THE TENTH GRAHD HIGHT of MUSIC” Benefit of the 'Manchester Schotarship Foundation

PAGE TWENTY-POUR THURSDAY, APRJL 6, 1972 The Weather C^rdening Cloudy, windy, chance of oc iRsturl|f?Bt«r lEvi^nitts Ifprslli ______casional flurries Into tomorrow; frith Frank Atwood unseasonably cold. Tonight low Westhill Social - aub wUl Little Flower of Jesus Moth' 20a; Saturday n ea r 80. Sunday • 0IOP IN AT THID About Town" meet tomorrow at 1:15 p.m. at ers Circle will meet tomorrow ' P i« e l2 . . . fair, continued quite cdd. ROMA Herrmann Hall of Westhill Gar at 8:16 p.m. at the home of ] Manche»ter-Â City of Village Charm Mountain Laurel Chapter of dens. After the meeting, there Mrs. John SpOllman, 40 Good- ] PASTRY SHOP will be a social time vdth re Sweet Adelines will rehesuve to win St. Mrs. Leo Tsokalaf is ! freshments. co-hostess. VOL. X a , JIO. 160 M A N C H E S T E R , C O N N „ F R H )A Y , A P R IL 7, 1972 (daaeUlad Advertiriiw on Page M) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Speciallitaif In night at 8 at the Pranldln Rec (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES — TWQ SECTIONS) Wedding A Birthday Oakea Any Kind Deaired. reation Center, 080 Franklin The Strickland-Borst Group Uriel Lodge of Masons Will ] Various Italian Pastrlea, Ave„ Hartford. o f Second Congregational have its regular meeting on Plea, CooMea. Breada, . Church, 886 N. Main St., will KNIGHTS of COLUMBUS Satuây at 7:30 p.m. at the ; RoUa, etc. St Bridget HCme and School sponsor a showing and sale of Masonic” Temple In Merrow. ' TEL.. M »-H n Asaoclatlcn wUl sponsor a spring fashions tomorrow at 8 The Entered Apprentice degree ] p.m. at the church hall and SO ent 619 MAIN STREET bingo tonight at 7:30 at St. will be conferred, with Junior MANCHESTER Bridget School cafeteria. Cash parlor. The event is open to the Warden Hugo Thomas presid Prices prises will be awarded, and public free of charge. Mrs. Roy ing. The lecture will be by Ju ^ ‘ Reds Race South proceeds will benefit the adKxd. Strickland is chairman. nior Steward George Luurt- ] N ix o n sem a and R ob ert Gf A m er- ing South Vietnamese called in VnUte H o u m today, but maln- icana with ioba noated the “*® counterattack, were missing. The executive board of Rob tainad alienee on the buildup of 1 ® North Vietnamese troops surg- Radio Hanoi reported three artillery fire on their own poei- ertson School PTA will meet to American air power In South- in g <»pwn “ 'Bloody Route 18” U.S. warplanes were knocked tlcns during the climactic night at 8 at the home of Mrs. eaat Aata. nearly five years and thd accred gains today in a mas- down north of the demilitarized stages of the battle. Louis SSimldewicz, 114 Pond CAMPBELL COUNCIL NO. 573 Hie .diidt executive came rw e in wholesale prices alve push from across the Cam- Zone today. Hiere were no re- One American adviser was Lane. here 'Iîuiaday to r a weriiend slowed sharply, the gov- bodlan border, wounded during the emergency IM IH atay, ’ônikiunced at tha, last emment reported today. North Vietnamese assault evacuation by helicopter of the Full Gospel Christian Fellow ailm ita. ’The report that total employ- battaUons overran the district 16-man advisory team from An ship, Interdenominational, will Through Takes Pride and Pleasure in HU national aecurity advlaer, ment rose 620,000 to 81.2 miUion capital of Loch Nln 76 miles Loc, the provincial capital Just have a Bible study and open Heniy A. lâailifer, waa 'on and that wholesale prices of •'o*'**' Saigon. Forward ele- to toe south of Loc Ninh. The discussion tonight at 7 :SQ at tMîorary Florida duty, too. food and industrial raw mate- ments d the push by elements Defense rubber plantation town was Orange Hall. > But Praoa Secretary Ranald L. rials increased a modest one- cf four enemy divisions also so said to be seriously menaced Ziegler bold Klaitngar would re tenth of one per cent Indicated severely menaced a provincial Gap with positions under rocket and St. Bridget Roeary Society turn td Wariiiafton later today. more favorable developments capital Just to the south that motar attr:ck. The gravity of will sponsor a military vdilst Nlxcn planned to be in tele for President Nixon to defend the 16-man American provincial the situation was reflected in n r and setback card party tomor phone oontaot with ’’major od- his economic pi^clee. advisory team was evacuated. ports on the fate of the crew toe withdrawal of toe American row at 8 p.m. at St. Bridget TMmni,” Z lo g le r ooid; Trie’reports by the Labor De- Tactical air support for the men, nor was it clear whether, team. Saigon spokesmen said School cafeteria. The event is Aoctly after Nixon arrived, peurtment’s Bureau of Labor reglwi In the vast rubber plan- the Hanoi claim included more toe town continued to hold out. open to the public. Tickets may it waa learned that a squadron Statlstics also said that the na- toticn country was com- than «ie U.S. jet not yet report Of all the major battle zones, be purchased at the door. ed as downed by the U.S. Com / ROOMS of FIOS fishtier-bpmbers from 11 o h ’ s uneihployment rate paratlyely light at least In the toe one In the Loc Ninh and An MoConnaU Air Force Bose, edged up from 6.7 to 6.9 per early atages of the battle be- mand. Loc area appeared to be hottest MS. Reservations close tomorrow cent last month, but this was cause of the ccmcentratlon of The district town of Loo today. Should North Vietnam for the spring banquet of the due to seasonal factors and the American air efforts in the far Ninh, which has only minor FUUY Senior Adult Fellowship of actual number of Jobless edged north. strategic or political value, fell (See Page Eight) Community Baptist Church and Ih Toudi down Borne 200,000 to 6.2 m ile Insurgent troops also struck may be made with Mrs. Rich lion. in the Mekong Delta with more CARPETED ard Kingsley, 68 N. Elm St., or With War ’The report on wholesale than a dozen attacks including Mrs. WllUam Gilroy, 191 Wash- prices included toe news that two against key airfields. The ington St., Vernon. The banquet farm products and processed upsurge In activity In toe Delta, Nan-, had been ordered to ONLY will be held Monday at 7 p.m. foods declined four-tenths of relatively calm in toe Chicago El Cars Soutiiaast Asia. at the church. one per cent In March after nine-day-old enemy offensive, Nbun aides had no comment several months of sharp In- locked like toe opening ot a on thU or tha rgiarts of increases. Wholesale prices are fourth major front in Hanoi's oraaalng fighting In Vtotoain. generally indicators of later de- second largest battle campaign Plunge to Street Legal Notices Ziaglar said Nlxcn came to velopments In retail consumer of toe war. Probate Court Florida to work, not rest costs. South Vietnamese and Cam- CHICAGO (A P ) — Two cars of an elevated rapid ORDER OP NOTICB OF HEARING ,However, the Preotdent had ESTATE OF The over-all one-tenth of one bodlan troops *ere reported transit train plungred 30 feet, to the ground during a M ARGARET W. VINING no amiaunced appointments or per cent increase in toe whole- still locked In bloody fighting blinding rainstorm, injuring about 30 persons. ^224 District of Manchester m eetings. It la ordered that a hearing be held sale price index was too smal- with enemy troops for the bor- One of toe four cars of th e ------Greeted by his Florida friend FOB 30 SQ. YDS. by the Court on the application of lest in five months and followed der town of Kompong Trach, southbound Chicago Transit Au- ^s poUce and CTA worknien Stephen R. Grotta praymg that an and neighbor a G. ”Bebe” Re- Instrument purporting to be the last three consecutive sharp In- which has been a traditional toority train landed Thursday fgug^t through crowds of ttiao on his arrival, Nbeon went will and testament o t aald deceased creases of eight-tenths each In gateway Into toe Mekong Delta night In a vacant lot and nar- spectators to free those trapped C H O IC E OF be admitted to probate as per appli out for a halt-hour sldhtaeelng cation at the Probate Court located December and January and for North Vietnamese troops rowly missed a two-story brick ,j,e faUen cars, drive around Gape Florida at Municipal Bldg., 41 Center St, nine-tenths In February. stationed in Cambodian base apartment building. inside were SCULPTOREDelEXIVIIED Manchester, Conn, on April 17, 1972 State Park at the end of Key at 9:80 A.M. The report on jobs said balf camps, A second car was left dan- evacuated through broken wln- It la further ORDERED that, on or "THE TENTH the emifloyment gain was U.S. warplanes meanwhile gUng from the tracks. dows. The cars were emptied before the Compliance Date fixed '^ f S ^ so went S lav and Secret VELVETS Of SHADS by. the .. Court------a------copy ofORDER this among men for toelr largest continued hammering forces in No cause was determined Im- within an hour be published - one ume in a news- SArvlee agents tiaUed In two monthly sain in more than five North and South Vletnsun and mediately for the accident at ^ ’ paper having circulation in this Pro Station wagons. Later, the two yean. Another one-third of toe Laos attempting to blunt toe the co m er o f 40th S treet and ^ bate District. , on to Mercy, Billings and Ml- Attest: MADELINE B. ZIEBARTH . frianda had dinner at Nixon’s gain in jobs went to teen-agen enemy sped rain storm *^®™ deafiw . EAST CATHOLIC n e ric a ’a' was pounding the city at toe The accident. intemipted y*!*...... 124.00 _ i2 AND IS FT. WIDE — at 8 p.m. in the Town Office |V'/ year eartler. 40 sq. y d s ...... 199.00 12 Ô iO M TO CHOOf I FROM Building, the Hebron Planning ] B ill''’ ha The rise In hourly earnings time. V , sqndpo cn toe elms north-south ■aid are tol a atata' of' ftoanolai Btdletms 50sq.y«b...... 3 7 4 . 0 0 and Zoning Commission voted ; Iûs a small Increase in toe "The ChicSj^ fite depa^cH line ^ about an P to approve a request from * HIGH SCHOOL oriaia “ ot the ilzet magnltuda.’’ length of the average work called In three of Its towertng hour and a half, according to a LBJ WASnOlOTON (AP) — The Caron Brothers, Inc. for per week boosted average' rank- snorkel units to evacuate an es- t*TA spokesman, and-file pay by $1.09 per week Senate jndlciary Committee timated 30 to 40 persons He -said the dA\ hoped to mission to subdivide Section 2 FRIDAY, APRIL 7lh and SATURDAY, APRIL 8Hi dtAlUiCmiBISVILLE!, Va. Johnson bad planned to go experienced hla first heart at to $181.73, toe rep ort said. voted 8*7 today to expand Its trapped in the two cars atop have toe line back inVuH oper- of the Ice Fond Estates Subdivi (AF) — Jtormer Prasldmt lyn- from here to Washington Satur tack on July 2, 1966. The gain in toe average Investigatiah of toe activities toe platform. Passengers in % ation by toe morning rush hour, sion into two parcels, Lots 12 dm B, JotanMU waa admitted to day to attend a- wedding. He COMMERCIAL CARPET SALE! CURTAIN TIME 8:15 PAl.— DONATION «1A0 The attack occurred vdiUe weekly paycheck was {daced at tile Interoational Telephone second train, which was halted The CTA operates the rapid- and 13. toe- Unlyeraity of Virginia Hds- had arrived at toe RcM> h ^ e Johnson w as visitin g In MSlddle- $8.06 o r 6.6 p er cen t-a b o ve a ft Tete^ra^ Corp. and to end when power to toe electric rails transit system throughout Chi- Dated at Hebron, Connecticut, pltaiy cardiac unit early today Thursday. burg, Va. He waa qnlckly re year earlier. But rising. living the ptobb April 20. w as cut o ft, had to be rescued, caga Most of the trackagfe ts this 4th day of April 1972. ■uffming ^rom cheat pcdiu. Robb, married to toe former moved to toe Naval Hospital In costa o t 8.7 p er cent o v e r toe Eariier story. Page 6. too. elewated, although there are NAME BRAND 100% CONTINUOUS Charies Eaton, Campbell Council Knights of Columbus Council No, S73 of Rdâtsedln Dr. Richard S. Crunpton, as* Lynda Bird Jetonson, is a stu Botoesda, ltd . Doctors at toe year reduced toe gain In pur Mora than 60 flrokden as well subways In toe downtown area. S ecretary ■oclaite . profeaaor of Internal dent at the Unlveraity of Vir* hospital described toe attack as chasing pow er to $8.21 o r 2.8 Manchester extends its sincerest thanks to our Grand Knights medicine at the hospital here glnia Schoed of Law. Plea<»Move serious. ^ per cent. FILAMENT CUMULOFF NYLON and Jehnaon'a idiysiclan. aald Johnson, while serving as NOTICE Increases In employment, of Music Sponsors without whose generosity o success could BBLFAOT (AP) -^ Britain’s the ftamer president la “com- majority leader of the Senate, ' -(See Page Two) ADMISSION earnings and hours of work are nitoister far. Noatham' Iteiaad fortaUe,” his condition stitble, Your Choice of generally viewed as signs of OF ELECTORS not have been achieved. ordarad TS,ot toe proviiice’a 700 and ha IS undergoing testa. The Board of Admissions ot economic growth. 10 TWEED COLORS Roman Catholic internees re Johnaon had been vistting hla Electors of the Town of He- The modest rise in toe wlHde- R E Q . 10.95 SO. YD. leased today and announced daughter and son-in-law, Mr. brtmv Connecticut, w ill be in Acadia Restaurant Krause Florist sale price index brought it to plana to at^ using the diip and Mrs. Charlaa Robb, In this Townes Filter Backtmsl\ Value Installed COMPLETELY INSTALUD session in the Town Office Addressograph-Multigraph Ladies of Columbus 117.4 of its 1967 base. ThU ifaldatone as a flotdiag prison unlveraity city and tqporently Building on the following date; A&H Automatic Transmission Service, Inc. means that, on toe average, Lew's Sunoco Service In Belfaat barbor. began suffering meat polna TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1972 A & S Paper Co. Draws State Reprimand vdiolesale goods worth $100 five “I hope that today’s release ■hortly iiefore 4 a.m. F R O M 7-9 P ,M . Blue Moon Restaurant Liegeot Insurance Inc. years ago now cost $117.40. The RUBBER BACK may hwrald the begtamlng of a A rescue squad was sum to administer the electors oath B y OLBNN OAMBBB ...August 81 — toe time by index was 3.9 per cent above a ALL NYLON Bantly Oil Co. Lenox Pharmacy pluiaing-out of Internment,’’ moned and, alMut 4 a.m „ a mo to those who shall be found (Herald Reporter) which the town must submit to year earlier. ' B arrett Plum bing & Supply Co. Lift The Latch Gift Shop aiald William Whitalaw, adding bile coronary care unit from qu alified. DEJP “ on engineering report de “Sharply lower prices for CARPET Broad Brook Insurance A^ncy Lm ch Motor Inc. that the move was hie '(contri toe Unlveraity of Virginia Hoo- The State Department of En NaturaUsation papers proving tailing the wastewater sources fresh and dried vegetables and Bess Eaton Donuts bution at this early stage to a pttal was sent to the Robb vironmental Protection (DEP) BRAIDED RUGS citisenshlp should be presented McCann's Texaco Service Station and pn^jXMWd treatm en t.’ ’ a substantial drop In hog quotas Bob's Mobil reduction In tension.’’ HO aald home in tha fashionable Farm haa ordered toe town to correct RUNNERS by naturalized citizens. E. J. Moynihan, Plumbing ,. .Dec. 81—the tim e by adilcb tions after earlier advances figures for those released will ington aeotion outsida CSiarlot* its practice of dumping some Dated at Hebron, Connecticut, Better Cleaners Manchester C am t Center toe town must submit to DEP were chiefly responsible for toe be lamed regulariy. tesviUe. • 60,000 gallons of water used this 4th day of April 1972. Beller’s M usic Co. Manchester Wallpaper ft Paint Co. Inc. construction plans and specifi decline In- toe farm products In The 183 men aboard tha Johruon was brought to toe once a day to backwash fUtera James L. Derby Jr., BUsh Hardware Co. Moriarty Brothers ^ e l Oil cations. dex," toe report s^d. R eg. $6. •4.59 Running Yd. Maldatona bad entered toe hospital about 6:80 a.m., mem- at the Cooper HUl Water Treat Joseph J. FUl, Burnside A u to Body .. .March SI, 1978 — toe time “These decreases were mod Moriarty Brothers Automotive ninth day of a hunger strike ben of the family sold. ment P la n t RegUdrars of Voters Brunswick Parkade Lanes by which construction of a fa erated principally by advances Munson's Candy Kitchen proteating thalr Internment M n. Johnaon, who had. come The state order received in toe Finished Ends A tte s t; cility to treat toe wastewater fo r egga, oil seeds, fluid milk Bruce Term inix & Terminte Co. Manchester State Bank wltfaQttt tr ia l and tha food waa to CSiarlotteavlUa with the for town manager’s office instructs , Joan M. Lewis, oantamlnated. must begin., and grains," It add^ For HoHs and Stairs Blau Furniture Store Manchester Auto Parts Inc. mer president, waa rq)orted at toe town to “install facilities to ■Asatstant Tow n Clerk AU the Intameea are being .. .June 80, 1978 — toe time by “Lower meat prices were al Paul Buettner, Florist Idanchester Honda Center hla bedside at toe hospital. provide adequate treatment for held on aiaqitolan of belonging which toe new treatment facility most entirely responrible for TOWN OF MANCHESTER C lip's B arber Shop Meek Express Dr. Crampton declined to say wastewater generated by water to the IrtHt RepubUcan Army. must be completed and In oper- toe decline in toe processed Colony Rooms ■peoifieaUy that the ex-presi- purification prooessek.’’ hi ad LEGAL Marindli's Getty Service Tha catholic niilnorlW b » ^ atijon. foods and feeds Index," it said. T U B AREA Crispino's Supreme Foods Manchester Meat Center dent had suffMed a heart at dition, the fallowing deadines NOTICE Carpenter's Mobil Service Inc.' M odem T V Service Clea Face Xagtat) tack.. w ere s e t; (geo Page Two) (See Page Eight) Carriage House Beauty. Salon Tim Moriartjr'B C itgo Service CERAMIC TILE The Zoning Board of Appeals C arter Chevrolet Co. Inc. will hold public hearings on MftR Paiâge Store Monday, April 17, 1972, starting DeBella & Reale Opticians Manchester Public Market ‘at 7:00 p.m., in the Hearing Daniels Travel A g m c y Manchester-Stenogrmhic-Calculating Service Room of the Municipal Building Deci's Drive-In Nichols-Manchestw 'Fire Inc. Sltock for the President m 9 5 to hear and cmsider the fol Dairy Queen Brazier Northway Pharmacy lowing petUicns: STATE HBMl- DeGem^S, House of Clothing North End Package Store m o ALSO . Dick's Esso Station Tom O'Connell Bmgo Supplies Item 1 Manchester Sports Cen Daigle Carpet Covering Inc. Oxfimd Liquor Shoppe ter, Inc.—Request Special Ex- Dunkin Donuts Vote Raps the Establishment COMMERCIAL Optical Style Bar cepUcn for New Car Dealer’s DeCormier Motor Sales Inc. License ( motorcycles) and One Hour Martihisiiw 7 CARPET Norman Dion, Saw Sharpening Service Mc(3ovem aupport” across toe. Certificate of Approval for P apa Joe's Pizzas ft Grinders WA8HINOTON (AP) — disenchantm ent -with toe p oliti campaign this year Instead of Dillon Sales and Service ■tate. "You can’t put that down cal process for some tim e," he' merely relying criticism of RUBBER BACK same, also variance to allow Potterton's Inc. Democratic National Chairman aa aa some sort of aberration." went on. “All you have to do to President Nixon. IS ft. and 18 ft. RTdtbs such use in an Industrial Ed's Sign Painting ( Raymond Pellerin General Contractor Lawrence F. O’Brien says the Wtawmaln primary produced a O'Brien, pledging strict neu look at toe regtotraUah figures” “I have felt all along,” he Zone, also variance of distance Economy Electric Supply W . P. Quish, Funeral Home maiMve aidl-estabBwiment vote trality as he concentrates on riiowlng an Increase in toe said, “that, this party must requirement from restdenoes, 7-Eleven Convenience Store South Windiior B ai^ tiiat could Hock President Nix arrangements for the Demo number of voters who consider emerge from Miami Beach at the southwest comer of Frechette & Martin, Realtors *•* $4.50 Sullivan ft Company on when he hits the campaign cratic National Convention, themselves independents, rath 'with a. olearly defined position North Main Street and Stock Filloramo Construction Co. Inc. South W indsor G arage traU later this year. ■aid toe presidential race to "a er than Democrats or Republl- that will be oonvenclng to toe Place, InduBtrlal Zone. Fogarty Bros. Inc. Saporiti Memorial Co. " T ^ to the story of Wtocon- totally open situation’’ at thto CfUIB. ' American people." Item 2 Ronald C. Johnson—Spe nORBinO COLOR SELBOnON Fiano's Restaurant M r. Steak ■In,’’' O’Brien aald In an Inter point. Sen. Hubert h '. Humitorey, WITH 2 PmCB FIXTURB8 cial Exception for New Car C u b ' s view aa ha surveyed the 63 per “Thto to so opan a t this meanwhile, spent Thursday In Dealer’s License (motorcy Raimond Savoie, Painting Contractor Garden Grove Caterers Inc. Tacorral Restaurant cent of tha atato’a vote Uiat tim e," he added, “that it could Philadelphia where he courted cle), Involving the assembly ’'well remain thto way right up Marc Gagnon General Contractor The Browse-Around Shoppe went to Sen. George 8. labor leaders for toelr support of motor vehicles, light ma licOovem, the winnof, and to to the opening of the con In toe Keystone State’s April 25 CLOSE OUT W . G. Glenney Co. John F . Tierney Funeral Home chine shop wmrk, sales and Alabama Gov. Ctootge C. Wal- vention.’ ’ primary. He talked with labor service, and variance of Arti Richard Hagearty Real Estate Appraisals Vasques Molded Shoes House & H u e Dept. Store laoa. O’Brien seea developments in leaders In a downtown hotel, SHAG CARPET TILES cle n . Section 9.01, uses, A r ti V illage BaiHber Shop , 'Tt to anti-eataMlahmwit and toe Demooratlo race ao far aa a Hartford Rd.-Enterprises Inc. telling them he admired toe te cle IV, Section 6.08.01 ficnt- Watkins Furniture that’a aonoa the . board,” juatlftcation of toe party’s deci nacity of Gov. MUton J. OR' age and yards, Article IV, Hour Glass Cleaner, Willie's Steak House O’EMen added, “rve been talk sion to reform its procedures R E G . 11.49 T O Shapp’s backing ot Muakie. ♦ 49* section 6.02.01, area, a t 411 Dr. Jean-Louis Hebert White Ge^ Caterers • in g to r aoma time about toe and open up toe nominating "Gov. Shape’s stand," toe New State Road, Industrial Hisdiland Park Market The Y ^ t t R g Corporation obaUenga to tha qratem Itoelf, process, despite toe perils tola Minnesota Democrat said, "to Zone. •V OOIXMtS XUTO 1CHOfME «| IBOM Holmes Funeral Home Wyman CWCo. and h ero It to.” poaea to party unity. strong and continuous and I re AU persons interested may at This to also reflected In toe H&E Dry Gleaners Woodland Gardens He aald toe Democrats ora Noting Wallace’a campaign spect that." Humphrey bos tend these hearings. fortunate In laamlng aU about it plea to "send them a mes- complaint of' many Americans Mr. Ernest Harriman Wishing WeU Cards ft Gifts called Pennsylvania "my. key CARPET a n d Zoning Board of Appeals Harrison's Stationers now but that the President will ■oge,’’ O’Brien said: “They're that toe two parties don’t offer stone state." RudcHpb V. Plerro, ■ Wholesale Tire Co. of Mimcheater have to deal with It In timo. ■entong ua a message and a (tooiccY O'Brien aald. H all ft M uska, Inc. Westown Pharmacy Only a few blocks away, Chairm an The other thing RToeonaln thank God there waa some anti He added tola makea It Im Shspp, a maverick Democrat TEMPLE’S FLOOR COVERINO Alexander Signer Jr., Jim 's A roo Service Mr. Foster H. Williams ■hows, the Oemoormtlo chair cipation of this'message.' perative for the Democrats to Chicago officials man snorkel to inspect scene early today where ^vated Jason Soda System Inc. “There has been a growing (Sea Page Five) train derailed on city’s South Side during raging thunderstorm. (A P photo) . m UADI inaaBt, 11ANGHB8RB*--«4S^ S ecretary Leonard W. Yost, Jeweler man said, la "tha broad base of wage a positive, constructive Dated this 6th day of April, 1972.

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THEATER TIME throughout the city ore tied in L fiJ S u ffe r s SCHEDHU: Sheinwolcl on Bridge by a typewriter console. But Sound Waves Electronic Sherlock Holmes deteidives in thoee six divisions FOROBT OLD BULBS * — Buxiukie — 'm ie dooiyner, or CHOOSING IBAD can ask Patric questions about Found on Sun Chest Pains 1:00, 4:00, 7:00, 10:00. By AUmBD SHKOfWWJD NORTH crim e all ovir Los Angeles. - LOS ANGEXES (AP) — A Ciaema I — “The GodCa- ♦ A Q J Patric is designed to provide (Ooatliined from Pago Oao) ther/* 12:80, 8:80,'7:00, lOtOO. ' to the early days of the game Los Angeles Crinie California Institute of Tech- 9 7 43 “ hits"—correlations that move nrtogy scientist says gigantic Cinema n, “What’s Up you always led the fourtb-Mgh- 0 Q834 By B O X krOOKTON Hlo illnoM kept Mm trom. re est card of your longest and looks like the m.o. (modus op- Rdpognltlon and Information detectives closer to solving a waves recently found radiating turning t9 the Senate for aev- DocT" 1:00, 8:00, SiOO, 7:00, ♦ Q64 AP Science Wifiter erandl) of so-and-so, you’d bet CbiTetetlon System. An initial crime. Some 42 per cent of the 0 :00. strongest suit 'against a no- trom sunspots are jerobably eral weeka. He left the hoepttal WEST EAST / LOS ANGESLEM (AP) — Pa- ter bring him in,”' recalls Sgt. griMtt of 8638,000 from the fed queries ore coming up with hits sound waves. State — “ Straw Dogs,” 7:iW, trump contract. U you led any tric the computer la doing so on Aug. 24, 19S6 to return to thing else, your friends would 4k 853 A 9642 Elliott Johnson, a veteran of 26 eral’ Law Enforcement Assist and the success rate is increas Harold Zirin, Caltech profes- 0:80. well prodicting crime patterns years who worics WlUk' Patric ing as data increases. Texas to comiSete Ms con- malM excuses for you until you 0? Q J 6 K985 2 ance Administration started the spr of astrophirslcs, said UA /toeatre —^ “The Last and making “Mts" for Los An each day. . valoaconco* came to your senses. The st^s; O 1972 0 63 project rolling In lOTl... Wednesday the expanding On march 2, 1»70, he again Jfihxm'," 7:80, 2:S0. A AJ9 ♦ 5 3 geles detectives that the police "You were a good detective If waves travel at speeds between tlon is, however, quite different cMef calls him the depart Tile intent of Patric' is to go was Jotted awake eaily in the .Drive to SOUTH you had a good memory and 8,000 and 28,000 miles per hour today. ment’s “electronic Sheriock beyond simply storing license Would-Be Thugs mondng with chest pains and DoSk» ’ 10 :20{ “ Ih e South dealer. A K107 solved a cifme because Of it. numbers or suspects’ names, and are about 1,600 miles apart rushed from Ms ranch home, Gang,*’ 6:40; “ The Holmes.” 66 North-South vulnerable. A 10 Now you can’t possibly remem exriained a systems analyst. A Little Young between crests. The waves miles west of Austin, to Brooke Grenade,” 7:00. There was the officer gunned Opening lead —GuMh of 0 AKIO ber enough. 'The computer is “We’re looking for patterns in emanate at 370-second inter General Hospital in San An- „ Kôrd Drive - down in a Los Angeles suburb. Hearts. A K 10 8 72 the only answ^.” the occummees of crinles deal SEATTLE, Wash. (AP) — vale, iOrln added. tcnlo. Doctors later decided it NW** ***• Witdies,” South cit Nofth Essi Following a promising lead, Two robbers about 8 years old, He 'said these were the first ‘Lad)’ Erimkenstetn, The old-fasMoned lead for detectives seeking the kiUer Crime . in Zjos Angeles in ing with unknown individuals i.‘ ^ was hot a heart attack hut 1 NT iss 3 NT AUPsn one arined with a .22-callber “ running" waves ever obeerved “ Blood Demon,” 10:80. West would be the deuce of dia faced the tedious, week-long creased 88 per cent during the and trying to correlate them." pains caused hy hardening of monds. This would give South 1960a, • LAPO citudies show,- but pistol, tried to rob a 85-year-old on the sun. Waves seen in the the heart arteries. He apmit 12 Bkust WTiidsor. Drive to — task of trying to sort and Since last summer a detailed the contract without a strugate- detectives now spend only report of every major crime in truck driver. past stiêd in one location, he days in the hoepttal. "Dirty Harry," 0:06; *TKX- length headed by even, a slngls match 6,000 crime reperts. Pa- added. U88,” 7:80. He would be sure of four dia tric did it in Eui hour and a sus- about 40 per cent of their time Los Angeles—murder, rape, Kurt Wasland was on a down nte last stay of the former honor. Tou need far mora help on actual investigative work They have been named Stein president in a hospital was in Meadows Drive-to “Gris monds,' three spades and a from .your partner wlienyou ' pect was arrested. robbery, burglary, theft and ag town street Thursday when the and patrol Officers about 20 per waves after Alan Stein, a 28- January, 1071, when he spent som Gang," 7K»; “gtraw heart. South would simply de lead from J-x-x-x. There was the String of gravated assault—has been young bandit ordered: velop a club trick to make Ms cent of their time on^preventlve stored In the computer. Each “Stick your hands up. This is year-oM Caltech graduate stu three days in Brooke Army fiogu," 0:84; "Last Oranade,” to this ease, the heart lead apartment house burglaries. patrol. dent who first spotted them in General with what Ms doctors 11:82. ninth trtek. sinks South without a tmce. His Patrlo told, officers when and Ume officers stop a suspicious a real gun.” . No modem expert would So LAPD'has turned to a so car, interrogate, and then re movies of the sun taken at Big called “ mild viral pneumonia.” BIue-HUls Drive-to, — “ WUd- best chapce is to win the first adiere to beef up patrols and to Wasland thought he was play Bear solar observatory, headed He was taken by heUcoptor Rovers,” 7:80; “Qk^ vhyt dream of leading the deuce of trick and lead a low club. West watch for a lone man coming phisticated computer It hopes lease its occupants they fill out ing, and took the weapon from . , diamonds. Some might lead a an Interview which goes into by Zirin. from his ranch to the hospital Couldn’t Shoot Straight,’ 9 4 1 . can stop right up with Oie ace of out of an i^mrtment building Will greaUy speed detecUves’ the Ixqr. work and predict crime pat Patric. Because they maintain a ccfi- suffering from a fever end a - clubs iid^tlnue the. Wto. with a television. Otfeers. ar- “That’s my mother’s gun," I the queen of hearts. terns so patrol forces can be stant speed, scientists believe persistent cough. His physician giving the defenders fodr hearts rssted their man, only Slightly Because the system still is the boy said, “and I’m going to ^ The Unhid Major used more effectively. they are sound waves, since said Ms heart was not affected. and a club. But eveu tf Wsst disappointed because he was experimental, only six of get her.” Part of the reason for this Patric is short for Pattern magnetic -waves tend to loee Jolmaon had flown to Charlot T V T o n ig h t ducks the first riub. South can carrying a radio Instead of a LAPD’s 17 divisions scattered He and his companion fled. choice is the Value of leading speed as they expand. tesville from Itoahvllle, after a take only eight jMcks before he television. Saturday's TV Herald on unhid major suit against heUcopter trip to Chapel HUl, runs out of gas.' There was % rape in which n r Complete a notrump contract. Players Term., where he cdtended the Daily gnesHwi the victim saw only part of the who have major suite bid them; Thursday funeral of Buford El Parbwr opens wlA one heart, ' UcensC number of her assau if they don’t bid them, they lington, former Tennesaee gov 6 r it (8 ) I Dream ef Jeeimie sad the neert player foasea. Ton l t ’s automObUe and gUmpue,) (U) Jim and Tammy ernor .and onetime director of don’t have them. bold :Spodee, A-Q-J{ Hearts, 7. PcAb C&ce* ^Vhen dDtecttvGB came Office of ESmergen^ Planning (4 BOster Rogers An additional factor is the ad 4-S;Dlainonds, (H’M l CUks, to work next day, Patrlo had a under the Johnson adminte- (88) Bogan’s Heroes vantage c f leading a suit that poaslble sui^ct’s nune -'Eind tratiofL (48) I Love Lucy can be set up with little help What do yon aayt picture waiting. The victim EMlngton died of a heart at 8 iS8 (8) Trath or Oonse- from your partner. When you identlfted the photo and officers tack MConday in Aoca Raton, Answer: Bto diamonds. W illt to titfSO hMirtO made an Eurest an hour later. Ela. (8) Hogan’S Heroes well if your partner has any ^ “ When I came on the force I (84) lOeetrie Company are too strong for A respoase of can remember the rid detective (80) aaUgaa’s lataad smoking a cigar at the desk to Worid Wter n, an isolated (48) News « l-NT, not strong enough for 3- Questions regarding the Coast Guard’s role in the March 21 oil spill in Long band of Gurkhas suirbunded by down in robbery saying. “That Fiedler Debut at Carnegie 50S (8) What’s Happening âitri][FiitFr NT, and it is dangaraua to bid answered by Coast Guard Lt. Cmdr. Gary Crosby, left; Cmdr. German flro, held out for 12 8:48 (8-8-88) News spades with only three cards in ^?®**hell, and Lt. Neil Wise. Parents o f Lt. W ise live in Manchester. Conductor Arthur Fiedler leads his Boston Pops Orchestra in New York debut at Camesfie. (AP photo) days in Italy.^ (18) I Spy the -suit. The unocthodoK re Hearings were held this week in East Ljn;ne school. (AP photo) House Passes (84) Hodgepodge Lodge iEu^nini) sponse of two dUunonds Is the (88) To Ten the Troth least of ovUs. Policy On (48) Dariel Boone Pub’Jshed DsUr EUwept Sondajrs (k^qrright 1818 ‘How To Sell the Public* sad HoUMys at 18 BIsmU Street, 6:88 (8) CBS News Hancheater, Oonn. General Features Oorp. Environment (8) ABO News Oil Spill Cleanup Flaws Telephone 4184711 (88-88) NBC News >' Beooiid Class FosUge Fsid si HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — (84) Zomn tfanctaester, Oonn. (MHO) FILM. RATING GUIDE The House approved an “envi 6US5 (40) News suBscaupnoN bates ronmental poUcy” for the iState Vernon Officials Ponder School Problem PsjrsHe in Advanro For Parents and 1:08 (8) Primiw in Hearing of Ooimecticut Thursday mid (8) What’s My LineT B i z u i M Their Children killed a bill that worid have re- The Board of Elducatlora, in said, “We don’t know your hie sessions, 12 -month schooia problems at the high school will naturally pick the one with (18 Dick Van Dyke Three llonths ...... ATI instated long-term camping at effect, felt the pulse of the needs, educatianaUy, we have to One MonUi ...... S.» MARC CHABNBY smaU fnmtlon of the oil sirilCd however, later testified and tri-semesters. He said he level and he said the same situ the lowest price tag. “We can’t (88-80) News Assseiated Press Writer two almreUne kate porks. Town Council 1 ^ nlgM, as to talk in doUars.” Single Copy ...... 16e CM be removed from Long oU-soaked debris could fHt these things could be stud ation will exist at the elemen let the voter be abrnt-alghted,’ ’ (24) Black Journal KAfHAdnritliri E : . ^ LYME!, Oonn. (AP) — The Environmental Policy its thoughts on'‘what the next School board mmnber, Mrs. ied If the hoard would wait tary sclKMd level in September, he cmitinued, “ or ho will lose (48) ABO News l^tnesses'have presented a pic -I * proper way to clear Act had been praised and sup step ehould be cmiceming ex When tho hearing recessed, beaches riril. • Elarie Herbst suggested that until November to take a vote. 1973. In the end.” He said ha felt mu 1:80 (8) Whafs Happening ture of communication faUurea ported by Environmental Pro- pansion of Rockville High School perhaps the missing link in get- He explained this would give State Environmental Protection MacDonald, sticking to his nicipal officera tend to be (8) JuvenUe Jury and equipment that sqrietlmeB Commissioner Dan W. Lufkin , Elelshcri testifled the firm tecOon Commissioner Dan W. and its feelings as to why the tingithe first vote passed was the board time to study all of original observation that the short-sighted. - (IS) Candid Camera had trouble plEudng a boom teifWn last Jtmueury, but LufUn the fact the teen-agers did not the alternatives and eliminate couldn’t 'd o the Job., during the said the state is considering March 1 bond issue failed. public has to be sold, said he Councilman Donald Blden said (82) I Dream of Jeannie i3B cleaAnp of an 80,000-gaUon oU lawsuits againri anyone shown mouth cf the Niantic reversed his field after calcu- As observed by Councilman know how much the school those which would be unreeJls- felt the first referendum failed, he would rather see one por (84) WaU Street Week would cost them indlvidauUy. sirfU ott New London last to have been negligent in the^^®' ^ *‘®®P would cost Richard MacDonald, the same Uc. due to file poor markefing of tion of the soloed built pn^rly (88) Hollywood Squares month. case. He said information ***ellfl h beds. A first txxxn to implement the measure. Mrii. kCadellne Turk asked to 8 phrase was interwoven through Another education board the package. than to dilute M into throe por (40) Dragnet A state hearing recessed would be turned orer to state ***'‘*e and another had to be The House ameiided (he Wll member, WUUam Houle, said, explain some ^dlngs the out the discussion, “how to sell Board member Steven MArch- tions and then dlMto each one. 8:68 (8) O’Hara, U.S. ’Treasury Thursday, dntil next week • Atty. Gen. Robert J. KUlian ■uboUtuted at a different angle, ^ reduce certain paperwork re- the public.” “We seem to focus on either end League of Women Voters found OouncUmaa Hioniaa Benoit, (Repeat) Of the spectrum, either the en when they sponaored coffee am suggested that the plan be r17fi when more of the story — thto who could decide if °ny/»no was qulrements and to extend for School board chairman Joseph presented again but with some who confessed he was one of (8880) Sanfmd and Son time from the owiiera of a negligent, however. 'VWse also testified that the ®"® y®“*' ***® deadline tor state Powers first asked memben of tire package <«■ double ses hours befoca the referendum, in cute, “if this la done the voters the ones who wanted the plans (8-48) Brady Bunch (Be- grounded tanker and from the But One mate culprit adilch firm’s first containment boom *6 ®**®!®* to submit plans for. both boards to express their Bions.sions.’’ ' “I- X uonxdon’t thinkuunx eitherenner an effortenon to«» explainexpuun theuio sclwolsuuuw . . ------, .V . .. . ^ nmiKmiwt an anMna Pe«*) i , .clean-up, firm hired by them — can’t be sued has emerged, he on the scmie of the grounding f***2 ^^**®*' “ ®^ deadline opinions as to why the |8.6 mil board or the pubQc is so naive plans. ’The League did not take will see woiwd ttolr first v<^ JitUkaiativea the strongest impression League hoard and the council make a to .get out and work Be view eletoUp' ten. New islan d cleanups tetween tetween different stricken______tanker. ______He inid , the ®®*u™ . teat state projects _ _ have Speaking first. Councilman in betweeiL S^tsgmXag t ^ the members gained was that the . r. . . . , . ^ i,'Jntolmal'desti«totive>^ “concerted” effort to let the Sf*'**^ 8:80 (88-88) Movie (Bepeat) PoUiiijW _ ^ ltroi CoV^wirijthe agenclea , flrte’fe «»tolmal> dtest^ Donald Sadrozinskl said, “I public be sMxnded o u t. as to people felt strongly that they (8-40) Partridge Family were not informed properly people know what is going on. *** T****®^ macMnro i-P W ek of JTOush o f* the' - ...... teeU '"The message that conies barrels an hour on a Job in-'™® “ jdronment. think the voters were what alternatives are preferred (Bepeat adien the study qf the school Wolff, who noted be was .orlg- “ “ Njto “ f"***-^ <* -mony, ,biit. Its repitoentEUives , „ (fWn the, opy is, vc^vtog toe emptying of toou- , “ ™ n’s deepen to cut off all to tell us they don’t Wan^tq) r MPAA [{.didn’t gii'.,a-chaBCfi.iojwptf- A was being made. Shs suggested tosijy for an expanded ittool ‘WMW x,':*ept M 2 ily yet stedTct gôhs Cfîfrom the *2”®'*®™ oetellihg A8> spend 88.6 mlHlon.” He 'Coast Gtwrd commander said . , ...... d nof share'ue that the board send out ques wMch would accommodateil,000 set pndritles,' said, ship’s holds, and ho said tubing *teônassett State Pta* In ' ed that they might, a t ______. . pupils, revised Ms thinking and Jarnw MhCar^ f(84) FUm Odyseey .^nt oiie p ^ t .he . w . ^ considering “We’ve . , _.had_____ ,*_ sort of milling brought to toe tanker at first “ “ ****7 Rooky Neck state referendum, accept one of sev- urgency is to- tionnaires to determine the feel ings of the voters, before an- suggested that sAy revised plans • :00/(8) Movie (Bepeat) ^ jMtimg Qte firm off the. Job and and danelng about — and it’s wasn’t long enough to directly Ui East I^rme had eral alternatives, if these alter- /(8-40) Boom 88 (Bepeat) J>isagreeltng with Houle’s other referendum. be geared to a•• 2,600-student ^ “ ■ { ■/^ttftgMtomebne else to finish nobodyc fault — but in the roach a barge biYxi^ along- * ««“«d the ire of longterm natives were presented with a statement wtpivwglng Ms per- 8 : 8 8 (8-40) Odd Couple (Re- it. . . . . meantime oil is leaking into the side toe tanker. campers; But a bill that wmild price tag on each. viewpoint about file urgency for Powers took exception with sch^. He said this revMwi senUmonts. He said he peat) space. Powers said, “ We have Another Coast Gufurd oHlcer wter." ®®* «lde 240 sites at Reflecting Ms thoughts. Coun the statement that the public mllUon fi^ strongly qppose any sug- (18) 700 Club testified teat a tug arriving on East Lymeis first aelectman, Hammonaasett and 76 sites at cilman Thomas Wolff saM he run out;of breathing time, we 18:00 (8-48) Love, American are in a criste sltuatloa.’’ He on at the' study meetings not Oene too scene with an unloading uennto Murphy, aaid his town ^ Rncky Neck for longterm felt the failure was probably Style (Repeat) ■ s m s : barge caUed for the tailor’s has already started litigation <»n»Ptog tolled to muster a ma- due -to the overall economic pic explained building costs will ing there had been reams of in- ® cCit would be (84) Vibrations (Repeat) , . "CBioS , keep 'escalating and the town farmation in the newspapers. OtMff OMMHUrfM } •; owner, and was out of radio agatost Spentenbuah. Be echoed , “Vf Jority in the House. ture comMned with the fact, 10UI8 (8) Meet tbe Masters F vS ir^ S m »;• content whte. the Coast Chiard Lufkin’s about oigan- ^®***"**u ®*td his firm s teati- it------,------will end up with less school for Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, su HftWB that the inclusion of a swim (88) TUs Is Tour life 1^; WMted' it to stay so a shallower problems. more money.’’ perintendent of schools, explain •*Am**9 a OM ming pool in the expansloti (SO) The Oriddlggers draft .teg could be ,te»oked t o Its .‘.jgy ,^tenton Is tote toe cledn- a ^conference, dealers. The bm had plans, had turned a lot cf Teo- Mrs. Herbst. expressed ctm- ed fiiat the board members A fi^ he sMd, worid jât these be dtscussed before 11:08 (8-8-88-80-48) News cern that “the talk is always spoke to many groups during barge. And, he said, there Were up corid hare been hêr’w- 2 *^ *»«en recoinmlttod and then re- ide off. eliminate the entire physical e^ again on tfa^ usual (18) Omar and Walter otoer stances of d el^ ganlsed,” EDuphy said. “It idtoie wul take it to court. surreCted on Wednesday, about mortar arid brick arid not tho period it was making its ucatlon wing for another cut of , Ariced how many alternatives 11:88 (8) Movie cEUised by equipment at the so long to got Uifkln Eidjourned the hearing cooqern. about the kids who wiU derision as to whether there 81 milUcxi. He said offering could be put to a referenduni Noting he strongly supports (88-80) Johnny Carson LUTZ JUNIOR BIUSBCM scene that couldn’t, handle the concrete h^penlng. It’s hard to ““tU ’Tuesday without calUng ooor SHOW vote, Town Attmney Abbott go ihto' it.” should be another separate Mgh these alternatives would allow more study and temporary (8-48 Dick Oavett Show ^ ______the full Job. decide adiat’a at for the pollution control firm’s rep- * Schwebel erqdained it w;as Ms Wolff interjected that he felt school built or whether file ex- votoirs to e l t e ^ t e what aolutlons and no building, Mb- 1:08 (8) All About Faces presents ’The commander, James Flel- , . , things Just lumpened too resentotlre8..He said later that ACOnON I (^riMon that perhaps two could toe bond {sUng facility should be expand- Ctotoy suggeeted the board 1:48 (8) Movie eheU, stressed- however that slbiriy." "we hEul to take It in some or SUNDAY, APRIL 8 he put on, maybe one queriion J jJ iS S lJ S " ed and up to the time the plans this to the voters, he comment- punue a. course of class Aift- "THE CALL OF THE RUNNING TIDE" this ari* first •’ ei^rience coe print the hear- der.” 10 A.M. - 8 P.M. went t o ' referendum. He noted ed, adding, “ and I think the ^îble seaskons, portable with the pori and one without . . . visit the tontastic reefs and isismis that meet of thoee involved bad j^g T.ifrin asked ETelshell if he Sons of Italy HaU ■ Off Mrin He said he felt that if., more assumed people understood, that few people attended these board should proceed without classrooms or whatever the al- Seed Export Reiumee ai^l I ,assume they didn’t, we of beautiful EVench Priynpsia had with a large spUi cf home- ^ d hare been helped by St. at 74 Court St. than two alternatives were pre meetings, “they are only In ’ teniatlves might be. MEiXTOO Cmr — Mexico re- heating oil in open water. clearer guidelines. Efiddletowa. Ooim. sented, the board might end up assuihed people read the papers terested when it comes to putt Counrilman Stuart Neff dls- r will new be up to (he Board qently srid 18,000 metric tons APRIL 0 — SUNDAY — 8:80 P.M. and I assume they don’t.’’ The rii was by the “That Would be ideal," Flri- FREE! ADMISSION with no school at all. ing mcmey on the line,” he com agreed concerning letting the of EkMcntlon to weigh all of the of saffiower, seed for exp<»t tanker F. L. HEiyes, vdilch went ,j,cu gjdjj listing some things he said Bailey Aodltorlam — Manchester High Soboel etlbie: d o o r pRizBiS Referring to eoitamento made- mented. voters decide what kind H I C n CINTIR NOW flah and :, qmaU organisms on g,use adequate." noted that many coffee hours, Draws State Reprimand âches .teê «»a. A Coari „jf têy didn't improve I p ^ c informational meetings, 643-7833 fR II PftKKINC, HI4 H Of THI4 TUI (OoBllinied ffom Page One) with such an Intense flow. Guardman ijtold the cleanup is brihg in ^ r re- p ro meetings and publlo hear 1^ In the renovated plant, the TONIGHT 7 :88- 8:88 still being conducted, Du) with sources.’’ I^laheR said he told ings had been held to eitplaiit! The stele order does not dl- backwash water would be fed UtUe hope that anythlHR lmt a ufficiri. “ teldÛ^ tew the plans. He cited the failure rerily ‘rriale to recent com- mto a holdhig tank from wMch ’ down to him." The next day of school bond issues through Idaints hy west side residents of ^ would be discharged Into a **ABRIUJANTFEilTOF things imiuoved,' STrishell said. out. the state. “I think we are bod taste and odor In West Side sewer line over a 84-hour peri F U iL O IL Lt. Nell Wise, imother Coast facing a situation where people water vriiicb is treated at (he od. MOVIE-MAKlNCr RE.STAURANT Guard officer, testified that at have said they do not want to Cooper HLU plant. However, the Giles speculates that the -T IK ^ MAGAZINE one p ^ t'h e stepped the firm’s spend thto kind of money,’ ’ the plans to renovate (he Cooper state became. aware of the •R-R-R-k-tt ROUTE 88 ELLINGTON 17.7 employes from raking sand on Mayor added. Hill PiaM, plans the Board of 8N QaL Mbk problem as the result of feder “Refined DiMng in a Oolonlai Atmoqpbere” L Diw NoMbe For DaUveiy the brimh — a procedure he He told the education board Directma recently indicated to al efforts to enforce a.pre f N riHt PARK OPi N -1000 BY POPULAR DHMAND M ftanr BtaoBeMentoo said only drives the oil further he did not feel it had to be so West Side residente they worid law wMch requires dischargers fW| 7 PM Sfll k P M ’ into the sand — and from rak- CHAIHSE I conceniod about the time factor wBflfiBilflw M A N C H IS m expeditiously punue, would' ' of materials Into navigable wa SUN 1 P M The B etoni Ekigagemeat of tite tihg. oil-soaked debris into the in getting the school cons^truc- eliminate the problem cited in ters to have a permit. OIL H IA t. INC. water. Mynm Knudsen, a feder tken under way. He said the the state order, according to Giles recently filed an appli 'm ost ox(8iting nMway Dick Richard Trio ' 649-4908 al Eihvlronmetdri Protection votera knew all about the time Jay Giles, town water and sewer cation for the permit with fed COLOR Sox — Dtnma — Ooidovox —• Voeols Admlnistrattcn - spokesman, «nd they turned the ap In tho Worthso s f @ (0 3 ^ superintendent. eral authorities who apparently * * * * * I FOR CREDIT | propriation down. asked the stated DESP to com SnfEBY THURSDAY • FRHXAY • SATURDAY NIGHT Originally a bid date of April So if the town succeeds in its IHdetheNiHGiiRtllllhNl efforts to accomplirii the 8800,- ment on the town’s permit re 1 was set in order to avoid furibi quest UMifl to Be wmM) CRISP AHUEi Maes, Oqrttends, Bed, GMden Dellriens, Bus- 000 renovation, either by issu Mlip Wlncti>|Tfl_' . ‘ er rsfalattnff conatruotion coots. Ih addlUon to the impurities « B « « * lANQUIT FACILiniS The first plan for the eiq>anaion ing a bond after a referendum F R E W : Asparagus, Green Beiims, Eggplant, Oreen, Yel (a possibUity mentioned by the which have been flltei^d out of low Squash, Dandelions, Green, Bed Feppeie, Peas, Oheny I for one full year! had a cost of 810Ji million ab NEW RIDE» NENGIMESI directors) or by the^ceipt cf the drinking water, chemicals FRL - SAT. • SUN. Phono 87 2-0269 Ibmateea, Parsnips, Shslots, Leeks, Boston, Romalne Let toched to it airi the board re included in the discharge water NEW-CHINESE FOOD tuce, White Sweet Potatoes, OaoUflewer, CUnqie. Savoy I R I S H n YEAR TD FAY— FREE! ■ vised the idans on request of the federal assistence (a grant (q>- 3 Aetton Hits 1 iricaticn is pending), the town are soda ash and chlorine, GUm B B Plus B B CabbWb, C6ni, Brhaaells SproiMa, Brigium Endive. Town Oounril and came iq> with sajrs. These are added at the IMF tavor double seorioos instead of BvMi'if the Cooper HIU reno Robert Taylor of the DEIP TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1972 . f 8:00 P.M. CELERY HEARTS ...... 6a. and the other could vation is delayed, the town may confirmed Giles speculation in AT CANTALOUPES ...... «a. be able to comply with the state ■ASinBE y S M O N if they would favor an op- commenting on tbe order. He PABADli KMCHEDPLBD TRINITY COVENENT CHURCH HONEY TANGERINES .. ___ . . . doz. propclatlan not to exceed a cer order by tying the line now obeerved that most pollution WM ran Su n d a y . ^ gal. D l used to discharge the backwash on Hackmatack Street SEALTEST ICE CREAM . tain number of doUars, for an consists of “natural materials COLOR We Osny Tlw Manohester Evenlu HbMid exitenBoa program. water into a town sewer line, have been concentrated at some — eOCDISTB - Giles says. However, some STOQK CAR Phis (XIMPLBTB UNE OF SUNDAÂFBRS Board member Robert Du- point” and thus throw off eco A lice K tegeley, CkmtnatD GET YOUR OONN. 88o LOTTERY.TICKETS HUDEt Beou dlaagreed with tbe may study of this worid have to be logical balances. FIGURE 8 RACES (^rruB Tom ridiui, Baritone or’s auggestian that the voters made to see if this solution is Giles says, tbe normal flow EVERY SAT.-8 :0 0 P.M. BUsabeth OeweU, Flutist i be «loarad a oboloe aocordtng to feasible. through the plant is two million ' David LaecsB. raarlneUst "T H E K IN G Ytnniiariy KEITH’S m doUan. He said bs felt the The jirbMem is that the 60,- ."of Manchester ■ gallons a d^ . ’The 60,000 gal- ROUTE 199 Also—The Baohsnnaini from South United if-th odist Church OF l|M aw n atrcst • IMB4U8 I sdbool hoard bod a nuponotbUify 000 galions is discharged with loim baokwaHi water contains The Sacred D êrc riC y^ O tB gajytoaal Church to prasM t tbe ttiinimiim stand in about 30 minutes, according the impurities filtered from the AGAWAM. MASS, F R O D U C r* OfgBN 6 d a y s a WEKK^MdN., THCES. * FRI. NIGHTS ■ ards for the sebool. to Giles, end the sewer lines in daily flow and some soda ash hot Pirklsf, Irit Proceeds to b eq ^ Laurel Musle Onmp Soholuablp Fuad 878 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER L 648-8884 Pater Humphry the area might have problems and chloriqe, according to Giles.

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P A G E F IV E PAGE POtJR; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALlJ? MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1972 ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCH^TER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1972 O R . LAWRENCE E. LARU Ecuailor^g Exports Up POLLY^ POINTERS QUrro —- Ecuador’s total ex Gangster Gallo Slain ports the last three years have Epilepsy Is Just ^ ’ exceeded $200 mlUlcn amuially, Uses Half-Shield contrasting with a yearly aver age of $80 million in the 1940s On Sleeveless Dresses Another Disease In Underworld Area and about $100 million in the 1900s. ' NEW YORK (AP) —- Joey Ity Day Rally in Oolumbua Joey went to prison. Larry took By POLLY CRAMER By Lawrence Lamb. M.D. ander the Great ^ GaBo, a member of Brooklyn’s CIrcte. »«ver the operation until he died ported by some aujjbprittes Gallo Brothers gang whoos un- There waa Immediate police of cancer In 1968. Then the DEAR POLLY—Helen wrote about shields for the Dear Dr. Lamb — I have to have been anîej'* derworld eiqiloits were psro- speculation that Gallo was be- youngest brother, Albert held underarms of sleeveless dresses. I want to tell her that had seizures since I was 11 'The world would died In the movie "The Gang hind the riiootiiig, which left sway but apparenty not very I cut a piece of bonded knit the same color as the dress, 'or 12, years old, and I am quite a different p l a ^ ith- That Couldn’t Shoot Straight," Colombo near death, but Gallo succeaafuUy. YOU CAN in the shape of a half-shield, and sew it inside the bottom now S2 and have them oc out either of'them., was shot to death early today and hla men denied any knowl- when Joey got out of prison of the armhole. Tack it down on the seam to hold in casionally, but only at mght in a restaurant in the Little edge of it. he reportedly had become FIND IT place. All my sleeveless dresses stay real nice between after a nervous, exhausting Dear Dr. Lamb—I . am 77 Italy aection of lower Manhat- Gallo got hla nickname when Mendly with many black In- AT cleaning and washing time.—HILDA day. M y, parents call them and have high blobd pres tan. he waa sorreated at the age of ^ a t e s and wtm said to have 'THE H EA L'IH fainting spells and will not sure with poor oirâtion. Craay Joe or Joey the Bkmd 31 on burglary riiatgea. IB»4 added a luunber of btecks to DEAR POLLY—I want to tell Helen that as an alterna discuss this problem. My I am taking medioliie from as he waa more famlHarly aloof attitude in court pusried nig gaiw to atrengthen it FOOD FARM tive to dress shields, which I find a n n o^ g , I have had ?uestion is my husband feels the doctor 0us fluid pQls for raown, ram to U n ^ ’a tto ^dge who ^ red a psy- Colombo’, men report- 747 MAIN STREET very good results using an aerosol product which, when should tell our 15-year-old sweUing in niy legs and I Manchester • 645-6066 sprayed on the inside of a garment, protects against daughter that her children can’t sleep a t> night. A 1,1. th .t 0 . 1. Next to State TIteatre stain and odor. This is used in addition to a personal de I DIxm Lynn Irene Bam chtfe Snaa Marie Donovan Joyce Abb.Mtaloiiey will probably have epilepsy. friend of mine told me wine odorant. While it cannot refnove a stain, it does quite a Can the type of seizure I was good for the. circulation. Si srsSjJ* ^ declared: "put $100,000 on the good job of neutralizing an odor that may be in a gar have be inherited? Would you advise W s? gunned down by a single gun- um and ot making hla de table and we’U talk. Otherwise ment. Such a product can be bought in the notion depart mon at 6 :N a.m. fenae” and concluded he was Dear Reader—There is no no deal." ments of stores here in Peoria.—MRS. W. G. R. Miss Manchester Pageant Contestants Dear Reader—U plf^ you He waa taken to Beckman and "presently in- yes or no answer to your have liver damage, stomach Dewntewn Hospital in a police gane." Thus he became known Sources reportedly said that DEAR POLLY—My 5-year-old son has been a hospital Among the thirteen area daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Jaycee chaperones are Mr. and Robert Donovan of East Hart- question. Unless your hus ulcerst or other medical car and pruwunced dead on ar- gg «crasy Joe." Colombo refused to buy Gallo P c M l f S band also has epilepsy, how patient many times and one of the best ways I have' young women who will compete F. Maloney Sr. of 25 Norwood Mra. Bradley Keazer, 133 N. ford. She is presently in her iroblems that cause You dif- rtval. He joined hia brother Lorry, off. and . irffered „ instead , $1,000 found to keep him happy without a lot of expense is the Elm St. second year at Central Con- ever, there isn’t a real high Fi'iculties, there ik no reason GoUo 43, was released from ,gho was fRgfcT years older, in a dinner celebrating W llllO Ilt tomorrow nlj^t in Bailey Audi- St. She will graduate from Man- Lynn Irene Barracllffe, 18, is necUcut State College. Her tal- probability thW either your that you couldn’t t a k ^ little following; I cover a regular coat hanger with ribbon torium for the title of Miss Man- cheater Hlgli School this year. Sing Sing Prlswi at Ossining o,e Profacl g ^ . Later the »!««« !»<•«»- and then buy a lot 6f small inexpensive items at the the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ent is singing. Her Jaycee chap- daughter or her children will bit of wine.at night.VSome last March after serving eight youngest brother, Albert, also "Crasy J®«” was censtdarsd P cvflM T S have the problem. Actually diiQe store. These are wrapped in bright paper and tied chester of 1972 are these four Her talent is playing the organ. Edgar Barracllffe of 98 W. Mid- erbnea are' Mr. and Mrs. Jeff people find this very.ûseful years for extortion. In prison became a member o2td they feared in both the under- girls. only three to five per cent Manchester Parents YVHbout to thcshanger with ribbon. The toys cost very little so I Her Jaycee chaperones are Mr. die Tpke. She wiU graduate Keith, 97 OverloiA Drive, In helping thenj^'tleep. he earned a reputation as-a ,oon tcntnnA a reputation for *’®*'*‘* Brooklyn Competition in the Miss Man of the relatives of individ Paxtnen meet 2nd and 4tfa can usually buy enough so he has one to enjoy after each and Mrs. Barry Shaw ot 159 from Manchester High. School Tite winner of the pc^êant To the extent 'that the al champion of black inmates. ruthleasness waterfrent community where chester Pageant, sponsored by Bryon Rd. uals with epilepsy also have Tlusday of each month at 8 meal. Thiis gives him something to look forward to and this year. Her talent 1s playing has the distinction of compet- cohol in the wMe acts as a Three weeks Ago, he married -niey reported to keep a “'’®'*- pan. at Community Baptist the Manchester Jaycees, In Kathleen Joan Dixon, 18, is the piano and singing. Her ing for the Miss Connecticut the same proolem. I am the hanger is kept hanging where he can see it.—JANET sedative and relaYOS a per Sina Easary, a 39-year-old dl- I1UIM7 lion in their cellar that His extortion conviction grew Church, 566 E. Center St., cludes swimsuits, evening gown the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jaycee chaperones are Mr- and crown. ’ Priscilla Ann Doyle of more concerned about your son’s nerves and helps them vorcee from Akron, Ohio. The jggug an accomodating out of an attempt to ccRivlnce a and parents’ attitude toward the Manchester. r r tqlent categories. The win- Robert A. Dixon of Bolton. She Mrs. Lee McCray of 280 E. liDd- Rockville won both titles last sleep it is probabw bene wedding took place in the jf tossed a piece of meat Manhattan cafe owner to turn ner problem and what it may psHSiwmMMMMm Polly's Problem will go on to the Miss Con- will graduate from Bolton High die Tpke. year which enabled her to enter ficial. It ‘ doesn’t, unfortu apaifment of actor Jerry Or^ while they were interviewing over half hia bualneaa to him. If 'Widowed, divorced, sep^ necticut Pageant. School this year, and her tat- Susan Marie Donovan, 19, is the Miss America Pageant in have done to you. nately, do anythlng:j|dse that crated or never married and DEAR POLLY—The tab end on the invisible zi]zip b a ^ who played a ^rM ter ppogpectlve ahakedown victims, when the proprietor asked Joyce Ann Maloney, 18, is the ent is handicraft display. Her the ^daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Atlantic City, N.Y. Epilepsy is just another is particularly good ior the have ’ one living child, you perer down the back of a double-knit dress came off. ^ seldom lost for time to think It over, Gallo illness and a fairly frequent circulation. In truth.'tho per are eligible to join. If inter / can Someone tell me how to fasten the tab without one at that. You certainly son who uses too moch al Huaigni. A rre sts became mote months in the hoatoital on m e." ested, caU 648-5715, taking the zipper out and putting a new one in?- Upsala Choir should be under medical su cohol in a n y 'fo m ii'^ Oven ANN The deato rau the recrad treqoont. Once Gallo declared ^ Ostomy Club pervision if you are not and damage the heart muscle, garytend-atyte slayl^ to a courtroom speech, "The Sets Concert Meets Monday a person with as infrequent but this occurs dnlV iin In metropolitan area in the p a ^ The Baby Has episodes as your letter indi dividuals who take consider hours. A reputed uirierworid „ Umes-ttot’s juS. I DEAR POLLY—My Pet Peeve is with the background ^ At Em anuel cates is usually easily con ably more than a glass of The newly-formed Ostomy trolled with medicine. ^ *’®®”^ picked up maybe 150 music (noise) on television. This noise was. very bad wine with their meals or at times, only they iwver make a during the commentaries during the Miss America pag The Upsala College Chamber Cl“i> wUl meet Monday at 7:80 It is always disconcerting bedtime. You could use any 7^?^’ I »>®«« worked over for eant last fall. Also, every so often when there is good sing Choir ot East Orange, N.J., wlU P-">- *be Confermice Room to see someone attach a stig of the wines that you find in ing on the air the accompaniment is so loud it kills the present a concert Saturday at R At Manchester Memorial ma to a medical illness. your local supennarkets or GaUo and his b rib e rs, AAlbert l^ rt ndU my hat site on toy effect of the singer. I know we, the consumers, must sup 7:80 p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Hospital. Been Named Some of the most important liquor stores. Most of the and Larry, were leaders of a „ .a «* •>- port Little Caesar’s charity but I think they should be Church. The concert Is open to The purpose of the meeting is figures in world m sto^ have table wines and the dkssert ganglaiul foctioti involved in a MITES to reach all people In the Man the gang war truce. quiet when there is something worth-while to be heard. the puMic, and a free will offer aiso had epilepsy, which was wines are a]ipproxiihi 19 shooting war that left 12 dead —MRS. C. A. N. ing will be tpceived. chester, Vernon, Tolland and why Julius Cfaesar had the per cent alcohol by Vtûnne. in the eariy 1950s. The choir, directed by Richard Soanlon, TUnothy Cross, son of Atty. Richard and Ruth "falling sickness,” and Alex- (NEWSPAPIlt ENTUPRIH A»NJ The shooting eariy today was Toensiiig, Isis one.one of the most «eo«tomle8, w Andrews Scanlon, 711 West End Ave-, New York City. He was iqiparentiy the work of a stnad* unorthodox ot its kind in the ileal bladder^ regardless of whether or not they have had bom March 9 at Doctor’s Hospital, New Yortc OW. His mater assailant, police said.‘ The gun- ■ L K C T R O L U X I College Notes | United States. It specialises in nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Andrews, 41 Ken- mazi entered the restaurant by mixing various tyi>es ot media s r a c iA L It is hcq>ed Uiat through such slngtoa St., ManebCater, ISs paternal grandparents are Mr. and Service Notes a side door and started riioot- Miss Hope E. Pastel, daugh in an attempt to bridge the Mrs. Howard Scanlon, WMte Plains, N. Y. His maternal great FDEL ing, hltihig Gallo three times. VROwmCIORMrsRfbHlIt ter of Dr. and Mrs. Harvey communication gap through mu a meeting, people with a com mon problem will come to grandmother is Mrs. Eva Andrews, East Hartford. WIJ A CtenoB. CMD. I GeOIo staggered from the RMSoMbyElootrBlix Pastel of 640 Porter St., took sic. Flariiing lights, multiple Sgt. Thomas B. Ford, son of l l J j f gether to exchange ideas and restaurant and fell in the WlthiWrittuGRinitao fourth place in the advanced turns, quadraphonic sound, Cooke, Blatthew Jeaa, son of Matthew F. and Mary Wal Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa B. Ford Look Who*s Coming street. equitation over fences event slides and acting all comple otter helpful hints to others in cf Slocum Rd., Helnon, is with (24-Hr. NoOee Iw > . frNiEloctrfin an effort to make their re- lace Cooke, Lake Park, Fla. He was born Feb. 25 at Palm Two younsr Ottawa girls look at posters Thursday duced by tho Ottawa Vietnam Mobilization Com The dining room of the ree- at the St. Lawrence University ment the group's singing. the 807th Strategic VTng of the DeHvety) Beach Gardens (Fla.) Hospital. His maternal grandparents are calling on people to “confront Nixon” during his mittee, advertise a rally to be held outside the Par taurant showed slfh* of a horse show. Peatured%^ be t^m ixed habllltatlw more complete, Mr. and Mrs. F. Earl Wallace Jr, 84 Imperial Dr., South Strategic Air Command at U- N.. 24-Hr. Burner Servtoe / Visit to Ottawa April 13 to 15. The posters, pro- liament Building April 16. (AP Wirephoto) struggle, with two tables a w - media WOTks, “Pax Domini” Helen Towner, R. Windsor, His paternal grancfoaroite are Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Tapao Alrfleld, Thailand, as a Miss Deborah L. Knowlton and "Recessional.” The chdr enterostomal therÛt at YWe- Cooke, BnxStlyn, N. Y. IBs maternal /great-grandparents are structural reprirman. A 1969 tuned, when newsmen viewed C oop eru Ho t 0 1 Cow the scene an boor later. Fsltoe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John wiU also sing "Tte Deum,” an Haven M escal Center, Mr. and Mrs, F. Earl Wallace, Avon, and Mre.^George Higgins, graduate of Rham IBgh Schori, fi A. Knowlton of 22 Scarborough ancient religious chant, using wlU pest psaker. IHere^- 315 Hackmatack St., Manchester. ' Sgt. Ford was assigned at Cas said Gallo had been eating wttb ^6 9 1 ? BE SURE . >sBLISS has been serving the Home Owner bells, candles and Uve and re- so will be a physician avaUable tle AFB, .Calif., before airlving his wife and daughter. Rd. and a freshman executive to lead a discussion period. W a its Monogan for 90 YEARS. For a complete FREE INSPECTION of corded sound. More conventional His assailant was described secretarial major at Oreen | Glover, Karen BaiSabetfa, daughter of Murray end Linda in Tlialleuid. your home by a Termite Control Expert, luparviaed A Mrs. Towner, a graduate of Mountain College, Poultney, VL, works wlU also be included in as a stocky man, wearing a Massachusetts General Hospital Roberts Glover, 66 White Birch Lane, WUUaton, Vt. % e was by tha finest technical staff, phone our nearest has been anmlnted to Green ' the program. bom Feb. 5 at University ot Vermont Medical Center, Bur Urging dark suit, in his eariy 40’s. Po- Electrolux The Rev. C. Henry Anderson School ot Nursing, completed a Uce said Gallo had been shot local office; Kw. Memb^xeel^ted ^ certified training program in lington, Vt. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Rus basis of good ciflztfcshipfikcait*' ‘fr aapd the Rev. Ronald J. Four- sell Roberta, 540 Spring St, Manchester. Her paternal grand-/) several times, iqqTarently with 1123 Main emic proficiency^'and leader^' ] " nler, co-pastors of Emanuel enterostomal therapy in 1969 at S e n a te ’ s D e c isio n Drug Care a.ptetri. i\. . , .V Ferguson-Droste-FergusMi •Hos parents are are Mr.' and Mrs. Eteqn Glqyer, Ithaca, N.Y- shq> potential, serve as ccun- . Church, are both alumni of Up Her maternal gr^ti ’grahdpareats are Mr. and Mrs. Leroy'' ^ A E I r n g t o N (AP) — Act- the l i t i magarine aUeg&tiadE^^^San D ii^ UnUm both' oatrieil ^"wAfB^GTON fAPi — 8 a v . the surviving 1 ^ - EAST HARTFORD sei^ to incoming freshmen | sala College. The fqspearance pital in Grand 'Rapids, Mich. hirj^tty. Oen. Richard G. and by Sen. Roman Hriiska, R- stories- Thursday about the .... j ' er of the notorious gang that 649-9240 , ____ ...... ,,,..... „ ^ Oari, . position ,^t Yalq-New Roberts, Covoitry,' and Mrs. H. Ross I/ewis, 28 Andor Rd., t«! the choir in IKancbMter is pert Mhnehester. She has a rioter, Judith, 2^ . lOIbHlenBt learns today wheth- Neb., ranking committee R^.raonth-old interview. . waa run by three broOwr# who 528-0606 its weekend mini-tour through5Haven ww_ establlêd . ■ f'" : V • 'J» ♦ * ; Jr f- , r , e|pthe Senate wUl take up bia puUlcah, to end the hearin^-r ^ Friday the Bal- “tranrierred the burden police deacrlbeAMto mob enfdr- American Cancer Society’s de.. ' ' ■ ' " ■ f- • Bliss URMITI CONTROL COUP. ' New Bteglahd. Oebel, Erik Jen, son of Ronald A. and Linda Walion nqtnination before ^ end ^ immediately. timore Sun said: “The Sun re- cf drug abuse to the civilian ^ Open 8 to 6 Daily P cislon to sponsor this type of ttie month to be the natioa's Thelr revolt against the lead- DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 Atwood Speaks The Manchester Unit ot the ■ ] ^ . therapy as a pUot project. Gebel, Southlngtoitc He was bom March 17 at Mfuichester Me TunneyAUUUVJ told newsmen he rvoprCBdlMtUVeRepresentative VRsen’swaukma m sector," Rep. avtusJohn mumosouMonagan to-w ^ r ■■■ ■Ml In thA lib . 1 law officer. inclndiiiK Saturday American Cancer Society wiU The cooking term "frioossee” Those wishing more informa morial Hoeirital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mis. Starry ISight-FUweri '• , ___ - wanted the bearings expwded guegatlon that the article waa day urg^ mandatory treat- ®*^** under- The Oldest & Largest In Conn. To Garden Club tion may contact the Manches- Clement E. Watson, Plainfield, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ’ The Senate Judlclary O^- ____ he gave the committee a nvent for GI addicts. ®"‘y sponsor a Sherry ijmchAn*! means meat cut into pieces; id a vote today fro m ait inter- ...... «« «... world war that left 13 dead, ra- braised; finished off ter Unit of the American Can Lamothe, Brooklyn, Conn. His paternal grandmother is Mrs. n^ttee scheduled a vote today gworn affidavit from on inter- , , .. ma He also said the military . . j » _ Frank Atwood, former farm Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. at the browned; in gravy. cer Society, 287 E. Center St. Frances Gebel, Garden Dr., Manchester. He has a sister, Lisa, ^ R«venue Service agent, A. ^ Wtemi «*ould immediately review^ ®^®^ wounded and four program dlrectim for WTIC Ellington Ridge Country dub. 2%. qjgiy^Kleindi^. tee J^ e stuta, which accused lesa-tean-honoraWe discharges whoee garden column appears __ . , . ____ Wpaênt ^ intem^^ Henry D. Steward of ^ interview __ veteasi/iwiw *Hl6 BhOOUlljr ended when each Friday in The H er^ T ^ «vent is open to aU women Sedlak, Mrilssa Jane, daughter of Neil W. end Natalie lîephcne A Telegraph Carp., 5iera’of'raWês^ ^ to give an iUustrated talk on in the Manchester, Bolton end iwt Umtt tee probe to two more mto Dokti-nrtMH. 9 W ^/r couventlon convenuoii guaran^gu&romev arid tuiu ------and a truce waa arrange by Derby Sedlak, Star Route, StaffordvlUe. She woe bom-March appear beftxre tee fienate — ~ "Bulbs and A Trip to HoUanid” Vemon area, , uu® ®4 ***■ lleutenante, Joseph 17 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar trust suit." . Armed Services Subcommittee gj. Scotts, Monday at the Manchester Gcu> Thst program wiU feature^ ents ere Mr. and. Mrs. John M. Derby, 12 Vemon St., Man .The panel agreed after a pun n ey said lOelndleiist den Club meeting at 8 p.m. at "F lair with Food,” a demonstrap chester. Her paternal -gnuufoarents are Mr. and Mrs. Jrim ctoaed meeting Thursday to steward of any The Sun; in diqxttlng the aUe- Joey Gcdlo went to prison un- the Robbins Room of Center tion anff discussion hy SVank Sedlak, Stafford Springs. She has a brother, Gordon. for ex- Congregaticnal« v.nun.Church.1^ Latucce, Jr., ooordliiator of the «*<*,« * said o>- Atwood r^ d to 1970 I^r curriculum \ at Mugelony, Christopher Paul, son Of John Edward and — reins and M years at \ m c . Since thenhe Ownmunlty OoUege. President *®» Anderaon-pObUshed ®f i*"^*^*”* bu*ta®*» resumed In Brooklyn. Deborah Luce Margelony, 40 Orchard SL, RoCkvlUe. He was ***êêd'*a briivj nairtod by Pre-Spring SALE has continued to co-hoet with Tickets______may__ be___ obtained______by bom March 24 at Manchester Memorial HosiitaL IBs mater memo. scheduled discharge dates. Un- reptwto that Mrs. Corinne Willard, the “ »> Wilson on March M ona^ un^d ^ subcom- xttica State Prison in mld-19Tl seph SuUlvan wUl provide a “ “ “ ney, Mrs. Norman Comrilb, -4 . iiteuiry began March 2 ^ 8 does not include any state- mittee to reject tl)e -volunta^ there were rumors that the old floral arrangement for the oc Mrs. Alan Kemi», Mrs. Jack When The O ecaiiM Calk fpr Howon.'' KtoindlMist’a request to clear ® _ _ ^ j,, ment saying Dlta Beard told approach and au^ .«» ^ nil^ erupt again. casion. Hunter, Mrs. Ruben ElalkoCf, TMak of Tha uli> allegations made by colum- _ . , n# W**i her memorandum linked which would require tee mill- j^t* June last year Co- Mrs. Kenneth Wlgren, Mrs. Les X JaSrAndarwni, Bupporier and Mend of convention flnanc- tary to keep addict* until they aUheScared ter Baum,- Mrs. Raymond ll. Most committee members " ™ther turn in the case with the settlement of tee are "free of their habitual dean Italian America Un- Peanut Butter Peracchio, Mrs. John L. Che Parkhill-Joyce ney Jr., or Mrs. Alexander Sig propoaal would be approved. transerlpt ' of an interview ------Weighs Inflation ner Jr. ' IChalrman James O. East* “ Flower Shop M.. rnm- March 8 between Rep. Bob OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — The chairman of the University of nLUnC OAKPEUEB, V ta p tM o f ,S tL ^ i3d tovâ after WUson. RCallf., and Robert to. Nebraska DejiartmentipjcpsjTunejib gkot Eco- _^ > NewXm MImsI ac OAK ST. nomlcs gauges inflation on his W O H ieH 8 X O p i C S Concert Artists In Downtown Menriioator e PhMMO MMm--««9-14tf X ^ ^ K r i p t qtioted WUaon own survey wrote a "My own personal economic Wide Ranging Mrs. Elisabeth Oowell of 299 of the Connecticut AU-State and WE SELL see'CONN. LOTTERY 'nOKEOTS! E. Middle Tpke., flautist, and New England Music Festival **w ”^*!2S.^*t«*hîiiioroved memo Unking tee rPT financial indicator lsj)eanut butter," Dr. c^ commitment to the coavration David Locoes of 16 Hudson St.,' Bands while n student at -Glas- Wallace C. Peterson told a high DELAWARE, Ohio (AP) — ^ N the out-of-court settlement school audience. Topics for q>eeches and semi clarlnetlst, are two of the artists tonbury High School. In 1969,. Peterson, on leave from the to be featured at the annual she received an AB degree in nars at a conference on women concert of the Chaminade Must- economics from the University’ ^ S S eld iSSichSf .T tei island of An- university to run for the Demo- April 2p-22 at Ohio Northern tlgua, WOnon waa asked If Mrs. craiUc nomination tor the U-S- cal Club Tuesday at 8 p.m. at ot Oohnecttcut. She has studied ^ heldjiP_foU S«»te ^ j,pj, University include; Trinity Covenant Omrch, on the flute with Louis Soloway.' . If you had crabgrass Senate, said his "peanut butter I’On Being Young, Black and rtJT lîttoe Pt® (Oontfamed from Page One) •Br C L A Y R. P O LLA N - Camp sefarianhip B\md. Re- programs. He received Ms BA For house or patio parties .... greet ywiy: -Kleindlenst asked the com- that will prevent crabgrass from showing its ugly head this s ARIES USRA freshmenta will be served after and MA degrees inBpanlah from Your Daily ActIrHy GuUa , guests in this flamboyant “informal.” Swishes inlttM to reopen the hearings j,gg ^ hUtory of iiucking yeâr. Halts Plus also fertilizes your lawn at the same time. f MAR. 21 the program. Mlddlebury (Vt.) Crilege and la so teat he could answer Ander- party leader*, trid news- If 'I According la tha Starr, from staying-in to stepping-out with no-ohange To develop message for Saturday, Mrs. OoweU, wsslstant princi- presentiy a social worker with UP TO son’a aocuaatlona about Juatice not to count MuaUe out. Makes your grass grow thicker, greener, sturdier. All from 4-22-33-44 ^6-55-66-TJd pal flautist with the Manchester ttw Hartford Department of So- artistry. Flounced s l ^ waist-whittling sash . , '5465-80-83 read words corresponding to num bers 74-76-77 % Department Improprieties^ ,.jf you look at tee six states^ a single application. If you’re planning on seeding, get of your Zodiac birth siga Civlc Orchestra, was a member cial Services. ^ tb a n tV n TAURUS SCORPIO zip front. In care-free Avril® rayon/^tton. ’ !■ Demooratio Sena. Edwmrd JA. primarte*, you’U" 1 Shop 31 B«twwn 61 You Kennedy of Masaac^stette and MuaUe has won four. HALTS PLUS For New Seedings instead. It’s on sale too. APR. 20 2 Toda/s 32 Are 62 PinorKloPOCT. 2} And wa have more. . . i MAT 20 3 Don't 33 Answers 63 And nor. 21 TH0U8MISD OF YARDS John Tunney of CWUornIa have NicUau# doesn’t win ip l 5-20-31-42 4 You 34 Feel 64 To 7-lMCt4L? submitted a Hat "f golf tournament he en-‘ PL/52-6832-84 5 Perctiv* 35 Partnerships 65 Questions HELEN they want tp teaUfy be 6 8 « t 36 Or 66 M a k in g 51:62.72 OF FABRICS REDUOED ten.' fore tee hearings are terml- F*C iM IN I 7 Todoy 37 To 67 A ffo irs SAilHTTARI! 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red to toe Bocud of Education ere'come to their positions well UtanrlfpBtpr all the work K needs to W on a week of but I don’t know if anything was equl|q>ed to teach. Use the tools Fake Money three seven-hour work days. A^ that done about it. not to disorder but to mean PU ZA DEPT. STORE stage, the duration of the working houis Open Foru] We spend oyer $800,000 a year ingful wavs. Charity Games for school , bus service and for Mos[ost sincerely, (We Have A Notfon To Please) will in itself be no issue. that amount l ' think we should Bet^ Doyle M a d e L eg a l E. mDOUB TPKB. (Next to Pofialar Masfcet) PPBIJSgEg> BY THE What will be Important then —and get good Mrvice, but regardless “ You Used It, You Suffer*’ turbing to learn' that a meeting Retired Teacher OfTCN WBD.. THUB8., FW . till 6 XANCnSSTEB PTIBLISRmO CO. “ Feathers Buffied” of price adiere children Eê In HARTFORD, Omn. (AP) — IS Bimell Street what could prove really impdr&at and was held between the principal Manchester Conn. T o the EXIitor; To the Editor, "Las Vegas Nights,’’ through and a group of parents opposing volved toelr safety is the moat BURL LYONS Interesting about the current New Jeii On Monday evening a group imi>ortant concern. which nonprofit grroups can Publisher I’d like to express a few brief the progi^. The result was Founded October 1, 1881 sey eiqwriment — Is the question of how ideas pertaining to the present of teenageral from the High It is atways after a tragedy Simian Rages raise money for charity by of GREETING CARDS that petittons were circulated School attended the budget Hear . Published Every Evening Except Sundays people are going to make out coping General. Assembly’s concern that safety mesMures are taken fering gambling for fake mon and Holidays. Entered at the Post OHIce at ,anetltions referred. officers after it bit two women. until recently, when the state Student AcUviUes might be cut. To the Editor, ° Open 6 Days One M onth...... 8.86 been adjusting to that? How many of last session to force a spedal “The darii thing Just ddn’t n Thurs. till 9* Single Copy ...... 16c We .then contacted the princi The young adults who were ‘With mounting disbelief I read poltoe department, noting they By Carrier ...... weekly 76c sesslai and an abrupt about like. women,” rabies control them are unhappy with the experiment pal to find ‘but what had hap used as tools by the Board of of the so-called plcuis for our were U le^, threatened to take fa ce. pened. She explained that a deputy Albert Clements said action. MEMBER OF not because of the long hours on the Education , to gain their own Manchester ^ th . The time Is THE ASSOdATEO PRESS large group of parents were op Wednesday. "Evenr time a Trouf Season Opens 2. The present chief propon endSf behaved In an . admirable now to reEtUze that to Edl things Storting July 1 groups wish The Associated Press Is exclusively en three days they work, but because of posed to the program and it there studl be order.- woman came near him, he titled to the use ot republlcatlon of all ent of on income tax la the fashion. They were quiet, polite ing to conduct the “gambling” news dispatches credited to It or not other would have to be abandoned.. 1. The universe equates order went tote a ragtag fit,” but Saturday, April ISfh! the even longer hours on the four days Greater Hartford Process, toe., and very well mannered. All of {larties may do so after they wise credited In this paper and also the When we asked for a mebttog ^ each star, each planet, all to “ the monkey wouldn’t bother local news published here. they don’t? , a privately financed corpora them listened Intently and were me and another deputy.” obtain a $10 permit from the lo All rights of republlcatlon of special dis tion which is a subsidiary of to be held with this opposition plEuse. Can you even Imagine a cal chief of police or first se For Orvis customers, a great patches herein are also reserved. courteous to all vdio s|>oke Clements said toe seething H oiw far along are we toward prepar ( the American City Corporation group, the princl{>al, teachers universe where each planet lectman. Organizations that selection of rods, reels, lines, and whether they agreed or not. simian. Identified em a ring- The Manchester Publishing Company as ing and eiqu^n>hig ourselves to m eet the which in tuni'ls a subsidiary and ourselves to set the record “does its own thing?” planned such a fund-raising sumes no financial responsibility for typo straight, the principal told us Unlike the ostrich . who has tailed monkey,' was found run tackles. Stop in and have graphical errors 'appearing In adverUs- siqweme test of the modem industrial erf Jhmes Rouse Corporation' only his tall feathers ruffled by 2. G od’s {riiui — regw dlese o f ning loose In this city near event before Thursday eiIso ments and other reauUng matter In The both of Columtrfa, Maryland. that she would have.no part to our “church path” we all are may conduct the event. fo e balance your "Rig’* for you ... Manchester Evening Herud. age — the challenge of leisure time? this and toe matter was clo ^ . toe breeu, an enlightened tax Tampa. He said he did not The H artfi^ Chamber of Com payer may have all of his His children. Many could attest know where it cqme from. A i^ r it e r to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washlng- How many Io6k forward wUh eager entl- We are heartened that Mrs. ton Post News SerWee. merce bu contracted wlto feathers' ruffled by the under- to toe chaos to attempting to Clements said It would take Sean (Herald Open Forum, vrrite another plan. Fun service dient of N. B. A. Service, Inc. etpation each week, to the four days oft? Greater Hartford Process, Inc. hEmded tacUcs em ployed by the about three days for a labora { ^ a r ^ m a n , H *er Publishers Representatives — Mathews, April 8) “urge (s) all {larents 8. The human body — this, Shannon and CuUen Inc., Special Agency to conjure up wild-eyed vistons Bbard of Education. tory analysis to determine if How many might confess, a little to become completely Informed too, must be kept to order If It —New York, Chicago. Detroit and Boston. ot the city of the future and The scare tactics, which tola the monkey was rabid. shamefacedly, that they would Just as oh our school system, to voice Is to. function witoout ailments. eight hundred eighty-seven • MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULAR Hartford businessmen have fi year seem more obvious.. than' "I don’t think the monkey BINGO nONB. their ObJectUxis or . approval and 4. Nations — need guidance, main street, in soon be working? nanced toe exelrolse to the tune make themselves heard.” That to past years, have been design had raUes,” Clements said. of 8 million dollars. Please note leaderahip —• a plan, to mxlerty downtown manchester, D tolay advertising closing hours Diere are, as yet, no answers to such Is what we attempted to do by ed to create a sense of panic fashion. “ He J'ust went ape at the M j^t BJ)r Monday — 1 p.m. Friday that toe aforementiexied parent o f wom en.” St. James Cafeteria J\)r T u e ^ y — 1 p.m. Saturday. Important questions. But the haîdwrit- meeting with teachers and prin concerning education. They/ Connecticut For ^ dn esday—1 p.m. Monday. - corporations of Greater Hart cipal, to offer and receive sug have been coldly calculated and It is indeed a sad commentary J>)r Thursday—1 p.m. Tuesday. Ing is already on the wall. Mankind is ford Process, toe. are primarily that toere are those arho -would For F riday-;! p.m. Wednesday. gestions regarding what we aimed at the taxpayers who Oregon Plants Most Park St., Manchester Where Fitting Is An ART and n Classified deadline 4:80 n.m. day soon going to have to face its most diffi In toe city planning business. could.do to become more to: have not even seen a Board of throw out order (dlsdpltoe if you Uke). PORTLAND, Ore. — Pri-vate before publication 4:30 n id a y for Yet their proposes for raising formed and useful to toe school. Education budget. These un Satisfaction Is A MUST! Saturday and Monday publication. cult of all tests, how to emiiloy the Children do not have to sit landowners planted 1,206,700 APRIL 7, 1972 money are entirely state wide, MOstofonnatlon has compound knowing tkxpkyers who accept and listen pu{>pet-Ilke — but acres o f forest In 1970. Oregon Friday, April 7 leisure time the triumph over jmoductian' to short, everyone in the state ed m isunderstanding' -with toe the words of the Board of Ed / is going to make mandatocy, sooner or is to pay for the Hartford Imsl- result that many of our friends toere must be times of listening led toe nation with 162,876 7:30 p.m. ucation m'embers as law don’t and that leads to learning. For, nessman’s idea of making Hart and neighbors are comirfetely stop to realize' that the in acres, followed by Florida vrito later. to these dEors, our young teach- 160,746. School Budget Tactics ford an oasis of income for the bewildered. creases In the buêt thus far « few . In light of toe town’s ser- have not caused education to It may be observed that many ot the Hartford Process has made ioua financial problems to ed- become better, only different. 'Open Forum letters foUowliig last Mon- proposals of cutting the sales ucatlcn, tots was also an at G ran ted, .as everything No Helpful Wisdom tempt by concerned parents to. ■ day night’s budtpet hearing have scored tax a Mt once a state Income ^changes so must educaldon but,' Tou’d toimc that, being so far ahead of la to effect, but we all know bring volunteer help into our It is feasible for the schools to with one valid point — that those seek school. We are disheartened to Reafl The Book, Then Soviet Russia In our own experience, we that toe decrease can easily be be constaptly trying new meth ing to defend the schoerf budget made a photoerspbed By Reglsusld Pinto nullified b y a few routine In find that this sincere effort rni ods with no real proof that any Se^ The Movie! would have some hripful wisdom to of creases, and it will be merely our part has met with such are successful? Should toey con th E > ~ mistake in tactics and in prindi^ when ENOUGH TO TRACK A GOOSE? dissension. fer Russian p ore^ and educational au toe same sales tax with a new tinue -butltuttog new programs Cn/dor Your truly, “The Godfather” Oîalher they enlisted the aid ot the school sys income tax law. Revenue rais without first re-evEduating exist thorities in their ceneem over the poesi- Blaine Charenddff by Mario Puzo tem’s own students. ers are insatiable, and we have ing ones to maka certain thEd Ue influence of televlslcn on their grow Charlotte Murphy toey are not obsolete? Is it ad A Thousht for Today Current Quotes a ll. observed tola simple fact. ^ Marilyn Pet ^ 9 9 ^ As everybody has agreed, the students ing children. We don’t need an income tax, visable to go EdieEul into new Sponsored by the Manchester programs without first haitoig 1.65 ^ themselves performed admirsMy, in a The Russians are cenoemed over the “I can only say that we will we need expenditure cutting. Council of Churches “ A OrMlt To The Meettog” trained- teachers to handle Suspensful novel of Mafia not permit them a free tide la We don’t need newer, finer way which would make taxpayers want way their young children are becoming Inside them ? intrigue! Fawcett Crest “ The Godfather” providing resources . to thia l>rlson country clubs; we need To the Editor, paperback edition. to do noore for thorn. television addicts, to the extent that they Certainly the Euiswer to these The Nixon Campaign And The Power batUe.”—Adm. Thomis H. stiff sentences and, productive It is really a feather in toe General Electric "And the powier.” The heath questions cannot be to hEuid out Movie Soundtrack wrant to stay glued to the tube when they Moorer Jr„ chairman Of the prisoner work. We don’t owe Board ot Educatim’s hat to ‘The Godfather Papers’ But the only proper status they had at en rage and the khigdoms are use scare tacUcs oh many of Edl the money requested so that F698 might better be doing some homework Joint Chiefs of Staff, Indicating anyone rehabiUtatioh; crlmihals Phonograph such a public bearing was by the moved, but thou dost count the the new round of U.S. air our young adults to gain more the Board of Education may Pub. owe us for their damage. We leant through toe process of Our courtesy Mayor Thompson extmded or going outdoors for some healthful nations as the small dust of strikes In Vietnam are aimed money for the Board of Educa list R eport don’t need drug centers or half trlEd Etnd errorl R«8. the balance aiid toketh up the at enem y fuel, aitiUaty tion. 3.88 them. And the net result, for those who {day and exercise. mpply, way houses; we need somemie 6.95 4 8 7 isles as a very little thing. W e. and antiaircraft sites. If the taxiMiyers cannot be Sincerely, Bell Records Music by Nino Rota on 16.88 The Russians, at Uie time they are boast our strength and clash with half an ounce talns and the kings de It and you suffer toe cen- Bouquets, Brickbats •All David Cassidy - “ Cherish" amusing, intimate. theme. vision only in about half their homes, WASHINGTON — An empha House staff, however, tend to that’s- across the board. Tve ly increasing educational budget •All Partridge Family - “ Shopping Bag’ ana 45's. likely to be negative than positive. the shambles cf the aftermath, part; seqqehces!” We .don’t need more To the Editor, tic remark by President Nixon ward a quite different view that ridiculed the whole 1970 effort been talking for some time other than the use of these •Godspell - Grammy Awara winning whereas we, in our more affluent so Still stands Thine ancient sacri extravsgtuuea schools; we need I would like to offer a few Musical Perhaps there is no hard and fast con fits In with their deep hostility as a “non-campaign.” about the c halleng e to the iqrs- young people who were scared last week, uttered In the pri fice. more youngsters who will study. bouquets Eind brickbats as a re-, A ciety, are getting to the stage where we to Congress, their lack of pol The rationale o f 1970, how tem itself, and here it Is.”— cf losing toelr athletic teams nection, hut in the years when Manches vacy of the White House to his An humble and a centrite heart. We don’t need any more welfare suit of Monday nights public have two sets to the family. itical experience, and their con ever, Is found pnclsely In Mr. Lawrence F, O’Brien, Demo and other extra activities then ter Boards of Educatkm were getting the Republican Oongressional lead Though tli9 love which lay In hearing. viction that, on or off the pol Nixon himself and his passion cratic National Ohaiiinon, aiun- demands; we need more people I say they have none, and What, after our longer years of e]q;)eri- ers, gave the first clue to Mb-. a mangrer and hung on a cross First a lEUge bouquet to our 598 iinpinvemeats 'Wildings and appro itical stump, Richard Nixon is for the memorised campaign ming up the vote In the Wiscon vfbo are dignified enough to should begin to clean up toe 498 Nlxxm’s basic strategy in his looks weak, it is the force which HoEurd (rf Directors for a well enoe, would the sum of our wisdom be? speech tearing the Democrats sin presidential primary. work at qny hqneat Job rather waste and corruption to the priations Manchester needed to fOce in reelectJon oam{>aign. It came a knight In shining arm or, lasta and never faileth In the run meettog. What would be our advice? Suspicious of the. Demobiiatlo apart, cheered on by adoring than to compare toe net Incre Manchester schooie. -> as welcome news to -his top end. S econ d,-a v e ry large bouqu et to the post-war years with its education- Congressi'these noi>-poUticlans, crowds and practicing a slm- "He was flat moving, Ali of-a ment ,pf ^qmrldng, at that Job I must say these young people We think the answer has to be that we {wUtiqal. strategists, but^ not to . from “The Lord’s Prayer” to toe MHS students to attend a^sfandards high, ..the schodl board and typUted'' by- top^koiidMttatv '.plistlc bvBpd.qt ppUtics w lt^ t sudden here ha came, bam oiver a .welfare check. confri^ to. qne remark made have neiMr agreed on any enmrer to the his irndr l^ ite House staff. by Rev. Ralph. W. Sockman . a n ce . T h6y well' behaved, (Jnited'Artl^s LP’s domesUc aide grand i^ tegy., toih; and they’re acattered ell I'All the ’ honest, hard-working by ’h;td3t{«Jrer;'ii^^ criiiElit -brbn< Ito friends never felt it necesssuy to use At the end of a long review Submitted by respectful listeners and dto-' {moblem, but that, meanwhile, young do not want Congreu “ bussing In fact, however, Mr. Nixon over.” —B ob Dunlsq>, a hot dog people of Connecticut must stand to toe meettog and I am glad • Canned Heat • Historical Figures the school children themselves for pres o f proB{>ects fo r m ajor Nixon Rev. Lyman Farrar p la y e d ' m ore ihEtturity than • War • AU Day Music P around like a mosquito” during' seldom makes votes in stump vendor, describing hoW a stolen against toe state inconie tax. they Were present They were Americans have been growing up, legislative programs like wel Center Congregational Church som e o f toe ad ults to attend- sure on their parents, or fenr messengers the fall camiwlgn.. They regard s{>eeches. To the contray, his car being pursued by poUoe Jfonnan E. Whitney complete ladles and gentlemen through their phase livings with the fare reform, revenue-sharing EUice. ot Congress as an encumbrance to arm-waving oratory turned off roared onto a crowded pedeatri- I ■ Andover and I would welcome them at Proctor-Silex General Electric for propaganda. and a school busing moratori Next, a smsdl brickbat to General Electric tube, both smarter and, in the end, less the Prealdent and would like to voters in both his 1968 and 1970 Today in History an mall cn Bourbon Street In any of . toe MFOA meetings. um, Mr. Nixon pointedly stdd: These people are toe leaders those 'well mcEmtog but unfor Conversely, the rfcent years in which addicted than their elders. see it go home as soon as )foa- campaigns, a fact that Mitch New Orieans, killing bm pedee- Highland Park Ocotroversy 598 Portable Hand Mixer Ironing Table 4 Slice Auto Toaster ”I can assure you that Oon-~ ell and other political operatives of the future and among them tunately misinformed citizens Boards of Education have had most sible. Today is Friday, April 7th, trian and Injuring 18 om en. - To the Bditcir, 3.44 gress will be working In Sep Also skeptical cf Mb-. Nixon’s are well aware of. will be the ones who think It is who w ere taken to b y the BoEird Our Our Our the 96th day o f 1972. There are Several w e^ ago we moih- of Education’s doomsaytag vlt- trouble getting cooperation from the tember, and If necessary Into intention to use the Oval Office Accordingly, the word from 288 dajrs left in the year. “It sounded like an earthr easier to solve toe problem by Reg. Reg. Reg. «a , as concerned inmviduals' in rloUo. ' , ' parents and taxpayers ot Manchester October fids fall.” as the central prop of his re- the White House last week that Today’ s OgfaUgfat in History quake with an exidoeion in the spending and those who w ill 9.97 6.99 3.88 25.97 The Decision Is On The Grotmd the Hlghlarid Park school dls- Finally, a very large brick 7.70 19.97 As-translated by some of those electian campaign are Repub Mr. Nixon is planning on a late On this date in 1927, an aii- middle (d It.”—Otto Markham, head organisatibns 'tike toe Nestles King Size our Infinite height adjustment for have been years in ediicb there has been who heard him, his words triot, M t that w e would lUce to bat to toe ôOrd of Education, Three speed fingertip control, Dual controls - 2 separate color As so often in modem warfare the im lican Senators and Congressmen fall Congressional sesslan was dlmice at the Bell Telephone describing the noise when tWo offer our eervfoea as volunteers MPOA. The MPOA has by no ush button bhater ejector, standing or sitting. Steam vent a heavy concentration on propaganda, meant one thing: If the Demo who to toelr headlong Eittempt Qiocolate Bars a7c 25- top makes ironing cooler, selectors. 2 hinged crumb trays. pulse at the White House oh hearing ot up for re-efoctlon themselves, good news In the smokeKfllled labcratorles in New Yoiic cau-s o f an elevated rapid tran for the benefit cf our school. We means roiled over and died. ,It Eleluxe features at a budget pri cratic Congress adjourns be rooms of the President's re-elec to grab for more fwds, hEis quicker. Smart, modern styling #T128 and on using the children themselves the first success of this enemy offensive who perceive two obvious draw watched die first suixiesatul sit train plunged to the ground hiad a m eeting w ith the princi will be here for a long time and Choose almond, milk, crunch, semi-sweet, ce! #M20 fore completing action on Mr. tion headquarters a block from seen fit to dpltberately mislead fruit & nut. No rain checks. ____ in Vietnam was to consider a countw-of- backs: The longer Congress long-distance . demonstration of in Chicago. pal and some membera of toe I urge all taxpayers vdio . feel and the town’s own France, ^ tide agalnafr’heroin nqdiy, langiê, student coun on high pressure propaganda push, or Department with a declaration that this pit, the less help he can give ■ the truth! paign not with arm-waving liam Wordsworth was bom. is already tuniihg.”-Arthur K. cil, typing, student-newspaper, “The Youngster You Save” Of course to spend the money the increased lack of responslvenesa new enemy offensive is an ‘‘invasion” stump speeches of the kind them out on the hustinga. m 1788, M arietta, the oldest H era ld Watson, U.S. ambassador to pottelv, etc, Such ' a program To toe Editor, where it belongs they would from the voters, we do not pretend to different in kind from previous move -that aictually hurt his party in Accordingly, the tentative settlem ent In Ohio, was found France, In a New Yotk addreaA now exists at Buckley School. How can a law, whldi pre have to forego, at least pari of ments of North êtnam troops into the 1970 CMigressional election, Nixon declMcn to reduce peracn- ed. - -to the Council of FrencokAmert- know, but at least they have been exist Yesterdays' One of the teachers auggseted vents people from “doing unto toe $19,600 to Increases fo r Eid- South 'Vietnam. but by playing President from al campaigning around the In 1898, Congress organised con Sodettee. that an hour be devoted during others,” be ctmsidered a g;ood mtototrattve salaries, nor would ing together, and, ao far, neither one has But if the bombing comes, or has al file White House, Oval Office country to the minimum this 2B Y ears A g o the Mississippi Territory. school time on Fridays. This enough ruling? Shiuld tt‘ hot in they be stole to spend $20,000 succeeded in curing the other. ready started by the time this is in print, while Ocsigress wrestles with fan must be hedged with sev A doaen volunteer workers In 1968, Swedish diplom at “I am optimistic in the sense was met with enthusiasm by all stead be called q .iilsgrace? on moving expenses for tbe cen even * if It wipes out every butlding in bis legislative programs*' on eral notes of caution, not least with aid of Jarvla crane erect Dag Hammarskjold was Elect that I eee a bright future in present. The point was express T would suggest, t ^ those tral office. They also don’t need The great majority of the taxpayers Hanoi and takes out every port and har Caidtol HIU. o t which to) the weU-known ad- eleveu light poles at Robertson ed secretary general of the South Vietnam. I am confident ed'by toe staff that toe time CAP Dual 8 BeU& Howell Minolta who o{>po8e the egtEtollshment to spend $70,000 to tastiUl tw o of Manchester are sincerely concern bor facility in Haiphong, it will stiU nqt * 1 1 1 8 1 is exactly what cam dlcUcn to stqmp campaigning of Park for use by Softball Twl- United Nations. that -we w ill ha-ve p ea ce, m non- allotted would not seriously more elevators in two story Drug RehablUtaticn CeHtere affect the enemy offensive now unrolUng paign ihanager John N. Mitch Richard Nixon himself.' tight League. Ten Years Ago Communist peace, to South hamper other existing pro-° ot buildings. Movie Projector Cube Slide Projector Himatic 7S Camera ed vrith having a school system or better get down on toelr knees and in South '\fietnam. ell, who finaly took possession In 1970, the President’ s decl- 10 Years Ago The former number two man Vietnam.”—President Nguyen 'g ra m s. These are,Just a few exam tfadn average standards in Mandiester. Our The enemy has been, preparing this of of his new office at 1701 Penn Sion to campaign for a Hepub- General Manager Ridiard of the Tito regime In Yugoslav Van Thieu of South Vietnam to - Shortly afpr, a meeting was jo ' uOipnqo .iiom . ^ d ples of monies that oould be bet ’they have paid for such a system In the sylvania Ave. this week, has Ucan Congress, not in a few ia, Mllovan Djilas, was arrest gnuidchildren will .nevec need Rog. fensive for over six months and the Martin recommends to Board of an interview over educattonal held .at one of our homes wlto ter spent not only on sustaJntog been quietly preaching ever carMuUy ^dectod anas but in ed in Belg;rade. television. the services of sudi facilittes. 82.99 6 9 .9 5 pagt, and will pay tor it in the future. In troops for it for over six years. The men, Directors at workshop session as many parents as we could exist^ vital programs but to ~ 77.77 S. 59.88 since the President’s disastrous no fewer than 28 states, was that it adopt new reclastlflca- Five Years Ago contact. Parents who felt that pray, qlso, that they will- never the past, there - have been those in our ammunition and supines have been improve them. New.cube design and lens eleva campaign tours of. two years made udth abrupt suddenness ttens system of town employes Israel and Syria, were fight “It would be foolhardy to-say they could contribute « to this have to autfer the heartache The Board of Education must Welsh Crih Automatic threading: slow mo Automatic, semi-automatic and moved down to the takeoff points long tion zoom lens. Forward, still and tion' feature. Quart'z Halogen manual operation. Famous midst who have called us spendthrift be ago. It also fits the campaign during an early October week that would allow leclassiflca- ing their Mggest air battle In that ^ have it made and that program offered their aervicea, and frustration of a. parent who restructure Its priorities-eduoa- Attractive walnut finish, Our Reg. 41.97 lamp. Much lower operating cost. ago. Tiiey have enough of everything at reverse. ______Rokkor lens. cause we insisted on spending enough strategy being developed by pol end in Key Biscayne without on- tlcsis ccnslderatlans to be se|>- 19 years. the system is set on a coume and otoeni who were not pres hEts no place to turn to get help tlott ior our children is fsur more sturdily constructed. Ad- the front to carry out their., asaignmenta iticians on the President’s WWte the-QKit advice firom a single arate actian during the year, One Year Ago which wlU inevUahly achieve ent -were contacted tor toelr a Child. Important than increased fringe ustable spring lever, to keep cursives better than average. tor even if no-more were to move down the ^ House staff, headed by Harry top poUttcIal aide. The then- rather than one that would be The Peking government in the goal. OMousiy ths 'adminis- special Skdls. Severed meetings It- is Indeed a sad state of benefits and sEilaries for admin PIlastic teethingling nrail.#4 0 ^ 1 Caldor’s Fluoride Toothpaste ourRag. o ^ c In recent years,. there have been those supply trails for another six months. Dent and Charles W. Colson. Atty. Goi. MltcheU jras inform required at time of budget adop vited a U.S. table tennis team tratlon, the Price OoinmlMlcn with principal and teachen Erffaira when vjidunteer groups, istrators. . Generous 5 oz. tube. 47c who have been crying wolf to us because They are as independent as Sherman Non-politlclans on the 'White ed by tel^hone and later, in tio n to visit mainland China. and the Pay Board must be were then held to set up the seeking to assist teenage young Sincerely, G«£e Automatic Baby Disb Our Reg. was when he headed out from “Atlanta prepared to ada^ the qnrtem to details of the program. With one sters to lead a drug free life • Frank A , UtEdda Caldor’s Bahy Talc we weren’t spending a lot more. We can 78c 4 9 ' to the sea.” changing dreumstanoea os exception, all Ideas vrare mu and to help them become use 14 oz. unbreakable can. take it, but we don’t like having ôur own So bombing North Vietnam would ex needed to achieve the goal.’’— tually agreed ui»cn. The sole ex- ful citizens tostead of parasites, School Bus 'Dangers Caldor’s Bahy Shampoo Our R«g. Herbert Stein, chatrmqa cf ihe osptlon was a question relating To the Editor, 99c 6 9 « cfaUdren proerfunm ed to Join the propa press resentment. It might provide a are treated'like common crimi OurRSg. 10.97 7.99 Unbreakable 16 oz. bottle. small amount of morale boosting to high Prasldent’e Council o t Boonom - t^ the student newspaper. This nals who must at all costs be The newB{>Eq>er8 recently re AutomaticEilly heats ganda cry against us. ported a tragic heEurt-breaktag Caldor’s Bahy Oil Our Reg. owriais of the Saigon government. But lo Advisers, to an address to was Milled by a compromlm. ke{>t out o f som e com m unities entire m eal; immer Fischetti school bus acoident to Congers, Unbreakable 16 oz. bottle. 88c 6 9 ^ At no timo did toe principal it would not affect the outcome, of the dudmits at the Atr Ihroe lest toelr good intentions taint sible for thorough Academ y, or teachers Indicate any oppos- N.Y. The loss ot life and crip- cleaning. Suction Caldw’s Sanitary Napkins Our Rag. batUe in Quang Tri province. the Edr. 9 ? c Itloh to the program. In fact, Although I am a member of irfing ot children should -mEtoe bottom avoids Box of 40, regular or super._____ 1.27 The Days Not Worked The last ch i^ r in this long story of “It was on unexpected find they pqitlolpated fully to U, pecÎe stop and think if they splUing. # D2 war In Vietnam Is being written as most such a group, I am writing to 7 ing to dlaoover that, oonttaiy to planned to teach and advlae, day as on individual who knows have children traveling by First reactions from the employes ot a last chapters in wars are written by the school bus anywhere. popular current nottpilis, shout and wMe entouslastic, as were the “ gut-sick” feeling erienced too tremendous Joy seen at a safe distance), but they are no p r e s s e d coooeni; or. d|b- week a group of well-meaning, they are trying to keep to a slderaMe difference of opinion. of seeing (hat same, rehabili Carhuretor Tune Up substitute at the end tor the infantry. Batlafsctlon with (hair ecsjdero- but mlstaformed, parents have time, schedule. The bus driven Smoother engine tated, youngster now planning Our Besides, bombing North Vietnam will lo achievem ent” -^J>ri> J d w n s cireulated petitions : In which it no doubt try to do toelr best, performance, Some of the difference of opinion con a career to Drug OcunMlllng. but vdiat are toe conditions toey Reg. be a very different thing now than it was Winer and Walter Dorw to a is imidle^ that some sort of plot It^sA cleans carb parts cerns the hours and days that are work report to toe Am «idea OoUegs -was undMsiri^ to force a radical Drug Abuse M a problem -work under Emd what is the con and gas line. 59c 44* back in 1966. In those eariy days there which affects'the life of every Heatto Aasodattoh o«t s,-. study oUange (m toe prtacli>al, staff dition of the equipment they ed. Some mnpioyes censtder 12 bouis too were little or no effective defenses 3 in 1 Prestone of studirats at the UnhiitoMy eople of this state to stop in their homes, they find they have no were two dlfterenUy wo*»M to take a class from the Green Famous Underwood Spray on. hose Canal as one of the nmot heavily defend peOttans being clrcidated. to pussy footing around Euid ad School into, the Bustmell tor a Our time for them —on the days they work. “It dearly eatSbUShes p{ie as Our Reg. otf. Cleans all ed places in the world. Antiaircraft wea- a major contender to .toe.pubUo . some cases, toe carrlere of mit that we do have a drug fine aria program. When the types of engines. Reg. And they find that such a work sdiediile 42.99 Electric Adding Machine poiu of the most sophisticated modem mind. I really think , we re toSm 'petitions brought up problem. How long is it going bus driver picked up toe bus to Removes tar. 1.19 88* use, the flariitog warning'lights makes it ImpoariMe for them, on type are deidoyed around all steat^c ceived a boost toniglit that iimwniM ir in combination with YOU CANT E. ABddle TT>ke., police report bomber missions and more stores to poet the prices per increase in employment took The IRA’s Lraidonderry, com cadets from the Thu Due Mili Names cm the baUot, In alpha genuine leather received consid ed, and the cruiser was making than 60 B62 strikes were flown pound, per ounce or per other place in service producing in- mand announced a two-week tary College to garrison duty in betical order, are:: S ^ e y Chis erable comment. AFFORD TO a turn onto E. Middle Tpke. across South Vietnam, and unit oC weight, size or quantity. diudries, such as wholesale and campaign of hunger strikes, the streets. holm, Hubert HumjRurey, Henry M n. 'Vivian Forguson, Herald headed south. about 50 m ore hit the Ho Chi TWs will enable aiiappers to de- retail trade and state and local public meetings and picket Military sources said the Jackson, John Llndssy, Eugene ctdumnlst and member of the MISS Monday’s accident, at Minh supply trial through termlne quieUy, among an as- McCarthy, Oeoige MpCtovem, government. Part of the rise lines In the city. 6:10 paratroop battalion that forms Manchester Board of Dlrecton, r r p.m., involved a cruiser driven southeastern Laos. wxtment of stmllar products In Vmbur Mills, Edward MUskle was due to the return o f 60,000 The Ulster Vanguard, the President Nguyen Van Thleu’s was commentator. M n. Fergu by Officer Lewis W. Dischert of The U.S; (^mmand an- packages of disatmllar strikers in transportation and right wing Protestant group palace guard was alerted for son researched the history and 127 Cooper Hill St., and a car nouitced the first casualties in and Aapes, Just adiat the public utilities industries, it pledged to keep Ulster British, field duty, and an Infantry bat Biirton Dislikes developent of fur, as she does n iY SPEOliU. said its plans for rent strikes driven by Mark P, Belluardo of talion was assigned to the pal the air attack on the North that “real” price of a commodity is. 2 fdr Cleaning added. with food in her column, “ Your Just In Time Easter & Spring and industrial protest action 380 Feigtison Rd. ace. began Thursday. It said two The Consumer Protection Oe- Neigtabon Kitchen,” to provide / ■ Manufacturing employment parim ent hns set tq* a Role of P upp^ were at an advanced stage. Dlschert's cruiser,, headed Thieu met with U.S. Am Navy A7s were downed by sur a different type ot cmnmentaiy. also increased, mainly In the north on Colonial Rd., was BUDAPESTr r (AP)(A P ) -S’*«ctor Vanguard leader William bassador EUswmfh Bunker and face-to-air missiles near Dong which wiU put the unlt-piloing Strengfeld responded to in metal and electrical equipment struck in the rear by BeUuar- regulationa into effect over a Richard Burton says he does industries. Craig said his movement was Gen. Creighton W. Abrams, the Hot, 46 m iles north o f the DMZ. numerable questions Iqr the au prepared to meet a proposed do’s car police said. The cruis tfareo-month period. not like to be considered a pup Overtime work In manufac commander of American forces It also reported a big rescue pet by any director. dience. R was painted out that RGGINAX Whitelaw advisory committee er was towed. In Vietnam, to review the situ •The flrit group of com- turing, also viewed as a sign of helicopter shot down south of “The Italians FsUlnt and An-, all the skins of fun shown were intended to reflect all shades Ol There were no arrests or In ation. modhlea Includes laun^ and increasing economic activity, the DMZ and said enemy shore toalonl, the Swede 'Bergman grown tm fur farms—a re^>onat- Ulster opinion “ only to get over juries reported In any of the On the northern front below dhfiwa$iili)g detergents and WACUUMCLEANER rose slightly to an average of batteries slightly damaged the and the British Hitchcock re Me furrier never presenting the the point of view of the major accidents. the D ^ , official sources said hcuseholit cleaners, cereals and 3.3 hours per week, the highest 2 destroyer Lloyd Thomas as it garded their actors as puppets. lure of conservation or other ity .” that North Vietnamese attacks was shelling the coast. other breakfast foods, butter, wild animals, < ELECTRKBROOM in more than two years. Police detectives are contin nMJgarine. Jelly, jam, peanut They would not be aUe to do Two bombs exploded simulta had dro{q>ediYHungary for • Modem styling and unique features South Vietnamese tanks and destroyer crew were injured. from Canada. Phase 1 freeze and the Phase 2 of a downtown gas station and Tuesday night. Police said they sue, coffee, tea, cocoa, all baby the filming of “Bluebeard,” combine to help take the drudgery marines battled enemy forces North Vietnam claimed 13 period of looser price controls. gave the staff 30 seconds to obtained a parUel Inventory of foods and aluminum foil wrapa. made the remarks, during a out of cleaning. Precise engineering west of Dcrsonal that at Isost 60,000 Injury a cci for lumber, paper products, and seven government troops Pilots reported that the and woman left a 30-minute out the store’s entire spring South Vietnamese soldier watches North Vietnamese surface-to-air missile ex ( ^ Jiuie 1 , unit pricing wUl This is view of Sears Tower fnun Wack ir Drive in Chicago as construction phUosoiriiy was to “ acquire wls- dents bafall chtldnn' under 16 • Does the work of a vacuum cleaner, gasoline, machinery and equip time bomb, carried In a flight and summer line of fashions. A plode over Dong Ha Thursday. Missile was reportedly fired from south of DMZ. killed and 26 South \Tetnamese weather had Improved consid be required on fruits and' vege reached the 50%tory mark this week o i its climb'toward 110 stories and 1,450 d om ." carpet sweeper, dust mop, broom wounded. erably over the North sdthough each year la Norway and two- and upholstery brush. ment, cotton and synthetic tex bag. The preihlses were rear door was found open, but tables, juices, shoiteidtigs, “It took me a long time to tiles and clothing. Two other clashes were re it stlU was not perfect. feet ultimately to b^ m e the world’s tallest building. Occupancy is set for late tblrds of them hiqqpen to boys. cleared before the blast and there were no signs of forced flour, cocUdhilr oUs, canned flkh, acquire wtsdom, if in fact I The youngsters are most often • No more expensive paper dost bags There were price declines for in 1978 trith 16,500 persona expected to work in the building, many of whom to buy, ever; Regina's exclusive dust there were no Injuries. entry, {>ollce said. canned meats, spaghetti, maca- will be employes of Sears Roebuck and (Company. (AP Wirephoto) have acquired any at eU,’’ he hurt in falls, and the most seri some woven goods, glass, An early morning sniper at n X L r ^ r I ■ I I ^ Susie Atwood ' ronl, noodles and other pas^ said. cap empties like an ash tray . , . ous damage Is to their teeth. saves $2.50 to $8.00 a year. chemicals, rubber and plastic tack on a military post In Lon Richard G. Blinn, 37, o f 176 soups and, soup mixes. products. donderry set a truck on fire but Charter Oak St., was arrested Dutch Experts Explain How To F i r s t Double On ;ûl^ t, unit '|>rtclng wfU and meat, pickles ahd .rbUshes, Outploiii Gets Medal • Lightweight, only 6% pounds, |ust "increases for furniture, dln- caused no casualties. yesterday afternoon on charges Consumer. Advocate Says Leave apiflyrHo froatin-fruits, vege soAck foods (potato’ chips, pret- hang the Electrikbroom on a hook for convenient out of the way storage. nerware and home electronic An hour-long gun battle of disorderly conduct, after an tables and Jtoces, pet foods, sels, etc.)v bread and psstiy, NEW YORK (AP) -Charile equipm ent sAighUy outweighed raged, after three snipers am alleged disturbance at a N. CSiapUn, the 82-year-oId sUent S w im C h a m p prepdr^ bolting mixes (in- bottled beverages, lla v o^ kyr- an average decline for house bushed a helicopter-borne army Main St. home. Iê was released Harden Tulip and Daffodil Steins screen comic, hsus received the A Store Manager the Wrappings clutUng' those for cake, pan I n N ew s hold appliances," the report patrol as it touched down on on a $100 cash bond for court DALLAS (AP) Susie At- cakes, and biscutta), ketchup, ups and powdered drink mixea, Han(lel medalUcm, Rew Yoric’s said. appearance April 24th. made, and there’s a lot to be cooUee, crackers, salad dress- highest cultural award. the outskirts of Lendonderry. wood’s best mode of trans By JOY S'HLLEY mustord, sauces for eiaghetU LOB ALAMOS, NXC. (AP) Toys and children’s vehicles, The army said its men sus said for that. Here we sort of ings, toothpaste, sharing “I fool very honored and very S A V i UP TO By VIVIAN BROWN portation in the water seems to AP Newsfeatnrei Writer Sen. Clinton P. Anderson, the photographic supplies, and tained no casualties but be jtôm as :^l.i;!^ t, 26, of 494 look down at string savers, but cream, deodorants, shanqpoos, 8 ver and Fort Worth, is this one NEW YORK (AP) - 76-yeaivold Democrat who has C A R R YO U T watches and clocks were up In lieved they hit a sniper. N; Main St., was issued a sum r AP Newsfeatares Writer be,her. backstroke. cold cuts azid fish products and /-.>v that may be made at home: other places everybody saves served 84 price, it said. In Armagh, the ecclesiastical m er for operating a motor She’s used it to establish a American consumers should string. . m M t ■' ; .j,..* A coral gladiola spike at top, WlU be the guest of honor Sat- ^ REGINA capital of all Ireland, 16 idx>ps y^lcle while his license is tin- ' world recerndL in the -m eter register their distaste for . 'jin |., i ....ii ..'i.. II.--- - the tip about two feet frofii/the 200 “ In cities like Jakarta, Sing^' urday tot Clinton P. -Anderson ^ TIRE A.ui ts :a ..i..!.- and offices were scattered der uispehilonV!hnd !{>eriiti]% ftri' .. .1),,. ..EbuMiy'.ifoiiea CNapw as "CYCLONIC' 8 6 backstnê and it worked to “ overpackaging,” which adds apore and Bangkok 1 examined . ibi&’''a )& t'p e n n y 'd i^ ^ uiureglstered motor vehicle, For'hiany .'people the footed base. On the right below when a bomb-laden van ex perfection TTiursday night as daily to the nation’s garbage rubbish heaps and saw notiiing machines were placed in New I- "the most deceiit human being, 2 H.7. PEAK Egypt Break ploded. Police had been given last nlg^t on E. Middle Yphe. mystery of wilted tulip purple iris were pink gladiola, she set one American record retiring sidUed artist and great citizen P problem, says Michael Pope, a purple and red anemones, yel discernible,” adds Pope, who Ygrtc C l^ elisvated stations in when his term ends Jan. s, will fu. wnHd ” * 30 minutes warning. A soldier Court date is, April 24. steins may be cleared up and shared another in the Na consulting engineer in the field low daffodils, pink to red tulips. has been around the worid a 1888,' be honored In 1^ town that and a civilian were injured now that two of Holland’s most tional AAU Short Course Swim of waste management. CANISTER W it h Jol*daii To the left were spikes of green number of times in connection was the birthplace of the na^ 4-1 u » , . 0.. . slightly. A car driven by John F. Ma talented floral designers, (]or ming Championships. “ The place they can make honey, 56 Lenox St., struck a with iris, daffodils, anemones, with his work. “ Everything is tion’s atomic age. bKMfl ImpfR’ts Sneody Veldhuis and Elsa Meertens, Miss Atwood became the the most noise and where used — what ends up in the VACUUM utility pole on Line St. yester a pink and white lily-like flow meet’s first double winner by A .. . ^ ... — U.s. net im - S a d a t P lo y have hit a pre-spring tulip trail they’ll do the most good is scrapheap is really something Aa chairman of the Joint ports of gold In 1971 equaled has been isolated from much of day afternoon, poUce reportied, er. In the center was an almost- lowering the women’s 400-yard the Arab world and is accus about the United States. where they do their ishopping,” that is useless.’’ Atomic Eneigy Committee and the 1970 total of 6.8 m nn«f. when he swerved to avoid a black purple anemone. A coral individual medley American CLEANER By HABRT DUNPHT tomed to pressure. But the Hiey are explaining to their advises the president of Pope, a member of the Senate Aero- ouncss. Silver imports exceed crash with a motorcycle oper gladiola continued the design record to 4:28.86 and swiinmlng Emphasizing the enormity of BBUKUT (AP) — Egypt’s broadcast suggested Jhat Pales audiences bow tulip stems can Evans and Robbins, a firm that nautfos and ^pace Committee, ed exports In 1971 by an esti ated by James E, Llngham Jr. &read from the top to bottom the backstroke leg on the Lake- the United States’ garbage How many times break in diplomatic relations tine guerrillas might now infil be hardened — they must be cut A n dnT son has 'been in mated 85 mllllcn ounces. of 143 Lydall St. Unghani and in the center of the bowl: Fan wood Aquatic Club 400-yard specializes in municipal, slate problem. Pope points out that $ J 0 8 8 Mdth Jordan is an attempt by trate Into Jordan to harass the on a slant and soaked in water strumental in developing atom his passenger, Perna Sylvetta of ning out below were purple and medley relay team that set an and f e d ^ l studies in the whole each person generates 5.5 President Anwar Sadat to di regim e. for four hours before being used have you ic, research programs. Hammontem, N.J., receivecl min pink' hyacinths, daffodils, American record of 3:67.43. a r ^ of pollution abatement. pounds of solid waste per day, Anderson was first riected to vert attenUcn from his failure This idea was bolstered when in an arrangement. Wet floral or injuries when the motorcycle Gary Hall of Indiana, shared “ Many women have already every day. And New York City the Senate in 1948 and -was re to make good on his promise to guerrilla leader 'Yasir Arafat, forms help retain moisture so anemones and coral and white- get the Sinai Desert back by overturned on the sandy road tinged tulips. A couple of pussy top billing with Miss Atwood by, started taking a firm stand et alone generates “ relentlessly” elected to three more terms. speaking after Sadat, appealed the arrangements can last long CENTRAL the end of 1971 or go' to war way, police said. willows spiked outward from lowering his American record the checkout counter,” he con every day 25,000 tons of solid :s9 to the Jordanian people to join Mahoney was Issued a sum er; tulips soak up their own UNOLEUM with Israel. the base. in the men’s 400-yard individual tinues. “ They’re wiping the waste. * 5 him in ridding their country of mons for overcrowding a motor weight in water every day. NA8HVILLB, Tenn. (AP) — ’Ihe Egyptian leader told a In Minneapolis Cor was par medley to 8:68.09. problem off on the store man “ The problems of solid a no-wax rsoos. <. Guitarist Chet Atkins has been r l\ C C AnACHMENT value "all traitors.” vehicle and failure to carry reg-. They should also be cut when CARKT special session of the guerriUa- ticularly intrigued with a flow HaU, whose old record was ager by leaving him all the wastes are local and the solu named to receive the National Quality 1st Line Tires Sadat’s speech, his most bel Istration. Llngham was issued a the bud is green and just a tinge <66 W. BODl».B IPKE. W ITH PURCHASE OF ANY ONE OF THESE dominated Palestine National ligerent in months, was strong er wagon that had a cooling 3:68.26, overcame Rick Colella wrappings. tions are regional,” explains Humahltarlan Award by the summems for failure to obtain li of color is showing. (Daffodils during the freestyle leg of the that wasn’t? OouncU in Cairo Thiursday night ly reminiscent of those he system. Street venders are en “ If enough people do this and Pope, who advocate communi National Conference of Chris T E L . •49-4386 VACS . . . 2 DAYS ONLY! cense. Court date is April 24. should be soaked also to harden race. that King Hussein’s plan to made last summer promising a couraged by florists in Holland say, ‘Look, I don’t want this, I ty action groups working to get tians and Jews. create a Palestinian state is a the stems, but not in the same Hall’s record-breaking sidits don’t need this,’ the packaging n r STOCK "y e a r icitnt Fan .’el detour around Israeli-held "nationalism will make no time later. For an arrangement on a flat Mass at 7:80 at St. Bridget other places they probably board and egg crates, I buy sense.” Rocky Changes "i.. -V Motor plin now Snap Sinai. Syria recently eased re Authorities said two men, one dish, put one small flower at the Church. The event Is open to wouldn’t even have a box but if returnable bottles whenever I Toot-Pah. “An uncontrolled economic strictions on overiand traffic, armed with a pistol, left the top, and a big dark one in the all women of the pariah. Re- View of Nixon they do it’s,,uscd more than once can find them — and I talk to Installation available in our Rocky Hill or Femtnrtmg: but Sadat’s action may force it growth, like cancer, cannot be bank with $3,000, but the loot center, sort of as a focal point. freahnfenta will be served after for the purpose for which it was the store manager a lot.” justified,” he said. "There is an Manchester Auto Service Centers at a slight addi • All Metal and neighboring Iraq to tighten was recovered. Then fill in and branch out from the program. NEW YORK (AP) — Gov. f " r 1 tional charge. Conttruc- them again. urgent need for international Patrolman Robert L. Hun there.” M rs. Zim a w ill display p«q>ier KMKM lion 'controls, at least among the Nelson A. Rockefeller, who Iraq closed its borders and 20 dley, walking his beat, arrested In Holland oneMnust attend mache friiit, bowls, candle- • Conrenient nations responsible for 80 per worked against President Nix * There currently exists no industry wide nor other air qiacd last year, too, but James Frost of Newington and horticultural school to become sticks, bracelets and orna To* Swit-'- ent of the earth’s pollution.” on’s nomination In 1960 and accepted system of quality standards or grading of • Cord Caddy stopped short of bresdclng rela James Pears I f ^ 868 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER 648-1969 e 646-8061 HOOVER UPRITE VACUUM on Sadat’s q>eech said his.deci ord but still ■ below estimated In Korea, of which $141 million, two designers will show in the loss of our loved one. Your have been following no longer Call for Free Home Demonstration . . . No Obltgation WlAIiAMATlCS — Beg. U9A5 sion to break relations did not consumption requirements by or 62 per cent, was from the Wichita, Oklahoma City, Den- kind words and deeda are deeply 6 4 6 - 5 3 1 0 ManchesleiTq* appreciated. apply to the realty of today,” CMSBOPT — 4 ONLY mean much because Jordan about 4 million tons. United States. 79.95 The family of Alcene F. Roberts. R ockefeller sald.'^

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Indiaru Nearly Back Bill Widens Coal Exports Plunge To Total of 1620 NEW YORK — The foreign BOSTON—When the Pilgrims State Law market for U. bituminous dropped anchor off Cape Cod in 1620 the woodlands and coal dropped in 1971' to an esti- plains that were to become the On Gaming_ mated 68.4 million tons, com- United. States were inhabited by an estimated 800,000 Indiana. Dc^J^SS^Md^Tuu^ Uo,;^ high Their number fell at one point wlto h o ^ r a c l^ , could ^ <>t 70.0 mlUlon tons in to about 44,000, but now Is about ccme betUng events in Con- 702,700. inectlcut under a bill passed ______.. Thursday by the state Senate. Oamhilhg: legislation passed last* year had the effect of per mitting state-run betting, on tracks as weU as in betting par BITUMINOUS lors, only on horse races. The bUl, wMch 'was approved on a voice vote with litUe oppo sition, ' also wtedd prohibit the DRIVEWAYS state from subcontracting bet Parking Areas e Oaa Stallons e Basketbal Courts ting parlors. The state would Non' Booking tor Seasonal Work have to run êm itself. The wording of last year’s Early Bird Special bill was vague oh exactly udtat I events would be permitted, and M Ô U N T UNTIL APRIL 15fli the purpose of the Senate bill All Work Personally Supervised. We are 168% Insured was to clarify Ite meaning. No persons have come for SINCE ward to propose Jal alal, origi D^MAK) BROTHERS 19W nally tf basque spent, in Con CAUL MS-7681 . necticut, but a group of busi nessmen have made public their plans to set up a dog / track somewhere in the state if the biU passes. The measure - now goes to the House. Final legislative approval was granted to a bU which, its •proponents say, will permit a panel of judges hearing a mur r r der case to Impose the death penalty for convictions. They Rep. Wilbur Mills (D-Ark), right, prepares to say say that under present law only P- a few words to the State Senate. Mills was in Con a Jury can decide on the death necticut to seek support for his bid for the (Demo penalty. / "s Democrdis cratic piresidential nomination at the Democratic The Senate also sent to the National Convention to be held in Miami this sum governor a bill that would free school nurses, along with a mer. At left in photo is President of the Senate Pro- number of other persons, from Tempore Charles Alfano (D-Suffield). Next to Al- the legal responsibility of dis I t fano' is Lt. Gov. T. Clark Hull of Danbury. closing information obtained HARTTCmo (AP) — U.8. did in the opening primary ac- Hiornas J. MeskUl, & RepubU- ~ from students. Rep. WUber MUls. D-Ark-, who tkin. can, has met with Mills to en India Awaiting $5.6 billion. The country’s en;■ School nurses had complained was in Connecticut lliursday to After a luncheon visit in Dan- courage quick actkm on the tire foreign debt as of ApVil 1 that they,'more than most oth bolster his presidential cam- bury, his first stop in Oon- measure. was $8.8 btlUrni, he said. er scbocH steft members, have* ptdgn, described the race for nectlcut. Mills traveled to the ‘Sign’ That U S. to deal witli drug use, but are MiOs met briefly with <3ov. Singh, who answered ques- the Democratic nomination as ^ te capltol where he met for Mesklir before returning to to take problem stu- Wants Accord tions on a number of issues in dents into their confidence. “wide cpiai.” less than an hour with Demo- Washington. . volving the United States, t«rid "No one wUl go to the con- cratic State Chairman John M. Earlier in Danbury, MUls NBW DSLHI (AP) — For- members of Pariiament the In- *• «•«" Minister Swaran Singh dlan government felt the Uulted ( iiM ri 1 11 ^ Parliament today IndUte Stetefhad "vlrtuaUy negated” I oi:m " I 'It told n ^ en *1 don’t wyrt to bypass any and^ ^ ^ awaiting ’’more ^ re te and its own Vietnam pewe i«q)os- IM s 1 \i> d m ^ », brief m conference opportuiitly” to m«ike an app^ to defeat/’ he said Nixon is posiUve” evidence from aUals by HaHs . bombhibombing of North at the state oapUd.' to those who may be among the "vulnerable.” the . United States ^ that It 'wants Vietnam and by walking out of HI II I i( < M \M 11^ He said he was surprised ttiat .61 Connecticut delegates to the Mails said the Preridenfs ;l II Kil.. Mmih li' sl. r to normalize relations between the Paris peace talks, (',11', .'.iW, “ the early entrants didn’t rise Miami Beatdi convention, MUls economic p ...... ------:------^------Ihteiialve and Coronary an Caret Iminediate only. jIoiL’^’nLite^c^^ THESE A lU kKMUARTY BROTHERS mVtteK,. limited to «ve »ta P Maternity; Fhthers, 11 a.m. - Ccrniecricut Gov. ^ ^ Extension of ‘Hamming’* it up... uninhibited fourth-graders from Caatlaton, N.Y. 1S;46 p.m.» and 8:M p.m. - 8 the decision of the federal p.m.; others, 8 p.m. - 4 p.m., o ty llS ll ^hO eS judges on Miarch 80 that de clared the new senate and Enjoy Age UmHs: 18 in maternity, Prove a'^v^ Drawback ezwAf«4;ik house district Unes uncon- W in otter areas, no limit In ANOSILÎS (AP) —Êl- stltutkMMl. self-aervlee. ton John, the British pop sing- The RepubUcan party already LOWEST An' emergency patlente and t«8r star, has found that the lat- announcedHt wwfld aproal ou4)alteate are reanested to nse «st fashions in footwear, has its ruling to the U.S. Supreme the new emergency room drawbacks. . ,i Court and Gov. Tbomaa J. MCes- entraaoe off Armory fit. Aoocm U.S. Customs agents. said ^ K^wWlcan, said earlier to the entranoe le via existing they delayed John uppn arrival ™***day he yuebably would drlvewayis. Tbursday vÛe a cobbler ex- ***' state attorney general amlned 'tour pairs of high- 1®*** ®** appeal. m ore— _ „ __. „ . , heeled boots, a type which has judgment of ^ EVER! Patteuta 8M been used to smuggle narcotics Judges states fiiot the POKTRilT AOMITTBD . YESTERDAY: and jewels into the country. *»a«>orUonment plan would ON BRAND NEW 19n MODELS . . . Larry A. Beaulieu, Newington; The shoes, with seven-to- ‘result in an invidious dls- crimteation” against 'voters of ow here’$ a revolutionary, new-style class portrait, apt for an age of Mrs.’ Selina Bradley, East Hart- eight-inch heels w d .‘vthree-to- 75 BRAND NEW MODELS TO OHOOSE FROM! ford; Mrs. Jtulet Brenan, East flve-inoh soles, contained no se- the state. The earlier deolalon N youthful repudiation of the orthodox. “Smile, please” indeedi With Hartford; Mrs. iSleh Chapman, cret .compartments or coh- • said it ranged too ter from the Prices Shown Bdow Axe Good Thru Tomorrow Only! wit, courage and imagination,* fourth-graders of Maple Hill Elementary 60A Valley S t ; jloreen P. CuUe- trabanid arid the singer was mathematical Voter average for School in Castleton, N.Y., posing for a group photograph, decided to im ton, 186 Orgen Rd.;-Shifley A. allowed to' complete taU busi- ' eftch distrtet, and therefore vie- listed thev bdurt’ a "one-man. 1972 MARQUIS BROUGHAM mortalize themselves just as they are—or even worse; no faked gra Davia, SB Main St., TUcottifiVe; ness trip. ciousness. They were having a visit from photographer Arnold LeFevre, Mario DeBortoa, BlUngton; Sue fTHoiii ttcea-M^ ': becoming 2-Dobr Hardtop. Autoniaiô, power brakea-steering- Bnien.Briokton, .616 Deming'St, the rage in London!':*-explained wlndowB, green metaUic, whltowalls, conveteence who enrauraged them to “ham” for the group photo which he took. As South'Wlndoor; vTohn Fiirphy, 29 Bob Levinson, a sjêsm an for 'The legislature is preparing a group, front bumper guards, whisper air condition the residt shows, they proved singularly uninhibited “hams.” ing, AM/FhC stereo radio, tinted glass all around. The big thrill was for the kids to get into the act themselves by Stock No. 2M64, List Price 36,988.07. prooeas, including the nomi 5095 taking their own solo portraits using the method shown in the picture nating process. That measure, in the bottom right haiid comer of the page. When each sitter judged gab, Rd., ,Vernon; Laurie Hun- In Meat GotuumpHon__ however, vrould permit the 8M- '* 1972 MONTEREY 4.DOOR the best—or worst—expression had been achieved, he or she to<^ the to(»i,\ East Hartford: John E. WAJfflINOTDN V--^ T ^ United ®6 the etate to set a States dropped horn fourth to wshedule tor ronuning the proc- Pillared Hardtt^. Maroon, 400 engine, deluxe aU vi shot by means of a robber bulb on a long cord attached to the ctraera. JablonShi, Bast-Hartford. nyl interior, black vinyl root, whitewalls, front bump An in all the visit was a great creative success—and produced a seri^ of Also' Mrs. Rose Kronick, 117 fifth place In per capita meat if the court did not. er guards, wfaliqter air condlU«»Ung, AM radio, decor photos w hich wiU not b e forgotten in a hurry. ^ Tracy Dr.; Robert J. McKay, consumption in 1970 with 186 The disputed plan was pro- gfTOup, remote control left hand mirror, tinted glass. 24 iSt.; OUver R. Rob- pounds..New Zealand, with 3 » , sented late September by a Stock No. 20d62. List Price 34,861.28. erts 26F House D r.,i Penny-.Ann continued in firat place, foUour- panel of three state judges, as with 4176 by Arnold LeFevre. Smith. RFD 4, Coventry; Mro, ®d by A i g e n ^ with 204, Aua- P J^ ® < t ^ t l» con- Vlctorla A Twardy. 788 TtoUand tralla with 201 and Uruguay etituUon, after the legislature 1972 MONTEGO 4.DOOR Chris Hamm T p to.4: Mri. htory B. Vaughn, with 196. - . failed to agree on new Unes. Pillared Hardtop. Road and Tkack Magazine’s "Car Washington St., Vernon; Laurie ' fl)e of The Year!” Medium blue metallic, whitewalls, Zacoaro, 442 Tunnel Rd., Ver power steering, color key carpeting, AM radio, vinyl non; Mrs. Susan P, Zohner, Women Legislators Join insert body side mouliUngs, deluxe wheel covers. Plnney HIU Apts., RFD i, Rock- at your Stock No. 2G29, lis t Price 38,087.11. viUe; Mn,': Marie Zdania, East 2790 Hartford. In Defeat of Lib Law BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A , daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rich- HARTFORD, Conn, (AP) — provol was led by Rap, David door— 1972 COMET 4-DOOR ard Boyden, WlUlmantio; a son The Connecticut House of Rep- Neidtts, D-West Hartford, co- to Mr. and Mrs. Nell Novik, resentetives has voted down the chairman of the Government 200 6-cyllnder engine, select-shift traiuunisslon, AM 7 Lake Rd., Ahdover. proposed woniien’s rights Administration, and IPOhcy radio, exterior decor group. Stock No. 2CT10. List DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: amendment to the federal con- Committee. You’ ll oltootfis lenoto Price 32,612.82. Mrs. Marie A. Chorest, 42 South stitution only a week after bav- Nelditz said the indimutaMe 2473 St., Rockville; Joagph D. KeUy, ing overwhelmingly approved a physical difference between the 261 Kelly Rd., TalcottvlUe: Mrs. similar amendment, to the state g^xes would continue to be rec- u^kai^sgoing 1972 CAPRI Mary Laboonttl, lOT Oak St.; constitution. ognized so there was no danger. Mrs, Jan A, Dixon, 37 Packard Why thp' reversal? fievorai ^he 'ammdment might integrate a litre engine. Synchro-mesh, 4-speed trans., floor St.; Mrs. Doris B. Wralght, members said many queiftions pubUc toilets and send women on ' ' mounted shift, rack and piteon steering, power Marti Dr., Coventry; Mrs. SteUa hod arisen sines the first vote, into combat front disc brakes, styled steel wheels, radial tires, A. Zador^y, 3 Falrvlew Ave., such as whether women would ~.il .. l^ b outpul heater, flo-thru ventilation. (Optlonals H gtm read available at Extra Cost.) Prices start at RookvlUe; Donna J. Murphy, 28 be subjected to miUtery eerv- 2525 S r W e t t i r e ? ^ “ l i L ? r N : ^ any. case, vmmen leglste- oSw?o!*C<2!^lm D ? r S - S f c^rJoto'ThlSJLtair^Ji^ Connecticut’s vlUje: Mrs. Joan B. Sadlon, Br- ntlfioation of the amendment. ““ IWORIARTY date Rd., OolumMa. Last week 148 voted, tor a slm- « -Also, John P. Gregorio, Staf- liar amendment to

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MANCHESTteR' STVENING te lA LD , MANClt^SStRR, CONN., ITOIDAY, APRIL 7, 1972 PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE MANCHEOTR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ PRroAY, APRIL 7, 1972 . f l!' 'jy# ' Republicans Pick Youth Rights B i l l Winery Loses Crops Threatened^, Fires Feared U.S: Fighter Bombers Prdfit in Greek Convention Delegates P08W MOODY, BX:. (A P) — Sweeps Past Senate The wittera of a creek and part A m eeting Of toe 86-member 10 dlslegates-aM arge and 10 al- of Burrard Inlet flowed red On Route to Vietnam Manchester RepubUcan Town Bv DAN HALL is Thureday—with wtae. _ . ^ A., A Ucan National Oonventlon, to "F d a w h a l l 18. John Bremmer, production Southwest Has An Arid By BOBEBT A. DQBXIN Committee has been scheduled g PresldenUal electors and HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Nine statee t o toe union have ^ Andre, wine. Ltd. AP Military Writer for next Thursday — to select to adopt a state platform. Connecticut’s youngsters from lowered their age of majority wu turned LOS ANdBLSS (AP) — A gist with the California Gcune said he did not anticipate any to an increase in the cost of WASHINQTON (AP) — A committee-andorsed delegatee to The district convention will l8 to 21, who were granted vot- '>o*ow 21, toe moet reemt of e.- Winter drought la drying the air water shortages this year. “But meat all up the line,” said Si and Fish Commission, said, squadron of Kansas-besed figM- two crniventtons. The meeting zalect a OOP candidate for U.S. tog righto lost year, moved a them California and Rhode m Um .tan. and ground In the- Southwest, If we have another dry year we mon Nathenson, a spokesman “It’s having a severe effect on er-bombeni la en route to will be at 8 p.m. to toe Munici- representative from toe First large step Thursday toward re- Mond, Strada said. *fsuon browning crops and rangelands may experience problems,” he for the California Department wild game. I have no doubt Southeast Asia oa U.S. ofHolala pal Building Hearing- Room. Opngfesslcmal District. Being cMvlng the rest of the rights 8«nate. Minority L «^ r ^den and posing serious fire threats said. consider; whetehr to commit I’m sure it won’t affect the to forests and brush land. A subsequent meeting will be mentioned prominently for the and -responslbilltieB accorded A- Ives, a Republican from In Arizona, Gov. Jack Wil cf Agriculture in Sacramento. that some animals are dying, stiU mace pisaee to counter the held between April 24 and May nnmlPflHnFi are Ann Uccello, thelf elders. Morris who last year in- fishes,” he said. "It’U make but the most severe effect is on Since a heavy rato In late De liams warned, “Arlsona may Nathenson said “It's a little new North Vletnam em se atteok. 8 for organisational purposes — former Hartford mayor who was ______trcduced a series of age-of-ma- them b s fp y ," cember, only a barely measure- be In for a severe drqugtit ' early to estimate the dollkr population growth.” The sweeping action, embo- As futtoer evidence of the to seat the committee for a two- the unsuccessful OOP candidate . vn, -nwn'rin. hmr. J'"**'JOrity bills which .i— passed — the - Strada, however, said hia aMe amount of rain has fallen again this ye^tr and authorities loss” or to gauge the extent of Desert quail and chukar de U.S. air buildup to ieouthaast year term and to elect ite offl- m 1970; and State Comptrbller ^ ^ Senate, but died at toe end of on Southern Cîfomla and Ne on all levels should bei* Maying the drought’s impact. pend on green food for egg pro general law committee had Asia, it was learned that a cere. Nathan AgostinelU, foriner Man- r^ 7 ,-0 ^ toe session in toe House, said; conaiderad earUer effective vada and one in Arizona dur plans for such condition^.” In California’s Central Val duction and the chicks must number of air unite to aeveral The committee will name 19 Chester mayor. . “R’e imperative now that dates hut felt all the changee ing the normal winter rainy Nevada Agriculture Director ley, the driest March since have fresh water soon after statee have been alerted for delegatea Thursday to the OOP The keynote speaker June 28 Mouse. peoiê who have the pow- season. couldn’t be put into effect be Thomas W. Ballow said the record keeping began in 1888 hatching, he said. Deer and poaelhle deployment State Ckmvention, June 28 and at the RepubUcan State Cbnven- N' it completes toe enactment er of the vote have the reqMn- desert bighorn sheep popu fore Oct. 1. Only .18 Inches of rain was brushland has suffered from was .made worse by a two-day But apparently the mn,h' a,v1 •Aho.O —nuno ^ t e JuMOT MUSOUm OUd voirs in the. spring, snowfall is Md pasture grass also were re campfires and smoking on half northern Arizona, said about 50 The Nixon administration has emphasized a number of times below normal: Some irrigation ported destroyed in San Benito, cf its land in Arizona. A hun man-caused fires had been re districts have already cut back Monterey and San Luis Obispo dred fire fighters and 25 sup- ported so far this year, com this weric that although it is faring epeaken ara CSiUd and Retarded Children. ------— keeping its options open, the water deliveries. counties in Oalifornia. perting tankers were sent from pared to iVln the same period FamUy Servlcea of CcnnecUcut, UMted Appeal agencies in battle action will not stop Paul Lane of the aqueduct di “If there’s a lack of feed California to aid in fire pre in 1971. In all, about 100 forest 116 Mata St.; Community ChUd Raat Hartford, Hartford .West American troop withdrawals. - NBWl — EXemNO vision of the Los Angeles De grains and we have to import vention and suppresslmi. fires have been reported so far Guidance C linic, 817 N. H artford and Farm ington wiU partment of Water and Power from other states, it could lead Banky Curtis, a wildlife biolo this year in Arizona. But mmanded air and naval SL; Luts JuMor Museum, 126 t>e open to tour groups from aupport of toe South Vietnam Cedar SL; Manchester Assocla^ Manchester also. NATURAL HEALTH ese Is another matter. Twenty Uon for- the Help of Retarded A brochure listing tour houfs B52 bombers werr~flown from FOOD SHOPFE bic pens CMldnn, 8$ School SL; Man- of on agencies, and tairther to- their Amerioim bases to South all colors! G&H PAVING INC. chester .Homemaker Service, fmrmation about films and -V Aid to Private Schools east Asia eaiiier this week, and 287 B. Center SL, and Manebes- q>eaker8, can be obtained from (always 19c) two additional aircraft carriers ter Public Health Nurses Aaso- toe Greater Hartford Commu- Call Us Now for Your steamed into the area. Explains Enemy Objective claticn, ,n E. Center SL Ad- Mty CbesL 68 S. Mato St., Wert WE SELL 50c CONN. LOTTERY TICKETS! Neoriy all toe U.S. planes to vanoe noitioa o f one or two H artford, Conn. 06107. - Problem for Nixon, Court Paving Esfimafes Southeast Asia were thrown Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh, head of the Viet Cong dele Into toe massive aerial attack By WILLIAM J. WAUGH gation to the Paris peace talks, gestures during to a Catholic educators’ group ican Jewish Congress. against North Vietnam Thurs WASHINGTON (AP) — The in Philadelphia. Four cases involve efforts by Driveways, Parking Lots, Tennis Courts, Roods news conference in the French, capital Thursday. day before the Pentagon or parents of parochial-schori, stu She said the overall objective of the offensive in Supreme Court will be asked to “We are all aware o t -the dered stm more relnforce- define how government can very grave constitutional ques- dents to obtain aid not now sup RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL WORK South Vietnam is the establishment of a govern mento. TT , , • • (Herald photo by BuceivIciiLi) support church-nm schools, but timia vdiich have arisen in the plied by the state. But most ment of national accord in Saigon. (AP W i^hoto Harry Welles of South Windsor pushes roots of hbrse-radish against a motor- The last of the P106s, which President Nixon may come up pari, each time the states or seek .to eliminate aid provided TELEPHONE S49.5233 via cable from Paris) oaa be armed with sixteen 750- driven grater in the basement of his home. The grated root, looking like white with his own solution first. the federal government have by states to church-related wet sawdust, drops into a crock containing white vinegar. schoeds. pound bombs, were pulled out Nlxim went to Phlladeliâ undertaken to provide aid to o f Southeast A sia last year a s ®*ris Vm latest aircraft move- United States to carefully Thursday to strengthen his nonpublic schoris,” he said. The NatiimsLl Catholic E duca tion Association said last fall port cf toe Vietnamlzation i«o- mente' because of "security measure Ite rosponee. This pledge to develop an “equi Nixm promised “specific gram. They carried most of the puiposea” But some cfflclals means, they Indicated, that Show us the electric that 16 states either have table, workable and cem- measures designed to preserve to toe air war hinted that even more Ameri- President Nixon has been able passed or were considering leg- 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING | stltutional” method to funnel the' nonpublic school system in- over the North before the doily cam-based air unite may be sent to avoid the politically dan- islatipn to help parochial government dollars into non- the United States” after the Ad Vw— .W n o - to tile W OT soue t o the next few gerous decirion of ordering a public schools. visory Commission on Inter schoeds. ■ fuU-scale air attack against the In the same city a few hours governmental Relations and the The Pentagon refused to dls- “We wUl take udiatever pre- North. range that can match later, a three-judge federal Presidential Commission on Moriarty Brothers calittonaiy measures are neces- In a speech Thursday to toe court struck down a seven- School Finance complete stud Women’s Rights | sary to protect lemalntog U.S. Overseas Writers Club, Adm with l-inonth-old Pennsylvania law ies. loroesi to Vietnam,” said a Pen- Thomas H. Moorer Jr., chalr- which sent nixipublic school aid The Pennsylvania law author CaUedThony’ | FOR PROFESSIONAL, QUALITY IRS Finds tegon qiokesmen. man cf. toe Joint Chiefs of to parents, rather than to the ized $47 million a year to reim Meanwhile, toe mxon admto'- Staff, sold tha Initial U.S. air schools. The law was the result burse parents fo r tulticm at 1,- SACRAMEim), Calif, (AP) * CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS T ax Frauds istration is retaining a cautious strikes penetrated 40 to .50 Frank Atwood — Womens rights is a "phony M all the features on this of specific efforts to tailor pro 5(X> mmpublic schools, all but SAM wAHM-aorvA stance to eatimati^ the sue- miles north of toe demilitorized Horse-radish, a humlde herb plant is a heavy feeder. Coarse the house by all means plan to visions to earlier Supreme 250 o f them Catholic. It was issue” said Sen. James hOUis, H on all makes... cess of the UJS.-alded South zone dividing toe two Vletnams. with a long history and a taste leaves that look like dock grow set it out in the garden vriien Court guidelines. written after the Supreme chairman of toe Rules Com- oTm Vletasmese defenrive effort Mooror indicated toe plan that makes your tongue smart three feet tall and large roots warm spring weather comes, John Cardinal Krol, arch- Court ruled the state’s°previous m ittee. H to* sources to Wash- was to first Mt the supjdy a ^ your e y e s w ater, >« urlth u^T^^cet).^t watered to , nonpublic-school-aid law uncon Then his state legislative B ST^N OZIMEK, Manager pome tax preparbrs "fveyed to^ ^ and on cipal crop of a South WlndiMr and many branches, ^reading hoBsC (md »««« «iey con and.odU anA antJaliiWiMt Altea,.î?-.te farmer, Harry L. Welles. Mr. out on all sides and some of stalks vriien the flowers fade. resolution to ratify -the equal H range... Meanwhile, the dispute over .-Py »™®e the DM2 that are auppoetlng the ruling would be appealed to 301-315 "c e n t e r ST., MANCHECTER t' agente, an XRS o fficia l aoys. - ~ Welles has been growing and them going four feet deep. Memorial Day would be a good parochial aid continues to state: xigbtei -for. wom en. 4mendroiei4u .j,*I -» There is no doubt tbe tha enemy drive, to -the aqath^;.,;,^ ill •• the Supreme Court, which held Raymond F. Harlaos, North grating horse-radish for 26 years Small pieces cut from the pen- time to plant it out, tgiring u legislatures and courts. to toe UiS. 'OonstituUon. It died * VletnomeM wiU get Then, he adld, the taotlo would last June that some forms of ern GaUfontta. IRS dlreetoTi at his home on Avery St., and cil-size branch roots are called out of the pot and setting it in government aid to church Two groups actively flgliting cm a 2-2 vote. /./AiterAmtA Woody jaoeee,” one officia l involve , m oving toe strikes so far as. he knows is the only “sets” and used to start the a sunny place. PPllage should, schools sure constitutional. aid to parochial schools are the Two other ratification meas wMl/i^tSucttag vlctoiy to northward. commercial producer of this new cn^. Harry uses a two-row hot'be out until It turns brov^m. Chief Justice Wsuren E. Bur American Jewish Congress and ures ore still awaiting hearings bombing, be said, “wUl pungent condiment to Oonnectl- tobacco planter with two of his The Uly should bloom again in before other committees. ger wrote that “the crucial the Committee for Public Eu- O™ ingredient to the con- be laid on egailirt thoae targete ®ut. daughters on the low seats, the toll, and then may live Mills, D-San Diego, said question is not whether some cation and Religious Liberty, a . ^ *»«*®*’’ U’®’ otficials supporting the battle and Any gardener with deep top- dropping sets into a furrow at througî the winter and bloom “You couldn’t send men into Make Memorial Day - benefit accrues to a religious coalition of 80 Organisations in ( ôn. roportl^ $9^.w êUef that North toey’U be laid on until too sup- and we1 buy it for you! soil could grow hoi^-radlsh, measured intervato. The roots again n«ct summer. Sometimes battle if you didn’t send women institution as a consequence of cluding the American Civil.Lib Vietnam la so fuUy committed port is terminated. and years ago most farm gar are covered by the machine. they last for a number of years. also, and if you made all of toe TOa iyluded $1,600 to«^W or ^ vlrtuaUy no reserve “ I can only say that we wlU the legislative program, but erties Union, United Federation Day of RemembraiiGe dens had a few horse-radish The plants continue growing Sometimes the lily disappears o f Teachers €uid United Parents women noncombatants, that toe wUe w o f^ aa a waitreaa 3^ ^ ^ . ^ them a free ride to whether its principal or pri- plants behind the bam some- in the fall and Harry waits un- during the first winter, Jt should Association. would be Infringing on men’s niary effect advances religion.” Pnniare now to choose a beautiful Bane aiM 81,0W to . . . “ The North Vietnamese have providing resources to this udiene, probably close to the til November to start digging, be noted, but it is worth a try. The 1.1-mlUloa-member Na rights.” The primary effect of the 80,000 com bat troops battle.” rhubarb. When the frost waa out Even then he has to knock o tt Daffodils that have flowered tional Education Association Guild Monument to memofrialize yodr deductions toe correot **x is area,” said one ex- Asked If the current offensive Pennsylvania law was to ad of the ground in the spring, it the tops wdth a flail chopper to a pot for Easter can be set also is on record as oiqpoeing departed loved one I of the wife’s food warm. with emphasis on the freshness, dirt, and drops them back on food for another season, their child than it has to subsi SspfltTaib AND Seventy prbperera listed too and children were warned to the ground to be picked up by Forced tuUps can be set in dize church-related schools to CARTER CHEVROLET Monuments many depêncy exemptions, take just a smaU taste. hand and put in bushel bias- the garden after thev have do so,” the judges wrote. CO.. INC. he said, and 96 claimed excess Ifs Thria To Manfeee Leam^ toe “King” kets. I^t fall 10 tons of mote bloon^ and the wetoher te The Supreme Court pre PinsSMl Stwers itemized deductionz. Harry Welles grows more than were stored to the bam, piled warmer but they are much less viously approved a federal pro 1229 Main St. SAPORm MEMORIAL CO. MadilM ClMMri One preparer liat)ed too four acres of horse-radish, har- four feet deep. These can be likely to bloom another vear gram of direct construction Phone 646-^64 470 C E N ^ R ST., MANCHESTER--Phone 643-7782 many dependency exen^ptions, vesting 15 to '20 tons of roots, cleaned and grated during the fhey seem not to recover from grants to private colleges for li Septlo Tanks, Dry Wells, he said, and 96 claimed exoeee ORNAMENTAL He learned about horse-radish, winter months. When frost is being forced to blooni at an nn braries, gymnasiums and labo Sewer. Lines.. Installed--OeI- lar Waterprooflng Done. itemised deductionz. he says, when he worked as a out of the ground in the spring, M toLl l e ^ ratories. And it has approved One- pnparer forged the teen-ager for Us uncle, also more roots can be dug, and given tulina' oiantaii in tho free bus tranaportatlmi and the FEED N O W I FEED N O W ! FEED N O W ! wife’k elgnatare and two otoen iTREES ProvidM an unllmitad Harry L. Welles, in the Gris- freshly dug roots are easier to o-round in the" fa?i and hinomimr loan of textbooks for nonpublic MdCHINEYBROS. asked ^ tsuqinyer to sign varlaty of haat woldvllle section of Wethers- clean than those from storage. tug normal time eannnt ^ school pupils. 118 Peari St. — . SU-58M blank returns, Hariess said. Six burnare give field. Uncle Harry grew hewse- From one-third to one-half the couU ed^rto b Nixon took note of the con Sewerage Disposal Co. The fees charged by the cswimming. m ore than tsoo 168 Woodland SL ducks raised at • Tennsssee Open- Daily 5 Sunday 9 - Si90 WOODLAND GARDENS RhOM >48i^474 game farm, hoping tor a year- 10-10 fertiliser m ixture. The Jt you have an Easter Illy to for awhile,” Wamiing aald. round waterfowl papulation. PAGB FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.,, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1972 Section Two FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1972 FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1972 Pages IS to 26 Night.” Vnth intermittent vocals Herd soon to become In-resi- contemporary mood. hundred music teachers, ’stu iUmtrljfBtfr TEttmins by Woody in front of a nod-met dence composer and arranger included in the Helrman por dents, end band leaders from Unlocked Safe SRO Crowd Hears rical background, varioga sec at B~West Coast college. He is tion of the concert were throughout the state. At the - Yields $400 "YeUaw JounuUsm” tion soloists were spotlighted currently composing and ar "Adam’s Apple,” a Broadbank same time, .Herd section "Yellow Journallsiii/’ de- V e m o n throughout the number. EadH ranging a 50-mlnute suite, to original, and "Woodchoj^per’s leaders conducted group ses scribinf aewspapeig in the tempo and jazz Idloni changed be recorded later this year by BaU," "Take the A Train,” sions for musictans who are About gfOO was taken from an 1890s, originated with a dom Guidelines Decision Old Wopdchopper drarnatlcally to another, build the Herman bfuid and the Los "Early Autumn,” "Hey, Jude,” specializing in the particular in unlocked safe at the First Food ic picture series called “The Police Blotter ing up fantastically to an exclt- Angeles Symphony. Last night, "One O’clock Jump,” and struments. Store, Me Center St., during Yellow Kid,” which was run Philip R. Knox, 16, of 47 South lng( ear^shattering finale. Then the 15-ptece Herd played the "Make Sonêone Happy,” which Hetman said that his men business hours Wednesday alternately by competing Challenged by E.K.F. St., Rockville, was charged yes the 58-year-old Woody "took it first section M the suite for featured Woody himself on alto like to do seminars. "They have New York newipapers, ac night, police reported. terday with evading respimsl- And Young Herd out” with a nostalgic version of adiat Woody called "A very sax. been building up to this fOr a cording to Encyclopaedia Noting that his partnen^hip is '‘very perturbed” b y a blllty. Vernon police said toe the lyrics. special audience.” The MOC-communl^-a r e a week and a half,” to comment A store employe, John Quig Britannica. ■-<- denial last month of a' request to combine Colonial Rd. arrest was made to connection The big: bands may nevier eration Januned the hall. Some "Young" kptly describes the ,^"MaoArthur Park” by Jim jazs-rock ensemble, organised ed. ley, told polloe be bad put the and Progress Dr. under the town’s industrial guidelines, with an accident - Rockville General Hospital, with degree burglary, waived a hear Hozzini Bros. yeana additional taxes on the injuries received in a two-car^ Wayside Furniture land opened up exceeds the: Isn says ” By no stretch of the ing in probable cause, and was Imagination b our request a accident at West St., Regan and bound over the the next crimi tosm’s chare, the devekiper b. Ridgewood Rds. She la re p ^ e d rr variance,'’ Itaplan contends. ' nal sessten of Tolland County rehhhureed the excees up to In satisfactory condition, y |^y^veloper*s original conM- .We should lilw the board to Stqmrior Court take note that thb road was Police said the Jottebur car Six other counts of burglary built more at the request of the was traveling east/M Regan and larceny against Onuttt A*, now eet up, C o lo i^ Rd. Rd. and came Into West .St. and Progress Dr. are consider town than us.” Kaidan main were hoUed by the proeecutor, M A N C H E S IB t WILUMANTIC tains. “The road does open without stopping, striking a car ! and the files were sm t to 8iq)e- ed as separate projects. Green driven by Russell Doubleday, 519 EAST BHDDLB TURNPIKE had ptopoeed that the up the Manchester Industtlal lior Court. 1329 MAIN STREET Park, as well as fulfill the long 49, of Stafford. Miss Joltcour In a companien case, John P. 1 roods be considered as one was charged with failure to "ON THE (GREEN” Between BARKER’S and STOP & SHOP ot tor purposes of comput term needs of coonecting with Kubls, 28, of Stafford Springs, Sheldon Rd. (Parker • Oakland obey a stop sign. pleaded not guilty to charges of ing relmhuraement under the AU of those charged are lei connector) and ckwlng ott that third - degree buigtary and portion of Parker Street which scheduled to appear in Circuit second-degree larceny, and file I total invested in Progress Court 12, RockviUe, May 2. THE BOnOM DROPPED OUT OF OUR BUSINESS far b just under $66,000 serves another industrial com case was continued to~ the plex,’’ Kfqdan adds. Vernon poUce returned a ju- court’s East Hartford seesion sad in two years some $176,000 venUe Vernon girl to Long Leme in taxes have been paid on the “ The guldeUnes, which to our for jury trial. HUGE SHOWROOM FLOOR MUST BE VACATED knovdedge are being udsd only School in Middletown yesterday Another companion, Maifin J. bondings built on that road. in connection with an incident has Inohidsd in h b reeom- by thb partnenUp (B.K.F.), Patrick Farrell, second from left, as LaGuardia, Zimmerman, 28, of Stafford 20 THOUSAND SQ. FEET OF BRAND NAME FURNISHINGS were set up to preohide Inequl- congratulates his squadron after a successful mis at the Arthur Drug Store in Springs, had his case continued m e i^ 1972.^ . . Ospltal Bn- ECHS Offers ‘Fiorello!’ sion in a WWI sequence of “Fiorello.” Others, from RockviUe. to the court sessicm at Stafford to iho past and to. at bast PoUce said the girl was seen Springs, April 11. left, are Mark Testori, Peter Pescosolido, Russ Bar In front of the store with a com 4* two Instances, bUthely ignored bero, Paul Hebert and Paul Yellen. (Motes photo|^ The three were arrested last thW industrial guMSHnes ' even panion, calling two police offi week by State Police In connec though i^pUcabtev llto town ac-’ Prize-Winning Musical cers "pigs.” The girl was ap tion with a series of breaks into ’‘•gBloOduiobUe prehended inside the store and tuolty ; p ^ d tor the tuetaUafion Mayor LaGuordia, the cpmic and Thea, hb wife, by Vsrlan rested for taking part in a fae- homes and businesses In the of roads wUhouC oontributlon'by returned to Ixmg Lane later. Stafford Springs area. T o Visit MCC Ixxdc-readlng, fire 'tnck-toUltog sfpeculation buUdtogs through Saturday,,b 8:80 p.m.; Rd. as Morrb. Other cast mem of a newsreel, toe audience sees of a check, two counts of issu MONevFRI. 9-9 ind’VH and.7:80 p.m. Simday. Tlckete bers from town are Paul He- to continue the experiment, and has also attracted the „ h ^ n o ^ d ing a ’bad check, and one count tor!^Wa]k-in 6onm:1et« Invtt- Wltote. ^ (Mancheetor) bert Peter PescoeoUdo, Robert „ . * „ ____ interest of the Connecticut De------demand has slacked trial .—..a win be on sale at the door. battles and being iKxiored by k of obtaining money under false Henegkan, BYancb Puzso, Judy partment of Transportation. ^ ?**„^*” ® exj^cted after a SA T . 9-S of*teM «SriLd^ toor^ ""toy ^ ^ reserved by caU- toe king of Italy. f ninx* those who met with holiday period, Dworkln said. pretenses. He was not i;»«8enb Lawder, Jeannette Staye, Betty Auciiael Dworkln, precEdent Dworkln. “However, we*re still very en- ed on several other similar | Patricia Naktenb, LaGhiardia’s return home and counts. tor Unit of fib' American 'Rod *““* dolbr hteome through in- The musical, which also won **i-^*^L»r'***^'****^' ®*®®®totlon, >nie bus service operated at couraged,” he added, Chois, 2gr B. ‘identer S t duatiy to the TViwn of Mamtoee- the N.Y. Drama. CUfics Circle Mary Barrett, Bridget O’Con- marriage are followed by toe said today that the organization the association’s expense by a. Dwoikin says he has recelv- ter than for ^s$d fousi- neU, Anne Larata, Usa Pariw, start of, his battle pow- has agreed to keep the bus run- private carriw.t ^ a s starteer accounts. Oolman’s office at DOT, e f ^ Club, bobducts ta week- c«»otodes. Bhurrell of 96 Dartmouth Rd. b shown OB toe crusading a large number of apartments. with unsafe tires. A rearrest ECLIPSE. ROWE 180.96 to |m.96..Velveta, prints, As toe result of their talks, The bus runs from the Park through a recent survey in The was ordered, and bond set at tweeds, taqwstrlezfhtow # 7 B tyJttiturdayGbaanpof fiieCbm- young lawyer fifÛng for toe Marie, hb secretary ^ o has the department plans to have Herald, has also been sounding THEY MUST BE SOLD FROM p u s;. has sdbduled counseling i>oor and Ignorant among New ade, making five round trips $600. PBiÊNT STOCK TO MAKE BO(M ON ONB PSUCB f I « i managed his career from early an observer ride the bus, and daUy to Bari Hartford and baSt oidnlon for a possible corn- periods at ^ start of each se York d t y ’B large Inunlgrant days, is secretly In love with OUR TOP FLOOR. COME IN TODAY. 60 Odd Twin amd FuU Size BBSDB population. Then toe musical also will survey toe passengers by way of W. Center St., Silver serrice be- Other cases disposed of and Maple, pine, oak, decorator CMS mester for Inoomtog veterans Development Group Fiorello and finaUy convinces to ascertain vriio's using the Lane, Main St. In Bari Hart- Manchester and Hart and weekly tor ;those already en follows tab fiery career to the sentences imposed Included: colors. ONR FRICB D lG i him to run. again for mayor. service and vriiy. ford, Burnside Ave. and Center ^ ^ ^ Raymond J. Dumond, 40, of rolled; $iiCws Egfiirday evratog eve of h b 1933 election as Senring her devoUon and readlz- gt_ _ It was announced yesterday M!aq;de A Pine DINJUriTJD CHAIRB V' mayor. “We were impressed with the 113 Spencer St, pleaded guilty buUt to controot restaurant spec. LUXURY 9UAUTY BROADLOOilS movies at'the Rooky HiU 'V’eter- Ing his desire to serve toe peo results shown so far and The first day the service drew response has been "en- to operating a motor vehicle Reg. $89.96 eau M R ads 'Home and about twice a Re-Elects Officers Along, the way, Blorello meets ple effectively, he proposes mar thought it a very Imaginative about 100 passengers. Last c°“««to8” and toatthat obtaining while hlB license is under sus- NOW H i i ea. mlbuto at the Newington Veter- . ' , ,, , , and falb in love with a beautiful riage to her and embarks on an- idan, a site for a commuter parking aw ISHiital; and recently held said Francis E. Criman, Thursday and Friday, the sec- pension, fined $200. An addition Odd Cheats, Dreaaers, Nite Stands All twelve officers and directors of the Manchester itaUan girl, who has been ar- other campaign. chief •of transportation plan- omd and third days. It was filled explored with town al charge of making an unsafe —Maqi>e, oak, walnut, pine, white, 100% NY LON pile aaTben dboiisslon of major is- Ckihununity Devetopment Foundation were re-elected officials. turn was nailed. green, Uaok. | / Regular odes with students of South yesterday fo r 1972-73 at the noup’s annual meeting in John P. Hogan, 28, ot Mans Your Choice /m Price qM hdlc High School in Hart- the Chamber of Commerce oi field, driving left at an Inter- 400 CXICKTAIL AND BND TABLB8 lOfUe Named president tor the secUon, $25. Colonial—> Hercnlon Tweed —Our complete sHeottoo, Maple, ELEGANT third opnsecutiye year was Rob Rdnald McKinley, 21, of 299 pine, oak, pecan, cherry, stainless ert L. Nelscm, vice president ot Main St, breach of i>eace, $76. Cover, innersprig: mattress steel, smoked glass, walnut. M O / SftockMaiêt the Connectleut Bank; and Trust Charges ot possession of con AU styles—Now Reitaced Wf /O and TV rest. R^salar Priee embossed YORK (AP) — Attw Co. and managed of CBT’s Man trolled drugs (two counts) were chester offices. Nelson also noUed. Mot sesaksw of abiup gains, toe Edward T. Mikells, 18, of 1428. Today ^TOME stn^ market today suocumed serves as a member-at-large qf Vernon Rd., Bolton, reckless CASH 'N CAMY Uili'protit, taktogi Trading was the.'executive committee of the MISS ON driving, $26. Charges of breach SPECIALS 'nifidbrabriy - aotlya, ’' Olamber. peace and failure to dbq^y *3 0 0 . TONE tTlie noon Dow ônes avenge Other officers re-elected ai« marker were noUed. o0 todustrials was off 4.ZI at Thomas F. Ferguson, executive Was 1649. S-Piece ■mADITIONAL editor and former (sp-publlsher VniUam J. Monroe, 21, of Uving rocm grouf. Sofa, Lovesaa.t, Advances on fbe New Mansfield Center, third-degree imitt Stock OxoblBige led de- of The Herald, vice presldrot; Chair, lovely gold mat- M R II by aiKMVKiniatky 8 to 2-. Atty. Allan Di Thomas, secre larceny, suspended 60-day jail Contemporary — Vinyl or olasse. Now v M w ‘S ' w term a ^ two-year probation. a leRulcHP $7.9S vah|«f '•AnUyeta aata the profit tak- tary; Olid David R. Nlcfacls, Was 1429. Oomidete SOLID PINB comptroller of Lydall, Inc., John R. Norton, 28, of 92 Bio- HoreolMi cover, Pdy-da. Bedroom group. Triple dresser, iita which devetopetl late Thims- diiy was ecUUnutog today. They treainirei:’. MANCIESrER6 sell St, dUnrderly conduct shelf mirror, cannonball headboard, spoiiMvubbvr back' $200. cron cushions, TV rest. chest on chest MM awiitt they e^peotad the market Renamed, as directors were William Starrett, 20, of Oooee Now P M D to>esume its advance shortly. J. Grant Swank, executive vice Regular Price f319. Today Dow toSustrial avenge, president lOf the Chamber; tyU- Lone, Coventry, ' foUoiwing too Was 1849. 9-Pieoe CHROMBlCRABrr cloeely, faUure to cany license, Dining Room. White and chrome 1 0 0 % NYLON had rtoen acme U potots Uam Forbes, ehalrman of toe and failure to carry registra table, eight blue and REM gained nes;^ $ Town Development Commis tion, all noUed. *200. chrome ebalts. Now tyOTv Thuniday, and finblwd sion: Edgar H. Clarke, presi Oliver L. Storey, .22, of WU- s i its best (dbstog le i^ in umuN dent of'-toe Clarke Ininirance Was tl,6Q0. LANS! "Orandeur” Din LUXURIOUS PILE h. Me Schotarship Ington, operating a motor ve ijr. fiiree years. Agency; lym an B. Hoops, man- Traditional — Queen size ing Room groity. Spanish oak de =■ 1 ■ hicle without a license, $16, and cor, trestle fable, canebook ohalrs, Man order ratqtt and tobooioo audlo-vlBuals for trade shows, , operating an unregistered mo tasuss wero 'JiMpm;. AU ctoer TplepbojOi^s Manchester office; Lawstm atyio, Horeahni 88” fiass ahêd china. M M \ weep-WUxed' TbS Agsooi' tor vehicle, $16. A charge of Now f i M rr on i t ■ .Urnfin rtr ^ NSlson pointed out that the driving too fast for cmidifiona Cover, 73” Long. Regular Was $679. CRAFT Cootamponury ^ Manches- on the buUdtog was shout was noUed. Sofa and Chair. Green nylon tw ^ SHAG 1.0 to 842.0. induatr^ ter; Walter A. Morrissey, vice (© m>ire and that too loan P ageant Lester M. Thurston, 28, of 220 $879. Today and walnut trim. sUpped 2.7 while rails and utlU' president of Hartford National traiisactlon.has enaMcd'’Made- 7 Dteorgtbr Ctenter St., faUure to drive In Now , D iU V tt t t were both utudianged. ^ Trust Co.; Edmimd to remain to Manchester. the established lame, $16. eolpn! Moon prices on this: Big & ParkGiTf preiident ci Man* major/function of the de* Was fi,S99. SOLID CHBIRRY Din- abard's nuMA-acMve Ust. ibohid- Earl Woodcock, 28, of 66 Birch ^200. Mr room group. China, oval table. Luih ^ ^ t e r State Bank; ^nd R. veloument foundation ta to »eU Sponsored by the MANCHESTER St., operating a motor vehicle S^.choirs, BCol^ server. e d ‘MexO w p., off % Wb 1081: Bruce WatUna, preatdent of bonds ^ privattey...... to oittzens for with unsade tires, $16, amd taU- Rich GhiK * Western ladustries, off 1 Watkins Bros. toe needed coital. JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ure to carry Ucense, $8. A non- itt'IS; ROA, off 84 St t ^ ; Boy. The Manchester Community The financing plan is worked Wss H.099. 8TANLB1T Meditemui- Pile! ^ Dutah Xtetroieum. off 84 at support charge aigainst Wood ean bedroom "Andorra” Pecan. 1 Develiênt Foundafion is a out jointly with commercial 8884: and Oonsolldaiia Foods, up non-profit loan corporaUon Kathletn Bombard, Miss Manchestar 1971 cock was referred to the court’s Triide door dresser, ScroU bed, banks, toe Connecticut Develop Photo Salem Nassltf faunlly relations officer. amoire, two door commodi • r«gulcMr 9.9S verfm*! tt'-at 2084/ formed to old toe Jtt^wto of ment Commission and toe PLUS 42 MORE AT EQUAL SAVINGS Now . Frtoas on tos American Btpek small business a » r Industrial Robert 8. Hoyle, 42, of East h9cbidMsbMirpspoH««rabb«r bock . No Poddbig Swiduuige inotiidsd Tokhelm Small Business Administration Hartford, reckless driving, $80. firms In Manchester. under its 8BA 502 Program. Oank, off 284 St 6884: and Ame- After being dormant for sev A third loan appUeation has ALSO REDUCED IN PRICE ------—_ rada Hess warrants, up 81 at eral years, toe foundation was been submitted and is in Its ear Soft Coat O ff 9 Pet. ITM: and Mllgo Blsctronic, eft reactivatod in, 1970 and lari ly stages and at least one other Saturday, April 8 at 8:00 P. M. 84-at $1. ■' year it aided , to flnanctog toe ,, WASHINGmJN—U.B. prtxluc- 75 BEDRO O M SETS stages and at least one other tlon of bitnmlnouz cool amd lig 60 DINING ROOM SETS • 105 LIVING ROOM GROUPS relocation of Red-LeS Metal loan. Is to the "embiyonlo’’ Fintehtog Oo. in a new plant In stage. Nelson reported. nite declined by nearly 9 per 'Ntaiira’s Flow toe C. B. Industrial Iûk off dent in 1971, from 608 mlUlon ' . By agroement between the Sheldon Rd. Tickets Available tens in 1070 to am estimated U n ited ^ tef and Canada in 660 million tens. At yesterday’s annual meet'- the minimum water tog, Nelsca reported toe THE PERILS OF FRU-nU BAILEY AUDltORlUM At The Door oviff ^ ^ a r a Falls to foundaticn recently ciossd its p a l m e r t o w n s h ip .. , Pa. MANyFACTURERS AND RETAILERS (AP)—The town Fire -Dipantnem Or Call 646-5690 after 6 P.M. Peru Gets China Loom 1'$: tte toiniit sea$pn is 100,000 second loan, to Madewril of Cl V 'dtibtc i m per second and Oonnecttcut,,, too., enabling toe niihsd to a walnut tree with s 35- LIMA—-Peru has received s OOO cuUo toot at other firm to purchase toe buUdtog at foot mteation ladder rsocntly and MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL 92.50 Eoch $48 million loen in tecbhlcal aid rescued Fni-Fru, a twb-year-oM S IN C E 1929 ales with all water to ex- 188 Adams St. (toe ted Dean tram mainland China. Iti auldi- beas of thii diverted to; gra-Machine plant wMch it had tabby cat. See for yourself who wilLbe the next 9^00 for Senior Citiiens Uon, China has agreed to buy erate power for equal use by been leasing. Fni-Fru bad been ituck about MISS MANCHESTER! over $100 million worth of Pe •tte two counhies, according MadeweU constructs indus three-quarter* of the way up the tree and Studonfs ruvian ooiper, lead and zinc. to Encyclopaedia Britanniito. trial eidilbtts, models' and for the previous couptS of day*.

4 tif.: . < i» I'iMaf: t' i- . v M i PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1972 PAGE SEVENTEEN Whale-Producta Grades i through 6, clpals ask thht these be return- is neceskry to caitcel a. confer- both current and delinquent tax Michelle Cavanagh, Gena Vo- Each team will be represented Imports Banned Hebron Ferms have been sent home ed as soon as poasible so that ence, the *>• «*oU- es due the town beforq the cloee nick. Dotty Erbe, Daryl Ryan, by a Junior team conalsting of Sales & Service on wlth the children requesting the teachers may schedule the fled promptly so that the teach- Tolland of the fiscal year, June $0, ac and a third place medal to Kim girls up to sixth grade. The sen WASHINGTON—The Interior parents to mark their choices times. er may be Informed of the oan- Department’s ban on the Im cording to Beete. E lm er. ior teams will include girls in A l Mokes, New ft Used for conference times. The prtn- It is also requested that, if it cellatlon. portation' of whale products, in Medal Wtanere R evolving troph ies w ere seventh and eighth grades. Trade ft Rentob ______■ .r ■ ...... lipman Submits Plans awarded to Sherry Coouette, cluding oil, meat, teeth and Building Inspector Explains Medal Winners In the Board Four games will be played Hours 4 ^ p.m. ambergris, went into effect Jan. 2*DOOR i S M P A N O V A INTO of Recreatfon’s various baton Kelly Simmons, Kim Grant, with EUtagton and Enfield girls 1. For 53-Lot Subdivision classes lost week were present Daiwn Zagora, Amanda. Blais, leading off at 1:80 p.m. Sot. 9-5 p.m. Even the import of foreign DODGE POURA HARDTOP " ed to both first and second Nancy Boyden and Sheila Mc The Junior girls’ teams of Tol cars containing a whale-oil ad Final {dans for the Cs-lof application a month ago on re place categories. Laughlin. land and Enfield are scheduled The ditive in the transmission will Request For Budget Boost Vinyl roof, automatic trahamlfUcB, Sqgar HUl subdivlsian off Edst- quest of the PZC, since the date First place medals were Girls Basketball foUowtag the first game. Tol be affected. V du R view Terrace, have been resub* for granting approval was near awarded'iOm Curtis, lisa Phil- The TMland Girls AU Star land’s senior all atar team will Bulldlhg Inspector Richard A. V8, power disc brakes, power steering, The action was a step in a sanitary inspector and driveway Ing permits, well fees, septic mitted by develqper Louie Up- ing expiration and the subdivi Upps, Lori Malcbow, Donna Basketball team wiU host an face the winners of the EUtag- Keefe, in a letter to the select Bike Shop campaign to preserve several Inspector. permit fees and driveway fees radio, electric Ignitioh system, wUto- mani sion would have been turned Lake, Danny Elmer, Dawn area tournament including all ton-Enfield contest in the third men, has explained hts budget Keefe esUmates that he amounted to $10,800. According to the plans, pre down by the PZC for lack of 257 SPR;UCE ST. species of whales on the endan waU tires, undercoat, bumpw guanls, Dimmock, H(dly Fletcher, San star teams from Ellington and gam e. gered list. requests fo r the 1972-73 fiscal spends between 30 and 35 hours Keefe estimates that this year sented to Monday nlihl’* sufficient taformatlpn. dra Jeap Henry, Theieea Enfield, competing for Junior VHndtag up the schedule of year which amount to a 86,980 per week Just doing the actual the income should be some- BRAND NEW left outside remote mirror. No. 2m . tag of the Planning and Zoning 9$.7 Per Cent CoUeollon Woods. and aôr division traveling .play the E lltag^ Junior team increase over the present ap vdiere between 812,000 and 818,- BUDG work involved with these Jobs. 1972 ______Com m lselon, 10 acres o f land Tax Collector Earl Beebe has Second place medals were trophies at Tolland Hig^ School, .will play the winner of the En propriation. 000, which would cover his budg This does not include time have been eet aalde for open collected 96.7 per cent of taxes presented to Christine Rady, on Sunday. field -Tolland match. Keefe has requested a salary spent, he said, at zoning meet et requests. space. due on the O ctober 1970 Grand DODGE CHARGERS for this position o f 810,000. The ings, classes and seminars lo s t Year NEW 72 CHRYSLER ROYALS 6-Hr. SEOAN The PZC agreed to send the list, for an income to the town current salary is 86,000. How which are “never ending facets Keefe’s requests this year are Automatic, power steering, power , disc brakes, undercoat, light pkg., mape to conatidttag engineers of ^,9M,86$, as of March 31, ever, as Keefe states in his let of these Jobs.” . almost identical 'to the ones radio, whitewalls. No. 2841. * ’ 3495 BRAND NEW 1972 NOVA COUPE Griswold and Fuse asking for 1972. ter, ‘‘The difference between Keefe further explained how made at last year’s budget a report by April 17, The total amount due before Lnok ’Em Ovtr — And CORONETS last year's salary and this re both the State Health Depart meeting and which received SPECIAL: 1271 CHRYSLER DEMO. Thic Car Equipped with BUDGET PRICED! Copies of the maps wlU also corrections by the assessors quest does not reflect a salary ment and the Planning and Zon strong position, and e'ventual- 260 4 cy). eng&e, power be ^ven to the Oonservotlon w as $2,088,882. Large SeleeHon increase, but more rightly an in ly were denied. 4-Door Hardtop. Power steering, automatic, radio, whitewalls, vinyl rojrf, Oommlssian ' for their recom Ih addlthm to the current tax ÂFE^ Safe Buy TWf It JntI ing Commission are pressing factory air., post traction. Carries remainder' of 18 month or 18,QP0 mile sieeruiif, nm push button crease due to the drastic change At that meetlngf, Keefe re mendation for open epace prop collection record, Beebe has re more duties on the town's build factory warranty! < radio, whitewalls, 2 speed in the scope of the work in ing inspector. quested an 88.000 salary, $2,380 erty and to the fire department ceived $16,176 o f the $38,048 due A Partial volved.” fo r expenses amd $2,080 fo r a electric WipeTs and wash- for their Information regarding for the years between 1966 and "The State Health Depart M J U s e d C a r s He mentions how he feels this secretary. ersr body dde moldings, requirements for fire protection 1970. ment,” he said, "is continually SDOcial Panhaso from Ghrystor Coip.11971 DOMES is a realistic figure for the Many residents felt that even om o ra x g • SATELLITES < DlOnnra - «n.ABA8 4-Door Hardtop. V8, auto- bac^-up lights, side view for the subdivision. Demands for payment ' plus L i f O a g ... building official’s salary with pressing the towns to take m iller, padded dash, and Upmaa had withdrawn' hja current coUecUens will reduce a more active role in areas such the present $8,000 salary;, was too out taking Into consideraUon the power brakes, factory air. nm much for what at that time was EXAMPLE: ISn Dodge Pelara many more standard as restaurant inspections, well other three jobs covered by the felt to be ft part-time Job. His Chevrolet items. Stock 2565 NEW 1972s drilling and sanitary inspec 68 DODGE IBM 1968 JEEP C J4 1971 FORD Take Your Pick of a Specially Equipped same office of zoning agent, requests for expenses were also 88 DODGE <12M 66 DODGE $M8 No. 8487. (Froighf Inciudod) tions.” Sportsman Van, 6 cyl., stand 6 cylinder, Jheater, metal cab, plow, 4 Galaxle 4 Door Hardh^, radio, auto CHARGER HARDTOP or CORONET CUSTOM felt to be out of line. Polara 4-dr. hardtop, auto Monaco Sta. Wag., 9 pass., ard trans. As for the Planning and Zon It was also felt then that there matic; power steer., fac. air. RAH, auto., PS, PB. wheel drive, very low mUeage! matic tranamisston, power eteertag, ing Oommlsslon, Keefe said it whitewalls, vtayl interior, factory air was no need for a secretary and n H O B M v r DONT DELAY— COME IN TODAY! now insists on reports on all vi « DODGE $18M 68 PLYMOUTH $898 SCRANTON condltictilng. that the salary study commit SST, 2 door, v M roof, auto- You Get VINYL ROOF or olations and new permits. Pedara 4-dr. Hardtop. PS, Fury in Conv. cpe., V8, au 9239S Your car can be tee’s recommendation for- A radio, auto., fac. air oond. tomatic, power steering. ■atic, radio,», Pi. Power Steering & Also, each time there is a floating clerk (\^ch has since HIGHEST APPRAISALS ON YOUR TRADE. . . 93095 Power Disc Brakes or BOTH new subdivision applicaUqn, the been incorporated (should be MO' cool all sunnnor buUdlng inspector must make a “ OLDEST DODOE-CHBYSLEB DEALEB IN HABTFOBD COUNTY” IOTA ftJBDîm V n looked into and that the build iTfV M B K w U K T detailed' investigation with the ing inspector utilize such a per ROITTE 83 — 872-9145 — VERNON long...we can'holp results being reported back to son. CADILLAC — OLDSkOBlLE — PONTIAC Colony Park Station Wagon. Jpt black, 1971 VOLKSWAGEN the P2C. Orgnniintton radio, automatic, power brakes, eteprtag, # Dependable Used Cars # "This type of activity takes CHORCHES BRAND NEW .windows, 8 way seat, center facing third Blue Beetle. Radio, 4 speed transmission, At the tim e the building In hours and hours of legwork,” whltewaU tires, vinyl trim, plus low, spector’s position was created Things Are Jumping 1972 OLDSMOMLC CUTLASS $3449 rear seat, factory air conditioning. 71 DODGE POLARA AIR Keefe stated. He estimated 75 DODGE 1 OF MANCHESTER CHRYSLIR Ttatod windshield, disc tarakes, power steering, automatic, low mUage! . j new houses per year with six by the town, it was felt that it' BROUGHAM SAVE would be strictly a part-time Job radio, vinyl top and mmw. No. 7060. 93S95 DEIMjO 2-Door Hardtop, 4-way power, air conditlaiiiiig, ster trips at least to each house for 80 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER 443-2791 CONDITIONING inspections. with only between 18 to 20 hours 91895 eo radio and tape, approx. 5,000 mUes. New ca r warranty. a week necessary. Secretary However, with the large popu A t Our DEMO NEMO 70 DODGE $2295 SERVICE Keefe is also requesting 82,- lation growth In town over the r n o u m u m o K 1969 LINCOLN 71 DODGE $3295 080 fo r a salary fo r a secretary. ’78 GRAND P E R VUe Hava Others To Choose P o 1 a r a Custom 4-Door Charger S.E. V8, 2-Door Your car's air condition past few years and the consid Delto 2-Door Hardtm. V-8, Sedan, PS, PB, auto., air Secretarial expenses this year erable increase In building, $-Door« V 4, Antomatio, ■ Continental 4 Door Sedan. Beigie, with Hardtop, auto., bucket seats ing system Is facing its were included in the inspector’s antomatio, PS, PB, air radio, aittomatic, power brakes, steering, From! 2-Doeis, 4-Doeis, and c<»ditloning, tinted glass, and conaole, PS, PB, air con Keefe considers the building in PS, PB, air oondlMoiilng, coodlttontag and more. stereo, auto. pUot, one peak period of usage. A overall expenses. He based his ■torso radto and mere. .seats, windows, fuU leather trim, white. ditioning, stereo. spector’s position as almost a Used Car Loti Blue witb Mack top. factory air conditioning. owner. good, thorough check,' estimate on four hours a day, full-time position. lis t ffW lis t $8887 ^luiimi wW^ônm 69 DODGE $1795 right now, can help make five days a 'week at the rate of SAVE 1«H $AVB $M 82 per hour. p r o News This b A ForHol UtringWn Hovn Many Moral 43095 66 Ambassador $595 Dart QT, 6 'cylinder, PS, sure It w on't let you down At present, Keefe said,^he is ' Ttve p r o Is sponsoring a. rum 8PE0IAL $4See SPECIAL $4387 PRICED TO SEU! 6 cylinder, 2-Door Sedan, auto., disc brakes, bucket mage sale Saturday at the He / 1—-... standard, low mileage, clean. when the weather gets using the town’s floating' sec mm 71 C H m O U rT$2S25 71 CHEVROLET $3295 70CHEVROUrr$212F seats and conaole, exception bron Elementary School from ally clean. h o t retary, but he feels that with Nova Cbupe. Blue, d-oînder, Chevella Malibu Sport Coupe. the variety of Jobs she has, the 10 a.m . to 8 p.m . Blaeayne 4-Door. Gold, V-8, • Clean condenser fins • \dtao. txanstatSrion,' radio, Heige, V4, automatic tnuw- automattc transmission, ra W e Need Good Used Cars! 69 DODGE $1295 duties are too heavy. Anyone wishing to donate ar ickirkirkirkirkirkirkirkirfrkik 68 DODGE $1295 check ak conditioning sys r i power, ■teectag..;.’ mimfon, radio, air oondltioii- dio, power steering. Coronet, V8, 4-Door Sedan, ticles for the sale may leave **On the Levd at Center and Broad Streets for Over 38 Years” tem for cool air output and He said that he is on the ed, power eteering, vinyl roof. auto., radio and heater, A-lOO Van, V8, auto., radio rood making injections a great them at the school on Friday Scranton s and heater. total system operation • in #C^n0UT$2495 71 CHEVROLET $3195 70 Monte Ccjito $2795 good 2nd car. deal o t the t^ne and be needs between the hours of 3 to 8:80 spect evaporator drain lube p.m. Volunteers are also needed N ova Oqi; ^ . . Green, 6-cylln- ilmpola Sport Sedan. Copper, 3-YEAR OR 36.000-MILE WARRANTY and clean, il necessary • someone who can answer the defâtitomatle transmlarian, V-8, automatic tranamlsnon, Coupe. Chreen, oidomatic to work on the sale. transmimicn, radio, power ON ALL NEW CARS MORIARTY BROTHERS taak-test refrigerant sya- many technical questirms about 'rhtUo, p^ er etee^ng. . power, dlao Inakes, power tem • adjust drive belt ten zoning and the building code There will be a refreshment eteertag, radio, vinyl roof. brakes and power steering. 315 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER 643-5135 stand with hot dogs, soda, coffee irirkirkirkirkirkirfrkiirkirkirkir TRUCKS sion • add refrigerant, il that are asked each day over 7H DODGE iZ M S 71 CHEVROLET $3245 OPEN gygNlNQS TILL 0:00 Except THURSDAYa and SATURDAYS necaeaery the telephone. and doughnuts on sale. 70 CHEVROLET $2345 Many Vans & Pickups In Stock tm x i 44C>oor. Qreen, 6-eylta- tmjpala Ottrtom Ooupe. Bom- Brt Air 4Door. Gold, V-8, USED CARS IhqpMises The p ro has also scheduled d ^ . .sutomaBo tmnstalestcn, Wood. V-8, autamnfle tiann- IMMEIHATE DEUVERY The total request for expenses a Home Sew Fashion Show for na^, power eteertag. vinyl automatic transmission, air 69C adilae $3795 mimicn, radio, power dtao conditioned, radio, power 66 Chevralet $1295 for the building department April 28 at the Hebron School. roof. brakoe, power eCeeftag, ra Ooupe DaVlUe, loaded, air Ckq>rice 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, The show la open to all par> Steering. COMPLETE SERVICE ON ALE, CHRYSLER PRODUCTS tunounts to 82,600 as com pared 71 DODGE $2645 ^dio, v l ^ roof. conolttonlng, stereo, leather. autmnattc, PS, PB. to 81,700 this year. enta and students of the two Interior. A elementary schools and to Rham Dart Bpait Oaim. Gold, $. 71 CHEVROLET $2925 70 CHEVROLET $2495 Broken down, Keefe estimates C h e veils Statton WSgen. 72 Ford $3495 .High School students. The only ler, autemancI transmls-i (3heveHe Concourse StoUen, 66 nymootli $895 - Ranchero Squire Pickup. V-8, DeCO R M lBI 81,500 fo r mUeage (1,000 mUes vtayl vpof. Green, V-s, autMnatlo trana- Wagon. White, V-8, -auto, Setelllte. »D oor Hardtop. V-8, per month at 10c a mile; 8250 requirement is that all entries mteskm, radio, power steer- stiok riilft, yellow and Maok. auto., PS, low mUeage. announces a couple of first PONTIAC must be made at home. There matte tramsnlsslon, radto. ODELL DODGE for publications, 8100 for print 71 FONTIAC $3195 71 Chovralet $1695 ing and supplies; 8250 for sem will not be any Judging of sew 69 FORD $1795 $6 Iniek $895 editions at paper-back prices... ROUTE as. ROCKVnXE, CONN. PARK INC. LeiMans Opart Ootqw. Oreen, 70 CAMARO $2595 XjeSabre, ZD oor, V.8, auto Vega. 8-apeed, 2dX>or, yrilow, inars; and 8500 for professional ing- i V-8, automatic tranamlsslcn, Sport C o m . Copper, V-8, au- Falrtane statton Wagon. Blue. IT ,000 mUes. IVoin Manchester t t Hartford <48-2888 RockvlUe 872-8M8 878 Metal 8 t , MeaBteefwr Narrator for the show will be matic, power stoertag, pCWer YOUR METROPOLITAN advice. raCHo, air cendittonad, :-power^ .tnnatle nannueelon, radio,' V-8, automatic transmleehSL .brakes. PONTIAC DEALER Inoom e Idrs. Connie Johnson. A rehear- ...Now ori display at rtoMtag, vtayl roof. ' iêwer''rtMHitr.' ' raAo, power eteertag. 70 CodlHocu $4995 Income last year from buUd- (tal date has bee i set for next 68Pontiae $1395 2-Door. V-8, automatic, PS, GREMLIN “X” F2595 Wednesday evening at 7:80 p.m. BonnavlUa convertUde. V 8, PS, air conditioning, rtereo, P at the school. CHEVROLET automatic, power stoertag, leather Interior. DeUvered In Manchester Among the categories to be DILLON FORD pesrer brakes, nice car. Judged are sportswear, mother CO., INC. 69 OMsniobttt $1995 69CodiNac $3795 and daughter,, pantsuit, dress or Delta Custom 4-Door Hard 2-Door. V-8, auhnnatic, PS, suit and evening wear. A Good Place To Buy PS, air comUtladtag, stereo, W E GUARANTEE YOU A Carl top. V-8, automatlo, PS, PB, tut wheels leather Interior. Mrs. Barbara Stanchfleld, CARTER air conditioning. 2 to choose Mrs. Arm EUis and Mrs. Cecllc 12iZ9 MAIN ST. -Gpfin Evenings tiOl 9 • Thnr& till 6 - MANCIGBSTER- from . 69 OMsmobHe $2995 Piette have been named to the V88” 2Door Hardt:^. V-8, *H>ve]r "35 Yssrs SdUng and Strvidng Chevndetsr 67 Dodgn $895 nominating committee to select Coronet OonvailUe. V-8, automatic, PS, PB, stereo, HAPPINESS and PEACE the new PTC officers for the ■tlok q u a . 16,000 mUes. next school year. 68 Grand Prix $1995 71 OMsmobib $4495 Anyone interested in serving 2Door Haidtop. V-8, auto- "08” 4-Door Sedan. V-8, auto as an officer is asked to contact maitlo, PS, iW , air oondltton- matic, PB, PB, air condition- any of these members. Read Herald Advertiseiilents tag. tag and more. GREM LIN ACT O F MIND for 60 D A Y S The Action Committee with “Air-Conditioned Teens (ACT) will hold its YOU GET THIS GUARANTEE ONLY IF YOU lUY A USED CAR WITH monthly IMscovery Night Satur Special" 92479 OUR LITTLE SIGN SHOWING IN THE yHNDOW. Like H m o m shown day evening at 7:80 at the Gi hera . . . That's e«r 100% Gooraotee. It simply states that for 60 days, lead Congregational Church. DeUvered In Manchester This will be a fun night and FITZGERALD: INC. with no mDeoge limitation, if anything poops out that the Guarantee all teens in town are Invited to says wonMn't poop ont, w e 'l Rx It FiUEE. fawindhig Replaeeoient Parts attend. and Labor. Spaghetti Sapper i w ponDS- USID POniIGN The Lay Life and Woric Com- n So now yen know how to look for a Good Used Cor emd Something missioii is sponsoring a Family Remember! Just As fmmImportant, How To Stay Cohn While Doing It. Night Spaghetti Aupper Satur Whan you buy n now 1973 car from nn Amaricnn Moiort 1972 G A U X IE 500: 1970 OPEL Wagon They’re both backed donter. Amtrienn Motofs Corpornlion gunranteos to you day night from 8:80 to 7:00 at 1971T-BIRD that nxcofH for tiran. if wHi pay (or thn rapatr or replace- the Hebron Congregational jLt. Mue, 4 dr. tsdsn, onto aana; >B1 VG sntlne. Oalaxie Vadow, 4 dr^ Lendou, 420 V4 eng., auto trana pa pl6 Pw, mnnt of any part H auppHea that •» daftctive m material or Wifh No MUeage UmHoKon for 60 Days A m o MINMOUT BOO mee. «ahM pk*. pa pta; asMâlrl|Ms..dsium wbosl Oreen,' K«dea4 êtd., trwra. lug, wick, radio. WSW ^ by our exclusive workmanahip. Church. pAaet a pew. aseasun ronfrtrae loek, Michailn tirra. Thia guarantee la good for 12 moniha from the dale the There wifi be continuous serv oovsra body aids moaldlags, wood gratai' M4PM slsne radio, oruira aontral. br.arlnyl top. tint.glaw, timip vunwit odvorSe car !a firat uaed or 12,060 mtlea. whichever comes first. Mustang 2295.00 AM we require la that the car be properly maintained and 70 Plymoiifli^Fury III 229SJM ings and a minimum charge tor imt.Dsnel.blnerinytro0f, vinyl Mata,#GA 1 A mid for $8100 new, low wllaaga Buyer Protection Htp., V8, Auto., PS, PB, with Air, Red/Black \iayl wswttaeavW.gr.No.240LM41M, !^jPI|O a $ 1 4 9 5 e cared for. under normal use and aervrea m the fifty United 4-Dr. Hardtop, V8, Auto.,Vs, PB„Air CSond., Blue. adults and children with chil ^ M Y S e States or Canada and that guaranteed repairs or replace R o o t. AIR CONDITIONING AIRCONOmOMNG ments bo made by an American Motors dealar dren under six being admitted Plan! CcNiniac 4595.00 69 Hrobird 2395.00 frM. The menu will include spa 1972 MUSTANG Conv. 1969 MERCURY l^ o n t979VOLK$WAGlFnrUG Sedan DeVlUe, All Power Equipped, Green. ghetti, salad, bread. Ice cream, Rad, bucket Meta snto tram., btaok top. 302 V-8 > Bkia Cetony perk, a praa euta trsna, V-a eagtaiirpa pb, Htp., V8, Auto., PS, PB, SUver Sharp. and beverages. oagbiaaoMv. group, pa pta, radio, tint gltaa HO beta; : p seat w/pssa. ARHFM stweo radle, p/windowa WW Urea Yaltaw. 2 dr. swiwi. autometie Stick Shift, WSW tiraa. Tickets are available from gwrti whort Gwaoitp dDOPit wrong ■dwel eovsra tint Osh. Torino 2S9SJN) 68 Chevrolet Impcdo 1695.00 any officer of- the chiurch or rnMiîarirrarawWenvSlwewNa.94 WHEELS! WHEELS! WHEELS! 2-Dr. Hardtop, V8. Auto., PS, G R ed. 66 VW 1145.00 OR TRUCKSI l i i 66 VW 1145.00 Deluxe Sedan, Beige 67 VW 134S.00I Parent-teacher conference JACK HARKINS wUl be held at both the GUead Hill School and the Hebron Rle* SALES and SALES menta^ Sehod on the after noons o f A pril 12, 18 ai)d 14. INCORPORATED 8cho(d will cloee at 1 p.m. on SERVICE Inc. FORD these days; however, both the Incorporated morning and aftetmon Under O pen 8 A JM . to 9 PJd. — Convonisnt Hartford National Bank o f Connocticut Bank and Trust Co. Time PaymontPlans garton will attend from 9 to DeCORMIER 819, MAIN S T^ E T, MAîCHESTER, CONN. TED TRUDON U;$0 a.m. Lunch will he eerv — 643-2145— 875-3369 6&a$85 R O U n 83. TALCOTTVHIE PHONE MANCHESTER 64fu2838 ed as .|U.‘ual to children in WINDSOR AVE., ROUTE 83, ROCKVILLE MOTOR SALES fssvr 285 BROAD STREET TEL. 643-4165 Ip; ■ SHOP ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ L and J i

l i i • Â G E EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1972 MANCHESim EVENING HERALD, M A N C H ^t^, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1972 PAGE NINETEEN Columbia '99-Year-Old Scientist Editorials Modern Transport Guidance Still Researches Daily^ Town To Forin Rules For Ancient Athens Raise, Don’t Cut, Notes By KRIBTm OOFF from research books to help. By JOHN CARR Spokesmen for thd Japanese Reid prepare his works. His Only one representative wlU ATHENS (AP) — Fast, sleek firm say there are *Wo major (AP) ----- next book will be ite ottanlo commuter trains whizzing argumenU fSr adoption of an — Forty-eight years ago, Dr. chemistry, visit M.H.S. during toe week of On Teacher Pay Talks round the Acropolis on elevated elevated railway as opposed to E. Emmet Reid advised a Although his falUnf sight pro- Arts April 10. On Wednesday, April The Board of BducaUon wUl Uon on the request of Nina trhcks—venerable Ionic col- a subway network, which friend, "The only way to keep y^nts him from doing any labo- rim wme of toe best 12, a representative from La- formulate ground rules for ne- KItcheU to show a film at the umns trembling under the roar frequently has been proposed in active Is simply to keep ac- ,atcry work, Reid says the rb- on the ûoational budget, (to terms of quality) courses in sell Junior College, Auburndale, gotiations with the teachers schcol to raise funds for play- of Screeching steel—sky- the past. tlve.” search and w r k Tbung Mass., will visit toe giridance regarding -bâry discussions, griound equipment. , scrapers probing the blue Attic First, the cost, of building the Reid, known In science clr- students are bis most important ^ c e ^ t o “ *® " '“■‘®’ ^ Industrial The board last year, in a tie Ihe film showing was pro- skies where, long ago. Mil- 26 miles of elevated i^lway la jjjg father of sulfur achievements, ^ "*• d®Partments. Yet, In my office during sixth period. vote broken by the chairman, posed in response to a board tlades routed the Persians at estimated to come to about 66 chemistry, will be 100 years old ’ “I’ve just plunked along, The Guidance Department Donald Tuttle, granted the request fcr playground equip- Marathon. million per mile, as opposed to jyjj^ ^7. He continues to follow mostly,” he says, “but X> guMs of the j**". spoke terlals and tools. One cannot ex- has been offering a aeries of teachers a substantial raise ment. A group of residents pro- These surrealistic visions at least double that amount fcr advice. teaching Ph.D. candidates In 3 tol ^®* *"dlvldual studeirts to pur- over and above the annual 1200 posed to conduct a bake sale rnay well become future neces- a subway. i„ 1953^ with his eyesight fall- organic chemistry, h^|dng mota ^meeting chase all their materials. We programs on various occupa Increment — a move unpopular^ and film show to raise funds, sltles if Athens’ fast-moving Second, the earth under cen- fought himself touch them with research and doing ^.P®*^®.® purchase certain materials tions. These programs have with the tsLxpaper. Edmondson said he had' mayor, Dlmitrlos' Rltscs, sue- tral Athens is believed to be typjj,g ^nd some braille. A year my own research have been tte toe (especially In crafU), but It The Columbia Teachers Asso- many other prioriUes for extra ceeds in implementing his pro- full of archaeological treasures, completed the most Important things In niy been made possible through oc suggested April 18 as a money other ,than for play- pcsed solution to Athens’ urban which would be endangereo oy of a definlUve career, crafts, metato) In toe pation to those ntoo can afford cupational tapes made in Mr. meeting date, prior to the reg- ground equipment. R was sug- problems. The mayor long has subway tunnelmg. Even assu • cn bivalent sulfur chemls- n d j began his teaching Ch- Rodden’s OOEP classes. This As a senior who has Hved all ular board meeting. gested that scone organization been convinced that radical ing care would be taken t • ^^.y reer at Johns HopMnf In 1908. The art and music week toe following occupations The board this week accepted such as the PfTA sponsor the changes are requêd U Atoens ^re the ftods wculd not be ^ ^ ^ her life In Mknehester, I have PM t i d ^ te a number of art were presented: ’Telephone the recommended classroom or- program. is to continue to be a habitable damaged „ ^ biography I’ve Just finished he was one of a handful Of scl- toey use and muric classes, Company, Secretarial Skllls, gaidxatlon for kindergarten Also accepted with regret Zregrte to d lK fcr“eam coiSTVt ™ mv lOOth birth- enUsU chosen to do reseat which could be ***®**^ talents If money is refus- through Grade five which in- was the resignation ot Diane "We must ^toke cur mew- vregrete wWte"5mlrlTsclm^t for the government in Ohemioal consldered pay for materialst Par Dl»as>a* \tialnn nf ftlA .AtVlAnH of “pointless" or "unnecessaiy.’’ and Careers to Foods. These The a rts ore a vltial and Im- ents regret that toey never had will be repeated next week. ’’cultural’’ opportunities as Applications for toe followtog recaU going to aMtew concerts *” ** '"^® *^''® “^“dents begging scholarships are available to Clarence Edmondson and ,Mari- The board also granted a **** Iip?*îRtripts**"and a"conwrrent career that began with a'child- America’s use of chemical war- lyn Latimer, a Grade one teach- leave of absence to Anita parto of Athens together with a tlal districts, and a concurrent career mai oeg necessary and presentations by toe music ^ clasros. Should toe Guidance Office; Polish er Under the proposal adopted, Ramm, Grade 3 teacher. network cf elevated railway, great expansion rf ^ ho^ .tea ^ d «tid. , department, seelhg crafts dem- '*® *“™®^ away? Junior League of Conn.; Inter- onstrattons and leanring to play money you, as a taxpay- Racial Scholarship Fund of one of the four second grade Chairman ’Tuttle received a toT^next^comde of dewêTwlU fnd the^Carollnas and continues Although much of his con- an Instrument. These were all ®‘‘i kivest to your school system Greater Hartford, Inc.; Conn. classes would have a lower letter from the state depart- 26 miles cf elevated railway, toe next coup e ° traiav in n comfortable room in suiting work Was done. in. areas exception programs, but toey minimal compared to toe classroom-teacher ratio to give ment of education stating a fire ccnnecting ^he major residen- burst out of its p Bantist Home of Maryland of chemical warfare, RMd has State Golf Association Caddie students more individual atten- inspection must be made of toe tlal and business areas of toe mposed by toe Aegean Sea »d Baptist Home of Maryland ^ ttae were few and far between. money you throw away every A YOUNG “OLD GRAD” is smiling Prince Aya, 7, Children a n mimiwj out when Y®ar for trivial items you don’t Scholarship; Auxiliary to Hart tion- entire school by toe fire mar- Greek capital, and reinoving a Hymettos, here. ôtesaor at vriST 1^ 0^ . ford Dental Society; Lemberg second son of Japan’s Crown Prince AUhlto and Prin they don’t have the opportunity need. Education is a long cess Michlko. He holds his diploma from Gakushnin Mrs. lAtlmer said the use of shal. The fire marshal must prime cause of traffic immobll- Pentell and P • Johni Honkins University After his retlreiênt in 1936, to understand music or art. term investment. ’These are Scholarship Loan Fund; the SulUvan series is lor chll- make any recommendations Ity at rush periods. In "^«r/o spread, he says. he m ld e n l u i y W Knights of Columbus Scholar kindergarten in Tokyo. Nor can these two subjects be Y®**'" chUdren. They Uve to nat“^dSioi® resU ® ^r^the morTV'^ce outside her home at hU writing research, de^ colleges and utoversltie. to the learned primarily from a Manchester. They are an to- ship; Hartford Policemen’s difficulty in any hazardow Greek govermient X o s is main. ’HUs means that elllcient spite handicaps of partial blind- South, urging studenU to enter room teacher untrained In these togral part of your community, Wives Association; B’nai B’rito Celia Hillman Scholarship; Andover anas. Both require some q>ec- Yes, this is a plea to toe Hartford Academy of Hair taScSKmXa?su«e1tod ^ lêaf SilUy'^T^ adore toe p^wldr^^^^^ " Mv^daye^^'êk. a Johns ‘"C l^h “ S1!^to laUzatiott'and toe opportunity to Beard of Directors not to cut tfkêp to^Ûdren sue- btotreL hte ^ws, he cites ancient battlefield of Maratocn. Hopkins student reads passages his rigid schedule of writing- dressing; American Legion vlrii museums and perform- our funds, but rather to raise Auxiliary Scholarship for a anc^ Once every three weeks them. We are asking for a cessful course, because teachers board approved Mrs. Athens’ sticky traffic problem. _ _ , Handicapped ■ Person; Conn. Is iênpughl' handout; but w«. will—and are— Town 1-84 Speakers don’t beUeve repeating first jiarcla Sinder. Hunt Road, as a Atoens s ^ has many n arr^ tial areas could pro^^^^^ State Federation of toe Council Grade is the answer. substitute. Mrs. Binder has a streets, survivals from her vll- ernistlcernistlc backdrop backdrop for Pose! H would ta .easy for anyone handing bcusk. Have you been to to Sky tha^ jt Is; not the Job of see toe activities to the art and for Exceptional Children; As "We vrould like to get toe sY^deme Itrom toe under toe Turkish don’s ™ined temple on the sociation of Jewish Registered Opposed to Highway small problems before they be- Hartford occupation more than two cen- rocks of Sounlon. , the fchoc^'to fund toe arts but music rooms? Go to the craft come large problems,” Mrs. teachers from Eastern turiee ago. According to toe Admittedly, all this may b^k Shop, then **•^•00^.^ materials, tetutoers exhibits, toe choir and bond Wandering shutter-snapper catches the hordes of screaming modem dancers engaged in vigorous Worid photo by Klemena Nearly 100 Andover residents missed; on toe other hand, whai tnUmer said. "Through inten- Connecticut State College have mayor, it is these narrow toe lover of antique purity, but anft flelg y p s Is minor to com- concerts. 'The money is NOT non-exercise. attended Tuesday night’s 1-84 “e hears toe <^ponents of toe instruction we would hope u,e school about a week streets that are responsible for prcgreselve city authorities in- STOP panson with the tanefits recelv- floating down the drain. hearing in Coventrv Some *®®’ these children would come up to ^ „g jn w„dergarten most of toe traffic Jams that eluding Ritsos, believe that it •d.i^ Daryl Junan

were spectators; others came pogt said he has finally reach- u,e yw .” She add^ there was the immediate future, main a habitable city. ••SMBHCK to air their views and make ed a conclusion whpre **I rec- guarantee this would hap- oilier Eaulpment Ritsos would prefer to deal first ------Concert To Feature comments- ogtiiZQ that, without anjr doubt, pen. The board authorized the with toe Immediate problem- ___ U I Gilizen Apathy The hearing, which drew over there is a great need In north- The other three second grades principal to expend up to $1000 traffic. ’The proposed railway K O C K V lIlC AnaiSHOwiiB 700 people from toe area, was eastern Connecticut to provide have 20 to 21 puplle, ac- multi-media eaulnment. ’ In- system, he contends, wUl re- •- 1 IVT * Bring Guest Band, Soloist conducted by toe Connecticut both for toe transporting of cording to the recommended eluding listening centers film traffic rio S p ita i ilO tC S The School Worid George Gershwin’s "Rhap itary Band.” This is a compos Department of ’Transportation goods and also toe' commuter, classroom organization approv- g-rlos nroiectore cassette re- exletlng road network *■ sody to Blue,” featuring solo ition for four parts, including (DOT) for toe pufpese of pre- But I am leas and less con- c o r^ rs ^ d screens. by taking care of most com' APRIL SAVIHCS jHurts Education FRIDAY, APRIL 7 VOL. XXXIV, No. ist Donald Charlamb, and toe "March," "Song of toe Black senting toe proposed corridor vlnced that toe highway la toe The 16 pupils In toe self-con- ___ _ muters’ mobility needs. lli and out of discussions and arguments conceruing guest Windsor High School Band sm ith,” "Song Without Words,” through toe towns of Andover, answer. I havn long been a sup- tained classroom would still re- Manchester Evening Herald AS a Tdeli^rhr believes g^toTn*''' ' Why Wait lor M ar fiswers? will be featured to tonight’s foreign visitors to Athens will ^ f u i ^ allotted for education the focus constantly shifts. and “Fantasia on the Darga- Coventry and Bolton which will porter of toe railroads. What ceive toe reading consulbant’s C olum bia correspondent, Vlr- Oi^ minute we ai« talking about teachers’ salaries, the Spring Band Concert. son.” ■ constitute a link In toe propoa- would toe traffic situation be If gî remedial reading teacher’s rarlson Tel 228-9224 unobstructed 'Ihursday; IT W IU PAY YOU TO PAY Dwiald, an MHS senior, is ed Hartlord-Provldence route. we took all toe trucks off toe help. ______views of toe Acropolto and oth- Beach Rd., ndM: athletics and extrûrricular activities, another well-known as toe accompanist In the words of Maurice Stein One of toe features of the road and transported goods by There are 70 students enrolled er ancient memuments. ' - USAVlSimOWl moment we ara discussing where the money is going for toe Round ’Table chedr. He berg, director of the Manches RockvUle; MerrlU ChampUn, ter High School Band, "Their meeting was toe fact that, of railroad?” hi kindergarten next year. 'There Snipsic imiage, Ellington; Ber aiid 'how it’s beinsr managed. Yet beyond all this is the studies at Hartt College to Post said that while he real- vrill be four sections with two Opp onents .Students . Voice Concerns Hartford, and recently "nlaved strong parts compliment the all the opposition there were no biîc question of the quality of education a student, re tha Taylor, Fox Hill Dr., Rock- and comments made as to the ized people wanted mobilHy and teachers and a ratio of 17.6 to 1. vUle; Alvin Usher, Anthony Rd., ceives in Manchester. ------^— Anyone no* attending toe Man- all students attending this aes- schools, a cease to hiring new Jim Fox had also spoken earlier, harpsichord to the Choir’s per- would not readily relinquish that Grade 1 Shows 64 students Hit Bill On Chester town hearing on Monday sion for even a short time went teachers, and cutting out all high All totaled four MHS students formance of Vivaldi’s "Gloria.’’ our strong points compliment actual route of toe highway. Tolland; (Jandace lincto, East A ^ r existing to toe Manches- watch toe situation grow worse toe weak points of their band. A ’Die______feeling_ of____ toe______people speak-____ freedom, “I don’t think that ap- ^ th three sections and three Main St., Rockville; Betty Fet- ter-.'piutalle school system for without acting, WM missing a lot. home oillghtened by the expert- school extra-curricular activities sptae for over 20 minutes, at Having served as rehearsal ing out against toe 1-84 segment P^ns to toe commuter. He only teachers with a ratio of 18-1; Condominium I»ve taen Interesting ence. (qiorts Included). which time a taxpayer raised pianist to several area musical It should be an interesting con ko, Hartford Tpke., Rockville; twistve yw m , It is dUficUtt to i have no doubt that the cert." was that they did not want any wants to get to work and tack Qâde 2, 76 students, four sec Sydney Atkinson, Hartford; San remain insensitive to toe atU- learning of reading iuid writing to observe the Manchester tax- The hearing was primarily Each tsoqpayer was allowed complaint and toe great voice productions, Charlamb has won highway at all. ’Die issue at toe as qnjckly as possible, safelj^ (mm teachers, ratio, 19-1; HAR’TPORD (AP) —A pend ^y en for amusement alone. Or, held so Interested taxpaying five minuties speaking time and 'of MHS was silenced. praises from critics for his Also Included to the concert ing bill that would place toe dra Morin, South St., Rockville; tildes of toe townspeople of will continue no matter what hearing was not where should witoout an arin and Qrade 3, 74 studente, four see Patrick (>owpertowalte, Kozley ’ lASJUiniBIT^ M6^hester. We have witnessed happens, but surely educktion. for the academically inclined, citizens of Manchester could no person could speak more than Perhaps this is one law toe plasring. will be toe so-called “Dave sale of condominium units un ‘ The young peopU might finaUy voice their opinlcns on toe pro- once until aU other desiring MHS students should try to The Windsor High School Larsson Jazz Quintet,” joking the highway go, but should the ^ teachers, ratio, 18.6- der stale regulation encoun- .y. Rd., ’Tolland. more than once toe failure of ef- means more than that. What highwav go at all suggested that if j. orgde 4, 62 students, three Birth ’Thursday: A daughter foita to b t ^ n ^ t^ O ois to wjll devel9P Js a ayntem, eimec- learn sotnetiring." ._(A quote posed town budget. Roughly to- townspei^le had voicta their change. Under existing laws, I Band will jeln toe MHS band ly referred to as the DLJQ. IpeakinI from Andover were een^«tere to c^tral loca- ggcOops, toree teachers, ratio, tered strong opposition from^T.^ fram one of toe speakers.) dhiided to the proposition are the views. feel that toe Board was quite tor two selections during toe This ensemble played at toe builders in a hearing ’Riursday. to Mr. and Mrs. U Arthur NEW 72 P C K SKYLARK lift UelM p iln ^ o ovei«rOwifiiig;'''VV'e toity ih-fiie Junior mgh and high Thomas Anderson of Wheeling w.~ 20.6-1; end Grade 6, 64 students, Welch, Springfield, Mass. • cyl., «uto|na*K> power stsorinp, radiis, whltoweiBo, washed teachers' and ad- schools, which caters to medio- Leaiîed or not, I’m sure that closing of two elem entary it was {rieestog to see the feilr to the MHS studeiris. I do second half of toe concert. ’The last band concert, and will once While toe bill is designed to, again perform two or toree Im- Rd., John Frislna of Bear Whitney were provided for, sections, toree teachers, Discharged ’Thursday: Kenneth bwnpor preleeter strips, wiwonloiiee grp., d el wheel eyv- 'tty to maintain a crlty—a system 1 wouldn’t want number of MHS students that wish that toey could have spok- first is Tschaikovsky’s "1812 the traffic picture would be com- ratio 21.3-1. protect buyers, said Glastonbu- provlsational pieces to the P Swamp Rd. and Philip Joran- Gitschier, Nye St., .Rockville; ers, Hnteri winslshield, carpeting fisnt ft rMr,.tieL Metoi quaSity under toe to see stênts waste' time to. turned up at toe bearing. Most en more, toough. Overture,” a mammoth piece pletely changed. There are now four first ry builder RusseU Naugliton, it idiom known as “cool” Jazz. son of Cider ktill Rd. All were Janice Bassett, E g^t Rd., El ' budget We have Our so-called "visloas o< the Standing Ovation school teams and clubs were The adult audience seemed to familiar to most people as toe Both Storm and Post said they grodes- four second grades and also would raise housing costs ’The Quintet will feature Dave opposed to toe highway. lington; Doris Salsteod, Carter to pOople ttrik; ,‘c6m- future’’ are dim, Ê>erbaps too represented; It showed Man- view toe students to half to- "piece with toe caimon to it,” felt mass transit was ivecessary (jjêe third grades. Next year by increasii* legal and flnan- {ritjKiii; ahd prepose; alwq;^ toe peastmlsttc, but we have watch- Chester voters that toeir chll- terest, half amusement. Tlie fact ^t is based on Russian folk Larsson on piano, Richard Dl- At an informational hearing Dr., Rockville; Joan Blarl, Irene dan on drums, Stanley Wojoc- held by DOT in Andover last and would eventually come, (êre will be one less firtt clal expensed. Dr., V4mcm; Sholom Haas, Inetttable quMtlon ot money ed the situation too long to get Blumfield: A True Artist dren were Interested to what that the kids did get up and niuslc and themes from the . j j *1. rigît now," Post said, " I and one fourth grade 3 UUnian, a developer a r l ^ . . hopeful. I am o(tten on the verge was going on. MHS students speak (all effectively) showed "Marseillaise’’ and toe Russian ®kl on bass, and Tom and Jeff would like to see everybody stop to ^ iriTbe Stratford, predicted that Somers; Dona Brownlie, Lake In Fairness to Cimpotliton. Ws Can't St., RockvUle; Mrs. Violet Noyes And now.dhe threat of toe end of believing that as long as a By DAYOB LAB8SON ed toe concert with a half-joking oared and came to fight f Stafford Springs; Most Come In is $ee For Yourselft 80o critor activities appears. “babyslt,” toe townspeople will ber of Manchester IDgh School rendition of John PhllUp ^ r a ’s w®* ® Uttle sad that MHS restore IJio town budget — or to E-flat Major for MU- the Brass Ensemble. that they did not wam toe hi^- yî, explore all toe possibilities, board accented "with re- passed because toe developer Mrs. Jacqueline Lovett and daughter. West Middle Tpke., S&S BeforO yon buy or It w ill oo^ n s The students are araused; be satisfied. students had a first-hand famous march, "Stars' and students, who are among toe at least keep extra-curricular way in town at all. The feeling comWnatlons possible, „-*" resignation of Mrs would face too many crippling, And how can anyone expect glance at a true artist Wednes- Stripes Fbrever.” Tills partlc- more greatly affected by toe activities to existence at MHS. generated then did c^cem maybe we canê a regulations. Manchester. bothmone;^ parents who normally wouldn’t aittMid a pttolio hearing are sud teachers to want to work to an day when concert pianist Cole- ular piece highlighted Blum- present■ proposal, could have so DIANE KBIjLSEY Itself with whether toe highway ggnslblo decision as to what Is Field nlans to retire in About toe only general sup- *MOSTALLIIODaSlCOUWSTOCINKI$EFRdM’* denly there. atmosiriiere vdrich grows stead- man Blufnfield performed here, field’s amazing capacity to play Utitle time at toe podium, would be stopped, or even could needed In CSormecticut.” yearn of service In P®*^ voiced at toe hearing ta- lly worse? A crowd of 260 students saw toe famous flute obligato on toe OiigtosByi It was slated that be stopped; only knew ^ ' fore a legislative subcommittee EVERYTHING Would .OM see the same ef T ^ stu n in 6 toey did not want It in Andover. Mouichester toe lunchroom. fect/if____ toe/.ihreat______was______directed We don’t know what is neces- and heard one of Vladimir top whUe stiU Imitating toe low- three students speak at toe end Sophomore Wins Edmondson requeoKed at toe state Capitol came from DRY CLEANS BETTER agpKtnst the'^XMc budget, or toe e®*7 to at least make i>eê HorewltE’s four students tern- er brass sounds of a band with of toe first recess. ’Tv^ of toe Andover residents now find Andover correepondMit, Anne .m te mo Robert D. McLellen, president S&SBUICK*70wEsgUndhFastsii fh'iirtiif ffstnh fTpsI Beetllshl mobsy crilotted to toe music and try to see, and care about, toe porarUy bring the works of 'toe his left hand, delving into toe students did not show up at aU. Writing Award themselves in toe situation of rnslna, tel. 742-^7. ^ to U»e civic assoclatloS of toe BETTER CLEANERS not, knowing whether to speakepeak ori ' ------<<»• texUxxto and i^ to Develonment. . ’ 1 (. rt‘* II Hil.. Mam h*-stiT tl«DJUBn,.MMGKSTEI(lpMEmlMMin ak department? The money In e date whim resldenU could The art ahd music depart' exists until toe pocket-book or composer, Scarlatti; Schu- one-in-a-milUon musical oppor dents would wander the streets, contest irtrile taking Develop- it’ll go back to Andover bring a 2-week-old girl this exfienditure since toe total niange toe giving area. I, whlph Have been Ignor Junior himself Is threatened, has mann’s "Arabesque;” a Hore- tunity in a place whore "clas and drug rates would reach an mental Reading under the// in ® Two Sides equipment that keeps budget Is unsettled. It would-deny certification to ed enough oyer toe yeiue, are taen the' worst fniUiôn of wits transcrôn for piano of. sical” music, like Jazz and overwhelming high, struction of Mrs. Brotas. John Storm Andover’s dele breathing to a hospital here He said a study of toe whole deyelopers who do not comply, presently Ihsuftlcient for toe all. . ' Chmtlle Salnt-Saens’ “Danse many othCr kinds of music. Is Several otoer MHS students She recelvCS\a certificate for gate to the Oairitol Reeimi Plan- Wayne, Ind. budget would be beneficial McLellen further recommend- A deieettve nsiSEIer number of students in toe sys- lauzto miner Macabre;” and, finally, he end- Sadly Ignored at times. went to toe stagê demanding toe her prise-wlml^ story, nto^ A ^ L v savs tîTe is Arthur had been un- rather than ailowii* this ed that toe bill require toe coet ^ m , desqrite the efforts of high right to Speak and were refused. Janet, who Is a sophomore is in favOT of toe highway “I feel dergolng treatment at St. 'Jo- amount to be spent. He added estimate to Include Insurance ly skilled Instructors. -er I later talked to Mayor John the third of six other children that growth in eaMere^nnectl- in Fort Wayne a breakdown of textbooks or- costs, taxes and service isnitodaqgnoas : Yet where has been toe pro Thompaon about it and he sold in her fimiUy to win some sort cut is inexorable and inevit- coition and dered would also be deelrahle. charges. test, the public comment, wlrich that since MHS students were of prlM in a writing contest, able ’’ Storm said “and that “ti®l<* resus- Mrs. Armstrong said since ’Ilie hearing was one, of a ^ suddenly appeared? It not leg;aUy taxpaying citizens, She enjoys‘writing stories and the highway is necessary - ) toe principal saw toe need for series that have brought nu- DIRECT DELIVERY from deems a rather sad tiring that they lawfully ware denied the poems In ber spare time but Doctors decided she needed books, they shoulij ta or- merous complaints from con- and missile toe football team has to , be right to speak at such a hear- does not plan to make a career provide for that growth.” the Ulane aj^rently Is Stoim *'said***he**beUeves toe ®Pe®*n3 tratment available at dered. She reminded Hadigian dominium dwellers about prom- what Mr. and Mrs. James threatened before toe public ing. In it, Wrttlng comes easily to Hartfom-Providence route to be ^fidre"’s Hos^t^ in Colum- that he was a strong proponent ises toe developer never kept Merken Are trying for a and students truly start to re However, toe board decided to her when rate’s In toe right R tn» w Iran In fbe highwav svs- could not find an ambu- at having enough textbooks and and misrepresentations about couple of miles north of act. grant toe high school toree frame of mind and she feels tern which^ wiU be remedied - - -by lance ° big enough to take toe each eacn ttoild■^la having his own when toe occupants could run Thomson, 111, ' * The present problem has speakers and 15 minutes qieak- that <»g»>lkation plays an /.nnctnintinn nf Tju “Thiii will breathing spparatus on workbook, toe development. tag time. ’Two neslected to show, important part In good writing, construction of 1-84. This virlll igo-mUe trip, toe vehicle Edmondson been developing tor yean, and nravide the necessarv mobUitv “*«= luamonoson explained toe "Many people in our state ______^______w rai a new initfiler It wlU protably get worse. The and toey allowed Kathy and Oangratulatlons, Janet, for and ease of transnortlng goods.” "®eded a ll^volt generator teachers sent him textbook re- have been hurt by toe purchase condominiums be regulated by general insensitivity ot toe pub Kim to speak in toeir places, your accompUahment! College Acceptances Storm continued a lack he be- *^® resuscitator. quests and it would be easier of condominiums," said state the. State’s Real Estate Cwn- lic to what is occurring In its IW ^ to ^re!v’ felt to -nortto ^ appeal to Port Wayne offl- for toe office staff to order now Rep. Albert R. Webber, a New mission. educational system, Is .as at Students are asked to notify Bob Brindamour, Southern p astern CtMinecUcut ®*^® Thursday brought out toe since they are not overburden- Haven Democrat who has led ‘‘i don’t think toe Real Estate th a t is silentg safie. much fault, It not more,' than Math Team Wins Eifth Meet toe High School World as soon Connecticut State College (New Robert Post first selectman '"’a*®*’ peUntlon control van nor- ed with work as toey wlU be to in. toe creation of toetoill. Commission has toe expertise” ' the two boards or toe town At Its fifth meet of this year, MHS team second place in ciun- as toey have received word of Haven), Central Connecticut of A n d over stod that he finds “®®** closed-circuit June. He said toe board would One of toe most consistent to do toe Job, said Robert B. manager. the Manchester High School ulatlve soMtag. acceptwee to the colleges they State College (New Britain). th a T ^ th e ^ ^ vears his ®“«'^®*l>ance of sewers. receive a drived budget criticisms of toe measure from Cohn of toe Connecticut Home have applied to. Claire Brown, Colgate Univer The Board cannot allot money Math, Team placed first In a Top scorer tor the team Is feelings on toe hlghumy h a v e ------^® *’® ^ *^®^ ^ *®*® buUders was toe provision that BuUders Association. Which it doesn't have In toe competition of over 25 Capitol following sity (Hamilton, N.Y.). John Lombardo (72), who broke J?*® Laurie Burke, MOC. been mixed. He said when he During the first eight mimths first placer True, perhaps man- Area schools. This win gave the toe League record with perfect ^ ^ MOO-Manchester 7 Debbie Burt, Computer Pro- hears people supporting the of 1971 nine New York City po- agemenl of funds could be im soorreTt oompetltlons.êr proved,' but this won’t solve all and UConn—Univer ramming Institute (East Hart road, toey bring out cogent ar- Ucemen were killed to toe line team members at toe meet were ’ ford). guments that are not easily dis- of duty. .{^ ■problems. I Do You Know? | Sue HeUer (72), Bm BoU, Gary sity of Connecticut. More money Is needed, and It Susan Ackerman, MOC. Dan Carlson, Southern Con A emnmon exprassten' circu Bujauclus (78), and Diane necticut State College, Central s t a t m o r naturally must come from the Treadwrai (74). Team advisors Kim Anthony, U<3Min. EXTRA SAVINGS!...EXTRA SERVICE! _ taxpayer In the end. lating the halls of MHS dsUy Barbara Balesano, MOC. Connecticut State CTollege. Is, "Hey, do you knew that are M n. Roberta Thompson and Debbie Carol, Central Con Is everbody going to wait un Verne Burnett, teachers In Lyiin Barracliffe, Hartford EXTRA SATISFACTION 1.. EXTRA CHOICE! til all schoola ure \on double- Idd?" “Sure, she’s In my history Hospital School of Nursing, necticut Sate College, Southern PRE-OWNEO class”—<»r something to that ef toe mathematics department at Connecticut State College, seaalana, and there ^ only time MBS. (Hartford). to teach the ban neceasiUes fect. Charles Bayrer, Drexel Uni- UConn. Next time somebody asks you The sixth and final meet of verslty, (Phlladelphta). Roches- N«to Cary. UConn. AM EHIC AIM PAl i I before action is taken? It Is In SPECIALS a sense suicidal to sit ibock and that question, think before you toe year will be held at New ter Institute (Rochester, N.Y.). Bob Casavant, MOC, Central answer. Do you reaUy know ington IBgh School on April 17. Julie Beadle, Houghton College Connecticut State College. LYNCH MOTORS N o w . toe person you’re being saked Awcuds will be presented at tha Houghton, N.Y.). Nancy Chandler, MOC. TO TOYOTA $1908 88 OLDS. $1898 about? Annual Capitol Area Mathema Robert Blomberg, (Jettysburg Lauren Chartier, MOC. lAMk II Mr. lureww bMa n «4r. ktiwis, wM. a Mi»- OMriM- St, MANOHESTEII Look for tho Sign ZooPrênted Do you know what that per tics League Banquet on Tues Cirilege, (Gettysburg, Pa.). Patty Cuneo, Creative School of WIMUVnCf MCHUV UftWiRa smHc, n , S9 mi mllwfl*. iTTjiWaTm of the B ig Rod/L son feels, do you know what day, May 9, at Willie’s Steak Paula Jean Brlsson, Manches Hairdressing. eOTOLKS. t illO 8TCADIL 12698 MMI2I House. te r Memorial Hospital School of Warren Outright, University w^kw$ mw Real Kiiakajou he’s thlnktag, why he thtaks toe way he does? Do you know theller X-Ray Technology. of Idaho. OOVOLKS. $1498 66P08T,-*$H86 ■ BMDIANAPOLia (AP) — The what Ida home life Is, wMoh JoAnn Daigle, MCX), Mitchell •TO .Mnr, MM, 4 SSMt, IhdlanapoUs Zoo.tuts been pre- things he ehjogrs and which College (New London), Qutanl- sin mr. sMtiid with a ktakajou. he dosn’t, tthat ohMrs him piac College (Hamden). .mra animal, a aUm wpoiy up and what depresses him? The High Scheol World Mary Dalton, Joseph Law YOTA TOYOTA tree-dweller native to Latin Can you tell if he’s upset by (Compiled by Students of Manchester High School rence School of Nursing, Hsurt- JUAKCHESTER » II ^nyrrrv MUX LANOPRUISER il^mmloa, w as found In an area itanotag at him—and will you ford Hospital School of Nurs at ovensaa oonttriners In the know Do you know what Editor Sports Editor ing, MOC. FRIGES START AT % DEUVERED IN American Red Ball Transit Oo. I I he’d do or say in certain situa- LAURIE MINER MIKE MISTRETTA Melissa Darby, MOC. 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M CKC'S A NICE LOOKIN' ONE.3 ; I THINK I CXIULP HEY, ^ ( w e l l , WAPRAYA THINK r ) PETU N IA l MAKE UPMVMINO SYLVE6TER1 HOW COME A LL THE Charged-Up Crowd Spurs Knicks 11 JUST PONT IF 1 COULP SEE KNOW.' HOW rr wouLP NETWORK L O O K O N A ( mmnft^ REPORTERS Aniver to Pietien* Nzile LAMP/ ABE LUfiSWV TNEIR The Senses MAKE-UP KITS I CourtCases INTO TOWNT ACROSS DOWN / Knot Playoff 1 Tt*t the 1 Scatters hay flavor of 2 Hebrew Series W ith For Two Pro, 6 Senw an odor . high priest 11 Taking food 3 Three- 13 Bring bad dimensional College Stars luck (coil.) (comb, form) Garden Win USattirate 4 Silver-white NEW YORK (AP)—Bil 15 High regard metal NEW YORK (AP) — 16 Sorority (ah.) 5 Within (ab.) “The crowd here really ly Cunningham, Jack Ram T7 WinglUcepart 6 Distress signal 20 Eloquent theologian 7 Witty saying speaker 39 Small particle makes a difference,’’ Balti say and eight college play MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD 19 Three-part 41 Arab kingdom treble muiic a Ancient name 23Semetlc more’s Jack Marin ob ers figured prominently in ABOUT THAT'S m S H T / •> PHIL— YOU KNOW ofUrfa language 42Retired ' LINDA WITHOUT U go Ug! a (ab.) 45 Without (Fr.) served. “It really gets the I CAN'T DO THAT 20 New 9 Fertile loam 25 English school adrenalin going." off-the-court activities in WELL, PHIL— I THINK VOUCAN I WANT TD SET FOglSlORNE/?)) w e t/^ L o N 'T ' ON MY OWNJ W E'LL (romb. form) 10 Broad-topped 27 Asian lake 47 Open (poet) PHONE Vt?UR FRIEND NOW, SOMETHIN' ELSE HAVE TO GO TO THE 22 Craggy hill hUl 29 Cotton fabric 480Hiceof H u oapacity crowd M 19,588 basketball Thursday. AND TELL HIM THAT WE STRAIGHTENED STATE ATTORNEY/' 23 Beast of 12 Indian 33 Moslem Strategic shrieking fans at Madison Cunningham, star Of the FOUND HIS MONEY/ mountain pass headdress Services (ab.) Square Garden was aa Marin burden 34 Tennis stroke 50Hasteh PhUadelphia 7eers in the Na 24 Mineral rock 14 Auditory > Thursday from the moment he tional Basketball Association, r'J I ^ I 26 Coronet sensation 36 “Rose of---- ” 51 Ancianttimaa 18 Building site 37 Present-day (archaic) '■ began taking practice shots to was ordered by a federal ap 28 Dined the time his final point total of 30 National r r r r r r t IT CHcnld bIioIo Imt Dftui Toail peals court to play only for the Recovery i r* Empty iPenway Pat4c Awnlto Strike H êinienl 18 was announced. Carolina Cougars of the rival Act (ab.) H w II m between the booing, Jeer American Basketball Aasocl- 31 SmaU child ing and vilifying, the crowd atloh until October 1974. 32 Idle talk iS waa charged up for New York. (coU.) Ramsay, who resigned as OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN .33 Fert^ning to TT 1 And the Khlcka responded with coach of the TBers on Mavrii 26, musical pitch ■ P a late surge—after they had signed a three-year contract as 35 Ignited ar blown a 16-polnt lead -to beat the new coach of the Buffalo SURE Y3U WOULP, 'CAUSE Red Sox Lost Money HAH.' 1 WARMEP VtXJ MOT TO TAKE 37 Cat sound the Bullets 101-98. OFF -lOUR LONS UNPERWEARTOO VOURS ARE ALWAYS <23V- ?r Braves in the NBA. He suc (var.) Thf victory in the National ceeds John McCarthy. PRISCILLA’S POP SOOM-WOW YOU'VE OOTACOUP EREP UP WITH LONS ^ 38 Mother (colL) a BY AL VERMEER AMPABEAK-I MEAM WOSE--UKE DRESSES.'I'LL BET'lOU'P \ 40Weep Basketball Association jflayoff The eight players were de AM OVERRIPE TCMATD.' WELL QUIT KARPINS AT MEA80UT deadlocked the Eastern Confer I’P TAKE THE LUArtPY LESS rriF YOUR LESS WERE OUT 42 Atmosphere St clared hardship cases end Uitis (comb, form) ence best-of-aeven semifinal eligible for the NBA draft Mon RATHERTHAM d>0 AROUMP IN THE OPEN LIKE MIME/ 43 Nigerian u ener WITH A AAAP LIKE THAT.' ^ aeries at two games apiece, day. Three are nationally ------— native !T II 44 Roman bronze sending It back to Baltimore prominent juniors—Brian Tay 46 African ape K By DEAN YOST for Sunday’s nattonally-tele- lor of PrinceUm, Bob McAdoo 49 Girl’s name ■ W BOSTON — The 1972 viaed fifth game. No. « wUl be of North Carolina and Mel 52 Slip by XT IT 4T American League baseball next ’Dieeday in New Tock. _ (Herald photo by Bucelviclus) Davis of 8t. John’s of New 53 Feminine XT U season was scheduled to of- Marin wah the target of the HONORED GUESTS—Bill Savitt adjusts a watch on the w m to f Thn Quish York. aimellation The other five ai^woved as K 54 Sand hills sr u ficiallsF open yesterday fmr fans' anger becauae of a brief last night at the City Club of Hartford as Savitt honored both East Catholic 55 Delightful the Red, Sox at Fenway fight he had with the Knicka’ and Northwest Catholic for their recent state basketball titles. East’s Stan hardship cases by NBA Com placM PhU Jackson during last night’s Ogrodnik looks on. East won the CIAC Class L Division while Northwest was missioner IMalter Kennedy were (NiwsoAPia iNTiaraisi assn.) Paric, but the “No Game • L l .. Todaj^’ banner waa fluttering 104rl03 fouith-game victory by Class M. champ. All coaches, players and managers received watches from Savitt. Tony Delgado of Siena .Michael in the cool Boeten breese. the Bullets In Baltimore. Reid of Californla-Rlverside, 'Hie playM»’ atilke, f ln t in And, conversely, their wrath John Thisley of Pfeiffer, PhU- major leacue Metoey, poe^^- heightened tbelr cheering when Squires Advance to East ABA Finals more Westbrook, a frettiman at ed the opening day event with ever New York grabbed a the OoUege of Albermarte In CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNBBi the Detroit TIgen. ‘Pn m a O y in rebound, stole a pass or scored. EJUsabeOi City, N.C. and Walter Ite aeventh day o< imeneaa, the ■ I After holding a 60^7 halftime Gardner, 'who formerly attend team lost a lot at mciiay yeeter- lead. New York ran the Bullets ed IGiskaskia OoUege in Cen- GUMMER STREET BY PHIL KROHN day. off the court In the first six tralia, ni. Erving Changes (iame Style Cunningham signed a three- Red SoK public rebuUons di mimites of the secmid half, out- acorlng them 30-7 to take a year contract in 1969 with the 5 H l(? LB t; W H A T '5 -rwe/AAAtcg ^ LOOK/THefze rector, BUI Chomdey, atated, ■yESTERBAyS A-T "we eocpected over 34,000 ftua seemingly solid 70«4 lead. ner of the Kentucky-New York Bianchi said he was hoping Cougars that was to have be "0ufeoiM, c?u'i?piN AMP CHi(?P^r o f -rt-ioee iPioTio o«o A oouFLe OP tStoiAS _SJSU NEW YORK (AP) — to Jam the complex, niere waa But Mike 'Rlordan, who i>ost- smies. Those two meet tonight that New York would beat Ken- come effective last October. He TV . OO/rt/WefÔlAL^ THBifz w ei-reRS Julius Erving trieid differ claimed the contract was even an Indicatloa that the 1968 ed 31 points,' of Baltimore al ent areas of attack until he wlth New York holding a 2-1 tucky in the other East semi- iTS an MOW.'/ breached when the Oougars opeplng day attendance record most singlehandedly shredded found a failing in the Flor edge in that besLof-7 series. final. AP A sencY Buf?PlN/ SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL would have been broken." It. failed to make an $80,000 pay PURPIN idians. The Denver Rockets defeated “It's no secret I’d rather play ment due him May 15, 1970. He AND Crowley alac m^Rloned aome Slamming in a series of long the Indiana Pacers 112-96 to New Yorit,” he said. “We beat a t the behind-ttae-acenea deveL Jumpers, then driving in for T bad trouble getth^ inside, then signed a new contract with CMiRf? even their West Di'virion semi them in the regular season the 76ers. The Cougars sued INC. opmenta that the atrike bad layups when the Knicks came but we flnatty fait them in their final set at two games ajêce. week; qx>t—the hoop,’’, said Er- series and I’m sure we C€in do and then appealed a lower oauaed: "Hie UnlveraUy' ot out to 8t him, the e-foot-4 hi the other ABA playoff it again.” MbaM4fliuaetUi Band waa aup- guard who had averaged only vtng, who wound up with 39 court rilling which held the prints as the Virginia eqidres none tonight, Utah plays Dal Byron Beck, Julius Keye and Cougars had “unclean hands” poaed to play, ahey need a two- nine points In the first three las In a West Division series. day itodioe now in order to beat ttie Plotldlans UA-lOe in Dave Robisch combined for 60 and had breached the contract. games helped the Bullets Utah holds a 8-0 edge there. come ami If K goes ]palat tUa scramble hack within nine the American Basketball Asso prints as Denver defeated In This decision was reversed we^Mnd, tbey ebnt dppeiur be- ciation playoffs Ihunsday niglit. In NBA action tonight, it’s diana. by the 4th UjS. Circuit Courts 4-7 points going into the flnal quar AUaata 'va. Boston in a best-of-7 cauee of a i^dor commitment ter. Beck had 28 points and 16 of Appeals in Richmond, Va. The vlctocy gave the Squires semifinal series in the Blast. Unless there is an appeal to at the adiool. And while he stayed hot. New a ' fouivgame sweep in their rebounds In a powerhouse all- PLAIN JANE BX(T^gANKi ^ N K BAG1N8KI It was an eerie Mgtat, aa we They’re tied 2-2. around effort. Robisch had 18 the U.S. Supreme Court, Cun Ymh suddmly got cold, and best-of-7 Blast Division seml- Neither Virginia nor the Blor- ningham is barred from play walked from the parking lot to with six minutes to play, Balti flnal series. prints and 19 rebounds end HtAMPH t fVE BEEN T o NOT ONE OF THEN\ CARRIED idlans was able to build a com ing with any team except the WRITTEN SOAETHIN,t, MUJa,’IMA :ImJlM. I,t UA OS. floixveneir Aop acroaa the fourth quarter. i r _ z x i i : “ (Rsiald photo by Deta XoM) Ilhe Bullets cut It to three ‘One thing about my . . he really works at atreet from Fempay. ‘T have $63,000 of major league baae- wiUi about 2% minutes remain 1-1 Pop . . being a pal to me!" No Game B anner TdUs Stevy ing but Flatter canned two OKEM. baR hata In Inveotmy, plua an other $30,000 weetfa of batting more baskets to seal the 'victo- Oriftip, Tommy Harper, Lula minutes be gets a noae ble^; ry. holmlta. Sure thia atrtke is hurt Tlant, Reggie Smith, BUI Lee, It’s so high.” MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RH)GEWAY ing me. On moat of the atuff we BVatter flnished with 24 Ken Tatum and Bob Montgom It wasn't untU the players prints, ana below teammate aril here, baanera, poatem of ery. showered and dressed, into APRIL SALE - A - THON WITH A N D ENOUGH T H A T M A N fe and gsune hlj^ scorer BUI IndlvldtiBl playera, and T- No Vnltonna street attire did they appear to HOWDO-jOU ONE ’ CRBAMTD GernN© WINTHBOP BY DICK CAVALLI shlrts, a percentage of this goea Bradley, while Earl Monree SUGAR.. ACHIEVE THIS FUSSIER At first glance they didn't major leaguers. In style, mod sulded 21 and Lucas 17 for the NEW CARS PRICED AS NEVER BEFORE-LOW, LOW VALUES WANT>OUR to the playen’ penaion fund." clothing, doulke knit pants with COFFEE, MR. 9HADE0FTAN. E V E R Y C W J WHATA BBAUTIFUL fleeing t ^ no one waa work peer to be major leaguers, no Knicks. WITH A COUPLE OF I THINK I'LL GO BACK one wore ' uniforms tindlcatlng boots'was the dress of aU. The ABERNATHY? CAV/ ITfeTHE .BILLION GERMS IN T H E H O Lk S e . ing out. at Fenway, except the 1972 KINOOFOAVWHEN IN EVERY GULP. grounda craw, I drove with their present team aasoclatiMi. playera. aU fashion iflates, wear Resorts To Close •rCIU WANTTD... Howie Hricomb to Brlgga Firid Instead rubberised awrikt autta, he m ajw leaguers. In style, mod Houae at Harvard Unlveralty to old baseball pants and sweat the best from head to toe. CONCORD, NJI. (AP) One PLYMOUTH DUSTER COUPE watch a few of. the Beentown- shirts were the day’s dreas. A T atum was the only player to of New H hm p^re’s two state- T era work out. box of baaeballa, lying on the have a beg that Indicated he owned aU areas 'wiU close Sun AUTOMATTC, 226 ENGINE, floor, kMked In worse shape was with the Red Sox. Every- day, but the other may stay Anivlng late, we were able VINYL INTERIOR, MANY 4-7 to. aee them In the mnkeriilft than what high school teams mie else used old duffle bags, open as late as April 17- w looker room made available by use. and stuffed everything in in Dick Parker, nianager of Mt. OTHER EXTRAS. Stock No. V4 Uw univentty. Freofuit Inalde Ray Fltsgerald, Boston paaa~ cluding warmup jackets. One Sunapee SU Area, said he niuat LIST PRICE $2738.60 the small cube were Lew boll writer, com m uted about player, Kennedy, used his hotel close hlB opeiôn thia week Kreuiaae, John Kennedy, Doug the mound a t Harvard,: “U Culp pillowcase to t ^ his belong end because there has fapen “a 2540 BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE the beat from head to toe. 4 stays up there for more than 10 ings. complete dropoff In businesa. ^ PKK SOOK? 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jf, ii» MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1972 PAGE TWENTY-THREE PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1972 JhsL disumltL CinqlsL Two Owners Call on Commissioner Sammy Snead By F A R L Y O S T To Take Action on Player Strike One Shot Back in Masters SporU Editor NEW YORK (AP) __ commissioner should make his leagues would ofder players we’U accept a one-year con- ^>arks AUGUSTA Ga -(AP)*-^ “ surprised at Snead?" Nick- Behind the three leaders, the at the I5th, complaining, ‘ ‘I T, u II .Ti J A pitch. locked out from praottotag in tract and we’U reduce the ter aiul At M Ah AffA when manv tons. 82, repeated a question, only ether players to break par couldn't sink a putt." British Baseball players continued Kuhn doesn’t step into it, stadiums. Neither American amount of the pension contribu- ® * ® * ^ 7 ® * ®5*tmtem«M?to to see over the 6,980-yard, par 72 Ryder cupper Brian Barnes Little Black Book Notes Side Rec and only two Showed up, Don men L SrSng of H I ’Therrien of Ellington High and, Vin their strike today as two the only soluUon I can see is League President Joe Cronitf tt^ ' ^ ______capable course, came gray-thatched, 42- used 17 shets on the 12th and Have you ever seen ao many happy, But, MUler iudd. the owners’ a verbal otoa^flw. Security checks a ^ winning, a tournament every year-old Paul Harney and ema- I3th holes in soaring to an 85. smiling; people out on strike as the cur Kaseta of ,Cheney Tech. . .Alton Cowles owners called on Commis- tor players to call off the nor National League Resident « turned in another fine Job of handling Chub Feeney were immediately answer was: "We won’t discw • "’ '*•** MUler." ing chair in the shade, Sam ymg ©p the ball." teur Jim Simons, with 71. Bin Casper had a 76 and Julius rent crop of maj*T^’ ^ referring to the reported lock- ers SrUte^kSuer’? background Is neighbor shook up the game’s it, but I’d like to reverse-the Scuto African Gary Player and who has played in every Mas- ille, Leroy ElUngwood of Ellington, day. out. Bie eight-member êrs Way-, strike. Mlatkeu 1200,000 per year and win be losing bet and order the players back to new breed with a three-under- lead." former champions Bob Goalby ters since 1937, sank putts of 12, Bob Brule of Enfield and Doug Parson ter than^ $1,100 per g a m e !.. .Country work. "I kn^ that he has been “V ‘^Stt'âST^’S^poaM to Mt^^sJbil. Money ai^^ to par 69 Thursday for an opening Palmer said he was satisfied and George Archer at 73. 18 and 20 feet with his wlerd Club golfing season officially starts and Ron Dickens of Manchester. Pear reluctant to take sides, but he’s U lihl.~coly conoern^^^ta salvo over the Augusta Nation- with Ms 70 but added: "I drove Lee Trevino, glib and con- sidewinder style in ringing in Saturday with 41 four-man teams enter son is the assistant s^ e r and basket ui©thdb only nniv person nat-Mfkn left wno svoncan €xecutlve d in ctor oi binding arWtratlai. cincinnaunAi« n. member of the owners not tne steei indiiatrymouewjr iOM al Course. only fair and my irons weren’t troversial player of the year in five birdies. He blew a two-foot ed in the Four Ball, Best Ball Tourna ball coach at Mahchester High. The score put toe old bald sharp.” 1971, skied to a 76, with a seven er in three-putting the 18th. ment Saturday. The first foursome Is He may not think he has the Another meeting U scheduled Wednesday opening of the regu- a session „np h ^w. eagle from toe Virginia Hills — ^—------—— — ' slated to tee off at 6;B0.. .Rich Rlordan, Noites Quotes power, but I believe the does. ,or today in ^ dispute over lar season, was triggered by players\and the club manage- Just one shot back of toe pace - winner of the most valuable player 'np of the chapeau in the direction of power to keep me pension benefits between kOUer the ovfcars' refusal to meet hAhind the time*’ setting tournament fayorite. BROAD STREET award In the Hartford Twilight League Bill Savitt, Hartford jeweler, who host In Washington, D.C., although and John Oaherln, the ownera’ players’ demands for a 17 per sneak in a related developmont, Jack Nicklaus, who had to pick last summer as a member of Manches ed East Catholic High’s basketball team he told me that he chose not to chief negoUator, But even. if cent increase in pension bene- felt that eight could not to praak of up six shots on a stretch of six MANCHESTER ter’s Motlarty’s, Is also a flne golfer. last night in Hartford and also presented use It.” Short added, referring they selS^ chances are the fits. The boost is way above the for 24 ^ a. one could not, briSesâW ^ finishing holes for a 68, and one i n g s Rlordan will be playing out of the Man each player with a watch. . .Missing to his franchise switch from aeasem won’t start beforo Mon- $490,000 the owners offered. tu Mmr namtiators if the strike continues another' ahead,of toe revitalised Arnold « I II SI I I I'iN 'l'"l I i l U TT OPEN DAILY 10 to 10! chester Country Club this season. He’s from the affair was Ken Tomcsuk, who Washington to Texas this past day because teams have post- "The owners have clearly re- Althou^ ^ iwhedule wUl Palmer, who peered through a five handlcapper. was headed for Florida where he will weekend games. fused to bargain in good faith,” ap^t ^ ^ S^jj’to bb shmteJSTHrsald It new contact lenses for a 70. look over the St,y Leo campus... .Bob Calvin arifflth, president of The situation became more said IfflUer Thursday. "Wave »wouldn’t be practical to make It’s ^ been a long time since this qxxta spectacle produced K Here ’n There Casey, former assistant sports editor of the Minnesota TWtaS. is on Involved with a wport that the said ’we’U go your way on two the s e ^ ‘ „rttortmimir lS t ^ « ." rr the New Haven Register, is the new Short’s side. He, too. tfunks the preridents of the two major of the most important things- break in the sltuatlcn.______up that many lot games.------such a âmorous package at Ellington Ridge jumped the gun by the head o f the pack, and toe opening last week—Good Friday—with public relations director for the Na tional Hockey League with headquarters famed course that the late Bob tournaments on all three weekend days Jones built is quivering with 5 l i J = f i ^5 ^ for the members . . . Cheney Tech’s in New York.. .Speaking of hockey, Postponed Gordie Howe will be in Hartford excitement. / scheduled home baseball opener Mon No one electrified the imagi Wednesday night to handle a speaking day afternoon against Somers High has Mets Select Snow and cold weather for nation like toe honey-swinging engagement and will meet with the been shifted to East Catholic High’s the second time this week MllbiUy of another a$te, 81am- field. . .The Cheney baseball diamond Is media during the afternoon. Howe is the AND has forced pee^ponemeoft of mln’ Sammy, Ms bold head hid getting a face-lifting for the first time former all-time Detroit Red Winger. .-. a scheduled biweball opener. den by or familiar coooenut since the field was laid out nearly a dec ’The 1673 Gold Key Dinner of the Con Saturday's East OathoUe- straw, Ms once paunchy frame King’s Savings on Your Fishing Needs ade ago. . .Pat Mistretta, director of necticut Sports Writers' Alliance will RADII Get Staub in St. Bernard’s tUt^ set tor Bit. trimmed to a tough 386 pounds athletics at Manchester Community Col return to Hartford next January for the n Nebo, was poe^MHied today and hla thinking geared to mod lege, reports the annual sports banquet first time in several ySars. NEW YORK (AP) — If and flU his dioes, that's all." 0 M in I The Mets also got a good by East Coach Jim Pondera. (Herald photo by Bucelvleluu) em times. will be held May 11 at the Manchester Sports Dial when the iMsebaU season gets No new data was se t EAST SIDE JUNIOR CHAMPS— Davey’s All-Stars front row, Joe Esponda, Jason Tompkins, Kevin “I play softer shots now,” Country Club. . .Look for MOC to ap man In the 2 8ryea^ d Staub, O ff the Cuff under way, Yogi Berra wUl Last Wedneaday, Cheney won'the East Side Rec Junior Basketball League Laski, Bob Digan; Rear rjw, Steve Dwyer, Hal Da- Snead ^ d , in explaihlng his point Mistretta to the fulltime poet as * a w SATDBDAY manage the New York Mets who hit .8U with 19 home tuns and 97 runs batted In for Mon Tech’s game at Bolton was championship last season. Squad members were. vey and (k>ach Hal Davey. Bill Gochee was absent. renewed lease on golfing life. D.A. to the ever-expanding campus be Old time baseball fans will recall the (8) ABA PUyoffs and Rusty Staub wUl be In pos^Mmed when snow eover- - "I never try to overpower the D fore another school year. . .The Psuil (8) Sports Talk right field. treal last season and could be pitching of Johnny Miller who died this the slugger the Mets have long ed the field. ball any more. When you try to Meyer family of Rockville won first 4:6a (3) Golf Claaaio Less than four hours after the week in Manchester. Miller was with been seeking. The red-haired swing too hard, something al prise for the most original family entry 5:W <8) Masters Oolf body of Oil Hodges was buried 'Toledo in the American Association cuid outfielder, known as “Le"Le Grand w-a o i l fh i l ways goes wrong." in the Hogback Ski Areas’s 20th annual (8) Wide World of Sports Thiirsday in his beloved Snead,* winner of three Mas also Hartford in the Eastern League be Orange" and extremely papular l H l$ r$IC ll© V Costume Parade last weekend. The fore joining area semi-pco cluba . .A1 Brooklyn, the Meta named Ber ters and more then 140 tounui- Meyer’s rendition of Snoopy on his dog SUNDAY in Montreal, has a career aver- J ■ Bruins Whipple, one of the newer baseball um ra, \riio won the American age of .381 with 186 homers and mente In a career doting back house was judged No. 1 and won the IHW (8) Stanley Cup Playoffs pires in the area and a h^vflirtt soft- League pennant with the New 640 RBI in nine big league cam COMMERCIAL — Gerry Rl- „36 . years, . .. is . not_ being taken family a season pcuM to the popular Hog 1:88 (22) Worid Series Hlgh- York Yankees in his only pre To Announce ball arbiter, has a new asslgidHsnt at llffats paigns, six with Houston and back resort for next season. vious managerial experience, to del 181-407, Dave Koelcol 140- *2, ^ Moriarty’s and niust pass up the base three with the Expoe. 308, Fred Oakes 186-884, George « * * (80) L«e Trevino replace him. ball end this sinring.. .Tracey Kasel of 2:80 (8) NBA Playoffs "Staub gtvee us good hit New Career Barber 149-142-401, Walt Lorenc toiys second round.______At the same time, they an Boston Short Stuff Manchester gained a seccmd place in the ting—TOmmie Agee, a e o n ST.,LOUIS, Mo. (AP) — Bill e 140-863, BUI Colby 156-867, Walt 3:30 (80) Worid Tennis nounced the acquisition of the When the state’s sports writers voted 14 to 16-year-old class and Kip Blake 4:00 (8) MaMers Golf Jones, Jim Fregosl and Staub,” -Bradley, a prcfeasional, bosket- hard-hitting Staub from the BOSTON (A P I Renu- ‘t toiigh. When you beat the Hodge at tiiat stage of toe Lawrence 862, Hoppy Cassidy { { 0 c P lailS SoCCCF Bob Sauldsbury of Mfilbur Cross High was No. 1 in the 17-year bracket in 4:80 (8) ABO'S Ohamptonshlp Berra said. "That’s not bad If ball player and fwmer Rhodes 186-866, Montreal Expos in a 3-for-l tatidns don't hold much Hrulns in Boston you’re beating game," Johnson said. “We 188-365, Mai Darling the basketball coach of the year in Con Easter Sunday Fun Ski Races at Okemo Auto Bacing you’ve got those four men bat- Scholar, plans to announce the deal. The Mets gave up out went out and Mt well in the Tony Yecono 850, BUI *®®**“- S u m m e r L e a g u e 1 necticut for ihe 1971-72 season, the run in Ludlow, Vt. The latter is also the ting together." Mart of his poUtlcal career to water with the Toronto ®"® *»®**“''* *‘®®*'®y *®*“ “ . but after Hodge iêy 86O; Art Schmidt 366, Tru ner-up was Stan Ogrodnlk of East . Cath reigning Manchester Ski dub overall fielder Ken Singleton, first “ I think We’re of champten- kfissouri on Friday, Maple Leafs. EspeciaUy the , ^ on aW ^ was thrown out we let down. It Schlehofer 364, Andy Lamour- The Recipatlon Department olic JOgh. It’s just one man’s opinion but champ and a former fine soccer player baseman-outfielder hQke Jor ship caUber, on a par with the Bradley, 28, called a morning ronirtfttion thp R oaton ®*“P **® *®®** * thrown the latter did a masterful job in produc with Manchester H igh.. .When the. New gensen and infielder Tom Ftdi, pass from Pierre Jarry on takes some aggressiveness out eaux 860. announces a summer soccer pro Close Fight '64 Yankeea. We have a better news conference at a downtown Bnuns hM _Of being just two-on-one break. a team utoen someone la ------gram for boys six to 16 years ing a championship team with just aver Totk Yankee {Sayers went on strike all young players and all ex- YOGIBEBBA pitching staff. Maybe not as gt Louis hotel to mennw FAMOUS SALT WATER about unbeatable at home, -i just slapped it," Harrison thrown out for toat Uttle." EARLY BIRDS — Robbie old. 1 A their $8-B0 breakfast and dinner allow age talent that the Elm City mentor did M aior W orrv ^ ^ '«8hlars for the ao what am I going ,r’“ Sign-up wtU be at the West ance was cut and their hotel rooms in ■ihe Leafs were simply their ©aid. “It went high and It went Freddie Stanfield gave Bos- wUliams J80-184-S46, (Jladya with better personnel than any school in T to have here?” y«“- reer in MOsaouri in 19J*. (8d irreyeront selves Thursday in... ton a 1-0 lead at 7:28 of the Doster 131-846, Flo NUes 129- Side Rec, 110 Cedar St., on Sat Fort Lauderdale went up from $17 per the state cap boast. Cross won the Dou s l-ls suâted^l^ ^ oakod, would Bradley said eariler this yaw qlght Wl^n they beat the urday morning, April 16 at 10:80. Riids and Reels ble A honors with East coiqrfng Class A day to $29, plus tax.. .Lar^ Kahn, only weekend wd Gen- ^ ^ ^ Mets last war with 18 hêm that he was Interested in the al- , This is what we wanted-to WltnrOSter Bniins In overtime 4-8 and win „one „ „ game here," glvh-and-go to perfection PramUce begins May 1 at (he . . .Fourteen area high school coaches, a BoiSiomore,' has- vaulted past two let Manager Bob ^hefflng gêuritâs a c<^to ^ ready crowded DAnoormUc evened toeir best-of-seven Na- "Now if we can win three at with Ms veteran Unemate John HIGH-LOW —Barbara mg- high school soccer' field from serviced by the Manchester Chapter of ter winners to :taka the No. 3 place with MIAMI BEACH (AP) — Bob a two-year contract as man- ' ^ r **®"*®” W* for sme treasurer. There 6 to 7:80 p.m. Your Baseball Umpires, were invited to a the UConn varsity tennis team under SV)ster worries about bein^ Sunday but tor tiie even with the raise It car^ RW in a ~haU-8eaaoit with the ' already hi ^f®W®- e«n»ftoal home tt’»-a ' different haU 1*3" 208-17tW«8, EUen Zlnser 468, 097 pre-season clinic this week at the West Coach John Ctuq>man. worries about beln«: basebaU strike. To add to the Mete after hitting .843 with 16 ^ ^ aireaoy play^ at one game apiece. game,..We • realiw. we haven’t ® ^«*e Schumacher 484. Choice 44TA ^ Aj.-i.At 9 J coiifusion, Hod£«s coUanaed ... x*. „s_a.x - homers and 41 RBI in the Inters n«.afii«â sUsi “ Everybody said we .were go- got toe hockey players they ------Middle linebacker WUUe La- If the ftaht s close aoes ^ * m .7 I alwavs said if the rteht at* aj-^ % « wa^«s a oradiejrs announcement cud ing to. get laced, toat we were have. We Just have to work BSsnoalto is wmatMi'R* AIXBY KATZ — Reggie nler of the Kansas aty Chiefs REELS RODS P going to get beat four games to harder, . , T oburski 144878, OUve Roesetto jUayod at 240 poUnds last sea Thousands Gather Outside Church in Brooklyn #622 Qarcia Qama Reel #6600 Oalwa Surf Spin Rod 'Tm not NT. 1 can fair a ^ . " Bar- pKanMctT Ttainday tbat Ben. #107L Quick Spinning Reel #SW-B0 Dalwa Surf Spin Rod break in a declalwi because it’s i “I want to do it; that’s ***’ treosurer. N o w ^ and we came he stUl s c « « d . standing on Ms ____ -______,..... ______with Line #2090 Hurricane Surf Spin Rod clear I’m not the WBA’s man.” 2“' all there is to It. R never en- , 5?®** »®wspi^r said Bradley showed em. N ow ^y’re g ^ back. I think it’s going to be a head. He' #2116 Shaksspare Surf #526BXUacliii Big Game Rod Foster, stripped of the World my mind one bit to prove had decided not to seek the T o S ’s e rie s ."" " " ” ^ ’is * S S Z k In, toe Spin Reel Last Respects Paid Hodges Boxing Association light heavy- J Z ê A-ZT «>® ^“^®®® ^®« ^ ^ voT d^ f /tod" Z nomlnatloa for ■ 1, ' a. Boston coach Tom Johnson, second period and tied the weight tme last year, attempto they let me go." Congress from the 10th_ District, .- The series resumes at To- whose team lost only f<)ur srore mi tallies by Dave Keen ROCKVILLE *j’5| 4 'R ro 1 O T I n o nVk n il ^ ro^Tt toto^tliiai;M“\^ ®‘®<* ^ “ »»®*<>~ we am i“'he“”^ts fired again ^ rmto toturday Md Sunday, ©n home Ice during the and Jim McKenny before toe The fifth game wUl be back In regular season, said toe Bruins Bruins regained toe lead on a SCRAP Cb.. Inc. don at kfiami Beach OiMivention ®*L.®** ***** *®***'^ mon to almost all managers’ T. v T v Th® newspaper also said It B^cn on êây. . ^ . got careless after they took a 2- goal by Bueyk. NEW YORK (AP)— The ney, president of the Nattonal Manager Lee MaePabU and HaU. baseball,”Z r said. “ has le^d that ^ ey will Clancy, elated with the victo 0 lead. “ I can’t acewunt for It," Guy TrotUer’s goal midway hasohall world niavers League; Joe Cronin, head of Manager Ralph Houk of the "All I’ve ^ got is my ^ brain, ^ . my **® "®*t month, as man- njj j. gtlll like to retire from praCeastonal haske^ ry, and talking, at Ms u s^ he said, "It was Juat a general through toe toird period sent TOP PRICES PAID! ager climaxes an unusual ca- ,Sy in ^ S l.’’ Montreal, Staub said it hall after thla season’s playoff mUe-a-mlnute pace, said Ms lapse." toe game into overtime, where former stars exûtives ***® American League; Presl- New York Yankees and New ^ reer for the Hall nf Fame 'very difficult not to be S ^ fan s^ S d it ? S rS “*"* “ “**** ®“ *‘®’ General York Mayor John V. lindsay. Yostor, shaking his head, HaU of Fame team well earned the victory, ng also was upset with the Harrison ended things early, •So, I plan to knock him out by catcher that saw him star for nrovtouslv hv the Mets—in imw ------,a. ---- "• ;— tne nom utolch came when former Bruin ]ggg ©{ wjng Ken Hodge, who "I think we (»n win It,” Oan- spects to Gil Hodges Thurs the fifth round so thero’U be no ” years with the oroaatown f**^- "Wh®" y«*'ve primary. Jlmmy Harrison scored on a was given a game misconduct cy said In Ms JuUlaht dressing sn..ht totorf to,---- - about Yankees and manage them tar *>®«*‘ ®" totegrM port of some- day and then laid him to doubt and no worry ^ wp and w ^ succeeded by Wea a ^ r i S ^raOley. whose home la In slap shot at 2:88 of toe. ovpr- ja the first period for being .toe room. "But there’s <«ie thing I rest in his beloved Brook Cheney Opens Monday judges or the referee. time period. ■ / third man Into a minor sMrm- know for sure: Before this is COPPER Weatrom. and in 1968, when ^ y^ ve a ^y»*** *^ ’ P**^* The 176-poundera wlU settle ^ « r loa li« the 1964 World weatrum gave way to Hodges enjoyed being a ----- . . . ------lyn, where he won baseball Ses. pari i tt lt-s“ ^ d i S t to ^*«* «*® N®w York Knlck- “We played it hard all the ish. ^ over Boston wUI know its been fame-ahd found a home. udiat haa been a two-headed di- Scries to the St. Louis Ceudl- Thls - time, however, the Meto temsfer your mind that quick- erbockers. He was an Olympic way," Clancy said. "We played "We didn’t want to lose in a aerlea.” Our Lady Help of Ghrlstians vision since Foster’s crown was nals in seven games. He has ■<£ait Yogi was the guy tar the iT' gold medal winner'In 1964 las a grabbed by the WBA and even- been the Mets’ first base coach jo-htoMt— .ois «Uto>. Gorcio Spin Reel Roman CaUuUlc Church, where With Two Lettermen . „ . ^ . Schefftog said. "He’s "I was sorry about leaving ™®“ * »® ^ ‘*‘®U:« *>«*k^^ VIcheck the Hodges famUy worshiped, tuaUy placed upon the head of evw since. managed before in the majors me nîe ta 'iioiiaton toam. From 1665-67 he studied tttegal Stick Brings Fine BRASS was fiUed and several thousand . By - DEAN YOST ê to^ inside battler from The m ^rra at the time «nd he’s been with the Meta turned out to he the neateat ** Oxford oa a Rhodes scholar Coachôf-Year T a c k le B o x •12.97 Hopefully looking ahead to better things, Cheney Caracas. was that be faUed to commu- longer than anyone else. I was ^ôT m v lito in iiSZ j Miasouri. persons gathered outside be NEW YORK (AP) — Tom hind poUce barricades as a Tech will launch its delayed 1972 baseball season Mon- "Hie WBA made its move 16 nlcato with his players and that a broadcaster with the Detroit t.— sum after a iittie time n l ------Minnesota, Qiicago W in Penn Surf Reel high Requiem Mass wm cele day afternoon. Snow, which was also the reason last “ o"*bs ago, charging that, the toe Yaêes were a team dl- Tlgera when Yogi managed toe recentlva to New Nisoalke, who In Ms first Yoric. Mason at Dallas pulled the brated for the manager of the year, forced postponement sent of last Wednesday's achedul.^L®.2r2'‘‘.to,!l“‘!*'to.^^^^^ When^______put » on a Mht u, uniform Ohaparri&s from last Bêe LEAD •14.97 New Yorit Mets, udio died of a ed lid-lifter In Bolton. adequate defenses of toe ebam- high livers. he had problems, hut the last t' ii be a Met 100 ner cent " BennietHigli In NHL for 2-0 A d v a nt age pionsMp. I^pndcn wen the va- " I didn’t think I did a bad Job two months he did as good a ______*** ’ to third in the West, wah #300 Garcia open face reel with extra spool. heart attack last Sunday, two Tech is slated to go up against - - named the American Baeket- NEWSPAPER Sturdy Construction, days before Ms 48th birthday. Somers High Monday afternoon 1“ ***e Uneup. to the outfiad, cant OUe with a knockout^ of when the Yankees won the pen- Job as anyone could have." By THXi ASSOCIATED ntE SS for using a stick with an Ulegal three convenient ti'ays. #710 Penn Spinfisher for fresh, salt water. Mrs. Joan Hodges, her son at 8. Due to its home field V»toy Meek will handle centerfield Jimmy Dupree in CarMos. nant In 1964," Berra said. "If I "We loft a g o o i man today,"' Opening day ceremonies fOr Posted 3-3 cUrvuturei. ball Aasoclafion Coach of the (W E HATWiS-lc PAPER DRIVES FOR OHUROHE8, Anythingcon happen, . said Year to ^ y . BOY SCOUTS, AND OTHER OBOAMIEAT|ONS) and three daughters seemed reconditioned, arrangements chores with Roger Thorpe, Mike Foeter remained riacognlsed could do here udiat I did over Berra, atUI wearing his dark the 1972 Olympic Oamea in Tommy Ivan, general man SCRAP DON — OTHER METALS Nlasalke, 87* received m v - composed in the church except have made to play at East Cath- Fowler, Tim Duff or Deane «* **>e champ in non-WBA there I’d te very happy. I Mua funeral suit, said, refer- Muplcfa are Mt foe Saturday, Swim Mark Kiiig aah by, the coach of the ager of the Hawks, and Coach h a t t o m u m — RADIATORS -<• PAPERS — RAGS for a brief moment when toe ©lie High. Craig all. battling for starting areas, didn’t think I had any proUeme ring to Hedges. "I hope I can Aug. 26. Toronto Maple Leafs in toe BiUy Reay protested the fines en votm In toe balloting by Also Buyers of INDUSTRIAL SCRAP The Bennet Juidor High in a verbal tiff with CampbeU ABA coaohes. Jop MnUaney widow’s band darted to her just as was the case a year J®**-., “ StaMey (Cup hockey playoffs. TELEPHONE 878-8681 face as she stepped back from ago, there is a shortage of ex- Kaseta, beginning his sixth School tankers rounded off their outside toe.'' team’s dressing of Kentucky and LoDeU An I HABTfXRtD TURNPIKE ROCKVILLE. CONN. presslve and should add strength beat Boeton. goalie Gerry Oiee .each member of the family starting centerfieltter with Lan- to our team. If they aU remain metUey, 200 and 400-yard free at style evente. vers with .the winMng goal nuri P ier Boat R enI placed a rose on the casket, dry being toe Beaver’s No. 1 ®ut, we should improve," the 2 ;U of the overtime. Hodges’ brother. Bob, broke pitcher. coach added, Adamy put Ms name In the AUTO record boMos for Me pertor- hdnnesota beat St. Louis 6-6 #77 reel with free spool sliding click plas M97 7 down and was oonsMed by Joe Cimeney was dealt a severe Cheney has dropped East m m e a in the 100-yard butter- in another sudden death over LARRY’S SUPPLY Flgnatano, the manager’s long- blow when senior Jim Poole Oranby High and Wolcott Tech time quarter-final to go ahead tic spool. 1 pc S' light action rod. , set time friend and member of the was injured and wlU miss toe •*®e to the traveling distances. flyiand lOO-freeatyle. Adamy al U 4 . ROUTE 8 SOUTH WINDSOR so competed in toe medley re of the Blues 2-0. Chicago and Mets’ coaching staff. entlrp season. He was counted Replacing them will be Stafford lay. New York also won to take 2-0 During the mass, Hodges wju) on by Kaseta to pitch and play High and Somers High tor toe OPEN EVERY DAY FROM S A M . Other record holders and out leoA> in. the other quarter-fi I eulogised by toe Rev. Cbaries the infield. Owt time. Both these schools nals. The Black Hatriu obaded aey, pastor of toe church, as Bright prospects this season belong to toe Noitt Central Con- standing showings were by BONANZA ASSORTED Plttabuiyh 8-2 and the Rangers ■AWWnit^BITBIWTÛlt.^milt "an (moment of the parish . include Steve Mooney as a soph- nectlcut Conference, Dave Brown In toe 60-yard free style, Kirk Woolpert in toe 100- whaMtad lion troal 6-2. a man who lived for Ms family, omore tMrd baseman and WU- Yhe Beavers (gpen their home yard badkstroke. The third gw e-in each series his church and toe game of 11am West. Dan Welphy will be basebol) season Monday against Fisherman’s Bennet letter winners also in WlU he ptay^ Saturday, hut at I N K R S O N o h SA T. & SUN. I baseball.’’ Tech’s starting catcher, George Somers,' but ohiuices are that cluded Tom Wanen, John MTO- different sites with New Yorit *MK. MODIFIED^ hMEJMCING". More than a doaen Mets’ Seiverth and Jim DiGangi are toe gam e'w ill be jplayed on the sek, Jerry Kemp, BtU BoMey, .a t Miontreal, Boston.at-'Toranto, •ABL e iU tt^ ITIV IB I RlHI WARUm JACK NILSOI Accessories players were In attendance, likely candidates to bold down latter’s field. Cheney had a Blair Anthony, Boh Edwards, Oiloago at Bittsburgh and Min along with the team’s owner, the first and second base posf- truck load of clay emptied on Alan Glrelli and Dave Beck nesota 6it"6t^ Louis. Mrs. Joan W. Paysen;. M. Don- tions. The shortstop spot will toe diamond and it hasn’t been with. - BUI Goldsworthy got the win ;HECKTHESE BONANZA PRICES! aid Grant, chairman at the have either West or Dave Hunt smoothed out yet. Vprmw Manchester HIgb and ning goal for Minnesota at 1:86 Your board; General Manager BOb ______^______UMvendty of Connecticut of toe overtime against the Choice Scheffing and the entire coach Blues. The North Stars sur MOST CARS) $ IM I — CRSEfERS $6.91 — HOLLY 7M CEM DUEL FEW steiulout swimmer, Ted Brinda- .J L R t $ W I ^ INDY 1.SFEED SHIFTER 116.9$ — CHROME R E V ^ ing staff of Yogi Berra, Rube mour, coached the tankera. vived a toree-goal outburst by Walker, Eddie Yost and Plgna- Frank St. MhrseUla of the W W S WITH HUTS (FORD A CHEVY), SET OP 4 $14.91 — AU DU PONT Blaney Quits at Dartmouth, . 1/4 lb Berkley mono tano. Later In the day, Berra Blues. PAPOUCTS 10% OFF. . Assorted poppers was named to succeedi Hodge. McQookey New Coach ‘ Ooltonrarthy’s winning goal HUNDREDS OF MORE ITEMS os manager. Holy Cross Cage Couch came on a rebound, "I missed AT SPECIAL lONANZA PRICES • Assorted split shot Among toe mourners were ^ F O im A N D , Ore. (AP) — it toe first time, but I got a sec- • Assorted floats seven of Hodgea’ WORCESTER, Maes. (AP) — that Ron Perry, the atMetlo dl- Jack MoCtaskey hM ^v aa up m i chance," hp commented SUeiAL Mdft TO M C IN G M N S WB THINK from toe old Brooklyn Dodg- George Blaney, toe head baa- rector and basketball coach at trying to turn Wake Forest into ' Htarwaids. ! awwiffaft PRICE BOORS WlU IE ON SALE_roR I RETAIL, BUT • Assorted hooks ers—JaeUe Robinson, Pee Wee ketball coach at Dartmouth Catholic Memorial High School ' n n SMINO SIXZLiR AT STAFFORD MOTOR SPEED- (Herald photo by Buceivlotus) a contender in the Atlantio CMoago beat Pittsburgh, but SELL AT • Assorted swivels Reese, Don Newoombe', Chrl OMlege toe last three years, in Boston toe last 18 years, has Coast Oontarence and taken on toe Hawks fined $800 by : WAY.^rOP W ™ lATKT NEWS AND OOSSIP. I • Assorted leaders Erskine, Ohri Furillo, Ralito was named Thursday to toe been named atoletlc dlrectw. BENNET SWIMMERS -7- Fror)t, Nancy Huiês, Jim Sherman, Bill Bonley; Rear, Alan Girelli, Dave the task of ooaoMng toe "tirltni Ohurenea CampbeU, president WHOLSSÔE Bninca and Joe Black; Base- same position at Holy Cross Blaney, 82, replaces Jack Jayne Crealey, Lisa Nodden, Leslie Libby, Cindy Beckwith, Craig -Wolfram, Dave Whitiiker, Cart • Assorted snelled hooks i Portland TVail Blasers In the of toe imudnal Hockey League, PRICES ball Oommlastoner Bowie College. Donohue, who resigned earlier Hibson, Sue Marteney, Peg Graff; Midê, Blair Girelli, Bob Edwards, John Mrosek, Tom Wairen. National Basketball Assooi- who also assessed winger Den • Assorted plugs Kuhn; Obartes 8. "Chub" Fee- Holy Cross also announced tola year. Anthony, Kirk Woolpert, Ed Adamy, Pete Nalctenis, Squad compiled 8-3 record under Ted Brindamour. atton. nis Hull with another $600 fine

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THERE OtJGHTA BE A ULW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Aportfiimts - Rot» ApoitiMiili - Flati - Buslntfs LocoIIom (Mint,ALL th ah h m eaVe m s i^ TaweiiMHiH ______^ TeneiwaaH ______^ For Rani 64 AmeRPumMQr HOW WE CAM HAVE -mOUC/MDOOP SIX-ROOM duplex, heat, hot n e w e r 4-room Duplex, 1)4 COMMERCIAL place for laose water. No appliances. One baths, full basement wito or sale, 461 Main St., next to GA6>fREE MILC$ child. No pets. Security. $300. hook-ups, carpet In kitchen post office. ExceUent business ONtHEFAMlLV 0484)917. and living room, good. area. location with buUdlng. OsU ge (lone HEAP .-*810615 $200 monthly, COU 644-8896 o r 646-2426, 9-5. IMMEDIATE occupancy new 8- Bi n e ABUGOV 648-2282. £ DBPT. koURS OFHERVERV bedroom Duplexes, all sepa MAIN STREET office, street 8:80 AJtf, to 5:00 PJM. rate utiUUes, basem ents, MANCHESTER—Deluxe S bed floor, near Manchester Hospi OWK*" ' veways. H i baths, $330 room townhouse, waU-to-wall tal, approxim ately 800 square ihontMy, security and lease, carpets, all appUances, full feet, all conveniences. 6499888. COPY CLMmO 11MB FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. . Frechette k M artin, 647-9993. BEjfWUD PCTBJCAWON private basement, heat includ luUding COfinaetliiq 14 iutiiwM Opportunity 28 ed,. $225 per month. Paul W, MANCHESTER — Professional CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS IMadHea tor gaStoday and Monday to i>89p.m.lWday MANCHESTER — Newer one- Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. office space, all ele'ctrlc, new MASONRY — AU types of bedroom apartment. Ranch .building, convenient, Vernon- 8:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. stone, brick fireplaces, walls, Order Your HAPPY A D S Yovm ooorasAnoN wiu. ih iR i typ*> private entrance. In AVAILABLE NOW, nice 9 South Windsor, Route 88. 646- concrete steps, sidewalks. No BEAT cludes heat and appUancea. room Duplex, 1)4 baths, one- 7320. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. job too small. Free estimates. BE APPRE^TED DIAL 643-2711 JUer WHILE OUR5 WEa.OHAV-t 6UEE5 $160 p er month. Paul W. Dou- car garage, no peU, $200 per BERRrS WORLD Over 20 years experience. Af “Happy B ut just l e t gan, R ealtor, 643-4535. mimth. Security, 648-0237. PROFESSIONAL office, four- 4 ISO P.M. DAT BEFORB PUBUOATION ter 5 p.m ., 648-1870, 844-3975. INFLATION .l50VERHAUl£P-i i h e r d l k s h W rooms, excellent location, ex I M E O A S * * - ^ NEW tbree.-room apartment, Deadline tor Saturday and Monday to 4:80 p.m. Friday Thought” Contfmied From Pracadinq Fogg 10 BORROW If WE HAVE customers waiting cellent decor all faculties, $175 NEWTON H. SMITH k SONS - Earn More as a for the rental a i your apart large bedroom with twin monthly. 6491660, 640-3549. Remodeling, repairing, addi PLEASE READ YOUR AD Businessman OMCE: ment or home. JJJ. Real Es cloeets, eat-in kitchen with ap tions, rec roonM, porches and 35 Soiesmeii Wcpwled 36-A tate A ssociates, In c., 6464)129. pUances, large Uving room, ’THREE-ROOM corner of ChuMifled or “Want Ada” are taken over the phone as a roofing. No job too small. Call Today! loll ' waU-to-waU carpet, shades, fice suite. House A Hale Bldg., THREE-BAY COLONIAL WAmVESS and kitchen help, a g e n t —F uU time, Prudential ^ £ v t i i.t £ r ooavenlenoe. Hie advertiser should read his ad the FIRST 649-8144. MANCHESTER AREA—4-rooin air • conditioner, basement 963 Main St. Phone 643-4846. SERVICE STATION fuU-Ume, from 6:80 a.m . to 8 Insurance Co. Debit operation. MAC CAdOWELL DAT IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time tor the apartment which includes storage, parking, beat and hot CARRENTRY — Repairs, re- AVAILABLE IN p.m., or SM p.m. to 11:S0 Starting annual salary up to ALEKAHORmyA, — *t insertion. Hie Herald to responsible for only ONE ln> CALL 643-2^1 heat, hot water, carpeting, ap- water included, good locatlm, eorreot o r omitted insertion for any advertisement and then modeUng, additions, roofing. MANCHESTER p.m. Apply In person, between $10,000 plus com m issions. E x pUances, laundry, storage, $175 p e r month, security de Houses For Real 65 only to the extent of a “ make good" insertion. Errors which CaU David Patria, South Hmd- 2:80 - 0 p.m. Top Rat Restau ceUent training and benefits. CARtmsU'e LAW f^D parking, fo r $180 monthly. 649 posit required, lease If desir do not lessen the value of the advertisement will not be sor, 844-1798. rant, 257 B road M anches Potential management op- LOVELY 8 - room house, on Manchester 2871, 646-0883. ed. CaU Peterm an 649-9404. eortectod by “ make good” insertion. CALL SUNOCO ...Senwen* ter. No phone calls please. pwtunlUes, For ' confidential /$ cmcREM p e e p umvl iou wooded lot, in residential sec m ay h o v t M a t y o « Evening Interview, coU 640-5226, 0 a.m .- OWN A HORGE.:* 4-7 SEVEN - ROOM Duidex, 1)4 THREE rooms, tile both, heat, tion. May 1st. - October 1st. Roofing - Shfing 16 4 p.m . baths, deep yard, $185. AvaU Stove and refrigerator and 568-3400 • lM4ipya«n RN or LPN, U-7, fuU or part- hot orator Imduded. Middle 643-2711 JOHN ALOBNIUS CO. -CaU able May 1st. Inquire 15 s ' adults. Security deposit, some furniture available. (Jhil- Herald Ume, 6404519. Dags ~ Birds - Pets 41 Boots & Aeeasserios 46 us for free estimate for ttiat W earing Ap|Mn«l - - Church St., 649-4679. references. No pets. Paridng. dren accepted, $250 monthly Evenings and weekends HelpH e l b W oniod - plus utilities. Lease. Phone new roof you’ve been plan WOMAN with cor, part or fuu- ENGLISH Springer Spaniel 14’ RUNABOUT with 80 h.p. F u n 5 7 FOUR-ROOM apartment in 15)4 School Street, second M c m o r F e m a le 643-9147. Automobiles For Sole 4 ning. Over 20 years service, M r. M(Hiaghan, 247-2450 tlm e to ca ll on e3q>eRD Mustang, Cobar BE READY FOR SPRING Tony III and Chris Congratulations! washer-dryer hook;up vanity plus security and references. address to the Clasrified chester Parkode. ing rugs and upholstery. Rent T^ke., Buckland. As low as $1 WANTBO> — Small electric egg Jet, 428, four-speed. E xtra low Roofing and Happy Bat Mitzvah Experienced clerical woriier type bath, glass sUdlng doors, 647- 1850. Manager, Manchester Resident school specializing in electric shampooer, $1. Pine- fo r so pounds. 046-8348.' incubator. CtoU 6494506 after 4 Evening Herald, together mileage, in excellent condition. wanted tor our general office. onto patio. $220 per month. C h im n e y s 1 6 - A complete field training on back- HEY STEVE RACHEL R. THE MANCHESTER Evening wood Furniture Shop. p.m . with a memo listing the 643-2825, after 6 p.m ., ask for Hours 8:804:80. Herald to seeking a retired Robert D. Murdock, Realtor. companies you do NOl Bob. ROOFING — Specializing re hoes, loaders, and dozers. FhU from DON’T MERELY brighten car- HfTIITthold G w w h 51 643-2693. Trailers - Business Sendees 1 3 and part-time classes. AUled What do you want linotype operator tor part-time Fulflislied VILLAGER want to see your letter. pairing roofs of all kinds, new Must be able toiise a calculator, pets, Blue Lustre them. No C(n)strucaon ’Training School, Alison G. and Sara M. em ploym ent. A)U>ly personaUy Room Wtthoat Board 59 LOOKING for anything In real Vour letter irill be de 1908 FORD, 390-450 h.p. balanc- M obile Homes 6 - A roofs, gutter work, chimneys, tor vour birthday— comptometer or adding machine. rapid resolUng. Rent sham- FROSTFREB refrigerator 5 Aporlmeiils 63-A APARTMENTS stroyed if the advertiser ed, blueprinted. Too many Springfield, Mass. Chll our Con to Albert Oenlnl, Composing estate rental — apartments, JUNK cars removed, any con- cleaned and repaired. 80 years and no^ does it feel Company ofitors good wages and pooer $1. The E. A. Johnson years old; baby’s walnut crib THE THOMPSON House—Cot- is one you’ve mentioned. race parts to list. $660. As is 1970 PLAYMOR, 16’ trailer, necticut num ber 1-448-6686 any Room Foreman, The Herald. homes, multiple dwellings, no III Immediate Occupancy diUon. $10. Phone 872-9433. experience. Free estimates. Happy loth Birthday. w o ri^ coiHUtions, convenient Paint C o ., 728 Main Street, and dresser, reasonable. 742- tage St., centraUy located, ROCKVILLE —2-room furnish If not it will be handled or w ill sell separately. 649- sleeps 6, m'any extras. 643- time. to want? fees. CsU J. D. Real Estate ^5-ROom Townhouses, 1)4^ CaU Howley, 643-5361. KAREN free parking,' and an exceUent REAL ESTATE sales associ M anchester. 649-4501. 8844. large, âsantly furnished ed, utUitles included, $30 week in the usual manner. 3623, after 7 p.m . 7670. Associates, In c. 643-5139. tiled baths, com plete TWO Handymen want a vari Happy Birthday free benefit program. ates, must have Uoense. Ex room s, parking. CaU 049-3806 ly. 872-0360. kltqhen, heat, air-condi- ety of jobs, by day or hour. Love, Mo v i n g , must sell. stove, re- WHIRLPOOL side-by-slde re- 1965 OLDSMOBILE, 88, 4-door, 1970 STARCRAFT motor home, H eating and Plumbing 17 anyway! perienced preferred but wUl for overnight and permanent FDUR-ROOM apartment and Ûoning, waU-to-waU i ar-^ Yards, attics, ceUars cleaned. Timothea, Jane An equal cqqportunlty employer. frtgeratmr, air - tiondlUmier, frigerator-fireeser. $150. Dou- $195. Rebuilt engine, transm is fiberglas, 19’ autom atic Help W anted-^Femole 35 train, flexUde houn. CaU Mr. guest ratM. garage, $100, 19 F lorence St., petlng, private basem'nt, Lawns and gardener’s service. PLUMBING AND Heating, new bedroom set and many acces- ble oven, electric range. $50. washer-dryer hookup. Lost and Found sion, front end. Useid dally in trsmsmisslon, power steering, LIHLE BROTHER and.Elyse APPLY Starkweather, 646-0858. second floor, middle' aged cou 1 Call 643-5305. constnictioii, remodeing and sortes. 648-5379, 4-7 p.m . 646-1598. LADIES ONLY—Nicely tor^ Business Locafions Vermont all winter. 18 Jordt power brakes, factory air-ccn- ple, no pets, security deposit. "LOST —Savings Passbook No. repairs. F ree estim ates. CaU Love, ntohed room for rent, com For RenI 64. Charles Lesperauce St., M ancheeter. Call 643-8840. dltloning, completely self-con TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — ASSISTANT DIRECTOR First^ National Stores Inc. JOHN buys and sells used fur 646-4701. 17078 Hartford National Bank A l’s Plum bing Oorp. 876-0830. Dave Belated munity kitchen and bath, aU 649-7620 tained. Very nice. 649-6731- 'Trees cut, buUdlng lots clear OF NURSES 9x12 WALL tent, good ctmdl- niture, appliances, 479 Middle and Trust Oo., B’lrst Manches 1964 RENAULT, automatic. Park and Oakland Ave. OPENING uttUties included. Located on 406 MAIN STREET First ed, trees topped. Got a tree Birthday Wishes tlon, $55. Call 6484162 after 4. T^ke., east. C^>en afternoons. CALL T.J. Crockett, Realtor at \ is s / ter Office. Application Made Runs well, economy for stu SAM WATSON Plumbing and East Hartfor^, Conn, bus line and near stores. CaU floor, 6-room apartment. Heat, problem ? WeU worth phone RN Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, 643-1577 fo r office space. AU for Payment.” dent, $200. Call 649-1246 after Heating. Bathroom remodel DAD after 4:80 p .m ., 644-0866. $128.20 fam ily unit. Security, G a r a g e call, 742-8262. ing and repairs. Free esti Love, SCX)N TAG SALE —^Moving overseas, until 9 p .m ., 6464828, 646-7679. shapes and sizes and prices. 5 p.m . Happy Birthday April 7, 8 and 9th, 10 tu rn , 118 c a u 646-2420, 9 to 0 p.m . New and old. Let us know your LOST — Passbooks No. W4702, Service - Storage 10 mates. (jaU 649-8808. Experience desirêd. E xcel Help W awtad..Mal> 36 GENTLEMAN — central, i»l- SHARPENING Service—Saws, Ed, Kevin, Kim, Ifike Circle, off Lakewood Cir M APLE dining rdom set, 48’ ’ demands, we wiU do every 67164, W0972 Savings Bank o f PONTIAC 1968 station wagon. lent opportunity in geriatrics ARTHUR TREACHER'S 'vate home, room next to tfiow- MANCHESTER —Newer 2-bed- G.ARAGE for rent —Cooper HIU knives, axes, shears, skates, G.T. and Irish MANAGER tValneea — If you cle, Miancheater. round, extends to 68’’, 4 thing for you except make the Manchester. Ai^licatioa made Tempest, 8 cylinder, auto GRANTS Plumbing Service — for self-starter. Oj^rtunity CISSY FISH & CHIPS er, paridng and telephone prlv- nxm i iqMurtment, half ot 2-fam- Street, car, boat, storage. No rotary blades. <)ulck service- FYee estimates, plus quality are managing now, or have chairs, table pads, good oomU- payments. for payment. matic, power steering, very for advancement. Join our FIACTTORY buUdlng com ing Ueges. 649-6801 a fter 6. tly, includes ajqiUances, $170 repairing or m otorcycles. $10. Capitol Equipment Co., 88 work. 643-6841. managed In the post, we axe FULL-TIME OR PART-’nME tKm, $170. 649-7818. clean, excellent condition, call friendly professional staffs down, 100 used fluorescent per month. Paul W. Dougan, MANCHESTER — Warehouse 633-9057. Main St, Manchester. Hours looking tor yoiir talents. We MALE or female, nice room, 643-1918. Tlito salary position includes Get Well Soon y, light fixtures, 4’, two bulbs, $5 R ealtor, 643-4030. and industrial space. 16,000 '• daUy 7:30-5, Thursday, 7=30^9 BOTTI Heating and’ Plumbing Love, sriU t n ln the right person In No expSrtenoe necessary. Apply share large house. Live togeth B uinizz in and see our Announcements 2 health Insurance, paid hoU- GRANDPA HUBBARD each seU any amount. Ideal GAS STOVE and dryer, oc^Rer- 100,000 square foot units, Saturday, 7:30-4. 648-7958. — Promih, courteous service. our apectoHzed. field. For ap- in person. er 'With hip group.- 646-7878. 1966 THUNDEHBIRD, Landau days, 2-weeks vacation, sick (The Big One) tor garagei), tTOrkishops, wieure- tone. Gail 647-1244. avaUable immediately. Heat RESSmVE NOW! New banquet 32,000 m iles, excellent condi M otorayeles-BIcydes 11 CaU 643-1496. pay and many other fringes. p o(n tim »t oaU 031-1963. FDUR-ROOM flat, first flbm:. boBY Beto We’re ready, HANDYiMAN—will do odd jobs, Mom, Dad W e Miss Yttiir ^ 4(ll (Sinter lêet houses, fact(ês, recessed ETUINISHED loom for female, ed and air-conditioned. Freight hall, air-conditioned, carpeted, tion, must be seen. 289-3214 af For appointment call Mr. Manchester, Conn. TAPPAN electric 80” range, CoU 643-7714. 1970 100 c c SI HONDA, excel- free estimates, painting, car M in in e r y , . Love, BAICERY PORTER, ejqperi- ceilings and offices. Extra private home, exceUent neigh elevators. $1 to $1.50 per willing and able 'to assiat full bar, kitchen facilities. ter 6:30. TpUsano or Mrs. Poet. chrome oven with window lent condition. CaU 649-4876 penter work. Reasonable T\>m, Matt, Jeff, Danny enceid, good pay, steady work. bulbs, 8 for $1. Also factory borhood, kitchen privUeges, SUB-LET May 1st through Oct. square foot. 1-748-5634. B.T.O.B. weddings, banquets, Dressmaking 1 9 and Jeffrey 10 o.m.-l p.m. daUy door, in g ood Condition, $25. days, 742-6366 evenings. rates. 648-7996. and Scott , cau before noon, Penkade and fixtures, CiaU us, we $10. per week. F or Inform ation 80, 0 rooms, comiêtely fui^ you in the sale or pur stags, all social functions. Ca ANTIQUE CARS — Two 1930 Monday • Saturday c a u 649-8801 after 5. 4,600 SQUARE feet, air-condi LADIES* dresses, stUts, wed MEADOWS ' Bakery, 6494830. 'm a y have what you neei$. oaU 648-9809. ntohed ^Murtment, $160 month terers available. The Colony Buicks, restorable condition, 1971 HONDA, gold, 176 cc, LOOKING for someone to mow tioned manufacturing space. chase of YOUR property. Room (formerly Ye Olde $350. Call 649-3391. ding gowns and veils, aB cus- Convalescent Center Orem m o tt Sons Sales, 819 ly. Adults only. 21 Huntington scrambler. Under 1,500 miles, lawns and do outdoor work? Well-Wall-Well , MECHANIC, m ature, wUUng to ElSTABLitoHED real estate of- DINING room table, 6 chairs. LARGE .furnished room for Paneled executive offices, Meeting Hall), Colony Shops, ,tom made. Some alterations. 646-2321 ' * -iL . ‘ Bast Middle *Ipke., Manches S t 64SA24S. ExceUent condition. (JaU 044- caU 640-4768 accept responsl|>Uity, refer- . flee In *need of a top notch Also - 2 piece set convertible m ale only, parking, $16. week- waking room and receptionist. South Windsor, Conn. 236-3851, 1971 OPEL, 2-door sedan, 4- Reasonable prices. 649-1188. ter, 649-9908. 1756. ______;______Hope You Had A Happy Birthday ' salesman or woman. Must ‘be couch and chair. Best offer. ,ly. CaU 646-0228 a fter 0. MANCHESTER — Deluxe two- New modem building. Reason 621-0041. speed transmission, $1,600. 647- ai , ences. Call 6494400, 9:15 KEITH ; a.m. -1 p.m., or after 7 p.m. licensed and ready to go. Ebt- REMOVE thickest old paints 648-6746. bedroom tonfmhouse, 1)4 baths, able. CoU Wcuren E. Howland, 1276. HONDA, 1971, CL860 K8, low M a v in g > DENTAL recepUontot, book Happy Birthday WE HAVE a cozy Ugît house HousehaM Services 13-A CHRIS ceUent commission arrange easier! Use new Dry Strip by big rooms, appliances, heat Realtor, 64S-U06. REAL ESTATE 1966 CHEVROLET Caprice, 2- mUeage, showroom condltiLOR TV, washing machine, keeping room for working or P e r s o n a ls ment. FuU-timer desired, but electric stove, 8 bureaus, rea- and fuU basement included. door hardtop, V8, automatic, CaU 627-6373 ext. 601, days, CARPENTRY, repairs, odd Hartford downtown dental from, ; EXPERIBNOEiD painters wUl consider an experienced non-flonimable, E. A. Johnson retired lady on the first floor, 172 E. CENTER ST. MANCHESTER — DeUvety — STRETCH sqnaUy priced. . 648-2495. $240 per month. Paul W. Dou FOR SALE — One plot of 4 power steering and brakes, 643-9474 nighU. j(^ , Ugdvt trucking. Phone 649- specialty office. Opportunity to wanted, fUU-tlme, year ’rodnd part-timer, if hours can be ar (Jo., Paul’s Paint .ind' WaUpa- inquire 109 Fheter St. or ca ll 8904. Ught trucking and package de- gan, Realtor, 643-4535. 649-1922 646-4126 graves at Rose Hill Memorial excellent running condition, learn dental assisting. Experi Debbie, Maureen, ^ worit. Phone after 8 p.m ., 649- ranged. CtoU Mr. Werbner, Re per, Hebron Wood Products, 643-6388 or 649-0641. A-1 CONDITION, 1971 Honda, Uvery. Refrigerators, washers ence In some bookkeeping pre CLEAN, used refrlgeratora. Read Herald Ads '(beautiful setting). Call 1-237- very clean. Call 643-6466. Sorry We're Late. Andy, Joyce, Jane, I 96M. altor. 648-1131. Hebron. ranges, automatic washers MANCHESTER — Gracious llv- SLIOO. Many extras. $396. AMBITIOUS college students, and stove moving specialty. ferable, enjoyable office en I . ■ ___ CLEAN comfoilable funilshed 4646 after 6 p.m . with guarantees. See them at Ing to this large 2-bedroom DODGE, 1971 CSiarger, 318, au Phone 649-8624 after 6 p.m . experienced in indoor-outdoor Folding chairs fo r rent. 649- vironment and diversified Brenda. Cathy, j $2. HOURLY iûs bonuses, for SCHOOL bus driver, Bolton, 2- SCREENED loam, gravel, rooms, air-conditioned, TV. B .D . P eari’s AppUanoes, 648 jcqMTtment with flreplaced liv- NNBCTICUT and Federal tomatic, black, -vlnyi roof, Ral- painting, lawn care, window 0762. duties, benefits avaUable. Cau ■ part-time .sdrvleing of Fuller 8:45 p.m . CtoU 649-8400. 9:10 processed gravel and fill. maid service, weekly rates. 1966 260 CC SUZUKI, register- Love, Angela, Grace ^ Main St. c a u 648-2171. 1^ romn, central location. In 8.00 Income tax returns. prepared ley wheels, white lettered washing. CaU 648-0066 or 64jS- 022-9211. I Brush customers. No expert- a.m. -1 p.m. or after 7 p.m. G eorge H. G rlffing, Inc. 743- Omnectiout Motel, Eiti. 94 off ^ ed and running. $275. (nione 4486 fo r free estim ate. and Nancy Route 1-86, M anchester, Conn. cludes everything. $215 per by Bill Sheridan. 7^-9287 af tires. 643-0034. 643-7560. Painting - Papering 21 Alison and Mai • ence o r ca r necessary. CaU 7886. 1971 NECXHI-Alco sew ing ma month. Paul W. Dougan, Real ter 6 p.m. for appointment. FULL, or part-time, snack bar I 6484473. . OVER 167 Want to earn mon Phone 648-1000. 1969 MERCURY station wagon, WILL S’TRIP and wax floors attendant, minimum age 21. ALUMINUM sheets used as chine. Unclaimed lay-away, tor, 643-4685. JUNK CAR REMOVAL J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom ey? No experience necessary. never used, originally $149.60 TAX returns and all your book air-conditi(Hied. $1,250. R epos for homes or business. Phone Apply at Tallwood Country printing plates. .009 thick, 28x ATTBACTTVB sleeping room, MINI-BIKE frame, good condi decorating, interior and ex Have A Happy 16th Phone 6484473. now $60.80. ButtonholeB, m ono MANCHESTER —Spacloua-one- keeping chores done profes session. The Savings Bank of John Grants, 872-6874 eve Club, Route 80, Hebron. Opps, 1 didn't make ; AUTO MECHANICAL 86’ ’ , 25 eonta each or 6 fo r $1, gentlemah, -ôweriieth, free MAMCWEStBR RESWBItTS tion. $20. Phone 646-8263. nings. terior, papertianging, fuUy in Birthday Party grams, hems, sews on buttons, parking, ihivate entrance. Ap bedroom apartment. Includes sionally. Your home or mine. Manchester, 646-1700. sured. For free estimates, caU FUIL-TTMGB, experienced Real 648-3711. The Deadline! TECHNICIAN Estate sales assooiates needed etc. Guaranteed. 033-0476 deal ply 195 Spruce Street, Man ajqdiances, carpets and heat, Reasonable rates. Call 649- 1970 BSA, 650 Firebird, excel- REIWEAVING of bums, moth- 649-9658. If no answer 643-0802. JEANINE $170. per month. Paul W. # Can Musi le TowcMe 1968 PONTIAC Firebird, needs WATIREBSEB — 21 o r over. $175 - $350 W EEKLY for long established realtoir HOT W ATER furnace, 77,000 er. chester. 9145. lent running condition, $1,100. holes, zippers repaired. Win from Dougan, Realtor, 648-4030. work, $695. Repossession. The CaU 648-9781. Happy Birthday Experienced man, 84 yean mulUide list agency. CtoU Btu, com plete, $50. convec # Oflur Ends Apifl 19,1972 CaU 648-7170. dow shades made to' measure, CEILING specialist — expert AUTOMA’ITC washer and dry ROOM, on bus line, teleytoto" INCOME TAX returns prepar Savings Bank of Manchester, The Smiths shop experience, dealership M eyer A gency, R o t o r s ; 048- tors. BuUtîn bath tubs, lava ail size VeneUan blinds. Keys workmanship. One celling or er,' very good condition, $100 avaUable. Parking. Private MANCHESTER —Royal Arms ed by appointment in your 646-1700. FDR YOUR motorcycle insur aU your ceilings repaired and WOMAN to do pleasant tele To My Favorite service or Independent ga 0809. tories, cabinet sinks, alumi PARKER STREET USED AUTO PARTS made while you wait. Tape re tor both. Refrigerator, 19)6 home, long term only. Phone 2-bedromn townhouse apart home or office. Personal and ance call the Crockett Agen painted. Also interior painting phone w<»rk from home, part rage. We furnish General num comblnaUan doors, 648- 1970 VOLKSWAGEN Fostback, corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 Happy Birthday ' cubic feet, like new, make of 649-4961.. ments. FMUy equipped Utdien, 649-3391 business. Call 643-5338, Russell cy. Ask for Betty ’Turner, 643- and wdllpapering. CaU 289- or fuU-time bekto. EbcceUent TOWN TREASURER M b ton training.’ ‘Xiito to a RETIRED o r matime male or 2465 evenings, 648-1443. 1)4 baths, carpeting, private low mileage, automatic, AM- Main St., 649-5221. fem ale, port o r fuU tim e, to fer. Cau 649-5884, 648-7170. L. Burnett. 1677. 0778. hourly Incmne on commission ; permanent pailtton, BOgh patio with barbecue, cen- FM radio, new tires, $1,850. KAREN FROST aell iq>pUances and tele- ’TWO DOG houses, one large, basis. Write Box C, Manches from weekly guarantee, flat rate vMilent location, ohlldien wel 643-9739, 647-1719. COMPE’nnON Cycle Acces WASHING machine repairs, one meditim. Reasonable. CaU Apartinents - Flott - GEORGE N. CONVERSE — ter Herald. system oC.piy, no Umtts on 'vlsiMui. Hourly rate plus com Miirieal Imtramoiili 53 com e, $215. 644-1519. D. J. TNCOMB t a x e s prepared by sories for trail and motocross RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore, Love, mission. Apply in-person, Nor 875-4179. Tenenwiils______43 1969 LTD (Country Squire, tint Interior,' exterior, painting, His Prejudiced Wife, earnings. Henry Oo. M S m Gordon F ogg, 646-3423. riders. ’Tires studded. 151 Pine Maytag, Reasonable . rates. WOMEN-GIRLS — earn extra m an’s, 449 H artford R d., Man LUDWIG snare drum, stand, ed glass, air-condlticming, Owner of Pike C oia Wash and paper hanging. Free esU- Mim, Anne atid Donna We have a modem, well- NEI0HB0RH(X)D tag sale — MANCHESTER — Deluxe wie- Street, rear, Manchester. money, have fun, meet people, Marci chester.. hl-hat . cym bals. $120 value, 636 CENTER — Deluxe 4)4-room INCOME TAX preparation. good condition. Call 649-6622, Dry Cleaning, 275 West M iddle m ates. CaU after 3 p.m ., 643- ■ equipped,' warm shop. FiiU April 8, 10-8, 185 Natchaug Dr. bedroom townhouse, all mod Hours daily 6-9. p.m ., Saturday make your own hours. Free slightly used, $60. 648-7883 af duplex, 1)4 baths, aU appU- CaU Dan M osler, 649-3329, 247- or 643-7267 evenings. ’Turnpike, next to Stop and 3804. I fringe benefit program, free Glastonbury, Baby item s, em aiqiUances, full private 10-6 p.m . training, smaU Investment. Happy Birthday ter 4 p.m . ances, fully carpeted, alr-con- 8115. Shop, 643-4918, 648-9789. Happy Birthday unltoroui 40-bour, 5-day toys, furniture, and other basement, patio, Includes heat. INSIDE—outside painting. Spe Call 648-9660 between 9-5 p.m . Siluarioiif W cm ied - ditloners, heat and hot water, 1966 HEMI Charger, 426 Heml HONDA 350, 1971, excellent MOM and DAD ! week. Please coU Kenneth item s. $190 per month. Paul W. Dou- WANTED! en,Tlne, uncom pleted rebuilt CELLARS, attics and garages cial rates fo r people over 65. 3 8 storage and parking. On bus condition, seUing cheap. CaU HOUSEKEEPER, fuU • time, GRANDPA JAGER I EVenob, Service Manager. SET GRETCH drums, 4 piece, gan. Realtor, ^4030. Automobiles For Sole 4 blocks and heads, new bear cleaned, very reasonable rates CaU m y com peUtors, then caU Love, OARAGE SALE — Sunday, line, convenient' to shopping. 568-6442. resident or non-resident basis. CAPABLE mother In easily ac g ood condition, $100. 648-7614. ings, plugs, timing chain and or Mdll buy or take antiques or m e. Estim ates given. 640-7868. ; GEM CHEVROLET Inc. April 0th, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. 51 MANCHESTER — One-year old Eight-apartment unit. Charles HOMESTEADERS! 1967 CHEVROLET Im pala, Su Interview reques'ted, write Love, Keith,.Kim, Lisa cessible Manchester home gears, starter, 11V&-1 compres TWO CHILDREN’S bicycles for merchandise in trade. CaU 644- \ Stom Rd„ WlUlmantic, Conn. Summit Street, Manchester, 9-bedroom duiriex, finished rec PonticelU, 649-9644, Raym ond per Sport, 827, four barrel, WALLPAPER hanging, done P.O . B ox 809, RockvlUe, Conn. -wtohes to care for child or chil e l e c t r i c ACCOROIAN, sev sion pistons. Crane lifters, ages 4-6, $11. fo r both, 646- 0209. and Brandy Benefits of 4H Horse Eiow. room and basement, appli PonticeUl, 646-0800. power steering, new tires. Ex professionaUy. Neat, clean Brian ; 1 :^ 1 6 0 8 dren. 649-8931. en tone switebes, 120 bass. Ex racer brown, factory cam, 3641. ^ WANT BID -—Live-in companion ceUent condition. Sacrifice, ances and carpets included, cellent condition. White with LIGHT trucking, cellar and at job. No painting. CaU 643-2053 DELUXE one-bedroom apart . The 400-acre, outdoor-oriented Mickey Thompson headers, for elderly lady. Own room, MATURE WOMAN desiree fuU $600. efS-0188 after 0:80. $220 p er month. Paul W. Dou- REWARD. red interior. $896. Call after 5 tics cleaned, odd jobs, lawns, after 6 p.m. Happy Birthday Happ^^ Birthday 'r BULLO02BBR operatora need- OiHtAGE SALE — April 6-9. ______m ent, 'waU-to-waU carpeting E-T traction bars, two new close to bus. Salary to be or part-time work. ExceUent gan. R ealtor, 648-4085. community Ashford Park, offers total electric p.m. or weekends, 643-2672. trees cut and removed^ Call arranged. Call 648-9877, 648- MOM J ed. See School and Classes No. Bureaus, chrome table ' and ------thTOuôut, com plete iqipU- clutches, one used 200 miles, Business Services 13 T. J. FLANAGAN k Sons — typist - dictaphone experience. living in a natural environment, where resi two new Delco air shocks, 648-6000. Paintiiig and papering. FuUy 7920. Lots of Love, V > 38. chairs, picnic table, trunk, A B fioiiat 5 4 MANCHES’TER — 2 fireplaces anoes, 'vanity bath. CentraUy LINCOLN ConUnental, 1967, full 64S-07M. loeatcid. $175.' monthly. R. D. dences are grouped in smaii ciusters ieaving new front shccks, 4-speed with SPRING clean up, landscaping______insured, workmen’s, compensa We Love You, dishes, some Avons and lots of enhance this 2-bedroom apart power, air-conditioned, leather BE AN Avon representative! Dad, Butch, John ! CORBIN - GENTRY manufac- ÂSKETBHOP Antiques — M urdock, 643-2692. Hurst shifter, 4 new tires, 2 and gardening of all types, _ ^ . tion, UablUty, property dam WRL care for chUd days, full odds and ends. 406 Keeney St., ment, curly maple paneling in a cre s of woodiand to roam. interior, extra rims with snow I ton need ^steady nllable as- Primitive, glassware, cUna, free estimates, 238-0674. Builcimg Cantioctlng 14 age.. CaU 048-1040. It’s on easy way to make mon Jo-Ann and Niecie Mom, Dad and Teri or part-time. Please call 649- Manebester. 20x80’ Uving room, all appU- tires. W eil kept. $1,800. 643- Cragars mags, 373 posi rear ey and have fun in your free \ semblen, welden, and expert- furniture, bric-a-brac. Open NEWER 2-bedroom apartment, end. Body needs paint but has 1484 before 5 p.m . ances and uUUtles included. 9019 evenings. STEPS, sidewalks, stone waUs, WES ROBBINS carpentry re RICHARD B. MARTIN. Full hours, c a u 389-4933. enoed pipe bender. Good pay. Saturday and Sunday. Basket- first floor, includes heat, ap- REWARD. . Recreationai faciiities a short no rust. Interior near comple- $250 per month. Paul W. Dou- {dlances and carpets. $200 per fireplaces, flagstone terraces. modeling specialist. Additions, professional painting service, ChU 8734578, 9 4 . shop Rd., Hebron, from Route waik from your doorstep. Tennis, basketbaii, 1970 MUSTANG, V-8, excellent tlpn, 40,000 original m iles. $500 SALESWOMAN, Pilgrim Mills gan, R ealtor, 648-4080. month. Paul W. Dougan, Re AU concrete repairs, both in rec rooms, dormers, porches, Interior-exterior. Free esti |)ogt - Binb - Pots 41 Bools & Aeeessoriss 44 6 RD Thunderblrd, good engine and transmissiem, with ty workmanship. Financing floors). Inside and outside . 644-1776. ____, vOnly 34-hour con- tlon. $700. 742-0010. coUectthles and tilings. Satur wall-to-wall carpeting, kitchen appliances, sun condition. $1,200. Reposses plow. Best offer. Call 649-9617. available. Economy BuUders, painting. No job too smaU. stating qualifications, age, venianoa store. Aiqdy to Mr. day, lOS and Sunday 10-6, sion. Savings Bank of Man PURI’TY Cleaning Company — Inc., 648-6169, 872-0647, eve John VerfalUe, 646-5750, 872- marital status, dependants, i? STARCRAFT heavy altT ^ ANNOUNCEMENT * deck, and full basement. . . 524,000. FDRD — 1951 pick-up, 8 cylin reason for desiring position, W H iht, 7-aisven , 800 Green KITTENS —fluffy, box trained. weekdays b y calling 648-6680. chester, 646-1700. rug, floor and .window clean nings. 2222. m o A o e iVIOOBV mlnum boat, complete with aU BAST HARTFORD’S (HEBST REALTOR FIRM INVITES der. $175. CaU 429-3188 after 5 salary expected. Write Box T, Rd., Matidiester. F ree. 648-2902. F lora R d., o ff Route 80, Bol ing. CaU for free estimates. We controls, 80 top. Johnson out ITS ESTEEMED CLIENTS AND FRIENDS TO VISIT REWARD. . Second cluster of contempo I960 CADILLAC Fleetwood p.m . honor M aster CSiarge. (Tail 647* LEON CIESZYNSKI liuUder — ------Manchester Herald. board motor, exceUent condt- ton. 'THEIR NEWLY RBFUBBISHBD OFFICES ...... Brougham, blue, white vinyl . ’Dt>!?vn rary apartments scheduled. . . inquire. NINE wreckers, 1960-1970 mod 9080. new homes custom built. J®**®* " __ Help Wonlfd - Male or 37 tlott. $400 tor both. 10 h.p. OFFSRINO PROFESSIONAL BB8IDBNTIAL BIERCHAN- h ^ . 24,000 m iles. $10,000 new. remodeling, additions, rec StOekt - M ortgogOt 27 SECRETARY — Receptionist, Johnson outboard with tank, DlSnrO INCLVIHNO OOMnETB MULTIPLE U8TINO els, different sizes, and other TWO YOUNG married men will good typist, figure aptitude, SEB'FICBS AND ONE STOP PERSONAL HOME FINDER SMI $4,000. 688-6522. rooms, garages, kitchens re Yij-Ks to Fêpay good condition, $190. OiS-9183. ... th6 othtr world, where trees outnumhir ptopla, and ahnys will. equipment must go. CaU Zack, do smoU repair jobs and paint modeled, bath tUe, cement MOR’TGAGBS, loans, first, sec heavy phone experience. Pref CONSULTATION ...... 520-4969. GENERAL SHOP 1067 FORD GALAXIE, 890 ening, also ceUar cleaning and work. Steps, dormers. Resi ond, third. All kinds. Realty erably with famUy complete. I f a l u m i n u m stam raft, PRESIDENTIAL PLAN TO VISIT OUR NEW FACILITY AND MEET OUR gtne, standard shift, excellent light trucking. Call 646-2692, dential or com m ercial. CaU statewide. Credit rating unnec Company paid benefits. Send F:4 5 ■ )7 0 0 deck windshield, canopy, 40 | STAFF . . WE HAVE A GIFT FOR YOU ...... tires, alivcondltl(Hilng, red 646-3726. 649-4291. essary. Reasonable. (Confiden resume and salary require OPENINGS h.p. Evinrude eleotrio, mas VILLAGE APTS. RESIDENTIAL SERVICB DIRBOTORt BETTY ROBERT T r a ile r s - ter croft tUt-traUer. ExceUent SON. a s b p o R r ) paint, black interior. Asking tial, quick arrangements. Al ments to box “P” , Manchester' AT ______$860. 64M648. Mabile Hames 6-A CARPENTER available eve- CARPENTRY and building—, vin Lundy A gency. 027-7971. Herald. condition. $870. 668S086. MANCHESTER p a R k nings and weekends. No job repairs, remodeling, masonry, 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart 19M STANDARD Falcon sta- I960 COVERED WAGON, 19’, too big or too small. CaU Ste- concrete, cabinets, formica, ford. Eveningz, 288-6879. WOULD YOU Uke-to earn mon-- J U. (3AVROK (;m p. EVINRUDE outboard motors, . Om and two bodroonu. DHL ESTITE CENTER Uon wagon, very good condi- self-contained travel trailer, ey In your spare time? Why Hotoolaw and Masteroraft Near aehooto, ohurolwo Junction of Rts. 44 & 44A phen M artin at 646-7295 after 2 No jo b too smaU, OaU 649-0778 Industrial Park Ave., Vernon, Conn. tlon. Asking $879. Call 648-4644. $2,296. Phone 875-1481. p.m. evenings. MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd not become a Sarah Coventry traUers, sales • service, (torn- aad slioppliig eoaler, on 42 CONNECnOUT BLVD. Ashford, Conn. morigagss -r-' interim financ jewelry demonstrator. You can Eidt 97 off I S 6 . plete service department, b w Uae. OaU aayttaM. East Hartford, Ci»in. 19fS VOLKSWAGEN convertL UTTUTY trailer, enclosed sides UNUSED or unwanted cars re- N.J. LAFLAMME -r- Carpenter ing — expedient and con- make your own hours and pay- Manchester For interviews apply Thursday, Friday and boating suppUes, accessories, Ashford Realty sales office open daily.Tel 429-8307. Me, very clean, runs Uke new, and lift-top. CaU 643-0162 after moved, $10. removal charge, contractor. AddiUona, remod- lldenUal service. J: D, Real check. CaU for more tofoi-ma- Monday, between 4 -6 p.m. and Wootoey paints. Gerioh’s Ma 6 4 6-2 6 2 3 528-6524 •aeO. 646^7818. 4. Ask fo r D ave, 875-6869. eling and repairs. 870-1642. E state A ssoc. 648-5139 tion, 646-6882, o r 647-9869. Saturday 9-12 aon. rine Service, 1062 ToUand An equal opportunity employer. Tpke., Buritland, 648-3868.

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HoHSOt For Sate 72 LoH For Sole century. It was restated this tures. . In m ost m etropolitan Homw For Rtnf 65 Hchbm For Sate 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sde /72 Housm For Sate 72 Ho ih m For Sate 72 Hemes For Sole 72 Homes Fei; Sol# 72 73 Out of Town Wonted - Real Estate 77 B u s in e s s Mirror week by Carl Kamp Jr., a Fed — MULTIPLE DWELLINGS ACRBAan — U-room Oohniiai areas,’ LAltOB SnC>room home, MANCHESTER Looking for MANCHESTER — Duplex, 5-6, MANCHESTER — Northdeid For Sole 78 WE ARE unbalanced, have eral Home Loan Board mem A LOT OF LOT ( MANCHESTER large bora, Hutchins Agency B-ZONB lot on 56 Woodland BL The same suggestion has baths, on bus line. $275 month Offered by the Compact Two«Family bedrooms? This home has 5 modern kitchen, built-in stove, D tsen , 3 - bedroom Ctondp- ANDOVER.. .Here’s a sleeper mow buyers than Ustingi. For ber, In a St. Louis speech. , ly. Lease , required. R. D. Mur A lot of house, too, 7% BEGINNERS IteoM cia, 34M 3I4. OoU 643.6948 otter 6 p.m , pwmpt, courteous, profession Old Ideas Seem to Survive been ignored for decades while Ideal starter or retirement home with 3 fuU ceramic baths. Low refrigerator, exceUent condi minium, four baths (two full, ... Immense rapeh on 8% "The area of property taxes dock, U ic R Realty Oo., Inc., rooms, over an acre of trees, Come see this aU aluminum al servloe, call Evelyn Oarl- has come into the spotlight' with Income! Peaceful, shady price o f $38,500, Elmio Agen tion. $88,900. Hutchins Agency, two haU), finished reo, room, MANCHB8TIIR — S-fom lly, tw o SOUTH WLNDBOR — Lovely acres In the mid-twenties. Sits cities bUthely tax ' the citizen 64S-26S2. shrubs, flowers, a great Cape with all city uUUties all kltchdh appllanoes, . fuUy soni 648-0836. Northeaat R eal lately,” he said. "It might be PHILBRICK place for children, IVi baths, setting In quiet location. Refrig cy , 046-2677. R ealtors, 049-5334. ^room Du|0«es. o m 8-room level acre-plus wooded home- up bocA from the rood and Despite Rejection in Past who erectii a buUiUng and. In plus two-car garage and tool erator and stove In ea^ apart carpeted, ait’-con ministration Intends to see that should a landlord keep his MANCHESTER — Three-bed- MarUnt R ealtors, 047-9993. bath, waU-to-waU carpet, ga •1992. lot with privacy 111 destw d (Hate action. Single-multiple than an acom on a driveway 7661, 649-5371. BOWERS SCHOOL Colonial — Realtors — MLS Stove and refrigerator In each t28,806-T-roon^ CAPE, 8 bed (her information. just such information is includ preperties looking good and room Ranch, fireplace, full rage, covered patio, treeb. awa, riding mower and other listings needed, aim buy for has of becoming a great oak. Vines Peak in 6 "Veara 7 rooms, new kitchen with fam Manchester Parkade, Manch. apartment. . Separate heating MANCHESTER — Forest HUls. rooms, wo room, ga ed pn packaged food labels, and MAIN ST., Talcottvllle, 4%- basement with rec room, car Hutchins Agency, 049-6834. MANCHESTER — Seven-room extras included. A s k ^ $28,- cosh. M eyer, R ealtors, 648- But environments change,' make necessary repairs if his ily room, 1^ baths, wall-to-wall 649-5806 system s. Rents are $170 month Immkculate CMonlal, 4 bed rage. and the rejected Ideas of yes quite Ukely the proposal 'will be taxes will Increase? TNDIO, CaUf. —- D isease-free roorn. apartment, second floor, port, wooded lot, near Park- Ctolonlal, IH baths, famUy 906. C. B . Govong A gency, 648- 6600. carpeting, immaculate condition. ly eacli apartment. Tenants pay rooms, front -to - back Uving MANCHESTER — Vemon Line room, aluminum siding, cen 381,000—New 6-room RANCH. 8 Ont of Town terday often are welcomed to welcomed In this calorie-con grapevines reach a production heat and hot water included, ade. High 20s. Principals only. bedroom a. 9674. “Possibly a more realistic Aluminum siding, garage, out OWNER says seU this lovely 6- own utinUes. Call now !. room with fireplace, formal — Gorgeixis 7-room Raised tral location. ExceUent condi For Sole 78 T..naB A good reason to Hat your day. Any fashion designer or scious, vitamin-minded age. peak in about six years and children accepted, $186 month 643-0632. $88,900—New 7-room COLONIAL approach would be a land value side fireplace on large well room L shape Ranch, wtdi-to- Ask fo r : dining ro(Hn, fam ily kitchen Ranch with a formal living tion. Garage. Only $88,000. TOLLAND — 9-romn Colonial, home with usT Call and ws marketing man can attest to it. The FDA chose five super- may continue a high rate of ly. Call Peterm an, 649-9404. landscaped lot, $86,000. room and dining room. Qener- tax which taxes the land and M anchester wall carpeting, 2 baths, large JOE LOMBARDO combination with buUt-ins, 2% Hayes A gency, 046-0131. ^ 3 bedrooms, fam. room, b o L'TON c lw a 1830, 9.1 a ew s with barns wlU give you 8 good reasons- To iUuatrate, In the late 1960s maricet chains to test various production for an Indefinite eat-ln kitchen -with bullMns, baths, mud room, 2-car ga ously cabineted kitchen with garage. not the structure. Such a tax period, sometimes over a cen VERNON-Rockvllle — 4Vi-room RAISED RANCH—6 rooms, 2 SCARBOROUGH RD. COUNTRY BUSINESS and chicken coops, 16x24 above charôn Agency, 8485688. Ford Motor Oo. 8ou$ht to inter labels containing such Informa mlight wbll encourage Improve dufdex, two bedrooms, built-in formal dining room, fireplace, Present and Future rage. Aaking only $48,900. F re built-in oven range, dishwash MANCHESTER —' Seven-iroom $38,806—ic-room COLONIAL, 4-8 ground pod, centraUy located est the public In safety, but by tion and soon found Itself, In tury. baths,-finished on first floor with huge basement, garage. Very Look good concerning this un chette ft Martin, Realtors, 047- er and dlspoeal. Three bed Colonial. New kitchen, two bedrooms, wc. room, ments on many existing struc appliances, private basement, firepê. Lower level unfin Seven-room tudor Colonial, m And country Uving. 6-room farm, $66,000. T. J. Crockett. MX, CASH for yow property most measures the attempt the words of a spokesman, nice. R. Harmon Agency, 646- usual property. Just off Main rooms (one king size), two baths, large rooms.'Bncl<»ed garage. wltbin 24 boars. Avdd red i%sidential area. Near shop- - ished-with beautiful fireplace, 2- baths, fireplace, modem kit older Colonial ll- MANCHESTER — Spacious 7- MANCHESTER rodm Colonial, 1^ baths, fire lot. $38,900. cutive, . brick Ranch, 2H rooms, 6 bedrooms, 3 baths, .’. B & L W . a ______:______ESTATE OP JOHN T. KOCHIN cials. And it seems to say that pect that the dazzle the mar ahcqs, $136 m onthly phis utlli- room home, aluminum siding, place, carpeting, formal din DlitTlcl ot ilandieelor GLEANED UNUSUAL The baths, dream kitchen with aluminum aiding, new fur l \ l I I I I . r , n UorOerad that ahesrtaisbe held to the leader of the safety der keting effort Is meant to blind Ues. 873-036$. CUSTOM buUt Ranch with 2 new roof, first - floor family ing room, garage, patio with BARROWS and WALLACE Co. CONTEMPORARY WILLIAM E. BELFIORE buUt-lns, large maintenance nace, trees. Hutchins Agency by the Oourt on the onnUcatlon of by goes a sales bonus. the buyer. . full baths, first floor paneled room, double garage. Only awning, weU shrubbed double R ealtors, a4e-0SM. Realtow — MLS REPUBLICAN CAUCUS ( Q Q ) ROCKVIUJE — Diree rooms, free famUy room, loads of family room, double raised To those seeking the unusual lot, $84,600. ()ulck sale, 646- Another example: Early in And S O , even men who never fuhiishedi utilities Inchided. $34,900. Hayes Agency, 646- AGENCY plush carpeting throughout. APARTNEim Manchester Parkade, Manch. The RepubUcan electon of tbe will end tettainemM saidd«eea^ hearth fireplace, beautiful cus we invite your Inspection. 0792. the 'boom that followed World examined the package except n 0131. REALTORS 647-1418 (Jail for complete list of extras. MANCHESTER Town of Hebnm aw hereby not- Tocatm*1u“ ltolripS $37 .m ekly. Large yard.. Ttiree tom country kitchen, 2-car ga Redwood exterior, spacious HOMESTEAD gT^ 649-8806 War n and vriiich cimtlnues to to read stories of sports heroes ( PRESSED ) rooth s, $110 plus utilities. 872- R . Harmon A gency. 040-7900. ______Ifled that thqw wlU bo a cau- Bid*., 41 center Bt., Ksnehester, rage. $42,900. MANCHESTER — Oversized outside balcony, circular IDEALLY located, half-block OiEW W. SOO^MiE TPKB. 5-BEDROOM COLONIAL day people bought "what they on the back ot the cereal box 03w 3 ; $24,600, IMMACTULATB 6-room from Porter Street School. Im SOUTH WINDSOR — Owner cu* <« *iliui^y, Ayll 18. im u2t,ôr had postponed buying. In Duplex. Would you believe an stairs, dumb waiter for gra MANCHESTER — Two-famUy, MANCBEBTEB For the large family that la when they were wide-eyed, $22,900—^ v e -ro o m Cape. Cosy Cape, waU-to-waU carpet, 2 maculate 7-room Colonial, 8- cluded were foods and drinks ROCI^yiLLE — Rockland Ter 8-8, (16 rooms plus)? Com cious entertaining and loads beautifuUy paneled rooms, 5-5 duplex. Two bedrooms, seeking a solid all brick tranaferwd. Immaculate three ^ to tS iWÔr S e r hetdthy youths, now hold the living.room with raised heai-th pletely renovSited. Each side of other goodies. Unbeatable bedrooms, large eat - in 1, 3 and 84>eer; .‘.ail appliances, with dish- room, detr, kitchen, rec room. R & m • MANCHESTER — Ckqie, very dishwaoher, refrigeraittw and tablished area, convenient Another ^-room apartment Ranch with 3-room studio apart must seU! Inunaculate U & R home, Uving room with fire IMMACULATE spacious 5-room Baseboard heat, two-car ga placed Uving room, formal inspection 12-0 Saturday and Raaltow — MLS A gency, R ealtor, 646-2440. H rsav rTT mant of heirs sad order of distijbu- with stove and refrigerator. Colonial, 4 bedrooms, 2V& baths, Colonial Ciqie, 3-car garage, rage. Nice bam, horse stalls, . (3 a y Osborn, m tlM_PrDl>ats court looaUell at N o n c a E ment or In-Iaw suite, over 1% place, formal dining room dining room, heated sun room, Sunday, other times by ap- A fter 6 p .m ., 623-8137. Uving room with fireplace, for walk-out basement, living one acre. Hutchins Agency, Manchester Parkade, Manch. Town CSialrman Municipal Bid*., 41 Oanter 8t.._Maiv- ‘kcres of land with a view, red m odem kitchen, baths, 2- half bath off kitchen. Three piointment. VERNON — non-development chasOar, Cbim. on April S i 1971 at 9 REPUBUCAN CAUCUS wood (xmstructicm. Large tber- mal dining room, famUy room, car garage. Marion E. Robert room with fireplace, waU-to- R ealtors, 049-5324. 849-5306 a.m. huge bedrocHns and two full country Uving, only 2 mUee TOWNDF MANCHESTER The RepttbUcan'electora of the mopane Windows. kitchen with all buUt-lns. New son. Realtor, 6485058. waU carpeting, dishwasher, BuUt b y It is further ORDERED that, on or MANCHESTER — 8-room (dder baths on secimd floor. Home fwm Vernon Owle. Eight- before the Compliance Dale fixed Town of Vemon are hereby not waU-to-wall carpeting, laun dliqxMal, new aluminlm siding, MANCHESTER — 6 • worn by the------Court- a - 'If---rtr oomr ot thSoi this ORDER ified that there will be a cau Resoif Froperty dry, aluminum siding, 2-ca r Colonial In exceUent condition, and office potential. $44,000. II & R HouiUng Corp. room Colonial on fuUy land LEGAL be puhliehed'one time in a newe- CAPE — 7 room s, 1% baths, full CENTRAL enclosed porches and m a^ House, 1% baths, large Utch- cus at Vemon TOwn HaU, Rock> shed dormer, large lot, family garage, treed lot, prestige extras. Low 30s’ O w ner, 646- 4 bedrooms, ggrage, treed lot. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, scaped lot, has lovely view, 4 paper_hayln* circulation In this Pro- For Rout 67 Rentals by en. Immediate occupancy, bus vUle, on Tliursday, AprU 18, area. Don’t miss this one. PYe- Cape (HI West Side . . . six 1564. Low aiddng price o f $81,900. 649-2813. bedrooins, eat-ln kitchen with N O n C E 6BUNB R aiBBARTH room, pool. Immaculate through R obert D. line, city utlUtles. Only $38,- 1972, at 8:00 p.m . o ’cliw k tor the out. $26,500. chette ft Martin, Realtors, 647- room s, VA baths, garage, beau Fre(dii:4te ft Martin Realtors^ buUt-lns, flwplaoed - Uving The Zoning Board o f A^queals Cleric M urdock 900. H a ^ Agency 6465181. following purpoees: “PRIVACY 9993. tiful comer lot. This is a “one MANCHEbTER 7-room older 047-9993. MANCHEST^ Raised room, dining room, den, VA wlU hold pubUc hearings on UNDER THE,PINES’* CUSTOM BUILT Colonial, on owner’’ home, had the best of home, exceUent condition, 4 Ranch, 7 rooms, 2Mt bathst two R ealtor 043-2692 WE HAVE all types of homes baths, overslesd garage. U m Monday, AprU 17, 1972, starting 1. To eelect party - endorsed SMILE! MANCHESTER — 7 - room For rent — cottage on Little country setting In town, fully MANCHES'TOR Hartford care. Close to everything. SeU- bedi'ooms, convenient location, fireplaces, beautiful recreation 043-9601 from $11,900 OaU fo r indi 86s. Principals only, oaU 876- at 7:66 p.m ., la tbe Hearing camUdates for delegates to tbe V Ranch, modem kitchen, IH RepubUcan State Convention to Sebago Lake, Gray, Maine. carpeted, 3 bedrooms, finished Rd., four-family, three rooms Ing fo r $28,400. newer kitchen, city uUUties. room, two-car garage, patio, 043-0926 vidual attentton. Goddchlld- 8774. Room of the Munlctool Building baths, aluminum siding, high Sleeps 6. Modem conveniences. rec room, eat-ln kitchen, formal each, fair conditlmi Lot ap Four-bedroom colcmial within a Only $38,900. Hayes Agency, trees. Hutchins A gency, 649- Bartlett, Realtors^ 806-1744, to hear and oonslder the fOI- be held In Hartford, June 28rd dining room, .1% baths, breese- proxim ately 124x160’ . Located 646-0131. 20s. Owner, 643-4266. 5324. COVENTRY - Reduced for and 24th, 1972 and tbe Congres It's Catching ... Send Private beach. $136 per week. few blocks of three schools. Ex 6485887, 648-3068, 7425786. enn lowliig petitious: STATE HEAR- R .E . Hall, 644-2856 way, 2-car garage, large priv In business zone m. Ask ceUent value at $88,900 . . . four quick- z sale!I! < ^ y $11,966. WQMMO. sional District Convention to be ate treed yard. ing price $50,000. Charles Les- bedrooins, baths, fireplace, MANOnOBTER — R’s bew, Woat rooms, eiôeed porch, ^ Manchester Sports Oen- KEFTETS held June 17, 1972. Happy Thoughts perance, 649-7620. garage, rec room . . loaded five-room borne with eiqpaada- laige wooded lot, gas heat, 2. To transact suph other bus MANCHESTER — Investment ter, Inc.—-Request Special Ex with extras. Great famUy home. bte walk-iq» attic, garage and lakefront privUeges. Good- iness as may properly come be Wonted To Rent 68 property, grossing over $8,000 BRAIH) NEW Colonial, 2H ception for New. par Dealer’s KORMER (Mning room . New kitchen with chlld-Bartlett, Raattors, 648- license ( motorcycles) and fore said caucus. to someone you love. yearly. Asking $49,500. baths, central. Large lot. Mr. T. J. CROCKETT Making dream homes custom cabinetSL and pantry, 7887, 566-1744, 7435786, 648- Signed Tliomaa O: Carruthers A dVANTBD — House to rent, by REALTOR — 648-1577 Certificate of Approval tor SpUecU, B elfiore Agency, 647- fliU walk-out basement. $M,- 0698. Town Chairman young couple with no children W e NEED LISTINGS 1413. same, also varlanoo to allow By BEA or pets, preferably in country HIGHLAND Street — Owners 900. 81,800 down, $210 m onthly, such use In an Industrial Happy Birfhday NOW ! “ Thinkinir o f SeU- com e tru e IntewstTttocw area. Call 628-1908. FOREST HILLS area — central want action on this 6-room Co Zone, also variance of distance in* your property?” Call to su ^ . 2895W6, HoUand ctoua Raised Ranch. Orca NOTICE air-conditioning, custom huUt lonial with 1% baths and ga 1972. Bight room s, tw o baths, requirement from reahtenoes, If you don’t have any place 7 WANTED 6-room (2 bedrooms) TODAY! and Ruhiaadsr Real Batate OF ORDER l0-rtx»n Ootonlal, aluminum rage. Good lot, good neighbor fireplace, two - cor garage. at the' southwest ctmier of to show off your coUection of flat in 2-famlly house for 63 isn’t aiways easy. A gency, 2671 M ain Street E8TABU8HINO FLOOD Happy Anniversary siding, fireplace, paneled fam hood. T.J. Crockett. Realtor, Much more. On lovely 2 acres Nortii Main (Kireet and Stock china or gtasa, why don't you year old husband and wife Uy room {dus finished rec< 648-1577. Olaatanbary. We don’t aeU Place, industrial Zone. have a riislf buUt in your din encroachment LINES you, we help you buy. with view . M id 40’ s. M ary ing room or kitchen to dis WHJUMANTTC RIVER, with one 16 year old son. room with built-in bar, waU-to- Benoit, 7425474, Ssoluga Real- 2 Ronald C. Jotanson-I^ Transferred from Bostcm to PHILBRICK play your wares. TOU/AND, WILLtNOTON Congratulations wall wo(d carpeting, self-clean SIX-ROOM Oqie, exceUent con -r :S r ty, 7425880. , cial Exception for New Cptr P Hartford. Call Mr. Ouellette, ing oven. Many other exti^. dition, (m .bus line, $22,800. CaU Dealer’s license (motorcy-. tt- ypu'= do^'t have enough AND ELUNOTON days 246-7241 evenings, 649- Owner, 643-7694 after 6. . TOwne Realty, 6494050. That’s what Ridge Homes Lots For S#te 73 COVENTRY — Cape,- 6 roooub efe),f involviiig the aeaembly. *rti|ra6leapai6e fo r towels, etc., This Is ^ Notice required by Get W ell Wishes, etc. 0513. AGENCY phis one unfUdshed. Alumi lUd you aver think o f putting Section 4'r'of PubUc Act 872 of MARIHOROUGH — 4 treed of motor vehicles, light ma num stdlng, gaS beitt; spic ^nd . chine s|iop work, soles and a c(»ner cupboard in your the 1971 Seseton of the Connec WANTED — Four-roOni apart acres, 30 mlmitee to Hartford. bathroomT ticut General Assembly inform ment, no appliances, by work is here for. span. OOxSOO* loL take pnv- •erolce", a ^ variance of Arti REALTORS OPEN HOUSE Asking p rice o f $8,900 le hard ing you os an affected property • Happy Mother's Day ing lady and one daughter. Ueges. $18,000. M ary Benoit, cle n , Section 9.01, uses, Arti 1. OVERSIZED CAPE. Uv. to beat. Robert Agency, Bob 743-8474, Sseluga Realty, 743- Room with fireplace. For owner that the Commlsstoner of Call 649-0120 after 5 p.m . O on d , 236-S874. cle IV, Section 6.08.01 front Saturday and Sunday 8680. age' and yards, Article IV, mal Dining-room. Eat-in Enviranmental Protection has IQtchen. Large lot with lota SMALL fam ily desires jMrlvate 646-4200 X k> many dream honwa are shattered. built the old-fashioned way, a Ridge Section 6.03.01, area, at 481 estabUshed by Order, along tbe FREE - *1191117 BirlMay Ad” 1 to 6 p-m. MAHraBOTI^ — Five OOLUMBUA — Favorable tax of trees, shrubs, flowew. WUllmanUc River, In IVdlaiid, house. Reasonable. Refer ft happens to families tike yours home gives you consistent quality, effi approodmately 8 acres busi New State Road, Uadustrlal town, easy aiicess to Manches 2. Three-Wement house plus WUUngton and Ellington trmn ences available. Phone 646- New 6-room Colonial, stone front and many ex every day. You have your heart set on ciency and low cost. This is why a man ness n sOne, 280’ frontege- Zone. 8 acres treed land. to our Senior iSitizons over 80i ter or H artford. MUst be sold the Mansfield and Coventry 4059. WARANOKE Road — Presti that perfect home. But something gets ufactured home is the best answer for Wotverton Agmey, Realtors, ^ persons interostod may at- Limit one per birthday. tras. Located at 22 Ferguson Rd., Manchester. 8. Large, new Industrial build Town Line to the dsun site In gious neighborhood and this so many families. In fact, by 1975, about 646-3818. tend hearings. ^ in the way. The monthly payments may bedroom Ranch, 1% baths, ing on 1-91 for lease or oale. EUlegtan and WUUngton, Unes home is one of those that adds half of all new homes will be factory- Zoning Board of Aiqieals be too steep. Or the down payment too fireplace, driUed weU, gener 4. Commercial and industrial to the surroundings —. custom STARKWEATHER ANDOVER — Overtookthg lake, Rudeiph V. Plerro, beyosid which In the direction of Land For Sole 71 high. Maybe mortgage money is the produced! ous treed lot. Will n<>t last long property'for lease and/or ised 4-bedroom Cape in the $3JK)0. Coventry — 88,600. Ver- Chairman sale. the waterway, no obstruction or What could make a person happier problem. Whatever the reason, the at this pHce range. ^Âsklllg encroachment shall be placed COVENTRY — 6% acres wood mid-forties. Drive by, we have CONSTRUCTION CQ m M ' ' ' '' ncn-Bolton Lake, $1,200. V er Alexander Elgner Jr., ' a sign out. T.-d. Crockett, R eal result Is the same. The home you've $38,906. L ei us discuss this Ninety per cent o f aU mU- by any person, firm or corpora ed, possible pond site, $7,500. I, non - M anchester line, $8,800. Secretary owner-agent, 742-8580, 742-9334. tor, 643-1677. 646-5353 dreamed of owning is still |ust a (Jream. one. Robert Agency, Bob Uonaires become ao through tion, pubUc or private, unless than to make another person smile? ToUand — $4,000. Hayes Agen Dated this 7th day of AprU owning real estate. More cy, 6465181. Gonct, 338-0274. 1872.______' money haa been made In real specifically authorised by the Ridge Homes id here to change all that Commissioner, baaed on the ef Yes, Ridge even bee mortgage nioney. estate than In all industrial Who is Ridge Homes? W e're the investments combined. The fects on flood haiards. Order Your Happy Ad Today! East's largest home manufacturer. When you build with Ridge you don't iMi iiiiiii Mil mill HI mill miy iimi iiiyiiii nun iiiiii mm mni inm mii wise young man or wage Su(di Order has been record have to worry about getting a mort earner of today. Invests his ed and the appnqtriate mtqM gage. We have our own financial; money In real cirtate. "Quote filed with the Town Oeika of Cull 643-2711 resources and financing plans to help .Andrew Cameifle.’’ ToUand. WlUingtqn and BUing4 people build their new homes. So stop W e NEED USITNOS. SO ton. DEAl^LINE: 4:30 PJd., Day Before Publication saving for that new home. And start p l e a s e c o m e dkND BUY Your attention Is lUrected to OR LIST WITH " Debbie and me planning to build it... todayl The tbe fsict that Secti<» 47 of Pub You make a Ridge honw exactly Uc A ct '872 o f the 1971 Sesslcn iimtrl;r0trr Surnitts what you arant n to be. New you should eoo.our,Magazino. *' of the Connecticut General As- What's your pleasure? Rancher? Thofo’s a froo copy waiting at aemUy states any person ag like our new home...” Two-story? Bi-level? You'll find it your Ridge doalor’S. grieved by any ORDER of the among Ridge Homes' 37 basic models. Now that you know Something about Oommlssloaer as to the location of any such Une may appeal Then that dream starts coming true. Ridge, maybe you'd like to know more. APARTMENTS There are Ridge dealerships from Maine Your Ridge home will be tailor-made from such ORDER to the Court Okay. Visit your Ridge dealer. He'll give of Common Pleas within thirty to Virginia. And now there's a Ridge for you thanks to the features arid op youôur free copy of the Ridge Hbms# KilTH Mail In Your days of the givliig of such No "The Need For Security" Homes dealer here, too. In a nutshell, tions you get with the Ridge "Wonder Magazine, "How You. Can Own a Hortfe in ■ in -18$ EUT mDDt£ RIRNnkE m a l i s t a t i what Ridg'd offers Is a program that ful World of Choice". 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Fill in the Ad Form and Mail with only $1.89, cash or check, to: new home was so difficult, more fami written by a man whb built his RIddS' SATURDAY AND SUNDAY lies than ever built Ridge homes. Read Save ihoueande by doing some when you buy your home from a depend of the arorfc yourself. home on just a $100 depoaltl Get your S e q t ^ on and see why, free magazine at your Ridge dealer's. Can you awing a hammer? Or handle MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD able professional Realtor. Or mail the coupon. It's your APRIL 8 6 9— 1:30 foSHlO PM. A Ridg* manufactured hoijM is a a saw? Then you can save yourself up first big Step toward battar hdma and a better vaHia. to-$4,000 on your new Ridge home by 13 Bissoll St.| Manchester, Conn. 06040 making your dream Pre^Spiing Sale Like the car you drive and the clothes doing some of the interior finishing 7 you wear, your Ridge home is a result work yourself. We'll take care of the home come true. 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a 4 K- -7 - -J v(. PAGE TWBNTY-EIGBT ParoAY, APRIL 7, 1972 ilatur}|i?0t?r JEtKPttittQ IfrraU i At the Center The Weather e Contributions of household d e a r tonigitot; low in teene. Meskill Says Assembly with Clenn Camber Sunday fair and cod; higfi near A bou t Tow n items, children’s clothliig, toys, 46. Outlook for Mosiday . . . fair P f i O e 3 NorM United Methodist Church small articles of furniture, and | and continued cool. Won’t Succeed in Remap w ill ccnduct a piqier driva to books for the YWCA rummage SPRING TREE CARE Manehe$ter-Â City of Vittage Charm morrow. Papers may be left “at HAmVORD. Oonii. (A P ) — have yean' aervtpf sale are being accepted at the Plaoa your order now for a dormant spray on your 10 track in the Lydall and Foulds The Ctaneral Awembly U not their belts to qualify Community T, 79 N. Main St., evergreen shrubs and trees. This is one sure way. to VOL. XCL NO. 161 MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1972 Advertietng on Fafa 18) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS {lathing lot on Parker St. from p ro t^ Mem against overwintering Insect eggs and aoala (SIXTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) gotiiff to bo able to t8a{>portton Sion, and they 9 a.m. to noon. Monday Mrough Friday fpom 9 j able to start raceL..,.^ insacts. ' ItaM, Gk>v. Dioinaa J. bleakUl a.m. to 8 p.m. Those wishing | they .reached the agb.^ tm- donations picked up may con For complete tree oare call predicted Tbunday night. der the Democrats' Chapman Court, Order of "Quite franMy, I don’t think AmaranM, w ill initiate candi tact the YWCA Office. All cloth .On other subjecta the dates at its meeting tonight at ing should be clean and sale that the legialature ia gotng to televised inte MIU CODfflmTIONS CARTER TREE EXPERTS be able to come up with a p lu 7:4B at the Masonic Temple. able. The rummage sale will be aaid; At Me end ot a year or so of Our friend states that the LICENSED AND DTSUBEO 1K L. M8-T«9 it can agree on," aaid MeakW After the meeting, there will be held April 20 and 21 at Me Com Red Offensive —There is a c for cogitations, this old codger re » Skyjacker, Loot in a half-hour Interview on 09^ Jrtm Qulsh family lived on Oak antertaliunent and refreshments. munity Y. property tax rd Con- viewed and closed what he con Officem w ill wear white gowns. necticut Public Teieviaicn. necticut, and any. tax re- sidered hla first volume. It is < St. Certainly not during the The General Aaaembly'a Iffd - yean of O.C.’s boyhood when The board of directors of the form should 'substan- now time to close another. R The Manchester Community United Fund of Manchester will era, both Republloan gnd tlal" and-" John Jr. and he were very inti rellef haa been fun. He haa been made Players will haVa a business meet Monday at 7:80 p.m. at Demociut, decided to for property to feel among friends. mate playmates. Going east on Switched Into reapportionment again after a Me north side of Miqile Street meeting tonight at 8 at its work the Chamber of Commerce of We*re dedicated to the premiee^ thtAcUtîee S —He haa feelings If Mere is anything wp have shop, 488 E. Middle TpkO. fice, 267 E. Center St. federal court ruled th» 1971 about the a Iphy bill learned (or raMer re-leorned) from Spruce St. Kitty Burk liv don*t have to he far out-to $tand out . A Chute from Plane ed in Me corner house painted iHan unconaUtutional. passed by th » and hopea it la Mat all of us, who have white. Then came two or Mree Senior Girl Scout TrOop .4 will The Algonquin District of The Republican governor there win be -ents that been blessed wiM more than Me The pilot radioed that the hi praiaed the performance of the small single houses painted Me conduct a car wash tomorrow Chib Scouts will have a theme- PROVO, Utah (A P ) — A zigzagged over southern Utah would prbtad ire in 11- proverUal three-acore-and-ten, Mekong Delta as Me pilot was given several jacker boiled out at 11:26 p.m. regular Cheney elate gray of from 9:80 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Me craft program tonight from 7 manhunt focused on this cen DemocratKmitroUed legialature brartea aiad must nealise Mat we cannot be MST near Provo. The plane thia year. museums. Mose days. Texaco Syarvice Station, Broad to 9 at Verplanck School. tral Utah city today for a directions by Me hiJsMsker. ■Aa * lawyer, ;{ip^ legialaUon In too cocksure of our infallibility St. at W. Middle Tpke. young hijacker who leaped An airline spokesman in Den oonttaued to Salt Lake City *T tMnk they’ve dona a much thIa area H e lM .m e ," he aaid. of memoiy. Our memories can The Runde family lived in SAIGON (A P )—The Communist command’s offen ver, Don CanauKe, said, "He where slU five crew memqera better Job,” he aald. “ I think from a United Air Ltade 727 Jet “Aa a fiiebirri^ for it." play trtoka on ua. An item Mat atrick, aaid, cardiac care unit. , , _ _,, __ „ Our A t 7:80 a.m. Hurst msuie a HARnroctD (AP) — Ptoeal MeskiU4Mld. have been omitted or inserted 97 Q 9 7 A brigade bf some 2,600 BouM ^Secretary of Defense MMvhi “The notes that were peuwed negotlatloiis between. Gov. double, letters mixed up like Vlatnamase paratroopers, who bock and forth were all pre Doctors attending Johnson brief comment that "we are Asked about the chances of R. Laird stopped just abort of said late Friday Me chert pains making the morning teste and Thomas J. MasMH and Demo the legislature’s beldg abM to Me world folk becoming ficdi, form Ms Mite guard fiar Me calling it Mat when he told a written.” cratic legislative Madera were etc. Sometimes such changes can Wide; full seat for Sandy Wilkinson, a 26-year- had subsided but did not say ^dU study them before any fur- reoeas at the end of next Polished aluminum, real comfort! Washington news conference whether Me former president mer statement wiU be made.” • posQwfiad fo r a day Thunday week—some two weeks ahead alter Me meaning slightly, but American air attaoka wlU Coptor carries iMurachutes in to San Francisco A irp ort early today as hijacked old off-duty UAL stewardess on usually Mey are ao evident thi^ double tubular Double tubular had suffered a heart attack. declined to say what kind because the Republican gover of the mandatory adjournment arms. Five position arms, webbing * ”*“*• “ **“ *y». V” nnwHniw against North Vietnam airliner waits below with hijacker and 8500,000 ransom aboard. (A P photo) Me flight, said she did not see nor wanted to sea the of ' readers take Mem for Just what M ^ t o ^ a d v ^ on foot to. f t . troop. b « * ' any wesqxxis elMer but was Johnson has a history of of night Johnson spent but date—ICesklU said: "Wb’re adjustable backrest. matches chaise heart trouble and had a near added that Mrs. Johnson re- recently drafted spending and very optimiBtio.” they are. However, we have Wide and comfort lounge. Folds for told the hijacker had a hand The redeplpyment of Me bri aoroos Me demlUtarlaed aone fatal heart attack in 1966 when mataed in the hospital through- revenue blHa. Ratchford, the leader who been corrected when our ceqtltal able. #88 storage. #44 and (hows a wlUtagneSa to grenade and pistol. ” G” appeared as "C ,” once, in gade to n ileve Me hard- he was a senator from Texas. ouf fbe night. "The request U a reaeonable haa most strongly pushed for One peseenger said Me hi- A hospital spokesman said reference to a baaketball team ^reaMMl guvernmant force. Jsusker pulled a pistol. Johnson was visiting the one,” said House ^leaker Wil recess by April IS, said he waa Official sources hare said Me late Friday night Mat John liam Ratctaford, who promised and again in the name McGann. Last Weekend to Save on along Highway 18 deplated Sol- A ll but Mree cf Me 86 possen- nastf-by liome of his daughter sUU hopeful o f attaining DjmoaNirli son's condition was stable, that to send the Mils to the governor goal. O.C, was wrong, and justly - Scotts Early Bird gon of its reê fi^ Two “f ,“*^,'***^ ^ Smut Bill is g en had boa(ded in Denver, he was "restlnir comfortablv” son-in-law. CSiarles Robb, corrected, wbm he said, that M ade by ^ e r brigadee of paratroopera *“ '»«**■ where sdritae officials said the ne was resung MmioriaDiy- j,g stricken. Robb is as quickly as posaUUe. Senate President Pro Item Fomout A.M .F, and that he was listening to a Tom ()uish was grandson of Me from Me strateglo reserve, are Reps. Francis Mahoney and N. only security precaution was a a second-year law student at "We want to have everythfay Charles T. Alfano agreed that Lawn Sale! A Manebeeter-aponoo^ bill, sellers, who might be proee- radio although he remained in . -iri-j-,. out on the tabM,” said Meshiii the calendar could bo cteaned McGanns. Tom had lived in a flghtjng to Ma central high- ^ ^ ^ aimed at toughening Me atate’s cuted for selltag Me very botow Charles Boggini. check of pcMsengera against a the c a r d l^ a r e unit. ‘**® lJ"lversity of Virginia. dfiferent part of town so O.C. istuto ■ today. at a news conference foUowliig up next week if quick agree Nylon Scotts Turf Builder law against pornography,' was that are circulated by Ubrartes, The Impetus for Me WU came “ i»ofU e" of hijacker cbaracter- Dr. John WlUis Hurst, a heart A. hospital spokesman said it did not know him in our boy A laj. Tmi A1 Quoc, dtetrict from "Citizens Agatart Pornog- istlcs. Hie airline did not im the brief meeting in his office. ment la reached on Me (pend Lawn Fertilizer chief of Thanh district analyaU Mows Me raids defeated by Me State Senate Smltli said. speciallrt from the University imcertaln how long John- The governor said he wanted ing and taxing package. hood days. Then Mere was no after a twobour debate yestoi> raphy," a Manchester group mediately know Me sex of the house on Maple St. between town, 15 mllas An Loc, w®*- . The amendment had'been of of Georgia Medical Center, was wo«ld remain In the hospi- not only the major spending Meaklll gave Me leaders a 5’x7’ Back Pack Tent day. fered by Sen. Roger Eddy, R- formed to fight for Me removal Mree persons who remained on flown here by special jet to tal but Mat the tests would take John Mkboney’s and McOann’s. Covers 15,000 Sq. Ft. sold: "W e are under heavy J® . “ ***T S ^ from Main St. of an "Adult board Flight 866 from its origin bills, but aMo a dear indication list of the blUs he wanted to see The 31 to U roll caU vote Newtagton, who said that with treat Johnson. Hurst, who Mre® days, In later yean Mahoney had a 'ht, easy to pack. Our Reg. 13.95 pewHure and we are toldgoa, asirfaco4o-alr mlosUe Bortc Store,’ ” opened last Octo- in Newark, N.J. from the Democratic leaders before sitting down to serious 1 1 .9 5 S A V E \ •SbntovW e of our ouL anttalroraft mttleiy kuis M e bill for this sessian. R out it. Me Mil might auMotlse treated Me former president in The hoq>ltal said It would an- about other hills of indirect fis new double house built on his Sewed in floor, water 88 her. For M m heure the iâne art negntiattowB. Among them were repellent. Bright back had passed the House March poboe to seise -copies of the Na 1966, remained at Johnson’s nounce Johnson’s condition only cal impact which might reach garden. Then vdien the Tom 10.000 Sq. R. Reg. 9.95 8.95 * 10! 2»,tn: a eloae votoe vote. Thq group waa formed by J. « « » W end of Runway 19- measures revising Me profes Qulsh fam ily moved into Me pack colors. r « > , " — tional GeogyiphlO: toagastae. bedside, throughout Me day. if it chsuiged. the floor after the budget sional fees which were raised 5.000 Sq. Ft. Reg. 5.45 5.20 . k: I - .a#e.iî^ctag'n rtraet Bwnwir;-. fnnMua - -.viift, Left, oltout (I m ite,from main been passed. new house next to MoOann’s substantially last year, provid ■lJLi ...' '. ____ ...... g r m 4im1 of oucoeoa-"' Odeghrd-tontopd ia.-«aiB-against president of. Me Mancfa^r The meeting was delayed for (though Me side not nearest to Chamber of Commaree aitd a n ^ ing saMiy Inoreasss for judges, Mem) O.C. wrongly, assumed “ 'rib uA. commaad m> fine haa Mil, aaid today ho to "very un- about an hour by House debate Aluminum Frame ordataed Naaarene tolnlater. “ * legislators and etooted admhria- Mrtr relattonahip. doubt he Scotta Halts Plue not pubUely aaeeaaed ttai bomb h o t^ , but not deterred," by on the proposed women's rights No Me Setton. He oald Me Z T i .1 ut, Jacter had demanded-four tratlve offiblals; and broad was influenced by Me Met Mat ing damage and has ijeleasisd. D u t ^ d e ^ o n ^ biU to j^^rtchutes, fuel for 4,000 miles amendment to the federal Ooti- Rucksack Cevere 5JI00 Sq. btU "deaervea another try," ening Me HIghiway .Fimd into a hoiMood idaymate for yean only aoont details on Me Barry Sen. H ^ e y P w , l>Rew ^ ^ $600,000. The mcn- African Ruler Slain stitutlon. "Transpoitaticn P u ^ ” Our Reg. s : i l 3 . 9 5 From Staff strikes. and Mat he'll introduce It again "We didn’t get much done be was‘John QUlah Jr. who waa in B r tt^ , warned Mat ey in two sultcsuws wAs placed Next meetlhg.la set for 9 p.m.. deed McOann's grandson. ‘rim Navy AT iOghtor'IxMnban In Me 1978 aeaatan. To T ry amtudes tow»^ poreogra^ ^ ^ loo feet from DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania The broadcast ..said the shoot cause we got B late start,” 2,500 Sq. Ft. Reg. 7,95 7 . 4 5 20” Prlday in the fovarnur’s ottos. Tod Often were shot down by aurlaoe-to- HD, 6086 would have re WlU lead Am er^ right ^ rfane and picked up riiortly (A P ) — Sheik Abeid Karume, ing occurred at the headquar is. ** alr miaaillea ta'the fin t day of moved from Me definition of Again Me ro^ to perttUon^ ^ pgr. Me leftlrt ruler of ZanzHnar, ters of the ruling Afro-Shlrazi 8 party as Karume and other obscene msdetial Me phrase, was assassinated Friday and a Public Records Power Mower \ LAOiriND. Mich. (A P ) Me railde rinutetoy* This raised, Pled Piper leading Me way wUl ^ but three of the passen- Pack and frame combina to' nlae Me number of aircraft "utterly without redeeming ao- top member of his ruling Revo leaders chatted with party Warranty Deeds tion; three large outer Doinla Haley, who dared to be organizations Uke Me Amer- United employes pockets, huge center pack. ctel value." the anyswlment, adiich, prior to lean CivU« ,- j. *11 LiberUes u._.*T.i~i>» Unlmf. tben were allowed to lutionary OouncU was seriously workers. It said Thabit Kombo, Green Manor Estates Inc. to mate an Atoertaan flag to a ■‘** .5 Theac^ -words wore In wounded, the Tanzanian gov secretary general of the party, Si2e22” x22” x5%” Scotts Super Our defeat of Me bUI itself, passed Pac compered tolerance of leave Me plane and it took off Richard W. and June L. Hyde, U- - prtoonertof-ww ^ ^ ^ o«;nrtve waa corporated Into Oonnectfamt law ernment reported today. was hospitalized with injuries. HARVEY’S R eg.- 97 campb buon’t flown a flag to Wa ^ on a voice vote. pornography wlM Me decay of at 7:41 PST, headed east l»vperty on Hamilton Dr., con from a U.S. Court de IN THE CALDOR SHOPPING CENTER Turf Builder 69.99 • tvii nV’ awnmiV nweam UUMCllGa llArOU W. iMOre tlUMl Baptomo moral standards during Me de- The A ir ~bW cc said during Me A special broadcsist by Radio Sources said the Revolution veyance tax 118.20. own MiUK ywQ smee muk moh- ^ ____ ^ cision. But gen. Jay Jackson, "The amendment is unneces- MANCHESTER ibor tififwiMNi thIevGs stoSo th iw * crewmen hAve doeq evening that F106 Delta Dag Tanzania, the official govern ary CouncU appeared- to be in CaMerlne A. House to Her^ lover* 15,000 Sq. FI. I ^ J P ' ssuy,” Odegard insisted, "be citae and fall of ancient Rome. D-West Hartfbrd, said Me decl- The "more puritanical gers at Hamilton A ir Force ment voice, acUd one assassin firm control of 2ianzlbar but OPEN MON.-FRI. 10-9 — SAT. 10-6 man M. Frechette and Albert R. Our Reg. 19.95 cause Me (toflnltion of pornog J. 4 e4Fd ^ ^ Meettwhlle. the U A 7th Fleet sten did not have binding effect Hons" sure Me ones, which sure Base had been alerted, but it was shot and three others es that Me question of a successor Stores Also In Avon, Rocky Hill, Plainville Martin, property m Jackson St., Briggs & Stratton 3Vk h.p., 4 cycle engine, fea on Oounectlcut becauae Me raphy to' material whoqe pre 10J)00 Sq. Ft. Reg. 14.95 15.45 turing easy vertical puli starter. Individual wheel dominant appeal to to innirient in .Me ascendancy nowadays, refused t o . confirm they had caped after Karume «ras gun to Karume was uncertain. Next and Saybrook. conveyance tax 89.8S. mlaaHe cruiser Oklahoma C3Qr, opinion waa signed by only ned down Friday evening. in Une is Mtoro Rehanl Ktago, height adjustments; folding handle for easy han deoafla and In recent years the . tatoresto." he -said, naming Me Chinese been sent to follow the alritaer.- Raymond F. and Karole J. to Join the CSilcago in bomb- three Juotloea—a plurality of Karume was said to have the mayor of Zanzibar and vice Brown to Theodore A. and Janet dling and storage. #526914 * Pote Utumlnatod by a People’s RepubUo and Soviet After leaving San Francisco, OAROIN SHOP Me court at fiie time, but not a He said, "Obvioualy, the Na- died -almost immediatrty. president of the party. LAYAWAY D. LaChapelle, property at 76 ipotltght at Wkht ao he could Russia as examples. the pUct was ordered to fly MASTER CHAR6E majority of Me court. ttonal Oeogrsqihic and great Sources said the Incident ap But Ktago, a frail, elderly Agnes Dr., conveyance tax fly Me flag around Me ckxdc. F ^ t dsstroyOT Odegsurd, in arguing agatart over souMem Nevada. There The Senate amended Me bill claaalca of literature, painting peared to be an isolated prtiti- man, lacks Karume's political 881.90. •Tt l^ rea n y the coat of Me Me blU Itself, quoted testimony was an erroneous report from flate Mat buga me. tt’a Me on boM ride. ao (US to exempt libraries and and sculpture do not have pru from a dozen medical smd the FBI that the hijacker had cal assassination and not port strengM, and some factions in "ALWAYS HRSr 9UALITr' liuelUe W. SmiM to Hubert rient interest aa Melr predoml- and dtoaoDoIntment in “ DiMZ. museums from prosecuttan, but police authorities. AU had testi baUed out over Wilson Creek, of an organised attempt to the party are beUeved opposed J. and Betty L. Gallagher Jr., 50 Ft. Nylon 4 lb. ^ o t Park 18” Disstdn Sen. WUber G. SmiM,. IM iart- nsmt appeto." NEW SHIPMENT OF property at 89 Broad St, con knowing that people would ao- MM mreraft carrier, p ^ - fied .Mat "hard-MBore poniogra- Nev. overthrow Me Zanzibar govern to him. Karume ruled Me NylmllatkPMk NylaeBaakPedi DdeuKiagSiK tusdly sttnl Me U A flag," — v Me Midway, waa reported tatd, said the amendment toads Called 1^ tegtotetora "The phlc material" produced harm 'Ihe three-engine plane then ment. island with an iron hand. veyance tax 822. Ahwieiui ‘T,’* Franc wu usa iwg, sujrs p„p,„^ng to Join Me TM Fleet, Me measure "even more rtdlc- Manchetoer Pomograitoy BUI,” ' Judgment Uen AlameiinFralae NylaeBaekPadi Reinforced Grass Seed Lawn ful effecto on Me reader. IStengePeekrta Seven Peckeif Ataanaan Frame “ TOoiMie to. you know Mere ''**®*‘ ** tounhtag plaaea from ulcua Man tt waa before." the measure had been drafted Bary said today, "From what Scully and McDonald Inc. By exempting Ubrarlane and by Baity at Me direction of the GOWNS Our Reg. 15.99 Our Reg. 21.99 Our Reg. 27.99 Hose to SamT td t^flsS!^ *«" earrlens-Me Kitty I gaMer from Me comments of against Ralph and Arlene Lan- Mixture Rake UBS Mem iM vrtndowUwdfW or *towk, OonateUatlon, Octal Sea museum oftloialB, Me blU would M a n clie^ r Board of Directors, HALTER AND BAREBACK STYLES agan, 8182.68, property at 808 1 6 8 8 dlacrlmtaate against ^ book n was sponoored by Manchester (See Page ttglit) OTHER STYLES ALSO Woodbridge S t 1 2 8 8 2 1 8 8 I cloMlqg. HmsQ^no Mat’s why **“ ®«** S 0 6 6 n y were atolon, for Mat ______■ ______A a At OUR FAMOUS Trade Name Tivee roomy itoragi 7 spadoua pocketa, 5 8 pocketa, ixil] 3.49 ^ Hanfld D. and Norine B. V ^ , pocket*. Ledge style with xtopera. Padded coaled. Anediied 1*44' type ofuae." doing busineas aa Veal’s Var frame, green nylon ahoulaer atrap frame, p a d d ed 7 5 'U n g tli...... 3196 Holey’s most preotoua flag iety Store at 602 Center St ihell. 21Vi” X 23” X r ttrapa. TumbucUe waa ppe about 18 by IS faschea DISCOUNT PRICES orange. tenalon adjustment V4” diameter, 3 ply 'a4’''Mie™.,...'2;94; Marriage Uoensea transparent green that he made at a prisoner of Money Major Factor in Defeat Give rich, fast cover Sturdy spring steal war camp near Me Yahi River Cart Dolidi Roya of Blast cover. SoUd brass oou- age in an types of soil. tinei for heavy duty Hartford and Helen June Mhnd- pUi^ ^ flexible, easy cleanup. on Me JMrder between Mhn- A b o JttSt Arrived ly of 482 W. Middle Tpke. Mussette Rag Ohuria and NorM Korea. He STRETCH NYLON LACE Alan Walter Komponlk of 206 was a prisoner for 19\4 months. Woodland St. and Jobnet Coffey' "1 started a after 1 was is Muskie Backs Off Drive Crockett of East Hartford, May sued a towel end a red under- Rectangular Wagon Grill Vigoro Cyclone sMit,” , Haley recalla. "I got 20, North United Methpdlst >•** e3 Maine Sen. Edmund 8. Mua- day’s Wtooonsin race, qwnt deM George Meony who said in BODY SHIRTS Church. Adjustable straps for kle, hto franbrunning status Friday at honie prior to a cam-. Wartitagton Me Democratic Clifford Arden Mason of Hart shoulder or back. Stars and 18”x 2 r Size polgn swing Mrough Maaaachq- candidates were dividing their ford and Frances Ann Wallace Roto-Spreader among Democratic prertdeoUal ■tripes or O.D. Divided satts aMrtlng noct Wednesday. party, Mim making it apparent Qur Price of 02-04 Hamlin St., AprU 12. inner compartment. REG. aspiranto desnoitohed, may aWp Maasnenuaetta, . oloog ' wlM Nlxcn would be re-elected. BaUding Permits pur Rag. 12.99 Our Rag. 81.99 J.A. McCarthy Inc. for Kevin Me May 2 Thdiana primary, hto Panafjiilvaiiia, wM boot the,text "H I were forced to mOke a Dwyer, one-car garage at 03 offleq aaya. primaries April 26. '.>^5 ^ ' bet now," he aaid after a Na 910.00 Tan Bark Hikers i7 7 A .Mtaride spokeoman oald W allace,. meonwldlg. M id in tional Press Club speech, " I ’d *6 CaiTioge Dr., $1,000. BaUimore Mot t e -wUl bypass Joseph G. Morriaaette, fence -Friday a final daotoion on Me bet Nixon wtU win." Me Penuylvanla primary beat 29 Farmington St, 860. 8 8 lodinna primary wlU be nude In other political devel(q>- George Pottras, two - car over Me week^, but in Me daude. he doesn’t have tte fl- mwote: LONG c o n o N garage at 10 St lAwrence St, meantime. Mhrtrte eupportons in nanctag to W» in to every state 4 poalUon adjuataMa Predsloo engineered to Indtonapolto have lieaa told not and rim 'a fuH campaign. Wal- MUSKIE: The Matae aenator, ^81,900. Heavy duty leather uppers, firebox. 1V«” steal lags save time and moaeyl on the esunpaign trait In Penn ''^Norpion 8. HohenMal Co. with S” ubeela Haiuy The Roto-Spreader to spend any more mosuy^ 8"; suregrip Vibram sole, (tael shelf and handle. covers your lawn 5 lAukle, who flntohed tourM sylvania, said in Harrisburg Me POLO SHIRTS Inc. for Ntoholaa R. and Phyllis cushioned innersole. Per Be ready for warm times faster than coo- flirirtlng in .Vietnam to " f i l l e r in hoM Flosfda and 'Wtooonsln, Jackston, three-Mmlly house at fect for all day trail travel. weather cook-outa I ventlooal rereeder*. sosne blue material dut of Me haa had some financial proh- .proof ot the utter bankruptcy of PRINTED COTTON 7 Hawthorne S t, 880,000. #*<00 . ^ Me President’s tfletoam pol pocket my unifonru lenuk Hto worken- reoantly Mak Construction Co. Inc. for ot icy.” Muskle met earUer wlM Russell Roberts, carport at 040 " I hod about atzfpas left agraad to go without pay tor Our Price to go when Mey eitted rhe (Mout two weeks until last Democratic Gov. Milton J. Spring S t, 81.000. toe Bhapp who has booked him for Elated Construction Co. Inc. moni tatenggaUon. The prac- TViesday*a WUccnain elacfion Gear Driven 12” Electronic CaTage Door Opeijer was over. the party’s nomination. Ohio for E.K.F. Associates, Indus tloa waa to ooQeot ato of your belongtagg whan Mey took you Son. Hubert Humphrey of Gov. John GUUgan also called 91Z00 trial building at 840 Progress Friday for hto state’s Demo off. Mtaaieotei meanwhile, let it be * 8 Dr., $100,000. Chain crats to unite lirtiind MUskle. Our Reg. 189.99 "flon e of Me boys didn’t known Friday ' Mat he A want Mem to find it wlM ua>ao w ill concentrate on the Ohio NIXON: President Nixon’s Saw they took tt into Me latrine and eentert on May 2, relegattag in- Maoe said be didn't want Me re-eleotloh campaign got a snuNC Rillahio 188 . . . Mipoaed of it." dtona’a race, where he to also same thing to happen to him boost from hto wife, Pat, -who Holey, a UD. Anny Air entered, to second place. Mot did to MuSkie. He aaid took time off from a Phoenix AuAio-VltNal ObepO . pilot in Wortd War n, Many ,beUeve such a de-em- Murtcie opnad himaelf too Min. GDP women’s conference to flew combat oaigo "iiigfat phaato by Humphrey, ooiqêd AnoMer Democrat, Sen. Hen tell, an airport news conference PANT COATS 12” bar and chain, weighs only 10 lbs. Automatic |77 Unit will operate double stutt" in a (M7 tor Ms Air wiM a MuaUe daotoion to skip ry M. Jackson of Wartitagtan, that women should take a more Stnrliii doors. Chain and cable drive, BY FAMOUS MAKER chain tightening. 1.5 iTP. positive fuel primer 2 4 Force dvpMig tte Korean Whr. Me Indiana race, would leave campaigned Friday in Cleve active ixRe in poUtloa. Repair qn all makes Tape cycle engine. # 15SL ii9 .9 » Vi h.p. motor. Install it your Recorders, Phonographe, self. Offers safety, securite- Now, ha to a aalMy. otq>er- tte field wide open for Ala land and CMumbua, Ohio, In Miocan, Oa., meanwhile, a bama Gov. George iWaltoioe, where be aaid Me Democratic slate ot uncommitted Demo-, naw Projectors, AmpUffers,, convenience.# d k S-I vigor for tte MbMlfui Rlgteray Our Price Radloe, SmaU Aiîlances. D^partnUnt.' who flnlrtied second in Wiscon party "to polarizing between orate backed by Gov. Jimmy 18801 Flhna and Saveria ot Haley’s nelgtalMn sin and to gunning for a fifst- Me two Georges." Jackson has Garter Friday swept 12 of 18 '4M Projection Service XWAYSTftCIUMi ManchfitaiK have bean ascustomed to flying plaoa flnUh In a northam rtato. been saying hto mtddla-ot-the- ports as Georgia delegates to (AP photo) A Bentale Exit 93, Wilbur Crosi Parkway SALE: iNid SAT. flags, hut timt have rtoppad. He won tte Florida primary rosul stance has Me beat chance Me Democratic National Oon- Tearful Festival Queen i $ohikI Rocordliig 1145 Tolland Tumplka M en. thru FrirOtSQ a A s J )J * » 0 im s . "R ’s A ood oommeiUary on Maroh 14 of Buccesa. ventlon. AU Me 12 Carter loyal- 8«s>um — - - 8alurdey9g..p.^^p.ai.^, our oguntty today, I gusaa,’ ’ Sen. Gteorgo McGovern of Polarisation waa also touched isto, as well aa Me 18M, are un Lynn T. Amtstrong, who represents Massachusetts in the 1972 Cherry Blos Haley mfv. BouM Dakota, winner c f TUeo- on Friday by AiFLrdO Prert- committed. som Festival in Washington wipes away a tear after selection as queen.