noted in our own teacher negotia­ 60 per cent positive (“ excellent” robber, who was brandishing two Arm Ctoalr shown in vinyl ...... nomic aid to Haiti. Meanwhile, finished hardware adds a strong, clear, modem look. “ But all things are not equal in a tions in New Canaan. or “ good” ) job rating. With revolvers, to let Montinleri and whites, he scores an amazing 93 toe new dictator became toe Look to Gala, too, for toe unique design that has interest system that has been deliberately con­ Teachers’ salaries, after all, comprise Mrs. Mexitinieri free at that the ' largest single hunk of the soaring per cent. butt of plot after plot. and function: For example, toe plastic-topped serving THIS OCO/ a l l PIECES structed and maintained to enforce point. DuvaUer became progressive­ school budget. If we fall to tighten our No w(mder, then, that our sur­ The two policemen remained, cart that roUs out whenever entertaining is called for and ly more impressed with his own racial segreg^atlon. The remedy for such belts a bit there, efforts at economy and, vey showed Rizzo well in front alternating in trips outside toe WEEK / •I'T n r e m a i n i n g grandeur. A tiny man who then is stored away as an Integral part of a hutch. Gala heaven forbid, even austerity elsewhere of Rep. William Green, Jr., the house to act as go-betweens with segregation may be administratively walked with a stoop, he began is interesting.. .beautiful.. .and so functional. See it on o n l y in s t o c k in the budget will be of little conse­ liberal and personable son of their superiors. During this time, awkward, inconvenient and even bizarre to picture himself as a great ex(Uting display, today. quence. the late boss of the Demimratic police said, toe gunman repeat- man leading an authentic revo­ in some situations and may impose Of course, there are other areas that party here and his principle op­ er, a bullet wound lii his head. “BETWEEN BARKER’S AND STOP ft SHOP” ed to say in that phrasing, must face it­ Besides Marie Denise, toe Du- “ON THE GREEN” the growth in enrollment and is outstrip­ not made him a hated cop in Use toe uphedstery attach­ valiers had two other daughters, self, and its tomorrows, end cannot af­ ping the pace of inflation. We can appre­ Philadelphia’s black wards *1971 Chicapo Daily Netra ment of yckir vaccuum cleaner Simone, unmarried, and Nicole, CONVENIENT TERMS MASTER CHARGE FREE PARKING -h ford to try to use this or that twist of ciate that much of the annual boost is (which nlay cast about two-fifths FREE DELIVERY to keep toe turntable of a rec­ who" became toe wife of Luc-Al- for program improvement, but how of the Democratic primary language, ' constructionist or otherwise, ord player free o f dust. ‘ bfert Foucard. much improvement do we peed?—NEW vote). For example, a white " y'CMT4 ^ 8err£R Tfnc S£/n' am uN£MPLet&> cmuan* for a return to yesterday. CANAAN ADVEBTTSBR. woman who lives in the 26th liiANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANGHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 19Tl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1971 PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT Coventry From Your i ■ Volunteers Neighbor’s Kitchen A re Sought For Cleanup 'pHfig By VIVIAN F. FERGUSON eveiaaeS eicome Residents are being asked by A vacaUonliij: Manchester the Rid Utter Day Committee couple were enroute to Saco, to volunteer to clean their street so that this year's Rid Maine. Keeping: an eye out for Utter Day can be a townwide a suitable restaurant, they spot­ success. ted a tiny place called “Bea’s The annual clean-up effort is Drive-In.” Inside, no more than scheduled for May 1 from 9 a.m. to noon. ^ about 16 seats were available. Expecting: little from a drive- Those able to clean roadsides are requested to call commit­ in, they were pleasantly sur­ tee members John Druge or prised with excellent home- Mrs. Charles Funk so that cooked foods. someone else will not be as­ Especially interesting: on the signed to that particular street. dessert menu was an item Adult volunteers are needed termed "peanut butter cream to be route captains because pie.” , With somewhat dubious children walking the routes thoughts, it was ordered. It must be accompanied both by proved to be more than a taste an adult on foot, and an adult sensation. The light fluffy one- driving a car or truck, for safe­ crust pie, a hint of i>eanut but­ ty reasons. ter for flavoring, was topped All townspeople w h o have with whipped cream. Chunk- trucks, vans, trailers or statidn style peanut butter provided a wagons, are urged to volimteer bit of crunch to the lightness so that trash can be easily fHi HhoHovor. . .and frhndly covrtaoa$iarvka of the fllling — something akin taken to the dump after the to an old-fashioned banana routes are cleaned. cream. The Beautification Commit­ 1!) Bernice and Donald Manning tee, which is sponsoring this ccHiUnued their trip to the Unl- event, hopes that townspeople versallst Church ocean retreat, will do a “ real spring clean­ U5PA CHOICE ^.ater, Bernice wished ^ e had ing” of both the roadsides and - 1 3 . asked for the recipe. A -friend, their own property and that who works In the Salem, Mass, "everyone will litter less in the CLUB 6TEAk:4 library, uncovered the recipe in future so that next year there m' a cookbook there. will be less of a mess.” U$PA CHOICE ^ _ -p,»5T Peemuts and peanut butter Plant Exchange are high in food value. Institu- For the second year in a row, Uonal food planners use peanut the Beautifleation Committee CHUCIfe butter as a supplementary food is sponsoring a plant exchange in menu planning. Bernice told and sale, scheduled for May 16 U4PA CHOICE __ me that the Clara Barton Camp from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Zol- for diabetic girls now serves lo’s Supermarket, Route 31 and peanut butter instead of bacon Daley Rd. CALIF. 1?0A5r ^ six mornings per week. The This event gives people a CEMTTER Cirr iiiiim^ , high cost of bacon precludes its chance to swap their unwanted (Herald photo by Bucelvlcius) or over-abundant garden plants use by many on special diets. MRS. DONALD MANNING Peanut ibutter is an excellent fo r . plants they might want. 'BLOCK CHOCK ^-7 3 ^ substitute.------It is high...... in...... energy, - thought your readers might cooled baked pie shell. Top People who do h. not 1 have t fplants fats necessary for body balance, enjoy my potato slices for out- with whipped cream or non- “ ® CHOICE '30NELE$^ phosphorous, thiamine and nia- door cooking. It’s so easy as dairy whipped topping. May be annuals will also be for sale, as they cln. you start with the raw pota- topped with meringue, baking were last year. Bernice is a member of the toes.” I have a feeling that this 12-16 minutes at 360 degrees. This year, residents are urg- CH0CK1?0Afi.T 99 * Clara Barton Se.rvlce Group of could be done also in the Cheese and Onion Potato Slices ed to bring small trees and the Universalist Church Worn- jdtehen oven on high heat, say Bhrubs for exchange. If they U5PA CHOICE en. The group supports the non- 400.450. Bernice’s chicken party duty aluminum foil, place sliced are unable to bring the piants sectarian diabetic camp for girls casserole is a basic recipe, easy white potatoes. (AMow one me- on the ^day of the swap, they and the ElUott P. Joselin Camp because you do not have to pre- <11"™ per person.) let'a'comnTltte^ me‘m- for diabeUc boys. Uicated in brown the chicken. You can add Sprinkle with salt and pepper. L r t h ^ p ^ t s aTe central Massachusetts, every anything you want to it. Place about a table^xxm of U6PA choice -b o n e l e s s chopped onUms, bits of cheese camper and many of the coun­ Peanut Butter Cream Pie Plants should be labeled as that will meAt easily (about a selors are diabetics. Besides a % cup sugar to name and color, if neces- well-rounded camp program, teaspoonful)) a small amount of _ , .__, , . _ 2>4 tablespoons cornstarch m elb^butter and a few drops f f f ’ “ d ^ e < l " container CHUCK STEAKS , 99 * the children receive expert and 1 tablespoon all-purpose flour specialized medical care with of water on top. Fold foil ^ “ “ U^PA CHOICB TFOM 5HpOLC>ERY^Hf|0 teaspoon salt seal securely, bake on wire grill canied. Instruction as to their physical This event was very popular 3 cups milk I in brazier over charcoal for 1- needs. last yerar, in spite of a rainy 3 slightly beaten egg yolks 114 hours. Rack should be about LOKOOMTOL^TEAK$^ Recently, the ladies held a dif­ % cup crunchy peanut butter day, and it is hoped that it will ferent kind of fashimi show tp 3 inches from coals. (plus a tablespoon or more Chicken Party Casserole become an annual event. raise camp fimds. Called “ Sew TUtsH 6H?:ouNP if desired) In a 0 X 14 glass ovenware The ^ proceeds of the exchange . ,_ and Tell,” almost fifty hand­ 1 tablespoon butter ______dish, place* contents of one can «eo«H^\siEPr engineering and research sec- to show it in the potboilers she With film "ttera d o m in g and Insurance, Lathrop Con- GOOD served with homemade cupcakes or brownies. □ □ □ For leisurely weekend afternoons on the patio or Uon of Pratt Sc Whitney Air- starred in, mosUy for Para- her Me to d l ^ ^ y , gy^uctlon, AUen’s Supermarket, AfRlL Zl -Z 4 KESTLES J l / \ X craft, Donald is required to mount. But she was able to Veronica Lake left Nathan Hale Gas, Pasek Real- porch, pass around stemmed glasses of Orange Freeze, a smooth, citrus-flavored sherbet soda to enjoy with salted nuts travel often throughout the exude what passed for sultry 1 ^ , Cbventry Supermarket, Bid CHOCOLATE waota or thin nut cookies. If you have children in the family, you know the current passion for fruit slush, the year. “I X have been going with sex —to those—-----— days, especially------* as\ with you, Hollywood,” die ^ d . well wcu Tavern, xaverii. Zollo’s ouuvriiicu'Supermar- KLEENEX JuM60Twm FA(K^ , contemporary version of the old-fashioned ice ball. Orange Slush Fizz is an after-school snack so popular your my husband for 16 years ever co-star with Alan Ladd to 'This ^ ket, Strede OonstrucUon and the since my son was to high Gun for Hire,” “The Glass /P**® Coventry Police Association, HM POX im s young people won’t even notice it’s also healthful. The Fizz goes into glass mugs or paper cups and is right at school. I love to travel and to Key,” "The Blue Dahlia,” etc. c h i c l e s h_^ latter-day w o^. T O U IH IS 6 5 ^ home with pretzels, cheese crackers, and com chips. □ □ □ All these refreshing beverages are fair-weather meet people.” A collecUon of Perhaps her best talent was to It is a deprestong s ^ , ^ t a re- ^ an ‘ole timers’ miniature mugs with the seal of light comedy. But except for °''®- ™night at St. Mary’s Church on CACKLE-bird friends, so keep the recipes on hand for the warm, warm days of summer and early fall. various colleges and universl- "SuUivan’s Travels,” “ I Majv moments. Miss Lake dwlares, ^ cnn. F R O T E N TO O P^X ties are mementoes of their ried a Witch” and one or two dm has never S w ^ ^ ^ a t b ^ s , CHICKEN m many excursions. The Man- other films, she had little There is someUii^ to admire . . . . soa^hettl and MORTOH A nlngs’ son, Stanley lives at ch ^ ce to d l ^ y ^ t asp^t. meat balls, potato ^ d , maca- CHOPS home, 81-Marlon Dr. ^ Off-stage * e became known “ nml s a la d f ^ le slaw, Jello ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER CREAM f i t s 4 ^^ “ I don’t consider myself a *<»■ ber s a r d ^ c manner and iivtoe a Me that seems salads, rolls, butter, coffee and GOOD AFRII Z l- 7 A 'PE.Ll'M Pr. “ I do like to dream up recipes ^ btoid-man’s bluff. I’ve Mude wlU be provided by the + vaieiglp. l Q Q Q l though.For instance, I have ^ t e » s ^ b e ^ ^ ^ b ^ found my groove, setUed into it WiUlamantlc Senior Citizens some leftover lamb today and Constance OcklmnLi to and I fit f h m ! ^ y pamper me Combo, and prizes will be given 60L0GNA orBilKra LO/IF Hie 'unci have no idea how it wUl end starring role to in Miami, this aging movie star, to the man aid w om ^ who O i ange HZZ O iange (Olange ^^^Qianheiiy (^unck (Diange ^ieeze up. I’ll utilize some season­ "I W a ^ Wings” at 17 and I react to the pampering have the most original costume. ings, maybe a little bit of wine. to ^ v e lo p a like a hungry pussy cat." A few anUque cars will also be displayed, The public is in- FECTIVE APRIL 1 can (9 fl.oz.) frozen conesntrata 5 cups cold water I’ll just see what I have on ^ in u u i 21-24 1 can (9 fl. oz.) frozen concon- 5 eggs 21^ quarts cold water the shelves. vited. for imitation orange juice shell that seemed to work,” she trato for Imitation orange V i cup sugar 4 cans (9 fl. oz. each) frozen 1 can (9 fl. oz.) frozen concen­ writes. “ It was the Hollirwood Winsted Paper concentrate for imitation 1 pint orange sherbet or vanilla trate for imitation orange Herald c<»kbook that I just lov machine that had ground 'E' ~ .J Manchester Evening Herald juice, partially thawed Dash of salt -em erald isle salad mold. I ^ product on an as- I f l i p J. O H i X p a n d Coventry correspondent. Holly orange juice ice cream juice take it to poUuck suppera, used ^ rMU Oantner, Tel., 742-8795. IV4 cupa water 2 cans (9 fl. oz. each) frozen WINSTES) (-AP) — The Clti- ______4 bottles (16 fl. oz. each) cran­ 1 bottle (28 fl. oz.) club soda* 1 cup pineapple juice it for Christmas and St. Pat- confidence would ruin 1 bottle (28 ft. oz.) ginger ale, concentrate for imitation rick’s Day. It’s good with so zen Printing Co. of Wtosted said Tuesday it has agreed to pur- 'Extended Forecast berry juice cocktail *0r UM 1 boNI* (2S n. oz.) gingor alo or h cup lemon juice many things.” Bernice w m re- •■Veronica” sometimes be- chilled orange juice chase another newspaper. The partly cloudy Saturday. Fair lomofi^llmo carboiwlod bovorago. try XTra nonaid Bum------— — cnase anouier paruy ciouuy Saturday, rair 2 quarts cold water 2 bottles (28 fl. oz. each) ginger 1 package (10 oz.) frozen sweet ham ^reclne on nage 21 of the band of a i^ t e , (Mass.) New Adver- Sunday and Monday. Tempera- Combine orahge juice and water, ale, chilled cherries in quick thaw pouch ^ s recipe on page 21 of the ‘ures below normal with ^ l y 2 cups pineapple juice Combine concentrate, sherbet, stirring to blend. Pour into 8x4- ice cubes 1 bottle (7 fl. oz.) quinine water, blend, ber pl.cm« « to “"“PW nv.mKln, In lb. 50. md inch loaf pan or into small bowl. and club soda in a mixing bowl. ^ b.r mixer U.bi* JS. be, g?.”■ " bto In lb. 30.^_____ Beat eggs, sugar, and salt until chilled Blend, using rotary beater or low speed, she beeps the tew ^outs with alcohol, her failures ^ the nearby towns UICHl^IID Place in freezer until mixture Combine cold water, concentrate, well blended. Add remaining In­ Ice cubes » moving back and forth unUl ^ ^ mother. ^ Southwlck Granville Blan- reaches soft-freeze stage. Spoon and cranberry juice cocktail. Stir electric mixer. Pour over ice in gredients. Beat until foamy. the mixture climbs up onto the Lakg ^Uo tells poignant- “ MOVING!! into glasses or paper cups, add­ tall glasses. Serve at once. If de­ beaters. After scraping it off ,y of her only real lo v r ^ t h a Makes about 3 quarts or 12 until well blended. Chill. Just be­ Combine water, concentrate, sired, garnish each serving with with a knife, she adds the merchant seaman who met her wtosted^l^ntag C l ^ n with 2 0 % Clearance Sole ing ginger ale to each glass. If fore serving, add ginger ale and pineapple and lemon juices. Stir APRIL 24 - 27 - 28 - 29 servings. an additional scoop of sherbet. water. I don’t know whether a cocktail waitress after her the W li^ t e E v e n ^ Citizen vrtth desired, garnish with fresh mint. ice cubes. Garnish with fresh rhint until blended. Chill. Just before this is the secret of her sue- fall from fame. He died before " 1= T " Makes 6 servings. Serve at once. Makes 5 servings. Note: For an appetizer, serve bev­ leaves, if desired. Serve in punch serving, thaw fruit as directed on cess but I can attest to the they could marry. ^ Rummage Corner 317 HIGHLAND STREET quality and texture of her fin- The book bffers some cloeeup “ “ MquislUon repr^ n te a na- erage in small glasses. Makes cups. Makes about 7 quarts or 56 package; add to punch mixture 246 Spruce St. MANCHESTER CONN. Tshed product. coiiiments abodl -the actress’s GRAND OPENING I H : I fl f' ' ( f I : ’i I about 24 servings. servings. with quinine water and ice cubes. “All summer long, I am never contemporaries. Among them: llcation by both pa(tors into the SATURDAY. MAY 1st Serve immediately. Makes 2 in the kitchen,” Bernice told me. Howard Hughes—” . . . a cap- 90. Birch St. Note: Recipe may be halved to HOURS: 9:80-3:00 quarts or 16 servings. “ I cook on the outdoor grill. 1 tivating person to his depth, so ^^***®*^ make qbout ZVz quarts or 28 love to be outside. I even take aloerf and detached but with a ^ ® ^ ® ^ . Tues. - Wed. - Ihuri. • Sat. 77 frozen vegetables, wrap them to trace .of warmth for those fortu- ^ Call 647-9307 servings. aluminum foil with some butter nate enough to be touched by it. be printed on the Ci^ e n s oN- and do them right on the grill. Howard, for some reason, pre- set equipment here, Nashsaid. X PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. fftURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1971 PAGE ELEVEN A n d ov er Tolland County Superior Court lots does not mean cutting W ar Pullout Columbia Cutting of Cards cards,” Goldfarb SEiid, adding SUEDE CLEANIHG that he believes his ruling is | OONI ON rKNSISl No Way To Vote, binding. WITH 10% OFF I Called For At Bridegroom; Draws Teacher Pay Joyal said Thursday that hej FAUADi ClIAWIS Howard H. Green Sr. CIRCUIT COURT 12 Cook Makes Reply Rules Attorney is gdng to wait for an official] \ M s 'JESt MIDDLE T.IRNPIKE Howard Hearknesa Green Sr., Manchester Session ruling from the secretary of the| 56, of West Hartford, brother of YouthConfab A Manchester man arrested Negotiations SOUTHINGTON (AP) * — state before trying'to break the! William H. Green of Manches­ last night and charged in con­ Term on Drug Count - V -’. A cut of toe cards is not a legal tie again. ' (Continued troni Page One) nection with the cashing of a To PosCs Charges way to decide an election. ter, died yesterday in Nashua, A t Im p a sse riscoll ac- ers are also asking that toe again;'both drew threes. sister. "this was the fairest conference ataie Heaiin i^panm eiu pro- ed as a data-input operator at aAnf»n/>A said, knowledged Wilson’s honorable charged with possession of stol- responsible leadership that cedure "and has received an-ap- Northeast UUllUes Co., Ber- terra life Insurance for a sub­ Joyal ruled McDonald toe win­ The funeral will be Saturday on a demographic basis that has en goods appearedinjcourt and want to run our commu- This case is not that of casual discharge from the armed ser- m ner, however, because he had a proval by them.” lln. scribing member be raised at 8:30 a.m. from the John A. ever been held." sale,” he noted that when the vices and commented on the ex- three of diamonds, which has a “ I had no influence . . . , p ieced guilty to avreduced "Technology is not yet avail­ Mr. Walsh is from *6,000 to *10,000. Hangen Funeral Home, 111 charge of tampering with A mo- Cook gave an estimate of able for the recycling of some a graduate of narcotics agent was there he cellent appearance he present- The board Is offering the higher value in bridge than Fer- Main St., Unionville, irith a caucuses . . . delegations . tor vehicle, and were eacA^fliied state grants for this year," to Manchester High School and ujei-e were at least 1,000 ed. He termed it "distressing” or meetings,” he said. materials that a disposal area same salary schedule as last rucci’s three of clubs. Mass of requiem at St. Patrick’s j2 5 . ^ set the record straight” and attended the University of Hart- cocaine pills in Wilson’s posses- that seeing so much of this, an Concerning the selection of generates,” he added, pointing yesu-’s which includes an auto­ Ferrucci wasn’t happy about BUNCH Church, Collinsville, at 9. Burial Paul E. Guidice, Michael **sts *1,000 ford. He owns and operates a gion. Wilson was arrested nine erosion takes place in expecting youth .delegates, ranging in age grant in lieu of out that old cars have beem re­ matic increment in each being left out in toe cold. “ We Avill be in Mt. St. Benedict Kreipovich and Gary Matthew, I ^ c s on state-owned land; cycled when a sufficient quan­ chain restaurant in Manchester, months ago in a drug raid in what’s going to happen. “ step” . -ft. are not playing a game of 2 from 14 through 25, he said. CASH AND CARRY Cemetery, Bloomfield. ail 17, were arrested this mom- *^,b00 town aid funds for road tity has accumulated. Studies A September, wedding is Stafford which resulted in the As Wilson was led from the bridge. I don’t think it’s fair,” “ We were looking for people planned. Step one; *7,200, four-year Friends may call at the fu­ ing in Vernon in connection construction (all materials of the disposal of solid waste arrests of 16 youths. courtroom he stopped to lean preparation; *7,700, five years; he said Tuesday. who had done things. They may Wilson’s attorney, Peter J. over the railing to kiss his new Planting Trees for Salters Pond neral home tonight from 7 to 9 have been activists—liberal or with alleged theft of tires from used purchased under .state are being carried on at a pilot *8,200, six years. Goldfarb agreed, and told the FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Zaccagnmo of Hartford, ad- bride end then his mother. and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and conservative. an auto dealer there. bids); *1’75,463.16 school grants plant in Madison, Wis., accord­ Step two: *7,560, four years; sound barrier for property owners on the south Democratic registrar in a letter OPBN 7 DAYS — 9:00 A J«. to 5:00 P.M. 7 to 9 p.m. ing to the first selectman, and White pine seedlings are being planted at Salter’s TOLLAND TPKE. MANOH./VBRN4XN TOWN LINE ‘I believe we’verc ..o-had »a .v.„.real Prosecutor Joseph Paradise various sources; *3,100 Average *8,060, five years; *8,660, six side of town land, Ernest Tureck, park superin­ that he must draw lots to deter­ confer'^erbe^a^e ©rthat,’’* lie " ““ ed a charge of possession of Public Health Nursing Pro- paper has been recycled in An­ Pond by, from left, Richard Meier, David Ferguson mine the winner. “ And drawing years. tendent said. The department also gave 250 white Paul D. Jones said, adding that the conference drugs against Dayton Baokas, W,000 welfare funds; dover since the disposal area Step three: *7,900, four years; and Mike Condon. To help earn his Eagle Scout Police Arrest 110 Protesters pine seedlings for planting at both the gravel bank Paul Dodson Jones, 58, of 124 h ^ “ 'geiect^ adult" delegates as 23. of 26 Lydall St. *5,000 elderly tax exemptlcm; -was started. He said that the V.S. Wage *8,400, five years; *8,900 six Badge, Meier supeivised 24 boy scouts of Troop 27 Washington St., husbauid of “ people we thought represented Paradiso told Judge J. Rob- *1,200 library grant.” area, in use since 1951, will be years. of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church in a planting proj­ on Love Lane and at Northview Ski Slope. The Mrs. Florence Hoffman Jemes, ’•eal power.” ert Lacey that Backas was Cook also mentioned a “fed- usable “ for mtiny years to come After Protest at Top Court Step four: *8,250, four years; ect. Condon, a friend of Meier, was the only boy boys did the planting at the three sites this week. died this morning at Hartford being held pending charges eral grant for instruction of with the recycling of materials On Rise Hess said the recommenda­ *8,760, five years; *0,250, six participating who is not a scout. The Park and Rec­ The park department provided an employe to direct against -him in Middlesex constables and police officers as found feasible.” (Continued from Page One) Hospital. tions that came out of the (Continued from Page One) A. Hart, I>-Mlch. Earlier in the years. the plantings at each "site, and it supplied neces­ Mr. Jones was bom Aug. 11, County. >, is about to start In the Wlnd- Cook said he attends a semi- reation Department supplied 250 seedlings for Sal­ conference were "not just for day he had sought to put the Step five: *8,600, four years; sary tools. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) ENROLLMENT chasing power was up 69 cents a ^^n climbed high onto a 1912 in Nay Aug, Pa., and had the President, but for Ameri­ Backas was arrested this ham area. Andover constables nar run by the Institute of Pub- Senate on record in favor (rf the ter’s to stop erosion of the soil and to provide a war- have been alerted. One signed lie Service to study new gov- week ^rom February, a rise of statue representing *9,100, five years; *9,600 six lived in Manchester for the ca.” morning on a rearrest Mall campwite. ’Ihe move was years. [sonSSiing] to attend.” emmental methods. seven-tenths of one per cent Tempered with Mercy at the fewer death sentences from ju­ past 32 years. He was employ­ “ I consider it a success,” he rant in connection with an m- blocked temporarily by Sen. Step six; *8,960, four years; and other members are Mrs. ’The open space land being ------— from a year ago but still 2.1 per front of the building. Committee OKs ries that feel the chance of pa­ Court Drops ed as a steamfitter before he said. “ We’ve done many things cident in Manchester last sum­ cent below the all-time peak in Strom ’Thurmond, R-S.C. *9,450, five years; *9,950, six Jerry Dunnack, Mrs. Donald CARD developed behind the school was Manchester Evening H era ld role is unacceptable. retired Itist June because of ill we set out to do. It was a re­ mer in which several youths September, 1968, the report Vigorously, he smashed a ’The injunction against the years. Pearce, Mrs. Marshall Nuhfer Conflict Case health. He was a member of also cited by the first selectman Andover correspondent Anna plastic rifle against the head of dememstrators bars camping on • No-Parole Bill No one has been electrocuted markable meeting.” were stopped in a motor vehi­ said. Step seven; *9,300, four years; and Charles Bailey. The five Community Baptist Church cle. as being at le&t partially fi- Frisina, tel. 742-9647. the representation of jusUce, National Park land between for crimes in Connecticut in the VolunTeer Now! Sign Up, ForgoHen American! Increases in wages and pur­ *9,800, five years; *10,300, six Board of Education members BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (API- and the Manchester Dodge of Backas told the judge he had splintering the rifle into pieces. 4:30 p.m. and 9 a.m. HARTFORD (AP)—The legis­ post 10 years. chasing power were reported in years. will also serve: Donald Tuttle, lature’s Judiciary Committee The committee’s cochairmen Charges of conflict of interest Elks. been incarcerated four months Elizabeth Dr. was installed as Inside the building itself. An agreement reached be- S a m s S ays all major industries except Step eight; *9,650, four years; Mrs. Ellen Hills Mrs. Joseph decided to kill all proposed Survivors, besides his wife, on other drug charges. corresponding secretary for a wooden horses were placed tween veterans’ leaders and the also announced approval of a against some members of the Logan Urges transportation and public utili­ *10,150, five years; *10,650, six Armstrong, Nell Bane and Al are two sons, Shane Jones and James A. Gorman, 19, of 1 two-year term. An active mem­ across the stairways leading government, was Interpreted to legislation to eliminate toe bill that would impose a *26 xianbury Common Council were 1. BOY SCO UTS ties, the bureau said. fred Hadlgian. Gary Jones, both of Manches­ S e a le G a v e Franklin St., arrested about ber in the PTA for 16 years, she It reported a particularly street level to the first mean the order banned sleep- Step nine; *10,000, four death penalty in favor of a bill fine on a motorist who parks dismissed by Judge Michael NEEDS: Committee members for membership growth; camping and outdoor years. that would authorize life im­ his car unattended in a large ter; four daughters. Miss noon today in connection with a New Methods has served as president of both sharp rise in take-home pay of floor where the court room and ing, lying in bedrolls, making Grinder Sale Ciano of toe Court of Common activities; leadership training; finance; advancement; commissioner years; *10,500, five years; *11,- parking lot-for 10 cars or more Wednesday Paula Jones and Mrs. Wilfred family disturbance at his home, the Buckley School PTA and construction workers in March, the justices’ offices are located. any fire, cooking, erecting any The Teachers Association is prisonment without parole pos- service; exploring. ^Kiir Order ’The section of the U.S. Code 000, six years. planning a Grinder Day May 1 siblty. - o r on a public street with the Wednesday^ ^ k Miller, both of Manchester, was released to his sister’s cus­ the Manchester PTA Council, up from *140.67 per week to shelter and digging on the Mall. keys in toe ignition. ^ Th® charges ^ en b rig h t In Schooling under which the demonstrators Step ten; *10,360, four years; for toe benefit of Mrs. Elizabeth Mrs. Donald Arsinault of tody, and had the charge and District 3 director. She is *146.34, stemming entirely from Several tents had been erect­ The life, imprisonment measure The penalty for leaving keys by Mrs. Sara Rotokopf who is 2. COUNCIL OF CHURCHES (Continued from Page One) were arrested forbids obstruct­ *10,860, five years; *11,350, six Bauman, Grade 2 teacher, who Jamaica, Vt., and Mrs. Roger against him of breach of peace ...... immediate past northeast re- an increase in the average work ed earlier in the area and were would add a third possible pen- in Ignitions was prompted part- nmning for mayor of Danbury NEElDS: Counselors for junior high “ Drop In Program.” Rondeini of Glastonbury; a New Haven for a speaking en- continued until May 3. We can t afford Mclhiffey gional vice president of the week as spring construction ac­ ing and impeding the adminis­ left standing. Most of the veter­ years. was seriously Injured in an ally for a jury’s consideration J'; ®n Independent. A tration of justice. ’Ihere is a sister, Mrs. David Sullivan of gagement at Yale University. Police say they received a Reader educaUrai in the Sesame gt^te PTA. She has been chair- tivity began. ans used bedrolls or bedding. Step eleven; *10,700, four automobile accident March 17. in the case of capital crimes. A -" . - ____ tnisn in thn roimtrv___Judve CianoJudge said Ciano said her suit was maximum penalty of not more Jackson, S.C.; and nine grand- ’The Panther leader is on trial complaint about noon St. from era,” his the Hon. William Do- man of several committees at ’The bureau Wednesday re­ years; *11,200, five years; *11,- She will not be able to return to person now can be sentenced ® technically faulty in that it did 4-H than *5,000 and one year impris­ public relations; town contact for children. with Ericka Hugpgins on capital mother that he was in the house gan, commissioner of education tjig unit, council, district and ported the three-tenths one 700, six years. her classroom this year. Grind- either to death in the electric unattended with keys in toe not name the four council mem- NEEDS; Project leaders; teen volunteers; onment or both. The Holmes Funeral Home, charges in the killing. and would not open the doors. of Federal Region I for the U.S. state level. per cent rise in living costs and ProHle Step twelve; *11,050, four ers may be picked up in tlie chair or to life imprisonment jm ^ ^ g bers she claims have toe con- Manchester families. 400 Main St., is m charge of ar- Sams said the alleged order Stanley Shamonis, 41, of 271 Department of Health, Educa- Mrs. J. C. Durocher of East said the first-quarter showed a Those remaining on the steps years; *11,660, five years; *12,- school cafeteria from 10 a.m. to with a chance of a parole after j ______j,g dismissed it on rangements, which are incom- was given in the presence of Wil- Woodbridge St. pleaded guilty U°n and Welfare, said last night Hartford, owner and operator of 2.7 annual per cent rate of in- recited the Pledge of Allegiance 4 p.m. Orders may be sent into 20 years. those grounds. ~ . _ o o* An* * ^ ^ -----» A -.1 flA ______at J Mt a ____ a ovirl aavifv otiAlt a/attora a o ''UTHatn 060, sbe years. 4. MANCHESTER BOARD OF EDUCATION plete. liams, Rory Hlthe, and Warren to breach of peace, and wilful at the 71st annual convention Kiddle Korral of 9 Delmont St., crease, smallest first-quarter and sang such songs as “ When Of Protester Building Study the school via toe students. The Sen. Jay W. Jackson, D-West Quebec tops a cliff-flanked Mrg, Rotokopf said she would NEBJDS: Noontime playground and recess activity supervisora: clerical help In ------Kimbro, who has admitted shoot- damage to private property, in of the PTA of Connecticut. was installed as treasurer. Also rise in four years. Johnny Comes Marching Home Selectmen have appointed five deadline is April 26. Hartford, and Rep. John A. Car- promontory of twisted stone se* appeal her case at this libraries: aides In science labs, foreign language labe, and audio-visual Mrs. Francis W. Donagtaie ing Rackley in the head the next connection with a domestic dis- Former commissioner of edu- an active PTA member for 16 The White House called the Again” and “ Hallelujlah” as (Continued from Page One) members to toe school building Manchester Evening Herald rozzella, D-Walllngford, said between toe St. Lawrence River j,ut would later if the al centers; aides for maitally retarded and physically-handicapped chil­ SOUTH WINDSOR — Mra day on Sams’ orders and plead- turbance April 13. Judge Lacey cation for Maine, Logan traced years, she was convention chair- price report “ extremely good their fellow demonstrators were study committee. Selectman Columbia correspondent Virgin, Wednesday the life-without-pa- on toe south and toe St. Charles jggred conflict continues, dren; resource people to provide background material In geography, P to stick a rifle butt out the win- Ruth H. Hambleton Demaghue ed guilty to second-detree mur- stayed execution of fines to give the history of public schools in man this year and in 1964. She news,” but AFL-CIO economist I®*! to the police bus. , i* u , , , , la Carlson Tel. 228-9224. role possibility may result in River on toe north. creative writing, civics; nwi-clerical classroom aides to work with small Nathaniel Goldflnger said first- Police refused to arrest one of “ w ^ d knock people in George Peters will be chairman of Hartford, sister erf Mrs. John der. Shamonis opportunity to get the New England from Civil War is past District 3 director, im- groups In order to Increase individual student Instruction. Driscoll of South Windsor, died But Kimbro testified for the times to the present. mediate past state correspond- quarter prices were still 4.9 per the demonstrators—BUI Wlman, J**® ^®®^ they money. cent above a year earlier “ and a 23-year-old who lost both his *^® ®y their bikes. EJvery- Tuesday at St. Francis Hospi- prosecution last week that he “ A century ago children went ing secretary, past president of cent above a year earlier Charges against Shamonis of that’s an indication the cost of teet on a land mine in Vietnam <”1® would laugh. It was great FOR 5. RECREATION DEPARTMENT tal. She was the wife of Fran- was asleep, at the time of Seale’s to school to get away from the Penney High School (East Hart- intoxication and larceny, in con­ living is still rising rapidly and tn August last year. sP®rt supposedly.” WEEK-END SPECIALS NEElDS; Coaches for Alumni and Junior Alumni Baseball Leagues. els W. Donaghue. alleged visit and never saw him nection with an incident involv­ toUs of the farms and the fish- tord) PTA. Mie has served on ing boats.” Logan said. “ Those chairman of several commit- still cemUnuing to wipe out Wiman, originally from Boa- Slaughter said he once saw a •Other survivors are a son, a in the apartment. ing the theft of some shrubs, ^ The following agencies need transportation provided to transport the lU and ready, willing and able to learn, tees, much of the buying power of ton but now living in a hospital j®®P swerve as it passed a Viet- daughter, two brothers, a sis­ were nolled. workers.” hi Manhattan, had his friends namese couple attempting to elderly for emergencies, to doctors offices and to therapy treatment centers: ter and seven granddaughters. learned; the others went back ------y y B MCC To Train A Middletown youth, Frank However, another critic of wheel him to the police bus but cross a In-ldge on a motorcycle. ’The funeral will be tomorrow Gasior, 19, pleaded not guilty to the fa ™ s ^ d boats.” C lub P la n s President Nixon’s economic pol- officials still refused to arrest ‘"Ihe Jeep kept going. ’Ihe man DRUG at 8:16 a.m. from the ’Thomas to taking a motor vehicle with­ Gradually educatorsV&B beganl/VgtUi Icles, Sen. William Proxmlre, him. He then had his friends was left lying in the road with CHILD & FAMILY SERVICES OF CONN. In Child Care to sort out children F. Farley Funeral Home, 96 out permission, and speeding, in into nearly § h o W O i l S u i l d a V D-W^8., chairman of the joint wheel him back to the steps the lady standing over him. 404 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Webster St, Hartford, with a connection with an incident last homogeneous groups)s to.. teach______. _ •' House-Senate Economic Com- where he was carried to the top. When we came by I yelled, 'hey FISH OF MANCHESTER Manchester Community Col­ them. Often the teachers didn’t The Central ConnecUcut Coin Mass of requiem at St. Justin week Involving a rental car. He mittee, joined the White House He then,left the wheelchair and stop.” The driver laughed. He lege has entered into a formal have much more education then t31“b of Manchester and sur- AT THE PARKADE ONLY! AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY Church, Hartford, at 9. Burial elected to have a trial by jury in calling the March price re- th® steps. said he wasn’t going to stop for will be in Rose IDU Memorial affiliation with the Educational the students. rounding towns wlU celebrate MANCHESTER DEPT. OF WELFARE & SOCIAL Center for Human Development of 12. National Coin Week with its an­ port an encouraging sign Nix- Asst. Atty. Gen. L. Patrick them gooks. When we got to "WE SAVE YOU MONEY" Park, Rocky Hill. “ In the 1920’s we started sort­ on’s policies against inflation Gray in met today at the Jus- Phan Rang, he told people how in Hartford for the education Gasior has posted a *1,000 nual coin show Sunday from SERVICES Friends may call at the fu­ ing kids by Intelligence Quo­ are beginlng to work. tlce Department with lawyers Slaughter wanted to stop to help and training of persons inter­ bond. noon to 6 p.m. at the KofC neral home tonight from 7 to 9. tient tests the way they sort “ ’Ihls has to be interpreted as representing the vetrans, to dls- the gooks.” ested in the field of early child­ Gasior was arrested last Wed- Home, 138 Main St. TTie show Mrs. C*iariea M. O’Brien nesday after being picked up cm Potatoes in Aroostook County, good news indeed—extremely cuss the camping situation. In December 1969, Slaughter hood and human development. is open to the public at no Mrs. Bertha M. O’lBrien, 76, the Wlibur Ctoeb Hghway, Maine,” he said. Later educa- good news, very reassuring,” At the White House, press sec- was back home and by May 28, Please Drop in BlnroUment Card Box or MaU of 19 Strant_ _St., wife _ of__ diaries The offerings of both Instltu- travelling, police say, “ at a tors began to realize that the charge. said President Nixon’s chief retary Ronald L. Ziegler said 1970, he was out of the Army, FABULOUS ORUG BUYS M .*o¥ rie’n, died yesterday at tions permit MCC students to ^ „ best way to teach was on a Mrs. Sally Kirka is general economic advisor Paul Me- President Nixon has issued gen- By October 1970, he was taking TEL. 646-6031 THE MANCHESTER JAYCEES TEL 646-6031 St. Francis Hospital, Hartford, elect an option in the two-year Judge ‘ i Lacey ^ e y foifound Peter | nA 200 Tablets 8. AMERICAN RED CROSS The Holmes Funeral Home, SIZE *** I w O NEEDS: Blood progrram (recruiters, canteen, donor room, escorts, s ^ f wde, 400 Main St., was in charge of through third grade chUdren. St., ^ “ EducaUon is paid for by peo- day covers with elongated coins. New car prices dropped throughout the day by protest run a gas staUon unUl I die $2.59 The Connecticut Commission from 1:46 to 6:30 p.m. ' ^ eight-tenths of one per cent, but leaders: “ Hell no, we won’fg o .” which is maybe what I mean by Baked enamel observer, temperature fetation, nurses); work with patienU and staff at local arrangements. pie vdio live in an age of Trophies will be awarded to *1.93 Value VALUE ^1.68 CHADS on Aid to'Higher Education re- Itod Cross officials advise ^gg^ets, but some want to keep winners of Best in Show U.S. used cars were up 1.2 per cent. Spokesmen for the JusUce De, dropping out Then I wouldn’t fii^h on alum­ VA Hospital; services to members of the armed forces and their fam­ gently approved *26,274 toward that m ^ y a p p ^ toen to have ,, C urren c/ forelm Over^l traMportaUon costs partment. District of Columbia have to be involved. I could for- inum bod)f. 20-25 ilies; office work; drivers; first aid Instructors. Family Potluck the support of the center until already been made for this visit. rose three-tenths of one per cent police and NaUonal Park PoUce get everything like ped education. thorlUes at all levels of govern­ because American leaders want • Hardwood AV A A ing service to this area. Also, “ You’re right.” • Longer “ 1 * 5 0 niD fA C K discuss “ You and Your De­ ment who are working to im­ On State^ National Level to save face. • Elarphone nomination,” which will de­ anyone who has ever had viral prove educaUon. But toe veterans, who prom­ Burning • 9 Volt Batt. mPICNIC JUC 13. LUTZ JUNIOR MUSEUM. :INC. hepatitis is permanenUy reject­ At Arlington, he said, “ I near­ scribe areas in toe world where Petition Filed Logan’s career as an educa-. HARTFORD (AP) — The par- and tenure to a system. ised any resistance to police *1.98 VALUE • Carry Case j|| Vs”x50 Foot NEEDS: Curators;"staff assistants; creating exhibits; research; clerical duties, ed. These regulations are tor began as a teacher to a one- ent teacher association must be- Referring to what he called a would be nonviolent, took some ly cried. Guys aren’t supposed assisting with inventory and stock; desk assistants; handy-man; hMd- mission dollars make a differ­ WITH COUPON Lwilh SPIGOT I In Bankruptcy stricUy enforced by toe Con- room schocl heated by green coma an effective pressure “ taxpayers’ revolt,” at toe local precautionary measures as drlz- to .cry, but my wife says that lettering posters and display signs; upkeep of Oak Grove Nature Center; ence. During his talk, children Polyethylene. under 10 years of age will view necUcut Red Cross Blood Pro- vveod burning to a stove. “ That group at toe state and national level, Derienzo claimed educa- *1®, wind and darkness moved ‘ rigm ana ii sne were vnm Instructors for youth programs. 1 a a am guess L GARDEN ...... Donald J. Corbin, 12 Lewis St., gramO'V^OTVl toIrs protect IViatoe recipient^a/«lrvlavtf vvas before TI got involved a..**!*with lasrAlalevels, an educator told .I dele-I 11Uon lais hardest hitV»4f byK»r toefKa cur- AArTUSaacross thatoe rf>0campground. mT40PW\a«n/l mo, 1 gll6S8 WOUlO naVO CrlBU Foam plastic a film in another -room. all those gravestones, acres Miss Patricia Taylor is chair- Rockville, filed a voluntary of toe blood whose health must bonds, budgets and beams,” gates to toe 71st annual conven- rent financial squeeze. Ninety They asked all nonveterans to ’ ' j T p -irT f DUTCH MASTER CIGARS insulation. 14. BIG BROTHER man of the supper and pro- 1" bankruptcy this be safeguarded. he said. Uon of toe ConnecUcut PTA per cent of any school budget is leave, requested money for ball ^ ^ $4. Value NEEDS: Help for their camp cleanup. gram. Families planning to at- morning to U.S. District Court, Blood does save lives, and in During toe two-day conven- Tuesday afternoon. “ fixed,” he said with teachers’ and told state protest chairmen y-anf down from Box of so *6.50 Value HOSE tend are reminded to bring a Hartford. spite of all toe amazing dlscov- tlon at toe Hotel Sonesta, sev- Addressing a workshop on fi- and municipal employes’ con- to submit to lawyers toe names ,, • PERFECTO AO _ VINT AIR 15. CHILD & FAMILY SERVICES OF CONN. salad, hot dish of food, or des- He listed liabilities of *5,707.22 eries of medical science there eral workshops, field trips and nancing education, Angelo De- tracts leaving little room for of protesters who would submit ^______» SPECIAL BLUNT sert to serve eight people. and assets of *166. as yet is no substitute for this exhibits were featured. Over 600 rienzo, superintendent of schools flexibility. to arrest. Several accepted of- • PANATBLAS 50 Ft.' NEEDS; Family life education. Local creditors Include: Town fluid and no way of manufactur- people participated. to Derby, said members should Without massive doses of fed- fers to sleep to private homes AUTO CUSHION! If you have an interest and would be wUUng to volunteer, share with otoers in A b o u t T o w n AMPHORA GARDEN $2. Value Penonal Notice* of Vernon auto tax, *112; Ges- ing it other than through toe Two area people were to- demand “ a dollar’s worth of eral and state aid to municipal- while others moved into some helping on other community projects, not just a specific agency, please indicate 4 oz. *2.60 Value Air curculafes say’s Sport Shop, Rockville, human body. stalled as state officers by Mrs. services for every dollar ycu Ities, “ public educaUon is going congressional offices made E. B. Bushnell of 70 W. »Dd- \ HOSE, Carden on enrolltnent card. *160; Household Finance, Man­ Do something nice this monto MUton Markiewicz of Phoenix, pay out.” He urged delegates to fade out and be gone in 10 available for toe night. die Tpke., recenUy won. a for cool riding green plastic Card of Thanks chester, *280; Ritter Finance, —be a blood donor. You’ll feel Arizona, representative of toe to reject “ phoney” school hiudg- years,” he contended. The pub- Among toe after-dark visitors Bronze Award at a Postal Hls- « 1 . » 9 comfort. 5 year The family of Ellen L. Griffin, hOUWE EGBEB''!? If you have any questions, feel free to call "DO SOMETHING” Headquarters would like to express their appre­ Rockville, *1,300; Stereo East, better for it and so'wUl some- National Congreaa of Parents ets and “ lousy” teaching, and lie share of toe educaUonal bur- as toe war veterans ended toe tory Exhibition to AUantic CSty guarantee. ciation for the kindness and acts of Vernon, $110, and miscellaneous, one else. Visit toe Bloodmobile and Teachers. suggested teacher salaries be den is less than it was 50 years third day of their scheduled for his 19th Century U.S. domes- $2. Value at 646-6031 sympathy shown them during their ^ MACBAREN HHPHQS2 We Reserve The Bight To Limit Quantities recent loss. $260. Tuesday. Mrs. Maurice WlUey of 112 geared to merit, not longevity ago, he added. five-day protest was Sen. Philip Uc registered mail. 8 oz. Dark Twist *2.89 Value PAGE THIRTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN . THURSDAY. APRIL .22. lOTl PAGE TWELVE are available on and outside the CAR and TRUCK base. r e n t a l s Drug Use on Increase An on-base drug information ^TAK . GAXElC*iC> White~on~White Texture O ___ Il.v Till- -By C L A Y R. P O L L A N - center has received 13,000 calls o s ARIES UIRA At Post on West Coast from persons seeking counseling 1,\V _ WKF.K — MONTH W MAR. 21 Yoiir Doily ActiVtty Gufoft Newest in Men^s Shirts ^ 1 l.onu 'Term l-rasinu ^ A w i. I» According Fo the Stars. on drugs since it opened in Jan- To develop messoge for Friday, FT. LEWIS, Wash. (AP) ^ — measure it later. uary. Wood said. He said 40 to .Viiy Make nr Mndi'l BROAD ST„ MANCHESTER -^.«v20-21-29-44| 5-33-39-580' and excltingf. It’s like the wom­ « / 4 7 - 7 2 - 7 3 read words corresponding to numbers 61-64-67 W. By BETTY OMMERMAN confiscation of heroin from A Senate subcommittee staff go soldiers walk through its 82 Stores — also — of your Zodiac birth sign. (C) 1971, Newsday.. en’s Industry. The men no long­ Southeq^t Asia, where two con- report issued ’Tuesday said' doors each week seeking help or Manchester Motors TAURUS 1 Pine 31 From 61 Are SCO RriO er want to see themselves com- Across Prospect Avenue and Kane Street, West Hartford ATR. 2 Finoocial 32 The 62 Overboord ocr. 21- gressmen report its use among there is a “ paucity of hard advice. Lease, Inc. 63 Too The' man’s white shirt is dead, going.” • Open Dally 10 to 10 • Ample Free Parking I MAY JO 3 Tentative 33 Optimism NOT. 21 OIs has reached epidemic pro- data” on drug abuse in the Counselors say they ’’aren’t Mi inlirr (iciiua.v ami K.vilcr the Nation 4 Tockle 34 Will 64 T o r y 's U>ng live the. . .white shirt? ^ Systnns • "Charge It” with your Master Charge Card I1-S640H&3 5 Kindness 35 Issues 65 FinaixiaMy 2- 9-28.31 ,■«: portions, has increased within armed forces. The report »also seeing anywhere near the extent ’1-77-79-80 66 Keep WEST ( KNTKK ST. 6 T rovel 36 Dining 32-45-53 Yup. ’That’s right. The white j^en to ’’see themselves coming the past six months around this said drug abuse U one the up- - of the problem. TTie drug prob- GEMINI 7The 37 Before 67 Keywords .M.VNCHl'.STKK—6i:Mil 1 SAGITTARIUS shirt is trying for a comback for and going” in Van Heusen’s sprawling Army base, federal swing In the armed forces. lem jg increasing.” ^ MAY 21 8 Plans 38 Brightly 68 Clear 9 Suppoi^ 39 And 69 In n o t . 22 / fall. But it’s a far cry from the city-life series of wallpaper spokesmen say.\ Local clvUlan law enforce- fjUNE 20 Open Doily 10 Important 40 Out 70 01 DEC. 21 g white shirt of old. And even the scenes. These Include street U.S. O istfo s agents report ment authorities say GI use of - " I i 7-10-35 n Your 41 Lunch 71 Much 57-59-6668^ most recent style — print shirts scenes and even a glimpse of that since October, 90 soldiers drugs Is adding to their burden / y -4 1 -7 4 12 You've 42 Associotes 72 M oke 10 to 10 13 A 43 But 73 Plans 70-7685-861^ —is undergoing a revolution, crowded subway cars and rld- have been prosecuted on federal of contixdllng narcotics. Several Want To Play The Organ? CJE C A N C Ig 14 Personality 44 Fovoroble 74 Todoy CAPRICORN Now, instead (rf the standard p^s. charges involving possession of described drug abuse at Ft. SERVICE DEPT STORES Je j u n i 21 IS B e 45 Right 75 Through DEC. 22 prints and stripes you see the narcotic. Before October L^vris as serious. [ (BUT SKEPTICAL OF YOUR ABILITY?) 16 Evenirtg 46 Go 76 Those Another innovation is the HRJi/tT JJ 17 Courteous 47 Stars 77 01 JAN. 1* everywhere, it’s the raised- there were few arrests involving Carl Peterson, sheriff of 78 Hond elimination of sizing in some FIND OUT FREE AT S\22-25^27-52 18 Shirtes 48 With 1-1619-36,. _ texture wallpaper patterns that drugs, they say. Pierce County in which Ft. Lew- 19 For '49 Avoid . 79 New-fourxJ l40-4881-8»^ dress shirts. Instead of using L/S4-62-65 20 Trovel 50 Are 80 Friends are expected to make men rush "It’s coming now in any man- is is located, says the military KEYBOARD STUDIO’S ORGAN NIGHT neck and sleeve measurements, uo 21 Is 51 You 81 Loved to their nearest haberdashery to ner, shape or form,” says R. J. drug situation “ merely reflects Starting Tues., April 27th, we wiU conduct four consecuUve j JUlT 22 22 Be 52 You 82 Ones manufacturers have gone into O’Heam, special agent in what is going on in our society.” At King's You Save on Nationally Advertised 23 To 53 Ploces 83 Concerning replenslh their wardrobes. 22 sport shirt sizing of small, med. Mrs. E. David HawUnB Roiiald Erleksoa Tuesday evening classes for adults: FREE! 24 Situation 54 Go 84 Money The key word here, in ctiae charge of the U.S. Customs IBth Peterson says lour OIs were 8 7 2 - U 6 2 2 0)11-14-18-38 25 Coreful 55 Impressed 85 W ho you’ve overlooked it is ’’expect­ ium and large. District. arrested recently with heroin / 42-50-55 26 All 56 Shouldn't 86 Antagonize Fabrics, • too, have changed Using a proven method of instruction to teach: Introduction 27 U s t 57 Best 87 Suspicious ed.” For this is a preview of > To Present Recital Ft. Lewis, a main processing worth $14,000. Officials said it VIRGO rise n to the organ, basic rudiments, theory of music, and how easy 28 Connes 58 SirKerlty 86’ Stror$gers what some of the“ beUer-kncv^ from the cotton broadcloths of a center for Gls returning from came from Southeast Asia, 29Ur give & 99 false names in an effort to get MACHINE WASHABLE, % COTTO N Labeler into correctional institutions. ^ 46 100 and Barrettes Nylon Tip 1 yd .BOX STORACst •••ee M etetet Fine quality high Renews, protects Spinnaker Sailcloth/’ Flair Pens 1 3 3 LYNCH MOTORS & MOTHPROOFING gloss enamel for old finishes . 2 ply crease resistant basketweove "H artford drss's L trttrt Tajrafs ON A ll NINTEI CIOTHES enamel alt furniture and mokes oil other plaids and solidt In spring cofors. h< Womsutto's famous sportswear prints and matching M l C«ri«r St., M«Kh«8t«r NO UNIT woodvfork. Use in­ woods, look just Rayon and cotton. 44/45". solids. For skirts, pants, separates. AAlAS" wide. 3<^88‘ PAMADE OEANEIS side or outside. like redwood. 99® yd 4J1 |t>02 WEST MIDDLE ~IRNP1K PAGE FOURTEEN 'MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAV, APftiL 22, 1971 Section Two THURSDAY, APRIL 22,1971 Hattrlfratfr lEnrmng l|rralti THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1971 Pages 15 to 28 got to work real fast,” Dionne and 1964, and that he had filed 2nd U.S. Court of Appeals said. Prison Sentence tax returns in those years that in New York. Old-Fashioned Iceman The blocks are taken out of weren’t commensurate with his Levy, who is 49, was at one the water with tongs and slid Levied Against in66me. time a Republican state senator BITUMINOUS Bucks Mechanized Trend onto a wooden sluice into the Levy, who had denied the from New Haven—the youngest Weiss Disputes MPOA View MHA Says It Will Release . back of a pickup. They are un- Former Senator charges, was c. lev y , the dicted. In 1962, Levy lost the race for SMITH POND, Maine (AP) — the line and refreeze immedi­ Parking Areas • Oas Stations • Basketball Courts In a memorandum to the for the Secondary Sewage across and 7 tiers up and put U.S. District Court Judge Rich­ attorney general to Democrat The ■ Manchester Housing $118,000 of the $988,000 total con- To some folks, it would appear ately," Dionne said. unsuccessful Republican candi­ Now Booking for Seaswial Work Board of Directors, Town Man- Treatment Plant. The money sawdust on the top,” Dionne ard H. Levet imposed the sen­ Albert L. Coles. All Work PerstHially Supervised. We are 166% Insured. Authorlty is taking steps to par- tract. Norman (Bud) Dirame has old- “ A dozen men go out with us date for state attorney general ager Robert Weiss has provld- was borrowed to keep up pay­ on the second day to make the said. “ But even with the saw­ tence—two concurrent one-year He also had been legal coun­ Diana told members lEist night fashioned “ice fever.” in 1962, was sentenced to three ed informaUon explaining what ments to the contractor In on- tiaJly remove holdbacks In pay­ final cut by hand and load the dust, I still lose about half of the terms in prison, each suspended sel for the New Haven Commis­ Bach winter In zero-degree DeMAIO BROTHERS T r he feels is a "misinterpretation tlcipatlon of state and federal ments to the contractor for the that, HUD saVs the MHA may blocks into the ice house.” ice each year to melting.” months in prison Tuesday, fined after 90 days, with the rest of sion on Equal Opportunities, but temperatures, he cuts partly by CALL 64S-7691 of figures” in a recent adver- grants. free certain funds without ap­ Wearing ice creepers on their Dionne, who is head fireman 68,(XX> and suspended from the the year to be spent on proba­ In 1969—four months before the Mayfair Gardens project. Chair­ hand 100,000 fKHinds of Ice from tisement placed in the Herald The town received a check proval of Its architect, provided feet to prevent shining, the men at the steam plant of a paper federal bar on a conviction of tion. indictment—he resigned, saying man Vincent Diana reported at Smith Pond in northern Maine. by the Manchester Property January for $2,387,908 as part that it gets a waiver from break small sheets of ice away company, has his permanent filing false income tax returns. The suspension from the feder­ his one-man law practice was Refrigeration virtually wiped Owners Association. federal share in the sew- last night's meeting. HUD, and provided that Joseph from the main field with 20- residence in Millinocket. But in The Internal Revenue Service al bar is for an indefinite period. keeping him too busy for outside out the natural ice industry, The advertisement appeared age treatment project. Weiss Atty. Diana, other members Rossetto, assistant contracUng pound busting bars. the summer he and his family charged that Levy owed the Levy was released on his own work. which boomed between 1870 and last Friday, April 16 Weiss says that another "substantial and officials met April 9, with officer, certifies the required “This begins the real hard stay at Smith Pond in thjflr government more than $40,000 recognizance after the court ses­ Levy is a graduate of Yale Hartford regional agents of the work has been done. 1920. Dionne's small business Is combination camp-store just a Read Herald Advertisements specifically refers to a quesOon Payment” toward the project is work, and you don’t take time in back taxes for the years 1963 sion, pending an appeal to the University and Yale Law School. Department of Housing and Diana further stated that. In one of the three remaining in few feet from the ice-house. which began "Do you know May. for any coffee breaks. You’ve Urban Development (HUD) in HUD’s opinion, a $79,000 hold- the state. . . .? ” , then continued, "that An analysis of appropriations for the current -fiscal year an effort to resolve problems in back is sufficient, so that up to Dionne sells his block ice for during the year the town man­ through Dec. 31, 1970, prepared paying the contractor, the 839,000 can be released now to- four cents a pound, compared to ager had $999,000 extra in the laiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii by Joseph Clementino, town Rocky Marciano ConstrucUon ward paying off attachments 10-16 cents a pound for commer­ 235390894853234848484823232353 General Fund from’ state and controller, and sent to the di­ Co., Eind to get final comple- against Marciano. cial ice. federal grants and aids etc.” His wooden ice-house sits on rectors, shows that a total of Uon of the elderly housing proj- Diana stressed that the pay- The ad went on, “ This means $2,250,000 WEIS borrowed to keep the edge of the spring-fed trout the town manager had a mil- ect at N. Main and N. School ments would not go directly to up with construction costs for Sts., which has drEigged on the contractor, but to those pond just outside Millinocket. lion more than approved, even the treatment plant. Most of those who sUq> to buy nearly a year beyond the sched- holding the attachments, more ttiEin he requested, there­ The town originally expected ice are tourists and campers uled completion date. The MHA Is hoping Its acUon fore a tax IncreEise was not that the federEil money would be traveling to nearby Baxter State Because the authority hEis will be sufficient to get work needed.” received In time to keep up Park, a |X)0,000-acre wilderness. been hit with a number of gam- started again on finishing punch In his memorEindum, Weiss with payments on the project. Dionne admits his business is ishments and other attach- list items remaining. Little 2 says, "I noted in a recent ad­ Of the Eidditional appropria­ ments alleging noh-payment of work has been accomplished at a far cry from the old multi-mil­ vertisement of the Manchester tions, Clementino said yester- lion dollar operations which OPEN SUNDAY THRU FRIDAY 10 A.M. TO 10 P.M. subcontractors for work done, the site since the beginning of Property Owners Association day that some were made from the MHA has been holding back the year. shipped ice halfway around the that a misinterpretaUon of fig- state or federEil grEints, some world. ures, deliberate or otherwise, were made from surplus funds, “ But it's important to me and gives the impression that the and some were made from fees my family to carry on the tradi­ Town had available nearly one collected. tion," he added. "My children million dollars leist year that In the memorEindum, Weiss FitzGerald Chides GOP are the third generatitm to take could have been used for the says, "Of course, you (the di- ice from Smith Pond.” FRIDAY ONLY DOORBUSTERS purpoee of reducing the tax rectors) realize that the man- Over Budget Caucusing Dionne, 40, was nine adien he 2 rate. Unfortunately, advertise- ns®r is not authorized to ex- first started cutting ice—and ments such as this tend to Pend any money except as ap- Democratic Director fused back then it was edl by hand. create distrust in the integrity proprlated by the Board of Di- shops held by the manager,” “My father, Alex Dionne, had of public officials and I feel rectors. You realize, also, that William FitzGerald charged to­ day that “ the electors of Man­ FitzGerald emphasized. to go into Millinocket almost ev­ that you (the directors) would ^'ibds that come in from Feder- chester are being denied mi­ “ Those workshops by the msin- ery day when the weather llke the correct InformaUon in ^ State sources during the nority representation, concern­ ager are to Inform the direc­ warmed up for ice to put in the order to Euiswer quesUons that y®®*” ®-re always earmarked for peclflc purposes." ing the adoption of the town tors of the budget requests he ice box,” he said during an in­ might be directed to you.” ftieeific numoses ” has made. Whether the Repub­ terview in three feet of snow With all of the additional fig­ budget.’ ’ That denial, he said, Weiss says the $999,000 refer­ is proven by the fact that "the lican directors do or do not outside the ice house. red to apparenUy Includes— ures included, Clementlno’s re­ port notes that the budget Republican directors have been choose to hold workshops vrtth “He was always frustrated in 1) $113,320.39 in additional eventually approved over the (Horald photo by Bucolviclus) caucusing secretly on the budg- manager is strictly up to trying to find the ice man. And appn^rlaUons current fiscal year totaled et. them. We take no position on driving back to Smith Pond was 2) $135,827.36 representing the Green Manor, Town, Sign Land Use Agreement $17,479,974.75. "We want the voters of Man- subject. a half-hour trip on a rough dirt state’s shEu-e for heating im­ road, and the ice often melted Town Manager Robert Weiss (kneeling in middle) town and this year is being used as a fishing area Chester to know,” said FMtzGer- “ We do feel,” FitzGerald in- provements to Town Schools. ald in a sharply worded state- ‘that the budget to be on the floor of his Model A SpeEiking about this figure, Johnsons Feted, put the pen yesterday to an agreement with Green for children under 16. Raymond Ames of the City Ford. So he decided we would ment today, “ that the Demo- adopted by Uie Board of Dlrec- Weiss sEdd it is a grant which Manor Construction Co. Inc. giving the town the Beautiful Committee of the Manchester Chamber cratic directors are not being ^ers should be, in fact, the budg- cut our own. the town quEillfled for and which Wed 25 Years right to deyelop a strip of Green Manor land along of Commerce looks on to Weiss’s left. The commit­ “We used a logger’s croes-saw consulted in the budget to be entire board. The pur- will be applied to the cost of Salter’s Poiid for recreational use. The strip, 50 tee has been actively involved in the project. Also adopted May 5. We consider P?®® which the people of minus one of the handles on the Mx. Eind Mrs. Acle Johnson of Improvements to the heating looking on are Ernest Tureck, park superintendent, this a gross Injustice and a vlo- Manchester elected the Demo- end,” Dionne went on. "W e 69 Clyde Rd. were feted lEist feet wide in most places, runs along the north side system at Bennett Jr. High (standing) and Seymour Kaplan of - Green Manor. lation of the intent of the town craUc directors was so that would load four cakes at a time School. Saturday night at a 25th wedding of the pond and along the eastern tip. The pond Salter’s Pond is in the background. charter.” they might participate in budg­ on a sled. Dad would harness On Nov. 5, 1968, town voters anniversary celebration at their has been slated for recreational development by the et deliberations. himself up like a horse, and he authorized $466,500 to improve home. ------— FitzGerald said that, “ On pulled while I pushed. Save on Special Purchase! the Bennet heating system. The The surprise party was given his organization will provide April o.6, methe minority u?mo-D?mo- den>^ the Demo- “It wasn’t long before neigh­ MEN'S Board of Directors later alio- by friends and relatives of the Funds Sought windows and floors cratlc directors requested of Uie SUPER SPECIAL! Drug Center in a building to be converted to Republican majority members Participate, Uie Republic dlrec- bors began asking to buy ice, cated an addlUonal $63,640 for couple. The guests of honor Police Log and ’hat's how the business PERMA-PRESS a xeu.i I^eiiter at the -former that they recognize the princi- d e p r iv ^ Uie the project when the low bid received many gifts, including 1116 Drug Advisory Center, By Youths for started.’” Nike site. BIA will provide both Ples of minority representation, ® ^J^ehester o* their MISSES' came In higher than anUcipat- ^ chafing dish and a 81 Russell St., is observing Alex Dionne ran the business Teens and Women s funds and workers. and that they give them force to have the budget decid- i DRESS money-filled brandy snifter. a r r e s t s the following schedule: Summer Work until Ills death in 197D and left it Clarence A.' Stenholm, 32, of The recreation area is sched- and effect. That recognition f rectors rather This state grEUit, Weiss says, The couple were married to his son. Hartford, charged on a warrant Monday through Friday, The Youth Commission last uled to open by October. The would have come from includ- ,, ® majority Re- meEUis that the town will not April 9. 1946 at the Immaculate Dionne cuts ice between TERRYCLOTH for rearrest with operating a 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. night voted to write to the Town Board of Directors in I"? the Democrats in their A or SPORT have to bond for aa much as Conception Church in Hartford Christmas and New Year’s Day. HOT - PANTS WEIS authorized in the referen­ motor vehicle while under the A telephone backup ser­ Board of Directors to request March appropriated $20,000 for budget deliberations.” ------by the Rev. Patrick Fltzmau- It usually takes two days fran dum. influence of liquor, evading re­ vice is avEdlable Monday a budget allotment of $6,000 to electrical and plumbing work FitzGerald said/ that— rlce. They have lived in Man­ sunup to sundown, depending on As is the normEil procedure sponsibility, Eind operating a through Saturday from 6 provide jobs in town depart- on the site. Last year the town though Mayor F arr'prom ised MEN’S REBUILT chester for 17 years and axe the weather. in such CEise, according to motor vehicle while imder sus- p.m. to 8 a-m. ments for young people during appropriated $2,000 for paint for us an answer to that request, communicants of St. Bartholo- nenslcn, ^ in connection______with an Shoes For Sole! We have to keep the snow SUPPERS Weiss, the town borrowed mon­ Fy>r drug advisory infor­ the summer vacation. The com- the Youth Commission to use we have heard nothing—noth- I Idefd for Garden or Work. cleared o tt the part of the pond Shirts ey for a short term to pay the mew’s Church. They have six accident last year. Bond was mation, ctdl: 647-9222. misslon would prefer 30 part- on the center. Members worked Ing from him and nothing from SAM YUYLES we cut because snow acts as in­ SETS contractor for the Bennet work, children, Kathleen Johnsom a ^355 c o u r t date May 10. time to 15 full-time jobs. last year painting and cleaning the other five Republicans. Now that the work is cmnpleted senior at the Un versity of C^n------23 Oak St., Manchester sulation. If it wasn’t scrapod G . j Also at the meeting, Robert the building. They will paint "Our request to be consulted Reg. 1.49 the town will issue bonds, prob- necticut School of Physica , ACCIDENTS______found, but some me u "K Barnett of Brotherhood-ln-Ac- again on May 2 from 1 to 4 off, the water wouldn’t freeze Short Sleeve Shirts in on the budget is not to be con- P very thick,” he said. ably within a month, he says. Therapy; Stephen Johnson, Keith ^ summons charging him Paa‘ *^wo days, $141 in c^n s commission that p.m On the initial day of cutting Nylon Tricot or Nylon 3) a $760,000 short term loan Johnson, Laura Johnson and with operating without a motor, stolen from the mantel at a go ------when the ice is at least 14 Inches Shelly Johnson, all at home, and cycle I’lliense and operating sm way Rd. home. thick, Dionne marks off the first & Polyester in White, Michael Johnson, who lives In unregistered motor vehicle was “ . Mundelein, 111., with his wife, |ggued yesterday afternoon at T^ie d^r of a Sar^e at toe ice field with a red powdered Pastels, or new popu­ soft drink mix. With the help of his wife, lar Stripes. Sizes 14- MILITARY WHIST Mr. Johnson is a pharmacist gouto Windsor, after his motor- « «u . and owner of Quinn’sOnlnn’s PharmacyPharmacv cycle v,.ihit a„ 1 log.^ guard r«iirail in ^ay night, and a fire exungutsn three daughters and son, he er was stolen from a at 873 Main St. He is chairman wickham Park. Court date May then cuts U inches into the ice 16V2- Sponsored by truck parked inside. with a 24-inch blade mounted on of toe Manchester Parking 3 Girts Friendly Society sklis. This machine, powered by Authority, and for many years PRETTY PINK-BLUE-WHITE FLORAL Although nothing was report­ a gas engine, was designed by ST. MARY'S WEIS active in toe Manchester On Bidwell St. near Hartford ed missing, police found a his father. Jaycees. He also was assistant Rd. yesterday morning at 8 = Regular PRINT SLIP-ON. ROOMY MOCCASIN TOE wooden roof door on a Main St. o'-’ '*'. Five fields of 160 cakes each EPISCOPAL CHURCH scoutmEister of Boy Scout Troop a.m. a collision care ^^ont type building forced are cut into a checkerboard pat­ — Low Price AND CUSHION CREPE SOLE. JUST NEILL HALL 123 and cubmaster of Cub Scout driven by Richard Gardel of ^ tern. Ehuih cake is 16-inches Mon., April 26 — 8 P.M. Pack 78. Berlin and Donald E. Ash o go„jetlme yesterday morning wide, ISdnches long and weighs GREAT FOR LEISURE WEAR. Sizes 5-10. M to 2.27 Door Prize - Refreshments Mr. and Mrs. Johnson recent­ Union, Ohio. ^ mailbox was stolen from a 200-280 pounds. 3 i *4 .4 4 ly spent a week In Nassau in / Vernon St. home. “ We don’t cut all the way the Bahamas, which was a gift COMPLAINTS No sign of entry could be from their children. Report Favors | Library Funds RUMMAGE PARA NUGGETS The Legislature’s Education To Make Your AMP JOHNSON'S I Caiuidian whiskeys have Committee hEis given a favor­ FO O D SALE or MOTH CRYSTALS earned a reputation toe world able report to a bill which over for quality — and they A would provide $1 million for 11- Saturday Shopping Easier BABY POWDER | have been enjoyed here In brEuy purposes in toe state. Sponsored IW Ladies toe United States for more Missionary Society of H. B. 6689 would provide spe­ thEin a century for their deli­ PACKAGE cial grants for two purposes. TalcottviUe cate flavor and light body. & We Have a Congregational Church STORE Special grants would be given Main St., TalcottviUe, Reg. 1.49 to Eissoclatlons for toe develop­ Conn. MANCHESTER PARKADE ment of llbrEiry services on a SAT.. APBIL 24 5 lb. con regional basis, and special 9:M A.H. to 1 PJM. grant money also would be A 2-PC. HOT PANT SET OF 100% COTTOS. = available for cummunlty exten­ TUNIC CAN BE WORN AS PAN TTOP. COLOR- S CANADIAN MIST 80 proof qt. S 6 .6 2 '9 S .3 4 sion and outrcEich programs for . 88 disEidvantEiged areEis. A KILLS AND PREVENTS MOTHS! WILL NOT FUL PRINTS THAT YOU’LL FLIP OVERl = BLACK VELVET 80 proof qt. 5th S 5 .6 0 About $400,000 of the $1 mil­ FREE SIZES 10-18. , = Large 9-oz.9 Size! s STAIN! KILLS LARVAE! 1 /2 esl. S 1 3 .2 9 lion would be avEdlable for toe special purpose grants. The CANADIAN CLUB 86 proof qt. 5th 3 7 .2 9 other $600,000 would be grants V2 gal. 3 1 7 .5 0 2 for locEd libraxles at the pres­ SEAGRAM’S CROWN ROYAL 80 proof 5th 3 9 . 9 0 ent level. YO U SAVE $1.12 YO U SAVE $1.06 YOU SAVE 67c , YOU SAVE 90c YOM SAVE 40c YOU SAVE 32e State Rep. Howard Kleban- LARGEST SELECTION OF ' off, D, of Hartford, House NEW BICYCLES IN THE MEN'S 100% NYLON LADIES' / VERNON AREA Sleeveless^ 100% NYLON chEilrmEm of toe Education SHOPPING BAG DIAL SPRAY L!STERINE YITALIS Committee, stated that toe pas- ftoffwlnmlly Anembled "Wet Look" sEige of this bill would raise toe Misses' Shifts Sleeveless 'ANTI-PERSPIRANT' MOUTHWASH H A IR TO N IC WmSKEY fIZP THE MATADOR JACKETS 1 fresh egg 1 dsiah of rum V/i oz. MatEidor Tequila level of state support for li­ SHELLS 1 teaspocHi of sugEU* 3 oz. Pineapple Juice braries Emd would gflve some 1 jigger of whiskey Juice of % Lime or Lemon relief to the pressures on local Shake thoroughly with cracked ice and R T O . Shake will with crushed ice. Serve in a llbrEuy budgets. “Hopefully,” $ 2 9 4 REG. $ 1 09 pour Into 5 OZ. glass. Sprinkle grated chEimpEigne glass. he said, “ toe state will assume 2 REG. $ nutmeg on top. an even larger proportion of li­ FOR YOU 1.99 I 2 1.67 7 7 brary costs In the future." 1 RECIPE No. 7 FOR SPORT OR COTTONS A DACRONS NYLON BACK ZIPPER = S9 FISH POACHED IN GALLIANO BUTTER To Make Your Saturday Banking Easier LEISURE WEAR MACHINE WASHABLE MACHINE WASHABLE = NEW 14 OZ. FAMILY SIZE SPECIAL 17 OZ. SIZE = 7 OZ. PLASTIC BOTTLE = Apollo 14 Flight % cup whole or slivered Salt & freshly ground pepper blanched almonds to taste Topic of Film POST ROAD PLAZA liiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiHtiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiipiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^ lllllllllllllllll . . . our Main Street, Parkade, % cup butter 2 pounds filet of sole or flounder ^ N STREET. ROUTE 3 9 A documentary film on the YOU SAVE 49c = YOU SAVE 29e Yd. = YOU SAVE 23e = YOU SAVE $2.11 = YOU SAVE 59c = YOU SAVE 77c = cup eoch; Liquore Galliano, ERNON, CONN. Sfz-SISS M flight of Apollo 14 to toe moon = MEN'S A BOYS' = 100% COTTON = DAvnvArcjLn ^ 21" <21" = METAL = QUAKER STATE = lemon juice, fresh or is available for showing through­ and Bolton Notch Offices are dried dill or fennel out Connecticut by service clubs, EXPERT REPAIRS civic orgEmizatlons and schools, ON BICYCLES 1 TENNIS I PLAYWEAR | * 1 C^AMMS * PICTURE I “ '«> | Maks Galliano Butter as Follows: In large skillet or chafing dish, sout4 SHOES 1 DUCK b a t t e r ie s ^ CHAMOIS g FRAMES M O TO R O IL almonds in butter until lightly toasted. Allow butter to brown; then stir in U.S. Sen. Lowell P. Welcker Jr. Moa.anMT. 1 i FRAMES 1 1 Galliano, lemon juice and seasonings. Add sole. Cover and cook over medium has Einnounced. CtOZH>THUIIZ.1Z1;W heat 7 to 10T minutes, until fish flakes easily with o fork. Spoon Galliano Butter The film records the historic or«N rm. ivtNiNa 'ti • over fish frequently os it cooks. 6 servings. flight of Apollo 14 to the Fra OPEN 9-12 NOON Reg. REG. $ i 8 8 «•«>• s h a r p e n in g REG. Mauro crater on the moon where 3.W I V9e Carry A Complete Line of Imported and Domestic V9ines the astronauts set up scientific ROTARY LAINN MOWER BLADES 88c yd. i:ntg..of 2 2 for 99‘ I 3 for *1 experiments, explored the sur­ ALSO KNIVES, SaSSORS, ETC. 1.99 Reg. 48c 25 = Reg. 59c Q t. = face and brought back to earth 1 59 CHOOSE FROM 6” x7'' SOFT! ABSORBENT! 95 pounds of moon rock. W« hoooc CkaigB Cudii • MACHINE WASHABLE • CUSHIONED INSOLES as FULLY GUARANTEED SB U N T F R E E ! OR 8” xl0” SIZES = LIMIT 6 PER CUSTOMER = SEVEN LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU The film can be obtained for A l^ BICVCLES Si REPAIRS' • ARCH SUPPORT • SOLIDS AND PRINTS = , 600 p e r s t o r e - = > showing by contacting U.S. Sen. - OUARANTEED Biahope Corner Corblna Comer Slgcmmey St. Lowell Welcker, Room 102, West Hartford West Hartford Hartford avings ank of anchester Federal Court House, 916 La­ S B ^ M TRADE-INS ACCEPTED 513-0723 561-2888 247-8018 fayette Blvd., Bridgeport, Ctonn. Mt'PC#' FOIL NEWINGTON! 1 WETHERSFIELD! BLOOMFIELD! MANCHESTER! Waterbary For showing of the film, a 16 New London SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON :^37 RFKLIN TURrjPlh 1 1 30 bILAS DEANE H WAi 05 1 BLUE HILLS AVENUE PARKADE SHOPPING CENTE!-’ 44S-aS7B 758-0068 , millimeter sound camera and MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFOR Read Herald Ads Wn I screen is needed. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, APRIL 22. .1971 PAGE SEVENTEEN

PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. (JONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1971 necticut,’’ Owens said. a male teller, saying “Give me Phone Company Hie volume of teleirfione calls Gunfire Drops, your large bills” and drawing a T ollan d Hebron Project P riced in the area "has shot up with Man Using Dog gun. About Town BOY SCOUT Study Finds Sales Tax TV Tonight the Influx of large corporate After that teller handed over headquairters Into the area,’’ he The Baby Has some money, the robber went to Richard P. Mozzer of 983 School Starts for Complete ListingB. At $10 Million ■ In Bank Holdup indf ot flit ® P ® P Notes and News said, and the new center "wlU the next window, police said, M-^'n St. h-'s been nam ed to the Rougher on Poor People See Saturday’s TV Week meet the service needs of aU tonite Bank Program Bridgeport (AP) — ’The NEIW YORK (AP) — A m an and told a woman teller: '“Don’t UDC Plan, Draws dean’s Hat at Rochester (N.Y.) business and residential cus­ tlH P ack 367 By DAN HALL steadily to 5.1 per cent for the Southern New England Tele­ believed to have robbed an East make a false move or my dog Institute of Technolcgy. He is a (S) Perry Mb m b tomers who make long-(Ustance For Students Cub Scout Pack 367 had its HARTFORD (AP)—A report $10,(XX)-to-$15,0d of the third of Its kind in (Connec­ German shepherd dog would kill First Selectman Charles Thi- f;uest speakers were William ----Navy----- Fireman------Barry ~ . . j ^Pagani , . Schools , , will be able to par- ---- webelo------den---- performed alarm system and set off cam­ kilTs sales-tax plan would deal income group. (44) What’s My U aeT long-distanbe calls which have ticut, will be housed in a three- her, was critically wounded by eras, police said, the gunman fault has announced his intent Armstrong, author of the New- Mr. ahd Mrs. H.J. P a- __ ^ tn iha opening ceremony and D?n Other taxing plans compared 6:00 (3-8-22-44) W eather — Sparta story building. Construction is We Have All Sizes of METAL ZIPPERS In Stock, a relatively harder blow to low- and N ew s (C) Kelsey, Daniel Jacob, son of Spec. 5 Donald J. and accompanied the move of corp­ police gunfire Wednesday. entered a red car with another to oppose HB 8417, a bill which berry Award winning "Sound- 25 Durant St. has com- a e v er a i vpat-k aito ^ started the meeting with a in the study are a proposal of scheduled to begin next Janu­ income families than an income (18) Candid Camera Joan DeMonte Kelsey; Dordrecht, Holland. He was born April orate headquarters into the man at the wheel and the car (we don’t cany plastic ones!) would create an urban develop- er" and Mrs. Thyra Bjorn, au- pleted basic training at the Jr uvtu^ttnn 1aa» *^^’'*'**'8 gam e, the governor’s Revenue Task (34) To TeU the Trath ® possibility—a sales-tax increase The report adds more suppor­ (8) Troth or Conseqaences (C) Haven to Greenwich and norlii mate immediately how many Police said the holdupman, hearing in the state capitol to- Martin, Joyce Martin, Debra Becky Brewer, daughter of , P "® P ® tributed flag etiquette booklets ting data to the case presented (18) W hat’s My U aeT (C) dale, Fla., and John H. May, Manchester. man Raymond Nardello. that would retain existing ex­ (22-3OA0) N ews — W eather A 9t «. to Danbury. jobs the new facility will create wearing a hospital attendant’s night. Natale and Laurel Smith. Li- Mr. and Mrs. Ehtgene Brewer of to the cubs. emptions which Meskill would by the income-tax supporters. Nardello returned his fire, hit- ■ Sports (C) Kawalec, John Paul, son of ’Theodore and Karen Mitch­ "This communications center but said a number of “highly uniform, walked into the Manu­ According to the first select- bratian Mrs. Mary ’Tracy, club 10<> Scott Dr. was recently elect- “ The following boys received remove—would take less money They are hoping to gain Demo­ 7:34 (3) Fam U y A ffair (C) ting him in the head. ell Kawalec, 49 Center Rd., Vernon. He was bom April 12 at is needed to meet the tremen­ skilled technicians” will be facturers Hanover Trust Oo. man, the proposed bill would advisor and Mrs. Joseph Mar- ed to the position of student sen- ‘ awards: Brent Fenton, wolf from the poorest taxpayers, cratic Heuse support of the pro­ (8-40) A llas Smith aad Jones U8) 'l Spy Manchester Memorial Hotspltal. His maternal grandparents dous growth of long-distance hired from the area to staff branch on First Avenue near He was taken to Metropolitan permit the urban development tin assisted in the driving. “te secretary at Oklahoma ^ badge; James Uccello, bear more from the group tvhlch posed new tax. (22-30) Childhood: The En- are Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell, 58 E. Middle ’Tpke., Manches­ caUlng throughout southern Con­ the operation. 74th Street and first approached Hospital. Read Herald Advertisements corporation to acquire land by Christian College in Oklahoma They will also receive pass- . , , Webelos Frank earns between $7,500 and $15,000 House Speaker William R. cluuiled Y ears (C) con^mnatlon in ^ y town and ^ class of candidates wlil be ^ ^ u a t e of M ^ “ '1 envelopes for de- 'W^lo^ F^k 8:00 (3) Jim N abors Hoar (C) ter. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ’Theodore and about the same from the Ratchford has said he would 8:30 ( 8 ^ ) ^ sr itc h e d (C) Kawalec, 1005 Hartford ’Tpke., Rockville. He has a sister, Amy, would give the cor^ration the ®"--°"®d ^y the international ^^ester H lg h ^ h ^ f m“ s t " uppier-income group. work for an income tax but it (18) M ovie right to overrule local planning champion degree staff of East Brewer is an elementaiy educa- ’” '® envelopes containing the hraky, scientist ^ d a q u ^ ., is not yet clear if there is (22-30) Ironside (C) 22 months. and zoning regulations. Hartford on Friday at 8 p.m. tion major. passbook and the money will be Brian Jo"es engl^er and ^ TTie comparative study of tax 0:00 (3) M ovie *1 •' « ,*, -I proposals now before the Gen­ enough support to carry an in­ (840) Make Boom for Orand- The main purpose of the Ur- The honor was won by the East ____ collected in each class, placed 1®^: John Lotta, engineer, L^via Dieterle, Jeremy Michael, son of James and Gloria Sulli­ eral Assembly was done at the come tax through the House. daddy (C) ban Development Oorp. would Hartford Lodge in competition i„ yesterday’s arUcle naming bU"ierical order and dellv- Mantz, naturalist; and Richard (22-30) A dam -U (C) van Dieterle, 120 Maple St., Manchester. He was bom April 7 request of Rep. Audrey P. Beck Senate Majority Leader J. (8-40) D an A n n s t (C) at Mt. Sinai Hospital, Hartford. His maternal grandparents are be to provide dwellings for low with degree staffs from all over the production crew of the Man- ®'^‘* ‘**® ®®*'°ol office for Pitkin, athlete, D-Mansfield, a le-adlng suppor­ Edward Caldwell, cn the other (2280) D ean Martin Show (C) and moderate income groups, the United States and Canada Chester Community Players P'okup by Glastonbury Bank New Webelos accepted ro me (C) Mr. and Mia. Daniel J. Sullivan, 9 Edison Rd., Manchester. ter of a personal income tax for hand, has said an income tax (18) U n-«brid(ed "The corporation could come during the Moose National Con- production of "The Impossible Pocoonnel, who will process den ai.d P"'®®®.J^*®‘^^'*^' (8) Foberre Albom the His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. F. Robert Die- Connecticut. lacks enough backing to win Month (C) 2 in and take over land in a town vention last June in Chicago. Years" playing at Bowers Au” Ibem and return them to the colors were David DelMastrcaa terie, 69 ’Timber ’Trail, Manchester. in and take over land in a town vention last June in Chicago. Years" playing at Bowers Au- ® ' ' ' ’ ' ...... rvo„ia no pr She is expected to present the passage in the Senate. (18) H artford Talk-In (C) such as Tolland or any other The principal speaker will be dltorium this weekend the ®ohools. and Paul Peracchlo. (48) P olka! (C) * *1 *, *, • report to the Democratic lead­ 11:44 (3-8-18-2238-44) New* similar community and the town H. Fred Pelton, state director name of Donna, Blanchard w m Children in kindergarten Den 4 conducted the closing, ership, which controls the Weather and Sport* and Mrs. John Glenney, 70 Bigelow St., Manchester. He has a they are expected to favor a 6 Public Concert (18) M erv G rilfla (C) He informed the legislators ^v for advertising P®® y®^ balances of 35 or recent pack meeting gave or 6',i per cent sales tax that (8-30-44) New* — P rayer and brother, John, 8 ; and a sister, Christine, 9. of his opposition because he will " n J i ^ more, a minimum deposit per awards to the following scouts: SIipi Oft ® Li. ®®“ Auxllla- ^j,ber in the all-purpose roo^ Plnewood Derby and pack Although the actual amounts lege engagements from Florida LaMonde, John Leon Jr„ son of John Leon Sr. and Diana Parker LaMonde, RFD 2, Lakevlew Ter., Rockville. He was CTndar ^ ^ ^ if ® breakfast at ™ L ^ The problem w L^ced to a meeUng. paid in tax would increase with to Maine; on the Allen Burke Sunday, will ^ held in the Toastmaster ®‘ “^® «°me. The Depart- ^ ^ , Den 3 presented the opening bom March 30 at Rockville Genertil Hospital. His maternal each higher income bracket, the Show, New Year’s Eve specials, Drive Headed Moose s new building opened men commander and auxiliary “ overhead lights TOe ceremony. gprandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Exlaus Parker, 4 Mountain St., income percentage would de­ and other TV programs; and at several months ago. Geore-e F Perkins Princlnal Pre®l^rracks and aux- u, den 1 and Webelo den 2. parents are Mrs. Francis Sciola, Southington; and Mr.' and In contrast, a straight “piggy­ The Dom repertoire runs the Robert J. Butterworth of 92 members of Moose lodges from * vavinskv and Denutv ll‘®ry- After the meeting, re- ®® affect the life of ballasts cubmaster Arthur Raymond Vernon St. has been named Mrs. Henry Wocxlward, Avon. Connecticut. Massachusetts. . J®''.*"?!^^ ®?^ freshments will be served No price quotation for the work presented the following boys back" Income tax keyed to the musical gamut from the Glenn 14 4r 4. .« .41 federal income tax would take chairman for the aimual fund New Hampshire, Vermont and North Moose Gus Batace Members are reminded to bring- Involved was available. ^ awards: James Brundrett, Miller, Woody Herman, Count Nardi, Arthur Robert Jr., son of Arthur Robert Sr. and of Massachusetts. an Increasing percentage as the drive of the Northeastern Con­ Our fabric prices have always been low. All the notions, threads, color coordina­ Rhode Island. articles for a cup auction. Saccuzzo also reported that Richard Bennett, wolf Basie, Les Brown stylings of the CeciUa Vigue Nardi, 315 Mountain Rd., Glastonbury. He was The conference will end with income increases. The under-$3,- necticut Chapter of the Nation­ The Women of the Moose will minor repairs were done on the 3 , ^ ^ bear last three decades to the jazz- bom April 11 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal 000 bracket would be paying 0.4 al Multiple Sclerosis Society. boiler In that the electrodes rock hits of contemporary grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Vigue, East Hartford. ted zippers... it’s all at Pilgrim Mills! serve as hosts to 21 chapters of “ The oaivauonSalvation army Army tnme Bible badge; David Brown, gold ar- He is serving on the board of With mini-fab, they’re lower than ever! per cent of one’s Income while groups. His paternal grandfather is Arthur Nardi, Newington. He has the over-$15,000 group would directors and the executive com­ three-day period, holding their Moose at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, furnace, a jet was replaced with Christensen, Milton Kingsley Dorii doubts that the big band a brother, Junior, 5. for tonight has been canceled. pay 5.6 per cent. meetings at the Italian-Ameri- Bulletin Board a smaller one to cut back on Daniel Parsons, silver ar- sound will come back, “niere mittee of the scxdety. * * 4. 4( 4, ’Ihe figures, collected by leg­ can Friendship Club. The public hearing on the pro- Is still no substitute for the full, The goal for this year’s cam- Alleman, Amber Elizabeth, daughter of Ronald and Bev­ Cub Scout Pack 47 of South heavy smoke. points on wolf badge; and islative researcher Richard L. Library Club posed Board of Education bud- rich sound of a big band,” he palgin, which will sta rt Moth­ erly Stralkoslw Alleman, RFD 1; Old Post Rd., ToUand. She At the Hebron Elementary j^^ert Goodrich, a gold and Kogan, were based on the most The Tolland High School U- get will be held tonight at 8 in School. Principal Paul A. 'White gUygr added. "Too many youngsters e r’s Day. M ay 9, is $85,000. was bom April 8 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal A recent U.S. B ureau of Labor brary aubG1..K attended the Uth ihAthe T.„iiAnHTolland Hto-hHigh SoharSchool.1 o-vmgym. tomoiTow at 12:30 p.m. P’"*’ a®‘ t _____reported„„„„„„ that T \ all the copper badge. A native of Johnstown, Pa. grand^iarents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stralkowsky, 78 Grand rates, of 1967, for a family of have never heard real instru­ annual spring workshop oj the Tolland High School studente ® ® ® ^ ° ° ° l- lb' PRINTS ILTF. said he received a letter Under U*® school schol- 2 from the All-China Sports Fed- ®r® program announced SILVER TIP ROAST Turf Builder makes your lawn grow thicker, FOR THE "NEW lOOK” eration explaining the with- Wednesday, students complet- AVO. WEIGHT 14 TO 16 LBS. greener, sturdier. It’s a pleasure to use — drawal. InS their junior year may attend clean, lightweight, odorless. Nothing to mix Wash and wonr. Peking said that "Under the classes on a full- or part-time manipulation ot U.S. Imperial- basis at the university’s Newark or measure, just pour it in a spreader and 45 inchos wido. ism, the ILTF has openly ac- College of Arts and Sciences, EXTRA LEAN OUB OWN CUBE -n walk over your lawn. cepted the so-called tennis asso- which has an enrollment of elation of Chiang Kai-shek as about 4,500. The prog;ram begins full members of the IL'TF, this September. SCOTCH HAM ib.M.49 STEW BEEF 8.98^ 5,000 sq ft (20 lbs) 5.45 10,000 sq ft (40 lbs) 9.95 88 * y w d 2 15,CKX) sq ft (60 lbs) 13.95 VALUE - SERVICE - QUALITY EXTRA laKAN - FRESH GROUND TOBIN'S MJOED NOT PRE-PACKAGED mini-fab price BACON lb. 65° 24'x4§;' WINTERIZED * ®® Chuck Ground ,b. 89° C S c O ttS ^ Quality 3 38 authorized retailer MeicbaH’ POOL PACKAGE d iae SLINKY at DlBoonntl Select patterns i r INCLUDES ★ HORMEL CURE 81 BONELESS HAMS lb 1.29 by McCalls, * Heavy duty winterized top seat locks onto uprights for rugged bridge-type construc­ JERSEY tion * Fresh-brite striped steel wall in blue, white and avocado * Top quality filter WHOLE TRIMMED — WESTERN STEER Vo§tie, ; keeps your pool clean and sparkling clear * Complete chemical |cit includes — Chlorine Simplicity, — Algaecide — Ph plus — Ph minus Phenol Red * Heavy duty Winterized, Sanitized BEEF TENDERLOIN LB. •2,39 PRINTS vinyl liner with Factory and famous Rizzo Warranty * Pool care handbook ''Deluxe dual Butterick, LARGEST AASOmWOlNT OF FRESH AND SALT WATER test kit ■ Factory patch kit • Engineered and designed for easiest installation possible. iw.g !g l e n n e y Wnshablo. 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PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1971 of a chief state’s attorney, the get their share of excitment. Da Silva to let him make a few Crim inal^ri^it up t*; and 190,100 of Northern Last month, Dilson .Ayres Da practice runs for takeoff. 'Then immediate head of the division. He would be responsible to' the Indiana Public Service at ( 6 ^ RIZZO POOL Silva, 21, a new Xavante pilot, he tied Da Silva’s hands and Bill Approved Bolton Stock Market Amazon Bush Pilots was checking a plane on the off S. ANNOUNCES feet and left him on the con­ state attorney general. j NEW YORK (AP) — The Other Big Board prices In­ apron at Golania Airport. A HARTFORD (AP) — Legisla­ MANCHESTER’S OWN crete at the end of the runway. Sen. Jay W. Jackson, D- \S£iuyL a t ihsL stock market drifted today, with cluded Crowell-ColUer, up % to m an came to him, pointed a tion to give the attorney gener­ Hartford, cochairman of the nrices remaining relatively un­ 15t ,; International Nickel, off Pete Clorii revolver, and told him to take He staged a wobbly takeoff, Candidates Discuss Issues Heroes of Frontier al’s office a Division of Crim­ committee, called the bill “a changed. Trading was moder­ 1 -, to White Motor, up 1% AS MANAGER OF THE him for a ride. In the air, the flew out of sight—and crashed significant tool in updating ately active. to 19’s; TWA. up 2% to 28^4; VERNON STORE. man said he wanted to learn to into some high-tension wires, inal Justice that would coordi­ prosecution in the state.” He (^aptiJbaL The Dow Jones average of 30 and Chase Manhattan, up to By LEONARD GREENWOOD of that. I’ve seen too many men fly, and Da Silva gave him a killing himself and wrecking nate criminal prosecution In said statewide coordination of The L ob Angeles Times industrials at noon was off O.ol 55»a. work Uke slaves for years and few elementary Instructions. the plane. Connecticut emerged Wednes­ criminal prosecution would be With Social Studies Classes a t 910.42. / a GOIANIA, Gotas — The pilots then lose it all with a couple of “He seemed crazy,” said Da 'The life of an Amazon pilot day from the legislature's Ju­ important because "organized Bolton High Schtxjl »oclal Oirough proper charmeU with The Importance of party regis­ By Sol Cofarfn Advances and declines were of the Amazon take risks that Silva. “I was terrified.” Tlie obviously attracts odd charac­ diciary Committee with a favor­ crime doesn’t respect county even on the New York Stock Elx- crashes that were not their fault. ■tudleii classes have been tak- any problem*. lUtlng the school tration was stressed and it was pnillHIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIillllillllllllllllllHIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIH defy the imagination. And there man pointed the gun into Da ters and the lives they lead add able report. lines." Superior court districts In* a close look at local politic* board a* a flnAl forum. noted. that those who register change. are hundreds of people all over You know, a dog or a big bird Silva's neck and demanded to to the legends. One of the best Under the bill, which was are based on county lines. If legalized boxing ever gard and Glasrtonbury State Rep. xnalysu said buying and seU- = thU week In a iieiie* erf pro- All candidates stressed the as Independent deprive them­ Analysis saia nuyuig ana seu- \A/CCIrfCWn A the Amazon who owe their lives on the airstrip. The average go to a far away destination. "I pilots In the area la very for­ sponsored by House Speaker 'The chief state’s attorney ond comes back to Connecticut, the Jean Thornton have only the Ing Interest were canceling out W ttAtlvU oc CARRY SPECIAL 9 *ram* designed to acquaint Importance of more particlpa- selves of the privilege of choo^ rest of today to help do some­ to the fact that these pilots took pilot earns about 1,500 to 2,000 told him we’d have to land for getful. He has often taken off William R. Ratchford, investi­ his .assistant would be appoint­ mg candidates on the primary state's boxing czar might be a one another, thus keeping the S ------" them with Issues and candi- tlon by students. Including at- thing about it. those chances and won. cruzeiros (about $300'to $400) a fuel,” said Da Silva. —then come back to land and gation and prosecution through­ ed by the Connecticut Supreme dates. tendance at board meetings. and caucus levels. woman—Mrs. B arbara Dunn of market at an even keel. S _ _ Court, from nominations by the Blast Hartford, commissioner of The Glastonbury Booster Club PER Often the risks are unavoid­ m onth." Then the man wanted to ask where he’s supposed to be out the state would be directed TTie program, arranged by They expressed appro^•al orf a licbool Menu The Associated Press 60-stock SS I able, when bad weather. Illness from the newly created office attorney general. consumer protection. has scheduled-cicau-vv a Fishing Derby average at noon was unchanged S DOZ •IS The Amazon pilots certainly leam to take off, and forced going. department coordinator Joseph student's suggestion that there Monday. Juice, hot dog and for tomorrow and Saturday, and ^ or mechanical problems strike. The legislature's Judiciary Shanahan, brought candidates be a student representative o*i beans or sauerkraut toesed ha spent ab6ut $1,000 stocking ® — Sometimes they are taken out committee has given a favor­ Airlines and metals were the lor selectmen and the school the board. Farris said he would salad, oatmeal raisin cookie; Angus Pond with trout and on PAUL BUEHNER of a sense of sympathy or pity, board as well as the town party encourage this type of partlci- Tuesday, meat loaf and gravy, able report to a bill which other expenses associated with categories that showed to help someone in distress. And would legalize professional box­ gains. Steels were off, motors chairmen Into the classrooms patlon and feels It would im- whipped pekatoes, carrot coins, the gvent. FLORIST. INC. occasionally, they are even for Informal question and an- prove communcatlons between apple and cookie; Wednesday, ing, outlawed In the state since were unchanged, and all other 1122 BURM8H>B AVE. taken for greed — the profit of What the Booster Club thought categories were generally swer periods. Shanahan said he the board and students. soup. assorted sandwiches, 1965. The bill provides that the EUlST HARTFOiOJ an extra passenger In a plane was pleased with the results. On the question of tenure for jello; Thursday, Juice, sloppy D epartm ent of Consumer P ro­ was an Angus Pond belonging mixed. to the town of Glastonlniry tam ­ already loaded beyond the lim­ and felt that local Issues were teachers, candidates Indicated com. choice of tection be the supervising agen­ Large-block trades Included S TeL 528-5009 'g* »* ed out to be an Angus Pond be­ O pen 8 « n 9 ^ it. made more relevant to the stu­ that they were not In favor of fruit; Friday, fish sUcks, cy for the professional sport. 199,800 shares of Sony at 25, off As Brazil opens Its interior, dents by direct discussion with the present system. Gleason jYench fries, green beans, The bill will be debated In longing to the State of Con­ %; 180,000 of Gulf States Utili- S necticut. The pond is in East the pilots of the small planes the candidates. said It should be modified, and choice of pudding. the legislature shortly. ties a t 21 Vi, off Vi; 150,000 ot 2353482353232348535353482353482353235348235323234853 which fly the Amazon have be­ Grunske said It Is a luxury Glastonbury, on the old Rt. 2. Wednesday guests were the Absentee Ballots Northwest Airlines at 34\, up come the heroes of the frontier. candidates for selectmen: which other working people do The director of the State Applications for absentee bal­__ The House of Representa- 2Vi; 100,000 of Aetna Life a t 00, Hiey are the Pony Express Richard Morra, Republican In­ Board of Fisheries and Game — not enjoy. lots are available In the town tlves will go on a five-day week Riders who carry mail and Disci pllne Theodore Bampton of West WU- 2 cumbent first selectman; Dem­ clerk's office. ' All ballots must next week, Speaker William lington — has refused to give messages, the Stage Coach Rid­ ocrat Raymond Nergo, se­ On the question of discipline, be returned by noon on May 2. Ratchford announced yester­ Mrs. Breslow stressed that It permission for the derby, and ers who move people In and out lectman seeking election to Voter Registration day. The House has been hold- first selectman; Joseph Licitra, should be positive, not negative. threatened with arrest all who of lonely poets and take supplies Mrs. Olive Toomey notes that **'8 sessions on Mondays enter the derby and all its man­ to those who are isolated. Democrat seeking re-election and Its aim should be to keep several persons have come to through Thursdays, with the as selectman, and Republican students In school, not to kick agers, If they fish tltere tomor­ Almost everything depends on her office this‘week attempting Monday sessions dealing only row and Saturday. them. Everyone relies on them. Raymond Soma, seeking a se- them out. She added thsd a to register to vote in the May with routine and non-controver- lectman's seat. good system is one that stress- His refusal is despite pleas When a rancher wants to open item of most Interest to stu- es “self discipline", 3 election. The deadline for sial matters, by Odegard, Mrs. Thornton, a new area in the virgin forest, dents appeared to be recre- Asked about underground voter registration was April 10. Beginning next week, Friday Gov. Meskiil and other state the first people he calls on tllte atlon and park development, A publications, Mrs. Breslow said A special v'Oter making ses- he the day for routine and officials. the Amazon pilots. The only 2 number of students said that a that she is not opposed to the slon will be held -May 1 from 2 non-controverslal business, The state also has stocked the surfact travel over himdreds of cafeteria - auditorium should idea, but feels that students to 4 p.m. at Community Hall Ratchford said. The Monday- pond with fish, for fishing by thousands of square miles of have been given priority over need some adult guidance tp for those whose rights matur- through-Thursday sessions will licensed fishermen. trackless forest and Jungle is the recreation building built at determining what Is good taste. after April 10. This will in- he for the regular business of Bampton says, where the by river. Away from the water, Henick Memorlsd Park. 3he felt that “good Judgment" elude persons who moved into the House. state has stocked pon^ with MEN'S Old BOY'S BOOTS there are no communications. Some students felt that the can best be achieved with some town between last Oct. 10 and ------“ fish, that all fishermen must The adr charter company flies money might have been better help from the “over 30” set. Oet. 31 and those celebrating Judge Alva P. Lolaelle’s pro­ have a state license, that entry over the new ranch area and spent developing or expanding Town Chairmen their 21st birthday between motion to the State Supreme fees for a fishing derby may not selects its spot. While a few Court was given final legisla­ facilities at the high school,! such Republican Town chairman April 12 and May 2. be charged, and that fishermen A...... S19JS5 men cut their way toward the as opening the building during Robert Dixon and Dem ocratic ------tive approval yesterday. The m ust use flies on Uveir fishing spot through the forest, the Senate, by a 23 to 0 secret roll weekends and summers. Stu­ Town Chairman Farris appear- -Mancheater Evening Herald Aooks, and th at they m ay not small plane pilots drop the first call vote, confirmed the nomi­ B...... 24J95 dents felt that ball fields at the ed Monday to explain the two- Bolton Correspondent Judith use worms. few supplies and tools. nation of the veteran Superior school could be Improved and party system at the town level. Donohue, Tel. M9-8406. As of noon today, the Glaston­ The ground crews slowly Court Judge. The House had ap­ tennis courts constructed at a bury Booster dub still didn’t C...... 2IA0 hack out a rough landing strip proved the nomination by a 100 cost which would be consider­ know whether It was or was and then, with only a few yards to 2 vote last week. f ably less than the building at Heroin Availability to Gls not qiansoring a Fishing Derby on either wing tip, the first Judge Loiselle, of WilUmantic, tomorrow and Saturday. D...... 8J5 -the park. small plane touches down, was nominated by Gov. Thomas Odegard and Mrs. Thornton bringing more supplies, more Senna, who now serves as Shocking Declares Steele Meskill ■ to fill the vacancy on said they will keep trying to m achinery. park commissioner, said that the Supreme Court that will convince Bampton that "the Everything to make the first TOKYO fAP) — Two U.S. mlstlc that tWs government Is the townspeople expressed a de occur May 14, when Chief Jus­ show must go on.” camp is flown in. Then begins sire to have the perk building congressmen said today they either willing or able to take tice Howard Alcorn of SuffVeld the shuttle service of men. The take priority over the cafeteria, were repeatedly offered heroin such action because of the Inter- retires on his 70th birthday. forest clearing gnrows. The and noted that "the total build- *or purchase on the streets of nal political situation where Supreme Court Justice Charles ground crews, working from Music Group W1 HONOR yloii Jackets Ing cost through next year Is Saigon by several South Viet- differences between President House of Manchester will suc­ the forest and from the river, only $42 000 ” ' namese, Including a 9-year-old Nguyen Van Thleu and Ky mlll- ceed Alcorn as chief Justice the gradually cut the first road. Negro’ said that If he had chU^ tate against any acUon," the sam e day. Plays at MCC Sick men are flown out to the Rag. 3.39 known the building would cost “Heroin Is so shockingly, congressmen said, Gov. Meskill has nominated nearest clinic or a good hospi­ 8 3.99' so much he never would have readily and easily available In There la clearly a need, they "Rush," a blues and Jazz 2.99 Atty. George Sadden of Bridge­ tal here in Golania or another supported It He said original South Vietnam," Rep. Robert said, for “more aggressive lead- group of area musicians, will Perfect with casual wear! port, legal counsel to the Senate iriay at tonight’s Manchester big city. estimates were "reasonable” R-Conn., said. This pert- ershlp from U.S. diplomatic rep- Republicans, to fill the vacancy White or tri-colored, some with Community College music For a good Amazon pilot, al­ hoods, pockets, zippers.S.M.L. but that due to errors In plan- 'y explains the rapid Increase in resentatlves to convince our ^on the _ Superior______Court caused most nothing is impossible. And A workriiop. It will be held in the nlng, cosU were far greater heroin addiction among U.S. Wends and al^s particularly,. ever the years. It has become a Hot PaiitSliifts Uum expected and It w L "too forces there, he added. Th^hmd and ^ th Vietn^ to Hartford Rd. buUding cafeteria . u. from 10 until midnight. Work- point honor to do the impos­ Jeans are Basic late to W k ” About 10 to 15 per cent of take action either to control or A bill given a favorable re- ______....vun sible. American troops, or roughly eliminate Illegal traffic In nar- I.. 8h<^ are open to the public Both Soma and Morra agreed M rt by the elections committee NEW STORE HOURS: "W e’ve carried alm ost 30,000 servicemen. In South cotlcs." that a cafeteria-auditorium 1s would pennlt testimonial affairs everything,” says Jose Belo CaMor Vietnam are believed to be a d ------TUE8. - FRL 12 Nooa - • VM. 5.99-7.99 one of the top priority , Items ad infinitum for winning and Manchester members are SAT. 9;M - S:M - Closed Mon. Filho, 36,

V. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-ONE PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHES'fER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1971 but knowledgeable sources said V ern o n Fire Ants Spray Program Manchester he would be delighted to do so. Inmate Guilty Daley Sworn School Menus He Sits and Waits Nixon New Member White House press secretary CHICAGO (AP) — Mayor Ronald L. Ziegler said visas for On Drug Charge Resumes in Dixie Fields The cafeteria menu for Man­ Hospital Notes Richard J. Daley was swotnf the Chinese, if they want to HARTFORD (AP) — Richard "Jewish Stvl^ chester public schools April 26- VISITING HOURS Pat Gates, Voice of America Broadcaster, In for an unprecedented fifth come, will be expedited. M. Schroder, 25, of Queens, N.Y. DelkitesseH & fiesliurMt WASHINGTON (AP) — A ed” variety of fire ant—but 30: Intermediate Care Semi- Ping Pong Soeiety was convicted Wednesday ot term at a Caty Hall inaugu­ controversial government operates a program of its own. For Earth Shaker 11T Monday: Vegetable soup, pea­ private, noon • 2 p.m., and 4 possessing heroin while serving ral ceremony Wednesday spraying program against flry ^ The annoqricement quoted nut butter and jelly sandwich, By RICHARD B. M EYER As a byproduct, VELA has be- p.m. . 8 p.m .; private rooms, WASHINGTON (AjP) — Presi- All forthcoming participants time in the federal prison at night. ants was resumed on April 12 U.S. District Judge Oliver dent Nixon has accepted honor- in inner-council arguments that Rockville Shares Her Breakfast Hour with World cheese wedges, carrot sticks, WASHINGTON (AP) — In a come one of the best ways to lo a.m. - * p.m., and 4 p.m. • 8 Danbury for a parole violation. Daley, 69, defeated Repub- and is expected to cover more Gasch as noting: milk, pears. ary membership in the U.S. Ta- preceded Nixon’s decision agree R T o s n i t l l l N o t P H rM taftaf a Ia6 Llaa af red brick building not far from study eaAhquakes. On the aver- p.m. U.S. District Court Judge T. O rtrS im m e S a a f w k h w Uoan Richard E. Friedman than seven million acres in toe "Although Mlrex is known to ble Tennis Association, the that the vice president took By BARBARA RICHMOND Tuesday: Hamburg gfravy on the Pentagon, Bill Dean sits at age, it detects 40 tremblors a Pediatrics: Parents allowed Emmet Clarle reached the ver­ Pkkin - Dalklaai Sataft on April 6 with more than southeast by June 30, the Agri- concentrate in the food chain, mashed potato, buttered peas, group Vice President Spiro T. skeptical stance at the time. Visiting hours are 12:30 to 8 N«w Vark Styla Dtfaarti - Ckaan Cakn (Herald Reporter) the hub of an electronic net- day, many of them more intense fmy time except noon - 2 p.m.; dict after a two-day trial here. a 400,000 vote pluralty. Da­ culture Department announced the relatively rapid dissipation bread, butter, , milk, pineapple Agnew Is reported as saying fell While most Cabinet members* P-™- areas except ma- m m kaait Mat HOT CanMd laaf “Good Morning and welcome work, waiting, listening, feeling than the Feb. 6 earthquake that others, 2 p.m. - 8 p.m. Schroder was to be sentenced Hbf Peitreial HOT KaMwi ley, a Democrat, first took today. of these residues noted to date cookies. Into a Chinese propaganda trap, have kept silent,. Secretary o r where they are 2 to 4 for the earth to ^ak e. killed 64 persons in L/w An- gervlce: 10 a.m. • 2 p.m.; within three weeks. 1116 crime ~i!klNDEIU a CattfiafTIlrtlUar Cakai to toe VMinnesota North Stars’ for­ ”and when you’re hot, you’re ™p‘=*’^ e d the Birds with a Car Racing President Bill France that starting in 1971 rarK, Wltn Dllly con^liaro failed to last through the scored an unearned run due to By DEAN YOST ward Charlie Bums says he doesn’t ha've srand illusions hitting a three-run homer third inning. an error by Rico Petrocelli In gpij, home nm in the first in- Permatex would match the amount of money supplied ^lUmore’s been bum ^ ^o ^ run-producing doubles Ace pitcjier Jim Bale- about his team upsetting the Montreal Canadians in the and Carl Yastrzemski go- Cal Koonce, Bill L>ee, Sparky the fourth, then made it 7-2 In by all the weekly tracks to NASCAR’s national point sano of Manchester High, ing 4-for-4 including a Lyle and Bob Bolin followed the fifth when Reggie Smith lost nights in a row by the Detrrtt fl,th. LoUch Stanley Cup semifinals, but the 'veteran does not want fund, which is shared by the top 20 drivers in the Late despite nursing a sore home run and game-win- hi the mound, with Lyle Fosse’s fly tall in the sun for a wtfieldCT, TO struck out nine Orioles, whose Model Sportsman and Modified ------the West Division team to bow out without a battle. from pai^k first-h^d ex- Etchebar- Division. At the season’s compIeti® ®“«*^ ances have lifted Northrup in RED80X • KNDIA»^8 championship a year ago. has Overside driver. Perry Baiesano had everything Y utaJS ~ ®K® “>® Oanadlens opening day. ’They have today run in the first inning after a John Kennedy’s double and a front in the American League’s Carl Yastrxemskl clubbed working as he recorded 16 Qz t*'®*'' problem s. off to savor the feeling, then walk and a pair of wild pitches single by Smith Ued It in the changed drivers in his second ® ”®®* “'achtae. RBI race. But they haven’t Wts, including . bid for national stardom. ^ »9e T>owerplant will strikeouts while walking only m?et the CSilcago White Sox In by Cleveland starter Steve Har- sixth, then In the eighth pinch one batter. Although he waa done a thing for his ego. and two-out ei^th-innlng From Rehoboth. Mass., the “P i t r l ® ^ "- ond waiting for opportunitteY a three-game weekend series gan, but the Indians shelled hitter Joe Lahoud walked, was (AP photo) “I don’t think I’ll ever be a double which drove in the tie- plagued by a sore arm any Ma­ / “*® ,3®'!®® ^esday we can't let Lemalre, Richard starting Friday. Culp with an extra base barrage sacrificed to second and scored WINNING WAYS—Senators’ manager Ted Williams, who Km his team in three-time NASCAR modified ® o J***® '*^®®’‘®'*** loney player wouldn’t have Candlens at and the MahovUchea free superstar like the WllUe Mayses, breaking run for Boston. Y u king. Carl 'Buga' Stevens has . Manager Eddie Kasko’s club. In the third. the tiebreaking run as Yaz dou- known the difference.. '*’*>®®*- W® “ “ ve enough prob- second place, laughs at left, as his team beats New York. Williams gives bat­ Hank Aarons and Mickey was surprised the Indians de- taken over the driving duties. ^ whlch set a team record for Larry Brown’s single started bled for his fourth hit of the ting hints to Elliott Maddox under the watchful eye of Coach Joe Camacho ManUes,” said Northrup after elded to pitch ,to him in el^th Manchester started the scor­ s, ®®'^“ ®"®® l®ni8 trying to check them. home runs here last year but it, then after one out Buddy game. Petrocelli sine £®«P o* suc- failed to hit one out of Fenway Bradford, Vad aPlnson and Ray ments later to drive In an insur- doubles. "I don’t think I’ll ever base open and right-hander when leaded hitter Fred Gllha f^ L z z zf ‘*’®'" “ ® like Ted Harris, Danny Gnmt, In its first three home games Fosse hit successive doubles ance run. fit into that category. A super- Vince CWbert on the mound for Preetown Auto Parts lot, have ta T ta /w h “'‘ walked and stole second. When w l h ^ ‘»‘»y Ro»*a»®™ Cesare Ma- star is a guy who plays 15 the Indians, split up. Stevens taking the salv. Yu ^^®*"*'® a bad throw from the catcher z„ the confidence „jago, Gump Worriey and Jude years cr more and does the Job The three-time American age yard and ^hler the *^®‘® Har^t^ sailed into the outfield, GUha i L X ^^® ^ ^ ^ho once belonged to Tom Kelley Delivers Final Blast Seaver’s Shutout all those years. League batting champion then fam ed No. 3. o j streaked to third and when the the St. I»uls Bhies. Montreal. It means so much to Stevens piloted the Koszella "Im not going to fill any ball whlsUed the first pitch » a Une Speedway Guest throw to the infield skidded into “It’s strange that we played them to play well and the rest parks. But, to a Md who Ukes to **«•<*, where it eluded ^ c^ e wound the ’niompeon Monday's Press Par- the visitor’s dugcut, Gliha waa some of our best games during of the North Stars feel the the season against the old same way,” Jim Northrup . . . well, then, Foster’s diving ^(^trlng Speei^ay s five-eights mile ty at the Stafford Springs Speed- awarded home, putting Man­ maybe I’m a superstar. It de- Jo® Lahoud scored the go- chester ahead, 1-0. clubs. Maybe the Canadiens Manlago, the 6-foot-3 goalie, Stargell Showers Broken After 26 Hf to- f '^*®~ tbe Sn's id- can’t reach their best against admits the North Stan face a 2 pends how you define it.” ahead run from second. ends the lap m ^ ufter that foUowing Saturday Fireworks continued to explode The fans in the center field • • • us and that’s our advantage if tough hurdle, but is not ruling r® ♦ night, wUl be NASCAR's vice for the Indiana as their first we can play three good peri- out an upset. CINCINNATI (AP) It “Pete Roee was the key out. was “our best team perform ' bleachers at Tiger Stadium SENATORS - YANKS — STOt Idle in the pita awaltog, president. Bill Prance Jr. two leadoff batters in the fifth Braves with HR’s If I got him out I’d stay. But ance of the year. ____have their____ own___ definitiUon.______Frank Howard stroked a run- B^d DeSarro. who never show- pr^nce is the son of the aa- inning, Denis VITrtalla and Baie­ was Tom Seaver night at when Roee singled knocking in Sparky Anderson, who led the when Northrup lopetT out to his scoring single with two out in ® -in, cu O k, * soclation’s president and found- sano, rapped out singles and NEW YORK (AP)—^Those April showers are just american League Riverfront Stadium a run, I gave a half signal to Reds to the World Series in position after his sixth-inning the eighth inning to break a tie The Stevens-Boehler team -- on, prance moved up a base when pitped a Texas ters champion Charles Coody today before he teed off Vfith nine hom ers in Oakland 11 6 .688 — the major races, the so-called ^ 3ya 3^ Daytona and Talladega, ess. ’They had only five hits, going for the strikeouts. f don’t plan any changes in the Chicago at lOlwaukee game Sal Bando unloaded a two-nm League double to center putting in the first round of golf’s $166,000 Tournament of y ^ seas^, Stan^ll te one ^ t^e sevenUi. a California 8 6 .671 2 money events. ^^3 ^ runners at second and third. Bucks Sloppy in Contest, three of them by Woody Wood- was wiped out by cold weather, homer in the top of the 13th to Champions. ------Milwaukee 6 8 .429 4 My theory of the game is “"T^P-Rg^s chased Seaver in Jimmy Jackson went down “I ^ “Ting to hit a home ward who is “always a thorn to make good pitches. I don’t * * * give Oakland a meback victo- « • . * * • 'Maybe I’m a llttie con- -i ®®«“® ®“ ®«' ®*^ Marsh at seccxid aUowed Curry mind and set their sights on the of a sweep of pro golf’s Chand . °"® ^ “ <1 nings btaatiem is Dennle Zimmerman ^ ‘®*’ USAC-type care, of the National Basketball In the best-of-7 series. BuUeto. WllUe Smith doubled. The old “I was tiring,” said Seaver batting average of .417. as two years’ woA for me,” ------— and younger brother, Marc. Among the long Ust of en- to score. Slam, was one of the favorites “® °“® amaU prob- Neither can the Braves’ Chicago at Milwaukee, rain Association championship Oddly, the Knlcks, eliminated The Bullets were too tired to club mark o f 23 tnnlnga was set who has now allowed (xily four “It’s Just a streak,” he Joked, said Woodward. Manager Spar- Ttie eider pUot wlU drive the ‘^®® ^ ree-U m e national Both Steve Smyth and Baie­ for the 333,000 first prize in this *®’” **® wonted to talk about, plt^ers, and they aren’t even m 1,99 by both Jeny Koosman “ 5 ®®*‘* runs In 30 innings, “I told Rube “(Jetting three hlto off Seaver ky Anderson said Seaver "is a series, but the spectre of by Baltimore last Monday in a get their thoughts off their very tournament that brings togeth- "It’s about this business of Kansas City at Minnesota, Flore Racing Enterprises Spe- ® sano paced the winners with laughing. Nor are the batters MoAndrow. n-— Walker (pitching coach) to in one night is as good .as two great jdteher, in a class with Squires’ Ray Scott, last year’s champion New gruelling seventh game of their satisfying victory over the er the winners of the major tight,” he said. Much was rain clal, turbo-charged Offenha^r designed STP-McNamara two hits, with the latter scoring semifinal series, were blamed A Knicks, who eliminated them ^ have to f ^ New ToA’s -n,e Mets, who got run-scor- watch me closely before the years woA for me.” Bob Gibson and Juan Mari- twice. Marsh and Gliha knock­ York Knicks hovered over tour events from the last 12 “lade at the Masters of the Thursday’s Games at Indianapolis this season. He '^®®*'- ^ „ by both clubs for the off-night the past two years. hard-throwing Tom Seaver. The j^m aeon Jones in eighth inning. Gil Hodges said the Mets win chal.” ed in two runs apiece. them. months. published comments | o< his Afeto’ ace rlgta-hander set a u,g inking and Bob Ajq>ro- Chicago . „ (Bradley , v 1-1) at Mil- wUl sit out this Sundays Tren- in Milwaukee had 23 turnovers 'Without the lift that carried ^ 200 ' al Drivers Gale Yarborough Lcser Sternberg also hurled a “We played very bad,” Coach ”I’m getting a lot more otten- Frank Beard in refer- club record of 26 consecutive ^ the seventh wr^>ped and Baltimore 14. them past the Knicks—despite tion this week than I’ve had be- ®™® Coody’s closeness with Kentucky’s Secret briUant game. TTie young-look­ (3ene Shue oi the Bullets said scoreless innings in a 6-2 vlcto- ,t „p with three In the ei^tols ^ L Reliever Gets Liner in Face TWs will be Zimmerman's *^® “Subconsciously, we have the loss of starters Eddie Miles, fore,” the soft-spoken Coody ^ dollar. ing righthander limited the sim ply. had to readjust our thinking,” Gus Johnson and Kevin ry over Cincinnati. > they beat Gary Nolan tor only iMaior League LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — The Kentucky Ckitonels third attempt at the fataed n t a i h Tribe to five hits, whiffed 10 said. "But I really don’t know ”My famUy and I Uve weU. Elsewhere in the NL, St. the second th^ in 11 decision games scheduled. have discovered all they have to do to beat Virginia is indy brickyard. In hla flret try Dw "^g 3 v Coach Larry Costello of the explained G reg Smith of the Loughery for all or parts of the what the Masters means, or We do the things we want. We hopietown batters and surrend­ Bucks said (^y a bit more. Bucks. series—the Bullets were no LouU shaded San iBYancisco 6-3 and for the first time ever as a to stop one of the Squires’ Scotts. ered only one free pass. will mean, to me. have the things we want. Some- and Los Angeles handed San starter, National League l=Leaders==L. DennySLnifv drovedr^rta^A^to the Auto Machine entry the Gene White "We were not sharp. I think The Bucks, haunted by the match for the heavily-favored "I think the myth that the times we even go overboard a East Division Yanks’ Aker Victim Charlie Scott poured in 30 — ------——------, —— An interesting note took place Baltimore can play better and I thirst for revenge against the Bucks and awesome Lew Alcta- biego its eighth straight defeat • • • Ameriesm League Sho^BuUdogs’ Stables cw , but B 3 „ti barren, the New E n- M asters is worth a mUUon dol- little. W. L. P G.B. points W ednesday^ht, but the during the contest. When Baie­ know we can play better.” Knicks, who eliminated them in dor. P 19-2. Houston at OUcago and CARDS - GIANTS — BATTINO (26 at bats)- sUn^ Kentucky defense held ,^®>- V l^ a player had more sano was working on the lars is Just that, a myth. I don’t “It’s Just that Frank and I St. Louis 0 6 .600 — McKinney, Chic., .423; Buford, V, k® « bopeful from Gloucester Both were talking about Mil­ the playoffs last aearon and The 7-foot-2 monster man of know what I’ll make oat of it, have had this thing, this Ud- Philadelphia at Montreal were Gibson was in acUon, too, veteran plvotman Ray Scott to ““ ^ . flowing year he ch eered the Mass., will wheel the Tossl mound, he would look into .the Pittsburgh 8 6 .671 hi Balt., .419. the middle took the game out of or if I’U really make anything ding each other about being rained out. Wednesday. ’Ihe St. Louis fire- 1 Of Howard’s Power Just 13 ^ t o as the Colonels ^*^® «* ^ ® ^ Navaw Rambler. TWs year’s vatis Classic Wax car. Other dugout itdiere injured catcher Montreal 6 4 .566 RUNS--Bulord, Balt., 14; Baltimore’s hands In the third out of it. That will take time.” tight. It’s Just kidding, but it * * * bailer buried a five-hitter and .646 1 imeted a. solid 12A-110 vlctorv to Hftinptoil, V&., th6 Bixth h6re car wm ptt^bly be the best drivers include 'Trans Am starJack Holik would flash slgna. FIHATES -BRAVES — Joe ’Torre lashed a bases- New York 6 6 Bando, Oak., 13. quarter with 18 points on eight Ckxxly, a winner of 1,. American Saturday; and the sevenUi, U competitive ride he haa had. Mark Donohue in the Penkse Jimmy Jackson, filling in for Last year at thU time Star- loaded triple as the CnrrtinnUi Phlla. 4 7 Hawks’ Arsenal of Scorers of 1‘1 shots from the field. tournaments prior to hto Mas- “Tell ’em I’m out really bury- Chicago ’ 6 9 .867 Shi RUNS BATTED IN—Itorth- gygj. show it, but he rates a save as well as the Association Eastern Division fl- “ ®®^®d. at Roanoke, Va., Tues- Zimmerman wUl have to pass Sunoco Special Lola Offy amd the injured Hbllk, didn’t know Alcindor, who sat out 16 min­ gell was "oh tor April,” hitting, sheUed San Francisco’s Gay- rep, ^i^t., i7;^Aparicio, j<,gg pinned on him Wednesday by big Frank Howard nais at two games ^lece. "***‘t. a refresher test, 10 laps, at 160 Lloyd Ruby, the Ontario wln- the hitters so actually, Holik, ters triumph, took the week off tag the m (»ey in tin cans.” West Division utes of the first half in foul last week and went home to Other top (rfiaUengers In (ho he thinks, about .042. His first lord Perry for all five runs in mph. In order to attempt to ner, wIU also be on hand for while not getting his name in homer Wednesday came in the the sixth inning. San Fran. 12 4 .760 — Oak 12 - Kiiiebrew Minn 12 ’ and the free-swinging Washington Senators. Utah, with a surprising »-i Doesn’t List Cliff Koroll trouble wd had only eight AbUene, Tex., for a rest. 36-man field Included Arnold 8 6 .616 Shi qualify for the May 30 show. the 200-mlle, 134-lap event the boxscore, actually played points and one rebound, raised ------Trailing 2-0 on Willie Atlanta NEW YORK (AP) — Run “I’d planned on playing at Palmer, South African Gary Houston 8 7 .633 Shi jmS^Tovar, Mnn., ” 2^; “I^n Just W to be aUve, hurt. Then I was glad he didn’t f^Th to f iS I ^ s w tSS^k G r o u p Buys Marc drove last year at Staf- around Trenton's kidney-shaped an Important part In the vic­ at Denver, and that’s certainly the Bucks from a 60-42 halftime MoCtoveyts fourth-inning homer, Rojas, KC.. 20 . righ^ Aker, who gave up the c^ch the^ s tory. down the Chicago Black enough. Pensacola,’’ he said, “but when Player, Jack Nlckiaua, U.S. Los Angeles 8 8 .600 4 ford, but wasn’t t<» successful, oval. lead to an 11-point spread en­ his first of the season, the HOME RUNS- Bando, Oak., deciding hit by Howard in the ,.j ^ „„ th^ Joi^ht tta two Manche«t«r (6) Hawks’ arsenal o f scorers and I became eligible for the ’Tour- Open Champion Tony Jacklin of Cincinnati 4 8 .333 6 , . I didn’t see it come off the Koroll was one of eight play­ tering the final period. With 6; 9 tied with 3. eighthel^th inning—-alter inning-after almost almost ^ot - mid Aker,Aker still shaken aft- IndlanapoUs. ab r e rbl Ctllff Koroll, who managed Just nament of Oiamplons I decided England and defending titie- San Diego 3 11 .214 8 ® bat. said Aker, still shaken an- ^le Ctolcmete and Troublesome Harsh, 2b 2 2 ers on Denver’s 1968 National neither team a ball of fire, that PTTOHINO (3 Decisions)- catching a vicious Howard line ^ ^ad ended. "I ... Noake, ss 16 goals during the regular sea­ a>lleglate champions to move to take it off. holder Beard. Wednesday’s Results Jackson, c type of lead was enough, al­ ing error and a single by Ted Timmerman, Det., 3-0, 1.000, drive fiurii in the lace in the picked it up three or four feet “*®“' problem. son, Just doesn’t make it up into professional hockey. The New York 5, Cincinnati 2 __ - ^ .« M n m AWa OAM.A4y-W^O V\ASt«l/4- * ■■ ^ A S Gllha, rf though the spunky Bullets Simmons. Torre then sent all 1.98; Blue, Oak., 3-1, .760, 1.06. seventh—as the Senators pound- »™ay-lust in time to get my averaged Just Hockey Q u b Xavier Deals East Strurer, lb there with Bobby Hull, Dennis others Include defenseman - J Al. _ 'VV^^. V assIs V assIsaaa A_fl J J _ D __. _ w _ —.a a AIsa three runners scampering home St. Louis 6, San Francisco 3 ed the New York Yankees 9-6. Jp of meT When 14.8 points per game during the Smyth, It made one last gasp and pulled STRIKEOUTS—Blue, Oak., Wlretn, 3b Hull, Stan Mikita, Chico Make Keith Magnuson, his Chicago within six points before running with his triple and the other Pittsburgh 10, Atlanta 2 NEW YORK (AP) — The 31; R.May, Chill., 23; T.Hall, Aker barely got his glove in he hits the ball solid you usually regular season, had clicked for WIr&Ia, cf and Pit Martin. teammate, Jim Wiste of Van- out of steam. two runs came across m Miller and Jim Alcindor finished with 31 Orhan’s Four Goals vriich sent him sprawling at the .-it didn’t frighten me.” said playoff games against the Ctolo- clal headache fo r the National Cardenal’s double and Joe First HCC Setback Totals 32 5 8 2 4 Rangers, Koroll has been the Shires of Detroit, George Mor­ points on 13 field goals In 16 Hague’s single. Ken Henderson mound and then caromed 80 feet Yanks pilot Ralph Houk. “He nel*- But Viiginla coach A1 Hockey League all of this sea- Ma y (1) Houston at Chicago, rain. James, 3b 3 0 0 0 n most troublesome Hawk, both rison of St. Louis and minor tries and added 16 rebounda in homered f®®1 residents for more than Wrinn, rf 4 0 1 0 0 Houston (D lerker 1-0) at O il- Plagued once again by a spotty hitting attack and Curry, ss 3 1 1 0 n In the Stanley Chp playoffs. ’Trembecky. Oscar Robertson was the oth­ Staub, MU., .424; Woodward, four Yankee pitchers. (Howard) hit over shortstop was in three Ctolonels usually „ mound difficulties. East Catholic High’s baseball team Janlza, c 4 0 0 1 0 ’The Hawks and Rangers Another member of the team, er big Buck, taking over in Al- CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP)— Billy Orban scored four DODGERS- PADRES — cago (Hands 1-2) „ _ ”I think he was lying on the frightened me more.” coUtq)eed on him to keep the President Oaratce OoBlIgan, If 4 0 1 0 0 Atlanta (Reed 2-1) at Pitts- g{j^g _ fell for the third straight time this season. Hartford CorsetU, lb 8 0 0 1 0 clash In Game ’Ih ree of their Craig Patrick, son of St. Louis cindor’s absence for 15 of his goals and had one assist to lead the SpringHeld Kings Richie Allen paced the Dodg- Bonds, S.F., 18; said. "I really didn’t care where That line drive whlsUed into baU away. ^™P®®“ ann^ced the sale Hernandez, cf 8 0 0 1 0 National Hockey League semi­ Blues executive Lynn Patrick, total 22 potato in the first half. to a 6-5 victory over the Cleveland Barons Wednesday era’ triumph over San Diego 1 .1 ^ «t StargeU, Pitt., 13. the baU was, as toig as it left center field with two out in Rookie center Dan Issel led Wednes^y fc^ewing two daj« County Conference rival Xavier High of Middletown de­ Sternberg, p 8 u 1 0 0 feated the Eagles yesterday,------■ final round tonight and if Koroll plays for the United States Na­ Earl Monroe had 26 for the night in the American Hockey League’s Calder Cup with a home run and two i-il* ottwaRUNS BATTEID IN—Stargell, wasn’t buried in my head some- the eighth for the tie-breaking Kentucky with 31 points and 16 ^^*1®®^”*^ wmen tne Totals 31 1 4 4 0 keeps bugging New York, he’s tional team. Bullets, who hit only 36.4 per doubles and the left fielder St.-Ixxils (Carlton M ), night Pitt., 20; Mays. 8.F., 16. place.” slngle-How^’s third hit of the rebounds as the Colonels took ^ «■ 11-6. 'Hie locals now stand at 2B: Gllha; 3B Wrinn; SB; Gllha. semifinals. ------Only games scheduled. 0-1 in the loop and 1-3 overall. in handcuffing the hometownere OosUgan; SAC; Wiggln; LOB: Ma­ liable to earn himself a defen­ Koroll plays on a line with cent from the field and 47.6 threw out two Padres trying to HITS—W.Davls, L.A., 24; "I think he was laying on the game. Del Unser and Hike Blp- the lead for good early in the ^^® °® '^®‘' aiiracuve 01 in the final f,„ ^ ® “ ® aftcm oon at Chicago’s 2-1 overtim e loss in the unit has accounted for all The score was tied 2-2 at the A tHmm F e d w d SSi ®V?i^G^V‘Decisions)- Bolton Nips the opener of this series, and the Hawks’ scoring in the two pite Alcindor’s accuracy. . , . ; both clubs and the sparse Yan- Bernle .AUen and Unser rocked Daihpier notched 26 and 22 Eagles couldn’t follow. ‘^®*‘ ®nd“of‘ ta;'’ fta^ ^ riod'a^ M of his supposedly weak arm. Phoenix. Ariz., 6. Seaver, N.Y., 3-0, 1 000 1 19 H. Block. R H E then scored the first goal and tight gam es against the ’The teams resume with game in the first two periods. STOCK Eagle moundsman Tom Bos- X avier after two periods. ISaCay Carlton StL* 3-6 lOOO 2.22; hee Stadium crowd of 6,416— Mel Stottlemyre for home runs points, req>ecUvely, and for- “The group ^ we selected ful- qu,et retired only one batter be­ 303 000 122—11 10 2 set up Dennis Hull for the sec­ Rangers. No. 2 in Baltimore Sunday aft­ He scored the winning goal at East ’Die game was tbe only con­ ...... i .n , ^.®" »J® ^ “ P®*"** J ^ u i ^ m ^ for fore being forced to walk the 202 010 000— 6 7 2 COC Member ond in ’Tuesday’s 3-0 victory ernoon, again on national tele- 7:04 of the third period cn a CAR s vlsitm. test in the AHL playoffs hto flret vlctoiy in five decl. Pointed Mario Marquez. 149, STRIKEOUTS- Seaver. N.Y., "I didn’t see where it hit the sixth-while Epstein drove and 17 rebounds. success of a fMchto* «nv plank because of some hard hit­ H R -S u zlo (X); Haggett (X); that evened the best-of-seven ’The first PGA championship power Irfay, putting the puck in­ him,” Howard said. "But I was in three runs vrith a triple and charile Scott, who has aver- place ” said CamnbeU “Those Wednesday. Providence is wait­ RACES sions. M exico, 10. 36; P erry, S.P ., 28. ting by the Invaders. 2b— Zawackl; lob—Xavier 12; Coventry, 9-5 set at one game apiece. was held at Slwanoy, Bronx- Hie third game will be back to the net on a rebound of a ing to meet the Springfleld- M ain Event glad, first, that he didn’t get single. aged 81 pU1T A’TMJW.DtXra /A1>\(AP) — T**<1It’s rkMOre., oawlMfOsaying K hea Kasihad fkathe meet -m-^ -g ^ • ~" g g g s s > hits In his six and two-thirds ’The winners pushed across cago. ford Capitols 128-123 here Wed­ After Early^ Injury been almost two years since and Liquori in the back of his /*.#>!* fi M I F ! i t t d\"W "W a innings of worit, was relieved four runs in each of the fourth “ I don’t know, maybe I try a • T. riu- „ . , the day in Miami when after mind before last Saturday’s * M t U y i r T T S by Jim Connors in the el^th little harder against the from nesday. 1 SAPLINGS — Maude Madigan and sixth innings to win easily. S2217. CHICAGO (AP)— Ernie Banks, the ChlMgO Uubs ipsipg oie National AAU mile great performance in the Kan- and Ray Kingman in the final ’The Patriots managed a lone Rangers,” said Koroll. Why? The Bics won the three game 132-360, M ary Albano 183-367. series__ ___ 2-1. unsinkable optimist, officially starts the 1971 baseball championship to Marty Liquori, sas Relays. ANDERSON, Ind. (AP) — In- run. If we win then Utah knows inning. Both huriera gave up tally in the aecmid and came “Because of Jeff Jennings, MORIARTY Hamden was led by center A1 season today and it may be a boon to the struggling Kansas’ Jim Rytm walked off ------diana Pacer Oxmh Bobby it has to win Saturxlay.” two runs apiebe. back with four in the fifth. that’s why.” BLOSSOMS — Grace Lewis Leonard is fighting mad, but And Utah Coach BiU Shar- John McKeon paced the hit Shortatc^ Ken Griffin for the Jeff Jennings is the son of 2 Henry who scored 86 points and Bruins. ------“*® *™®'' retirement. BROTHERS unless he can put some fight man la aware of that fact, too. grabbed 18 rebounds. Banks, 40-year-old first base- Banks, \riio batted .407 In the 12 Ryun said then that he was parade for the Eagles with two, f^oody lareen 176. Bulldogs clouted the season’s Ranger President Bill Jennings f., ( i:vn:i: >tiu:i;i into his team, the season wlU "I would love to end it at their whlion final playoff series against "Indiana is too strong and too baseman Suzlo added two hits ------plate. Winning pitcher Bob ^emon when they moved out to an 89-83 <*i feel fine. Just fine,” said Breeden, who Tuesday made launched a comeback, and last Elltagtan at Stafford the - -Utah Stars. - classy to fall apart," Sharman AUTO RACDIG EVERY SATURDAY NIGBT — 8 P.BL l®od. the ever-slmlltag Bonks, “and I his first major league start as Saturday ran a 3:66.8 mile, the Rham at Coventry said. ‘T know winning four isn’t apiece to complement the win- POWDER PUFF — Gerry Henry surrendered only four “You may think we’re ‘out of neiB’ potency from the plate. Tracy 176, Lillian Harpin 186, hope that in some way I can Pepitone shifted back to his fastest in the worid to 197T. The Vlnal Tech at Bolton going to be that easy even hits and struck out eight bat­ Fred ’Tramalgla went the c;!arole PatelU 182. Cathy Wynn continue to help the Cubs.” 1970 centerfleld spot. performance indicated to Ryun TRACK ters. Grand Opening toute for the win, marking 'the 468, Ruth Ann Class 403, Bar, ’Ihat "some way” probably Besides Banks, the Cuba also be was ready for Liquori, to he Bristol Eastern at Manches- three.” Bolton (•) If we win at Anderson we’ve third time in three contests that bara Woods 473, Ann RonzeUo ab r h e rbl will be mainly in a pta” “ »« form er AU-Amer- vSLwr*PW«r“’i! the contest. 346, Frieds Byus 848. Damon. Or on# of Amorica's Blast race with a 6-9 record, try next Tuesday. He may be 1968 Olympic 1,600 m eter win- With Xavier leading 6-4 in the ------Totals 27 T T T *8 Housatonlc C.C. at Manches- from Indiana University op tirn h ^ p“ Caventry <5) ADULTS $2 AO — Under 12 Years 60o — Tax Included favorito compact hardteps, Rn. Seats PImic 13T4438 1 MUe from Gay City to conclude a raln-tatemipted ready to play 10 days from ner over both Ryun and Ll- fifth, the Eagles had a golden GOP WOMEN — Rosemary series with the Houston Astros then. quori, is able to arrange dear- ter C.C. (doublriieader) Hucklna, 2b 3 0 0 2 0 Dodgo Dart. It’s Doubio D Leonard couldn’t do any ^ "Being down 8- oiqiortunity to go ahead as two LaPolt 182-470, (Carolyn Wilson Lakes, If. lb 4 1 2 0 0 DOUBLE D" today. Hickman, a big money player ance with his country’s crfficlals Green, ss 3 1 0 0 1 Days with Dodgo Dart and IMVEiS dE PARK Storting Timet worse then his players, yAu) ^ l® f ““Possible at all. Heck, staglee and a walk loaded the 162. C ell R ay 176-488, Jan Leon- Morse, p. 3b, lb 3 1 0 0 0 Wednesday’srrcuiieixuvy a gamegiviiic was vtiiii-rain- forlor theuie VJUDBCubs lasi last season wiuiwith a for the vnptrip to methe Unitedumieu M-annm,. ___■ .- .- . ' we’ve done it before.” baaes. R eserve outfielder Mike and 184-181-604, Grayce Shea Toomey. 3b, If. cf 4 1 0 1 1 Dodgo Domon. Only at year ed out. The Cube defeated the .816 batting average, has been States. Keino has been Invited ctaSSSta ^ t im ^ (5riJ^ Locke, p. lb 3 0 1 0 2 AT YOUR LOCAL Dodgo Boys'. Whoro yew con Available Miles drew a pass to send home 473. 3ell, p 3 1 0 0 0 Astrostroe 3-1o-z luin Tuesday’s xucmuzjr B openeruimiic, limiteduiiiiicu toVO fourluur gamesKajiies byuy a anda*tv* ivohe hasiiaa indicateduioicaieo a desire to operates on the thswy Z p l S ^ ” one run. ’Tramalgla retired the ------Jasmatic, cf 1 0 0 0 0 PLAINVILLE pick from two groat compacts. of a 12-game home stand. virus and an ulcer. He haa a compete. Arnold Palmsr never has won LeDolt. ’ c 0 0 0 0 0 DODGE DEALER And still afford to bo choosey. MUTE I M • MMEAM 646-1151 two announced hU Ktav ®at^m offer a team pro- "There won’t he any pressure the PGA chanqriontilp. Three next three battere to stunt ST. JAMES LADIES — Cell Wright, c 3 0 1 1 0 ■ r.-r ''I’nliiim p 3 '• ■ - ■■■■ The Ciibe could get more current .106 average the uprising. ' Niznlk 127, Ruth Boland 147, Lu- Thompson, rf 3 0 0 0 0 P U E P M ia N O than moral support from hits In 17 trips. Games' entry from E u ^ ^ Important pool- on ua tonight.” Leonard said, times he tied for t a erum i ^ n isnip i p “We’re Just going to go out and spot. ’Tramalgis allowed seven hits cille Krinjak 854. Totals 5 4 4 4 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 22, Id 'll PAGE TWENTY-POUTI MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. 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Apply; TO LET RON OUT OF THEIR 10 Citrus fruit seaport 45 Dismounted nel Office, 8:30 a.m. to 8 HIS MORNING? figures 48 Babylonian do not lessen the value of the advertisement will not be RUG cleaning, window clean­ SIGHT FOR A MINUTE/ 11 Feminine 33 Solid p.m., Monday through Fri 21 Hostelry appellation (comb, form) deity oomoted by “ make good" insertton. ing, floor refinlshlng, floors First National Stores, Inc. 'ipwiccs ^ , 22 Roman 19 Coins of Haiti 34 Salad garnish 50Cartograph stripped and polished. R & R day. PUBLIC R ELATIONS- magistrate Park i t Oakland Avenues /T R ^ ikR f - 24 Greek letter (Rockville, Toil Free) Floor Care, 525-4392. 5 " 3 4 T- T” 1 9 10 IT 26 French stream East Hartfoiyl, C on n . LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also 28 Positive li 11 14 643-2711 electrode 875-3136 moving large appliances. John Meyer 29 Depot (ab.) it 11 Burning barrels delivered, 64. SECRETARY — Must have bet­ 30 Deep hole 644-1776. OUT OUR WAY BY NEG COCHRAN 31 Snu^ bird II 1^ n> 21 Automobiles For Sole 4 ter than average speed in Of Norwich \ 32 Chemical shorthand and typing. Excel­ siiffix MUST sell, 1948 Plymouth J-AWN fertilizing, experienced, 4-22 1-889-3801 Ext. 213 2 lent opportunity to associate 33 Plant p i ^ HERALD coupe. 383 engine, automatic references. 65. per lawn plus 1 Conn. Ave., Norwich tH a T FIGURES, GOLOIE-YOUR ------with a well established com- BOY, 1 DR EAM EP 1 HARPLV 35 County in a r A L O T L A S T EVER m e w i a l e q u i p m e m t is s o vvorw transmission, posi-rear. May eost of fertilizer. Call 646-8497 Indiana ■ I-...... pany offering goood pay and An equal opportunity employer. WIGHT.'m y b r a in PREAVl, O UT FRCM EMILY USAGE IT AU TO ­ BOX LETTERS be seen, Alcar Auto Parts, cor- “ lytime. M U STA B EEN ' M V S ELE.. MATICALLY TURKIS OFF AT NIGHT 38 Shop Heating and Plumbing 17 Business Opportunity 28 Help Wonted-Femole 35 ouutanding benefits, caii Mr. PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER --AW’S IW ^ HIS IS ATASTAWP 39 Pro^rty item ------CenUnl, 669-1330. ______WORK.IKJ' L 11 For Y4ivr “ n ANY type yard work, lawns GRANT'S Plumbing Service - c o n s t a n t l y .' G T L L A L L PAY IT G OES 41 Drf^edge ca 643-1971, 6-9 mowed, hedges trimmed, gen­ STENO - TYPIST — Varied BERSE RR WHEW HE AIN'T . 42 Mere trifle M U r Free estimates, plus quality SWITCHBOARD operator — re­ <3rEE, 1 Infonnatioo p.m. No reasonable offer re­ eral gardening. Call 649-9308 duties in small office. Pleas­ a b l e t o k e e p IT I— T T // 46 Vehicle fused. work. 643-6341. ceptionist — Oak Hill School [W O U LD N ’T KNOW , TU R W E P O F F .' y i // 47 Desert s r «T after 6 p.m. ant atmosphere, 37%-hour j e m m y LU... THE HERALD will not New 3 - Bay for the Blind has an opening for dweller SAM WATSON Plumbing and week. Excellent tenefits. Call TT 44 46 dlaclnae the Identity tA 1969 MOB, wire wheels, A WORLD a switchboard operator-recep­ 49 Unit of COMPLETE cleaning services, Heating, Bathroom remodel- QnT»/~»r'/'v r-o f o r appointment, 643-1124, IT reluctance any advertiser using box drive, radial tires, 20,000 tionist. Applicant must have « letters. Reculers answer­ specializing in carpet sham- ingins' and ranolrarepairs. VW-Free esti­ O U IlO C O O e rV lC e John Haincock Mutual Life In­ 2 50 Dumb miles, excellent condi/iort previous switchboard experi­ ing blind box ads who pccing, flcor waxing, janitorial mates. Call 649-3808. THAT LIKES surance Oo., Manchester 51 Plexus (anat) l2 11 family outgrew car. 646-4899. ence, be able to deal with the 52 Cuckoo desire to protect their service. Free estimates. Call Parkade. 649-6081. public and be experienced in blackbird U 11 U Identity can follow OLDSMOBILE 1966, Delta 88, CALL us for all of your heating Station a general office routine. For ap­ 53 Arabian gulf procedure: convertible, excellent shape, and or plumbing needs.’ Free TO TALK PERSON to staff builder’s mod­ 54 Body of water (Ready about May 1st. I plication forms, call 242-2274, low mileage, new tires, 61,500. estimates gladly given. Leak­ el home Sundays. Call Mr. (Ncwipoper EnHrprif Aun.) Ehiclose your r ^ y to between 9 a.m. andd 3 p.m. 649-1358. ing faucets fixed, no job too . . . needs you. As a Murdock, 643-2692. the box in an envefo^ — Household 5ervices 13-A Southern New Elngland address to the Classified small. M & M Plumbing & BABYSITTER wanted for fou r ______Manager, Manchester 1964 SAAB — excellent running UGH T trucking, cellar and Heating, 649-2871. ROUTE 195, TOLLAND Telephone Operator you have a chance to meet Sltuortons Wanted - Evening Herald, together condition. Asking 63(X). Call attics cleaned, odd jobs, lawns, BE YOUR OWN BOSS 8:30 to 6:30. Call after 6 p.m., _ , with a memo listi^ the 649-7286. trees cut and removed. Call those talkative people, 6464KHS4. ■ Femole 38 CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER companies you do NOT’ ------643-6000. Millinery, • Excellent potential to help and direct them. want to see your letter. 1965 GTO, convertible, 4-speed, -— ------Dressmaking 19 (Near UConn) Extra pay for rotating ------SOUTH Coventry mother wants Your letter will be de­ tri-power, posi-traction. Call WASHING machine repairs, 36 to babysit for working mother. • Paid training hours and overtime. Help Wonted-Mole stroyed If the advertiser 289-8455 after 5 p.m. RCA Whirlpool, Kenmore, CUSTOM tailored ladies' dress- ___ Phone 742-6117. (Our school is in East GUMMER STREET BY PHIL KROHN Is one you’ve mentloaed. ------Maytag. Reasonable rates. 643- es, suits, alterations and DRIVERS for school buses, ------Hartford) SNET Offers: if not It will be handled 1966 CHEVROLET Impala SS 4913, 647-1719. costume jewelry in your stone Manchester schools. 7:30 to WANTEID —bookkeeping, port- In the usual manner. Accounts receivable, convertible, 396, automatic. ------[______preference. 649-1133. • Moderate investment Pull Pay with Training 8:46 a.m., 2:16 to 3:46 p.m. Ex- COMPEMSATIOW t f -n , , t WtA. W.TIII St F Full power equipment. Real REWEAVING of bums, moth- cellent part-time opportunity. payable or full charge. Call WPtv; UIHATiJ sharp. Call 649-6039 or see it holes, zippers repaired. Win, , • Financing available. A Scheduled Raises -k We train you. 643-2414. 876-6977. A Tiue-LerreP '’1/681' at 125 Hollister St., after 4 p.m. dow shades made to measure Moving — Excellent Benefits -k Op­ U)CX?P f o z ...HMMM..... Lost and Found PART-TIME steady work, MOTHER would like to baby­ 1 all size Venetian blinds. Keys Trucking — 5tOroge 20 For details call dally, Mr. portunities for Advance­ made while you wait. Tape * * mornings, over 2 1, wholesale sit in Manchester area. 646- SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Cox, 568-34(X) Evenings and ment 41 Job Security FOUND — H ie best place to TmllerS — recorders for rent. Marlow’s, MANCHESTER Delivery- distributor in Manchester. 4167. choose home decorations and weekends, Frank Spilecki, 6-A 8ST Main St., 649-5221. light trucking and package de­ For complete informa­ Phone 643-2626. ^ gifts is Your Gift Gallery at Mobile Homes ______649-5445. livery. Refrigerators, washers tion visit our employ­ MALE needed for part-time Dogs - Birds - Pets 41 Watkins, 935 Main St. Your 1971 CX3X campers. All models GARDENS, flower beds, lawns and stove moving, specialty. ment office at 52 Bast home town friendly world of on display. Campers Holiday, roto-tllled. Call after 4 p.m., Folding chairs for rent, 649- clerk and dellveiT work, ^ter l a b RADOR^TOLLIE pups, ex- RESTAURANT — Ideally locat­ Center Street, Manches­ school and weekends. Must gifts. Telephone, 643-5171. Inc., Route 66, Portland. 1-342- 643-4063. 0752. cellent pets, 6 weeks. Call 649- ed doing a thriving business. ter open Monday through 121 2. have driver’s license. Must be 8662. LOST — Orange and white male ______TWO handymen want a variety Ideal for energetic couple. Tre­ Friday from 8:30 a.m. to brigjit, energetic. Good pay. cat, 8 months old, semi-long 1971 TERRY traveler trailers, of jobs by day or hour. We mendous income producer. 5 p.m. Or call 643-4101- Apply to Manager, Liggett Pointing - Papering 21 X-368 for an appoint­ hair, four double paws. Viclni- All sizes in stock. Campers clean yards, attics and cellars. T. J. Crockett Realtors, 643- Pharmacy, Manchester Park- KITTENS — All free and all ment. ty Lyndale and Autumn St., Holiday Inc., Route 66, Port- Reasonable. Call 643-5305. CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex- 1577. ade. beautiful. Call 649-8313. A Mfi-3790. land. 1-342-1212. terlor painting, paper hanging, ROTOTILLER for hire, custom Discount on wallpaper. Call NEW and USED car get-ready PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI "LOST Passbook No. 29-003999- 1979 24’ TRAVEL trailer, Nor- tilling, lawns, gardens and Oscar Hebert, 646-3048. Help Wonted-Female 35 man. Must be able to wax and KITTENS Free Oall 643-5986. 0 of the Connecticut Bank & rls, used two weeks. Cost 66,- flower beds. 643-9020. SOUTHERN compound both new and used WHAT WAVE y o u (SdT F o R Trust Company.” o(X) new, will sell for 64,200. B. H. MAGOWAN JR. & Sons, CLERK — Must like to work cars, shampoo, wash engines D R U G S l Interior and exterior painting, with figures. Benefits. Gaer and all that goes with gcUlng SIAMESE kittens, Bluepolnte, NOW, WHO WAS N LOST — Small female siapiese paper hanging. Thirty years Bros., 140 Rye St., South Wind­ NEW cars ready for sale. Apply in *20 each. Also male Sealpolnt, cat, sealpolnt, wearing green HARDTOP Camper — sleeps 6, Building Contracting 14 sor. )p7 / h % NASGINS ME FIRST? experience, four generations. person to Joe McCavanagh, Bluepoint, $36. bell collar. Very friendly. Call Ice box, stove, sink, awning, n . J. LAFLAMME — Carpenter Free estimates, fully insured. DRIVERS for school buses, ENGLAND Lynch Motors, Hartford area’s 649-0329 after l p.m. 643-7684 excellent condition. Call 649- 643-7361. contractor. Additions, remod Manchester schools. 7 :30 to largest Toyota dealer, 346 't h r e e white kittens, 8 weeks P 6892. eling and repairs. Call any- your own price, paint­ 8:46 a.m., 2:16 to 3:46 p.m. Ex­ CJenter St. Manchester. need good homes. Call time for free estimate. 875- TELEPHONE PerM|Mds 1969 FORD TRUCiaC, camper ing, paperhanging, removal. cellent part-time opportunity. 643-1742. 1642. JANITOR — EJxperienced, part- ______special, F250, V-8, % ton; 1969 Prompt service, fully Insured. We train you. 643-2414. RIDE wanted, 999 Asylum Ave., time, evenings. Manchester- SHBLTIES — (Miniature Col- Yellowstone camper, 11’, Satisfaction guaranteed. Call GO. -t Wl 8y NtA. W.. TM. ■#< US >ef Off, Hartford, working hours 8:30- DORMERS, flush, regular, set­ PILGRIM MTT.TJl needs experi­ Rockvllle area. Call 643-6691, Uga), sable and tri, three sleeps , with heater and toi- Jerry Kenney 647-9664. 6 back. The unique vogue, on 3 to p.m., only. weeks old. Buimies — $2 each. 4-iz 5. 649-2010 after 6:30. enced cashiers and sales­ An Equal Opportunity Employer 6 ‘ No, my father is not in!" Ranches, Add-a-level and INSIDE—outside painting. Spe- women. Interviews are now RIDE wanted to Farmington raised ranches, Shells IDEAL full-time summer job Tolland, 1-429-0406.______“ i cial rates for people over 66. being held be^een 5 ^ d 6 WAITRESS Ave., working hours 9-4. 646- noontimes. Call for college student to start im­ Auto Driving School 7-A competitors, then can p.m., Monday through Friday. ^266 after p.m. 646-1978, Tacorral, 246 Broad mediately on part-time basis KITTENS — call 649-3073 after 6 ------ncK J. uarr, Estimates dven. 649-7863. Pilgrim MUIs, Oakland St., me. Estimates g^lven. 649-7863. St., Manchester. aftemooiM. Stock and delivery. 5 LADY needs ride from Route SIOLLED. courte., 77 Hilliard Motorcycles-BIcycles 11 rec rooms, room additions, St., Manchester. DARK RICH stone free loam, tors, 346 Main. mates, evenings, 649-4468 or cations and other company forms call, 242-2274 between 9 I goNes+1 C ‘7 j ’ kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, a.m. and 3 p.m. 5 yards $20, sand, gravel, VOLKSWAGEN 1970 sedan, ex- HONDA 50, excellent running 663-9137. benefits. Apply In person Sing­ I giW6a i w /\ ^ siding, general repairs. Qual­ DAY AND evening help for sea­ stone, manure, pool, and patio ceUent condlUon, $1,760. Call condition. Needs IltUe work, er Co., 866 Main St., Manches- BOOKKEEPER Some ex­ sonal restaurant. Please call sand. 643-9604. Beat reasonable offer. 649-8922. ity workmanship. Financing ------ter. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE after 6 p.m., 643-8001. available. Economy Builders, pi^of Finishing perience with accounts receiv­ 649-8313. 24 able desirable. Excellent bene­ SCREENED loam, sand, gravel, AMD VIC BUYS S0METHIH6 IN A 1966 CHEVROLET Belalr, HONDA, 1970, 3,500 miles. Inc., 643-6159,IKO 872-0647 eve- ’ CLERK-Typist wanted, must be OH, JUST SOME 1 il-2 t . 8 fits, starting pay. Contact Mr. FULL-TIME punch press oper­ processed gravel, sUme, fill. “ l e a th e r po uch in tth t h r e e excellent condition. Call before nings. FLOOR SANDING, and refin­ good typist, familiar with sim­ HOKUS-POKUS STUFF cylinder, 327 h.p., good condi- Centini, Coca Cola Bottling ators, 40-hour week, Apply in Also tiulldaaer and backboa 6REEN FEATHERS ATTACHED. 5:30, 649-2252. ishing (specializing in older ple business machines and I HESATSISfiOODFQR Uon, $450. 649-6606 after 5 p.m NEWTON H. SMITH & SONS— Co., 451 Main St., Bast Hart­ person, Gayle Mfg. Co., 1068C service and drain fields. floors). Inside painting, paper­ able to work with volunteers. MYAKIURtTIS ITS OF CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE 1968 SEARS SR250, absolute Remodeling, repairing, addi­ ford or call 569-1330. Tolland St., East Hartford. Geoege H. Gritfing, Andover 1970 VOLKSWACJBN Beetle, ing, ceilings, etc. No job too 32-hour week, Tuesday thru JABBER, MO HELP, BUT IT BWS new condition, 3,200 original tions, rec rooms, porches and 742-7886. AM-FM radio, sports interior, small. John Verfallle, 649-5750. Friday. Cultural surroundings, WE ARE looking for a secre- HELP wanted part-time days. JABBER, TDKEEPOHTlieSOOP miles, many extras and spare roofing. No job too small. Call JABBER. StPEOFTHESe $1,600. .647-9844 after 5. stimulating contacts. Call Lutz tary-recepUonlst to fill a posl- Inquire Bonanza, 287 W. Mid- ALUMINUM sheets used as parts included, $325. 643-1707. 649-3144. FELLOWS, Junior Museum, 643-0949, for tlon in the office of a doctor in <**c Tpke. printing plates, .009 thick, 23x C H E V R O I^ — 1967 Station Bonds - SAVE MONEY ! Fast service. appointment. Manchester. Ap$)Ucant must 36” , 25 cents each or 6 for $1. wagon, v^8, automatic trans­ 5tocks - Mortgages 27 WANTED — Ambitions msm or be neat In appearance, able to 643-2711. mission, power steering. Ex­ Business 5ervlces 13 Dormers, room additions, g a ------or.T5rT.r,-..c. woman to sell real estate full rages, porches, roofing and MORTGAGES, loans, first, sec- SPRING S the time to get a new meet the public and have good cellent ccHidition. Call 649-6889 gTEpg, sidewalks, stone walls lease on life. Get out of the time. For appointment call CLEIAN RUGS, like new, so siding. Compare prices. Add- ond, third. All kinds. Realty typing abiUty. Hours are 9 un­ after 3 p.m. fireplaces, flagstone terraces. house, meet people, earn mon­ Mr. Phllbrick, 646-4200. easy to do with Blue Lustre. A-Levcl Dormer Corp. 289- statewide. Oodlt rating unnec­ til 6, Monday, Tuesday, Thurs­ All concrete repairs, both in­ ey, win prizes, have fun. as an Rent electric shampooer $1. 1966 LINOOLN ConverUble, 32,- 0449. essary. Reasonable, t^nflden- day and Friday. 9 untU 12, ______Olcott Variety Store. 2 Avon Representative. Turn ex­ 000 miles. Asking $1,000. Call side and outside railings, land­ tial, quick arrangements. Al­ Wednesday and alternating AMBITIOUS couple wito need HALLMARK Building Co. tra hours into ‘ extra cash. 649-3138. scaping. Reasonably priced. vin Lundy Agency, 527-7971, Saturdays, 9 until 12. Please more Income. Work together, FOR SALE — fieldstone from home improvement, additions, Want to know more? CaU 289- CaU 643-0el51. 983 Main St., Hartford. Eve­ reply Box “DD” , Manchester part-time. Phone 649-4918 be- stone walls, $5, per load or 1908 OPEL Rallye Model 92, ------rec rooms, garages, roofing, nings. 233-6879. 4922. wlU deUver. 742-9721. very clean, low mileage. Best SHARPENING SeiMce Saws, gutters. Free estimates. All Herald. tween 7-9 p.m. 619-48W. ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN offer 643-4638. knives, axes, shears, skates, work guaranteed. 646-2527. MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd., LPN’s and trained aides WOODEN desks for sale, some rotary blades. Quick service. mortgages —interim financing for private duty. Medical Help Wonted - Mole 36 In excellent condition. Also Un­ ,WHOS \ ITS TH'ROYAL THOUGHT, HE DOES, EH? I IVE A FEEUNG CADILLAC 1968 Coupe deVille, Capitol Equipment Co... 38 MASONRY work all types. Fire Placement Seiwlce, 232,5226. CROWN ARE YOJ I lEMIAN HEADPIECE, W BX,H EAN'/ ANY RAPPING — expedient and confidential derwood standard typewriter. < full power with air, stereo ra­ Main St., i Manchester. Hours places, steps, sidewalks, walls, WEARIN', G U Z ? y WIZER! NOW,WHAT'S . r u . H A m THOSE TWO DO STEVE CANTON service. J. D. Real Estate PART-'HME help wanted 11-3 Can be seen at Crockett Agen­ aOINBONHERE? KING/GETTOGETHER IWiaBEONEACH BY MILTON CANIFF dio, padded roof, excellent con­ dally 7 :30-5, Thursday, 7 :30-9. etc. Fieldstone a specialty. All Assoc. 643-5129. cy, 244 Main St., BCanchester. AN' RAP SOME j OIHBtS SKULLS.' dition. Will consider any rea­ Saturday, 7:30-4. 643-7968. shift, 5 days. Apply Mister Do­ ABOUT THIS! work guaranteed. Free esti­ WELDING 2 nut, 256 W. Middle Tpke. [ COULDN'TYtHEIR NA/WES) THINKINfiN /WAYBE BETTER DO IT BEFORE sonable offer. Call 649-0767, af­ mates. Call after 5, 643-1870 ALUMINUM screen - storm ter . BULLEiOZER backhoe work, doors, buUt-in bath tubs, lava- TELL J ARE CANYON OFTKYINe THEY OETTHE WORD ON , 6 or 644-2975. Business Opportunity 28 SECRETARY Wanted—Must be -RAVIAK A TOUCH? land clearing, state lic e n s e d ______torys, toilets, kitchen cabinet THIS GROUP OF TOURISTS,' good typist. Excellent start­ HOTEL 1971 FDRD Pinto, loaded with for installation of septic tanks WES ROBBINS Carpentry re- : FABRICATOR sinks, metal wall cabinets, hot -EEMEMBER,TH£ LASTTIME ing salary. Steady employment THE MAN TURNED OimO BE Uon8, take over payments. and sewers. Paul Schendel, modeling specialist. Additions, water furnace. 643-2466, 643- in office of Board of Educa- . AN AMERICAN LEGION POST Evenings, 876-1422. 649-0466. rec rooms dormers, porches, We are looking for a top notch man with “JOB SHOP” ex­ 1442. AMERICAN tion, Rockville. Call 876-5061, COMMANDER/ OSCAR LOST ------'------cabinets, formica, built-ins, perience in the following areas: TWO TEETH/ 1962 PONTIAC, excellent run- SPRING clean-up, landscaping bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. SERVICE STATION ask for Dr. Linstone for an ap­ TAG SALE — Wards Garden nlng condition, recently re­ and gardening, all types. Also pointment. • STRUCTURAL BUILD-UP Trac, Lawnmower, furniture, built transmission, new ex­ light trucking. Free estimates. paperbacks, material, cloth­ LyiT’Ha-f .y FOR RENT RELIABLE and experienced haust system, new tires, low Call 649-7469. • ARC WELDING, SHEET, PLATE & ing, miscellaneous. Saturday, babysitter wanted, days for mileage, $300. Call 742-9384. Roofing - 5ldlng 16 Rockville April 24th, 10-4 p.m., 29 Oxj- CLEANING Interior both two-year old girl while mother S’TRUCTURAL m lidge Street, Manchester. ''w n 1968 AMBABSADOR, f-door, residential and oommerclai. F & S Roofing Roofing and works. 643-5071 after 6 p.m. repairs done realistically. Free Sell lead free “AMOCO” • BURNING, PLATE & STRUCTURAL LANCELOT BY COKER and PENN power steering, power brakes. Satisfactory work guaranteed. GERTs a gay gtri, ready for a estimates. Manchester. 649- PART-TIME office clerk, typ­ CaU after 4 p.m., 846-2220. For frien^y free , estimates, Put yourself a step ahead of whirl after cleaning carpets CYRANO I© 1516, Coventry 742-8388. ing, filing and telephone work. • BLUEPRINT READING call Suburban Floor Malnten- competition. CaU 563-0131 with Blue Lustre. Rent electric GHAeiNCS' Hours Tuesday through Fri­ CARS wcSpeK 1967 CAMARO Rallye. Sport, vi­ tuice, 649-9229. BIDWELL Home Improvement days. Evenings 1-265-2708, shampooer $1. E.A. Johnson nyl top, 4-speed, posi-tractlon. day. 3 to 9 p.m., Saturday, 9 to We offer: A & A IN / WHY? Co. Expert installation of alu­ Mike Barnett. Co., 723 Main St., Manchester. New rubber. Stereo tape deck. DRIVEWAY sealing, tree re- 5 p.m. Bezzini Bros., 419 East minum siding, gutters and • GOOD WAGES AND FRINGE BENEFI'TS 649-4601. Best offer. Call 643-9636, after moval, also light trucking and Middle Tpke., Manchester. LITTLE SPORTS odd jobs, yard work. Reason­ trim. Roofing installation and BY ROUSON 4 p.m. MANCHESTER beauty salon in MANSFIELD SCHOOL desires • PROFIT SHARING GARAGE TAG SALE — Lawn able rates,^free estimates. Call repairs, 649-6495, 875-9109. busy shopping center. Owner secretary. Typing required, mowers, difdies, glassware, 6 o t - P 1967 VOLKSWAGEN, beautiful Mike, 289-5829 or 643-8676 after must sell because of other shorthand preferred. Full- • PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS miscellaneous house hold S v io o , condition. Take over pay­ 5 p.m. Roofing and business interest. Modcraft 9- time, many benefits. Reply item6, women’s clothing, sizes ments. Call after 6 p.m., 649- If you qualify, call Jim Melo at: 10-12. Children’s clothing and AMESITE work. Repairs on staUon salon, Spanish decor. Box ” G” . Manchester Herald. 4831. Chimneys 16-A toys. Two girl’s bicycles, mis­ driveways, walks, holes, etc. Grossed over $50,000, 1970. P o ------cellaneous toys, furniture, 1968 MERCURY Montego MX. No job too small. Call 613-9112. ROOFING — Specializing re­ tential $100,000 business for the BOOKKEEPER — with general c-p-ix -r-i-i •f-trr A T—v "V 2-door hardtop, Automatic pairing roofs of all kinds, new right person. 1'4 years left on office experience, interesting I 1—1 M \ Y / l-c 1 ) |\^ H i •» f I J auto' supplies, cooling fans, transmission, power’ steering, BAGLEY & SON Lawn Service, roofs, gutter work, chimneys current lease with 5-year op- work, part or full-time. Full J- W x XVAX. ^* TV’s, [TV test equipment, r . c U7I br HU. Im,, radio, vinyl interior, excellent Limii^r and fertilizing, tree re­ cleaned and repaired. 30 years tion at no increase. $9,000. company benefits. Keith Fur- ___ ■•r i. i. „ radios, etc. Hiursday, Friday condition. 649-0091 after 6, Sat- moval, free estimates. CaU experience. Free estimates. firm. CaU DeSeno Enterprises, nlture., 1115 Main St., Man- 259 Adsms St., ManCil6St6r 047-1457 o- and Saturday, 9 a.m. untU urday after 12 . 649-1181, 1-423-4003. ChU Howley, 643-5361. 668-3733. . Chester. dark. 12 BuUer Rd.. 643-2887. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1971 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Articles For Sole 45 Antiques 56 Apartments - Flats - Houses For Sale For Sale 75 Out of Town State Workers KEEP carpet cleaning prob- STENCILEID pine 8-plece bed- Tenements 63 BERRY'S WORLD MANCHESTER z z For Sale 75 Bond 111 Transit Committee lems small, use Blue Lustre room set including lift top com­ LOW BUDGET ANSALDI BUILT NORTH CX)VENTRY Fill House To Offered by the CLASSIFIED VERNON ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) wall-to-wall. .Rent electric mode. .Black walnut dropleaf CAPE COD NEW LISTING MAY 1st Six-room Colonial, plastered Civil rights acti'vist and shampooer $1. Plnewood Fur­ table circa 1865. Pine candle Choice 6-room home for the 6-room, full-shed dormer, 3 CONTEMPORARY Hold Hour Limit walls, fireplace, tile baths, Eight-room Raised Ranch' niture Shop. stand. Good selection of old OCCUPANCY young family that is seeking large bedrooms, 1% baths, Georgia legislator Julian Gears for Deadline PHILBRICK a modest mortgage pay­ built-ins, large breezeway, walkout basement, garage, near Vernon center for only HARTFORD (AP) — State Bond was In satisfactory j. lamps, clocks, china, glass, 2-car garage, city utilities, ADVERTISING $33,900. Come see this neat ESTEY ORGAN, electronic, 4%-Room Town House apart-, ment. Deep treed backyard fireplace, carpeting, 2 acres employes crammed the Hall of condition at an Albany hos­ HARTFORD (AP) — Bills the first hearing without any tin, etc. Cha-Ro-Lane, Rt. 7-4, large lot, quick occupancy. as a pin home with 2% walnut finish, w i^ bench, |186. ment, 2 baths, air-conditioning, with plenty of privacy. Sel­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS of land, lots of trees on a the House to overflowing pital today after he was (/racking down on dmnken driv- land being taken. Wapplng ^ood Rd., 872-3276. baths and that ektra sew­ Also antique round table,, lion stove, refrigerator, disposal, AGENCY dom can we offer a 3-bed­ PRICED to sell. 8 A J L to 4:30 PJS. dead end road. assum­ Wednesday night to a show of mshed to the eipergency Ing and wild chases by police —^FYevent towns and cities ing room or guest room. rocm Wednesday night with cmlsers were among a batch of from blocking highways by set- paws, $16. Call 646-3288. patio with sliding glass doors. room home in such fine con­ Seven-room Raised Ranch able VA Mortgage. $185.74 opposition to bills that would SOUTH WINDSOR, Birch Hill, Extra large lot here with abdominal pains. measures approved by the legls- ting aside proposed routes as Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. dition at $22,900. Please call 2 fireplaces, tile baths, p m . $28,900. J. Florence, put them back on a 4m custom Ranch, 3 hours, TH f f * "I>*1 presumptive test for drunk- Thomas J. Meskill. 420 Lake St., Bolton^ 649-3247. Apartments, one-bedroom de­ home or offices, large lot with MANCHESTER fisherman's dream boat, $176. Penta Agency, Realtor, 646- with built-in oven-range dlA - Realtor, 643-1577. baths, garages, sweeping “The bill Is dead,” declared enness from .15 per cent of al- The governor named Dr. Elsie luxe apartment. Appliances, possibility of acquiring more be seen. Heritage House 646- irallic on rike complete! 649-7376 after 3 p.m. vyr^NTED 2440. washer. Fireplace. Upper 20s. AND VICINITY 2482.. views, 2.7 acres. Hutchins Sen. Harry Burke, D-East Hart antique furniture, neat, two air-conditioners. land. HARTFDRD (AP) — The cohol In the blcxxl to .10 per Fetterman of Mansfield, Mrs. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, _____ 0______BROAD BROOK — Twenty Agency, 649-5324. ford, cochairman of the person­ SPECIAL on 21’ Welcraft fish- glass, pewter, oil paintings or wall-to-wall cartietlng. Charles $17,900 2-BEDROOM RANCH, minutes from Hartford, four state Transportation Depart- cent. Lillian Ludlam of New Hart- DUPLEX—7-7, Handy location. 649-2813. IMMACULATE 3-bedroom MANCHFISTER — New large nel committee. erman with center console. 16’ other antique items. Any quan­ laige lot, large shade tree, as­ rooms, aluminum siding, 2-car fnent promises __ an “______Intricate''_ The bill aimed at accidents ex;- ford, Mrs. IFYances C. Grieb of Lqsperance, 649-7620. $28,600. Ranch. Fireplace, first-floor fam­ custom 714 - room Ranch. But Rep. Dominick Badolato, Crestliner, new, with new trail­ tity. The Harrison’s, 643-8709, sume mortgage, $116.47 per MANCHESTER — Keeney St. garage. $13,500. Char Bon VERNON system^^of signs and other mea- c**'"’’*** during “ hot pursuits” by Orange, and Ernest H. Halstedt ily room. Garage, large lot. Three bedrooms, kitchen with D- New Britain, who is cochair­ er and used 40 h.p. Johnson 166 Oakland Street. FOUR^ROOM first-floor apart­ month. Hutchins Agency Real­ Agency, 643-0683. sures to -help motorists through P®**®® requires them to slow of Cromwell, RCXaCLEDGE—Dynamic 9-room area, 4-bedroom Garrison Co­ Only $25,900. dinette, living room, dining New 7-room Raised Ranch, man of the labor committee, 2 ment, newly renovated, adults, a section of the Connecticut e*" at red lights and If approved by the Senate on clectromatlc motor. 14’3” Raised Ranch, 5 bedrooms, tors, 649-5324. lonial, family room, 2 fire­ room, family room. 2-car ga­ warned the crowd that “ nothing I 1471 V f NCA, Ik . SOUTH WINDSOR — 7-room prestige area, low 30’s. Turnpike scheduled for road- *’® necessary July 1, they will succeed Mrs. Crestline, new, with new trail- no pets, security. Inquire 72 baths, large family room, ca­ FTVE-bedroom Older Colcmiai, MANCHESTER — Immaculate places, double garage. Only rage. Two baths, brick front, Split. Recreation room, patio, is dead until June 9, when we work. aafe operation.” Malora Billington of Hartford, er and used 40 h.p. Evinrude Room S WiHlOMt Boord 5^ School St. thedral ceiling living and dining Ranch home, wall-to-wall car­ $37,500. Hayes Agency, 646- completely redecorated. Central­ aluminum siding. Merritt carpeting, and appliances. CARRIAGE REALTY leave here.” Badolato urged the electric start motor. Marine ac- —— rooih, modern ^tchen. A ver­ , _,,, Hie department said Wednes- measure, which also ap- Thomas M. Brooks of Storrs, peting, beamed ceiling, finish- 0131. ly located. Ideal for large fam­ Agency, 646-1180. $24,900. Char Bon Agency, 643- 646-1110 state employes to keep alert ^ bridge P**®® **re trucks and ambu- Miss Madeline Matchko of "Tell me. Bill, how is the State Department Ping-Pong satile home in an excellent lo­ ily. Easily converted to 2-family. t o e THOMPSON House^t- Funilshed ed basement, one-car garage, MANCHESTER — Low, low 0683. unUl adjournment. Saltonstall in Bran- ‘®"®®s on emergency calls, says Bridgeport, and Mrs. Susan fiberglass, boat fittings, etc. centrally located. Apartments training program coming along?" cation. 2-car garage. Asking $26,900. Lots For Sale 63-A $20,500. Wolverton Agency 73 HEBRON — 6-rwm Ran(to, full Seme Democratic legislators, closed Monday to vehicles may break speed Granger of Woodbridge. Capitol Equipment, 38 Main 20’s. Three-bedroom Colonial, ELLINGTON large pleasantly furnished ______, „ ^ ^ ___ JUST OFF PORTER ST.—4- Realtors, 649-2813. basement, lot 150x200. Excel­ notably Hartford Reps. George resurfacing. Hmi^ only as long as they do Dr. Fetterman is a University St., Manchester, 643-7968. rooms, parking. Call 649-2368 COMFORTABLY furnished 8 needs redecorating. Porter CUSTOM oversized-expandable VERNON — Level 150x180’ lot. bedroom Dutch Colonial with an ALL ELECTRIC HOME lent condlUon throughout. Leonard Frazier, “Reversible lanes” and hell- "“t "endanger life or property." of Connecticut faculty member rooms, shower, all utilities, Street area. Highland Park Cape. Large rooms, fireplace. $6,000. Wolverton Agency, Re­ , Come inspect this seven- MISCALLANEOUS boat m - for overnight and permanent Wanted To Rent 68 Houses For Sale 7Z assumable mortgage, formal G ockI residential area. Only used the /4 baths, built-in toe crowd. carpeting, 3 bedrooms, garage. MANCHESTER — Newly list- INVITATION acre, $6,000. Other land Hayea bridge will cease at the end ^ittee ^would • P®*^**®" Com- formerly a member of the sociates, Inc., 643-5129. Ground floor, 900 sq. ft. front room Colonial, Ideal for doc­ ment home. 2-bedroom kitchen, young spotless home? ^'Face up to It,” said Ritter. Lot lOOx^’. $27,900. ed, aluminum sided two-fam- priced, low 30s. Agency, 646-0131. COVENTRY — 7-room custom of June, and If not finished __ UConn faculty and oneUme Garden - Farm - portion carpeted, second floor, tors, lawyers, many other pro­ Ranch. Large garage. Over­ Anxious owner says “let’s “ Dcn’t bcK}. You won’t get a 474 MAIN ST., Three rooms, ___ ily with double garage and a T O BID built Ranch. Two fireplaces, Dairy Products 50 one office 12 x 12, call 649- fessional people and business­ sized lot. CIRCA 1843—Federal Colonial— lovely lot. West side location. JUST Listed—Unusual offering. C»VENTRY — Treed buUding talk” . Call Charles Burke Oo., extra large rooms. Garage. nickel wlUwxit a state income they OonnecUcut heated. $125. Security. One or 2741 or 649-5688. Custom Cape, two baths, delight­ 233-4438, 649-0041, 242-5426. tax.” Consumer Association, has es. Rare offering. Frechette Six large rooms, full walk-up Heritage House, 646-2482. Sealed bids will be received lots. $3,500 each, five acres. Double lot. Excellent area. MAC APPLES $1. per 16 qt. two adults. 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. ful rustic Colonial interior. Tremendous valley view. $10,- moved out of state. Miss Match­ Realtors, 647-9993. attic, handy location. $25,900. at the office of the Director of $33,900. Hayea Agency, 646- stall bridge unique and said a lights, basket. Bottl’s Fruit Farm, MAIN STREET Office space, MITTEN REALTORS BOWERS School area, 6-room Beams ; and stone everywhere. 900. Paved road. Hayes Agen­ ko is an official of the Connec­ 466 MAIN ST. first-floor, 3 General Services, 41 Center 0131. file will be maintained on the 260 Bush Hill Rd., Manchester. 100 per cent location near 647-1573 t h e u l t i m a t e in a Ram ­ Cape, plus recreation room, Priced the 3<)s. cy. 646-0631. ticut State Labor CJouncil, AFL- rooms, heated. $120. Security. 643-6930 Street, Manchester, Conn, until VERNON banks, air-crauUtioned, auto­ Investment Property bling Ranch home, abounding garage, kitchen with built-ins. Lottery Counts project for reference on other jJ^niets y® ® ® to wear CIO, and of the Connecticut One or two adults. No stove or May 7, 1971 at 11:00 a.m. for Farms For Sale 76 major superiilghway projects. matic fire sprinkler. Apply with charm and perfection, neS' $24,900. 643-2993. NEJW 6-6-Duplex. 1% baths, 2- BOLTON —One mile from Man­ New 4-bedroom Garrison CJo- Consumer Ass(x;iation. Mrs. refrigerator. 646-2426. For Sale 70-A Hold Two Men The reversible lanee wiU re- y “ f®* ***5 "^ m y n proj^rty _ Household Goods 51 Marlow's, 867 Mato St. MANCHEaTER Colonial new on high on a hlU with three PATCHING OF TOWN HIGH­ car garage. Aluminum siding. chester. Wooded com er lot. lonial, situated on a large COVEJNTRY — Older colonial Granger is an employee of 'remodeler MANCHESTER — Six - family market, modem. Immaculate, acres. 2,800 square feet of living WAYS. Top quality throughout. Lower Acre plus. Prestige area. M.H. lot in a prestigious area. quire at least four sign changes or accidents which WNHC-TV, NOR'X'miVOOD Apartments — BUILDEIR In need of repair, large horse NEW HAVEN (AiP) — Two REFRIGERATOR — {q>B-rt- ’ unit centrally located. Excel- 3 bedlams, breezeway, ga- erea, 3Mi baths, swimming pool. GLOBE HOLLOW CONCES­ 40s. Palmer, Realtor, 643-6321, 649- Offered at $36,9(X). a day and “will b e^ eT toe One and two-bedroom apart­ tom kitchen or pool company TOWN OF EAST HARTFORD bam, with box stalls and a ca- New Haveq men were arrested $400, instead of $200. ment size, like new, $75. 30” lent income producer. Price SION STAND. 0538. uacitv to board 20 horscB nliis *” ■" “ "■'-’ f most Intricate systems ever ments, central air-condition­ can step to and benefit from rage, 1% baths, 90x120 lot. Bel garages. EAST HARTFORD, ^ —Give the motor vehicles com- gas stove, $35. Aluminum com­ ing, carpeting, balcony, car­ has been reduced for quick CONNECTICUT Bid forms, plans and specifi­ 8 acres of land. Carriage Rm I- Wednesday on illeg^ gaml^ling used by the department In She Remembered modem showroom locaticoi. Air Real Estate, 643-9332 LAND—42 acres, 1,200’ road FRECHETTE REALTORS t w o a zoned lots. Centrally lo­ CARRIAGE REALTY charges in what police said,;was mlssloner power to set maxi­ bination screen doors, $10. ports, plus other luxury fea­ sole. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, cations are available at the ty, 646-1110. maintenance project,” Suitable retail sales, appli­ cated. City water and sewer. 646-1110 a $250,000-a-year gambling bper- mum noise levels for trucks, PANORAMA CITY, Calif. each. 643-2465 evenings or 643- tures. From $225. J. D. Real 643-1577. MANCHESTER — To setUe es- frontage. $35,000. General Services Office, 41 Cen­ said. ances,. carpeting, paneling. 647-9993 Comer lot $8,500. Keith Real aticn. cars, buses and other vehicles. (AP) — When a bandit handed 1442. Estate Associates, 643-5129. tate, 7-room older Colonial. Ex- ______. , INVITATION ter Street, Manchester, Con­ A Wanted - Real Estate 77 Allow the issuance of letter etc. Call 521-7373 anytime, 5-10 24 UNITS of garden apart- cellent condition,' 1^ baths, IVo NH3£D LISTINGS necticut. Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. Police said the yselzed $5,000 bank teller Sharon Weler a note. license plates bearing up to six the wording rang a bell. PHILCO refrigerator with freez­ MANCHESTER — Budgeting? pm., 1-223-4460 ments, substantial cash re­ large lot. Garage. $28,500. NOW! “Thinking of Scll- T O BID Town of Manchester, VERNON-Mancheeter line — 8- SELLING yartmento. Refrigerator, 461 Mato St. next to lent tax shelter. Carriage FEET OF ASSORTED COR­ Robert B. Weiss, ice, call Louis Dlm(x:k Real­ who held up my mother yester- MANCHESTER — GambolatU TODAY! ble garage. Partial business Real Estate, 633-0438. Aluminum siding, 2Vt baths, operations at the home of Rob­ ceta Fllipelli, 81, was struck —Require close nsuItation day over on Wcxxlmaii?’ ’ Mrs. ^ e , heat, hot water mMter ^ Excellent business Realty, 646-1110. RUGATED METAL PIPE. General Manager ty, Realtors, 649-9823. CLEAN, USED refrigerators, three-bedroom Raised Ranch zone. Excellent potential. Of­ family room, double garage. ert MuIIings. and killed by a Penn Central with ltx:al officials when a llm- Weler, 22, asked the man. TV antenna, laundry facilities, Sealed bids will be received SUBURBAN- WOODED bulld- ranges, automatic w^hers location with building. Call 646- ROCKVILLE — Four family. on lovely Somerset Drive. fices, etc. $22,900. Hayes Many extras. Immaculate con­ ALL CJASH for y131. dition Hayes Agency, 646-OlSl. within 24 hours. Avoid red six counts of policy playing, and walked across the tracks here. —Require the Transportation five $100 bills the teller had on H.S.P. Realty Management, Agent, 740 Main Street, East Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 tion, new boiler. Over $6,000 Helen D. Cole, Realtor, 643- tape, instant service. Hayes Henry Jones, 65, was charged Police said the engineer tried Department to hold new hear- the counter of toe Trans-World 233-2191 or 647-1871. IDEAL professional office PHILBRICK Hartford, Conn., until THURS­ MANCHESTER — Big and 4535. Main St. Call 643-2171. rent. Reasonable. Carriage IN V IT A 'n O N SOUTH WINDSOR — 6-room Agency, 646-Oldl. wlth one count of policy playing, to warn the elderly woman with Ings on highway plans if three Bank and fled Wednesday leav- space for rent. FYee parking, DAY, MAY 6, 1971 at 9:30 a.m. beautiful and new. 8-room Co­ P LARGE 2-bedroom apartment Realty, 646-1110. Ranch, 3 bedrooms, cathedral 113 East Center St. 646-6019. lonial in desirable residential They were released on $600 hls hom but that she appeared years elapse from toe time of ing the note, 3E3WING machine — Singer zlg to renovated mansion, heat, ______MANCHESTEJR —Picture book and will be publicly opened and T O BID ceilings, large kitehen with bonds. to. pay no attention. nelghborhcxxi. Flrst-flcxir fam­ zag. Button holes, monograms, hot water, appliances, and WAREHOUSE apace, first and WILLEMANTTC Six-family, Cape, 7 rooms, 2 baths, car­ AGENCY read at that time and place for ggaied bids will be received Resort Property built-ins, bath and a half, 2 ily room with fireplace, 2% hems, etc. Originally $349, now fireplace included. $230 per $6,000 rental income. $28,900. peting, garage, fireplace, the above mentioned commodi- Director of fireplaces, finished family State Police second floor, total 3600 sq. ft. baths, 4 bedrooms, 2-car ga­ For Sale 74 only $54. Easy terms. Call month. Paul W. Dougan, Real­ $10,000 cash, nets 25 per cent shade trees, anchor fence, ties and services. General Services, 41 Center room, 2-car garage, circular close to Main St., plenty of REALTORS rage and aluminum siding. Transfers Listed 522-0931, Dealer. tor, 649-4535. return. Carriage Realty, 646- Hutchins Agency, Realtors, Information for bidders, spec- Manchester, Conn, until CGVENTRY — Summer cot­ driveway. Owner 644-1461. parking. Less than $1 per foot. Priced in the low 40’s. Call 1110. 640-5324. Ideations, proposal and contract 3 ^i-oo a.m. for tage, 4 rcx>ms, aluminum HARTFORD (AP) — State Has retail potential Keith ______now! Belflore Agency, 647- DELUXE 2-bedroom apart­ forms are available at the of- p i p e & FITTINGS FOR storms, carpeting, treed lot, Police Commissioner Cleveland 40” FRIGID AIRE stove, clean, Real Estate, 049-1922. 646-4126. MANSFIEU3 — Two Ranch du- SECLUDED acre lot; trees. 14J3. _ ment, wall-to-wall carpeting, 646-4200 flee of the Purchasing Agent, gj,pg WATER TANK. log cabin design, fireplace, B. Fuessenich made public on best offer. Call 647-1594. plexes, picturesque area. lush 8-room Colonial, carpet­ Leqal Notices complete appliances, 2 air- FACILITIES suitable building 740 Main Street, East Hartford. pj^^g ^nd speci- $9,000. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Tuesday a list of 14 changes in Four beautiful rentals. Com­ ing, first-floor family room, MAPLE KITCIHBN set, $35; conditioners, full basement, supply, fabrication, equip­ The right is reserved to re- figations are available at the command at state police tiwps pletely renovated. Leased to Probete Court buffet, $35; desk and chair, washer-dryer hook-up, vanity ment sales, tmcker, fuel sup­ double garage, $39,900. CAPE — New on market, cen- « a ^ o u n c ^ re- lon, good condition. Reason­ rooms each apartment. Two- bam and garages, 5 acres of against the above estate be pre- tirement of several top officers ins, treed lot, good cemdition. John W. Torpey, room Town House. 1% baths; able. Phone 649-5114. apartment, children welcome, s p r u CE St. 214-218 Store for apartments. Income $606 car garage. Wolverton Agen­ General Manager land, ideal for horse lover. seated to the fiduciary on or before the day Fuessenich tcx>k over carpeting, appliances, heat, rent, heated, $95. monthly, monthly. Tenants pay utilities. Owner, 643-0538. Purchasing Agent Central air conditioning; pa­ July 19. 1971. cy, Realtors, 649-2813. tio; 2-car garage; laundry Carriage Realty, 646-1110. Attest: NORMAN J. PREUSS, the job April 1 . SINGER touch and sew 'with hot water, parking, immedi- 247-4046 633-7402. Never a vacancy. Helen Judge But Fuessenich declared [Tues­ ate occupancy. $186 monthly. ______1______!______room; All electric Heat and cabinet. Monograms, hems, Palmer, Realtor, 043-6321. NEW US-nNO — Seven-room RANCH — ^replace. Deluxe G.E. appliances. EAST HARTFORD — Large 7- day that the latest move embroiders, etc. Used, excel­ 646-0682, 649-2871. NICE TWO-ROOM front office. Ranch. Family room, two fire- Panel***, beamed celling, coun­ Adults-immediate k by . _placing them in new en- days 9 to 5 p.m. Elva lyier. Realtor. 649-4469. gj^tely 11-poom Colonial, in late of Bolton. In said District. vironmentA GARAGE SALE — Friday and school area. For further de- ceased. .. ^ Mom could wash dishes as Saturday. Television, clothing, FXJUR-ROOM DUPLEX, pri-- OFTTCES—3, 4 or 5 rooms, er- tails call Towne Real Estate, one of Manchester premier lo­ The Executrix, having- exhibited kst includes these TWO-FAMILY, 4-4, Owner built size 16. 24 Lexington Drive, vate basement, large yard, cellent for dentist, doctor or 649-4066. cations. Must be seen to be her account with said Estate to this changes: 1965. Aluminum siding and Court for allowance, and filed an * $ nr *w Manchester. Completely renovated. One- ^ggj ggtate. CaU 643-9691 for ------^------appreciated. T.J. Crockett. application for the ascertainment of Walter W. Foley of the storms, two furnaces, large FOR SALE PRESIDENTIAL ------child accepted. $170. Call 643- annolntment Realtor, 643-1577. di^Hbutees and on order of dlstribu- Westport troop, who has clean as a Whirlpool dishwasher JACOBSEN reel type power a0i2. appomtment.______OOVBNTBY-80 acres, $44,900. rooms and large closets. Many ______VILLAGE APTS. **°ORD^lED; That the 29th day of there for many years, mower in good working condl------u ______»»rtir Carriage Realty, 646-1110. extras. Drive by 126-128 School SEVEN-ROOM Ranch, 3 bed- Must Be Moved MANCHESTER April A.D. 1971 at one o’clock in the will take over the Ridgefield tion. Call 643-6791 between 6-8 VILLAGER Apartments—Five- nOUSCS rO f KOlir 65 street, then caU 649-6039 for rcx>ms, Uving room, dining afternoon, at the Probate Office In troon f!nnt Tnmon T Mc- ►1 and 2-bedroom apart­ Bolton be and the same. Is assigned ^ p.m. room Townhouse. 1% tUed additional intormaticn. room, kitchen, family room, MANCHESTER — Bus line — HoilSCS Far Salo 72 Custom finished ments. On bus line. Appli­ for a hearing on the ^lowance of txrath will be shifted from com- baths, wall-to-wall carpeting, attached garage, wall-to-wall niand of the state police train- STOVE, refrigerator, power 6H-room older home. Com------MANCHESTER Industrial zone ances, carpeting, heat and tion and this Court directs the Exec- . , ^ ^ , ..n two air-conditioners, private carpeting in living rcx>m and 2-Room COTTAGE utrix to rtve notice thereof, by pub- academy to command of the mower and TV for sale. Make basement. "Washer and dryer pletely re^corated. $200. ,24,600 - IMMACULATE S-famlly house, excellent busi­ 'hot water. For appoint-'^ monthly. References, lease, ness oppertunity. High traffic dining rcx>m. High 20's. 644- on Bolton Lake llshing mis order in some new^ department’s research and plan- offer. Call 647-1768 after 4:30. hookup. O.E. appliances and rernm Ranch, carpets, vanity DOGWOOD ment or further informa- paper having a circulation In said u j _* j two children accepted. Hayes count, good condition. CaU ______1996 after 6. Principles only. DiMrict. town where deceased last division headquarters, and gas heat. Charles Lesperance, bath, 19x24 recreation room. ^tion, call anytime, WE BUY, recondition and sell Agency, 646-0131. dwelt — and by mailing In — letters Sgt. Edward J. Courtney now at Assumable mortgage, trees, W1,000. Hayes Agency, 7-room Ranch with lots Write Box HH I>ostagQ prepaid, addressed to each *1,^ used furniture, appUances and 649-7620. of the persons interested and re- headquarters detective dlvi- bus, city utilities. Hutehlns 6 46 5 1 3 1 . of carpeting. Two baths, two- 646-2623 other household items. Call DELUXE one-begroom apart- Manchester Herald siding outside c said District, a copy Sion, will take over McGrath’s rooms cm bus line. $250 memto- Agency, 649-5324. $one h^at. Electric kitchen. of this> order,« all at least seven days Mr. Anderson, 643-8341. TWO FAMILY 4-4 with fire-, V s s / ’ S i - / before sold day of hearing, and old command. Lt. Richard A. ir Mom washed every dish, cup, saucer, pot and pan not just once, but ment, waU-to-waU carpeting iy. Security deposit required. Beaiutiful famUy room, 30s. 2 throughout, complete appU- piaces both apartments. return make to this Court. Day, now at toe public safety twice — then rinsed them four times to make sure they're clean. ^ SINGER sewing machine, elec­ MANCHFOTER — Desirable Wolverton Agency, Realtors, By the CJourt. ances, vanity bath. Centrally ______ceUent condition. Only $25,1^. Attest NORMAN J. PREUSS. division, goes to the command tric. Excellent cemdition. $60. ______east side Icxmtion, 7-room old- 649-2813. located. $175 monthly. R. D. SIX-ROOM Wolvertmi Agency, Realtors, Judge of toe Canaan r o o p and Lt. ★ Mom constantly cleaned the water by filtering out food particles and Call 649-8782, 646-2482 after 5 single family er Colonial. Four' bedrooms, LEGAL NOTICE Murdock, 643-2692. house. Near hospital. Stove nice yard. Good condition. Only 649-2813. NICE 2-famUy home to good John E. Taylor, commander of p.m. flushed them down the drain after each cycle. and refrigerator furnished." $23,600. Hayes Agency, 646- condition, wall-to-'waU carpet­ the Groton 1 1; o o p. goes to ATTRACnVE 4-room, first FTVE-ROOM house with new Pursuant to the provisions of Section 13a-68 of the General Briton^w^S2i®^d\‘?-°th^riUtriri Sf toe public safety division as sec­ CHILD’S wardrobe. Colonial $200 monthly. Call 646-0871 af- 0131. ing throughout, 3-car garage, Statutes of (JonnecUcut and Section 128, ■ntle 23, U.S. Code of iSdoVir S Z t S igth dly A^ floor apartment, stove and re­ bathroom, paneled haU and ond In command. Mom used water that's between 140 and 160 degrees, because the hot­ cradle, combination carriage, ter 6:30 p.m. walk to school, bus and shop­ 1968, as prescribed in Policy and Procedure Memorandum 20-8, A.D. I97i. frigerator, adults, references,, ______REX3BNT two-famUy, 4-4, heav- kitchen, garage, near Mato St. dated January 14, 1969, from the Federal Highway Administra- ttorm&n j. Preuss, In addition, these troop ter the water the cleaner your dishes. stroller, high chair, automatic Under Twenty. Bralthwaite, ping. Priced to sell. Paul W. no pets, $140. 649-6324. ■ ily treed lot. Large kitchen — tion, the Connecticut Department of 'Transportation - Bureau of estate o f Jen n ie embrown commanders will be shifted: Lt. swinjg, deluxe car seat, rock- Dougan, Realtoti' 649-4535. Out of Town dining area. Fireplace. Must Realtor, 6494693. Planning and Research, will hold a public hearing on Ttyesday, late of Andover, in said District, de- Wilbur _ E._____ Calkins____ from______Canaan ★ Mom could stand to use the strong detergent that a Whirlpool dishwasher ing horse, portable crib, com- MANCHESTER — Newer 2- -h For Rent 60 be seen. $28,906. Wolverton 1- May 25, 1971 at 8:00 p.m. In the auditorium of the South Windsor hi. Hartford; Lt. Joseph R. Pin- plete electric steriUzer, infant bedroom deluxe duplex, half can — (don't try it). ------Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. High School on 161 Nevers Road to Souto Windsor. a c ^ n f wito kijd Estate lo to^ from Ridgefield to Westport; Lt seat, two highchairs, twin o t 2-faihUy, carpets, IH baths, will be concerned with the Department s recommeded corridor Court for allowance, and filed an ap- Merrill E Iohn«on from nsntoi stroUer. Everything clean and appUances, $206 monthly. BOLTON — 3-room SWING INTO SPRING location for Interstate 291 between Interstate 91 to Windsor and pllcWlon for toe ascertainment of ' , , "Y”* ■At Mom could hygienically dry her dishes with the help of an 800-watt heat­ cottage, POUR FAMILY, AU four-room Lt It, -MHnchPHter distributees and an order of dUtrlbu- son to Groton; Lt. Donald E to very good condition. Rea­ Paul Dougan, Realtor, 649- winterized. 621-7373 anytime, apartments. FVxir garages. Interstate 86 t o Mancnesier. n g , Nurse from Stafford to Col ing element plus the benefit of a rinse agent that's automatically added sonable. Call 646-6288. 4535. 5-10 p.m., 1-223-4460. Shows care. Low 60s. Wolver- MANCHESTEB ITie Department’s recommended corridor location is shown ORDERED: That toe 30to day of on a map dated April 1971, entitled “ Top<^aphlc Hearing Map, 1971 at one o'clock in the Chester; Lt. Louis S. Lietkowskl to the water during final rinse. MAPLE drcpleal Haywood FIVE-ROOM apartment to 2- ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. - - - . - . . . — Windsor to 16111000. at the Probate Office in from Colchester to Stafford; Lt. TWO-FAMILY — Newly listed aluminum sided home, 4-6 Recommended Corridor Xxx:ati(xi for Interstate 291, winusor to Bolton be and toe same, ts asstgned t d o. # "t Wakefield dining room table, famlly. Second floor, appU­ FOUR-FAMILY to fine condl- Manchester.’ ’ This map Is on display for public inspection to the for a hearing on the allowance of otefanek from Litch- i t Oh, yes, a Whirlpool dishwasher can wash an entire day's dishes for the with a 2-car garage. Nicely landscaped lot. Immaculate. 8131 offlce of the Town Clerk to the Towns of Windsor, ^uth Windsor, fslO and on said appllca- field to Bethany; Lt. Edward R, with extensions will seat 10, ances, big yard. Children ac- Rockville Uon. Good investment proper­ 7-15 average family all at once. How about Mom! East Hartford and Manchester. Written statements or exhibits nmi?e to?re‘^f,‘*’by p5£ Leonard from Bethany to West $45. 649-5512. cepted. $160 rental plus securi­ ty. 40s. Wolverton Agency, RANCH Sc ACREAGE — 6 huge rooms (1659 sq. ft.) with 2963 ty. M. Helen Palmer, Realtor, attached garage and nearly 6 acres of land. All plaster concerning this project may be submitted, either at the time of liahlng this order in some nows- brook; Lt. Frederick C. Burk Realtors, 649-2813. The peasant blouse plus the public hearing, or may be maUed or deUvered to the Con- ,^ving a circul^lon in ^Id hardt from Westbrook to Daniel MOVING — Must seU. Red and 643-6321. CAREN APTS. construcUoit. Truly is a great buy. Create an heirloom quilt black Spanish styled Uving by embroidering each dirndl skirt (or poncho necUcut Department of Transportation - Bure^ of P la n ^ and preSSw add?l!^fd to e ^ son. TWO-FAMILY, 7 and 4-room skirt) is today’s favorite room set. Sofa and 3 slate top LOVELY one-bedroom ai>art- EIXFlCUnVE RANCH — 6-bedroom, family room, 2 fine- State Flower in simple Research office at 60 Washington Street In Hartford unUl June ^ of the persona interested and re- nie commissioner also 3 ^ , 414 room apartments. apartments. 2-car garage. New places, 3 full baths, to-ground pool plus many other fea­ loolLfor those on the ‘in- 1971. These written statements or exhibits wUl be made a part siding o^ide wid District, a wpy that 11 Fu$r4.TiP u r-H/ table, only two years old. CaU ment with refrigerator, range, stitches and bright colors. faslflon’. No. 8131 with Available now. Including ap­ roof, separate furnaces. Lot tures. 60’s. No. 2963 has hot-iron of the public hearing and will be cwisldered In the same way as ^ m Why not ^et a Whirlpool ? 646-0044. disposal and parking, $155 PHOTO-GUIDE is in Sizes 7 the pUances, wall-to-waU carpet­ 70x165. $29,900. M.H. Palmer, transfer for 50 motifs; orol stetements r ^ n l e d at the hearing. - return imake ^ e to'^fd.^Cou".^''"*''to this Court. ^ ‘ '•"“ ''" " e d monthly. Handy to Mato St. to 15 (bu.st 31-37). Size headquarters communications ing, heat, hot water, swim­ Realtor, MLS, 643-6321, 646- COLONIAL — Older home on West Middle Tpke., corner color suggestions; full Written statements cimcernlng this project already received By the Court, CaU 644-2427. parcel with extra C-ztmed bldg. lot. 30’s. 9, 32 bust . . . dirndl Attest NORMAN J. PREUSS. division to the Litchfield troop. ming pool, storage and i»rk- 0638. directions for quilt. skirt, 1% yards of 45- by the ConnecUcut Department of TransportaUon - Bureau of Judge AT SEND 80$ In cnini fnr andi ptt- Planning and Reseanjh are available for public inspection or Machinery & Tools 52 MANCHESTER — Brownstone ing. FYom $160. Call Su SPLIT LEVEL — 8% gorgeous rooms with 2% baths and ttni tn inclndt flnt.clau nulllnf. inch; blouse, 1V4 yards; Apartments. Large two-bed­ pertotendant, 875-1666, 278- NINE-R{X)M custom buUt Gai> oversize 2-car garage. A lovely home for Uve discriminat­ poncho skirt, 1% yards. copying at the Bureau of Planning and Research’s Route Plan­ Sikorsky Contract 1967 MELROE Bobcat, loader, Aime Cabot, SEanchester ning office at 17 Van Dyke Avenue to Hartford, Mcxiday through room duplex apartment. Am­ 1510, 242-6668. rison Colonial 2400 sq. feet, 4- ing executive. 60's. Evenlax Herald, IISO AVE. Patterns available only WASHINGTON (AP) — The with outriggers. New engine, bedrooms, office, 2H baths, OF ABeBICAS. YORK. in sizes shown. Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:20 p.m. GARACE SALE Defense Department annexmeed ple closets, baths, heat, hot BRICK RANCH —^The best of everything is exhibited to N.Y. 1M36. very good condition. CaU 628- ___ double garage, carpeting. SEND 7Sr in colni for each pat­ An environmental statement also will be avaUable for public the award of a contract for $2,- water, carpeting, appUances ----- this superb 11-room home. Over 3,0(X) sq. ft. of UVing area, Print Hama Udraii wltb ZIP tern to include flrit-clasi maillef. inspection or copying at the office at times stated above from SAT., APRIL 24 0786. — Hayes Agency, 646-0131. CODE and Styla Number. 481,776 to the Sikorsky Division and parking. Ato-condlUoners R esoit Property UnbeUevable and must be seen. Price reduced to $60,(X)p Sue Burnett, aiancbestet May 10, 1971 thereon. , , ^ . and garages, (q>tlonal. Imme- _ D • * for immediate sale. The Spring & Summer Rveninjr Her^d, 1150 AVE. 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. of Unlteq Aircraft Corp. Tues­ 4 7 PRINCETON ST. — Lovely 3- '71 ALBUM is 65^, includes In addition to the discussion of the recommended corridor 34 VHMUNIA HOAD dlate and May 1st occupancy, •^1’ “ CHt OF AJMERICAS, NEW YORK, locaUon, relocaUon assistance programs, as weU . as tentative day. Aa » AiMit r

VOL. LXXXX, NO. 173 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1971 (dnaatfled Advertiitng o« Fege 21) PRICE FIFrBBN CENTS it takes two hands , 1 U.S. Bombers Hit Seale Trial Antiaircraft Sites Interrupted Two Bodies Found Buried to handle a Whopper By Outburst By PETER COWBN In North Vietnam Ascoclated Press Writer By GEORGE ESPBR NEW HAVEN (AP) — Site Pardue Once Owned Associated Press Writer A key prosecution witness at the SAIGON (AP)—A flight of American fighter-bomb- kidnap-murdcr trial or stack BALTIMORE, Md. (AP) ers attacked North Vietnamese antiaircraft batteries Panthers Bobby Seaie and Er. —^Two unidentified bodies, 125 miles south of Hanoi Thursday after the Commu- Huggins shouted angry cri found buried on property • ' • • nists fired on a reconnaissance plane apparently at- ^ ^ e ^ formerly owned by bank tempting to photograph a MIG air base, U:«. military ination^Sui^rior court Friday, robbery suspect James P. spokesmen said. George Sams Jr., a former Pardue, were taken for au­ it was the fifth so-called pro- mand announced during all of member of the Bl^k Panther topsies to the Baltimore tectlve reaction strike inside 1970. All have been In retaliation party, shouted criticism of Seale, North Vietnam this week, the for attacks on U.S. reconnals- the party’s naUonal chairman; I city morgue Thursday as • • 2 most In a five-day period since sance planes flying over the attorney Charles R. Garry, the the FBI prepared to check the American halt In the bomb- North or radar indications that lawyer who was cross-examin­ dental records from Mis­ ing of the North on Nov. 1, 1968. the North Vietnamese were ing him, and 'the Panthers in souri in an effort to identi­ The command earlier this week about to fire surface-to-air mis- general. fy them. American planes operat- The outburst came after more ’The FBI said it was invest!-' reaction strikes over North Viet­ ing over North Vietnam or the than an hour of questioning by gating the posslbiUty that the nam, and two raids against an- ^ja^ent LaoUan panhandle, Garry, who tried to show that bodies are those of Pardue’s tlalrcraft defenses in Laos, just Sams was Irrational and had a father, John Russell Pardue Sr., across the North Vietnamese history of violence. and his grandmother, Daisy Link border. State’s Atty. Arnold Markle ob­ Pardue. TTie strike Thursday was 185 3 jected to questions 12 times dur­ James Pardue and his broth­ miles north of the demilitarized Viet Pullout’ ing a 70-minute period, and each er, John R. Pardue Jr., were zone, the deepest in North Viet­ objection was upheld by Judge indicted in a 1970 bank robbery BUR6ER nam since last November, a Harold M. Mulvey. and series of bombings in Dan­ spokesman for the U.S. Com­ Runs A head Sams, who has pleaded guilty bury, Oonn. mand said. to second-degree murder in the Several carrier-based Navy ’The bodies—which remained slaying of Alex Racktey and fighter-bombers escorting the unidentified Thursday—^were bad O f T im etable turned state’s evidence, was unarmed RA6 reconnaissance ly decomposed but were deflnite- asked by Garry at one point it plane fired five radar-homing SAIGON (AP) — The U.S. ly those a man and a woman, it was his "purpose and aim to the iFHI said. announced the help*Uirpro^cltoI looked on from above them on hna iv>»n ®"** June. They said they were still Informed sources said It was cheking out whether he might Associated PreM Writer result of wounds he said he suf- followed a brief and peaceful the Capitol steps. cc^ ld torfed er^ m ^ hoe- decided to phase out the 1st Ma- be Richard Gary Wilson, 26, fered in Vietnam. march from the veteran’s en- Among those discarding their „ , , - P after — Before the medal turnbacks campment site the Mail medals was Alex Munsell of . rine Regiment right away be- who was released from the At- WASHINGTON (AP) cm being found incompetent to stand Secretary cause t^ p s h lp s ‘are available Uca "corre'cUOT^ ^Facility "in Several hundred angry and began, Mrs. Evelyn Carrasqull- three blocks away. New York City who said he was veterans a Worid w i^'l veter^^^f^in f T i!*® robbery N®- St®te l®Bt Friday af- dissenting Vietnam Veter- '^erto^^RlTlk "lh o T ^ n “ w:^ foir-diS“^ ^ g n “'ta Washing- Devens, Mass., who served In brother Jcdui, 28, remained Under Nixon’s Umetable, the ter serving a term for parole * . . . ,,r . t^®«° B*®®" wnose son was in critical condition Friay mom- O f State Sets sixUi phase of cutbacks was vlolaUon. Against the War lined kmed in Vietnam Feb. 8, 1968, ton, a ^lude to masrive anU- France. In critical condition Friday scheduled to end next Friday, The suspect, who was shot by up on the steps o f the U.S. addressed the crowd saying "I war planned by other i^ other was P ^ l W ipers nj^^nlng at a Bridgeport hospi- April 30, with the authorized a police sharpshooter at the Capitol today and tossed '"'*** "°*^-*^^*u a°"'piirk*^Pou*c«. nero-oatit tal, where he was taken when a Mideast Visit U.S. strength reduced to 284,000 home of a bank vice president awav their bronze stars '*'*^®*’ *^® ‘*‘®‘*- ^ ’ 5 ® ! ^ ’ “ fB n g u ^ e d Service g^ot him during men. ’The sources said the total Wednesday night, was sUIl In pomhat infantry hadires’ "But,” she said, "its time to e®Um®t®d that 7TO to ^ Uj® Cross, a Sliver Star, and a gUgge^ gggape attempt during WASHINGTON (AP)— would actually drop to between Hartford Hospital recovering g®t out and stop the war now.’’ Protestoie marched single file B ^ e St^ he^d he e^ed ^ ^ bank rob ^ Secretary of State. William 274,000 and 269,000 by then, or from a gunshot wound In his symbols of gjjg carrying a U.S. flag, a 1® a microphone where e^h ^R® serri^ 'i^th a Special ^^,jgj_ ,j^g gijootlng happened P Rogers announced to- to 16,000 below the target head. His condlUon had Im- shame they were awarded bronze star and other medals. identified himself before tossing Fwces uidt Iri Vletn^. April 8 and Pardue’s recovery he S V^SR Isrld an^ "saUsfactory’’ by Fri- in the Indochina conflict. Mrs. Anna M. Pine, of Tren- battle ribb^ over a temporary ^ e ^^® f®w ^c®« In tte ^ aay ne win visit Israei ana Nixon announced on April 7 day morning. ’The first veteran to dispose of ton, N.J., whose son was killed tence erected on the steps. group was Cnpt- *^*’® ^ “ ®™’ eastric ulcer, four Arab nations early that 100,000 more troops would Wethersfield police placed sev- his ribbons and medals, was as a member of the 1st Air Cav- A crowd estimated by police ® former Army dentist. Danbury bank robbery on next month in His search be cut from the U.S. force in the en charges against him as a Phillip Ejavode, of North Digh- airy Division Jan. 2, 1968, to number at least 3,500 veter- Hiursday’s climax came 1970, was preceded and for a Middle East peace seventh phase, from May 1 until result of a five-hour spree in ton, Mass. Lavoie, wearing olive turned in a bronze star. ans tuid their supporters when U.S. District Court Judge jjy explosions at a p® November 1969 robbery of At a news conference, Rogers Patrick Gray m in »i8,000 from the Union Bank in declared he does not look for "a Biographies the adn^istroU o^s ®wlt®h ^ union. Mo. Minutes before the also noted that the vets have breakthrough" in the course of 1. ^ Lnlon robbery, a bomb exploded his trip but he will discuss with MOSCOW (AP) — Ool. Vladi­ For Rendezvous with Target Ship j'ud^r^ s S ' ®nd I" «*® EgypUan and IsraeU leaders the mir A. Shatalov, commander of , Tr . house, wrecking a sherilTs com- the Soyuz 10 spaceship, at 43 is ~tuuu.iahouUng,5 , told Gray "this court 1 n«nter and inlurlne__ poeslbUity of an apeem ent on MOSCOW (API__^Three to Soyuz 10 and Salute. He sug- the oldest and moat experienced feels that one equal and coordl- . . ... — epening the Suez Canal. He be- cosmonauts eased B®®t®R tonight or Saturday night lleves such an agreement could ^ V iet cosmonauts eaS M possible launch Umes. of the three-man crew prepar- nate branch of government, the father and grand- ing to rendezvous with the un- Judiciary, has been dangerously ®ilted1!l a be an Interim step toward a fi- their Soyuz 10 spaceship conduct "joint manned satellite Salute. (Bm Page BigM) five miles west of Union, Mo. nal settlement. into a parallel orbit with experiments" with Salute, the Commander of two previous ’The Arab countries involved the unmanned target ship official Soviet announcement Soyuz missions in 1969—Soyuz 4 are Egypt, Jordw, Lebanon and Salute today and zeroed in said, it did not specify whether and the multiple launch of So­ , for a rendezvous with the “ R® would include docking, but yuz 6, 7 and 8—Shatalov began Satellite launched four days f°'^®‘ sp^ecraft ^ ve docked his aviation career as a fighter Cedm Prevails in Haiti announced. ■’ jn space before, and it appeared pilot. He was considered cme of Rogers also announced that ^ a likely step in the orbital labo- the best by his instructors. he will visit Paris for talks with Soyuz 10 strewed into orbit ^j^uiry program. He was accepted into the So­ After Death of Duvalier Foreign Minister Maurice Schu- ®®rly this morning and began Uiree-stace carrier 2 viet space program in 1963 and man on April 29 and wUl stop in ^-Re l^ ch ^ e^^ ^®^ made the transormation from announced Increased naval and Italy e same 61.6 decrees This ^ ® ’Die son of a railway man, '^®R® * crease in our normal activities Shatalov had his eye set on a pi- His 19-year-old son and sue- und part of the Caribbean’’ wlU leave London April 29 on a t^^ lo^^lnto e^rtlt X lot’s career at an early age. In ®®®sor, Jean-Claude Duvalier, involving a few small sbips and fUght to A n l ^ Turkey, with a D^^® ^ ^ o w ^ d ^ ^ ® hllfh Point of 164 miles and a the last year of the war, vdien **®d R>« announced public sup- planes which were remaining in sUqiover in Paris. Into the same orbit as Salute. , . . . ____ At JodreU Dank, England Sir i°w^^nt of 129.8 miles. he was only 18, he entered the R*® ®™^®d forces and international waters and inter- 0 OFF on everything He will meet with foreign — ...... — ------0-- „ ___This was very close to 8a- Kachlno Flight School and was most of the country’s lead- national air. space, minlsters of the Central ’Treaty Bernard J^vell, a leading ex- which raitges be- soon made an instructor. ers—at least for the time being. j«an-Claude’a new 10-member OrganlxaUon (CENTO) April P®*'^ “* ‘*'® ‘ween 137.9 and 124.2 mUes Eight years later, he entered Although'■ young Duvalier ap- cabinet had only two holdovers, 1 and then begin hla | ^ . ^ ^ ^ a t ‘*>® OFFER eOOD APRIL 19 thru A P R IL 25 ONLY Middle Eastern swing. “ cosm^uts wii at fhis indicated the Air Force Academy, and pointed a new Cabinet Thursday, He named outgoing Foreign after graduation, rose from many observers in this political- Minister Rene Oialmers ambas- In response to quesUons Rog- ‘^ ^ ‘.^V STc^t t h f c " o^era^^^ I T ^ - squadron commander to the ly turbulent black nation of five sador to Washington and re­ ers also told his news confer- research b®ar«®l. ™)t an attempt to ea- ence: rank of inspector pilot. million perstms believed a nil- placed him with Adrian Ray- team at the observatory which Llke mamy of the men In the Ing "fam ily council” had a mond, brother to Armed Forces —’The United States has sent orbit. He said for that the orbit­ has used a giant radio telescope Soviet space program, Shatalov strong grip on the country’s af- Chief Claude Raymond. ’The Instructions to American agen- al height would have to be lifted is a member of the Communist fairs. Raymonds’ sister Is secretary to ci^8o^roUn^“ln"^‘t}I Vlel^m ‘>^>1 */®7 ""f to between 185 and 215 miles to party, joining the same year he Max Dominique, the dead the president’s widow, Simone, "to stay out at pollUcal acUvi- ®P®®® «l8:ht since the first 10 avoid overheating the space­ 111 III ty’’ as the presidential election S'®®” craft. entered the Air Force Academy, president’s son-in-law and the who also carries considerable approaches. Rogers said the Ix.vell s^d he was w^tlng to A midafternoon progress re­ Before leaving for the cos- '"®" considered most likely to political influence, Utaled States wants to avoid “ ® wimt transfer method would port said Soyuz...... 10 had...... orbited.... modrome In Kamkhstan. Shata- '^®1«* behind-the-scenes power Paul Blanchet, minister of In- Offer good only with this coupon at both the reality and the appear- used, a s p ^ e w ^k or a doc - gju-fji gi^ times by noon lov made a pilgrimage to Le- R»® "®w regime, was not formation, was appointed am- .ince of IntervenUon on behalf of ^ “y®*®"*'“ ® n®W8m®n he E S T -and nln’s tomb on Red Square, a mentioned in the Cabinet shuffle bassador to Spain succeeding any candidate or party but ^R®ved the Russians were shatalov "informed earth that tradition of cosmonauts, started was noticeably prominent in Joseph -Baguldy. Chalmers conceded “ obviously it will be very close to carrying out crew adapted well to the by the late Yuri Gagrrin.'the the grieving family circle. takes .over tax Washington from 467 CENTER STREET. MANCHESTER. CONN. hard for us,“ —The U.S. hopes pPo^eaures which have been an- conditions of weightlessness and first man in space. Dominique and his strong- Arthur Bonhonune. that a new government being Rolputed for some time." started to carry out the flight Shatalov is married with two willed wife Marie Denise are Assuming the key post of mln- Void where prohibited. formed in C^bodla by Pre- The director of West Germany’s program." chlldren, a son, Igor, 18, and cwisidered by most poUtical ob- later of the interior and defense niler Lon Nol will be a success- Bochiun space tracking sta- g^j t| ,g cosmonauts orient- daughter Yelena, 12. ' ' servers to be the true rulers in was Luckner Cambronne, for- ful one Rogers said he thought Heinz Kaminski, predicted g j the ship, "conducted obser- ’Die youngest member of the '^®w of Jean-Claude’s youth and mer secret police head and long ^ one or two more spacecraft Three-stage rocket leaves launching pad, carrying political inexperience. a power in Haiti’s poUtical af- (Sse Page Eight) would be sent up to be attached (Bee Page Eight) Soyuz 10 into earth orbit. (AP Photo) (8ee Fage BigM) In Washington, Uie Pentagon fairs.