.» ____ ^ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26,-1972 PAGE THIRTY-SIX Maniri^i^Btpr lE ttm itis IfpraUi Most Manchester Stores Open Tonight Until 9 0*Clock The North Manchester Al-AnI signals between ar'f at 8 at the Second Congregation­ Lodge of Masons meets at 7:80 glass enclosed balconies of cus­ Hospital Notes On Customs Area riving narcotics smugglers ahd] NATURAL HIALTH The executive' board o t Uxe al Church parish house. The p.m. tomorrow in the Masonic toms lines where agents bared accompUces in the spectators'] Lottery PFinner The Weather NHIW YORK (AP) — A final VISITING HOURS Ijadies Aid Society of the Lu­ Thursday group will meet to­ Temple. Senior Warden Robert the contents of luggage. galleries. P O O ftS H O m Fireeze warnings again to­ imterniedlato Care Semi- theran Women's Missionary morrow at 8:30 p.m. at the A. Haugh will preside. Officer curtain la coming down on the However, it was announced 73560 night, clear with low near SO. private, noon ■ S p.m., and 4 League of Zion Evangelical Pathfinders Club, 102 ^ rm a n dress is tuxedo. comedy and pathos of trayelem Monday that an 163,000 recon­ AT XBID Friday . .fair, cool; V kh about Lutheran Church will meet to­ St. Both groups meet weekly coping with customs at Kenne­ version is being undertaken to In the early months of the | 60. Outlook for Saturday. . . p.ni. • 8 p.m.; private rooma, dy Airport’s International: ar­ Ml * . ■ 1* a.m. . % p.m., and 4 p.m. ■ 8 morrow at 7:30 p.m. at the home and are open to friends and The first cornerstone for the mask the customs procedure ClvU War, the Capitol in Wush- PARKADI Steny, Page 8 fair, little temperatiure change. of Mrs. Jack Soares, 628 Wether- relatives living with a drinking Capitol building in Washington rivals Building. D<^ la doing with opaque ple^^ass cur­ Inghm served as barracks, then | Hianchester^A.City of ViUage Charm p.m. ell .St. the drama in. PediatricB: Parenta allowed problem. was laid Sept. 18, 1793. tains- A spokesman said the as a hospital. any time except noon—2 p.m.; (Clggalfled Adverttolng on Page Z8) othera, « p.m. - 8 p.m. VOL. XCI, NO. 177 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES — TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1972 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Self Service: 10 a.m. ■ 2 p.m.; 4 p.m. • 8 p.m. Intenaive Cafe and Coronary Lightweight Care: Immediate family only, any time, limited to five mln- Vinyl Zippered utea. Luggage Maternity: Fathera, U a.m. • Nixon Plans! 12:40 p.m., and 8:30 p.m. - 8 Cilldol p.m.; otiiera, S p.m. - 4 p.m., 10 Ft. Aluminum Fishing Boat Three Die in Road Crash and O;^ p.m. • 8 p.m. P 0 1 y e 6 4 1 r Jdpper. continen­ 42” beam, 12” depth seats Our _ . _ _ Age lim lta: 16 In maternity, t a l handle, New Pullback, 12 in other areaa, no limit in washable vinyl 3. S2 Ib. light. Boating in- R s^ aelf-aervice. covering. dustry approved. ~ M.97 All emergeney patienta and outpatients are requested to uae 22** Motorized Brazier Columbia Records 12 Ft. Painted Semi V Full Bombing Students the new emergency room en­ H ood, S pit & M otor •Kenny Logglns • Jim Messina • ‘‘Sittin’ In Aluniinum Fishing Boat 138.W trance oft Armory St. Access 21” Short Hoy •Blue Oyster Cult *109 WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon plans to to the entrance is via existing Our Re«: 10.44 •Tom Rush - “Merrimack Counttl” 17“ depth, 48” beam, 86 lbs. light. Self pull another 20,000 GIs out of Vietnam by July 1—and driveways. 7.77 •Woody GnOirle • "A Tribute To woody” bailing drain. Eoatinjg In ^ itiy approved. to keep on bombing North Vietnam until Hanoi halts Dead In •John McLaughlin - “Inner Mounting Flame” its “massive”5te invasion of the South. 24’* Weekend Flight 11.70 •Edgar Winter • “Roadwork” 2 LP Set Announcing this In a 17-mln- Patienta Today: 270 life Vests Med. ft Childs °a.4^ ‘ 1 . 9 7 ute radio and TV address Wed­ 2 9.97 Coventry OwrRsf. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: nesday night, Nixon appealed 26” Cross Country 14.99 1 4 .6 7 9 9 4 9 O 9 9 OurRug. A O A Ronal Beem, 226 New State Perma-lUl adjustable grid i Boat Cushions 2.99 for nationwide -support against A car-truck accident in Cov­ Rd.; Mrs. Steffie J. Berzenaki, tioner. Tubular steel legs w/ Our Rag. what he termed “Oils final chal­ entry last night claimed the 29 Keny St.; Mrs. Rita D. wheels. 29” Overseas 19.99- 1 6 .7 4 10498 1598 V M98 Enemy lenge” to hlB program to. get lives of three Vemon teen-agers Blette, 33 Birch St.; Jason Ev­ 3 COAST OUARD APPROVB) U.8. troops out of South Viet­ and left two others seriously in­ erett, 16 Mill St.; Mrs. Nancy nam without "surrendering our jured. Killed were Prances J. Gillilsind, 49 Oliver Rd.; Mrs. friends to Communist aggres­ DeTolla, 19, Glen V. Audibert, Wanda Oorgoglione, Williman- Folding Adjustable Renews sion.” 18, and Marianne Casey, 16. 7 Uc. Nixon portrayed the current Steven DeTolla, 16, brother of Also, Mrs. Florence R. Ja­ all-out Communist offensive In Francis, is reported in serious cobs, 30 Eva Dr.; Gerard A. Innerspring Chaise the South as a time of test in condition at Windham Memorial LaLanette, 40 Summer St.; Mrs. Attacks vriilch Saigon forces—if they Hospital, WiUlmantic. They are Carol A. IJnton, lie Lydall St.; set continued U.8. air and nav- the sons of Councilman and Mrs. Jerry L. Lmigo, East Hartford; SAIOON (AlP) - North Viet- help-w lU foU a desperate Francis DeTolla of Skinner Rd. Dorothy H. Lucas, 94 Walker E 2 F namese traopa and tanks Hanoi gamble, Reported In critical condition St.; Mrs. Unda A. Maselek, launched a major attack today His new two-month withdraw- at Manchester Memorial Hos­ East Hartford. aihund Quo^ Trl, the main jj schedule will cut remaining pital is Peter Berriault, 16, son Also, Mrs. LUlian M. Paul, dty on the northern front. u.S. forces In South Vietnam to of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ser- Essex; Mrs. Patricia Peach, 84 HOlin lator a U.S. officer In the «,ooo. which he noted was less riault of 216 South St. Miss Rachel Rd.; Mrs. Elisabeth C. isnvliiolal capital said the than 10 per cent of the 649,000 Casey was the daughter of Atty. Phillips, 67 Hany Lane, Vernon; 0(Nitfa iHetnamwse were hcldlng authorized there when he took and Mrs. John Casey of 22 Deep- Raymond W. Powers, 144 Char­ Box edge twi their own. office In January 1060. piece thick in-' Matching wood Dr. and Audibert, the son ter Oak S t; Mrs. Ella C. Ru­ Natures Window Panasonic The Original Waring Century As the nearest fighting sx- The enemy's "one remaining of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Audi­ mens, Storrs; Mrs. Shirley 8. nerspring Chair-Rocker i q /J/J t j^lbded three milas from the hope,” Nixon said in words f . mattress. Combination I d # 4 i Starter Set bert, 229 South St. Mr. Audibert Schmidt, 401 Slater 8t., South ® 2 .5 * Portable Phono Water Pik 7 Speed Blender 'city,’ U.(f. Navy flilpa In the aimed at stateside crlUos, "Is is a science teacher at Rock- Windsor. Quit of TonUtt began biasing to win in the Congress of the vlUe H i^ School. Also, Mrs. Elthei P. Scott, 19 away at the North Vietnamese United States, and among the Stock PI.; Mrs. Madeline M. Transplant Set 1.27 poslttoas and American planes pecqple of the United States, the Solomonson, 89 Oliver Rd.; folded North Vietnam. victory they cannot win among Obituaries Page 9 Mrs. Mary F. Sullivan, 4S OvrRoa. A AA “This Is certainly a major at- the people of South Vietnam or Haynes St. P d n x e Set s 14.97 tank,” the UA. officer told As- t) Also, Mrs. Winifred G. Bes­ Wednesday by North Vietnam- Invasion of South Vietnam, and splashdown in the Pacific tingly n were on course for a named Penrhyn. to Ignore ...... ■such another 300 pounds of rock up sette, Amston; William E. eoe patrol boat*. The U.S. Cwn- to return the American prison- ocean. ^ p.m., EOT landing 178 The bay Is shucked loose before alarm. there . we’d „like .... to get.”.1 Wade, Hartford; Mrs. PatricU mand sa]d three ot the enemy era of war.” _ . . ^ *^theast of Christmas re-entry and normally burns up vvhen the light flashed on to- As toe 1.2-mIlUon-mlle voyage I. Swanson and smi, 10 Ambas­ sador Dr.; Mrs. Linda M. Fair­ Cosco Folding patrol boats were sunk and a Presidential adviser Henry A. tor^canlc evl- Island and 1,619 miles south of from atmospheric friction. day, ground controllers assured 11^®“ “ w^rance banks and daughter, Marl­ (See Page nglit) (See Page Nine) denoe they sought when toey Hawaii. The main recovery ship, toe f»»e M ^ n ^ toere w m noto- y, ^ telecast to Brandt borough. ______:______' ______carrier Tlconderoga, ^ ^ „ tro l from their High Chair ------~ -Weather In the Iandto#area ex- system and when toe light went casper. cellent, with clear skies, genUe ©“t a ^ r a few minutes. Young ..tye’ve seen as much In 10 winds, waves of_dne, to three reported; ^ people In 10 life- Ouster Busy Sprinkler feet and temperature In the 80s. "Charlie was down In Alley B times,” Young said. taiiTfl*' ..'9 12.77 The astronauts this morning and knocked against to 9 panel Aiwwerlng questions pre­ Ices Highways troubleshot an alarm light that down there and toe light went ptir0d by newsmen at toe space Folds flat for travd or storage. High Receives Award Fails falsely Indicated a problem out. I just heard a clank. U you center, Duke and Mattingly re- FUNT, mch. (AP) — Dedi­ BONN, Germany (AP) — A bapaettray. wlth toe spaceship’s guidance can believe that.” Jubilant Willy Brandt today cation to duty is fine, say Flint By SOL n . OOBBN and navigation system. The When capsule communicator (See Page Nine) city officials, but the man who (Herald Bsportor) beat back an opposition at­ turned several miles of city B ell & Ilo w ell Bndceye Baby W alkerjum por Tech Seal tempt in parliament to oust streets Into an Ice rink carried Dual B ProjectoY 2” swlvd casters, nylon' Owr Msncheatsr industrialist and him as chancellor, scoring a that ccmcept a tad too far. M t. Safe s p ^ g adSon. Hn-A Driveway Sealo- .civic loader Robert P. Fuller, personal victory and safeguard­ The unnamed employee had Folds compactlyYor 5.99 ^ s T ( v -chairman and chief executive ing his peace policy. tar pitch for­ been told- to take his city water ROAD x r KING Rag. 456Z ■travel. OurRag.S4« officer of t^drtl Inc., last night Opposition challengers failed truck and wash the streets 114.99 88.88 tified with rubber. received the prestigious Cham­ Muskie Quits Primaries, by two votes to win a no-con­ Tuesday morning. Ritel to reel mito; thread. .Vaseline Intensive Care Baby on 4 oz. AS size 394 P ro tects asphalt ber of .Commerce "M” Award. fidence motion In Brandt, in a He did...dutifully ignoring the Forward reverse. against oil, gasoline, "Fhe presentatlaa took place at dramatic vote in toe Bun­ three-degrees - below - freezing Vaseline Intensive Care Baby Lotion 9 ok. L2Ssize 5 7 4 weather. 5 gal. can. 469 -the Chamber’s 71st Annual Din- destag, parliament’s lower temperature. His trail was DELUXi 100 B ft H Dual 8 Projeetor 466ZB Driveway Sealer .ner')|6etln|r, at Blano’s Restau­ house. The opposition won 247 clearly marked by Irate drivers Vaadine Intensive Care Baby Powder 14 os.L 2S sIm 5 7 4 rant, Brtton. But Hopes for Party Nod votes but needed 249 of the 496 t >. /-V> . V t 2 AppUeator Brush members. trying to navigate dented cars *';...... " ...... I I I II I I ' 'The annual award rq^reaents Brandt’s triumph cleared toe over roads. Our 1st line Btackwalis .ai. *109 Makes sealer easy to apply} ths Idi^hest tribute and honor WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. toe convention in the event of a ing to this strength even with­ Officials said the salt crews Edmund Muskie, who let one of deadlock. out active campaigning. way for ratification next week the diamlier can bestow on an of his nonaggression treaties were immediately dlsaptched FuH 4 Ply Nylon Cord Individual, 'the choice, always the biggest head starts in toe Apparently Muskie Intends to Muskie had been toe front­ but the sun came out and melt­ A history of presidential politics hold on to toe 128^ delegate runner In delegate strength de­ with Moscow and Warsaw—vi­ + if • kept secret until the moment cf tal for toe whole course of his ed the problem before they did. De^ret Shelves presentation, is made by a spe- get away from him, announced votes he has won In the early spite his primary setbacks until today he will stop running but primaries and In state-level Tuesday when George policy of easing East-West ten­ Hoova* -ctat eotnmlttee. The recipient is sion. and Brackets oine who has mods an outstand- isn't giving up hopes for the caucuses and conventions. With McGovern beat him In Mas- The challenge to Brandt was 7 DemocraUo nomination. his name remaining on the bal­ NOTICE tog and substantial contribution led by Rainer Barzel, leader of 650x13 SUsAarls' Wataut, disrcoal, rntural, l^hnifine Convertible to the community. The Maine Senator, vtoo had lot, he stands a chance of add­ (See Page Nine) PUBLIC HEARING Tim to fit Our Rsg, 10.99 wUto,|(dd thesChristian Democrata TOWN OF MANCHESTER . Qu^frtng Chamber president been a clear out front runner for Most Plus 1.75 n r ftt iw itg two years, said he was with­ against toe chancellor’s coall- CONNECTICUT Anwrican Sport Prsmium Walter A. Morrlesey, vrtio pre­ timi of Social Democrats and PROPOSED AMENDMENT r 85c 45c sented' Fuller with the award, drawing from future primaries. Cars 560x15 for Volkswagen He cited lack of funds. Free Democrats. TO ORDINANCB Plus 1.73 PXT. r Ole lie said, afier Ucklng eft two pages With toe nation watching on In accordance with provlslonB f a . r 1.25 9Sc ot his credits and acoomplUh- Muskie said he was with­ Delegates Demand Reds television, Bundestag President of the Town Charter, notice is drawing with regret but had no oNi lo w f m 4’ 1.89 hS$ ments, “I know you will all join Kai-Uwe von Hassel announced hereby given that a Public V 1.80 LI? me in the observation that Bob choice. "I do not have the mon­ 247 lawraaJeers voted for the no- Hearing will be held in the 7 0 Ftdler. truly has made an out­ ey to continue,” he said. End Invasion of South confldence motion, 10 voted 735x14 FET 2.00 Rsg. 19.99 •iraeksls "However, I do not withdraw Hearing Room of the Municipal standing and substantial con- “The world Is waiting,” he against and three abstained. Building, 41 Cfenter Street, May 775x14 FET 2.12 Reg. 21.99 V 89e 49e tributioa to the community.” my candidacy,” Muskie said, PARIS (AP) — The United The remaining 236 lawmakers 825x14 FET 2.29 R «. 32.99 ea. w 75c 55e reminding that his name would States formally called on North t(dd Thuy, "to hear how you re­ 2, 19T2, at 8:(W p.m. on a pro- The standing ovation aocord- concile this Invasion—Involving stayed In their seats and did poaed amendment to Orilnanca 12” 78c 89e be on the ballot In several pri­ Vietnam today to end Its In­ not walk up to toe front to cast Combination rug ' ed Fuller by the about 276 mary states. vasion (d South Vietnam and a massive violation of toe de­ concerning: • No IVade in Required^ ShehflHl Dantah walnut or natural «hita diners i»«sent attested to their militarized zone—with your secret ballots. This was di­ AMENDMENT TO and floor tool But Muskie said he would not promised in return a reduction rected by Brandt’s Social r* X 24” 2.58 2.97 nozzle. King size approval of toe "M” Award, hold his supporters in those In toe U.S. retaliation. protestations of good will and MANCHESTER • All Brand New Factory Fresh r* X 38” 4.78 S.94 and t l^ respect and UUng for of a desire to seek peace at this Democrats to pinpoint defec­ DEVBLOPMBINT COMMISSION throw away rags. states to stick by him in the fu­ The Vietnam peace talks re­ tors. 8”x48” 5.99 4.88 Powerful motor, the recipient. ture months leading up to the sumed after a five-week sus­ table . . . The propoaed change and i»- Installation available at extra charge at any X But the vote, while saving 10” 38” 5.39 4.47 complete with Fuller was obviously caught July 10 Democratic national pension, and 'U-S., Ambassador “The question for you to an­ Brandt from collapse, did not vlaion may be seen in the Caldor Auto Center. 10” X 48” 6.99 5.88 tools. #2011 by surprise, for he had been an. convention. WllUam J. Porter told North swer today is whether you are Topsn d erk ’a ' oMtoe during 12” X 38” answer one vital question: How 0.19 4.98 unauapectliig member of the ai> People already commltt^ to Vietnamese delegate Xuan prepared, as a first item of many votes does Brandt still bualneaa hours. *There currently exists no industry wide nor other accepted 12” X 48" 7.99 8.48 rangementa committee which support him in "primarlea and Thuy that If he was not pre­ business, to discuss measures Anthony F, Ple|zantanloi, system of equality standards or grading of tires. command? .picked the winner. / state conventions “should feel pared to respond to the propos­ which will put an end to this The 236 lawmakers who did Secretary,' “I’m not too often ouight free to reassess their com­ al today, he could reply at the Invasion.” Board of I>lre(3toni Lifetime Guarantee aWAYSTPCHAROK CONNI0TICIIT NIW YORK MAfSACHUSinS - . . _ ^ not vote, plus the 10 who voted • Srilferd Hllli without worda, but this is one mitments,” he said. next searion of the talks May 4. Porter added: against the motion and toe Mancheater, Conn. »wy Urs a tuarsiSMf Siwushsu* Ufa ritlw sHehiri ly f , wssrAwt o Avm H.m d«i a RhrmM. a TwHngton of those moments,” be said, Muskie, who has deaeribed Porter warned, however, that sf SsM w isilMiS*, aesbot maiMtalww'i driMt* m 4 uM imS haiordi, a Ir.nfwd MwnIimIW O SMty Hi • VfiHliitferd # KlndriM a Fri»in,h«m SALE WED. THRU $AT. ' "I proposed specifically that three who abstained, added up Dated at MAhcheater, Ootuleo- d Periililll Noilli.inplM spnaWTir from the podium. htinself as "everybody’s second uidess the OomMunlsts discuss Ucut, thla ISIh day of April 1972. 4sli, IwiNS. WewevM, •«€. W* wUI at wr splion rspolr a «l ss dNngs. w a D.nbuty Nwwrili 4 Utimmi a Wriwbunf Men. thru Pri. 9iS0 am to 9tS0 am you agree to end your Invasion to 249—toe bare minimum MpMS k, Okofsliie ssly t*r llw BnwMM s( Irsad wsrs. e Wapplngen Filk Sat.9amla9iS0pm ^ "This Is a great moment ot choice,” apparently switched to the Invasion and other related and commence toe withdrawal Brandt would need to override a feugnimpil. ' humility for me, to join that ^ (Hsreld i>hoto by Buestvlolui) a strategy that would make questlMUii the United States will break off the talks. (See Page Nine) (See Page Seven) (Bee Page Bovea) Robert P. Fuller, left, accepts Chamber ‘M’ Award from Walter A. Morrissey. him a Compromise candidate at MANCHESTER EVEIHNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1972 PAGE THREE

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gel St. and M ary Edith Cong- FILM RATING GUIDE Public Records don o f Coventry, April 39, Cen­ Hartt Good THEATER TIME Sheii^wold on Bridge Blatiiiees Daily For Parents and 1 ter Congregational Church. s Wairmnty Deeds ' SCHEDULE A t 1:96 P :M : Their Children Boildiiig PermH flHlBTV IWMN8K . A Son. 1:99 A 4:45 Arthur F. and Dorothy Strick­ John Weerden, addition to 11 In ^G>nsul’ BEATS CONTBECT land to State of OonnecUcut, 106 Burnside—' ‘Godfather", 8:80, By ALFRED SHE1N1KMD NORTH a y d e Rd., (3,000. 4 A K J 108 square feet on the north side of David A. Golaa, alterations to By JOffif OKUBEB 9:30 When you are defending E. Middle Tpke. at Plaxa Dr., C in e m a I — "Godfather", against a notrump contract O J9 16 Scarborough Rd., (1,(W>. “The Oonaul" by QlanOaiio O J63 T F d d le r - E no convejrance tax. Menotti opened last evening at U:80, 3:80, 7.-00, 10:00 you must usuaUy keep plug­ ♦ K Q 5 John J. Maiorca to State of Millard Auditorium in a Hartt Cinema II—"What’s Up Doc” , ging away at one suit. Since ontheJ^OOf Connecticut, .09 acre on the 1:30, 3:30, 8:90, 7:30, 9:30 you can seldom win five tricks W'EST EAST Opera production and win re­ (HI (tic scri'CM QJB north side of E. Middle Tpke., Ticket Chairman main in preaentation throughout State — "Bedknobs A Broom- in nien cards, you must try to 4 9643 ♦ Q 7 2 no conveyance tax. the rest of the week . Uncom- sticks” , 1:00, 3KX), 6:80, 8:30 set up a long suit; and yon can 5 V KQI084 Isabelle M. Anderson to Her­ O Q874 Named by LTM moDly produced, it was given UA Theatre—"The Last Pic- usually do so cmly by picking O A92 8Ma6a, Am TkewAey E 9M----- MOO man M. Frechette and Albert 4k 9732 M, to Nrtdari 0 MM an uncommonly good production Show",_ .. 7:U,9:1S right suit to begin with and 4 86 tortar f OM____ C ------MOO OPPORTUNITY DAYS BRINE fHE FAMILY! R. Martin, three parcels on Ox­ Dave Cooney, vice president by the professional music Manchester ""*'*“*Drive-In ” — "The, then sticking to It However.if SOUTH ford St., conveyance tax (39.70. and business manager for the U t- to dan ttoddM • 100A445.. MOO school, and idayed to a ci^acity your partner doesn’t pick the ♦ 5 to»w«M • 100 t 4 41 .. ..MM r l? e STORE HOURS DURINE BNnERFIELD'S Fldoclary*s Deed Little Theatre of Manchester smHence Murders” , 7:15 right suit to begin with, you A7632 Ms—May ^ too . ---— MM (LTM) has appointed Sharon audience. 9>«a« iaclcda 10% Co m - Wi Gertrude Smachetti, adminis­ must be HerfiMe enough to O K 10 5 Kay as ticket chairman for A' Meak, realistic opera, it East Hartford Drive-In—“The ( SHOWS *61)A¥ tratrix of the will of AbUe M. shift. Sometimes you must even 4k AJ 104 OPFORfENITY DAYS "Plaza Suite” which wUl be had Meak, reallatic aettinga de- Hctikers” , 7:(0; "Bananas”, 1:69 A 7:36 Palmer, to John J. and Doris 8. shift more than once luring the TONIOHT A presented by LTM two week­ atgned by Fted KMouch and 9 ^ West Norfii Seal6 a t O'Rourke, property at 348 defense. ends, M ay 12-13 and M ay 19-30, conatructed by John Bartua. Blast WTndaor Drive-In—“ Ten Pass 1 4 fHE SAVINDS Wetherell St., conveyance tax South dealer. l-MO-MS-nS* DOOM uaoaa tjmmn in the Blast Catholic High School Mr. Bartua was also in charge Commandments” , 7:80; “A Pass 3 4 117.06. Blast-West vulnerable. jE 1 iAs»**a«**r FRIDAY TILL auditorium at 8:30 p.m. of the lighting which was very Gunfight” , U :00 AUPass Federal -Tax Liens Opening lead—Four of Dia- !<•»»*■—al AEE STOREWIDE. effective. Aa in the previous Meadows Drive-In — “French U. S. Government against Other members of the busi­ menda. Quint Machine Oorp., 61 Elm ness staff for the production In­ production, Jacques Karpo connection” , 7:80; "Utile Mur- South refuaea the first heart - MPAA 9 P.M ____ staged the opera while Mnshe den” 9 ;2s West opens the four of dia­ trick, seeing the danger, and St., (7,099.14. clude Ruth Rowley, Bob Jones monds, and Blast wins with the W. S. Government against and Dusty Behrends, in charge Paranov directed the <»chestra. Blast continues with the queen jliiiiim m iiiiiilim illllllllllH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIH IIH IIIIIim illlllllllllllllH III Blue Hills Drive-In—"Some­ ace. Blast must not blindly re­ c f hearts. South refuses this BUTTERflEldS Manchester Blueprint and Sup­ o f publicity; Ruth Munson, re­ The part of Magda Sorel ia times A Great Notion” , .7:30; SAT. TILL 6 P.M. the big one In the work and it turn a diamond. trick alao. WEEK-LONG. APRIL 24ffh - APRIL 29lli ply Inc., 690 Hartford Rell disaster. (34) EleeMe Cmpaay Instead, Blast tidfts to the HERE'S JUST Marriage license “The Mother” was alao well Answer: Bid one heart. You cannot be guaranteed. (86) O^Bigaa% lalaBd king of hearts at the second FILLED WITH A Maw cancapt far thapparsi This is Rat a saasaR'a aHd claaraaca. This is Rat a lat af David Henry Grodin of 31 An­ sung with good, round bottom trick. If Youth wins an early have 13 points in high cards, ACADEMY AWARDS (46) Newy a singleton and a five-card !4ANCHESTe A SAMPLE OF OUR notes and an understanding of 5d5 (3) WhafU Happeuiiig heart trick. East will regain WIMMINO HIT FANTASTIC major suit, quite enough tor an ^ ^ t f MANCHESTER AMESUCAN LEGION POST No. 103 both the music and the dramas 6 M (3-5-33) News the (lead with the queen o f ITua TOP OO-HIT R tR rk d a w R S o r a id RiarchRRdisa . . . RRd this is Rat |RSt a law spacial pUrchasas hara opening Md. ^ •!*. • -')! h N'.rjl OPPORTUNITY Ukewlse, "John Sorel” and (U )I8 p y spades In time to defeat the con­ SAVINDS. HERE 20 American Legion Dr. Copyright 1673 "The Secretary” were well (M ) Zoom tract with a diamond, a qiade ARE JOST A FEW. R R d t h a r a . OPPORTUNITY DAYS is a loRtRstic starawlda s a l t a f GRAND NEW fa s h io R S . ca st (85) TO TeA the Truth and' three hearts. General Feature Coop. DAYS SAVINDS. "The Magician” was weU D A N C IN G (46) DanIM Boone W M M agMWlW T h a s a a r t S p r l R f a a d S R R iR ia r stylas far yaa aad yaar fflaiily . . . gala pricad RIGHT executed, albeit with a slightly 6:86 (8) CBS News IF ^ 9 twins small voice. IBs suiting, how­ (8) ABO Mews tocMbiE FRIDAY. APRH. 28 NOW WHEN YOU WANT THEM, U a a 't m is s t h i s OPPORTUNITY t p raally so— . ever, was excellent, and It is (33-86 NBC Newa lU IP K in E FeatarinR BOBBY DELL COMBO not an easy pcurt. "M r. Kofber,” (34) Yon the Siqiervlaar "The Foreign Woman,” "lAima APHUPI------• SPORfSWEAR In The Fireirtace Boom 635 (46) Neiwa • « • CHILDRENS Gomes” and Vera Boronel, all T.-66 (8) Jndd For t o Dstense FISH SNACK — 6:30 PJL people waiting in the consul’s (8) WhaPs My Lto7 I DENIJi-LaOK GIRLS' A ROYS' office, were a little uneven but (15) DIek Van Dyke Members and Gneata Weleame generally quite good. ’They ^CO-ORDINATE tR O iP ADMISSION FBEE (83-85) News seemed iU at ease in the quin­ (34) The Deaf CItiaea / LINED JACKETS tet, however. (45) ABC Newa cam BY DELUXE* ' Prom m femeu6 Californio DURIND ALL FOR THE FAMILY-OPPORTDNITY DAYS . . . 'There were munerous sm aller 7d6 (5) BifSarl to Adventure nwnufocturar. Parma prata Toddiore, m —— parts, speaUng roles, fee the (IS) Candid Camera ,2001 Cortwy-foi sraoana most part, or even Just walk- Keratron pelyaatar and catton. Rog. 8.00-10.00 4 e 7 7 (S3) I Dream of deamrie ; Mias 10-1A Raa. laJM-ROjOa ons who were sulequ^ to the (84) Cona. Newaroom EUlorT GouiD!r(SrSo'^iiniE demands. (85) F lyla g Mna •M.,aacaaO(»i>^aasiesDoaEUMnH«uoi msNcs If llU n C D C Girls ilxo 4-14, The orchestra pta^red well (46) Dragnet SEVIN FAMILIES WILL amt fo r once Mr. Paranov man­ Boyg' siKo 4-7, a n n 8M (8) Me nad to Chhnp taBasuOie b b IB______*'*"**'*' taaswaaa’*- 6.99 » 11.99 aged to keep It (town at the (M-86) FBp Wllaon Show MON. thra THDB8. a t 6:86 • 6:86 Rog. 10.00-14.00 9 e W W very outset Quite commcnly (Bepeat) FBIDAYB at 7 M • U fiS they xday too loud at the begin­ (S-46) A lias Smith and SAT. A Sinr. 1.4 .7 • U06 A ning, before aettUng down to Jemtm (Bepeat ) the mood of the opera in band. $300.00 FAMILY WARDROBES 8d6 (8 Three Seas (Be- The whole thing was profes­ P*a») . MTS sionally done. I was quite Im- (U ) Unalwtdged preased with the set designs (84) m e t Plajhaoae Blog- -- r- which aUowed for easy chang­ raphy .DMSSES es, no small matter when there ‘'V. >■ , A' 6:66 (3) M ovie 20% OFF are five changes to bs made In (IS-Si) Bob Hopo the course of the wort. Alao (A46) I iwgstrefil (Re­ sPEdAi plRdiihd the lighting was imaginative peat) MISSES MESSES ' OUR BNTIRI STOCK OF P and well executed. (18) Bight Ob ! This Is not an evening of light 6’A6 (18) 796 CSuh In any UuttarflRld's dapartn— nt. Pill In your noma and drop It in tha BOYS' NSW SPRING entertainment, but It is one that 16:66 (3-86) Dean Martin (Be- Aasartad stylas Includina t«»e> demonstrates opera la still be­ box providod. No p u r^ o — nocos— ry. FAMOUS LABEL KNIT pottt) placa lone droooos. soaraaefcar ing written and aUU being pro­ (S-M) life. Death and to SHIRTS. SPORT SHIRTS. duced. It is not a dead art form iakliat draaaaa and plaatad skirt Amerieaa Woaaaa PRICf C U T stylas. Mzot ^ 1 i. Valuas from DUNGAREES, PANTS AND as so many people seem to (M) Woold Preaa Bevtow think. I t — i-24— . JACKETS. 16:45 (14) David LMMffjo lm — MR. NIXON SPECIAL Crttie at Large A T THE FUr a change, try topping 11:66 (S-8-8S-86HW) Newa TOF HAT RESTAURANT sweetbreads with stripa of crisp Movie (Bepeat) 1 0 . 9 9 »AY, APRIL 29lli . . . bacon. (tS-86) Johnny Cai MR. TURKEY SHOP ------(S-46 D irt Cavett 888 RROAD STREET, MANCHESTER < 1-J6 (8) Movie MBAalMi off o winnor for tho family will bo drawn ovary hour on tho hour from 11 • MEN'S TWO TAKE OUT WINDOWS ------FOR BREAKFAST------o.m. till 5 p.m. That's — von winning famlli— In all. Each family will POLYESTER UOUULEKNIT 1 EGG (Any Style) fW W rocolvo a 9300.00 wardrobo. Tho winning Mom, Dad and kids can Take a Walk — SPECIALS — 1 HQTCAKE T ir SPORT COATS 2 STRIPS BACON • JUICE - COFFEE choo— |ust what thoy wont from Buttorflold's groat — loction of now ICE CREAM ^ •• OPEiN e— Spring and Summor stylot. A total of 9300410 worth of family fashions By a vary tamewt muntwuur t%c Than. 7 AJK.-18 PJM. — Fri. A Sat 7 AJK.-8 A-M- a ACCESSORIES will bd tholrs. (Fomlll— may win only on— .) monufucturur. Choozu from our Sttpttntg Sunday 8 to 9 •ntlru stock o f thozo rog. 7S4W BREAKFAST SERVED DAILY from 7 A.ivf. "» <5VLPINE <«AUS CONES and S0.M coots. PobUsbad Dally Bzoept Bondays STRAW RANiiAOS and Holidays at IS Btaaell Btraat. BUdiig and Camping can be great. If your boots are right. If your pack doesn’t remind iSSESSi Sandwiches Seafood A e«cup of tetao. shouldar strap, you of basic training. If you have tasty Httle goodies to make your stomach happy, Beoood Oaas Fostaca Paid at zippar tap and aatchal stylos. 49.00 Itancbastar. Ooan. H A M B U R G ...... 39e C LA M S IN and the little odds and ends you need to make nature your friend. Oono. black, navy or whita. 74W SDBSCBIPnON RATES H O T D O G ...... 39c A BASKET NEW, POLYESTER A WOOL lAWi our typical thoroughness, we’ve gone into the camiring burineas. Blquipment and Fayafala in Advanca WEEKLY SPECIALS MISS MANCHESTER, Lauria Lee Osgeed O ne Y e a r ...... m O O ROAST BEEF .... 79c 99c clothing. If you want to enjoy Mother Nature, aee us first. Six Mantbs ...... U.M AT Three Months ...... 9.76 a'* SUMMER SUITS For example: One M onth ...... S.S 3 . 9 9 Ploldz, ztripos. goomotrlcz and Breakfast will be at Buttorflold's all day Saturday, April 29th. Sho will por- •olidz. Roe. *S.W a 7500 OEBBY c a m p e r SLEEPER— Lightweight and compact for backpacking or gmeral 2 EGGS WITH TOAST 4IOIIIARDjOlinsOll5 sonally draw tho nomos of tho winning — von famlllos. Bo thorol If camping. Inner and outer bag of tough Rip Stop nylon, prime goose down 6” loft. 2 NOW thru TUESDAY bags zip together for one large unit with wide anag-proof zipper. In orange only — 3 PANCAKES you'ro a winnor, you and your family — n start thopplng Immodlotoly. 0 3 SLICES FRENCH TOAST 877.60. Other sleeping bags from $8. to |U0. 10 AJW. - 8 P.M. Every Wednesday ao. lOAO-ia— valuas. OF ELURA SUNDAY. APRIL 30»12 No— - 7 PJ4. Fried filet of flounder, Two ztyioz to choozo from. In DUNHAM'S COMT1NEMTAL TYRMJBANS-4J|ht french fried potatoes and M 7 WINNIN6 fAMILIES noturol zhodoz ond froztodz. and comtortable tor casual wear or climbing. 3i99. .2/7.00 7 coleslaw (served all day ^ Tough Vibram aole with steel shank siqip*^ FREE ADMISSION all you can eat) Rog. 30.00 Fully leather lined with suede or bronze leather JtnRV LEWIS C iN IM A W ill CHOOSE 25.00 outer, full padded iqiper cuff. Navy or broam In Sumvan Ave., So. Windsor TOLLAND AGRICULTURAL CENTER aizea 7-18 tor men, $25 to $84. 5-9 for ladies, 835 Tel. 644-8644 (TAG BaMhig) Every Friday to 830. Rog. 35.00 30e00 ROUTE 30. VERNON. CONNECTICUT Makers of Famous Waffle Stompers Fried tandarsweet clams, $300e00 WORfH OF EAM IIY FASHIONS SEE! french fried potatoes and /STATE PACKS, FRAMES, DATPAGK8 for every rj taZM'Hf 'ia- coleslaw (served 5:00-9:00 caan p.-m. only - Seconds if you SEIECTED FROM THE DEPARTMENTS OF THEIR CHOICE • SHOES need. GERRY. ALHNE DESIGNS. WJFA • Caapiis Ir MIm ^ MISSES SPRING colors and sizes for the whole family. wish) , SPRING SANUALS •EanpiH EViipMrt Bisilait COATS I%cka and frames from 815 to 860.00. Other IN BUTTERFIELD'S FAMILY FASHION CENTER Two brand naw — ndal sacs from 86 to 880. Oraup of asoartod stylos. Sprint • Tiiilen, TmIsi to itnrlat postals, navy and wdilto. styl— . Choo— a Ghllllo tio t W k w i a v PICK UP YOUR ENTRY ULANK TODAY THROUGH SATURpAYl or o mid hool strop etylo. THE •Frae Gaapsiwui Uteratm Rog. 15.00 voluos. • KIDS! Sat Sm kti E m B a a r WOUUARD 19.99 UE ON NANO FOR THE DRAWINOSI

MANpHEStER EVENING HERAI4), ?IANCHESTER, ,CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1972 PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 27^ 1972 FADE FIVB Coast Ouard BnglnenMm $jcr V About Town Roger L. Spencer, son of |fr. and Mrs. David R. Spencer 1^. Sunset Rebekah Lrodge will Mixyour planting medium of 90 Weaver Rd., Is heme on Grow Own meet Monday at 8 p.m, at Odd weU. Tlien add it to tte con­ leave and will leave Saturday Novelist Irving- W allace tainer within one inch of the Fellows Hall. Mrs. Oons Vegetables top. If you plant directly in Thompson, president ol the Re­ for hiB next assignment In Rio the windowbox or tub, space bekah A»Mmbly of Connecti­ Bista, CaUf. He has been sta­ your seeds as indicated for cut, will make her official visit. tioned aboard the Cutter^ Blato, Plans To Cover Politics After the meeting, there will 1» Indoors the variety. Cover lightly an Icebreaker, based in MU- By PHIL THOMAS . :ri '• with a mixture of light sand a May party. Mrs. Maybell ' AP NewefeatarM Writer By Sheila & Allan Swenson kpd vermiculite. This avoids Dowd Is In charge of refresh­ waukee, Wls. NEW YORK (AP) - In a pot, tub or window- damping-off disease, wUch ments. ______1------might occur if disease organ­ Irving Wallace’s parosts box, you can enjoy the same bbugit him a typewriter ‘ tastier, naturally grown isms are in the soil mix. vdien he was IS, he M id his first vegetable treats that fami­ A better aray is starting lies with large plots relish. short story when he was IS, and them in peat pots with ver­ now at S6 he's wrltijag best­ Plant breeders have been miculite as the planting sellers on that same type­ at work to enable anyone medium. Once seedlings are writer. . with limited space to enjoy e^blished and have their ' 3^ ^ first sets of true leaves, the Wallahe, a besvy-seL talk­ the fruits of gardenmg. To­ entire pot can be set into the ative man, says, ‘Tve writtim %:S matoes are America’s favor­ HITES soil mixture in a container. J$st about everything. I’ve nev­ ite vegetable. Here’s how to er done anything but write. I Water freroently, since city sawvie* grow them on your window­ plants need extra care in po­ 'guess that’s uniqM, but It’sabo sill, apartment patio planter tentially hot, dry areas. been good for me since writing tub or box: is the last bastkm of indepen­ The three best varieties Fertilize with seaweed dence. It’s the oinly i^ c t left are Burpee’s Pixie Hybrid, emulsions, organic mixed where you dbn’thave ■ hoes.’ ’ the Tiny Tim midget tomato fertilizers or your own home The writer, who has pub­ and Sugar Lump. If yoii these organic materials, “brew” of blended humus lished IS boohi, ampng them want to CTow salad ingr^i- luckily they are available and manure. Follow direc­ “ The Chapman Report,’f “ The ents in limited space, add from garden centers and tions for purchased fertil­ Prise,’ ’ and his totest “ The Tom Thumb lettuce. Midget even chain stores, now that izers to avoid overdose Word,’ ’ says with ft la i^ that IRVING WALLACE cucumber and Dwarf Har­ Ue values of organic garden­ problem s in the limited “ the nwment yon luve a book den cabbage. Add parsley ing have become more planting containers. that sells 15,000 copies In hard­ what they thought would be the and chives to the list since widely appreciated. cover yon biscome a property. biggest story of ov(r time and they thrive on windowsills Within weeks, even on a they voted for Uto return of year around. Fill the bottom inch or 30th-floor balcony, you can OoM yon hec(»i# a property two o f a redwood tub or be picking the bek vine- you can be indepoident. Ihere Jesus Christ to earBi and the Prepare a good soil mix­ planter or large clay pot ripened, tastiest tomatoes in BE SURE .^B LIS S hat been serving the Hqme are only a handful of writers In visiUlity of him as a human ture. Use a mixture of one- with grkvel or crushed stone the nei^borhood. Try some for 90 YEARS. For e complete FREE INSPECTIOF the world like this. Men who being. third garden loam, one-third for-adequate drainage. Red­ mini-gardens. It’s fun, espe­ your homo by a Termito Control Export, tuporvised can make .a, living Mlely on “ So I deddetl to write a book that would be about the finding well-rotted manure, one- wood, cedar and cypress are cially when you go organic, by tho finest technical staff, phene our nearest their books.’’ , third finished compost. If best since these woods resist naturally. of evidence to prove that Jesus you don’t have access to local offico: (^leaking Mftly hut forceful­ (Betald pboto br BuceivlduO rot. (NEWSTArat EMTBtPtlU ASSN.) ly. Wallace says he has been lived and was not fable. I’d done save over 3.00! Jaycees Express Thanks to Watkins supportlity himseV by writing a lot of research, but then I since ion , j^’plthoijigh at the he- decided I’d have to learn a lot Harold Goff, at the organ, acc^ts a citation from Walter Kupchunos, presi­ 6 4 9 - 9 2 4 0 ginniiig it was on a real poveity more to make my book cred­ cotton tops dent of the Manchester Jaycees, on behalf of Watkins Bros. The award was given CourtC o u rt Richardson granted 23 di- might lose a day’s pay. If vel, I’ve had my rough times. ible. I spent about 10 years dig­ * 6 * vorces in 2 hours. with 6,000 divorce cases filed -i‘ ‘Whhh I was li my parents ging. Not fulltime, of course, b> the Jaycees to express thanks to the firm for its efforts in Miss Manchester BLISS TERMITE CONTROL CORP- but always pidting up bits and Pageants over the past four years. Watkins has supplied an organ and organist Grants Divorces Each case Wednesday took annually In St. Lnuls County, knew I wahtod to be a writer ro bout five minutes. ^ DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. * EST. 18S2 they boni^t me a rebuilt type­ ' pieces. for jeons for both rehearsals and the pageant. G off played at the recent pageant. , V “ About a year ago I went CLAYTON, Mo. (AP) — In The night court was set up as search for a better solu- writer. It’s the same madiinc The Oldest & Largest in Conn. I'm using todhy. I must have over all my stuff, abrorbed it an experimental night divorce a convenience to woridng men gg(d Richardson and sat down to write. The book South Windsor court, Circuit Court Judge Or- and women------“vdio otherwise------— spent a couple of thousand dol­ lars or nioro keeping that ma­ went through six drafta. Of sev chine in oodditka. But, then. en M lid hours a day, six days a .-I I’m very comfortable with it.” week for a year.’’ Teacher Pay Mediation Fails blished four books Usually after he finishes 3.94 “ befdn; I it big with my book Wallace goes Jo Europe No settlement was reached in sons chosen to hear the dispute. alone, 63 classrooms have more BfG„: ipman Report,’ in and relaxes for a few months, values to 7.00 a teacher salary contract dia- Tbe arbitrators will rule cn than this ideal maximum. ime a big intema- but this time he plans some pute last night when a repre­ all areas of the dispute and wlU The South Windsor board has But it was just a thing different. sentative from the State Depart­ make recommendations for also reached an impasse with stroke of luck. There is no for­ “ I plan to cover the political ment of Educatica, South Wind­ agreement on both sides. Rul­ the principal’s union and is cur­ convention! for about 110 news­ sor's Board of Education and mula for a best-seller.’ ’ just look of fhe colors.. . ings of the arbitrators are not rently In the process oi^arrang- papers,’’ he says.' “ I’ll be doin{ the South Windsor Education The /Los Angeles-based binding to either i>arty. Ing for mediation sessions.. a daily story — giving a novel­ Association (SWEIA,) the only writer says he got the idea for • pink • beige • red • navy Reasons for the dispute are his newest novel, “ Ihe Word,’’ ist’s eye view of what is hap teacher bargaining agency in not available as both parties pening. the town, met in a private med­ fear disclosures may jeopardize about U> (years agp. The book • light blue • purple • yellow • white dealhlnfh the discovery of an “ I consider that a vacation.’ iation session in Hartford, ac- negotiations. Hotwever, SWEA DH.M’KS cqrding to Laurence Brawn, recently approached the board allegedly new gospel written by NEW INDUSTRY? SWEA's president and James with a pupil class size grievance m n ( i.K.vNKi) James, the younger brother of KIOWA, Kan. (AP)—Jim Miller Arnold, board chairman. Jesus, the effecto of the discov- and the styles ... In which they claimed that the lU I I i It < ' t \ N I u -- has started a NSsOary to manufacture Both parties must now select present contract consldera the tity oatlie world, and efforts 4o fireplugs for dogs. ■ I 1.1 one person to represent each "ideal” maximum of students .. prove- the anthenticity of the He saw a market for such an item • st. tropez • crew neck • Wallace Berry group and a third’ aibitrator p er classroom os 25. They con­ gotyel. when the State Highway Commis­ will be selected by the two per­ tend that in the high school " I ’Ve always, been curioos sion appealed for used fireplugs to about great historical fib res,” indicate rest areas for dogs but ap­ Now, come on in and pick up a few . . . all WaJtow Mya, “ and om day^I parently found few. Miller’s fire- beautiful cotton iutBr--lpck; top«_/pfparw -vplugs will be withoi)) thg i^uai ii\ner ' dmofewdfes* shit^ through FRESIMIP, PERK-UP. CLEAN-UP, PLANT-UP llwp^^^dlM ^n^'to oidE rfiechan'i$ms.''r*^ wMi pkmts that please from yoor AchiH summers of wear! Sizes S,M,L. sportswear, downtown,and Pariiade. , y ■ ■ vVf'’’ Repins tfili GARDENS CAMEL TEN T Hyion [SUL, ^ Bcig R q I Junior ■ e g ^ m p tl Heavy cotton' Suit How many times BOTH SEXES WILL UMTS tH B Sm CUL! a x # ItwiS sheU For hunting, ■te ■ m 4 ^ . 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iRanrliipjatpr ^ merclal and Institutibnal center which determines the atmosphere for the whole Connectickt I r 6 a d s t r e e t area. M A N C H IS iB R CttpttlttjQ Yankee (OontiniMS from Fags One) The fact that the cmnpletion of the PUBUSHBD BY THE dlsUngulriied group of ”M” OKU DULY 10 la KK IfA N C H B S T B R PTIB USH IN O CO. project begins with a direct profit for M LP-M IIVICa M NT ST«uat • 13 B lu e U Street By A A O . Award wtimens.” Menchester, Conn. the town’s taxable grand list Is only a He said ft is aignifloaat to BCRI, LYONS One curious thing that atanda i him that he was the second Publisher beginning of a good bargain which will Founded October 1, 1881 out about the Oenend Aroem- r bustneas Ibader to be so honor- be expanding its returns to the r ^ ^ bly’s absorption with the ques­ Sfwe at King’s on Nationally Advertised Published B rery Ehrenlng Except Sundays H ed in -two consecutive yean. and Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at and to the whole town for many yean to tion of future emohunenta for .. vraiiam H. Sleith, founder and Manchester, Conn., as Second Class Mall legislators Is the contrast be­ <« ohalrmon of the board of the Matter. come. tween the language of the law ./ Iona Manufacturing Oo. and a SUBSCRIPTION r a t e s ” and the expectation of the legF X. leader in the hiring of the hand- . P arable In Advance Not too many of us believed in such Health & Beauty Aids One Y e a r ...... 189.00 islators. lo^pped, was the winner last Six Months ...... 19.60 possibilities when . the. project was The law says the pay ittiaes year. Three Months ...... 9.76 One Month ...... 3.26 launched or while it -was in its first dif­ shall become effective only r Fuller said that more and Prices In Effect Through Saturday, April 29th Single Copy ...... 16c with the members and offidols I more business leaders are be­ By Carrier ...... weekly 76c ficult phases, -which may be why we fail­ of the next General Assembly. coming in-vnlved.. with social MWiniER mr ed, by a narrow margin, to give our ref- The members of tUs Oeneria proUems, end that it is a good THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is exclusively en- erenchim approval to the much larger re­ AssemUy Mted as if tte pay Mgn,, "It is proof that our social 'tttled to the use of republlcatlon of all • protdems 'are not being sidved news dispatches credited to It or not othei^ development proiMsal which would have raises were, nonethUessV'Ikqred wise credited In this paper and also the to their own names In Uteir own ,r hMt enough and that the busi­ Lysol local news published here. revitalized downtown Manchester. ness community must become All rights of republlcatlon of special dis­ present positions. patches nereln are also reserved. How el99> tor Instance, could lnv«Hved,’ f he said. Well, we can travel North, now and He said the- nation's youth The Manchester Publishing Conipany as- one eiqilaU that anytiody m M t siunes no financial responsibility for typo­ then, and wish we had that no vote back. possibly have any reason for W . must be made to realise that Spray graphical errors appearing in advertls- ' not everything is prtiftt motlvat- I r'\i U I I ■ ments and other residing matter In The eluding from the list of Assem­ Manchester Evening Henud. bly officials 'getting better than ed. He said that, stnoe his in- „ voivement with youth and with Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. the regular leglBlatlvc salary Disinfectant Publishers Representatives — Mathews, We Can’t Stand Still increase the office of Deputy - youth problems, " I ha-ve become Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency Speaker of'the House of Repre­ less concerned -with the long —New York, Chicago, Detroit and Boston. 1 refer to what might be called the sentatives? hair, and more concerned with BHerdent Reducing MEMBER AUDIT BCREAtl OF CIRCDLA- time consonants of democracy. It usual­ . the individual brtilnd it " TIONS. Or, If only the title of an of­ ly takes a long Ume for a technological ' i^te introduced and paid tri- 2 fice were in-volved, and not any D ^ la y advertising closing hours Innovation which has been brought into latte to Ms wife, Vltginla, and Denture Fnr Monday — 1 p.m. Friday hint of any particular warm Candy commercial use to show side effects For Tuesday — I p.m. Saturday. flesh and blood. Why should n to hls'”paaent seoretary," Hie. For Wednesday—1 p.m. Monday. which are recognised as being seriously ^ Harry Uoyd. there'be any emeigehoy about For Thursday—1 p.m. Tuesday. adverse. The public, and this is certain­ '*• Dr. Homer Bobbidge, who Is Tablets For Friday—1 p.m. Wednesday. seeing to it that the pooltion of Classified deadline 4;30_p.m. day ly true in the United States, reacts on a •• retiring as jwesldent of the Unl- before publication 4:80 Im day for N.' Deputy Speaker of the House of ^ort time span. If a product Is market- ' verslty of OonnOctiput after 10 J 9 9 14 oz size Saturday and Monday publication. Representatives should be inked Package of 96 aMe and attractive, the pubUc wants to .c yeoie in the post was the prln- Into the bill, without ludqg the Thursday, April 27 have the use of it as quickly as possible. ^ cipal qieaker, fulfilling a year- ^ procedure for an amendment. On Uie other hand, when the secondary old obUgation. 7 When the blU was already 'in-j. effects 'show themselves to be harmful, . Dr. Itebbldge had been sched­ v^ ed In the processes of pas­ that same pubUc Insists on immediate uled to qieiOc at last year's s a g e d The President Offers Two Hopes correction. The problem is that a quick Chamber dinner but had to beg The ^tntor^ptlng conclusion fix Is possibly only at the very early •' oft at almoot the last minute. Lilt Two elements of hopefulness were has,to be mat somebody most stages of that technologricad develop­ Hb was in Mexico that day, rep- have been thinking not about present in the Presldenit’s appeaituice ment. Since that is so, the questions reoenUiig the State Departmmit the title of the office, but of the last night. arise: Should government undertake to , on a government mlaston. Home individual iiUiabtting that title ^ Babbldge'e'formal talk was apply the needed correcUons or should during the present session. devoted to the relevaiiey of the M a yo r Jeha O e e t e ( I M ) First, by announcing that he was'con- events be allowed to run their course? If It not that somebody was we wait, we run the risk of the issue be­ bachelor of eotence degree and Permanent tliuiing with his program of troop -with­ for and somebody was against -> to his proposal for "davahilhg'' Incoming Chamber presld^ coming so charged with bmoUon that having the Deputy. Speaker re­ r it, "just ae this codntry'a cor- John A, DeQuattro praisad drawal from Vietnam, he established rational rtforts to correct the problem, ceive the special additional aal- : reiioy haarbemi devalued.". Morrlaaey for haying brought to that it w as his own considered lnion, now entrenched, are difficult at best and ary increase. i ' He cautioned his Uatenera not the chair “a degree of compb- impossible at worst. In the final analy­ presumably bcuiked by his own diief ad- It had to be that somebody •t, to confuse learning with school- tencb Hut will m bard to fol- sis, -whether we move early or late, vlsens, including the military, that the had kind thoughts, - or .1 tag. "Learning goes on In the low." He pledged Us etforta technologrlcal Issues which are looked at sentiments, about Rap, James . poolroom as well as the school- toward that «td; ' situation in Vietnam could be held suc- rather dlfferenUy by the technical com­ Kennelly, the particulw legis­ , room," he said. Presenting Morrissey with a cessfuUy against the current attacks munity and the general pubUc even- lator who is no# ' Deputy V Hb advocated "some form of Complete Style Kit m tuaUy require public resolution. If the ^ p la q u e , De()uattro noted, from North Vietnam. Speaker. I purpoedtiil letinire, something though he (Morrissey) public has become emotionally charged, Thanks to OovernorVMesklB’s M Hiort of full entry into the labor can we somehow deal with those issues was transferred by the Hart, The day to day run of the military acceptance of affidavits ''from force," for those young adults ford National Bank from Mail- in a rational -way? - with all of their wants of a news, seeming to consist mostly of the various legislators, not, how­ cheater to Hbrtfoird tit the mid* Can we learn to employ technology ever, including Deputy Speaker torinal education fulfiUod, yet die of his term, he still man. qpenlng of new enemy thrusts from one poBlUvely and in a manner that can pre­ Kennelly, to the effect that tiie waiting to be accepted into the aged to. operate the Chamber serve our traditional democratic con­ end of the country to the other, does not handwritten addition to the bUl , . adult society. with that same degree of coni- cepts? Given the encxmous mass and "I would remind you," he give the ordinary layman such an was in the bill and was intend­ pressure of society -with vdilch we must ed to be in the bill while it-was said, I "that the Greek word tit accepting .the <^>timistic feeling. But the i>eople whose contend. It is a most difficult task at being passed, the next Detputy 'Bchola,* from which.-we derive Morrlsbey, idaque, remarked, "X have b)!- position, and whose expertise, are sup­ best. Yet I beUeve It can be done and Speaker will, like the nlajOTtty the wMd 'school,' was tit fact jojr^ serving the Chamber and that a broad scale capabUity in technol­ [ Pinto and minority leaders in tbe a word that meant leisure. A posed to qualify them tor the making of being its tarestdent tit the past ogy assessment may be the key. HIGH MOMENT IN SHRINE CIRCUS NOW AT BROAD ST. House, be paid 18,000 extra for Purposeful lelsurs,*' he said, overall Judgments have apparently as­ I am not speaking here of the small, his distinction and Us Spaolal "could include ouch things as yooY. Having served Mtanchea- sured the President that no m ilitary rout h^idy skUled task groups In tertinblogy labor. yoluntary service tit the mlU- Ur, It will always be of great ciHtcem and meaning to me.' assessment., wbl|$k to under­ But irtiat about the obvious tary, other fonns.of public serv- Sugar Substitute is Imminent and that “\ietnamlzaitlon” He, , then presented th S r:'^ ’ take a specific task for some govern­ Imaginary ptesumptioih on the ^ ice, travel, the Peace Qoeps, is not losing. A Thought fo r Today A w ard. mental agency. That Is important, obvi­ part of those involved that Mr. and a goiod many aotivtties we Sponsored by the Manchester WaSlimS Muskle Op».F»™. ously, but what I ^ referiring to is the Kennelly himself. would be tbe i,. kayein’t even thought and a BVUer, 62, residee at 68 Ade- The second of hope In the CouncU of Churches Sweet g ra d u ^ . 9 o q S (e t ^ , 4H!|iwi^jliC^'M the ptd>- I mapyiof iwhioh,.:!. would iaidb-B4> with U « wife, the fort l^DRUCE WGSSAT - - - Thanks and Appreciation II ' Individual in that'‘ post til the President’s appearance last night lay In Itc ,4o Ipiemriii thS'’kiiw ’‘lk Ibm-meetlng next Legislature? DoeS It iiiean iture to predict, we won’t 'mer Virginia Wheeler of Olya* ABd'niey Flowed nhn even approve of, , don) Md. The couple has a son, both timing aiul content. The appearance assessments of teohiMtogy which must N E A CiAumnist To the Editor, that the various sabMutbOthed be done for almost any community de­ Xs chairman of Bolton’s “Rid- ''Oaiat, ,/naaiis and 8«ntlb- Wade, who lives U Andover and Low P itself was scheduled Immediately after 'TO CARE for another as an tigprs vdio have been caged to­ velopment in t ^ day and age. men.” he oaid, "is what I see and is tit the real estate bobi- adult Is to limit oneself to a Sen. Edmund Muskie of ; ow ad-vances. Us harsh critics Lltter Day”, April 22 post, I gether In the House power the return of I>r. Henry lOssinger from This Is not new. The process has been in my crystal bgll and, by and ness. few words, letters or gifts. To Maine, struggling desperately to' would like to express my per­ structuro during the i9n-19T2 and la going on at various times and say,'’’"H e hsul it coming to Um .” his mission to Moscow. admit to others that we- care stay In a presldentlEd race he sonal thanks and those of the sessions have succeeded in bln^ * Tltt "M" Award recipient places throughout the bind. The element Maybe so, in the tough world for those past or present Is too once dominated, is today a Bolton Conservation Oonunls- ing themselvels Into strnib 'Und ^ ^ tit Baltimore, gradu- The appearance was also scheduled di­ which must be added is one of higher of politics that celebrates only sion to all those who took part oald he ated from St. Paul’s School end 2J1 often considered a mark of Uv- poignant figure. of pact which is gtdng to guar­ BojriilstlcaUon and interdlsclplinairy -vi­ the survivors. But -where, in in ridding our roadsides and by­ rectly befcm the resumption of peace ing in t^ past or being overly It is easy to say that anyone antee everybody, providing he to Jo*®* university, and sion. Over all, there must be a realiza­ senUmentaL tiiese Btaurk judgments, is the ways of unslgditly trash. can get himself elected back, a underoiirrent of “hoUlUty to ^ aomegraduate study at the negotiations In Paris, that resumption who enters the presidential tion that the process is an assessment, So we deny our feeling—miss­ remembrance of Muskie, frail te a ^ and to topnlzed edti- of Virginia. A World arena must be able to take it. Special thanks to town offi­ continuation of his present lead­ being one of the decisions the speech it­ I and that to be useful, it must be inclu­ ing what happens when we and human, like the rest of us? ership status? Do the ^udous cation, as 1 reoogiuK it, _ War' n veteran, he. was a mem- The man who tries is presumed, cials who provided veUcles and BabMdge,' who has taken a sive. learn what deeply caring means ber of the Ninth Air Force, self announced. to know the perils of tiie ordeal It was not muiy months ago drivers and to the Bolton Demo­ legislative figures who have The point is that technology assess­ and we are destined to explore poet at Yale Untvw^ty, tbaU^ gjujxjpaan Theater, earning lour —the risk of defeat, the chance that he was still being strongly cratic Women’s Club who do­ fought for these pay increases ment, in aU puUic proUems Involving the trite and shallow mud flats perceived by countless Demo­ as If they were for themselves ^ t h e P « ^ UitUb stars and the Legion In between these two events, there was of harassment, the crushing nated welcome refreshments at their Bupp^ tat hto ‘ ten years m sports, he was aU , Incoming C ham ^ President John A, DeQuattro technical matters, requires a number of o f life." crats, leaders and rank and file, now feel constrained to make the suggestion that the Kissinger mission Iriiyslcal toU. day’ s end. of roemjfdhv service at the director and coach of foot (right) presents plaque to his predecessor, Widter forums: the professional community, Apparently only the old fash­ as a man of calm wisdom and sure they themaelveif come baok But the actuaUty always Is state university. ^ ^ lacrosse, first at St A. Morrissey. (Herald photos by Buceivicius) and the resumption at Paris were some­ the congrressional committee. Congress ioned, or those of other back­ unifying strength. He was not Most of all, our deepest ap­ and collect them, at^ least until beyond imagining. And, in the how linked together, and that there had as a whole, the executive agency, the grounds, or the Junior Highs the front-runner just because preciation goes to the citizens such time as they shall have be­ “ Ttae,< greatest compliment paui’a School and later at the turmoil of changliig fortunes. It courts, the special interests, and the are aUowed to expreaa how he was the front-runner, as of Bolton including our Boy come eligible for penUons? and tribute you can pay me," imiverslty of Virginia, been, in the field of diplomacy, some is not at all easy to remember public at large. The crucial part of all strong they get about conven­ some like'to argue. He l^d the Scout and Cub Scout troops, our he bald, “ Is to k e ^ a watchful » director of Lydali Iho. Rec Should Move Office the human -vulnerability of the We cannot Imagine 'any nal kind of development which President tbis is that the Congress, trom the stand­ tional and cultural heroes and look of the great rock that gives mothers and fathers, our rtill- and OWonlal B oaK O o. and itb man who tries aind falters. long range success In ainy-effort Nixon could translate into his own point o l government, is the final forum— heroines. men shelter. dren, young and old, big and Twice within a week I saw Ed in the art of present isgixia- “ Thmnnaon t Square area U, of course, only a mands for a. perfect world by ed, Its maintenance will be toe Americans vrbo have as yet to taste the was kUled by natives in the * * I * ^^^rtnimntmc^M snnhTifftr ^ Com m unity Chest, C hartbr 818,410 in equipment, supplies T is^ es noon tomorrow. Hecklers are a said, "Downtown M on ster w ^Oak CouncU BovBoy Scouts of Mouthwash... beginning of the dividends that re­ full benefits of our democratic society, PhlUj^Unes. / a great conrom to me. I e and labor have been donated to reiqionslbUlty of the Farit De­ cruelty the politician is sup- America, Instructors d partment, according to Har­ Rod, Ambor, Groon development is going to be returning to and who would then have the right to In 1761, the inventor of the you tonight — aU of you her® the projeot from various organ­ poeed to endure. Who would ex­ to Handicapped (lOH), Manches- questlcai the value of Us purposes with telegr^h, Samuel F.IB. MOise, izations and indlviduala, kins, -while toe Recreation De­ Baby Powder... this town over many years to come. pect the Insensitive to see the ar«iw at ter Scholarship Foundation, all the problems that portends. Further, was bom in Charlestown, Mass. Som e 86,600 has also bpen partment will be in chajge of 6.75 OZ From now on, assessments and values sadness and bewilderment that s^ent by toe town, Harkins esti­ programming at the various fa­ Family Size 4J1 we would be ignoring our resjXHislbility In 1822, tbe 18th American Baby O il. . . were engulfing Ed MUzlde that ♦lx” Hnltod Fund of Man- cilities. in the wiiole area, the redevelopment it- of world leadership at a time when we president; ^ywwes 8. Grant, mates, on the salaries of em- morning? They were throwing ter.“ , Chester, (campaign dialnnan Pstroloum Jolly. . . Boxes of 200 are not at our competitive best and was bom m^Polnt Pleasant, The bbatiman and master of ployea wbrUng under toe fed­ artf and neighboring territory, will be baseballs at a wooden doU in an 1088), Tow n o f M anchester De- eral emergmey employment -when the vacuum created b y such w ith ­ Ohio. \ ceremonies last night was growing healthier Instead of being, as amusement park. velcq^ment Committee, Amert- -program -who h ave w orked on drawal would be quickly fUled by other 0«aq|» (Tbd) LaBonae. The in- Oh, yes, the catalogue of Mus- canTled Croes of Greater Hart- toe Inject. tbsy were, before redevelopment, in a nations whose desire for growth wlU not Brandt kie’z - campaign mistakes is HorUns’ report Is a require­ be Inhibited by pubUc concern of the en­ h S ^e^tt^Lv Mbgr. Edward Manchester-Bolton Branch state of continual and seemingly un- long. He failed to Identify him­ by the ^ .ivfw — American A m erica n Red R ed Cross. Cross. Blood ment under toe terms by whlcti vironment. TTie only chance we reaUy KING’S Adorn checkaMe decUne^ H e ra ld self clearly with the concerns J. ReariMi. pMwr o« na jamro program of Rod Cro« toe town acquired toe 88 acres. have to keep man and his environment Churrti* The eddrs were pra- What redevelopment has created in that seemed to be troubling (Manchester Qbatrman), Big T h e tow n' paid 860,000 fo r Uve Ouster in balance is by the United States sxert- eented liy a Color Guard of the YesterdayB American voters today. He Brothers of Manchester, and surplus federal land under the ing Its every potential toward the final the North Bnd — or will have fin lrt^ never really won the hearta of fo?'‘Stoer Health Care FaoUitieb Planning coiidltiim that It be developed as Baby Shampoo Hair Spray solution of the major dUenunas facing ercaUiv when the town gets around to 25 Ytors Ago his supporters. He \vants the sa rvb ). MUMC_ tot «u u ier_^ councU for Greater Hartford. a recreation area. civilization. Without the support and ,l«wring was by the Kan MOrt Fails presidency but doesn’t want .to Other projects vtolch have be­ tbs business of carrying out Its own continuing' development technology, This was a Stmday; The Her­ geater Orotaeatra. - (Continued from Fage One) ald did not pubUsh. labor around the clock for the TeWc^tna tdtroduioed the in- AEC Paid $223 MOlion gun or ore planned, according to piedgM face the Omununlty Y bulld- our modern societies could do Uttle but Job. H e cried in public, and fiymtog officers. and board WASHINGTON-rDuring fiscal Harklna' report aiw: any upper house objections to ing around to Its new front lawn and coUapsf. — CXlNCLUDDfO BJOJERITB "that’s not a thing a president 1. H ockey Rink. Land has beep ratification of toe treaties. FROM ADDRESS DEUVERBD BY 10 Years Ago memlMrs ^ had them stand. 1971, the Atoihlo Energy Osn- 4 4 * 9 9 * whm the town exerctses Its opportunity should do.” cleared In on ' area near toe The three who abstained EMILIO liner filled with water la ratification in toe Bundestag on FRANKUN* INSTTTUTB, PHILADELr look and a clsan new start for the com- Is completed and open tpr in- tain peaks behnid Um wherever aadVooniMo. to that order. sign (ITS mUUon) oustomera. ptamvsd, but Harkins says "a M a y 4. PHIA, APRIL 19. spectlon. he moves. As the eclipsing shad- 7 2 .

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Mb*. Joaqih J. Plooke Obituary SOUTH WINDSOR — Mrs. k Eleanor H. Plocke, 67, of 9 Main Muskie Quits Primaries, St., wife of Joseph J, Plocke, Danbury Visitor Wins E n e m y S tiid e h ts died Tuesday at Hartford Hospi­ SOUTHBURY (AP) — Thomas Delfluo, 78, of Nixon Plans tal. Ciranston, R. I., today won $75,000 in a ySuper 75" 85 East Center St Mrs. Plocke was bom In Hart­ (Oonttmiea from Page One) D e a d I n ford and had lived In South drawii^ of the Ckinnecticut state lottery. . At Summit ^t But Hopes for Pdrty Nod fourth suffered heavy damage. Windsor for 18 years. She had Delfino said he has no special ^ans for his win- New Pullback, They had attacked the cruiser been employed as a clerk at ninsrs, which include $5,000 he picked up in a week­ Oklahoma City and the destroy­ WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPE Cl^ (Continued from Pisge One) the man with the best chance the pr^ent system "makes no the former Pilgrim Laundry of C o y e iit i^ ly drawing, but he says he will spend half of it in ers Richard B. Anderson and of beating Nixon « sense.’’ sachusetta and Hubert Humph- East Hartford. Danbury where he bought four tickets. Chirke. The U.B. diips were not (Oentlnaed irom Page One) The decision to step down He said a system of regional Survivors, besides her hus­ Mrs. Nancy Lavariere of Waterford won $20,000 dam aged. MARCUERITE DAISIES bunch Full Bombing rey upset him In Pennsylvania g^me after full evaluation of primaries might be devised and band, are two daughters, Mrs. man at the high scfiool and Ber where he had been the choice .. . .. and $10,000 checks went to Donald Slater of Mil­ The North Vietnamese struck the Pennsylvania results which would be preferable to the Judith N. Robbins of Bristol.and rlault, a sophomore.. of Gov. Milton Shapp. ford and Martin Dolan of Woodside, N. Y. In Quong Tri Provlnoe with U.S. pullout from Vietnam, ac­ he said "were obviously more present expensive and exhaust- Mrs. Gail L. Maim o t CJenter- McGovern new almost dpu- tanks artillery and infantry on The accident occurred abou' (Oootteued from Page One) cused Nixon o t "political trick- discouraging’’ than they had jng grind. brook; a brother, Edward W. ■ The new weekly winning number is 73560. ■ • m Muskte in delegates with four sides of Quang 'Tri cHty, 10:S0. PoUde said, the car wat OPEN TO 9 P.M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY ||| seemed Tuesday night when he "I’ve been making a major Hilton o t North Branford; and V northernmost of South l^et- northbound on 81 and the truol face and their (the Republl- Humphrey to closing |,g ^oQid press on. effort longer than any other two grandchildren. Massachuetts New York was eastbound on 44A. It wai of progress at Paris stems . , . „ with 80. George Wallace has 77- Asked how he felt now that candidate. I was regarded as nam’s imovlnolal capitals. from an appraisal that North <^sna) jobs. Funeral services wiU be to­ atiH under Investigation. i The Maine senator declined decision was made, Muskie the front runner two years be- Vietnam’s mlUtary push will be ^ morrow at 11 a.m. at the Calla­ Lottery Number Lottery to speculate which of the other said: "Relaxed.’ ’ fore I announced,” he eald. accompanied by a negotiating han Funeral Home, 1602 Main CAMBRIDGE,-Mass. (AP) — NEW YORK (AP) — A candidates would be most Muskie, who seemed to suffer Muskie, 89, had been conaid- bid and from "fat^r notice- xm JJW U l' A U v v lJ . St., East Hartford. Burial wiU Hie winning number chosen to­ The winning number o t helped by hto ^ withdrawal— more than anyone els© In the ered for months os the clear be In Cedar HiU Cem etery, day in the fourth week of the tills week’s New York able diplomatic activity that WesthlU Social Oub will Humphrey or MeCkivem. Hartford. " *' brutal primary grind which In- frontrunner, for the party’s des- Massachusetts lottery system State lottery to 208689. has been going on. ’ kitchen social tomorrow Muskie said at a news confer­ cludes a near record 28 sepa- Ignation to oppose President Friends may. caU at the fu­ was 746760. Holders of tickets with He, referred to the return to at 1:30 p.m; at Herrmann Hail ence hto original strategy of en­ rate primaries this year, said Nixon in November. neral home tonight from 7 to 9. ‘Hie number, chosen by Cam- aU six numbers in correct Paris of Le Due Tho, Hanoi’s at WesthlU Gardens. ITie group tering as many primaries as he The famUy suggests that any iMrldge city officials, was to'In­ order win |00,000. Holders top poUtlcal figure .St the Paris also plkn tiie menu for a could afford the time, energy Francia L. DeToUa memorial contributions may be clude three |60,000 winners, and of tickets wUh tiie last conference. And he predicted picnic in June, and money for, "was a mis­ made to the Hartford or Bristol Ghana^s Ex-President VB2W0N — The funeral of was based on soles o f S,M7,482 five digits in order win the prospects as to whether ------take.’ ’ Francta L. DeToIIa, 19, o f 272 Associations for Retarded ChU- tickets. $6,000; the last four digits, serious peace negotiations 'will ’The Manchester Civic Orches­ That strategy, Muskie said, SUnner Rd., adio waa killed dren. \ Lottery offlciaki said in the Dies in Guinea Exile f , I oIdo, and the last three now be possible wlU become tra ' will rehearse Monday- at "required that I make a major last nlj^t In a car and truck four weeks a total of about 14 digits $00. Those holding clear before Nixon’s trip to the 7:30 in the cafeteria at Man- _ ___ DAKAR, Senegal (AP) — minister when Ghana gained In- coUlsicsi In Coventry, will be Emory O. HUI effort and a major expenditure mUUon tickets have been sold. tickets with the last two Soviet Union M ay 22-29. chester High School instead of 'resources In ^every "^primary Kwame Nkrumah, . the former dependence from Britain In Saturday at 10;1S a.m. from the COVENTRY—Emory O. HUI, GOOD digits hi order are eUglble 76, - Thuy told newsmen as he ar­ urday at 1:80 p.m. at the Potter Church, will officiate. Burial in bold patterns, jacket 20.00 Muskie said some of hto sup- score can be achieved, there rived for the session that Polit­ neral home tomorrow from 2 to The Rev. Elmer Dreyer will of­ In the* vicinity of the Central m ent). porters around the country could be a corresponding reduc- Funeral Home, 466 Jackson St., wtil be In Whpping Cemetery. shirt 4.60; slacks 8.00 buro member Le Due Tho “will 4 and 7 to 9 jun. ficiate. Burial wUl be in Zion business District (CHD) and One of the Issues often dis­ have Indicated they want to tlon In the level and intensity of Willlmantic. Burial wUl be in Ftinds may call at the funeral soon be in Paris.” His return HUI Cemetery, Hartford. asks the Planning and Zoning cussed in consideration ot the continue working in hto behaU. our retaUatory response to that Center Cemetery. FuU mlUtary home tonight from 7 to 8. from Hanoi would make pos­ The Taylor and Modeen Fu­ rugged plajnvear for him, a zip Oommtosion to consider such problem of revitalizing down- "I 'Will, of course, welcomje and Invaslmi.” honors will be accorded at The family suggests that any zone changes and to repMt bcusk town Manchester to whether or sible the resumption of secret graveside. neral Home, 186 S. Main St., front jacket with knit cuffs/ appreciate those efforts.” Porter warned the North memorial contributions may be West Hartford, to In charge of to this committee as soon os not the OBD should be expand- talks such as he held last year Friends may caU at the fu­ deep pockets, a crew neck cotton Muskie said he will ccmtlnue Vietnamese: "It will not be wltii U.S. presidential adriser made to the American Cancer arrangements. knit shirt and Billy the Kid possiUe.” ed. to speak out on the issues practical to hold meetings If neral home tomorrow from 7 to Society. " r*" Henry a . Kissinger, and the 4 9 p.m . There are no calling hours. “saftnee” flares, jacket 21.00 around the country and from you continue to refuse to deal ___. . . . . The famUy suggests that any prospect o t this is believed to shirt 4.00; flares 6.60 be one o fthe major factors that Mrs. Emma D. Recknagel memorial contributions may be Theron E. Nevem Nixon to still the target In No- present invasion and includiiv genera) broustit the Americans back to RCXIKVHjLE — Mrs. Emma made to Christ Lutheran vember, Muskie said, restating problems of peace Theran Elton Nevers, 47, of C hu rch ., fo r summer he’ll be neat and the peace talks. Warehouse Point, formeriy of Burkhardt Recknagel, 91 of comfortable in his BiUy the what had been the keystone o t prisoners of war and But neither Xuan Thuy, the Manchester and South Window, Hartford, a Rockville native, hto campaign. He had cam- missing in action. Only y,jg ^orth Vietnamese delegation Kid jeans shorts and his Wallace paigned even In tiie primaries as stance 'wlU keep us at died yesterday at a South Wind­ died Tuesday at a Wethersfield 0,.. chief, nor M rs. Nguyen 'Thi convalescent home. She was the Taj Mahal Costly Beery cotton knit shirt, sor convalescent home. shorts 6.50; shirt 6.00 Blnh, the Viet Cong delegation M r. N evers w a s 'b o m M ay 8, widow of Christian F. Reck­ . AGRA, India — A 'vast army leader. Indicated in their com­ nagel. ja ^ ts in huslqr sizes 10-20; A ments to newsmen any change 1924 In M anchester and bad lived of Hindu workmen labored for shirts husky 8-20; slacks and In South Windsor most of ^ Mrs. Recknagel was bom in 22 years buUding the ’Taj Mahal in the long-standing Communist life, moving to Whrebouse Point RockvlUe and had lived most and It neighboring palace and shoito huslQr 4-12 and waist 26-86 ^ ANTENNA SPECIAL! position, which calls for a fixed six years ago. He was ei]|^oy<^ of her life in Hartford. She was mosque in the 17th century. withdxaWhl . date for U.S. as a machinist'at tife-Ambo' ir member of Christ Lutheran Estteates of its cost range from fo r c « ;^ A halt In'^the support o f Church, Hartford. $20 miUton to $60 m illion. President Nguyen Van Thleu IW Tte AHIjmNA IN^Alte'nON and establishment of a coalition Personal Notices goventot^ent^’il^dgon. *(?•; ? ^ ■ Both sharply denounced Pres­ In Memoriam B IN 0 O F ^ ’iCtmiNO THE JFD lOG PERIODIC U/V/FM COMBO ident Nixon’s speech on Viet­ P VBRMON — 'Hie funeral of In Ipvins memory of Charles Oar- . ANTBiNNA AND THE BLONDER TONGUE FULLY AUTO­ nam Wednesday night. In which row Sr., who PMsed away April 27. EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Glen V . Audlbert, 18, a t 229 1971. MATIC, SOLID STATE ROTOR SYSTEM. he said the first order of busi­ South St., who was kiUed last ness today 'would be "to get the night In a car and tmck coUl- Each day that dawns biinss EAST CATHOUC HIGH SCHOOL BEOinUIBLY SXUL enemy to halt his invasion of thoushts of you, 7:Se PJtf. Complete Department Store sion in Coventry, will be Satuiv Etoch evenihs a silent prayer. FO B $14836 ON SALE NOW $129.95 South Vietnam and to return For deep in the heait that lov4d 7 STRIPS FOR $1.00 — REGULAR tc SPECIALS day at 8:16- a.m. frcrni the you m ost, tor Everyone trom the American prisoners of Burke FUneral Home, 76 Pros­ You will always be there. GREATER CASH PRIZES Open Doily 1o 5:30 w ar.” Some may think you are torgoUen, pect ,8t., RockvlUe, with a Mass But the wound is aa fresh today. 116 NEW STA’TE RD., MANCHESTER Tots to Teens UNIVERSAL TV SPECIALISTS of Christian Burial at St. Ber­ As when you left me biwen hearted, School Cafeteria at Rear of School Open Thursday nard’s Church, RockvlUe, at 9. Just one year ago today. 956 MAIN STREET IN Astronauts Burial wUl be in St. Bernard’s DONATION — $1.00 S SS Always remembered DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER... 7 444 (Continued from Page One) Cemetery, RockvlUe. Wife, Janie NigMs fill 9M He w as bom Nov. 16, 1963 in ported seeing features which Manchester, son of PhUip and could have been carved by vol­ Rosamond Cjrr Audlbert of South St., and was a senior at canoes. One formation, said Duke, RockvlUe High School. . “had the shape of very subdued Survivors, besides hto par­ old cinder cones or something ents, are a sister, Mrs. Ray­ of that nature. To us, it looked mond Girard of Vernon; ' a brother, Henry J. Audlbert of like it might have been a source of some volcanic activi­ Fairfield; and hto paternal grandmother, Mrs. Esther ty way, way back.” Audlbert of Bristol. Mattingly, who orbited the moon al(»ie three days while FMends may caU at the fu­ neral home tomorrow from 2 to his crewmates probed the sur­ 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. face, reported “a big hole in the side wall of this crater, and it appeared that there was ma­ terial oozing out. It looked like it was filled with a pool of ma­ terial and then this material had run down the side.” Mission Control officials said he meant the material had oozed out In the past and was not still active. It could be an old lava flow, they said. In an earlier discussion. You Can Make More Money Young and Duke both cautioned BY SHOPPING BLAU'S U HOUR it would be premature to specu­ late on what lunar secrets might be unlocked by the rocks 2 Come To BLAU'S . . . You Save More Than You they picked up on the moon. Yes. VVe're Cleaning House for Skipments of new “■We have to wait until we get back to the laboratory to find Make' If You Need FURNITURE-BEDDING-LAMPS out what we’ve got," Young -CARPETING-TV- APPLIANCES - ANYTHING for into us that we Don't Hove Room to Skow or even store, So this is the only way — said. Almost Give It Away! We've got Odd Lots, One-of

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MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1972 PAGE ELEVEN PAG E TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1972 1 Room, 1 Teacher, 9 Pupils Trade Church Women OR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB CO PPER HARSem, Mkita sslonauy children ta Japam, as here. ’The country out here ta so Celehrate May (A P ) — " I used to dreaip about am advisor. silent amd beautiful, rich with Deficit From Your teaching ta a one-room school- “ She amd I write eaich other nature." Fellowship Day 'Flu'Illnesses . house when I was a kid," aays and exchamge ideas about what > But, he adds, scenery isn’t R. Douglas Livingston, “ hut I ’d works , and uriiat doesn’t. The everything. “ My soclad life cam "Behdld the Woman" is the given it up 1^ the time I atdrt- students trade tape oasaettOs; get to be a drag. I’m a city Grows theme er Hambor totads one girl Bach woman attending the Dear Dr. Lamb— ^Will you infection or flu is mainly to- School District — enroUment ta kindergarten, two ta the first times.’ ’ day. for the first time. Nancy and waters In the worid. This does authentic one, is printed here event will bring a salad for the please comment on the dif­ treat the symptoms. None of, nine. After two years at Copper The department sadd the Ted LaBonne had asked my hus- not hold true of other areas of in paperback by Bantam, grade, one working In both sec­ However, there are auivam- noon luncheon. ’The program ference between a virus and these medicines cfin-actually Harbor, he says, “I really love ond amd third grataes, two girls tages. $684,8 million deficit ta trade band and I to take a trip to Spain and yoil may wish to keep Cochlnillo Asado 'Will begin at 1 p.m. in the the flu? Also, how do you get rid of the virus., Nature, it here, but . . . at times I start accounts .in March waui slightly Spain with them. Most of our a bottle of mineral water in (Roast Sucklli^ Pig) and thp school’s only boy ta the " I cam give the kids a great church sanctuary. Baby sitters get the flu, how do you get has to do the rest. ,, going buggy. fourth grade amd two more smaller than the February red- time would be ^n t on the your hotel room. 1 three-week old pig weighing dead of iiersonal attention, spot will be available for this special rid of it and how do you girls ta the fifth. ink figure, but for January, Oosta del Sol, Spain’s sun coast, Por lunch at the Rltz, I had approximately 6% lbs., Coughing and sneezing " I don’t like to think how problems before they have a day of Christian fellowship, avoid it? How do you deal much (g my stdary goes for The Cincinnati native heard chamce to develop amd madee February and Mauch combined, with a couple of days in Madrid steak de Mero Addbado Grille cleaned and dressed without covering the face the deficit exceeded the pre­ vdilch is open to all church with a person who is a car­ does disseminate infected 1 o n g-dtatance phone calls. about the Copper Harbor job them work them out rather and a one-day trip to Segovia, with Salsa Romescu — Black 4-6 cloves of garlic, chopped women. rier, who continues to cough vious largest quarterly deficit droplets, which helps to ThaU’s m y main avocation, di­ "from a friend of a friend of a than letting them cop-out. You Prior to the trip, I spent con- Grouper Steak with iRomescu 2 medium onions chopped ’nie Fellowship of the Least and sneeze without covering by about $178 million. transmit respiratory inac­ rect dialing. It’s how I made it friend” ta college. " I jun^ped at cam’t hide here.’’ slderable time studying the Sauce, “nils sauce is more often bunch of parsley, chopped Coin envelc^s will be collected his mouth and has had a cold It wau9 during the laiet three tions, including flu. Besides, through my first winter here.” the chamce. The first . time I After Copper Harbor, most Spanish culture, art, and the spelled Romesco. It is a E^>ecial- sprig of thyme or H tea­ at this meeting, and new ones for three months without months of 1971 that the pre­ it is just common courtesy ’The winter population of Cop­ saw Copper Harbor, I felt like students go to high school ta culslne. Tbls, is something I do ty of the province of Tarragmia spoon powdered thyme distributed. The ‘‘leeuit coin,’ ’ missing a day’s work and ex­ vious largest quarterly deficit to cover your face when this per Harbor is “ about 27“ but ta I’d come home. I really love,it Cadumet. prlw to any trip or tour. Then, where contests are held to see 1 bay leaf' sdiich is set aside each month pects you to do the same? wais recorded. to whatever knowledge I who makes the best sauce. Us- Ml cup dry white wine by the indi'vldual, is a tangible How come doctors do not occurs. the summer “ with tourists and A trade deficit occurs when h a ^ gained by continuing m y uaUy it is served with fish. A ^ cup water token of sharing in a woridwlde prescribe antibiotics to set There is no such thing, as people, with summer homes, the the value of foreign goods ng and studying whenever purist would use a motar and y» lb. lard fellowship of prayer. It la col- rid) of a three-mQpth cold? a cold for three months. popidatlon Jumpis to near 200.’ ’ brought Into the country ex­ The community nestles adong Group Hits Abortion Ruling I am in my hotel room. pestle although an electric salt and pepper looted annually and given in the W ould a steam bath and Anyone who has symptoms ceeds the value of American Ladce . Superior’s shoreline— HARTFORD, Oonh. (AP) — madn ta effect while am appead What really is ^vanish cul- blender is more common today. Put bay leaf, thyme, chopped name of Christian women to a massage help those aching of a “cold” that last mote goeds taken out. about am far north as you can is under way. f nor^enco Sauce garlic, onlor.« and parsley in- fund to be used for ministries muscles between the shoul- than a week should certainly The federad court wddeh ruled Government officlads say this go ta Michigan’s Upper Penin­ It also urged the Oenerad As­ comes first to mind ^ ^ t it Is ^ sm€ai tomato, peeled and side pig. Salt and pepper outside of mercy on every continent der blades? see a doctor. A “ cold” that t Camnecticut’s abortion law un­ is bad because it increases the sembly t o "det 'W ith prudence made differently in various reg­ seeded of pig and place it in an earth- and for experiences which lasts for three months i»" sula. r nation’s balamce-of-payments ions and from restaurant to Dear Reader— Most of the Copper Haubor has a stater constitutional warn “ swayed by and courage” by pamatag legla- 1 small dried hot chill pep- enware dish. Pour In wine and create Christian community something else. It may be an deficit and puts pressure on the restaurant. We think of garlic illnesses that we call the flu schod-^atao one room and nine ungrounded, soclad arguments la t io n “ reinforcing th e right to per (or powdered cayenne water in equal parts (about across national, racial and de­ allergy or it may be a stability of the dollar. But it and olive oil which, of course, are caused by a virus. Vi­ students—ta Ka^rana Ken, Ja­ which completely’ Ignore the life of the unborn.” 2 per) cup each) until bottom of dish nominational lines. chronic lung infection or also means that consumers are enters into many dishes of pea­ ruses differ from bacteria pan. rights of the child the womam The judgment of the federal 1 cloves garlic, peeled is covered. Put lard in dish Mrs. Ethel Hubbard and Mrs. ch ron ic sinusitis. In any not letting up in their demand sant origin. in that a virus can onl^grow Livingston, a Wheaton Od- carries,’’ the Connecticut Cath­ court warn formadly filed in New 2 dozen hazlenuts, toasted and an.d roast in preheated moder- Ruth Cavta head the luncheon case, it deserves medical at­ for imported items. lege grauhiate, sadd he 'wasn’t olic Conference sadd Wednes­ Haven earlier Wedneaday, amd ’The food of Spain, like that Edielled ate oven (360) for one hour. committee. Members of the a living cell. That is tention without further de-' ’The Commerce Department prepared for a one-room sebod day. of our own country, is one of % cup olive oil Turn pig over, pouring off liquid May PVdlowshlp committee are why research on Aiiruses is lay. •. State Atty. Gen. Robert K. K ill­ said the size of the deficit by his college courses, so he ’Ihe Romam Catholic group regional dldies. Many great M cup wine vinegar which has formed. Brush skin Mm. John Haney, Mm. Thomas done by putting the viruses ian ta expected to aak for a "probaldy reflected both the di­ Parker and Mm. Kenneth Ben- inside o f eggs or animals for The reason doctors don’t uses Mrs. Virginia Hogue, a cadled for a stay of the judges’ stay of the abortion ruling recipes have their origin in the 1 teaspoon salt 'With olive oil and return to always give antibiotics to vergent economic growth rates sen. study. Bacteria, on the other family friend teaichlng mis- ruling so the old law may re- Thuraday. ' humble peasant’s pot. Olive oil Grind nuts, pepper, tomatoes oven. Continue baking until skin hand, can be OTown on gela­ treat colds is that, unless here amd abroad, and the initial impamt of the recent adjust­ and garlic were brought to and garlic in a mortar or elec- is crusty and golden brown. tinlike material with vari­ there is an associated bac­ 7 Spain by the early Romans, trie blender with salt; gradually Baste frequently. ous nutrient substances in terial infection of the throat, ments ta exchange rates.’’ In addition, it said, strong H ie influence of the Moors can add olive oil. When sauce thick- ’This pig is well done, has a Craft Program it. or sinuses, they don't do any .'i be found in certain seasonings ens, blend in vinegar. Makes 1- nice crusty skin which is quite economic growth domesticadly There is no sure way to good. Antibiotics are not ei-' as well as those which were IH cups. edible.' Some of the fancier, in the first quarter stimulated Planned at Rec prevent the flu and it is fective against common vi-> brought back fnmi the Far The sauce is served alongside more expensive restaurants do the flow of Importe ta the passed through the air like rus infections, such as flu.-^ East. The Spaniards returned the fish. Hazelnuts are wild fill- not make this dish anywhere Mm. Edward Madsen of Glas- United States while export many itwns from their posses- berts, and you can substitute near as well as Botin, tonbury wUl give a craft dem- «ny other vbrus. ^ e^ ^ ^ are A steam bath and a mas--; gains were restricted, “ by the sions, America beta one. Tom a-' the latter. The things that impressed me onstraUon featuring leaded glass very many J^ings J ou sage for aching muscles are^ slow pace ot economic growth ta toes, peppers and potatoes came For truly great dining, most about Madrid though were t o m o r ^ l^ m 10in to U11 •M 80 a.i^urn onn do to cure^ it once ^ you often helpful. People who,; most of our major markets St. Pierres Wed 45 Years at the West Side Recreation ,. c.oriort are seriously ill, or individ-',. abroad.” from America to create a dra- Hort;her’s serves the classic the great works of art. The vide symptomatic support, maUc change in Spanish cook- cuisines of several countries. It world-famous Prado Museum uals with heart or circula­ Also, the department said, Mr. and Mrs. Emlllen St. i^ierre. Mm. Yvonne Gauthier which means itenty tag. is operated by a German' gentle- with Its fine collections, the tory diseases, should be;.i the initial impamt oi the curren­ Pierre of 6 Quaker Rd. were and M ^ ^ ^ t Z l careful about using 'steam,.; We„Y shall begin u.in Madrid —— man "..V.who greets his customers .-...■...o j^iouLgreat wurKsworks iHin Uthe16 t-siace Palace uj li» • iirAnohnatAr rioris HninAn ~.™— tson and takinif medicines to cy readignment, which featured which is a cosmopoOltan city. As as his own personal guests. His Madrid are beyond description. *eted last Saturday evening at v-m on Mm R ita R o s s lt t ^ window hangings, which relieve headache and reduce baths, however, except un-*. a devaduation of the doUatr, in New York City, you will find son does most of the managing looking at copies is not like see- a 46th wedding anniversary cele- Hartford Mm Irene Weiss of exhibits at area art shows. - -- -- ...... der a doctor’s advice. , ^ may have been aUlverse, since fever I f the condition is bad it increased the price of im ­ r ^ u m n t s fe a t u i^ Oration at the Bolton Lake West Simsbury, and Emile St. enough to justify this. What­ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE AS^N.) nic cuisines as weU as the Span- his eye upon everything. It was ------^ ^ ^ ^ ^ s of w M flo w m »md cWl- ports without a corresponding lata. Madrid taaa given its name recommended to me by a gen- flren on wood and will give tips reduction ta the volume. given by the couple’s children. Henry St. Pierre, ail of Maine; The depaurtment sadd that to some dishes. When you see tiemanly captain nanied Man- Printing Bill $32 Million ’The couple was married April and 24 grandchildren. All of the ‘ plaques to the word “ Madrilena’ ’ or “M euI- uel who serves at the Spanish Can you still have seausonally aidjusted imports ta WASHtNG’TON—’The printing 26, 19?7 at St. Peter’s CJiurch in children attended the ptirty tmd JJJP* ..I*, v.Lll. Mairch totaled $4,476 billion A*f,*” n'**” »h** Congress, in c lu d ^ L e w ^ n , Maine and came to the guests of honor received a She will have a variety of fim a successful wedding while exports totaled $8,800 bil­ I ^ d . ’ ’ A c ta a ^ ’ there is no the printing of bills resolution^ Connecticut in 1,»;0. They lived gift of money, iahed - products------on display ------smd- lion. trueHUB cuisinev u iw e ofoi Madridjnaana butoui you cuisine, on. Park Avenue in ^New amendments and other papers, in East Hartford before com-riAwi. Mr.^1* St.At Pierre is associated if you are not registered ^ find the many regional York City. The Paril- Congressional Reeprd, tag to Manchester in 1962. with his son Robert at the VU- Th® ®’* ‘ Wt is o p e ^ o the pub- in the Crockery Snoppe's dishes here. J! „ ^ totaled about »32 mUUon in fls- They have 10 children, Eu- lage Barber Shop, 312 Mata St. U® *>'«« charge. The nursery Bridal Registry? We stayed at the Hotel Rltz « . By Spanldi standards, so is gene St. Pierre, Robert St. (Herald photo by ^ Pinto) wiU — not - -be open,------but " children — in Madrid, cne of the finest Horcher’s but not for moat U.S. ______1 may accompuiy their pcumita possibly yes, but we hotels in the 'worid. ’The service residents, to the event. will make it a lot happier! is impeccable which applies to A visit to Madrid would not School Menus all service, not Just food. Hils •*® complete without a meal at ( <»Mn I 11 is service ta the grand manner -Antigua C u a Sobrtao de Botin 844 The cEufeteria menu for Man­ I o i:m \i. \\ I \\i and one can eiudly be spoiled, which means the old or antique chester public schools M ay 1-0; 1:1 \ I \i ’ A ’The Rltz dining room is fiunous. bouM of the ne|taew of Botin. Monday; Bidced link sausEige, Main Street At lunch Euid-dinner, a id x^ ece Fcunded ta 1728, it is famous mashed potato, buttered green m I I I K < 1 I AM It's strings orchestra plays the fin- J®*' roast suckling pig and beans, bread, butter, milk, a|>. M\ t . K(l. 'I . n-hrstir est olassical music. You see the fjf ^M)^ed ta ptawuice. C -*■' ri fe,.-. >;ir> .«vMi ti.4 "■’•I group only as you enter the din- , ® original Wens. The mbnu '^esday: Creamed chicken on tag room, a wall separating the i® n la carte but most inexpen- rice, cranberry sauce, buttered UFB " men .from the diners. , s l v ^ ’Ihe sim kli^ pig emts J86 peas and egrrots, b ijs ^ butter, t When seated at table, you w ill' P®!®!?®?." three doUars. milk,, chocolate oidce. IDENTIFICATION VAMiri PAUL sewoin be asked if you wish a ^ Wednesday; Frankfurt on a -M IA t tlSSOES 0 1 2 0 0 cwktail, whether It is at the '^“ ‘® ‘® 80 pesetas or less PASSPORT PHOTOS M SH MS roll, E’rench fried potatoes, but­ 9 T m s f p l a c e s P Rltz or a simple little cantina. ***??',? * ^ cents. tered beets, milk, ice creaun. SALEM NASSIFF Usually, you wlU have had one B oto ta noisy, e ro d e d , vdth ’Thursday: Itaillan spaghetti 0 . ■ A 1 ORMICRA SHOP ft SSUinO ICKAFf ^ o e HICKOKY ta the bar or cocktail lounge. ®®/^®®- ementW with meat sauce, toesed saUad, CO E U n St., BfaaobMtnr The wine steward will take y^r one have a wscrvatiw. It breaid, butter, milk, Jello with 61S-78W Read Herald Advertiseineiits B A t - 0 - O S M C i ISesjAt. 2 9 ^ order for mineral water, with or f ^ ^ down- topping. m p E « . wlthout carbonatlon, as well as H Friday: Tomato soup, toeurted iD H A T O J U I C E (3 f 2 9 ^ for the wine. Madrid city water, ™®*Pb®ta but th® f®®d 1® the Service Notes cheese sandwich, potato sticks, ______- ^ same whatever table you are , Marine Pvt. Valentine 0UCE •pEW: and singing. This will ^ the Marine Corps Base, Camp Air Force T. flgt, Albert La- ®t university stadenta Lej^une, N.C. Marche, b ro th e rlf Mrs. Diane dressed ta the costume of med- ____ -.n 1. j .. j When using ilieftover cooked lama L!¥B f m iO H OK. Mchaud of RockvlUe, has grad- around ta cor ^ Cosmetics ievaU troubaulours p la y in g ^4 MANCHESTER Air Force MaJ. James P . RI- uated from the A ir University ^ recipe always cut M^grind It ^ SPECIAL 'ttzoceotf ^ ^ d y * &OSBN ^$AHS guitars amd mandolins. ’They oux, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip acaidemic instructor course at ***’ ^ ...... just before you aire reaidy to use IT’S are called the tuna. It ta cus- J. Rloux of 333 HiUtard fit., has Maxwell AFB, Alabama. tomaury for them to accejit con­ OMIONS tributions or a glaiss of wine 25% from the listeners. Who cares OFT' Liggetts if some of them look a bit old BBO. PBIOBS A t the Paiicade to be students. The followtag recipe for the 1HHHBR5 " o -l MANCHESTER {rig comes from Botin, was taken from The Spanish Cook­ W M u ir '^ |g. 69^ book h y Bairbara Norman, as SAVE IROill’ rtssM euBBff- ■ ' COpECtICIJT SALVAGE INC. CAdbA6t * y *5^ «40 HILUARO $r. (mt. Adimi) OVER MANCHCSTER. CONN. Levrs OVER m i sPEciAis rtN oeM crm « DBB8SES 0 0 TO CHOOSE HI NEIGHBOR! FROM Aimicm ctiFBsB Lots of people came FOR4SALS On this season’s SPORT MART last weekend to see 7 PARK SIBEET m e 7 9 ? how much I was most sensational BOOKVILLB, CONN. PijBvauB^poanaoe, taking off. They I New Ford Pinto Squlra TEL. 87MIN 7 9 ^ men’s Brigade Boot g s j c a v . ‘ 6 COUPON must have liked out of the way (and Is counter­ 2 ’ Ford’s al|-^8W subcompact station 'iTi what t h e y saw, $ I wagon. Phoits a lively 2000-co. en- balanced to stay up by Itself). See bITH mi^CMPOM biTH iHI^CdUPOkl full leather liaing. harnesa the base Pinto Wagon, too — It's ’cause we sold a lot rglns. .^. dan pack over 60 pu. ft. of DAII^ SfBOAlS s a l t s of things. And since strapa, higher pitched heel, > cargo.. ( and you can pack It with sticker-priced below most com­ leather aole. snoot toe, 14" high. petitors! At your Ford Oealer's. we'd rather sell i '■ I ease thtough a gate that lifts up LAHDOlAUeS flZlEO CLAMS 'Tom.LS Many Other Stylea. Not All than move the stuff “ 6 to our new location (it’ll be just a few minutes from, REG. RETAIL $9.M Sizes.' Come Early for Best LARGEST SELECTION OF -gimtE. here), we’re taking 10% and 20% off our already SelecUon. Over 3M pair in stock. NEW BICYCLES IN THE 6 0 U & 1 VERNON AREA IB. 21 7 low prices on some more goodies this weekend. twis0Q'» Professionally Assembled UF& m m $ Off Here is a 100% incomplete list of what we'll be s m e n y FBB6H ^ 3DE CfiOpo>lPER.FA«llLy JOE C00p0iiPER.FA«liLy peddling: RIOgUBlT $30.0q n/ALID A p t ^ i/AUD A P K € 6 ~ K 7 Brentwood canisters, breadboxes and waste­ I A" KEDEBM eEOEEffVAT baskets; Stainless Steel flatware; Silver p la t^ coffee sets; shutter doors and louvres; paint brush­ es; ladies’ and children’s clothing; towels of ^1 $ 1 0 9 0 Oran 'nrino Squire kinds; color and B&W T V ; Colonial wing chairs; I One ff three all-new wagons In MGIMIII quiet-rlding comfort... new 4-coil i Ford'A mId-sIze .Torino line. Com- suspension smooths out that ride American of Martinsville tables, chairs and cabi­ . . . front disc brakes help bring nets; mirrors; light fixtures; Westinghouse ranges I pletew ChangejOl for '72. Cargo ' area iholda a big 83.5 ou. ft. New the ride to a confident stop. Plus and dishwashers; table lamps; car-home tape play­ ; body'/frqme Construction gives Ford’s 3-Way Magic Ooorgatel ers ; counter tops; plus lots I can’t rememb^. Also, POST ROAD PLAZA some new items like Hoover vacuums and snampoo- MAIN STREET, ROUTE 30 polishers, American of Martinsville boudoir chairs, VERNON, CONN. 872-3159 fancy wall clocks, and all the things I forgot. EXPERT REPAIRS So come visit the Glorious Emporium and sample ON BICYCLES the free delicious coffee while you decide if you'd like to luake our moving' easier by buying our MON. Mm SAT. 9:30 A.M. to t:M f.M . goodies (some baddies). As usual, everything car­ OriN THURS. A FNI. EVENINO 'til 9 ries full guarantee as well as our own “ no-hard- CLOSCD THURt. A.M. 'lU 1:30 time money back if not satisfied in every way guarantee. (Wait until my old English teachfir sees Ford LTO'Cowilr^ ••• SHARPENING ••• brakes. Rich, woodgrained side that sentence I) W e’ll really enjoy seeing you. One of seven '(ull-size wagons laqe 40TARV LAWN MOWER BLADES OFEN from the No. 1 wagon sellers. LTD paneling. And the convenience of GRASS SHEARS, luxury, quiet. With all this: 351 2V Ford'e famoua 3-Way Magic Door- ALSO KNIVES, SOSSORS, ETC. gelar Model with dual facing rear HHMBMBBB OUB EX- M0II..TIK 1 V-8. Crulse-O-lSatic transmission. We honor Chirge Catdt aeate also available. HADMDrO HOVBSi FBI- S A T . m U L MANCHESTER STORE QNLY Power ateering. Power front disc ALL BICYCLES & REPAIRS Btftn M to t m b MTUB- T0 S:30F.M. GUARANTEED n a n u to < 8. WB BB«rr A ib w lM lM n i has yowstte wagon. TRADE-INS ACCEPTEP UNTt OPimirED..TMRS. MANCHESTER PARKADE, MANCHESTER KEYS MADE F R L H f PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAN(3HESTER, (JONN., 'THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1972 PAGE THIRTEEN r ’. p f ¥ T beliefs or religious traln- Consumer, Car V j I l c t l l t J I l g C B lug. The fact that the grants About T om^ €k>vernors Ask Riddick Guilty Pullback to DMZ ClUtens . trip South Windsor South Windsor Coimse Topic I'arocniaia Act than directly to the sch^ls, wuiiamsburgi Va.. Is scheduled 1 . ------' mw matter, he said,-since to leave the opninrSenior CHtlsensCitizens E Change HARTFORD (AP) - The the parenU are merely t MANCHESTER PARKADE non>credlt Connecticut Civil Liberties Un- j|,tti Center Monday at 7:80 a.m. Parley Day On Kissinger List C(msumer and the Automo- mn (O X U ) aimounced Wediies- The group is taking one bus, Mrs. Romeyn Seeks School Lunch Deficit In Ellington, Fire bile,' • wlU be offered next - ^ would reach the InstltuU^^ and all those going are remind­ day it vdll challenge the The 14th Amendment con- WIB8T aFfUNGFIBLD, Mau. month by the business careers ed to be at the Center at 7 a.m. WASHDfO’TON (AP — The recently passed state act P''®' tentlon will be baaed on alleged (A P ) — Th « six New Smgland Lcute yesterday a jury found found him guilty of third degree uivanondivision ofm Manchestermancnesier v;om-Com- vid,„g. gtate grants to parente Eolation of me e^uarorotecSon The Guard Club of Mys^c Re- United States insists that North Governors have asked toe Bast- Eugene Riddick, 20 of North arson, a class D felony with eT munUy College. It ,1-.designed ^f children in private and pare- ?^vT s,^,°*b S ied ^o? die argu- view. NAHA wil meet tomor- GOP Party Position Brings Differing Views LOOK FOR THE Park St., Rockville, guilty of maximum of five years instead Vietnam pull its invading for persons with little or no em States Bbcpoeltion ,to cancel chial schools. ment that private and parochial ™w 8 p.m at toe home of Former T o m Oouncllwaman Donnelly said he urges ^ Barly diamissals in toe hij^ fees attributed to toe 20 cent in­ cf the second degree which is a troops back across the demili­ knowledge about. toe purchase toe annual Oovemon* Com­ ORANGE DISCOVERY third degree arson In connec­ Calling toe act "clearly un- schools dlsorimlnato on rell- Newman, 916 n and Board (d Elducation chair­ South WUidsor residents, especi­ school, a minimum wage in­ crease of toe minimum wage class C felony with a maximum tarised X(me, but appears re­ mand Performance and to BRAND TA G S P A C K A O l tion with ■ the October 4 fire m i mechanics of an automo constitutional,’’’ CCLU Execu- gious, racial, intellectual and fl- man, Mrs. Jane Romeyn of 40 ally those who have not already crease requirement of 20 cents, over and above toe regular cf ten years. conciled to some limited loss of schedule tote, year’s governor’s which leveled the Old Ixmgvlew Brian Rd. has announced her dene so, to stop in and.ejcpresa for all employea, and lunch salary schedule of $280,000 to AND SAVE . . . STORE Riddick denied the charges territory to Hanoi’s forces else­ 'Iho class will meet on Mav Director William Olds said nancial grounds. Olds said. conference 'cn a weekday. School, Ellington’s administra­ . ^he organization’s board of dl- ______Erie Stanley Gardner, author candidacy for vice chairman of their vlewa on toe session now money b e ^ used on cakes employes. T h is addltlcnal and retracted an earlier confes­ where in ficuth Vietnam. The e]q>ositl(m, the annual tion building. 6, 18 and 20, from 9 to 11 a.m., r«ctors, has voted to challenge of the Perry Mason series, was toe South 'Zqndsor Republican ending, or any other aspect of sales tor classroom trips are amount does not include the . H ic school building was a l^ sion which was presented as Henry Klasiner New Bgnland fair that runs in Room 2 on the Bidwell St. legislation in court. Inflation Rate Doublet born in Malden, Mass, on July Town Committee.. state government. reasons why toe school lunch normal increment raises to oth­ HARVEST m x . Dr. Henry A. Kissinger, Pres­ Sept. 16-34 tots year, has com­ located on North Park St. In Ell­ evidence by the state. ’Testify­ campus. 'There will be a small passed by toe Gener- C A ^ E R R A —The cost of llv- The committee wlU meet 4th District Demooratto Offloers program is Iwring problems' er employes; which is included ident Nixon’s national-security 17, 1889. Gardner was also a piled with the request, accord­ ington, near the Rockville town ing fur the state was a witness enrollment fee. Assembly April 15, has not ing in Australia in toe year tomorrow to elect new officers Newly elected Democratic of­ making ends meet, according to in toe operational coet. This VODKA adviser, left this impression lawyer, having had a suocessftil POKT BE CAUGHT SHORT line on the same street as which Thomas Owen of Laurel St., Some topics to be coyered yet been approved by Gov. ended in September rose 6.6 per ing to General Manager O. Wil­ at toe Town Hall a t 8:18 p.m. ficers in the Fourth District are Mrs. lin d a Summers, school year her staff has been func­ Wednesday night in discussing law practice in California for 20 liam Wynne. ^ the defendant, a state ward liv­ Rockville who claimed that Rid­ are minor serWclng and re- Thomas J. Mesklll, but toe gov- cent, more than double toe in- Mra. Romeyn has served six Patricia Martin, chairman; dietician. tioning with six replacements with newsmen in the conditions ed. An lnvesUgatl(Mi of the sus­ dick sold him a tape recorder pairing, diagnosis of common emor has.said he would sign it. flatlon rate c i the I960s. years. The governors agreed on the years on toe board and was Frank Golden, vice chairman; In a report presented to toe for persons on sick leave in TAKE ALONG SOME picious early morning fire which is alleged to have been under which the United States problems, identification of parts ^hg ^111 would provide statj revised schedule at a meeting chairman for one year. She k— Martin Zimmerman, treasur­ Board ot Education Tuesday, it vdilch toe program is also pay­ would halt its renewed bombing which started about 4:2S a.m., taken from the school. buying a new or used car, and o-ron*= in Boston Tuesday. . also served two terms as a er; Ruth Griffin, recording sec­ ajq>eared that toe program, ing for sick benefits of the per­ EXTRA' */2 $al. $9l12 led to Riddick’S arrest. Riddick claimed he found the of militarytairgets in North fraudulent techniques used in non nnhUc They ‘ now' plan to arrive at member of the Town Council. retary; and Joan Homlsh, cor­ which in toe past has been self- sonnel. Vietnam. dAiiinsw a %%«9 AASMviAtMM ©ftCii cniiQ 111 noH'puDiic scnooiB He pleaded innocent to recorder in a pillowcase outside selling and servicing automo- toe fair on .Thursday night for a Mrs. Romeyn said that after responding secretary. supporting, is now hanging on Noting that she is in no way charges of second degree arson the schoolhouse. He is scheduled In his report to the nation, biles. private dinner meeting, ftdlow- Club for each child in a non-public ten years in elected offloes she Square Dance Ctab for sheer survival. critical of toe bake salles stu­ and to third degree burglary for sentencing May 9 after a Nixon said: “I have ordered Dr. John Burton, consumer ed by an inspection of their re­ high school. finds some pe<9 le regard poli­ The South Windsor Square An audit of toe program dents hold in schools for earn­ and larceny in connection with pre-sentence investigation and is that our air and naval attacks specialist and assistant profes­ spective state buUdngs Friday tics as a "dirty word.—This is Dance Club w ill hold an open through tob month of March, ing money for classroom trips, Cockkdls HARVEST HlU- on military installations in Olds said that before toe a tape recorder allegedly taken now being held at the Brooklyn sor of business at MCX3; and morning, and concluding their unfortunate," ehe said, ' "be­ dance tomorrow at Wapping showed a net loss of $6^180 but she said it does reduce partic­ KENTUCKY BTRAIGBT from the building. The jury jail in lieu of $S,000 bond. North Vietnam be continued un­ George Uebow, a mechanic as- visits with the annual gover­ cause, in (x^r form of govern­ Blementary School from 8 to 11 reflects an improvement over ipation' in toe lunch program til ' the North Vietnamese stop soclated with toe Hartford Auto ^ nors’ luncheon < « Friday, open­ p.m. the net loss of almost $17,(X)0 by students who use their lunch •OURRON coming weeks" seeking to ovsr- ment, political action is the their (tensive in South Viet­ Research Center, a Ralph Na ing day. Guest caller will be Dona at the same time last year. money for the baked goods, tum a so-called "forgiveness” best and most effective method WHISKEY nam." der group, w ill be toe instruc­ Wynne said the govemors le- Prudhomme and rounds will be However, In 1971, profit on shares her own optimism.” act permitting private schools of achieving meaningful During a briefing on the tors. quested toe change so they change." She said she would cued by Russ and Anita White. sales In March showed $8,823.68 The program is aUo burdened to keep more than |1 million speech, Kissinger was asked Persona wlthing further in- ., Buttered flavored ice could preserve their own week­ ai^preclate the opportunity to A ll club level dancers are In­ while this year toe program with food buying, and replace­ whether Hanoi must withdraw out under an uncon­ formatlmi or an application cream, rich in bits of end plans. continue poUUoal activities as vited. shows the net to be $894.91 in ment and repairs of small its forces back across the DMZ stitutional 1969 "parochald” form may address requests to In a surprising announce­ vice chairman of the committee Mrs. Michael DeLorenzo, Can­ the red. Last year’s deficit was Items, but large kitchen Items, or just halt the invaslcm, which law. pecans; a real "Royal" 2 toe Business Careers Division, ment, Wynne said there wlU be and she hit at the present cer Crusade Chairman of South atitmrbed by a balance in toe such as refrigerators, are han­ could mean retaining territory The new reimbursement act taste treat! MCC„P.O. Box 1046. little change in the State of administration. Windsor, requests that all town account from previous years. dled through toe Board of Edu­ already overrun by the North will b ; challenged on grounds CSHHHHY (Connecticut’s partlolpatton in “ Although toe 7 WABBKN STREET, MANCHESTER — Monday: Orange juice, frank- that he feels "she no longer Sooth Windsor correspondent COCKTAILS pressure, toe Pentagwi or- living, and she has one grand- the doctrine that no persons paid by the IndivUtual mchlb- tories to r respmulble Repub­ drawal requirement aj^lles to furt on roll, potato chips, mixed Mrs. Summers looks at toe Barbara Varrick te t 444-8274. 48* 1 ®™“ a«o‘h®-- two squadrons of ehild^ ^ should be taxed to support rell Itors. lican leaderehlp.” other North Vietnamese troops vegetables, pudding with gar­ program in a different light, as 36 F4 Phantom jet fighter- Law Day Voter Making nish. which Nixon said had “invaded she explained in a telephone The smelt Is a close relative bombers from Florida to Thai­ To comply with a recommen­ Tuesday: Ame^oan chop suey, 3/491 $445 South Vietnam further south." land. convereathm with toe Herald. of toe trout and salmon xirlto its The President’s national-se­ Duffey Lauds dation by toe State Bar Associ­ st^nach, roll with butter, rosey "These is a good poeslbUllty This latest reinforcement will ation to select a special day aiq>lesauce. ancestral home in toe salt wa­ * / 2 f t $ 1 . 8 0 curity adviser declined to dls- bring to... more than__ 200 toe toe program wlU do better in ter of the Atlantic Ocean. G)ke cuss p i ^ poelUoos we y g lK )m b ^ « m i Muskie Stand over toe coming weelqend to ob­ WTednesday: Salisbury steak, the remaining three months of serve Law Day by holding a broWn gravy, mashed potato, will take” in toe resumed fighter-bombers sent to the war the school.year, she said as HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — special voter maUng session, com, bread and butter and WE SELL PACKAGED ICE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE peace negotiatiems with toe zone since toe enemy launched toere hi always ;a substantial Sales A Service on Joseph Duffey of HartCord, one Sdectmen and the South V^nd- brownie. North Vietnamese and Viet toe offensive in late March. increase in partlcipotlan in buy­ SEE OUR LINE OF BEAUTIFUL COLLECTOR BOmES. of. Sen. Bkhnund MusUe’s oitl- Bor Registrar of Voters havie se­ Thursday: Baked chicken and WITH FILL UP-MINIMUM 10 GALLON PURCHASE OcHig representatives in Paris. The over-all number of U.S. ing lunches (perhaps, because A ll Makes, New A Used At another pc^nt, Kissinger zens committee co-chairmen, lected Saturday, from l to 4 p.m. cranberry sauce, buttered nood­ students are tired of sand- W e Carry A Complete Line of ImportecLancI Domestic Wines WHILE QUANTITY LASTS strike planes now on toe line for this purpose. les, green beans, bread and but­ Trades A Rentals said that defeating toe invasion there, including those aboard said Muskle’s decision to wito- 'wiches) and toe labor factor im­ SALE ENDS SAT. APML 29 draw from the remaining 1972 Any unnegistered voter may ter and pears. "does- NOT mean NO military four carriers off Vietnam, will proves as .employes are able to primary campaign "reflects the take advantage of toe special Friday: Tima salad roll, Span­ clto)b''wer m work more efficiently, she said. Hours: 4-8 P.M. SEVEN LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU that "obviously" some gains kind of straight-forward candor sessicn and register with toe ish rice, celery and carrot Commenting on the areas party of their choice in toe Town sticks, fruit squares. will be made. which has characterised Sen. where Ices to the program has Sot. 9-5 Bisbope Comer CTorWns Comer Sigourney St. Hall on Sullivan Ave. Kissinger indicated toe offen­ Muskle’s actions from the be­ been pinpointed, Mrs. Summers ig Pnsfcade West Huiford Weet Hartford Hartford u S&SBUICK TEXACO sive could be considered " o ® " ’ ginning o f the campaign." Donnelly Offloe Hours The 1916 summer White said high school participation Bss-am Sa-2888 347-8818 \ CLEARANCE SALE State RepresentatiV)B Thomas House of President Woodrow has been reduced almost 40 per 31« ADAMS S T R n r, csnNr of stopped if toe enemy fell short ' He added, " I believe that New Londm WateriNny of c«q>turlng a "very sizeable when toe history of this, eleotton Donnelly, of toe 46to Assembly VTlson now houses Monmouth cent because of early dismiss­ TH€ BIKE SHOP Hilliard SIm M. I 267 SPRUCE STREET 44S4SM 7S84068 ms-ms number" of South Vietnamese year Is written, Sen. ^Ifliskle District will bold toe final office College at West Long Branch, als. The program is also paying provincial cities and opening up will stand forth as a man of in­ hours of the current legislative N.J. an additional $8,860 in' salary the countryside to domlnatian tegrity and vlslcn.’; ' sessian tomorrow at toe Town A 5 0 % off by the communists. Duffey, former chairman of Hall between 7 and 9 p.m. In his speech, Nixon put no Cefy, Max Factor Americans for Demooratto Ac- SAVE ON BOYS' STARTS THURSDAY geographic - limits on U.S. tton and a Senate candidate in SAVE O N CHILDREN'S SAVE O N CHILDREN'S SAVE ON BOYS' bombing of military targets in 1970, met with l&flidde’a cam­ V^HERE YOU ALWAYS GET PINE PHARMACY SIZES 8 TO 18 North Vietnam. 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About Town Actor Hopes to Shed Leuba Issues Mini-Bike Warning Kidney to Twin The board of deacmiesaes of The surgety had been sched­ NEW BRITAIN, Conn. (AP) drivers’ licenses, and if they the operatUMi o f a m otor v e­ uled two weeks ago, but was Center Congregational Church Attendance Low Again BRIDOBPORT, Conn. (AP) — Mlnl-bikes pose a maximum operate on the highway the hicle by a minor la guilty of I Police Report | delayed when the infection was w ill m eet Saturday at 10 a.m . — A Mdney trtmaplant ln> danger potential. State Motor blkep must be registered with violating the law to the same discovered. to prepare for Jubilee Sunday. Film ‘Heavy’ Roles votvlng 7-year-old twin girls Is Vehicles Commissioner Robert the Department of Motor Ve­ extent as the minor hlmseU. A tape player and tapes, valu­ Last March 21 a 'Superior expected to be performed NSW YORK (AP) — Some was that of a heavy and after C. tieuba warned Wednesday hicles. ‘ "This m eans,” ke said, “ tha^ ed at about $136, w ere stolen judge granted the parents legal The VB'W will have an open Same Issues Raised Thursday at the Tale^ew New Yorkers fear to walk in that they always seemed to be "tt is a mistake to consider parents may 'be held respon­ authority to give their per­ kitchen tomorrow starting at night. from a ca r owned by B etty St. Haven Hospital. ^ 6:30 p.m. at the Post Home. Central Park at night, but actor giving me those parts. I bet this tjrpe of vehiqle as a toy sible for the illegal operation of mission for the transplant. Speaking to the annual meet­ Germain, 221 W. Main St., Gerard S. Spiegel, counsel for Todeling Lou and his Happy Bruce Dem runs right in and I’m the only actor who’s been ing of the Psu^nt-Teachers As­ suited for. operation by small the mlnhUke. Police have la Rockville, parked In a Quaker Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hart of Travelers Band will play for doesn’t run out again unUl he shot and kSled by Marshal Dil­ cbildren,” he said. ‘"This mis­ some instances arrested par­ Great Britain and Greece are sociation, he urged that group At Charter Hearing Rd. driveway last night. Trumbull, said a heplUtis in­ dancing from 9 to 1. The event haa trotted a couple of mllee or lon at least eight different to back his attempts to improve take is generally the primary ents who by the inactlan permit New Zealand’s two biggest so. tim es.” children to ride these vehicles By OLENN OAMBER fection discovered In Kathleen, is open to members and guests the safety record of mlnl-bikes cause for . . death.” Four money bags, containing markets for lamb. free of charge. “rve seen nothing to worry The long-haired actor tdso on public streets and sidewalks.'* . , (Herald Reporter) in the state. Leuba noted that He said a person who permits about $180 in cash and checks, about,” Dem says adth a grin. usually played the heavy in four persons have died in acci­ • It was 10 to 7, Manchester Charter Revision Commis­ were missing from Marlow’s "There’s nobody in the park at many of his 34 movies until he dents involving mlnlbikes in the sion (MRC) members over members of the public, at shortly after 6 p.m. yesterday, nlg^t except me and the cope." iq>peared in “Drive, He Said,” past few months, two last year last night's public hearing conducted by the com­ while the store was being lock­ IDem’s hobby is long distance where, he portrayed a college and two already this year. i CHANCE TO WIN 1000 GALLONS running, a youthful interest basketball coach. mission at Buckley School on Vernon St. ed up. "I request the cooperation Four of, the public attending ------— —r“ that indirectly led hhn into act- “That was thb. first time any­ and psullclpation of the Parent- OFGASOUNE FREE! spoke, and all on lasuea raised individual and as a memb^f of Sometime between 4 p.m. tag- one let me play a normal hu­ Teachers Association in a pro­ WEEKEND SPECIAL at previous hearings. "I was running in college, the Manchester Property Own­ Tuesday and 8:30 a.m. yester­ man being,” Dem says, and he gram which I am launching to­ OASB * CIMBBY DiirwoOd I d l e r o f 858 L^didl and I was doing pretty good,” ers Association. day, Little Women’s Coiffures, h(^s to continue that way. In day to educate parents in con­ St. came piwpared with four ONE SO-eAUON WINNEfi the 85-year-old, casual-clad He repeated \rtiat other mem­ 43 Purnell PI., was broken Into. his latest film, "Silent Run­ nection with the physical ca­ recommandatlcns: actor recaUs. "Then I grew bers of the MPOA said last Entry was made through a FREE ' ning,’’ he portrays a scientist. pabilities of mini-bikes, the 1. niat the town Planning EACH WEEK FROM THIS some sideburns. They weren’t SWEETHEART week, that the MPOA is “ab­ hatchway at the rear of the "It’s my first starring nde,” laws relating to their registra­ and 2S0n^ Oommlasion be too long, but I was- Udd to cut solutely 100 per cent opposed” building. Only a small amount of STATION . . . says Dem. "Previously I got tion tuid (^ration and the skill elected rather than appointed; GLASS them. 1.88 to raising the amount the town loose change and stamps were the fourth or fifth role at best.” and supervision required in ROSES doz.[$ This issue has been raised at could borrow in emergencies to PLUS "I couldn’t believe -a track apparently taken. ’Ihe film envisions a future in connection with their safe use,” previouB hearings. He said that coach would make an issue out $200,000 as recom m ended by the with adilch pollution has driven all he said. ALSO PULL LINE OP THE MOST LUXUR­ voters would have "more influ- A CHANCE AT WINNINC of this. So I quit the team and ODAP (Ooihmunlty Develop­ A pocketbook, containing vegetation from the earth and Leuda noted that operators of IOUS CHOCOLATES IN THE WORLD — eilie on the commlaalcn If it school. ment Action Flan) General Gov­ about $50 and papers, was stol­ Minimum that which could be saved is mini-bikes are required to have were eleotlve. 1,000 RALLONS "Right after I went to a mov­ PLORA-BHR CHOCOLATES GIFT WRAPPED. ernment Task Force. en from Lillian Banning of Staf­ kept ht orldting atatlcms far w t 2. Tliat the town Board of Di­ ie and saw James Dean in the Schendel agreed that the P2SC ford Springs, a Manchester Purchase in space for possible future re­ rectors be prevented from ex­ NO OBLIGATION should be elected. "Give the Community College student, in film. He seemed to be reaching turn to earth. Dem’s job is to cause you can make your own tending town penalcn rights to people. So I decided that was people some power," he said. the ladles’ room of the Hartford NO PURCHASE NECESSARY of care for the space-riding vege­ declMons as to how things Paul Buettner Florist, Inc. elected offlolala. what I wanted to do and went IVithout specifically mention­ Rd. campus building last night. tation. i mif^t be in the future.” 8. That the Town #1re De­ to dramatio echoed.” 1122 BURNSIDE AVE., EAST HARTFORD ing any charter changes which STOP IN AND REGISTER! Gasoline “You coidd call it a .science- Dem regards "Drive, He partment “assume its responsi­ would accomplish It, Schendel He started out on the stage TEL. 628-9586 fiction film, I suppose,” Dem Said’’ as the start of a new act­ bility” tor fire protection to the asked tor "more consideration’’, A lady's and a man’s watch, but then moved into movies says. "But I prefer to caU it ing route for him, away from outlying areas, particularly tor the elderly. "They tire be­ total value $155, w ere stolen and television where'‘T always OPEN TILL 9 THURSDAYS sciepce-fstet. Basically, what it the heavy roles. "It was the be­ those within close imoxlmlty to ing drained In taxation plus in­ from 467 Main St. som etim e BROWN'S TIRE SHOP seem ed to be |daying a ptqr- la is the use (d the imagination ginning, emd ‘ Silent Running’ OPEN SUNDAY MORNINGS establlrtied fire bouses. flation," Schendel said. yesterday. 333 MAIN S n tl^ 643-2819 chotic kind of heavy. I guess it to project what could haj^n. solidified it and has put me in a ■li..*•.••••••••• 4. That the town charge Ralph Mason was critical of was because my first TV part Which la a good form to use be- whole new ball game. "proper fees to the Eighth Dis­ ODAP. While he asknowledged The Lawton Rd. firehouse was Open Mon. - Fri. 7 am -10 pm — Sat. 7 am • 6 pm — Him • am - 8 pm trict tor services they receive that CDAP’s recommendationa entered while firemen were on for district operation.'” ' AfiUer are not binding, he noted, a call last night. Drawers were said he was referring primarily "There’s a certain amount of opened, but apparently nothing tq^-the Grand L ist that is com - presaure there just the same." was taken. pned at ”c<»isiderable expense Schendel was also critical of to the town and is given to the , CD^, maintaining, “It’s a Jeffrey Sheldon, Mile Hill Rd., dUrtrict.” MiUer also cited Data spending organization and the Tolland, was issued a summons Processing services; “I think people have no power to count­ for Invalid registration and fail­ k ^ c o m p l e t e c u s t o m e r satisfaction g u a r a n t e e d " the district pays some small eract It." ure to obey traffic lane mark­ amount tor the Data Processing, Schendel was asked, acme ings, at Main and Hilliard Sts. Blinigidairo Anniforsair Time itt but I don’t think it is new the questions by the conunission yesterday morning. Court ap­ actual cost,” he said. ' members. He said that police­ pearance May 16. DB DDlk> damuel Maltompo, president men should remain out of poli­ a - of the Manrtiester police union. tics, as Is specified in the char- (Herald photo by Bucetvlcius) Richard Varle of Glastonbury naked If thb charter empowers tor. was issued a summons for mak­ IPMIItliiiMRffiiillli the chief of police to hire, fire, Schendel maintained that the White Pines Will Grow in Center Springs Park ing unnecessary noise with a promote and demote policemen, powers given the Manchester Manchester Park Superintendent Ernest Tureck watches as Boy seedlings at each of the locations The Boy Scouts in the picture motor vehicle last night at Uie Cbm m isslon chairm an John police ch ief in the Town CSiar- Center. Court is May 15. THE SPIRIT OF *76 FitzOerald cited Section 10-8 ter make him the moat power- Scouts of Troop 27, St. Mary’s Church, plant white pine seed­ are: Dave Marti, at left; Bill Meier, in front; Ed Kuezynski, be­ wfalch gives ultimate authmdty ful police chief In the state, lings on the north slope of the parking lot at Center Springs hind him; Chris Blasco, in center rear; and Greg Ennis, right PEARL SON Twln sisters, Deborah and tor any disciplinary Mtion to BltsOerald asked Schendel to Park, between Lodge Dr. and the Annex. Next to Tureck is Jeff rear. Planting of seedlings is a yearly project of the Park Depart­ the chief of police. Mialtempo ask members Ot the MPOA Rina Brownstone of Wilshire Ennis, coordinator of this project and similar projects at Salter’s ment, at different locations and with Boy Scouts assisting. This Rd., Vernon, were arrested lost amii¥«rsaiy savings mi Indicated he might submit a rec- what method o< election they Pond and on Love Ltine. A total of 27 Boy Scouts planted 250 year marks the 100th anniversary of Arbor Day. ommendaUon on this matter at propose Utc PZC members; for nig^t at Caldor and charged Oxito floor covorlngsl a later time. instance, aliether the members with larceny in the fourth de­ Herman Schendel, finraer should be elected at-large or by Upcommlttod — Committee Price, gree (shoplifting). Court Is Ozite: nationally raspectad as toWn police chief, spii^e as an district. — chairman Ted Cummings, State The Democratic Town Corn- Minority Representation Upheld M ay 16. Reps. N. Charles Bogglnl and mlttee, meetiiig last night in the one of the outstanding brand Francis Mahoney, Town Dlrec- Municipal Building, amended HARTFORD, -Coon. (AP) — whelmlngly Republican town of there was an additional vacan- Bonnie Dutton of 56 School names In floor covering. Is how tors Anthony Pietrantonlo and its rule concerning the filling of State laws deslgne'd to ensure WTIttm. LoFrisco claimed he cy, which state law mandated St. was arrested last night at Autumn and School Sts. and Town Democrats Pick Jan Norris, sclux>l board chair- vacancies. As amended, a that minority parties have a was denied his consUtutional had to be filled by a Democrat at reduced prices, at grossman's. charged with reckless endanger- man Allan Thomas,. .M irasHbisf. 51 h sss bssNIM FMiMaiis rndnis. tial poll, taken a5b( ' • ■ ■ " ------• -• 'riot 8, creat- the ballot, may constitute "a r^sehlatlves on a six-member "And, glgiven the diversity and M In addition, they named 21 District 1 — Raymond Da- a vacancy In IXstrldi morning when his motorcycle ington, and 9 are imcommltted. mato, Janet Bycholski and Al- ed when Atty. Richard Wood- rare breed of election pw e- municipal board elected at experimentation that one would hit loose sand on W. Vernon St., d^egatos ti>B Junb’'24 First The presidential preferential as like to see in local government, Congressional District Demo- fred Campbell. house moved from thq district dure,” the Judges said Wednes- large within a town, such struck guard rails, and he was poll was; aniswered by 62 of the D istrict 2 — WllUam BronelU, and resigned. Is ejqiected to be day. "■ - Wilton’s Board cf EducaUon. such a policy is Indeed rational thrown to the road. He was cratio Conyentlon. The congres- town committee’s 78 members. RS408 Joel Janenda and Walter Slnon. fined by the electtoh of 'kOss Nonetheless, the court ruled Only two school board va- and the means chosen here per- treated at Manchester Memorial sldnal district delegates are u»- The.delegates are; District 8 —- Town Director Barbara Cbleman, .tocmer vice against Anthony LoiPrisco, a cancles come up every two missible from the due process Hospital and relesised. Neettis tnUrs family esn gtl lot naoiMME cfUnmitted. 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MANC3HESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1972 PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1972 ' Manchester Vernon fire depaolment amd ambulance Tolland Rockville Earth 1Vem<^ Vernon — Council Favors Cr eati^ Reserve Fund Tolland associaUlon. WORLD ALMAMC Seven Arrested, Hospital Not^ The fire department was call­ FACTS Town Meeting In P rotest: At Hospital Notes Shake Island V ltoO M a HOUBS A motion which would estab- Increased which have already plained the general statutes pro- creation of the capital fund, to matter to the council, said, it ed to the scene of a car fire on A ATHENB (AP) —’ Nine se-_ . iMtermedlatS Care Send- Few Make Comment lish a Municipal Reserve Fund been approved by the coun'fcll, vide several alternatives, but in use the money left over to add was their feeling that such a ZB A Asked to Subdivide Rt. 80 at 10 :S2 aum.; to a grass May 2, Not 1 .Westover Base Vislllng hoars are 12:80 to 8 yere earth tremors jolted thi private, noon • S p.m„ * and 4 in the town budget was dto- Atty. Bchwebel sold. The town all caMS toe council makes the to the total sum in toe fund. fund could lighten the load of fire ’Rittaxzl. strong, WUIie Circle, RookvUle; tries who wish to relocate in the A third item appearing on the Tolland tive to a foreign country H ^rnityi Fathers, U a.m. • crease of about 81 million In the cresised ytben the town was put- a special meettag of the councU in the section concerning the general fund cash surplus at the it would be possible to let toe ce” i with doing this, noting with the official title of Rate Increase rested them. BrMdv St Mton- Virginia Mrs. Marianne Ssykenik and Ut48 ,p.m., and 6:80 p.m. • 8 combined Board ot Education ting in sldewadks to make It park, according to Dr. David '-all for the hearing is the var- The state PuMlc UtUitles The seven, who were among ^ g^,^. daughter. Ward St., RockvlUe; held after toe .pubUc budget duties of the councU on toe end of toe fiscal year and sur- fund buUd up and It could be they would be fearful of passing Serlucco, chairman of the Eco- lance r^uest to obtain permis- ambassador was Thomas p.m.: others, 8 p.m. - 4 p.m., and general government budg- possible for more students to hearing. Town Attorney Abbott budget. It says that the state plus cash funds already held in used at some time to hold the a motion without any reetric- Bayard, who was appointed Commission has approved a " e*'~»' vm^. Melissa' BeU___ . Stafford______Mrs. Mary Longo and daughter. ets. He questioned where it was walk. Albert Kerkln, assistant nomlc Develc^ment Commls- a state commercial rate increase for the Tolland o^tom ^ on previous • Heimerdlngbr, New Rd., Tolland. and S ts6 p.m. • 8 p.m. Schwebel had been asked last statutes proride that the Town reserve and avaUable for such tax rate for political purposes, tlons on It. g{on. boarding kennel license, for School Board to Great Britain on March Age U m lts: IS In maternity, coming from and suggested that superintendent of schools, said Aquaduct Co. which wUI pn^ * Omnd Ave., RockvlUe; OUver week, to give his legal opinion CouncU be deemed the buityet capital and noiu-ecurring expen- He said he was not speaking of Eden and Tedford agreed to The hearing will be held Tues- property on the north side of Rt. 30, 1893, The World Al­ 18 In , .other- areas, no limit In perhaps about 8200,000 would three buses have been addedI ^oncering, the estohUahment of making authority and the legls- dltures, as provided in the state either party but Just in general, come in with suggestions, as to manac recalls. Previous vide addlUonal Income based on CWcopee District «>urt w Buah, Bamforth Rd.. Rd., Vemon; come from the slight Increase which paty or may not be need-I- .. mm M sa • A# SKtt f/uum Oflfl _ _" . .. day night at 8 in the Town Hall, about 2,000 feet from Rt. 30. Makes Cuts an April 10 apirficaUon. ’ chargescaaxge. of disturbing the ^ ^ EVERYTHING s M - s i ^ e e .. toe reaervo fund or Cktyltal Im- latlve body of the ^own and statutes. Ccuncilmen Donald Eden and restrictions, to the and foUwB on the heeU ersan from enter- ” “ *• oatyultteiila are requested to use Atty. Schwebel expilalned that and duties to create the pro- ^/|,hlch provides that where there ------^------—— — In Budget C op yright © 1971. metered customers and . . , .. , . • . Discharged Wednesday: AUce would Increase by four or five policy changes as yet. FEPCX), a current tenant in the Office Closed Newspaper Enterprise Assn. BETTER CLEANERS the liq^ emergenoy room en- since the mayor’s budget to the posed fund. Atty. Schwebel jg ^ capital project and an un- mills and said “ tttls over- James Henry questUmed if councU did not include such an referred to the chapter entitled expended portion of such appro- ••eaweeeeeeeeae park sought permission for ex- The town clerk’s office will be The Board of Education sup­ spread among users. It follows , ’ I I. ri • II K'l M i :i J . r tranee AY: cauUoned those present, “We is the Increase geared to toe h®artag on the bu^t. He said budget making authority, the -mis, Schwebel said, would E . MIDIMJB TPKB. (Next to Popular Mtaiket) currently assigned to bombing OPEN WED., THVB8.. FBI. tlU 9 perthwalte of Tolland. Four emergaicy calls were k e n x i e, superintendent of President Lo^es Mrs. AUce Anderson, 8 EVanklln have to come up with It (toe number of students .existing there is n o t^ ta the to^ legtalatlve body of toe munlcl- therefore e^ble the ftmd to The actual sale ot the Indus- answered Tuesday by the local deferred acUon on A Former Aide missions in Southeast Asia. Park East, RockvUIe; Daniel m« sucUon cups in plwe Parkinsen’s comments came (Formwiy OIm Ms) t -Mrs. Genevieve LaOace, 896 jesa than that,” he. Added. WH'i The Summer Look an interview with toe San EngUsh m e Introductory Oomposlticn grade teacher, vocal music in- ** y®'* ^® ?***^”* wvnnino- TVlhnne • ^ria g St; Suzanne Lee, Shady Michael Turk questioned the English UID Introductory Composition structor, physical educaUon ®.“P® ®^®*‘ A wet cake of soap.Dlego Evening -Tribune. Lane, Coventry; Joseph Mac- increase in the election budget English 112A Advanced Compoiritlon teacher, a science and an art in- Leod |Tr., 104 Richmond Dr. gnp the mayor explained that HALTER TOP & English 112B Advanced CocnpoelUon I structor. Also, Ivan Robertson, Twin the state requires a certain Engiish 120 Introductioa to Literature HUl Dr., Oowentry; Mrs. AUce number of voting machines,,, ac- SALE g Five teaching aides poaitlans HOT PANTS EngUsh 218 Effective Speaking Robert, 192 Redwood Rd.; Pat- cording to toe number of voters F.A. 101 The History of F ^ Arts I 3 for Meadowbrodc School were F.A. 112 IBatory and Appreciation cf Music 8 eliminated for a 812,800 savings. rlcla Rosella, 160 W, Center St.; go It wUl bo necessary for the F.A. 186 Landscape Painting 8 Textbooks were reduced by Gregory Schub, Blast Hartford; town to purchase four or five F.A. 161 Creative Oafts 8 810,600; library expenses by Mrs. Phylhs Smlto, KMly Rd., more, some of these due to toe Vemdn; Mrs. Otadys Smoluk, fact that the -yeaj>olds can save up to qj qj AQ gals on the go! FuA. 166 Ceramics I 3 810,250; audio-visual by 86,500 18 Printed jersey and and teaching supplies by 814,- 180 W." Center S t ; Samuel now vote. MATHEMATICS, SCIENCES AND HEAL/IH SERVICES 360. Strain, 246 Oak St.; KAthleen Senator Robert HOuley, wdio Caldor'a regular low prices on solid knit fabrics. CAREERS COURSES SuUlvan, West Hartford; Cyn­ Uvea in VMnon, questioned the Halters: sizes S-M-L The cut in teaching supplies Hot Pants: sizes 5 to 15. Bio. ScL 100 Prtactalea of Biological Bcience 8 brings the request down to the thia Tucker, WUUmantIc; Mrs. increase In the insurance ac­ Biology 121 Animal Biology 4 current level, it was noted, and Eleanor Westgate, 81 Elsie Dr.; count, both pension and group. PEQUOT & CANNON Btotogy 141 MlcroUotogy 4 to half toe amount allotted by Mrs. TJiHim WUUb, Lorraine The mayor explained the rates Chemistry 110 Close-out sale Elements of Chemlstiy 4 Ellington which has 600 less Dr., Tolland. have increased for group Insur­ NO-IRON SHEETS Ocean, 110 Introduction to OceanognqRiy 8 pupils th«.n Tolland. BIRTHS YESTERDAT : A sen ance and the increse ta pension MAtoVftA Basic MAlhenuttlcs N .a Increases In toe tele{toone to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bariiar, Insurance Is due to the increse Moth MB Basic Mathematics N.C, AND CASES Wig Jamboree! Math lOOUV. Intermedlato Algebra 8 rates Just approved, prompted School Rd., Andover; a son to in social security. A wig for every mood, evei^ outfit. Math 10(» Intermediate Algebra 8 an Increase in that budget cate­ Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bernier, Another taxpayer questioned Math 106 Trigonometry 2 gory of 81.180. Juniper D r., CoVentity; a daugh­ the increase in the maintMiance Spring Song Mato 106 E3emente of Modem Mathematics 8 Rejdacement of educational ter to Mr. ahd Mr>. Lao Mc­ SMscount utder general govem- Stretch Wig Our Reg. A MAifa 180 Introductory Calculus 8 equipment was cut by 88,800 Dermott, 16 mutop Ave., Ver- menlt taflldtags. It was explain­ Reg. 4.49 18.99 Scl. 100 Princt{des of Physical (Science 8 with reallocations drawn for ' nen; a son to Mr. and Mrs. ed that the 818,000 Increase was Modacrylic fibers, the schools. The high school will on M o b il Raiidi Munroe, Nathan Hale easy to care for. SOCIAL SCIENCE Ic PUBLIC SERVICE COURSES necessary to make some taiv, get 81,561; m cks Memorial 8666 Dr., Coventry; a son to Mir. and Lovely florals, solids, or stripes. Long-wearing type, 128 thread count muslin provements. IMayor McCoy said Not every style in every size. Soc. KU Introductioa to the Study of Society 8 and Meadowbrook 81,616. The Mrs. Paul Soanooa, 660 Kem ey y e s t b s i- crease this account more as Pty. 112 General Psychology n 8 Student Body activities have Carnaby Drape, Eve, Psy. U8 AppUed Psychology DAY: Mm. Velma PeUetler, toere may be other extensive BEDSPREAD Our Reg. P " been cut by 81,860 to toe cur- Pty. 124 Developmmt Psydtology Broad Brook; Mrs. Elizabeth repairs needed In ttiat build­ Psy. 210 Abnormal Psychology I rent level. School athletic pro- tires Perzan, Hartford; James Hop­ ing. ‘ 26.50 FhU. 201 Introtoictton to Philosophy , 8 grams have been cut by 810,000. kins, Mandiester Manor; Mrs. Also questioned vms the in­ Antoro. 101 Introduction to Anthroixiogy 8 Capital equipment Items suf- Myrtle McGregor, 44 (3ampfleld crease ta the public works From Famous Maker Pd. 9cL 111 American Nattcnni Government 3 fered the largest cut, 886,600, •Rd.; Edward Switln ftr., U An­ equipment budget. Mayor Mc- Pol. Sd. 112 State and Local Government 8 leaving a balance of 817,290 to derson St.; Mrs. Dltta ’Tanl, 90 IBstoiy 101 Western OivUlxation through the Reformation 8 be spread out amemg toe four Concord Rd.; Jeremiah Fay, fin Rd., South Windsor; Trina GIRL’S IBstory 102 Western CivUlsatlcn Since toe Reformation 8 schools. Meadows Convalescent Center; PurceU, Suffleld; Winifred Htotory 201 United States IBstory I 8 Hicks Memorial School is Roth, 21 Russell Dr., Vernon; TWO PIECE SETS Htatory 202 United States Htotory n Mobil Cushion Nylon Mrs. Sylvia LaPenta, 66 Wedge-, 8 budgeted for 81.783; Meadow- Mrs. Bhrelyn Roberts, RFD 1. (Jeogriqihy 101 Introductioa to Geograpl^ wood Dr.; Mrs. MAbel FAy, . Below Reading 10^ Reading Dynamics and Study SldUs 1 brook 81,700; Middle School 82,- Swamp Rd., Coventry; Ray­ Boltcn; Mrs. Jane O’Gredy, 2 070 and the high achool 810,670. Glastonbury; Valdis Atxds, 26 Mfn. 99 Q99 Reading lOOB Reading Dynamics and Study Skllto mond Hanna, 196 BrotAheld Coil The Middle School Items are Rd., Bolton; David Monahan, Linden St.; Mrs. Doris Levine, & B u sm sas c a r e e r s c o u r s e s mainly for musical instruments $ _ _ 709 Doming St., South Windsor. Jail Dr., West Hebron; Mrs. Aoct. 101 Principles of Accounting (6:00 - 8:80 PM.) . while the hig^ school items are Also, Heath Lupacchlno, 142 Gayle Madden, 108 Huntlngtoh Fabulous selection of knit skirtsets, slacksets, Acet. 102 Principles of Accounting (8:00 - 10:80 A M .) ^ mainly for toe music and indus- price Oak St.; PhUlp Chbma, 86 Turn- Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Theresa Duf- long skirt sets, and more in a variety H.FaM. Hotel and FVx>d Service Management 8 trial arts depeutments. Plus 81,76 blebrook Dr., South Windsor; fy, 80 Nye St., Rockville; Thom- of patterns, and fabrics. Sizes 4 to 14. (work experience - by arrangemmt) The outg^ring tuition account f ^^nd. Thx Yvonne Yattaw, East Hartford; as Burgess, 86 Ridge Rd., South You'll know the famous label! X Data Froc. m Introduction to Data Processing 8 was cut by 810,000. Charge it and pay monthly and your Robert FAatlierstoae, 406 Orif- Windsor. Bus. 121 Principles and Methods of Marketing 8 Major items retained in toe on your Mobil Credit Card, ou tire. Bus. 201 Business Management 8 budget so for are the bustaess We also honor Master e.8(ixi8 APRIL 27 - 28 - 29 The CoHege reserves the right to cancel any class because ^ manager, assistant principal Charge, BankAmericard, ***®>®“ insufficient enrollment. for the high school, a guidance Cir^Jackets counselor, school ptycbMogtot American Express, and 'TuUtoa and fees for one 8-credit course: 888.75 « and an over all 6.6 per cent in- Carte Blanche. For further informattoti, write or call Mr. FlondeUa, Director of crease in salaries for all per- Our Rog. Summer Seastons, Maiudieater Community College, PJ>. Box 1046, sonnel. 2.99 Manchester, Connecticut 06040, telepbone 646-4900. , ----- > Mobil Cushion Nylon 1 .9 9 Mancliester i Evening Herald ' Suggested selling pricea . MANCHESTER COMMUNHY COLLEGE Tolland. corretyondent Be4te _aU e ' Price flalee Price Fed. Tax Multi-color and solid wet- ______Quatrale, teL 876-2846. 788x14 829.96 SUM 12.00 look battle jackets. Sizes 4 776X14 881.96 S U M 82.12 to 6x in solid; 7 to 14 in 866X14 886.96 S U M 82.41 multi. 776x16 882.96 SISM 82.18 886x16 888.96 SUM . 82JH All dealers reserve the rlQht to etttbllsh their own prices end discounts. *WUtewalls LT.WOOD 88.00 More 2 LOCKER PLANT AND MEAT MARKET FANCY GRADE "A" 7 lb Infant InfantfTod. FOWL 8 " x J 0 " Living Color Sleeper Short Sets 4V2 to 5 Lbs. POSTKAir HmiN'8 SPECIAL 1 aagmA lean , Plus 50f Two printed no-iron Solid or striped, o n l y 8 8 ' c r e p e . Gripper styled for boys or BACON a . 7 p | Chuck Ground |,.9P Film Fee snaps. girls. 4i Babies —^ children — adulta — groups — 1 Special of each person singly only 88^, plus 50^ film fee. Pampers - Special Value! Groups $1.00 per person, plus one 50(1 film fee. MPOBTED—SLICED 1 OLD FAgmONBa^ 4> Select from finished pictures in radiant block and white and living color, V2 lb. 79^ 1 DRIED BEEF V. a . TP Mobir Bonus 4«oHty "Guaranteed Satisfaction." BOILED HAM SLICED TO OBOEB 9 THERE’S A MOBIL DEALER RIGHT UNDER YOUR NOSE 3tt Limit r— one Special per child. 4i Fast dolivory — courteous-service, \ LET US HLL YOUR FREEZER WITH U^DJL CHOICE HIND. Ftoyi « I H Mtbll t o S rtvIrr t o t iM ifi Senior Citiions Wolcome FOREQUARTER OR SIDE OF REEF — SAVE AND EAT UKE RfT. 88 AMD ORJESBIN CIRCXiB RD. 408 SELVKRLAMB 200 MAIN AT. Stadia Hm m i 10 AJN. to 1 e.Mv 1 P.M. to e e

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__V PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING. HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1972 Ella To Speak Open Assembly/--«n'AinMia> ‘ Delegate School Drojwut H ebron To Federation T Y P B W R n m iS Michelin costs less Says Common Cause Chief For Economics Course Of Democrats HARTFORD (AF) — The only require “two or three Caimt By MARC CKARNEY agree on. New Nixon Aide *20 up Oonnectlcut General Assembly months of work” by “one >r The setting for the WllUams NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — the work ethic is “alive and PZC Approves Alden Request U. 8. Rep. EUa Grasso, from in the long run.The WASHXNO’TON (A P ) — Sen. MYSTTC, Conn. (AP) — In a the Sixth Oongressional (S trict could vrtn m ore public con­ two investigative reporters.” course—one of several in which Michael Pasquale Balsano, a well. George McGovern of South Da­ chilly workman’s ehed used for “Nevertheless, the achieve- Makes Ideal Seoond Maefetee will be guest speaker at the fidence by making its com­ He also backed adequate sal­ kota lurched ahead c i the field restoring old sailing vessels, a students travel from their cne-tlme school dropout and campus—is Mystic Seaport, an ment ethic is being eroded in Connecticut Federation of mittee deliberations public, aries for legislators' because in delegates pledged to him at group of 10 college students New Haven garbage collector, YALI Common Cause Chairman John outdoor museum of soling his­ every comer of our society Democratic Women’s (Jlubs very long run. "low pay is an Invitatimi to the Democratic Natlmuil Con- saw, hamnier, fit, sand and la President Nixon’s newest as­ For Back Land Subdivision spring workshop and luncheon tory that features replicM of from our welfare system to our W. Gardner said Wednesday. conflict of Interest.” -ventlon after Tuesday’s pri­ carve to make a boat. They sistant. TYPEWRITBR SRRVICR f 18th century buildings standing liutltutlpns of higher learning.” May 6 at the Hartford Hilton “The Oonnectlcut State Legis­ Public confidence in in­ mary voting. spend a month at it, then look Balsano, 36, who now has a 20 BiBOH snunra The Planning Zoning Until “this boundary line has He further stated that “We laUons covering campgrounds alongside well-preserved exam­ the presidential assistant adds. Hotel. FBIOES START AT f lature should open its doors and stitutions both public and pri­ M cGovern ,won all 102 of proudly at what they’ve put to­ PhD from Georgetown Univer­ Telephone MMlM been settled,” DrlrJcuth said, "I an of the opinion, after examl- were presently In the prqcess of ples erf (rfd sailing ships. Balsano first came to the at­ (Jommlasion voted tat executive Registration will begin at 6:36 (»8tlSx) plas HAS conduct its business in public,’’ vate is at a low ebb, Gardner Massachusetts’ national con­ gether. sity, was appointed to the Pres­ don’t see how he can come in nation,' that the boundary dls- being revised and that no action So adiat, you might ask, tention of the Nixon adminis­ aeasion Tuesday evening to ap­ a.m. and the program will start F.X. TWe • Easy Credit Terms said Gardner at a State Capitol vention delegates distributed in ’Their work is for a course in ident’s staff to assist on special puto would not really affect could be taken until the revlaed said, and unless Congress, the could you learn in that chilly tration when he wrote his doc­ prove an application from for a subdlviaimi.” at 10. Luncheon will be served news conference. Gardner, a state legislatures and other in­ the state’s presidential pri­ economics, but not really. It’s a projects, especially these relat­ According to Robert TUpper,. tills subdivision as it was ■warn- regulations aps heard at 'a pub- shed? toral dissertation criticising the George B. Alden Jr. to sub­ 11c hearing and approved by the at 1 p.m . former U.S. secretary ot stitutions become more open, mary. It gave him a total in lessen in what craftsman^p is ing to the problems of blue col­ divide' Approxlmatoly ll acre, who con'veyed land in the origi­ The theme of the workshop is Health, Education and Welfare, The course’s main teacher, a lar workers and the restoration VISTA program. He wrote that Wanting conuitisslbn. more honest and more respon­ committed or pledged delegates all about. Increasingly this type the volunteer anU-poverty agen­ of back' Idnd oH of Reldy Hill nal subdivision of the area, “ Education.” There will be dis­ said he saw no reasending the years ago, “now indicates Reservations close Monday ‘"This Is a very tough, com­ boats like this were used in the learn and I didn’t think anyone zano became a consultant to The IP21C, however, warned l^bmon. ^ . Gardner also called for fu^er Sen. Hubert H. HumjArey of der an economics heading be­ reaulta of tan appeal Alden haa Drlnkuth owns .6 and Alden 76.” and may be made by contacting plicated, dlfflcult time in our Newfoundland fishery.” cared or was Interested in what Joseph Blatchford, who headed the hearing on the basla of two Elected delegates to the A^te disclosure of spending by lobby­ nation’s history.” Minnesota has 24 delegates cause that’s what the teacher befm tile inning Board of Ap­ He too felt no action would be Mrs. Francis Plsch, 71 Grant BROWN’S Titia t ^ pattern la part of the ists and by politicians cam­ after the Ivtaosachusetts voting, who dreamed it up teaches The gunwales, mast step and became of me.” the new agency. building lots, the third parcel Gardner said Common Cause peal for a variance for a right- taken until the situation "can be Herald’a quality printing control Rd. TIRE SHOP paigning for electicm, as well as but still uncalled races being most of the year. stem transom are made o f srel- After leaving school, he had Later he became a senior pol­ not being large enough for a HoteL 'Jtero has 230,000 m em ber, 7,000 of of-way into the two lots. clarified.” '' building lot. David Albee and Aanm Reid. program to give you the nation’s .. 338 MAIN STREET — 648-2810 stricter conflict-of-interest laws counted in Pennsyl'vania could The students are 10 young low pine. Another part is made several jobs and eventually icy development specialist at In 1671, a total o f 6,006 ships them in Ccmnecticut, and as a VmUam'Drlnkuth, a neighbor In reaching their decision r to OEN MON. ■ FBI. 7 A.JM • 16 F J * . — BAT. 7 AJM. - 6 FJK. governing office holders. jump him into third place men and women Mus­ take a different approach, but glvqs,it both its beauty and sea­ Thursday: Orange juice, ham- news media compile “conflict- tics allows the organisation to kie 12BH, Humphrey 81 and the idea is the same. At Yale, worthiness. from Georgetown he enrolled in R0UT^44A Across from Bolton Pharmacy' ate graveled driveway for the of-interest inventories” on the be more free-wheeling, picking W allace 77. students pick from a range of The students live for the night classes at the University two homes, the u^eep of which financial Interests of state leg­ its goals and targets without re­ President Nixon won all 34 student-initiated “hall semi­ month on one of the sailing of Bridgeport and became a li­ PRE4IWNED would bo tile responslbUity of islators. This, he said, was not gard to political considerations, censed optician. BOLTON NOTCH | j those purchasing the iwoperty. GARDEN NEEDS Massachusetts delegates to the nars” to fill out their schedules shins, the Joseph Oonrad. Seve^ 3 e n ts spoke in Potato, mixed vegotalAes. peani. very difficult to do and would he said. Republican delegates are un- during the regular academic Their teacher, assistant eco­ Balsano says the work ethic 7 favor of the subdlvlslim ques- Ing his total to 174. Twenty-two sem ester. nomics proffessor Peter Gotts- is dead in the more affluent 1 0 :0 0 to 5:30 Monday thru Saturday Mandieste Eyening Herald The subjects can range from chalk, says meeting people sections of American society, tl(»tiiig how anyone could ob­ V , Repuylican delegates are un­ SPECIALS Hebron oorreapondent Anne film-making to advanced stud­ such as Gardner is a large part particularly among children of ject to building a house on a _ . _ , committed. No other candidate Cair 6 4 3 -4 3 4 2 five-acre lo t which la keeping MS-StW, ies in science or political sci­ of what he wanted to teach— wealthy parents. has vfoa any GOP delegates. 69 FORD $1896 TO CHEV. $2896 wltii the town’s desire for order­ BIG SAVINGS ence, depending on what the not just what craftsmanship is, He says, however, that hnstls M r. Mrdtas, SMi. The current tabulation; s u m . X L M r. IwrSMa, ly growth and development and students and their teachers but who the craftsmen are. am(»ig the lower income groups wMM, 1, SlrtMittK, N , mr I, i WmimHc, sMnr itwilwfc TungUen Heavy McGovern 197^ isSMsa •xchiM m I tar, with ecology. STOCKH&AI — The elemenL Muskle 99% to OLDS, $9996 Oampgramids tungsten, is one of the heaviest W allace 76 61V0LKS; $1096 N Lmwy mSm , kkM, MmL ts iscL Me. \air cMtf. a The comntii^on was ap- substances, weighing almost Humphrey 24 AM FM IMM. proached by a local real estate twice as much as lead, and has Rep. Shirley Chisholm of New W. G. 6LENNEY CO. 66 FORD $896 TO CHEV. $2996 agent, Mrs. Hugo Lederer, re- the highest melting point among Y ork 9 iiis irti MS 44>r. HarsMa, i , ImssM CwMw M r . MW4M gardhig the possibility of turn- metals, 6,100 degrm Fahrm- Sen. Henry M. Jackson of esia. n . I, MMb. Pi, pa,«rcMMi ing Girl Scout Camp N li^ halt. Golden Vigoro Deep Green Vigoro Vigoro Rid Crab- Washington 1 Wauke on East St. Into an over­ Rep. WUbur Mills of Ar- lAKCUESTER night public campground. kansas 1 Mrs. Lef^srer explained that mo Lawn Food Lawn Fertilizer grass Preventer Uncom m itted 202 she. haa a client interested in B y ktaXe: ^LDSmOBILE I.O\ Sj 0|( \|,I Oor rw Covers Covers t$vsr Uns si Hartford RoAd, Msiwlwalsr purcluuring the pn4>erty for this Covers Artzona—Humphrey 1, purpose and how It could be a I'.I II I i; ( I I \ '. I i; R «9 - X j ^ i 10,000 2,000 M oG ovem 6^ Muskie 9, uncom ­ $43-l8tf great source of revenue for the 3.99 ^ m Sq. Ft. 7.95 Sq. R. 2.97 Sq. R . m itted 9 town. Greens your grass in 10 days. Florida-—Humidirey 6, Wal­ Eaton eiqflalned that the nsgu- 15.000 Sq. Ft., Reg. 13.95 10.95 Prevents ugly crabgrass from la ce 75 Covers 10,000 Sq. F t.... 5.77 5.000 Sq. Ft.. Reg. S.45.. 4 .7 5 eve^grouting^^^^^^^^^ Q e o r g 1 a —Chisholm 7, ^ r n u m m M cGovern 4, M ills 1, uncom ­ m itted 41 Deep Green Vigoro Ortho Isotox Insect Spray See Largest Idaho—Chisholm 1, Humph­ DMpQrMo Display of rey 1, M cGovern 7, Muskle 3 Illinois—ddOGovem 13, Mus­ ELMERS’ GLUE Weed & Feed Control with Free Sprayer Dishwashers kie 69, uncom m itted 88 l)('/zini lii’os. Wa\sid(i iMirnitura VnORD In Ckmn. lowar—Chisholm 1, McGovern ■ L ive 6, M liskie 11, uncom m itted 18 A Massachusetts — McGovern L Dem on stration . 102 8 O Z . MAC-PAC BAMBOO 1929 IflsBissii^)!—Uncommitted 26 s. 11.95 5.98 MANCHESTER WILUMANTIC Systemic action Isotox con­ (because rival delegations c<^- LAWN RAKES Kills dandelions and other 1V2 qt. WATERING CAN ■I, eiiit MUdh Timpb broadleaf weeds, while giving tains Sevin.^ Kills^ most in­ peting for convention seating.) Glue All The sturdy teeth of these high 1429 Main St. ^ sects on roses, flowers, trees New Hampshire—McGovern quality lawn rakes are twice-sup- Attractively styled, one-piece con­ lawn a full feeding for thicker, 4%, Muskie 18% ported for strength and flexibilify. structed watering can has floral greener turf. and shrubs. Sprayer mixes Guarantees long service. decoration molded-ln. Convenient, and sprays 4 gallons. South OaroUna—Humphrey 8, eaay-carry handle with long styla Jackson 1, M cGovern 1, Muskie pour spout. Perfect for flower This BoHom Dropped Out O f Our Business ^BUiLT-IN OR PORTABLE 4, uncom m itted 28. Reg, $4tG8 24" 30" .watering. Many garden uses, too. P Wisconsin—Humphrey 18, MoGovem 54. Reg. $9.66- Reg.-64:66- R e g . « « ^ Republicans: .59 o'.t fir,' ll Be Keeper of the White House THUMB GLOVES TAT ANT TRAPS K ■ kennel is Frank Sweitzer, a 22- Vigoro Weed Killer Ortho. 2, 4-D Hose Spray 5 0 % year-

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. 4 . - « ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1972 PAGE TWENTY-ONE PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HEBALf), MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1972 L GAN (A P ) — What does a Gan la a tiny Royal Air Force "Bveiyooe is tbs same families in-. England or the to average 1,840 per month for Somd men find the lack of ladies of Singapore and Hong e^ERQ^ riMident and vldtor. ladles a serious imblem, BUGS BU NN Y OUB^ BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE guy do without womei^ on a staging base—a gas station fdr boat, and there’s no problem,” Ajssumption Kong. Tha island offers 22 sports In­ though l ^ i ^ r d says he has C tWI W INnw iMAlM* British airplanes-^ the mdlan says an airman. TM. UA nTOH N o G a ls lonely IslandT Swim, skindive, ocean. It is pari of the Maldive “It's fine here and morale Is cluding an 18-hole golf course no more psychological cases / CM/MO M O W VOU CAME TO 1 UKC PEOPLE WHO ME..TOO; MAYOR ESOMAIN " H on or R oll sail, golf, watersU, drink, Islands, but the Modem repub­ To bolster morale, no one has great,” said Sheppard, relaxliig which 'has as a hssard getting than in any other comporaUy 1 A9M0MT WHV FDR A RAISC. W A IT T O B I S N 'T s m a r t ENOUfiH TO ON THE BASIS OF Gcni^Mix. in a flowered shirt. "Most run over by a ‘VCIO jet. Hie slsed base. Sj>OimCHKR81 EMBARRA6SIN9, OPEN AN UMBRELLA A TKEBD QCAKliiB watch films, read, study,'play lic’s president forblda off-duty It better than anyone else. Hie M t m r r a n p Antwtr t« Previdin Pwiilt people don’t believe life In the runway goes from eiid to end of FOr others,' the coral reefs, PCCRAPiNO, W IT H O U T h e l p ; b u t h i s O n d e B cricket, take plotores, collect contact with his peojde, espe- quarters ' of the station com­ Bm .rm .iNO /WFOWMAMCr/ CIIK l' O n G a n service can be this good. We the flat CMsd island, forming clear blue water and sunshine Femininity iMpiDm: ateplumle Hau-. shells, eat . . . ciaUy the women. mander, Group Capt Harry PROCCPtJRE...RIOHT7 ai(h. the golf course boundary. are a gfod enotvi^ substitute. aer, 'HUten Karino, BCarcla Mur­ "Except for one thing,” ob­ The island's imly female Is a S h ej^ rd , hike those of his have no real problems.” ray, Patricia Bulltvan. served one of Gan's 800 men; 51-year-dd social worker who men, have no air conditioners. Each month Gan goes Oan was a key installation “Bah,” snorted one fireman ACROSS DOWN when asked about the dearth of Honon: Marie OoykendaU, eying an Ul-clad lady tacked to carefuUy itaalntains her podtion Men are stationed at Gan for through 48,000 cans and S40 gal- during World War n but was l “B ig ----- ” 1 Tower of — hma of draft beer. The cA' bicfenianta. Rear driva traction for anyone who rides a tractor I 55 Investigator DUy Queen will be aelectett Sat­ toff^Eacy to operate throttta oontiol. (82-0300) with ball baarine whaala. Handle imda tor It's our gift to you.. . just for ^ Mountain M w eloraga. (820304) nymphs urday atartliiy at 8 p.m. at Ihe • having hjnl 57 Wisest Poet Ranie. Tlie.tiau JObert;^- (NIWSPAPIS ENTERPRISE ASSN.) obeatra wUl {day fOr dancing, d) and retreahmanta win be AGWAY i r aerved. - oiria wiahlng to compete for ROTARY MOWER the title may regiater^bt the Poat Home anytime before 8 ^5995 P4n. on Saturday. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Laat yearia queen, MOm Unda 3 hp. Brigga a Stratloa 4-poaltlon Birot- DEMONSTRATION Levack of South Wlndaor, wUl Uo control la oonvanlantly located on the handto. ftyalnd ataiL (820031) otflciata at the crowning of the GUfilBIER STREET BY PHIL KROHN 1972 Loyalty Day Queen. Judgea are Mayor John ’nmmpaan, State Rep. Francla WHEN Van s e e am Mahoney, Qaty of the lAV BESlNNlMS herdesaremape - n o t b o r m k S w i(? u e '< 9 0 Tfou ■V. -T& WkPRfEY OL9 SUV' IN’ AN A K : Spell of Beauty Salon, and Mrs. ^ RIDES laeALize irS'iaMNep Fl o a t b y ; TM EN ^A(3 t Alice Bvana of The Herald. fioR TWiaee Mi^ m-rs T2? VVORRY/ atria who are vying for the AMPT w isee p»Avfe SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O^EAL title Include Mlaa Mary Midloy, STRAIGHT? Mlaa DebUe McCarthy, Mra. Shann Marie Burr and Mlaa r^icK.ineeLASEs.' Katheryn MoUcy, all of Man- cheater; SGaa Lonia Rae PhlUe- aon of Rockville, and Mlaa Pattl- Itynn MdDoweU of Beat Hart­ ford. RIDING MOWER COFFEE 4-27 I Apt ideas | 9 4 1 9 “ TMa la Sw fflowar you want to P L A IN JANE BY FRANK BA6INSK1 By JIM HDFNAGBL , do more cutting In lesa time and & Mioving Into a new city and lata aflort 34” cutting awatti, Brigga a Stratton an­ ± 2 . finding an apartment can he a gina with rewind start Automatic drive with ciulta con- frightening and intimidating ex­ troLpnd apoadt from 1-S mph'. (320423) perience. Or it can be- atlmu- 00 -n-iey itr^r^W M i^iALTOP laOiw^ tun eatUtting.'-Jl aU , DONUTS A/CAN WAR? THE CPA^y HORSE SAlOON.' delprada on how you go about It. Here-.are a few "getting aet- HAHN 5 H.P. 26" $ 3 9 9 9 5 tled" Gpa which could make the RIDING MOWER experience a good one. Taka Ufa aiay wtth IhU rear angina mowerl 28” Made Long before you move, do with antl-ecalping akkf toatuia. Recoil Mart It eaay to your homework. Write to the lo­ use. Handlaa lo atally, mowWg'a a braezal UH8128 cal Ommber of Commerce In (820412) {C •■»?« o 1«» w KIA, TM. ■oWANtOW. A ' yOi^ new community and even ■e'iM.aki 8*M«Pete. !■,. , the state develc^mient agency, “And I say she’s well-rid of someone who never both of which wiU BUi^Iy you - n HEARD of a mandolin!” with a wealth of informatum. FORD 14 H.P. FORD 10 H.P. LAWN A F Try to obtain a city guide cmd a GARDEN TRACTOR telephone book, and aubecribe LAWN & GARDEN MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY^ to the community’s noWapaper. TRACTOR $ 1 2 2 9 0 0 CREDIT TERMS Visit the library and. ask about Modal 1M haa alaotrlo atart; 4 tor-' 19 ITAN IT^ JUST A^DDLE9 . BY DICK CAVALLI boo^, magazine articles, or ^ 7 2 0 “ O JjJkio WINTHROP ward gears plus lavaiaa; a 33” turn­ GOOD |l EA/7THQUAKE? PLA/INeHEROAliy ** vS^...... reference . works vdiich might "impraaalva.from any angle, tWa ttna ing -radlin; an atoctrlc implamant ARRANGED HEA\/EN&\ <3AME(JF HOP9COTCH. contain Informatlan about the tractor faaturaa a Kohler angina, alaetrlo elutoh. (820012) lOOKATTHE It> V O T E FO R T H E TAUi:ABOlsrA ONE--n?AO. I equipment with service, parts and a smile w \ dump right from your tractor .. \ nPGEWK/ - puts a 30” swath. Full floating $ 1 0 9 “ wow/ RUT ON us? SJ Bifi, SEF? raai-whaal drive for battar WHAT A LOAD T ' K plng. Fven if you don’t actually dbek, automatic drtvo. Speeds balanoa and traction. In­ CART OF BREAD HFP/ W SJ5 - 'to7mph,discbrakss,short stant, fingertip olutohlng. CRABQRASS choose an apartment on ti^ This front whaM drive modal TUnrOOD WITH GIVE FOR IT. first trip, get an idea Off rents turning radius. (820312), Free grata bagi UHS121 • 7 3 " KILLER faaturaa a SH h.p. Brigga a GRANULES CRABQRAM and tttlUty cpsts in the general AGWAYlO'^ • H P.' iniblNO MOWER Stratton angina. Astro-daok tor (820433) _Box measures a big 10 c apaady diaehatga. Adluatabla 'It. Built tough to ksap going W/DACTHAL KILLER area In which you would like to WHhElMMe Start HAHN 21" SELF PROPELLED (82-1603) live. When you do rent, try to and Safiary Chargarl $489.95 haighL (024003) MOWER WHh Eloelrie Mart ProvMGt fun SGGSOn 4GM (32-0313) of crsbSTMS wMts It make your first ieiuM a short; and Proa Ornoa Bsfl $ 2 1 4 .9 5 u h se isi (3 2 0 4 3 4 ) your iswfti Osntls snomR lor | one |ln case you find a better 19 now Iswns, tool 100*4. hsg. U.SS plaoB later. HAHN 4 H.P. TILLER YARD WORKERS ^ 3 (•6-40SD Uss now for sll SMSon ottac* Diirlng the first week, after With RsvsrsB ■Yuiih Uvimossl Contsins Osethsi (or ' you are somewhat settled, take DEEMS pro omSfQsnco wood control. 2 time for a driving tour to get . INTO OOVOfS 1000 sq. (I. (854)196) an over-all view and learn the * 1 9 9 “ •C0MP09TI DI88TON COROLE8 street ayatem. Hien Walk and ELECTRICllltj UGRASS IM M AGWAY AGWAY 3V2 H.P. . Briggs a Stratton ongins, single a q w a y 4 h .p . A L L E Y OOP SY V. T. HAMLIN walk and walk. Decide the lever diraotlonal oontrol, tills SHEAR TILLER, \ m COMPOST BROADCAST areas you want to . visit and 24” width. Salaly otuteh stapa *212 BLACK & DECKER ^ SPREADER tlllar whan rataaaad. UHOtl24 ’SHREDDER GRINDER 4 1 9 ” then stroll through them to find Pushbutton trimming to ' (32-100^ ProotM laavaa. tiaa limbs, bonaa, vinaa DOUBLE EDGE TRIMMER • 1 5 9 ” all the things that give a city hard-lp-rsach spots. 4J)0( ■ and moral' Large lead hopper, apoxy 8oallopad-toolh 16” Made outs from any anglal. Fingar- cuts par mkiuts. Modal EOS STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF Its character. g HP. 'HiI e R WNh RavifSa T T palnlad steal body. (82-1484) Uptwttoh. (82-1101) 4JH8T124 (32-1010) PS (81-2040) The flrst weekend may be the *•’ - ■ 3 h.p. modal $ 2 9 “ 7 JUST AT THE X . ...SilT IT COULD ANP At THIS AAOMENT...t h e INDIAN OFFICER,IN A time to start familiarising your­ f tsavs (82-146^ /ViOAflENT I MUST FOLLOWING CAR, SEES MINERVA'S TAXI HALTED BY self 'With' the city’s cultural ac­ THAT PEO-PED TAKE OFF FOR THE CROSS TRAFFIC... ANP THE TWO NATIVE CULTISTS AOWAY 20" 3V^ H.P. AGWAY 5 H P . OISSTON LONG, tivities. Try a restaurant or 80 tt>. capacity sprsadar with Msohanizsd gardening l ie u t e n a n t is C.B.I. MEMORIAL LEAVE THEIR VEHICLE-ANP APPROACH HERS... TILLER HANDLE two, visit night spots If you feel ROTARY MOWER 20 aoourata flow ssttinga on power with rsvsrssi 18 un- ‘e s c o k t in d ' m in DEDICATION AIR RAKE VACUUM CORDLESS so inclined; or see a play. handle. Corroakin rasiatanL braaksbls tines till up to 8” ERVA KOAL to ELECTRIC (62-3462) deep. 28” wide. (82-1011) The first month should be $81 « » QRA8S spent seeking out necessary $ 1 5 2 9 5 SHEARS, servlcesi' investigating social BLACK A DECKER BLACK A DECKER, aoUVlUes and making friends. . Aatiodynamloally designed LAWN EDGER deck hat high afllolanoy GRASS TRIMMER This unit allmlnstas hours of tadkait A TRIMMER U you 4on't already have rec­ grasa dltcharga Quiok. ax-, BLACK A DECKER M-X7 manual raking and bagging By * 1 2 « \m fcy mK TM Bat UJ. Ht. Off.** ommendations for a dMtor, tarnal ouHing height ad- combing through your lawn and luatara from M* to 3 H ”. CORDLESS veterinarian, accountant, attor­ picking up loavae. grass, pine Savss cutting tims, snds (320301) . Features kioluda positiva ra- ney or viiatever, check with lo­ cones, sticks snd other debris. HEDQE TRIMMER varaa machanism. Brigga a stooping I Controls on han- dts. 43’ ovsrall. EQS-UR2 LANCELOT . BY COKER and PENN Big 4 bu. bsg Is stsy to — r*)r ~ $ 4 9 M Stratton engine. 18 unbraak- N cal residents or ask local 'pro­ (81-2010) fessional societies for a Ust of Hsndls folds lor storage. abla tinea. (82-1012) / HEY. LORI, [HAHN7 H.P. REAR ENGINE (8M580) Energy Pak ballary ra- 7 BRlM6AAeA BRING ME A WELL, HE PIP membaii. ohargea ovamighti 2200 cut­ <3et to know your co-wqrksrs •LACK A DECKER 18,000 rpm tor fast cisan Trims hard to rsach grass ^ cat? PBNK/ DO WHAT! [ riding MOWER ting atrokat par minute. DELUXE UW N Makss a trench up to H ” iV ASKED HIM who will Introduce you to other Double edge blades. *6184 ED G ER S Putobutton oonvai- ^ - cutting. Double Insulation. a wsfds. Converts to an c a p PRINK peojde and recommend restau­ (82.1166) Built-in cord connsetor. sdgsr. 1/10 h.p., 12.S00 RPM. TP/ ^ TR im iSR ■IPP ** tflmmar. V5 h.p„ (82-1111) (82-1103) rants and night spots. Check $ 4 9 9 “ 8600 R ^ . (63-1104) tiTTLE SPORTS with your soho<4 alumni aasoot- I Silgoa a Stratton angina, 30* I B Y ROySON jouttlng awath. Traptor-typai Prtoas'goed through this waaksrxl only t M'RT Iff vV Sr 'Jr~ aUon to see if a classmate may : transsxia drive s'yttam (arl be living close by. Transfer alrarath, dapandablllty. UHS- i s ' // IR6FUSE1&, // membership In any national or­ , 130(SO41S) INC.BUCKLAND STORE i 9RIN6«iDUANV , is ganisation to which you may [ d e l u x e 7 H.P. 3 T R Ia H 540H8W Slate (to ld BUCKLAND, CONN. THlNeUKnCMju \ belong. ENGINE RIDING MO MON, TOIL WIN THURS. &FRI. After you are settled, -branch 1 Whh nagMa Mart S S 4fc9S uneiso (B2041o) Expanded Hours: OFVtJURVblCB.^ out; mcpand your borlioaa ,by -« 8:30 - 9:00 6 4 3 -5 1 2 3 plarailng a weekend trip or vis­ •k b n h iting an attraction within a few hours drive.

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ept the Ball Maving and Hit the Open Man TODAY Hall Makes 10 Hits Count I Baseball The DRY Side Manchester at Wethersfield 1:30 Manchester Community vs. Eastern Connecticut at Wil- For 10 Runs to Top Tribe limontic Knicks in Devastating Shooting Playoff Win Gdf It took until 8 :16 to complete Christ stroked out two raps count for all the Tribe scoring. Newington, Simsbury at By DEAN R. YOST By DEAN YOST South Windsor wilt Chamberlain would rath- toe nine toning conquest. apiece and Nardi knocked to McCurry, victim of a loosely LOS ANGELES (AP)— Knicks did just that-along Blll Bradley most accurate of Jumper, for game htmors with all four of its jBunday afternoon “The Knicks will shoot fairly league’’ and indicated the Tennis Dave DeBusschere was with devastating first-half er have had th^ game canceled, the Knicks when free—or 29 points. Lucas was IS of 21 games this season, Including well every game. We will have kers will try to be niore dell^ ■ Five infield errors and a Manchester now sports an 0-8 two runs. knit defense, was relieved at toe (3CIL record while Hall upped end of the sixth toning by Frank Manchester at Penney pluffirinir his h is bobk in theth e shooting—to shooting—to swamp swamp the the Los Los Afi- '"rhey just outplayed us. I’d open—for a pass led the Incred- for 26 points, drawing Cham- the Western Conference playoff to play better defense. They erate with their offense In the strong wind , that was blow­ Manchester resumed _ dia­ South VITndsor at Windsor New Y ork Hrenqinir rnom Lakers, 114-92, at the Fo- just as soon forget about this Ible first-half shooting by mak- berlaln outside.,,’This enabled opener with Milwaukee, wanted have an offense that will bother future. I . Rubber Bumiiiga Gary Betterihauaen, winner ot Sun­ Us mark to 1-2. mond suition this afternoon Oranato who finished the con­ ing in from centerfield test. McCurry walked two and RockvUe at Southlngtim - ® " " " game. p-amo >> said Chamberlain, 7^1 1 Inging all six of his shots and Jer- DeBusschere to srabgrab some of an evenhiarevening aame.game. ■’The ’The rameganie our defense. "We^"We didn’t have tte ^^pa- Last Sunday’s viotory by Fred DeSar- day’s Trenton 200, accomiSlshed toe feat l^anchester’s Bigelow col­ when they traveled to Wrihers- after the Knicks played to Roger P en ce’s backup car. Betten- struck out five. Track , , . ., opener of the best-of-sev- foot-1 Laker center. ry lAicas, 6-8 center, made 9 of his 18 rebounds, one less them will start at 1:40 p.m. (PST). " I’m not shooting well In tlence," Sharman said. ■ We ro )vas his 17th at toe half-mile Stafford toward home plate didn’t lected three hits to three offi­ field High for a li80 start. BUuA Hampton at Coventry hausen also holds tha stogie lap-record Hall's startto pitcher, John ■SHWgnt irom tn e pages OI series to determine the Na- The Knicks whipped the La- 11 mostly 20-to-20-foot shots, big Wilt. But Los Angeles, trying foi* practice," said West, “and I need to welt for the good' sho^ Speedway oval. Bugs Stevens haa a help Manchester High yes­ cial at bats. He beat out on In­ It appeared that Manchester FRIDAY tlonal Basketball Association kers in a seven-game series New York made 72 per cent of The Lakers also lost their ar- Its first NBA championship In missed some good shots." We had very poor movement, grand total pf 36 checkered flag at toe Stafford half-mile with a clocking terday as the baseball team field hit, singled sharply to left had snapped out of Its hitting Daly, who was credited with of 20.68 seconds. Gena Bergto turned a toe victory, got relief help to Baseball "We Just try to keep the ball championship started 25 min- two yearns sigo for the NBA Its shots to take an18-polnt gument with ABC over the eight playoff finals since mov- But West did point out thatwe weren’t moving the ball. ’• finishes at the track .Next to toe Im­ bowed to vlriting. HaU High, 10- and singled to right. Wiggto al­ slump to toe second toning. Al East Catholic vs. St. Paul’s in moving amd try to hit the open utes late because the Amerlcam title, and DeBusschere lead at Intermission. , starting time of Sunday’s sec- Ing west from Minneapolis In the Lakers lost their opener to He said Lucas gives Cham- pressive lineup Is Rene Chariand with 20.89 lap to a Ford Ptoto lari scaaon. 4, at Memorial Field before 60 so had two safeties. Rodonls reached on a error and toe fifth from Stu Conn. The edd, chilling temperature was Bristol 3:30 man, DeBusschere said Broadcasting Co. also televised promptly wrote a book entitled,Bradley finished 11 of 12, ond game at the Forum. Los 1960, cam take sadace from the Milwaukee 93-72 at the Forum berlaln a toughter tlmd^ than 16, Bid Flemke with l l and Gene Ber- The late Tony Bettenhausen, Gary’s faithful followers. Steve Clouttoer, Nardi and advanced to second on Chet South Windsor at Windsor Wednesday night after the resident Nixon’s address. ‘”rhe Open Mam." baurely missing a third-quamter Angeles, beaten lopsldedly In remarks of DeBusschere. amd "we’ve been able ta^come Willis Reed, the Knicks’ 6-10 gln With 10. father also won at Trenton back to 19(50. ^gelow’s Infield stogie. Joe toe reason for toe Hall pitching change. Portland at Coventry ------•-■■■-...... ------—-...... - ' ------—------' ' ■ — - "We Just had am exceptional back amd win when we’ve got center who has missed the sea- Erardi delivered a run-scoring Rocky Hill at BoUgoal. 1116 Cook Despres, If 6 110 0 ain ‘ X, Jerry West, the Lakers’ top Red Holsmam, the New York Holzman applauded the work Wheel. • • ' lim e Rock Park features the Schaefer b o st o n (AP) — Memories frames. HonTlhan. lb 4 1 1 1 0 EDlington at East Hartford . brotoers and Boucher formed 4 0 0 1 0 playoff scorer vho had a miser- coach, wauin’t making pre- of substitute Dean Memlnger Trane-Am race. The scenic 1.58 mile of many of hockey’s all - time Hall touched Tribe starter Wade, 2b Tennis m greats will be recalled vividly, (me of the aU-time great lines Daly, p 3 0 0 0 0 able shooting series against dictions. who helped cool off Goodrich Decny Zimmerinan, toe Glastonbury road course .hi- nestled toto toe north­ McCurry for three runs to the (>onn, p 1 0 0 0 0 East Catholic vs. Holy CTross Rain Pelts Diamond, Milwaukee, made only 8 of 16 "You have to shoot well when Earl Monroe ran Into foul when toe New York Rangers and Murdoch and Abel starred fourth toning. Bill Nardi walked, west portiem of Ocnnectlcut. resident who progressed through soap on defense for toe Rangers. Total* ii io lo 4 4 to Waterbury field goal attempts as the La- and play good defense to beat trouble. ' and the Boston Bruins meet for Bryant Christ singled and Des- Track box' derby ranks to toe Indianapolis Stevens will drive ^ secimd car to toe co'veted Stanley Cup start­ In that series 48 years ago, Maaolie*^ kers were outshot for the game, Los Angeles," Holzman said. West said he’d rather play pres bunted safely down toe H E R B I Norwich at Manchester 64 to '87 per cent. “We’ll Just have to wait and Friday than Sunday and added: championship can, missed both toe the Troy Production Mustangs stables ing Sunday afternoon. the Bruins 'won toe Cup>2-0 to a third base line to load toe bases Phoenix 160 and Trenton 200, toe two with veteran Thny DsLorenso handling Odell, c ? H y i S 2 "I have never seen a team see about the series.” “It's better to get beat this way best-of-three series. Tilings are with no outs. A McCurry ivlld L'vensood, c 1 9 1 9 2 tune-up races for toe famed Indy 600 on the contnds on the other machine. Buffs young and old at least Wi^n, a* 4 12 10 Weaver Blasts limps shoot as well as that at the Laker Coach Bill Sharman than by one point when you different now, and It’s probably pitch allowed Nardi to score and Easunan, cf 5 0 0 0 0 Memorial Day. Presently Zimmerman Tuesday Stevens took to the lim e ' know the names Cooney Wel­ Just as well for both New York Rodonls. lb 4 2 1 0 1 start, especially fromwhere said New York "probably Is the have to dwell upon one mls- land, DU Clapper, Eddie Shore, a fielder’s (toolce drove in Des- S O C C ER ^ is to CSallfornla doing paomoUanal work Rock course for'toe first time to a car and Boston. Anything less than pres. Shortstop John W ggixi H. Paaanl, rf 6 0 1 0 0 NEW YORK (AP) — O'** game," fumed Weaver, White Sox won their game In they were shooting,” said West, best shooting team In the giving.” Dutch Getinor, Tiny' Thompson, Blkelov. If 3 1 3 0 0 UVE* IN COLORg|$Sibi for toe VoUstedt Ruing Enterprise, prepared by former stock car racing a'best-of-seven encounter might had a throwing error that allow­ Erardi, 2b 4 0 1 1 1 Rain drops were falling on "Oien we’U never play a game the 10th on Dick Allen’s two-run Pryor, 2b 1 0 0 0 0 sponsor of his txro Indy rides. great Jocko, Magglacomo. He drove for Bill and Bun Cook, Frank be an Injustice to one team. ed Jim HooUhan to trot home. h i<5 head and Manairer E arl Baltimore this season. It will homer. Allen unloaded hla third Boucher, (Murray Murdoch and D. Paganl, 3b J 9 1 1 2 fSBEP" (P Bob Oliver to the Center Motor Sales— The two teams appear almost The visitors continued to score Grime*. Si» ^ ® 9 9 2 Taffy Abel. McCuny, p 2 0 1 1 0 Weaver of the Blltimore r " " m “ /What A difference a year makes! Last Sponrored No, 10. . equal, each at toe peak with in­ freely as three more tallies EMj^D {ITALY Orioles was ankle-deep in ' walked one-out walk to Rich Morales, shison this writer and Grog Fox began Why should they be remem­ jured stars returning. The early were added to toe scareboard Onmkto, P 2 - - - 1 The ’Bulls' got around the layout only . Total* 38 4 11 5 2 controversy as usual. ^he hot Chicago White Sox Michael Called Shot racing lii toe All-American Six-Cycltoder seconds above toe best time turned bered when the Bruins and guessing Is that toe series will to the fifth and three more to Hall 000 338 01 0—10 W.GERMANYlBEtGIUM< 7 owjiiKl fan cuMwnHGW Division at Stafford. On our first night of Rangers square off to a best-of- go six, possibly seven, games. toe sixth. Four errors-to., toe UancdieBter 0 2 0 0 3 O 0 0 0— 4 'Htw* m —iy,Si>hHi«NKMiy The vociferous Weaver, never won 5ielr se^nth s t u S S i ^ w h e n to there. In his debut, Stevens drove 26 nrir-M^ M iMn seven series? Because, toe two 3S; ClouUner, Erardi: 3B: Rodon- NOHOUITV racing, we managed to flip toe machine laps, averaging 1.06 seomids per circuit. The Rangers, Idle since eUmi- fifth accounted for toe runs. U; SB: KaU, Nardi, Christ, M. Pa- bashful with umpires, let them game with a 7-6 triumph over doubled and came home on a ahd'lt coet $250 to repairs to get it 'bapk long-time rivals have not' met nating Chicago with a four- Manchester rallied for two Hartford-BushneU Memorial know what was on his mind Uie Cleveland Indiana In 10 In- two-out pinch single by John A1jm> entered to the TransnAm event la eanl; LOB: Hall 8, Manchester 13; X to||o>'runntog oondlttoh. Lari Sunday at BTl Cagel, noted dirt brack chauffeur in a Stanley' Cup final since game sweep last Sunday, are runs to toe bottom of toe fifth. B B ; Daly 3, Coim 1, McCurry 2, Auditorium Wednesday night after they nlngs; the Detroit Tigers ham-_j]^^“"te ta ^ ^ BO; Daly 3, Conn 4, McCuny 5, Gen’I. Adms. $10 Stafford Speedway we made our debut who drives from Maine to Florida com- 1929. practicing behind locked doors 'Wiggto led off with a hit to deep Oranato 4; Hit* off: Daly 6 for 4 called a game because of rain mered the Texas Rangers 8-1; To Spark Yank Win runs In 6 inninn; Conn 6 tor 0 runs Tlokets on sole now at to a new machine and used our knowl­ this week, with Jean Ratelle short. Rodonls tripled and sent with Kansas Qty leading 5-3 In the New Yorit Yankees tripped * ! ______peUvely. Welland, O ^ p er and Gatoor in 4 ti^ngs; UcCurry 6 for 9 runs box office edge from last year's mistakes to build getting his legs to shape after a centerflelder Christ off- and in 6 Innings; Oranato 4 for 1 run In the sixth inning. the Oakland A’s 4-2; the 'Call- MOEB8 - RANGERS Keklch a 2-0 record, although Cagel who haa Joined toe Sports Car formed Boston’s famed “Dyna­ Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-S p.m. NEW YORK (AP) — a/ better car. The result, was we finish­ tw(vm(mto layoff with a broken running. Ifodonls scored from 3 Innings; HBP: Katz; WP; M o ‘"That wasn’t a definite effort fomla Angeles turned back the Freehan’s two-run double his lifetime mark is only 24-29. dub, cf America for toe event will prac­ mite Line,” playing up front Curry: p B: Odell, Bellder; W: TeL 203-S21-S12S ed third, and received $66 for our ef­ ankle. third on a peuned ball to ac­ Daly: L ; McCurry. on the umpires’ part,’’ Weaver Milwaukee Brewers 8-1 and the a five-run fifth Inning Gene Michael trails Babe "According to all past stand­ tice May 2 *at lim e Rook to the Mag- ahead cf Shore on defense and for Detroit and the Tigers forts . . said after Baltimore’s fourth Miimesota TVlna__ stopped the Ruth by a mere 705 home ards, I’ve peaked," cackled the giacomo £h>eed Shop 1961 Chevy Ca- straight loss. "They didn’t even BostIeff Hoyt Orta, <3il, 7. May, who had already crashed the bases loaded. . j,, trades that have est athletes,” said San Diego John Beach hit a double.and Seals Mail Punctures Momaticallu! was a one-man show aa the RUNS BATTED IN—Darwin, K*ww>n>r..t»r. Gomes. >rhi*tThat Sodth 'Vmdscr High pitcher rfngia for the winners to ac­ Min, ll ; CMay, Chi, 9. .400 2% second baseman," said OgUvie. count for two of Eillfigton’s alic »xmB_nAiu.„ rnu la- ^ *® ^ ^ esosl and rightflelder Rusty was iftor Seaver hit a single •T touched It " ______'-r- Rockville’s recorded a one-hitter and help­ A ’ same like this. May had Bobby Jlb lan drove In three gtaub to toe New Yorkers. and double In addition to mak- aoa,'KSl^rty, after plcktog^up ed bis own cause 'wlto three hits hits. Wednesday’s Results Umpire John Flaherty, ruled, Dynaglass Sealant Whitewalls Regular SAVE SAI.K Plus Krd. We drove 100 nails into a sealant tire C.May, cm, 14, Rojas, KC, 14. already doubled lurnie a run. So nma with a homer and single ”We’re bettor offensively and ing an expert fielding play to Minnesota 3, Boston 1 thi^:«dai»cuUve vlctortea, .toss­ and three RBIb. Granby, 'with t o loss, drop­ on an appeal by the Twins, that ped to 2-8 while toe Kniidda’ with Old Tire in Trade Prire 'A PRICK Ksrise Tas and drove it from New York lo Phila­ D O U B I^ D .Joh n son M , the Oibs decided to bypass toe but It was Dave Concepcion’s defe^rely We’re g ^ to I X T a T ^ e r a r f e c ? ^ on California 8, Milwaukee 1 ed a thna-hlttor but lost. Win­ '’H i^ gave up ah RBI stogie OgUvie did miss second on toe qport a 4-2 marii. -4; Apftriclo, Bsn^, 4; STOeh^ slugging first baseman, giving bases-loaded single In toe sev- gcore more runs and that haa Stahl’s bunt In toe sixth inning. B .Vi ning hurler Dave Duboaar re­ 'to Moe Morler to the third to­ . E78-14or7.3!>xl4 *4.5.99 1 5 ” 3 0 “ *2.69 delphia without losing a breath of air! Det, 4; Pinson, Cal, 4; Randle, hUii'an Intentional walk to gel enth that drove In what proved to"help“'e v e t ^ l ^ e r our ” ^ e T “p i w ^ n l^ * ^ * * way to third with one out in toe corded a foup-hlttor. ning but was to complete com­ Ellington 010 000 1—2 • 1 eighth Inning after Tommy Oranby OOO 001 0—1 8 1 Built with 2 fiber glass belts and four .. ^ 1 h ^ Watson, MUess In four to be toe decisive two runs. gtaff."staff." shake upuo toe San DiegoDleso lineupUneuo NevNew York 4, Oakland 2 RookvUta scored Its Icne taUy mand the tea t q t the way. F78-14 or 7J!3*I4 H 7 .9 9 1 5 ” 3 2 ” •2.84 TTUPLBS-P.Kelly, cm. 2; 16 previous at bats. nawna nnavwa The teams 'wrap up toe throe- tonight in an attempt to sal- Detroit 8, Texas 1 Harper’s grounder bounced by on a squeate bunt to toe second Jdrry Jenktoa also accounted Norris and lAndmaxm; Miner plies o f smooth-riding polyester cord. third baseman Steve Braun. game series tonight, with bard- vage one game of toe series. Kansas City 6, Baltimore 3, toning, A Kard Dombek stogie. for three hits ifor SiW. Tlte win- and WiOkman. G78-14 or 8.25x14 ^=>0.99 1 6 ” 3 4 ” •3.03 Also, a special layer of sealant material HOME RUNS—Darwin, Min, to this and showed his dls- uio- "He missed It,” said Flaher­ BOLTON — TWO erron and 2 6H innings, rain three walks hlghUgfatod Bacon helps prevent air loss. 4; D.Allen, Oil, 8. pleasure with a Une-drive ^ ® Tliursday’s Games ty. ‘‘It’s as simple as that. You EDDIE KASKO H 78-I4 or 8.55x14 ^53.99 1 7 ” 3 6 “ •3.20 STOLEN BASES—McCraw, double to right center field that ^ ® * u .^ defeats and did It by No games scheduled may go a couple years without Academy’s four-run third to­ Cle, 6; D.NeIson, Tex, 4. sent May scurrying around toe ning aa t o viattors held on to In St. Louis’ five-run second In- caUlrig one like that. You can’t third Caraw's groundout.^ J78-L4 or 18.85x14 ’ .=>6.99 1 8 ” 3 8 “ •3.38 PITCHING (2 Decisions)—8 bases. And when CSilcago cen^ give anything away—It’s an ap- Carew and Stove Braim,.- Squires Cool Off, stave off a six Inning Bolton Di«v “It wee **®t my moat ar- FREE Tire Mounting and Rotation Tied With 1.000. peal play." had three hits, hit run-scoririg rally to win, 4-8. Bacon’s rec­ F78-I5 or 7.7.5xl.5 “*48.99 1 6 * * 3 2 “ •2.90 STRUCEXIUTS—Wood, Chi, tryingimHno. to chase a™™down the WfMt, t“ uc . effort,’’ , . , . said , toe ... fmmer . National League ord Is 4-3 while t o BuUdogs we Twins’ right fielder Cesar To- "*"S>ea In toe third, 23; Coleman, Det, 20. May was home free, the Astros East Division are-wtolasB to five outtogs. ^t I .9 9 1 7 « 3 4 “ •3.08 var alerted seemd baroman The Red Sox had a break to! Bolton scored t o l r run total 1*78-15 or 8.15x15 had a 6-4 victory, their ninth * the thing.” W. L. Pot. G JL Rod Carew, who caUed for toe the American League. sebedUle| Use Sears straight, and toe Cubs had suc­ He won it despite successive New York Nets Knot Series to the slxto cn stogies by John 1 8 “ 3 6 “ •3.36 homers iri the first Inning by ball from pitcher Dick Wood- today, giving them a little time H 78-I5 or 8.45x15 ■*.54.99 7 Pro Basketball cessive loss No. 8. Montreal 1 Muro, Jim Ruftol and Bob Hen­ Easy Payment Plan Ralfrii Garr and Hank Aaron of son, to nurse damaged pride to two UNIONDALE, N. Y. (AP) — 'Die New -York Nets NBA In other National League ac­ Philadelphia iMi losses to the ’Twins. have put the Virginia Squires on ice in-the American ry. The BuHdegs mounted a L 78-15 or 9.00x 15 *6 0 .9 9 2 0 “ 4 0 “ •3.52 Champlonalilp tion, Qincinnati held off iPltts- toe Braves. Joe Hague drilled a Pittsburgh Flaherty gave toe put sign last ditch effort to toe seventh two-run shot for toe Cards. St. Louis 4 and gave toe out sign for Kas The Boston club makes ttej Basketball Association’s semifinal iHayoffs. only to have winning pitcher Wednesday’s Results burgh 7-6, St. Louis beat At- ■fhe Nets squared their sec- —_ New York 114, Los Angeles lanta 9-4, San Francisco - overr A two-out, two-run double by Chicago 2 5^ ko, who Immediately stormed Brat T ex as appearance this Mdp K eller snuff out the rally. ”nm McCarver put Philadelphia West Division out to protest and kicked sec- weekend, faeiiw Ted WUUams'u. end-round playoff with Virginia _ . . « MUro and Homy stroked out 92, New York leads best-of-7 took Philadelphia 8-8 in 10 Iri- Wednesday dght, b a a ^ t o t o series, 1-0. nlngs, Los Angeles t o lle d ™ ‘®P *".‘**®,*®P ®* Houston _ ond base to disgust. Rangers to a toree-game series^ two hits aplsoo for t o losers. — “He touched It from where I «‘»rtlng; Friday night. , ,r Thursday’s Games Montreal 2-0 and toe New York Los Angeles S.W7 ilto to Bolton entertains Rooky Hill No game scheduled Mets defeated San Diego 6-1. capping toe San BYanclaco 4 saw It," said Kasko. ------— tomorrow afternoon on t o Every Dynaglass Guardsman • • * rally with a tie-breaking, two- San Diego 6 When play resumed, Luis o . , fifth game scheduled for Hamp- Yort Bulldog diamond. Friday’s Games ton, Va., Saturday and a slxto "■? ??, iSS* No game scheduled ASTROS - CUBS homer. Dave Kingman also Atlanta 6% Apareolo doubled to put run- IT lw 9i§(U I r i o Cincinnati gams back to New Yorit next led throughout "We don’t have Just one guy homers- for B ners on second and third. Dave FOXBORO, TWa«, (xp) jjargurel^se Tire REDUCED *5.00... to do toe hitting like last year,” Francisco, k f e o ^ . Much of t o early woric was ABA said Wynn. "Bob Watson is hit- PHILS . GIANTS Wednesday’s Rewilts c S * ^ t a s m r t i '” *® Patriots of 'Virginia had t o Nets cn the done by Rick Barry, who led A78-l8or6.(NKIH Division Finals San Francisco 8, Phlladeliriila “‘® National FootbaU League iwMS ' 'Winning the first two all scorers with 88 points—16 cf' ting, Lee May is hitting . . . and A two-«ut, two-run double liy 6. 10 Innings ® announced Wednesday toe siU . Tubeless Blackwall Uynaglass Guardsman * Wednesday’s Results when Lee’s net hitting. Bob is. Tim McCarver put Philadelphia glumes alt ttis playeff. But t o them to the opening period. East Division __ St. Louis 9, Atlanto 4 tog of three more playerk firf^ Squires api»arently cooled off ironically, Barry had Regular $22.99 PIuk6I.T8K.K.T. ”11118 is a great team—a beau- on top 6-4 in the top o l the lOto Cincinnati 7, Fl^taburgh 6 On toe ruling, Manager Bill trials as tree agents. ■nd Old Tire New York 118, Virginia 107, team' before toe Giants roared back, siiWiig a ntoa-day delay before planned to khoot that much. ’* Houston 6, Chicago 4, 10 to- R*«ney said7 '"^ ere is only xdded to bsst-of-7 series tied, 2-2. added; "When I with Bobby Bonds capping toe gAme^tlwe. Tto yp ^ 1 7 nlngs West D1 vision saw toe center fielder faU rally with a tie-breaking, two- “ Wimrianks, ?260-S!Sd go to t o boards m o « -to help Totals 87 4 I 1 Whitewalls also Reduced *5.00 New York 6, San Diego 1 i ^ >Mupytag t o N a j ^ ^ ^ rebounding," Barry said. Indiana 1(», Utah 99, best-of-7 dovim, I Just knew I had to nm homer. Dave Kingman also Los Angeles 2, Montreal 0 series Ued, 8-8. score. These guys never give a pair of solo homers for aiiuA, home of t o NeU. ^ ^ sudden I had t o haU Hurry . . . iSale Ends Saturday Thunday'e Gamee Thursday’s Games When the t o ^ ininy hands, shot It and It went 8b up. We can come back.” S*m Francisco. Phlladeljtola (Selma 0-1) at four hits to 7 2-8 ^ to g s, allow- tackle Bruce Mitchell of Kan-. No games scheduled ’They came back from a 2-0 .DODGERS • EXPOS and t o court m ov^ to, too i ^ another, and If Friday’e Games 8u) Francisco (Cumheriand 0- S to “ ®OUl. • loi-: Chicago lead in the third on Claude Osteen of Loe Angeles S) ® run-scoring single to the fifth. a,a|. defensive end at Bwhaiim mfuttan,' wUob had 1 ^ going *“ ‘®®’ „ started "Shop Your Nearest Sears Store No games scheduled May’s double and Wynn’s two- and BUI Stoneman of Montreal (AP photo) Ctoctonatl (Gullett 0-2) at Harmon KlHebrew’s stogie oeiensive et»d at Syracuse., foiTvttgliila, aaams'to have ' ORANGE SrUNGnELD WEST HAETEOED WEtnrSPEINGnELD WATEEBDEY run triple. Then, after run-scor- appeared headed into a score- HOT CORNER—Third base Is the center for some, Pittsburgh (Briles O-O) (N) drove in an unearned Twins’ BKIDGKIHIKT HAMDEN Naugatuck Valley Mall Shifted to New York’s side. Barry’s hot hand—‘Tve nav- Lafayttte Plaza 2301 IMzwcUAve. SOBnrionPoatRd. 1585 Beaton Rd.,|j Corbin’s (kuner 135 Memorial Ave. IngjhHs by BUly Williams and leas extra-inning affair before brilliant stops. Orioles’ Brooks Robinson robs New York (Gentry 0-1) at run to toe first after Cesar To- Five New Yorit stakes races' '"Wb Just pbiySil unintelligent tr been hotter at thb start of a Sports Dial Glenn Beckert had put Chicago WllUe Crawford ended, matters Amos Otis of a sure hit. To counter, Royals’ Paul San Diego (Norman 0-1), (N) var reached base on an eiror, are more than 100 yean old— ir e Sears MIDDLETOWN DANBUEV NOEWALE WESrnELD NOETHAMPTON ball," said Virginia Ooeoh Al game," ho eald—gave toe Nets 44 Main St. 5U Main St. TONIGHT on top again in the seventh, with a two-out, two-run homer Schaal stops a Robinson shot for an out. The mme Montreal (MoAnolly 0-0) at moved to second on penny t h e Belmont, Champagne, ; BlancUf. •'We’re to a fog/’ a comfortable edge. "We got sn s SHAW, aORBUCK AND <». (1^1 Middle Ipke. W. 222MAUiSt. 129MainSt. WWaUSt. S-Dl lOlU Meta. vs. Padroe, WINF Wynn brought them back again In the bottom of the ninth. was called with the Royals chaikinK up a win of 5-8. Los Angeles (Downing 1-1), (N) Thompson’s sacrifice and to Travers, Ladles and Jeropie, The iog settled early on the ahead and It put them to a Squires as New York scored hole,” t o Nets’ star said.

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T^'silftOE TWENTY-POtm MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL. 27, 1972 World’s Top Tennis Stars Will To Forest Hills and Wimbledon 1973 get the job done

LONDON (AP) __ The tallng $l.2S million dollars. For nate that the tournament is run As contracts expire the WCT will have to compete at the WCT stars to play In the world’s top tennis stars are I*‘®Be events he win pay------sane. Independently ot the ILTF. stars will leave Hunt’s payroll four major tournaments—the French , Championships or,, at Roofing - SIdimg 16 Butlneu Opportunity 28 It will be Up to the Davis and become Independent pr^- Italian and French champion- Wimbledcn this year. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS retuniinfir to Forest H ills - V“?.„'**^en!Ss “ 'Fed^i^S^f T^Cup^n^U^^^ ferslciidV.' " " " ^ W e i ^ ” anT"F ;r;.t punt is committed to BIDWELL Home Improvement possibly this year—and to Lawn 8 :3 0 AJM. to 5 :0 0 PJM. MANC91ESTER — Laundromat O rd e r Y o u r world ruling body with ^lich WCT stars can play,” Heyman The last cmitract—that of Hills—to’ qualify, for the World tournaments In the Umtea Ob. Ejqpert inataUatlon of alu­ and Coin Dry (Cleaning in busy H A P P Y A D S Wimbledon in 1973. he has been at loggerheads added. newly signed Cliff Rlphey of Cup. States at those times. minum aiding,' gutters and shopping center, newly re­ And the contract pros—Rod since last summer. Hunt commented: "I see no Sarasota, Fla.—is duo to run Heyman and Hunt signed an But Hunt said his men iw cftPY'^CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED AD1PT. trims. Roofing InstoUation and decorated, doing a good “ H a p p y Laver, Arthur Ashe and the reason why they shouldn’t. out In four years-time. agreement after die American free of all commitments during repairs. 840-8406, 878-9100. rest—^will be able to play In the The ILTF will promote tour­ 4iM PJR. DAT HBFORll FDBUOATION volume of business. Reason for naments for the other eight From now on these players wlU WCT plans 28 events in Its promoter had made a dramatic Forest Hills, selling — moving out of state. Davis Cup again provided the four months, including its plane dash frem Dallas. But "I see no reason why they months of the year. observe IL’TF regulations, with­ DeftdliiM lor Batorilky and BtoodoY la 4:80 p.m. Frhay C all 848-4918. T h o u g h t” Davis Cup nations agree to ad­ in the terms of their contractual World Cup event which staiiU trend" In state universities to Happy Wefcome Home Crampton, an Australian now JV **^1, m elon of money winners. 1962 GHEVROLET standard, 6 ------!______^------and part - time classes. AUied elim inate compulsory living In Dallas, hasn’t won all.^ GRANTS Plumbing Service — OonstrucUon ’Training School, 15th Anniversary MOM Crampton is an Intense com- HERALD cylinder. gj)od transportation, “ gym .” season but he’s been seventh or those g ^ shoU when he h ^ Free' estimates, plus quality ^rlngfield, Mass. CaU our Con- MOM and DAD WUh Love from b;tte7el^"m nes,”h,i' ^en in to, dldJ^ mtas a putt Inside six <>" $100. Phone 844-1818. 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Set for Derby Run cal activity and a desire to ments. 64S-88S6 after 4 p.m. Help Wonted-Female 35 Happy Anniversary learn lifetime recreationiM week’s prestigious ’Tournament from my ”*•*‘4, s^d you? e ' Happy 18th Birthday o f O iam oions CSrampton, a 86-year-oid who Nicklaus, however, rem ained 1- can­ Happy Birthday Happy 1st Birthday a cherished 5-0 decision over Central Connecticut. hanSe of M mlUlon on the ®’ r.® * Enclose your reply to iop MUSTANG convertible, 6- "Sorry, I wos robbed at the office!" A l’s Plum U ng Coep. 876-0880. dles, string sot, bottle cut­ "He Just grinds' it out, week the most consistent, but least tournament. the box In an envelope — JILL race. Last year, OTB handled ® P'*” ' D erby Day^______cyllnder, automatio transmis­ ting and more at CRAFT- MINDY address to the Classified sion, good condition, $800. 1987 PARTTEIS, whUe esunlng top Love, $1,030,432 in D erby bets. Manager, Manchester M litnery. 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C. sters under 18 to attend any NOnOBJ ,1s hereby given that cabinets, remodeling, odd made whUe you wait Tape re­ ' being fired as coatdi of the dows will be opened as needed. m ^ e s, fuUy insured. 649-4411. EXPEUUENCED Insurance Love, Thank you for horse races, dOg races o f OptionoL jShara Book No. 17201 xo67 9X>RP Galaxle, convertl- iFred Glover, who had 'writer, for career {xasltion. CaU from coached the Seals W e e 1868, where betting is going on. exclusively on May 4t-0 for Der­ T L o o n Asaoclafion, Iiie tion. 649-8781. 688-2880. decorating, interior and ex­ Rickey, Connie has___ Buu been ______lost and ______•— :------WASHING machine repairs, Mr. ZacUn, 6484141. leading the team to a cellar fin­ Youths under 18 also will by wagering. TTiey are o t 47 terior, paperfaanglng, fiiUy in­ and Tony c . c. appU has been to 1971 ’TOYOTA Corona, 2-door RUGS Shampooe^ profe^onal- Whlripool, Kenmmre, ish In l9n. be barred fnnn off-track bet­ Broadway In Manhattan and ly, special spring cleaning Bured. For free estimates, call TYPIST-derk In accounts pay- sold for payment hardtop, vinyl top, good condl- Maytag. Reasonable rates. ting parlors when those es­ 2796 Rlctmumd A ve., Staten rales. Admiral Floor Service, 949-9668. I f no answer 648-6862. aMe - accounting depcolment. Happy Anniversary Happy Anniversary Young said a new coach of the { at o f d e p o sit tion. $1,800 . Phone 646-7849. Owner of Pike Coin Wash an d ______tablishments are opened for Isl&xid* 648^7098 anytim e. Prior experience helpful but LINDA and CARSON would be named before the Dry Cleaning, 276 West Middle INSIDE—outside painting. Spe- ARL and RON business. Bettors with OTB telejdioae POUND 1 —Very young female lUnM I fl .g j^nwi srwi I .zij- ggwwCk PO* ^ ...... ■" . ' .------’Turnpike, next to Stop and not required. Intelligence Is re­ Love, NHL draft In June. door, hardtop, good cciutttlon. SHARPENING Service ^w s, clal rates for pei^le over 65. accounts can call in Derby bets cat, tigar, black and gray. Shop, 643-4918, 648-9789. CaU m y com petitors, then caU quired. (TaU Nelseed, inag Main Bt, M&nchester. Hours trees cut and removed. CaU Floar Finishing 24 Roy Camponella, the baseball Abforber mole, /rallco cat mostly black, wheels, stereo.' CaU 6494177, dally 7:80-6, Thursday, 7:80-9 648-6000. ------WAITRESS and kitchen help, Happy Birthday Happy lOth Birthday HigniioiDaDe Cuaranlee Saturday, 7:80-4. 643-7968. FLOOR SANDING, and refln- full-time, from 6:30 a.m. to 3 Ousted in Four Straight great, was discharged from vtclnl^ Brenl Any Intor- • P-*" KEVIN CARLYN If Heavy Duty • ' ' •— ------Ishlng . (specializing In older p.m., or 2:80 p.m. to 11:30 Grasslands Hospital Wednes- m aticQ .pisase caU, 648-9158. 1966 MUSTANG convertlMe, 8 TWO YOUNG married men wlU Love, HALIFAX, N.8. (AP) — The Richie Leduc and Boetun con- ^^y. He taA$ been treated for a , ■ floors). Inside and outside p.m. Apply in person, between With Love, SfdVM b due to fi Grinder, automatlc,_fuU pow- do smaU i«P9^ Jobs, and patat- Boston Braves, the Cinderella nected to r the Braves, pulmonary embidiem since m eterlal■ terlale •ad Under, auto^c, pw- do amw r«p^ jora ana pamr- n„nillna C onlW tlnq 14 painting. No Job too smaU. 2:30-6 p.m. Top Hat Restau- Mom, Dad, Mark, Mommy, Daddy, Lori, ITROMBHIIP ■, damaged side. Best offer, tag, also cellar claantag and DUllUing w oniiw nn^ iw verfaUle, 6 team In Its first season In the A rough third period was wcar-oat wi.ii; 'e r , _ 046-6760, 872- rant, 267 B n » d St., Manches­ M arch 80. - \ A n i Va! and Tom Lynnie and Murphy American Hockey league, has highlighted by a fight between orisipal pur- ______647-9666. Hght tracking. OaU 646-2892, 2222. ter. No phone calls please. Campanella, the Brooklyn ^ dm w owu tM MASONRY — AU types of ______learned the bitter lesson that Nova Scotia’s Yvon Lambert Dodger catcher elected to base­ Mr, it will IS banquet VOLKSWAGEN Fastback, “ ***” *'______its parent club, the .Boston and Boston’s Ron Jtxies. IVhlle raplacad upoo stone, .brick fireplaces, walls, ------— WOMEN to work In plastic ball’s Hall of Fame, wlU omitin- return free of ’ radio, standard, 86,000 mUes. LIGHT trucking and odd Jobs. concrete steps, sidewalks. No BondS — manufacturing, first shift, 8 to Help WonleflTFemale 35 Help Wanted-Female 35 Bruins, learned last year: It’s they mixed it up, some of the ue outpatient treatment while ebarga, or the CaU 648-9601, 640-2000, after 5 purehare price 0 0 1 648-8016. ------“ - Job too sraaU. Free estimates. _ iJAi4«M«iAa 97 4:80 p.m. night shift, 5 to 9 not how you finish In the dlvl- Boston players tangled with h> * weddings, banquets, ______DENTAL assistant to work In living at his home in nearby p.m . Over 20 yeara experience. Af- »»OCK» ’■ M aiTgogeS p.m. CaU for appointment, 646- PRINTING PLANT Sion, it’s the played that rambunctious fans behind their * 1 W O CIC1 8 C|iTB «U social functUms. Ca- r „-L , _ IraetOri 5 oral surgery office, experience Greenburgta. Sears Battery Guarantee ter 6 p.m . 643-1870, 644-2976. MORTGAGES —1st, and 2nd count. bench and police had to aid in •hook tbforber JkvaUaMe. The Odany ' 2020. » First Shift preferred. Write Box R, Man­ wat imt»lM hy interim ftaanc-' ’The Braves, who finished settling the siutation, Free replacement within 90 days of pur­ Sears^ wo wiU in* (formerly Ye Olde WRAPPER, FULL-TIME chester Herald. chase if hattery proves defective. After 90 •Ull Jiew shock B a ll), Colony Shops, nm nv Y , Van, 106, 1987, 6 oylln- first in the Eastern Division, •btorlNf with n o ®<*‘**^*®'’®*** tlal service. J. D. Real Estate Mature tatelUgent girl to work No experience necessary days we replace the buttery, if defective, charge for Ubnr Oonn. 286-8801, der. A A ta g $700. 649-1062. WOMAN to care for semi-ln- were ellmlpated from the Col­ TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — riding, foundwtons. Low* i®* *43^129. part-time ta dental office. Call Liberal benefit program that der Oip playoffs in four and charge you only for the period of own- 'vaUd, to Uve in, central loca­ ------1966 VOLKSWAGEN van, very Trees cut, buUdtag lots clear- Pri®*®- financing. Add-A------64945675. includes a non-contributory straight gam es with a 6-2 loss eixhip, based on the regular price less tion. 643-4346. good condition. $660. CaU 648- ed trees toMwd Got a tree L®v«l Dormer, 2894)440. MCmTOAOES, loans, first, sec------pension plan. Wednesday night to the Nova toSn n h ^ ------= - r - :r : ------end third. AU kinds. Realty BOOKKEEPER — Exceptional trade-in at the time o f the return, prorutcil For So la 4 A{^ly to person or call Scotia Voyageurs. ■ A 4721. ^ .. __ - ___ phc*»e CIESZYNBKI builder statewide. rfo/endd'e rvedttCredit mfimr rating unnee. unnec­ oDDoirtunltvopportunl^ for someone exne-expe­ Shofitbeii over the number of months of the gnarun- caU. 7424202. homos custom buUt.' 643-1101 The Bruins last year finished lee. CHARGE IT Mustang, Oobar pRD — 1961 ptok-up, 8 cyUn------essary. Reasonable. Confiden­ rienced through trial balance. Help Wanred-Mole 36 first in the East Division of the four-speed. Extra low Her itto. CaU 4294188 after 0 SPRING clean up, landsciq>tag remoaeung. additions, rec tial, quick arrangements. Al­ Manchester manufacturer of­ ALLIED on Sears Revolving Charge National Hockey League, then In exceUent condition, p and gardening------O * f jU " l ------types, vin Lundy Agency. 627-7971. fers working conditions and PRINTING SERVICES AUTO MECHANICAL lost the opening series for the compensations that are ex­ X SU NRW after 6 p.m., ask for free estim ates, 288-0674. 100 Conatitution Plaza, Hart­ 579 M iddle Tpke., West TE(?HNICIAN Stanley Cup to the M<»treal woric. Steps, dormers. Resi­ ford. Evenings, 233-6879. tremely attractive. Career In­ ______T raH e ra- dential or commercial. CaU Manchester, Conn. CanadienS, the Voyageurs par­ STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, dividual only. Present book- $175 TO $teo WEEKLY ent club. 36 Month Guaranteed Sears Heavy-Duty | NEED~3ART Credit rary bad^ Moblla Homo* 6^ fireplaces, flagstmie terraces. 649-4291. kee{>er retiring after 20 years. AU concrete repetirs, both In­ Business Oppartunity 28 DEPARTMENT SECRETARY Experienced man, 3 to 6 years The Braves, who made a s p a o b a g e travel traUer, 20' CARPENTRY — Repairs, re- Oenfidential write Box "L” side and outslds, railings, ------^ ------shop experience. Dealership fight of It in the first thm est liilagiss accepts lowest aelf-contalned. Excdlent con­ modeltag, additions, roofing. Manchester Herald. L ively diversified gfal, telefJione High Voltage Battery landsciq>tag. - Reastmably service or Independent garage. games of the series, were*in Shock Absorbers down, rinaUest payment, any- dltion.. G$to-electrlo refrtgtra-. Ootl David .Patria, South Wind- MANUFACTURER’S personality. Sound typing, man­ wherer Not smaU loan finance priced. CaU 6484^. BOOKKBIEPER — Experienced We furnish General Motors trouble from the start Wednes­ tor, hot w ater, heat. 628-6211. sex:, 644-1796. REPRESENTATIVE uals, llbraury work. 8:30-6 p.m . compow plan. Dou|^ Motors through trial bedance, Hart­ A team on the up-swlng! Fee training. This Is a permanent day night, falling behind 8-0 in SAVE *4 .0 0 ROTOTTUi gardens, lawns, NEEDED ford, free parking, 528-2119. position. High weekly guarantee, the first period. Regular !Nu Trade-in 845 l i ^ . STARCIUtFT travel traUer, 16’ , WES ROBBINS carpentry re­ paid. 1969, sleeps 6, gas-electric re­ flow er beds. CaU 946-7708, 429- sixty-Year Old, Miilti-MlUlon flat-rate system of pay, no limit Michel Plasse, a 28-year-old SAVE *2 .3 3 modeling specialist. Additions, EAST HTFD. EMPLOYMENT Price . . . >A, 6 c^ ta d sr frigerator, etc. Very clean, $1,- 2826. rec rooms, dormers, porches, Dollar Company dealing In auto- on earnings. Montreal native, sparkled In Regular $7.99 tranraolaslon, low BOOKKEEPER AGENCY ‘ goal for the Voyageurs, winning Regular Price with W ith 876. 7«MS96. TWO Handymen want a varl- cabtaeta, f<»mlca, buUt-taa, “ ®“ ‘® We have a modem, well equip­ Sizcft tu'Fit \loMt Cars ^ a c’ l L good condition. CaU X o T ^ b y T y or h ^ ‘ bauTro;^., 649-8446; tor representatives to se^lce, mterasttag position which 96 Conn. Blvd. in his eighth playoff game since T rade-in . . . $20.9.5 T rad e-in ask for Mr. MUler. IB’ SELF-CONTAlNSaD travel 1. ^ 1 ‘ ______- company secured retail and In- requires overaU bookkeeping 289-1884 ped, warm shop. F\ill fringe benefit prograrjj, free uniforms, taking over from injured traUer, exceUent condition, Yards, attics, ceU ^ cleaned. jxJRMBRS, garages, pow^s, dustirlal accounts. $100 for each experience with growing Wayne Thomas following the fi­ 1967 T /- BHUO. R epossession. Lawns and gardeneir’s service. 40 hours, five-day week. Please sleepa 4, $1,200. CaU 648-2801 rec rooma, room additions, day you work la a conservative coini>any. Versatile assign­ NURSES AIDES — All shifts. nal regular s'eason game. LOW MIISAGE SPECIA!^% Don’ t trust your tired old battery. Stop at Sears for a High Badly worn shock absorbers are more than uncom­ $lA70y( Savings Bank cf Man- CaU 648-6806. call Kenneth BYench, Service after 4 p-m. kitchens, add-a-levels, roeftag, estimate of earnings. ments require a well organ­ fuU and part-tim e. Training Plasse 'blocked 83 shots as the '646-1700. Manager. 1970 CADILLAC SZDAN deVIUS $4990 Voltage Battery . . . straight th rou gh the partition fortable . . . they rob you of the driving control you ized person \^o Is fast and avaUable for those who qual­ Voyageurs were outshot 86-88 ynTJCBWAQBN 1971. camper, PU R nj Cfleanlng Oompaiv p a r t o r FULL-TIME Air oomUtloned, fttU power, loaded with all the extras. need for safer cornering and fast stops! Sear^ Heavy* accurate. CaU Denise Wells, ify. Excellent wages and and has allowed only 11 goals cell connectors deliver more initial starting power . l Y station .. .uw. wagon, with permanent raloed top, re- rug, floor and window clean­ GEM CHEVROLET INC. Clean! ing. CaU for free estimates. We available. Economy BuUdere, NO DIREIGT SELLING for appointment, Cavrok fringe benefits. Apply Mead- Storrs Rd. In the team’s nine playoff than an otherwise identical battery with up-and- Duty Shocks cure rough riders, help restore control, Utkmtag, $^'*^’ frlgerator, propane ayatom and In c., 648-6169, 872-0647, eve- $2,966 .Investment, totally secur- Corporation, 876-2548. Savings Bank of Man- extras. Has to be seen to honor Master charge. CaU 648- dows Convalescent Center, 333 Willimantic, Conn. gam es. over cell connectors. make driving fun again. m a n y ' ntags. ed by Inventory, provides you Boston coach Bep GuidoUn 1972 BUICK CENTURION $4*95 846-1700 _ _ _ _ be appreciated. CaU 628-8801 o r 6407. Blilwell St., Manchester, 646- 1-423-1603 4-Ooor Hardtop. Air oondltioaed, fun power, dark brown, - r ----- T - V T T am AMMF — Cara^^ with everything necessary to put SALESWOMAN - Pilgrim 2321. credited the Voyageurs with de­ 1008 l&YM OUTH F ury, con- 648-6120, owner. ______LIGHT tracking, odd Jobe, also ----- you ta a profitable and secure Departm^ serving to win “especially after beige vinyl roirf. FREE Battery Installation Fast Low Cost Installation Available cotttfaotor. Additions, remod­ MACHINE operator with expe­ vertll^ good oondlOon. Otood gpoRT Trailer camper, moving .laige appliances. bustaess of your own. store Is looking for a mature DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER they won two gam es In our Burning barrels delivered. $4. eling and repairs, 876-1642. rience In operation of Bridge- depen|aUe traniqwrtation. . exceUent condition^ ------. INVENTORY KIY-BACK wpman full-time also part- rink. 1970 PONTIAC CATALINA $2395 644-1776. NEEDS YOU ports and surface grinders. Al­ “They’re skating and they’re CaU y S ’SOW-, ______Many extras. 649-4224. NBWTON H. SMITH k SONS— time evenings. A{q>ly Pilgrim If you are over 18 and look­ so wiU involve some assembly 4-Door Hardtop. Dark green. Must be seen! Remodeling, rei>alrtag, addi- GUARANTEED playing . . . A1 McNeil has done 1966 MEIUIURY 4 4 o o r hard- CARPENTER available eve- MUls, 434 Oakland Street, ing for full-time work with work, good starting rate with a tremendous Job,” he said. too excaUsnt «««diMnn. $676. as..«.»..»— t— 11 ntags and weekends. No Job U®***. f«® pwrehe® imd complete Information, call Manchester. good pay, we can use you. all fringe benefits {>ald by McNeil, the Voyageurs coach, 19*8 lUICK SKYLARK $1895 _MatOTCyCHIl______too D ic y c n i 11 big or too smoU.«msU. OaU OaU Bto- Sta- roofing. roofing. No job too amaU. CaU ur.. Duxi rv»T T.inr»r — —_____ Openings on aU shifts. Ap­ company. Apply at NoWe & firm . OaU 948-0068. Mr, Byrd 001X.ECT GAL FRIDAY — Right hand to said he “didn’t expect a 4-0 OB. Oonveitlble. Deirk brown, vdilte top and interior, ------^ COMPBTTTTON C ycle A cces- phen M artin at 646-7206 after 2 *49-8144. ply in person. Westbrook, 20 Westbrook St., just In time for the waim weather! (214) 248-4221 sales manager. Writing ablUty. sweep.” He gave the club’s 1966 BONNEVIUUE convertl- uwivo.-- g^rtesgoriag foir(or trailtraU uidand motocroas p.m, East Hartford, Conn. An Convenient off I-Ol. Free park­ DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER skating and forechecking as the Booster Shocks for Us, fuUy equlppad with air- rtdars. Urea studded. 151 Pine equal opportunity employer. reason for their success. 1971 OPEL MODEL 51 $2095 ■ nnwditinntng . U n r ntilesge. Street, rear, Manchester. tO A M for sale, top quaUty, A VERY profitable, easy to run ing, Start to $110. Fee paid, 242 Broad St. Boston’s Ron Boehm came (1900 Series) Automatic transmission, vinyl t<9 . Heavy Loads ExceUent ccndlUon. CaU 6$8- Hours dsUy 6-9 p.m., Saturday ^ graral. JJeens^ Raoniig -* SMflig 16 restaurant, A-1 location, work East Hartford Employment 10 A.M.-NOON or 6-11 P.M . Agency, 96 Connecticut Blvd. close to adding a t(iird goal as 0086. 1045 p.m . for aU types sanitary work. ~ for yourself with a small ta- he fired a shot off the goal post SAVE $5.33 Dozer, backhoe, pay loader, otlTTERS and roofs repaired v ^ en t. G ^ vending ma- excellent RN and LPN’s, all shifts. We 1968 lUICK LE SA8RE $1595 1069 TOYOTA Corona, exceUent eoAMSal alSa eomeelr T.«- IHplftOWls HtKOOUftttt nWsSSIchine lYMlLfSroute. *PnbMtTakes ftnnone day A.a in the final period. Earlier in •66 rental and site work. La are again expanding our facil­ 2-Door Hardtop. Air condtttofilng, vinyl top, automatio Regular $27.99 condition $1,000 firm week to service, more ma­ opportunity for an ambitioua, D O N T BUY the game Plasse robbed him on Pair 1970 YAMAHA, 280 co , Enduro, tuU{>pe B ros. In c., 87S-4886 or mansblp. Reasonable prices. ity. Professionals needed full transmission. FVMtd Econ-O-Llne vra, chines, can be added. SmaU es- reUable, experienced hair­ Any Type Water Heater a cloae-ln effort. **®®*' $600. CaU 649-8676. 742-9477. F ree estim ates. 646-1899. or part-time. Excellent wages lent condition. $680 firm . Cali taUlahed manufacturing com­ dresser who would like to Some 0,447 fans locdced on as Designed to provide for safer handling and benefits. Opportunity for 878-1947. ______1967 880 OC YAMAHA, $826. B x- pany, loto cf potential. Whole­ work into management. Sal­ Chuck Lelley fired the winning 1968 RAMBLER AMERICAN $795 and surer stops while carrying heavy JOHN ALQBNIUS CO. -CaU advancement. Apply Meadows RENT 2-Door Sedan, dean, low mllesge, excellent low cost ceUent condition. OaU 846-1970 us for free estimate for that sale bustaess, large cash flow. ary plus commissions. Apply goal midway through the first loads. RAMBLER American wagon, Hawahald Sorvicas 13-A Jon-Ly. Coiffures, 101 Center Convalescent Center, 333 Bid- An 80-gallon Electric transportation! evenings. new roof you’ve been plan- For Information call' Acme WATER HEATER period, giving his teammates a 1964, clean, econom ical, 6 St., Manchester. w ell St., M anchester. 616-2321. 8-0 m o i ^ . Over 20 yeara service. R ealty, 640-2869. 68c a week on HELCO Unes The Voyageurs took the lead MANCHESTBR — ExceUent BOOKKEEPER part-time. Bill- HOUSEKEEPER — companion DeUvery, Normal' Into the second period and went "Shop Your Nearest Sears Store" LAPLANT-Sidtag, roofing, restaurant buriness for sale, tog. light typing, credit work. for elderly woman to nice real- ri% B E InstaUatton, Into the third period out In S & S BUICK, 1068 ^!C*nm V)LH IT ...... estabUshed, comes complete Free parking, off 1-91. Fee dential area. East . Hartford. Maintenance. “Now England’s Fastest Growing Sulck-(^l-8aab Dealer'l 827:! automatio. 86,000 original ' . —■ " ...... ■■■——...... storm wtadews, awnings. Qual­ fkont 0*1. iikid<;ki>ukt HAMUBN ORANUI!itt /-BPIUNUIIICLU HA!HAKTPUKi) WKMTSPKINGPIKU) WATRKBURV ity' workmanship, free esti- with equipment, no Uquor. {>ald. East Hartfcrd Employ- Uve ta every other week. Car |81 ADAMS ST., MANiOFiYWnSB (open Eves.) M84671 Lafayette Plaza 2801 Uixwell Ave. . 80 Boston Postoet R ^ 1685 Boston Rd. J^ b i n ’s Comer now brakes and shocks. 1970 441 B5M. Victor, exceUent, CARPENTRY, repairs, odd PROGRESSIVE ELECTRIC Joe Hardy, Tony Fea^r- 135 Memorial Ave. Naugatuck Valley M dl Amedy Realty, Realtors, 876|,iment Agency. 98 Connecticut required. Phone 644-8116 fo r In­ 649r9066 stone, Murray Andemon and (E xit 08 o ff 1-88 A R outo 16, Next to Agway, Sears $l,aOo' firm . 640-2000 after 6 , con d ltioi. $700. Fhofte after 8 Jobe, u j^ t trucking. Phone 649- m ates^ F u lly insured. 640-8417, \ MA.Nt’IIKHTKK .VUUULKTUWN DANBUaV NURWAUt 6888. Blvd. terview. One Edock flKom U aioor's) WBBTnKLU NORTHAMPTON Geimain G a g ^ shot the other ■■AM. ROBBIICK AND CO. 348 Middle 'IVke. W. 222 Main St. 129 Main St. 90 Wall St. 44 Main St. NOva Scotia goals. 60 Main St. t PAGE TWENTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1972 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Room WMiom* Board 69 ApurtmawU - non - Iptiiiost Loccrtlom , > Out of Town Houses Per Sale 72 Houses For Sede 72 Houses For Sole 72 Out of Town Out of Tovm Out of Town Wonled - Rod Esfaft 77 t i i * ' COMBORTABLB furnished 63 For Ront 0# For Rent 55 K E E N E Y ST. area — 7-room ACREAGE — 11-room Colonial SIX-ROOM house, 8 bedrooms. For Sale 75 For Sole 75 For Sale 75 W HAT IS your property worth? lIlE V WEEP FLIILDIMO ' WmcHEMPivcxirowAcitvsiREer sleeping room, for cdder em­ J/XnCDfO for anything in real COM M ERCIAL place for' lease large bam, Hutchins Agency fireplace, carpeting, drap- We will inspect your property CLASSIFIED SpUt-L«vel, spacious lot. Three BOLTON — Price reduced must SOUTH WINDSOR — S^W6C^^APeW$ OVER o w O H 6 s r a a s t a l l **' ployed gentleman. 272 ' Main Hebron Near 'estate rental — apartments, or sale, 461 Main St., next tp large bedrooms, two full Rectors, 649-0824. eries, 2-car garage, screened VERNON — View, custom built and suggest an asking price. STORICG Street, Manchester. be scid, 7-room expandable Co- Manchester and East Hart­ too homes, multiple dweUlngs, no poet office. Excellent business baths. Being sold b y ' original perch and awnings, central lo- 2400 sq ft. solid brick ranch, (N o oUigation) Ask us about WELLSW0OD VIEW lonlal, 2 rooms unfinished, car­ ford, 6-room Ranch, garage, foes. CaU J. D. Real Estate location 'With buUdlng. Call 646- ‘owners. Mid 80s. Call 648-4818.- M ANCHESTER — Seven-room cation. Immediate ocrypancy. high mountain top setting, see our guaranteed sales plan to­ peting, 2-car garage, treed large lot, small pond. Call ADVERTISING As80(Ciate8, Ihc. 648-0129. 2426, 9-0. Colonial. N ew kitchen, two 646-1760. Hartford. Hayes Agency, 648- day. Pasek Realtors, MLS, APARTMENTS acre lot, now only $28,900. Of­ Phil Dubilewski, International Apartments - Flats - $26,900 -6-ROOM Ranch, wall- baths, large rooms. Enclosed 289-7470, 742-824$. MANCHESTER — Profossloiial 0181. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Tenements 53 THREE-ROOM apartment, sec­ to-waU carpet, baseboard heat, porch. Aluminum siding. Dou­ SIX-ROOM Colonial, central lo­ fers invited. Frechette ft M ar­ Associates. 647-1800. 8:30 AJff. to 6:00 PJM. ond floor,' cen tral' location. office space, all electtlc, nm Wholesome family life in the screened porch, garage, trees, ble garage. Hayes Agency, 646- cation, garage, St. jJames P a r­ C O VEN TRY Lake — 3-room tin. 647-9993. ' THINKING of selling your buUdlng, convenient, Vernon- 'niREE-ROOM ' heated i^art- Parking. $120 plus heat. CaU Country, yet minutes away from sewers. Hutchins Agency, 649- 0181. ish. Ask for E d Dupre, Inter­ winterized home,, new fu rn a c e ,------BOLTON — Two houses on 2.5 property? Call Walter Cook- South W l n ^ r , Route W.’ 6^- ment, no children, no pets. CaU 1-749-0160, 6490760. the city. Elegant two-bedroom 0824. national Associates, 647-1300. new bath. Ideal for summer TOLLAND acres of land. One immediate son, 649-2291. J. Watson Beach COPY CLOSING TIME POR CLASSIFIED ADVTT; 643-6267. 7820. apartmento featuring: BHiliy ^------M ANCHESTER — N ew 7-room or rental, $9,500. Hayes A geV COLONIAL CHARM occupancy, one rented. Lawn, Real Esteto, 547-1600. 4:30 PJMt. DAT BKrORB PDBUGATION iraWBUt four-room apartment, equipped kitchen . including i£NW OOD D R IV E — 6 - room Oclonlal. Three bedrooms, M ANCH ESTER — 6-room Colo-' Yes, this 814 room Garrison shade trees, trout brook. Route Deadline for Saturday and Monday la 4:30 p.m. Fjrlday PROFESSIONAL (rfUce,: fonr- cy, 646-0131. M ANCHESTER — Grove Street first floor, parking, enclosed range, dlshwaqher, disposal, re- ^ P ® wUh 1% baths, firejdace, kitchen, living room and din­ nial,. garage, treed lot, bus is all colonial inside and out.’ 6. $29,500. Phone 649-0617. W E N E E D apartments and 'rooiiiis, exceUent location, ex­ Apartments, deluxe one - bed- back yard. AppUances, base­ frigerator. Wall-to-waU carpet- Sarago, nice comer lot. Late ing room, 22’ family room. Une, near shipping. Ask for COLUMBIA Older clean 3- From the country size kitch­ houses to rent. We have clients cellent decor all faculties, $170 roqm, carpeting, available ment udth laundry hook-up. Fireplace, 1V4 baths, garage, Earl Everett, International As­ bedroom Cape, IMi baths, fire­ ANDOVER — Immaculate 0%- for single and 2-family homes. TOCB COOPERATION MIU. Ing and air conditioning. Situat- occupancy. H J. Crockett, en, the wide planked floors, Strant S t CaU 649-9208. monthly. 649-1680, 649-8049. aiumlnim aiding. $80,900. M er­ sociates, 647-1800. place, bam, pretty hills set­ When buying o r . selling your BE APPREGUTED M ay 1st., $100, JJ>. Real E s­ cd upon 16 acres of land suit- I^aaWors, 648-1077. the front to rear living room Ranch. Beautiful treed DIAL 643-2711 tate, 648-6129. ritt Agency, 646-1180. ting. High 20s. Petrus Realty, room, the 4 large ^drooms lot. Only $22,000. Pasek Real­ property, call Frances K. Wag­ MANCHESTER — Royal Arms C A L L T.J. Crockett, Realtor at able for hiking, plcnicing and LAKFirnnKPr------Z— H E R E ’S the home for ' ’ou! 6- 648-1077 for office space. 'AH 228-3777. it is truly colonial. Plus tors, MLS, 289-7470, 742-8243. ner, 643-1023. M ANCHESTER — CentraUy lo- 3-bedroom townhouse apart­ rooms MANCHESTER — 6 - room room Ctpe, fireplace, garage, shapes and sizes and prices. parks and two of the finest golf nvo more for only $57,600. 649- Continued From Precedinq Page c^ted. Six large rooms, 8 bed­ ments. FuUy equipped kitchen, plus, 114 baths. paneUng, sun House, IVi baths, large kitch­ 8 bedrooms, rec room, 20s. L IK E a good reason to Ust your New and old. Let us know your courses, plus one of the most 5306. BOLTON rooms, large kitchen, stove 1% baths, cari>etlng, private deck, trees. $29,000. Hutchins en. Immediate occupancy, bus LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- home with us? CaU and we demands, we wUl do every­ magnificent views in all of east­ BUSINESS ON THE SIDE and refrigerator, laundry patio with barbecue, crnive- Agency, Realtors, 649-0824. line, city utilities. Only $22,- 2440. TOWN OF EAST HERTFORD will give you 8 good reasons. thing for you except make the ern Connecticut.' Children wel­ • • • • Help Wanted~Moie 36 Help Wonted-Mole 36 hook-upa. W alk to aU scluxUs. nient Ideation, children wel­ 900. Hayes Agency 646-0181. EAST HARTFOitD. B& l w Plus a 6 room older Colon­ CUiar-Bon Agency, 648-0683. come, $210. 644-1019. D.J. Hen­ payments. « come. $190 monthly. MANCHESTER — $20,900 $27,900 — OOZY 7-room home. $190. per month. Lease if de­ CONNElCnCUT The ial. One car detached gar­ CAB DRIVER ry Oo. rooms, 0 ' bedrooms, 2 baths, Baseboard heat, two-car ga­ M A N Y CASH idients for imme­ PRINTING PLANT sired. Security deposit requir­ MANCHESTER — Warehouse MANCHESTER BARROWS and WALLACE Co. age with a patio and a fire­ We have an opening for a part- aluminum siding, new fur­ rage. Nice bam, heirse stalls, INVITATION diate action. ^ Single-multiple SECOND SHIFT ed. No pete. 643-6470, 870-3471. IMMEDIATE occupancy new 8- and industrial space. 16,000 - See this immaculate 6-room Realtors — MLS place. 2 acres all on a nicely time driver for our Manchester nace, trees. Hutchins Agency one acre. Hutchins .^ency, listings needed, also buy for SUPERVISOR — Must be exper­ bedroom Duplexes, aU sepa­ 100,000 square foot units, D. ]. HENRY Cape, that offers on the first Manchester Parkade, Manch. traveled roadway. For more division. You must have a clean D E L U X E SH-lsrge rooms, heat, Realtors, 649-0824. Realtors. 649-0324. TO BID cash. Meyer, Realtors, 648- ienced in all press and blndeiy , available immediately. Heat­ ______floor a good sized llvlhg 649-5306 information call Tony WasU hot water, appUances, carpet­ rate uttUtles, basements,, 0600. driving record, be courteous and c^ratlons. ed and air-cmiditioned. IYei$^t room with fireplace, formal M ANCHESTER — 7-room Co­ RE: PROCESSED GRAVEL at 649-5306. Price is $35,900. reliable. ing, air - conditioned, private driveways, VA baths, $220 COMPANY MAIilCHESTER— Lovely 8 year C elevators. $1 to $1.50' per dining room or fourth bed­ lonial, VA baths, famUy room, Sealed bids will be received SOUTH WINDSOR $33,900 BINDERY MAN — Must be ex­ patio. Business couple. 649- monthly, security imd lease, old, 8-room Colonial, 4 bed- WILL BUY your home immedi­ Tm.RiR.irt. square foot. 1-748-0634. room, kitchen with ample carpeting, fireplace, alumi­ at the cfflce of the Purchasing LARGE FAMILY? EAST HARTFORD perienced on all bindery equip­ 6700. Frechette h Martin, 647-0093. nmms, 2% baths, carpeted liv­ ..B&W.. ately, and, more importantly 644-1519 . cabinets and separate eating num siding, meticulous ccndl' A gen t, 740 Main Street, East 7 room Coldhial, 1800 vin- ^s. CAB CO. ment, especially folders. ing room, dining room, and The pay you a fair price for it. Mr. M A IN STTIEET office, street nook. Second floor two spac­ tion, garage, mid 80s. Hayes Hartford, Conn., until THURS- tage. 4 bedrooms, innovated 107 Burnside Avenue Top wages plus a liberal DELUXE 2 - bedroom apart­ kitchen. Ponded famUy room BARROW S and W ALLACE Co. Belflore, 647-1418. Help Wanted - Articles For Sole 45 Household Goods 51 SH ROOMS, adults only. CaU floor, near Manchester Hospi­ BOLTON — Four room heated ious bedrooms, large finish­ Agency, 646-0131. DAY, M A Y 11, 1972 A T ' 10:00 kitchen, built-in oven and benefit program that in­ ment, wall-to-wall carpeting, with carpeting, 2 fireplaces, Realtors — MLS Bast Hartford 872-8008. tal, approximately 800 square apartment, stove, refrigerator, ed room in buem ent, one- A.M. and wllFbe publicly open­ range. Over an acre of land, SEUUNG your property? Wo cludes a ncm-contrlbutory Male or Female 37 KEEP carpet cleaning prob­ complete appliances, 2 air- jalousled porch off kitchen, 2 Manchester Parkade, Manch. ORIENTAL RUG, 12x21, red feet, all cmiveniencea. 649-9208. security deposit. No pets. $160. car garage. Aluminum sid­ ’TOLLAND ed and read at that time and close to school, exceUent po­ need Ustin^, call John H. Lap- pension plan. lems smaiu, use Blue Lustre conditioners, full basement, PL E A SA N T 8-room apartment, car garage, plus basement n c ' 649-6306 MATERIAL handlers, and SCHOOL BUS. drivers, Bolton, background. Appndaed at $760. 649-0617. ing, dreperies, exceUent con- SPRINGTIME DREAM place for the above mentioned tential. For more informa­ pen Inc., Realtors, 649-0261. Apply in person or call waU-to-wall. Rent Electric washer-dryer hook-up, vanity convenient suburban location, room. All on lovely wooded lot. packers, first shifts. Good ben- 7:16-9 a.m. and 2-3:46 p.m,. asking $700. CaU 647-1924. dltiwi. Good location. $31,- commodities and service. tion and an appointment call 643-1101 Shampooer $1. B. A..- Johnson type bath, glass sliding doors appliances, basement, Uke pri­ Merritt Agency, 646-1180. Big, gorgeous; ; R^sed BOLTON efite and wages. Apply Person­ Must be over 22. W e will train. 000. iQfprmation for bidders, spec­ Tony WasU at 649-5306. SELLING your home or acre­ Point Co., 723 Main Street, TH R EE-PIEC E maple den set, onto patio. $220 per month. vate home. W oiU n g adults. Houses For Rent 55 Ramch. 2 car garasi'. bullt- nel Dept. Iona Company, Re­ ALLIED 649-8400. M ANCHESTER — East Center ifications, proposal .and con| $20,900 age? For prompt friendly set^ Manchester, 649-4601. tables, platform rocker, 2 large Robert D. Murdock, Realtor. 643-2880. Resait Prapoity U & R REALTY, INC. ins, fireplace, s U d ^ glass 6-room Cape with 4 rooms gent Street, Manchester. PRINTING SERVICES L A R G E 8-room Colonial, fire­ Street Colonial, with 27’ fire- ■ ;ct forms are avaUable at the . .B(Sl w . . vice, call Louis Dimock Real­ rugs and pad, scatter rugs, 643-2692. place, large la'wn, (, parklhg For Rent 57 Robert D. Murdock, Realtor .'mors to a big porch. A huge do'wn, unfinished up. no ty, 649-9823. 679 Middle Tpke., West MANCHESTER — 2 fireplaces placed Uvlng room, formal jffice of the Purchasing Agent, MAN POR various outdoor Situations Wanted - drapes, curtains. CaU 643-4788. lot with plenty of room, all The basement. Lovely comer lot, Manchester, Ccmn. FEDDERS MANCHESTER AREA—4-room area. Pleasant convenient lo­ dining room, heated sun room, 648-2602 740 Main Street, East Hartford. enhance this. 2-bedroom apart­ WATERFRONT (cottage. Lake for a n(. orice, $81,9f'0. For BARROWS and WALLACE Co. in exceUent area. Minimum AU.- CASH for your property work around construction, also Fem ale 38 cation. Working adults. 648- half bath off kitchen. ’Diree ------D IN IN G ROOM, 9 • piece blond apartment which includes ment, curly maple paneUng in Winnepesaukee, sleeps 0. Pri­ an a.i>Dointment call Tony The right is reserved to re­ within 24 hours. Avoid red some part-time. Phone after 6 N E E D A N insurance agent who AIR CONDITIONER 2880. ' I huge bedrooms and two full LISTING by owner — Realtors — MLS financing available. Immed­ mahogany, $160. Bird cage heat, hot water, carpeting, ap­ 20x30’ living room, all appU­ vate beach, dock. Call 1-608- WasU at 649-0806 today ! ! ject any or all, or any part of tape, instant service. Hayes p.m., 649-9644. needs to earn $1,000 to $1,600 ESCPEIRIENCED and responsi­ baths on second floor, lllome Gambolatl built GarrisMi Co- Manchester Parkade, Manjch. iate occupancy. and stand, $6. 648-8898. pUances, laundry, s t o ^ e , ances and utiUties included. any or all bids when such atcion per mcmth in commlssicms. I ble babysitter, excellent care 33,000 Btu., 220V, for window CENTEUl ST. — 6H-room Oofo- 524-4048. l ^ t e MTS. Ken Di- kmlal, desirable location, 8 640-6306 T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. Agency, 646-0131. or through-wall installation. Us­ parking, for $180 monthly. 640- $200 per month. Paul W. Dou- and < ^ c e potential. $44,500. is deemed to be for the best in­ suf^ly leads. Write Box W, given your child, my home, COMIT:iETE set golf dub«, for­ nlal, IVi baths, immediate occu­ non, Box 4, Lakeport, New bedrooms, formal dining room, . . B ford line, magnificent U ft R sary. Refereiuses required. etc. Have own mower. Please JOHN buys and sells used fur­ located. $176. mmthly. R. D. tiful, beautiful. Ceil: thereof are avaUable for pub- ness H zone, 200' fixmtage. 9 to 6 p.m. alnccmditioner, desks, assort­ built Ranch. Two fireplaces, We can also help you balance your tieating oil budget Two men needed. Drivers li­ 289-8261 caU 649-8274. niture, appliances, 479 Middle Murdock, 643-2692. MANCHESTER • East Hartford Uc distribution. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, CAPITOL ed odds and ends, toys, two garages, 7 rooms plils by spreading your payments evenly over the months. cense a must. Apply In pers Pets 41 room apartment. Heat, appU­ Heritage House, 646-2482. M AN C H ESTER — Forest Hills, 2-4p.m. only. until 9 p.m., 646-6828, 646-7679. MANCHESTER ~ Gracious Uv- ing, security deposit, no pets. . STATE CONVENTION 88 Mata St., Manchester M ATU RE inside m an.' Food ances, central location. $180. “LEISURE TIME” A A zone, buUding lot, priced South Windsor, Ccmn. POOD LE puppies — AICC regis­ Ing is this large 2-bedroom CaU 644-8874. M ANCHESTER — 8-famUy, 0-0- Notice is also hereby given packing, inventory, deliveries. monthly. Security deposit. 640- HOUSE right. Harman Agency, 646- Phone 648-7W8 tered, Toys andyADnl-Toys. apartment with fireplaced Uv- 8, stove and refrigerator in that a primary wUl be held on East Hartford Employment An Equal Opportunity Employer AnHquet 55 8840. BOLTON — South Ridge Park 7900. M-HOUR SERVICE • PROHE $114115 We Give Blacks and cdiocl^tes. Buy TOP SOIL, stone free, for sale. Ing room, central location. In­ each iqiortment. Modem ce- June 1, 1972, if a slate of can- Agency, 96 CrnmecUcut Blvd., apartments. Deluxe one-bed Compact RANCH easy house­ Yaloable from a reUable/breeder. Rea- CaU Paul Schendel, 649-0466. CHA-RO-LANE Antiques and W E h a v e customers waiting cludes everything. $210 per work for more leisure. Save tir­ rantlc baths, permanent irlnyl didates for any or all conven- East Hartford. CUSTODIAN wanted 40 - hour room. Carpeting, air-condition­ scnably p r ic e d 872-6306. CoUectibles. Open by appolnt- toe the rental of your apart­ month. Paul W . Dougan, Real­ ing steps. 24' fireplaced Uvlng siding, 2-car garage, . conve- tlons is filed in accordance with week, Monday through Fri­ REIMOVE thickest old paints tor, 643-4085. ing, dishwasher, private base­ BOLTON ~ M oriarty Brothers ROUTE Sales-Service — Ma­ meni or chance. Call 872-3279. ment or home. J. D. Real E s­ room 'With 'waU-to-wall, carpet, nlent location. Char-Bon Agen- Sections 9-882 to 9-400, inclusive. day. Apply W. T. Grant Co., TROPICAL Fish— over stocked easier! Use new D ry Strip by ment. Available immediately Gram Stamps! ture, sales oriented. Food In- Wapping Wood Rd., Route 74, tate Associates, Inc., 643-0120. eat-in kitchen, SH acres ot love­ cy, 648-0688. (d the General Statutes: MANCHKTIR Manchester Parkade. cm VeU Tall and Fancy Gup­ StaiUes — it is nun-toxic and T H R E E rooms, tile bath, heat, $160. J.D. Real Estate, 646- PUBLIC dustry_ Salary plus comn^ls- Ellington. ly trees and a babbling brook Forms tor i>etitions for filing Read Herald Ads ******* SltKI pies, all colors. Regular $3.98 lum-flammable. E. A. Johnson WEST SIDE — 0 rooms and hot water included. kUddle- 7681, 649-6371. MANCHESTER — 7 - room sion. East Hartford Employ­ plus lots of Mountain Laurel. such candidacies by or on be­ SALES & SERVICE pair, dell out $1.60 pair. 849- Co., Paul’s Paint .and Wallpa­ sunporch, second floor, adults aged adults. Security deposit, Ranch, modem kitchen, IH NOTICE ment Agency, 96 Connecticut BASKBTSHOP Antiques ^ ROCKVILLE . — 8-room apart­ Priced in the 20a, half of a slate of enrolled Demo­ REPRESENTATIVE 7417. per, Hebron Wood Products, and one chUd, $100. Security. references. N o pets. Parking. baths, aluminum siding, high The Bolton Zoning Board of 'Blvd., Bast Hartford. Primitives, glassware, china, ment -with heat, hot 'water, cratic party members ot other Opening for an ambitious, Hebron. lOH School Street, second 20a. Owner, 648-4266. furniture, and brie - a - brae. 649-7920. stove and refrigerator, $120. pubUc reliable, hard working per­ BTIMALE Pekingese, 8 mcmths, than party-endorsed candidates ^ M AN A G E R for discount store Open Saturday and Sunday, floor, across from East Side hearing M ay 9, 1972 at 8:00 p.m. son who would like to work shots, housebroken, sable col­ LARGE American Standard M ANCHESTER —Newer 2-bed­ adults only, parking for one TWO-FAMILY, 4-4, large lot, may be obtained from Beatrice ' * " “ ' (^ration in Manchester. Some Basketshop Rd., Hebron, from rec, near Main St, KEITH at the Town Hall, Boltcm, to into management. Five-day or. W th papers. Affectionate, electric glass lined water heat­ room apartment, half of 2-fam- car. No pets, security deposit Real Estate good locatim, near shopping. E. KowalsM, Democratic Reg- experience required. Must be Route 6 on to Route 816, four hear the request of Jedm A. week, salary, plus commis­ 644-0476. er. Used few times. EbcceUent Uy, Includes ^pUances, $170 required. CaU 643-9678. . 646-4126 649-1922 Ask for Earle Everett, Inter- Istrar ot Voters, Rt. 6, Andover, over 26. Good salary. Apply mUes. Bario Jr. for a side yard vari­ sion. Company vehicle fur- ' condition. $60. 648-0600. per month. Paul W . Dcugan,^ Furnished national Associates, 647-1800. Connecticut. Instructions for fll- A&M Stores, 788 Chapel Street, LOVE FOR sale — AKC regis­ ance at Cook Drive, Bolton. nished. Other company bene­ Realtor, 643-4580. VA -^NO money down, 6-room inig such a slate ot candidacies New Haven, Ccmn. 1-662-2924. tered Scottish Terriers, all EIXCELLENT clean nursery Apartm ents 53-A Bolton Zoning fits. Apply In person. Wanted - To Buy 58 Colonial, garage, treed lot. In- TEN-ROOM Ranch, prestige contained in Part I, Instmc' black, males and females. Call loam, $20 a load deUvered. Call MANCHESTXIR — One-year old temaUonal Associates, 647- area, many extras. Board of Appeals V-_ WANTED — Man with driver’s TWO LARGE rooms, avaUable Ask for tjon Page, the petition form. SINGER CO. 668-7076. 644-2427. 2-bedroom duplex, finished rec WOODUHD 1300. John Morianos, license for combination stock 866 M ain St., Manchester BOAT traUer for a 12’ boat, M a^ 8th, woman or couple on­ Joan Everftt, International copies of which are available In falriy reasonable price. Call room and basement, appU­ ly. No pets. $85 'weekly. CaU af­ Associates, 647-1800. said Registrar’s office. Prior Chairman clerk and driving duties, 7 a.m. A LU M IN U M sheets used as MANCHESTER —Center B A K E R Y PORTHJR — experi- anytime, 649-1488. ances and carpets Included, ter 6 p.m., 646-2283. MANOR Morris SUverstein, to 4 p.m. Apply Mr. Sauer, A r­ TWO kittens, free, erne tighrt printing plates. .009 thick, 23x to obtaining the i>etition form, $220 per month. Paul W. Dou- Street, two-famUy duplex, 0-6. Secretary thur Drug Warehouse, 942 enced, good pay, steady work, one calico, angora. 646-6681. 36", 26 cents each or 6 for $1. NEW ON MARKET the consent of each candidate to WANTEU) — antique furniture, gan. Realtor, 643-4080. N IC E three - room furnished Good condition. Rental income April 27, 1972 Main St., Manchester. call before noon, Parkade 648-2711. Manchester — Parklike set­ be proposed therein plus a de­ glass, pewter, oU paintings or heated apartment, for married APARTMEIITS $840 per month, shows good Bakery, 640-6620. - M IN IA TU R E Dacdishund, 6 ting enhances this beautiful posit of $10 for each such can­ other antique items. Any quan­ M ANCHESTER — Deluxe two- couple or mature lady. No chil­ investment return. Selling at TOWN OF •VERNON mcmths old, spayed, female, CONTENTS from apartment HOMESTEAD ST. BlngUah Tudor of 7 rooms. didate must be filed 'with said SALES MANAGER tity. The Harrisons, 648-8709, bedroom townhouse. 1% baths, bank appraisal $82,900. Robert BOARD OF EDUCA-nON BULLDOZER operators need­ $66. CaU 648-9280 after 6. house redevelopment project. dren or pets. 643-9171. OIEV W . HDMMLE T P K E . Lovely enclosed porch, flre- Registrar. A petition for On op­ and ed. See School and Classes No. Including sinks, bath tubs, 166 Oakland Street. big rooms, aj^Uances, heat I. Tapper, Realtor, 238-0217. A V A IL A B LE M ay 1 — 8-room MANOHESKEB jdace, plastered walls. Mend­ posing slate containing the re­ INVITATION SALES MANAGEMENT 33. SOFT COATED Wheaten ter­ stoves, combination doors, and fuU basement included. ANTIQUES, dolls, furniture, an­ furnished apartment, central. GRACIOUS Oolonial — Central ing staircase, oU heat. Inp quired number of signatures ot TRAINEES riers, males, bom March 12th, kitchen cabinets, furnaces, $240 per month. Paul W. Dou- 1, 2 and 8-bedroom luxury AUTO BODY repair man expe­ tique clothing, jewelry, clocks, Includes heat and utilities. Mr. preferred location. Fireplaced terior pixrilesslimaUy decorat­ enrolled Democratic party TO BID 36-year-old company open­ registered and home raised. etc. 643-246(6,, 643-1442 evenings. gan. Realtor, 643-4085. apartments. Features wall-to- glassware, household contents, Uvlng room, IH baths, 2-oar ga­ ed. Garage with electric eye members in said tovm must be ing new branch office. Short rienced onlyp flat rate. 876-2617 640-8367. Lindsay, 64S-11U. waU - carpeting, vanity tile The Board of Education of the ask for Dave. "" any amount. Antiques and 406 MAIN KTREBT First baths, buUt-in even, range, rage. Mid 80s. Bel Air Real doors. Quiet residential area filed with said Registrar of Vot­ training period required. A SCREENED loam, gravel, Tovm of Vernon, Connecticut, Thlnga, 648-2604, 467 Main St., floor, 3-room apartment. Heat, diahwasher, refrigerator'and Estate, 648-0882. yet close to bus, schools, ers not later than 4 p.m guaranteed 3600. per month. processed gravel and fiU. Business Locations wlU receive bids for F R E E kittens, caU 643-6442. George H. Griffing, Inc. 742- Manchester. $128.20 family imlt. Security. (Uspoaal, eleotrio heat, 2. air- church and shopiUng. $40,- M ay 11, 1972, being the 21st day CUSTODIAN SUPPLIES. Positions available Immed­ For Rent 54 condltionerB, glass MUUng SUMMIT SIREET — Four-bed- 7886. CaU 646-2420, 9 io 0 p.m. 000, preceding the day of the Pri- Bids will be received at the iately. Call 646-7694 for ap­ Help Wanted - doors, aU large rooms, FuU THREE-ROOM comer of­ CHARLES ^PEEANC E c ^ c e Ot the Superintendent of pointment. CLEAN, dark, rich loam, five MANCHESTER — Deluxe ool and patio SINGLE bright room, reason­ em {q>pUances, full private bus and religlouz faclUUes. lent ;value at $88,900. T. J. MANCHESTER — Duplex, 6-0, Ruth K. Munson, 12:00 noon, Tuesday, M ay 16th, Brothers Is looking for more than a job. ment your income while build­ sand. 648-9604. able rent for summer. Working basement, patio, includes heat. Model iqiartment open for .Crockett, Rectors, 648-1677. 3 bedrooms, modem kitchens, Town Cleric 1972, and tiien at said place and Offers executive career to high ing your future. 647-9037 for gentleman preferred, 649-8167., $160 per month. Paul W. Dou- school g^duate with pleasing appointment. 6-8 p.m. inspection 12-6 Saturday and MANCHEm’BSt — Statelv 8^ i«llt-ln stove, refrigerator, two time publicly opened, read, and Live Stock 42 gan. Realtor, 648-4080. Sunday, other times ny a^- personality, ambitiCHi, aggres­ LA R G E room, double bed, desk, TOWN OF EAST HARTFORD, recorded. NURSES AIDES — experldfie-" pointment siveness and ability to meet HORSE SHOBINO —. Certified Boats 4t Accessories 45 dressing taUe, meals and laun­ ' fJ' residentialiwHiiiAnHBi area.BtwB Wooded lot.lot, 187.900. Hutchlns Agency, EAST HARTFORD, Specifications and proposal ed preferred. 12 midnight to 8 the public. Experience in con­ farrier. Graduated from Mar­ dry for errands. 649-6469. Built by double. garage, fireplace, for- ______Realtora, 649-0824. OONNECm CUT forms may be secured from the a.m. Apply 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., 13’ LARSON fiberglass sail tact work desirable. Automo­ tinsville School of Farriery. mal , dining room, Meyer, MANCHESTER office of the Superintendent of Mcmday through Friday, South boat, cockpit 10’6’’x2’7’’, sail VILLAGER Exceptional bile a requirement. Good start­ Bob Gagnon,^ 649-8676., U & R Housing Carp. Realtom; 648-0609. INVITATION Schools, Park and School Street, Windsor Convalescent Home, area 86 square feet. T ^n ee FURNISHED room, for mature 0-0, two-famUy. Carpeting, ga­ ing salary, ' r^ d advance­ trailer. <' Excellent cmidltion. APARTMENTS rages, two furnaces, treed lot. RockvUle, Connecticut. 1060 Main St., South Windsor. woriting lady. 643-8649. RentalS'by • MANCHESTER — Deluxe 8- For 134 years part of the history and pageantry of ment ahead for right man. Ap­ $660 complete. 648-2620. Immaculate instd** and out. TO BID The right is reserved to reject Equal opportunity employer. Articles For Sale 45 Robert D. ; room Garrison Colonial, ^ 2% ply at Beneficial Finance Com­ THE THOMPSON House—Cot- Immediate Occupancy Murdoqk Priced at $88,900. Heritage R E: INSTALLATION OF any or aU bids or any part 'when - baths, family room, wine cel- pany, 836 Main Street, Man­ EXCEIZ iENT opportunity to GARAGE SALE -«9 Henry St. E V IN R U D E outboard motors, tage St., centrally located, House, 646-2482. SID EW ALK A N D D R IV E W A Y such action is deemed in the 0-Room Townhouses, 1 ^ ; lar, ^double garage, s u b u r ^ textiles — now, more than ever, Cheney in Manchester chester, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. enter real estate field. High Manchester, Saturday, April Holsclaw and Mastercraft large, pleasantly furnished Realtor 648-2692 FLAG S best Interest o f the Board of Ed- tiled baths, complete G.E. 648-9001 i setting. Hayes Agency, ^commission, energetic people 29th, 10 a.m. — 8 p.m. House­ trailers, sales - service. Com­ rooms, parking. Call 649-2368 MANCHESTER 7-room older Sealed bids wlU be received at ucation. ' PART-TIM E machinist, morn­ > kitchen, waU-to-wall car-^ 646-OOM for fast growing agency. Call hold items and tools. plete service department, for overnight and permanent ^f 0181. _____ . ^ home in quiet area, formal yie (rffice of the Purchasing Raymond E, Ramsdell, ings, The Amerbelle Oorp. 104 peting, private basement, is a vibrant, growing factor in American textiles. now, M r. O’Rourke, Jesdor boating supplies, accessories, guest rates. dining room, half bath oft gen- Agent, 740 M ain Street, East Superintendeiit of Schools E. ^ a in St., Rockville. Contact washer-dryer hookup. 1 MANCHESTER — Near Man' Realty, 688-1880. SW IM M ING pool 16x16’ with fU- Woolsey paints. Gerich’s M a­ sThex^T' Lovriy ^rouBiatcbon, 4 bedrooms and Conn., until -m u rsd a y ,------Mr. L. Passardi, 876-3326. Be­ ter, two years old, $26. Wash­ rine Service, 1082 Tolland ROOM with private bath, lady Charles “P- M ay 11, 1972 at 9:80 a.m., and T tween 8:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. An SCHOOL BUS Drivers — to ing machine, 2-speed automat­ ’Tpke., Buckland, 648-2863. only. Parking. On bus line. :S ^ m , nS5 Sul^TkiSl. lot. Onlyonly $20,000.$25,000. Wolvertonwo^^^^^^ publicly opened and read Lcgal JNotices During National Textile Week, April 24th to 29th, Cheney equal opportunity emjdoyer. drive in the Town of Manches­ ic Kenmore, $76. Moving into Phone 646-5793. Lesperance > Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. (j,at time and place for the *en. Almost new carpeting. ter. Must be over 21. We will apartment. 649-2477, after 3 above mentioned commodities : Court ot Probate SAILEIS €issoclates — Growing Garden - Farm - LAR G E furnished room for. 649-7620 ' swimming poed, double garage, M ANCHESTER — Two-faniUy, District of Manchester train. CaU 643-2414. p.m. and service. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Brothers wishes to express their appreciation to their real estate company with 4 of­ male only, parking, $16. week­ WE ARE LOOKING ^aluminum siding. Only $82,000! 5 .5 duplex. Two bedrooms, Dairy Products 50 Information for bidders, spec- ESTATE OF fices will train new applicants FULL-TIME, experienced Real S P S d l^ Sale — Riding mow­ ly. CaU 646-0223 after 0. , LaPoll Oo. 069-1080, 569-2776. simarato furnaces. 90x800* lot. • j ^ JOSEPH W. SENNA, SR. ______—T ; ______«oa onn ifications, nroDosal and contract pursuant to an order of Hon. David from the Manchester area for Estate sales associates needed ers, 01^ 2 left, 1971 Mustangs, B U Y your potatoes, direct from S s ^ ninvrii^'a r ' p n n iJ Colonial, nolonial 4 ^f„rma are avauThla at the of- C. Rappe. AcUn* Judge, all claims employes who have made the name Cheney a household a real estate career, Excellent for long estabUshed realtor 7 h.p., 26’’ cut, 8 position trans­ the potato warehouse, comer FOR YOU - - - SEVEN - ROOM CMoniai, * Hayes Agency, 646-0181. lorms are, avauaue ai ine ^01 jr to the fiduciary . years ui..edd A.in nevrer sub-dl- ______• —flee —of the — Purchasing------Agent, — , n^ed ------m------Tow on_o_r---- before_Juljr.»,------commission sdiedule. Call Mr. multiple list agency. Call mission. List $889.96, sale $196. of Buckland Rd. and Tolland Wont To Spend A Few Interesting Hours?, Dwyer,, Evans and dapp Re­ Meyer Agency, Realtors, 648- 872-0293. i* vision. living room virlth fire- SFRINO Street area — 6-ro«n 740 Main Street, East Hartford. *>“*Ted by law. The fldu- T^ke., Buckland. As low as $1 ^ « B _ V AB BBJB m —(■ .^B A A A M *A BMSB MBS BIS A 9 SaAdQB A am^b A ft A - - - A a babbBbbS Abb WBA$ a a A B . ««B ______^ altors, 647-1464. 0609. I place, ’ formal dining room, Cape, 2-car garage, 8 bed­ The right la reserved to reject Jooeph W. Senna, Jr. word wherever textiles are described, and to say that “ the for 60 pounds. 646-8248. . 29 Pioneer Circle IF CAR PETS look dull and Coma and Browse The Rocky HiH Antique if you are an - large Mtohen, paneled family rooms, formal dining room, any or 'all b)ds when such action Manchester, Conn. 06010 drear, remove the spots . as 'room , 8 bedrooms including large kitchen, cloeets galore, or all bids when such action Is tiiey appear with Blue Lustre. court of Probate ______Help Wanted - Male or Femole______^ HauMhaM G oods 51 ' - large master bedroom, IH $20s. LaPenta Agepey, Real­ deemed to be for the best In­ District of Manchester best is yet to come!” Rent electric shampooer $1. FLEA MARKET t baths, garage. Plenty ef open tor, 646-2440. terest of the Town of East Hart­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF KARL E. R. JOHNSON Plnewood Furniture Shop. GAS refrigerator. Electric ; • space. New ottering by owner*, ford. BOW ERS School Area — Six- 1 A . A . a k a KARL B. JOHNSON wringer washer. All in good IN THE ROCKY HILL HIGH SCHOOL EXPERIENCED . * mid-thirties. CoU 649-7118 Town of East Hartford Pureuant to an order ot Hon. David GARAGE Sale — Numerous an­ room Cape, aluminum siding, working condition. Phone 649- GBISWOLD BOAD, BOCK¥ m iJ-, OONNEOnCCT John W. Tbrpey, C. Rsppe. Acting Jud^. all claims HELP WANTED tiques including octagonal Seth 0771. ; to E N T R A L L Y ’located six-room four bedrooms, walk to 8 must be presented to the fiduciary Sponaored by the Becky HIU Oivltan Club Purchasing Agent named below____ on . _ or .. before_____ July 20, ’niomas mantle clock and 'Ooltmlal. Double garage, fully schools. 20a. LaPenta Agency, 1972 or be barred by law. The fidu­ • Cloth Inspector • Weaver many other clocks, sterling sil­ SOLID Maple plank table, and Under Uie Management of William P. Spear COMPOSITOR . carpeted, stove and dishwash­ Realtor, 646-2440. ciary U: Harriet B. Cervlnl ver key wind pocket watch, t w o captain, and two side er. N ew baseboard heat. Only 10 Thistle Road e* Warper • General Worker large collection of hejsey, 27- chairs. Excellent condition. SATURDAY, APRIL 29.1972^10 o.m..10 p.m. BOLTON Manchester, Conn. 06040 piece ruby dinner set, ivory 647-9661. ' PLEASANT WORKING CONDITIONS — i- ;-C aU now, June Good, 648-1887, 2-bedrMm We will train qualified applicants. Company paid Mah Jong set, small funiiture, SUNDAY. APRIL 30.1972— 1 p.m.-5 p.m. ‘ Pasek Realtors, MLS, 88^7476.zM f|^le_ _t«th. PUBLIC Logoi Norieos AVOCADO gas stove with hood, *• typewriters, glassware, ster­ PAID VACATION — FULL BENEFITS many extras. $22,900. Cheney fringe benefits and good wages. Openings on first self-cleaning, like new, used 3 U l JOB n w lU T MANCHESTER ling, brass, pewter, cast iron, Wh^re 70 req|Mnslble d ^ e r s from throughout New Eng­ , IM M AOULATE 7-room SpUt Bon Agency, 648-0688. NOTICE N o n o i OP ATPUCATION apd second shifts. Apply — months. Cost $826. asking $170. bottles, frames and much more land wlU be on hand to greet you with thousands of inter­ >* Level. Large living room, din- At a public hearing on April hta is to give notice that CONNECTICUT 228-0487. Spacious 7- B1IBNAC ------too numerous to list. 280 Scott esting items including funiiture, china, glass, copper, brasa, APPLY IN PERSON TO: * tag room, eat-ta-kltohen, 1% MANCIOTSTER 18, 1972 the Bolton Zoning Wrights Lane, qlastonbury, have room home, aluminum siding, (Drive, Friday, Saturday and baths, rec room, fireplace. Board of Appeals granted a re­ niM on anrilaauon plsoarded 13 CAR PETS —-Wholesale to you guns, sUver, atamps, coina, doUa, books, mirrors, knlok- new roof, first - floor family *—■■ -rllh the Liquor ContoJ A Member of the Amer-MlU Fabric Group Sunday, 10-5. 649-6847, rain or ALBERT CERVINI t ' • Owner anxious. $27,000. Mer- quest for a set back variance CHENEY- BROTHERS, at the W ar^ouse. Fantastic nacks, coUectatilM and a wide aeleotlon of additional rbom, double garage. Only ,______for- a R W A U m iN T Amer-Mlll Fabrics DivlsiMi of Oerii ft Oo., Inc. shine. If Interested in selling ; ritt Agwtoy, 04e-U80. to Napoleon A. Desautels at 267 IQUOR for the tale ot alcoholic 100 Blast 44th Street, New York, New York 1IXH7 savings guaranteed. Carpet wortfawfaUe items too numeroua to Ust. $84,900. Hayes Agency, 646- liquor on the premises Route 83 at itehls. Call 649-6847, N o lot too Merchants, 1810 Tolland Tpke., Ltawood Drive, Bolton, Conn. \ ^ e a Rood, TalcoItvUle, Vernon, small. - / $21,600 0181. - ]^lton Zoning . INC. ICanoheater, Conn. Phone 646- iR m trl;p0tpr 1£ttpnitt$ Ifp r a U i Thoiiuaineaa will be owned by 8668. Cash and Carry. Food lo r Open Throughout Thu Shew I Manchester — 6-room Cape, MANCHESTER — Raised Board of Appeals ClASA NOVA CORPORATION of STBEIL storage shed, 10x7, 81 Cooper Hill St, Man^est«trConn. ' re area. Should go fast. fireplaces, beautiful recreation Chairman he conduetea by SANTO BENAC- one year, first $40 takes it. 8 admissions for $8.09 648-4141 tress, $16. Call 649-8244 at 6 room, two-car garage, patio, Morris SUverstein, QtJlSTA as Mrrotttee. CaU 646-4689. p.m. : FREWHETTE & MARTIN -SX^^NAOQUISTA REALTORS trees. Hutchins Agency, 649- Secretary 647-9998 0834. AprU 27, 1972 y ■ . V. 41 m ... -M*: PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1972 lEn^nins ll^iroUi TAR. GA*ElC*<^ Bolton -Bt CLAYR-POLLAK' ARin LIIRA MAR. II Vour Daily AcUviiy GulJt TWO ATWOOD’S GARAGE 7i-77-79-«) S A n 35 Blocking 65 Quorrelsome 2- 9 2841,O k 6 Day 36 Confident 66 M ight 32-45-53 ^ Thomas Manning, son of Mr. Vicar Robert Ihloff notes that G IM IN t , p 5 7 Hod 37 Progress 67 You SAGITTARIUS and Mrs. Ernest Manning of 1 MAT Jl > 8 For 38 Arrive the celebraUon will follow the 68 Discord HOY, 22 J Watrous Rd., has been notified same pattern as the Sunday fju iie » 9 Personol 39 Heortbeot 69 Officiols 10 Been 40 Go 70 Becomes DtC.21 g that he Is the recipient of a 10:18 a:m. service, and will in­ J 4^ 7-10-35 11 Romantic 41 Is 71 Ploying 57-59-4548A 81,(XX) National Merit Scholar­ clude the choir, music and a i>37-41-74 12Contocts 42ThotMI 72 Welconf>e 70-76-85-861 ship. 13 With 43 Swapping 73 Suggestions sermon. CANCIR 14 News 44 Fine 74 Rernoved CARRICORN Manning, who was graduated f>Ajywf Ji 15 Best 45 And 75 The DCC.C. 22 ^ Sunday services will be at 8 16 You 46 Explore. 76 Voluoble from Bolton High SchotS last a m. at 10:18 a.m. H N. I» 17 For 47 Exomple 77 Time JAN. year at the age of 16, was one Nursery care will be provided 5\22-25-27-52 ISAAoy 48 Aheod 78 Lowyers 1-16-19-36;? _ of 17 Connecticut students earn­ ^54-42-45 19 Feel 49 And 79 Is |40-4i81-82^ at Saturday night’s service and 20 Virgo 50 Thrill 60 Finished ing the one-year non-renewable at Sunday’s 10:18 a.m. service. LIO 21' Con 51 Nothing 81 W ith AQUARIUS j JUlf 21 JAN. JO scholarships. H is particular FREE 22 Mote 52 Associate 82 Plons award was donated by RCA, Voter Making Session FREE l^AU®. 22 23 Buyir>0 53 Supporters 83 Dentists fii. K Two voter • making sessions Door Prizes 24 Bankers 54 M oy 84 Fovored one of 24S sponsoring corpora­ With Purchase ™i-14-1M8 25 Or 55 You 85 For l2-13-24-3oy-._fi tions. are scheduled to be held at the Drawn on ^42-50-55 26 Selling 56 Holfwoy 86 You town hall during the next week of 2 Tires 27 Business April 28th VIRGO 57W hot 87 Moking PISCIS Awards are based on scores 28 Chorm 581s 8 8 Deols to enable residents to register 29 Set 59 Others 89 Country- m . It esimed in the Naticmal Merit in time for November elections. & May 6th 5- pc. Screwdriver r $ifT. 22 30 Credit 60 Now 90 Side X MAR. 20 Scholarship Qualifying Test The first will be this Satur­ 4/28 or 3- 6- 8-34,^ . which was administered to day from 10 a.m. to noon. The FREE ( § ) Adverse ^ N T cumI 46-7589-90V& 6B7,(XX) high school students second will be Mimday from 2 Gum & Balloons 6- pc. Steak Knife throughout tht countey. Of this to 4 p-m. total 14,400 were named final­ For The KidsI Set. ists. Manning’s $1,000 prize was Persons wishing to register one of 1000 awarded across the must be a U.S. citizen, at least RUSSELL'S 18 years old, ‘and a resident of Open Tuesdays thru Sattudays nation. Manning is a freshman at Bolton for at least six months. Comer of Oak and Spruce Streets, Rensselaer Polytechnic In­ Coffee House Manchester . . . now featuring stitute where he plans to major lA>thlorien, the teenage cof­ in architecture. While a student fee house sponsored by Uie- Bol­ Hair Styling, Razor Cutting and at Bolton High School he was ton Ecumenical Clouncll, will active in the drama club, school be open tomorrow night from All Phases of Barbering... band and chorus. He was also a 7:80 to 11 p.m. (Private Booth Services) member of the National Honor A stereo record player will Society and the cross country be available for those wishing Call Now For Your Appointment team. to bring records. A small ad­ Walk-Ins Also Accepted, But Saturday Church mission fee will be requested Appointments Havre Preference Over St. George’s Eplscopsil at the door. BIG VALUE! Church will initiate Saturday Walk-Ins . . . evening church services on a Manchester Evening Herald TVK8DAY THBV FRIDAY fiAtJ. trial basis beginning May 7 at Bolton correspondent Judith I'8 p.m. Donohue, tel. 649-8409. Our lowest priced CARPET AND T f M P L E 'S FLOOR COVERING 4-ply nylon cord tire “ALL-WEATHER 1B7' BLACKWALL OTHER , • clean sidewall design, radial darts SIZES LOW on shoulder a Triple-tempered nylon cord construction PRICED TOO! S Iz a a 7.75-15 7.76-14 • 8.25-14 100% Continuous

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