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The Manchester Newcomer's The Couple’s Club of the it Town Club of the Hartford Region Church of the Assumption will T1WCA w ill have its annusd have a potluck tomorrow at 8 J«Hbvah's Witneiaes will con- beer and barbecue iSaturday at p.m. in the church hall. The dt a theocratic ministry 6:30 p.m . at D el Aire Psu'k, program will include old-time Kfiw. Lionel J. Plante a t (^ . tonight, at 7:30 and .a Snipslc Rd., Tolland. Members m ovies. service meeting at 8:35 at King­ are asked to bring equipment Milford Rd. wna elected preei- dom ' Hail. for tennis, basketbsdl, volley­ Pull Gospel Chrlstlr.n Fellow­ dent of the Buckley School PTA ball, baseball and horseshoes. ship, Interdenominaticmal, will at thle week's meeUng. Scmth United Methodist Mrs. William Murray of 15 have a Bible study and open Other cfflcen are Don­ Church will have a Teacher Ap­ Griswold St. is chairman. discussion tonlgh'; at 7 :30 in ald Spiel of 18 Woodstock Dr., preciation Dinner tcmlght at 6:30 Orange Hall. in Cooper 'Hall of the church. vice president; Mrs. BVed Cub Scout Pack 47 o f South Caruolo of M Constance Dr., SALT Agreement United Methodist Church will The Mountain Laurel Chapter Grocery Costsi Center Congregratlonal Church secretary; and Mrs. Ernest J. will have its annual meeting and have a cookout tomorrow at of Sweet Adelines will rehearse . KJellson o f 86 F lag D r., trea­ election of officers tcmig^t in Camp Johnscm, Bolton. Those tonight at 8 at the Russian surer. Woodruff Hall of the church. planning to attend will meet at American National Center, 213 Mra. Maurtee Willey, state ‘Sometime in ’71’ The meeting will open with des­ 6 p,.m. at the church parking Wethersfield Ave., Hartford. FfTA corresponding secretary Rose Sharply sert at 7:30, and the business lot. Awards will be made, and 'Hie'Rehearsal is open to all and northeast regional vice For Britain Joining Market women Interested-in Joining this session will begin at 8; the cubmaster will read each president, installejl the offtcers. cub’s list of achievements dur­ four-part harmony chorus. After the business meeting, ing the year. Cubs are remind­ Is Nixon’s Hope By ARTHUR L. GAVSHON The Jutilor Confirmation Class parents viewed children’s arts of Emanuel Lutheran Church ed to bring flashlights, and par­ The Prank J. Mtmsfield Aux­ Last Month Associated IPress Writer and crafts work In classrooms, will meet tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. ents to bring their own refresh­ iliary of the Marine Corps By LEWIS OUUOK corridors, and cafeteria, done in the parish building. ments and a grill, m the event League will sponsor a public, Aaeociated Pres* Writer WASHINGTON (AP) — Gro- period o f 1670 when the rise, two PARIS (AP)—President under the supervirion of Mrs. of rain the cookout will be held setback party tonight at 8 at eery prices rose per cent, 'was more than twice Georges Pompidou aiid Doreen Manchester, art tearii- The Adult Bible Study Class May 27. the Marine Home, 717 Park St. (AP)—President Nixon vmced hope ta"Apri7butTmaite%^ciS as great,” he said in a state­ Prime Minister Edward er. of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Refreshments will be served. today for a U.S.-Soviet agreement “sometime this for some housing and transpor- ment. Heath met again today to CSiurch will meet tonight at 7:30 year” to curb offensive and defensive nuclear weapons. taUon costs held last month’s Grocery prices rose nine- Community Baptist Church conclude a broad a^eement at the church. will have its annual planning The Sunbeams of the Man­ "Some very Intensive negotla- over-all rise in living costs to tenths of one per cent. Housing tkHis w ill have to take place to to work for a united Eu­ m eeting tonight at 7 :30 in the chester Salvation Army will Piano Students Hie administration still wants three-tenths of one per cent, the costs edged up one-tenth of one The Chapel Choir of Emanuel achieve our goal,’’ Nixon added. per cent, transportation three- rope rivaling the Ameri­ church youth building. have their annual mother- Scoutmaster Harry Maidment presents Eagle Scout to proceed with its request to government said toay. Lutheran Church will rehearse Give Recital The President referred to Congress for an expanded Safe. Hie April increase brought Tenths, clothing four-tenths, can and Soviet superpow­ tonight at 7:30 in the church daughter banquet tomorrow at badges to John Abbott, John Bowen and Daniel Huirsday’s U.S.-Soviet an­ The Sunset Club will meet 6:30 p.m. at the Salvation Ar­ guard ABM pending further de­ the government’s Consumer niedlcal care six-tenths and rec- ers. music room. Eagle Badge Earned Kimball. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) The piano students of Mrs. nouncement aimed at spurring velopment from the SAL/T nego­ Price Index up to 120.2, mean- reation six-tenths, said the re- Pompidou after long secret tom orrow at 1 :30 p.m . at the my citadel on Main St. Madeline Cain will be presented the progress in the Strategic Senior Citizens Center. Cards tiations, they said. Ing it cost $12.02 last month for Po^t by the Bureau of Labor talks with Heath on Thursday King David Lodge of Odd Fel- will participate in the Board­ in a recital Saturday at 7 p.m. Arms Limitation Talks (SALT). In fact, the 'Soviets are cur­ every $10.00 worth of typical Statistics. gave the green light for Brit- will be played, and refresh­ The Past Chiefs Club of Me­ In it, the U.S. and Soviet lead­ lows wll meet tomorrow at 7:30 walk Parade Saturday after­ In Memorial Hall of Center Con- rently constructing more sites family mirchases in the 1967 bureau also reported that ' ain’s admission to the European ments served. morial Temple, Pythian Sisters, Tall Cedars gregatlMuil Church. ership agreed to concentrate p.m. at Odd Follows Hall. By Troop 25 Scouts noon. for long-range missiles and the base period. some 46 million rank and file Commmi Market, removing the will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. The students who will per­ tills year on working out an an- Grand Tall Cedar Roy E. United States Is proceeding with The Labor Department' said workers gained 73 cents a week biggest obstacle to the British Chapman Court, Order of Gamma Chapter of »/pha at the home of Mrs. Gladys At Convention form are: Beth Stiorpe, Lisa tibaUlstlc missile (ABM) limita­ John Abbott, John Bowen and Daniel Kimball r&; Reed heads the Nutmeg party. the Sofe^fuard ABM system, de- the Index was 4.3 p er cent above In pay to an average o f $124.76, candidacy. Diplomats of the two Amaranth, will meet tomorrow Delta Kappa will meet tomor­ Gamble, 431 Lydall St. ceived their Eagle Scout badges last night in cere­ The Supreme Convention of Cooke, Martha Poirier, Mary tion and on measures to curb of­ a year earlier for the smallest that after allowance for fed- countries worked through the The monthly Forest meetl^ fensive missiles. at 7:45 p.m. at the Masonic row at 7:30 p.m. at the home the Tail Cedars of Lebanon is Beth Correia, Steven Davies, (See Page Ten) annual rise In nearly three ^ deductions and higgler night to formulate a joint decla­ monies during the Boy Scout Troop 25 annual Spring will be Monday at 7:30 p.m. In Nixem conferred with U.S. ne­ Temple. Officers will rehearse of Mrs. Gertrude Baker, 310 The Salvation Army Bible being held this weekend at At­ Susan Cain, Cynthia Cain, Ste­ years and that the Increase c°«ts purchasing power ration. Fellowship will study “The Day Court of Honor in Woodruff Hall of Center Congrega­ the Masonic Temple. gotiator Gerard Smith before at 7 p.m. and are reminded to Hackmatack St. Mrs. Baker lantic City, N.J., and Nutmeg phen Wierzbickl and Henry since February was the small- was two per cent-above a year The two leaders proclaimed of His Ascension’’ at its meet­ tional Church. ------Smith’s return to Vienna to wear white gowns. Refresh­ will discuss flower arranging. Foirest of Manriiester wlU be Wierzblcki. est of any three-month period in earlier. However, the buying* their desire to revive the Brit- ments will be served after the Hostesses are Mrs. Marlon Har­ ing tonight at 7:30 at the cita­ All three boys joined Troop Arey, Edward Bates, John Also, Renee Caron, Shari Pos­ resume the SALT discussions. Laird Says power of the average pay check 25 in 1966 and are 17-year-old Beckwith, Larry Berry, Brian represented for the activities Poison Gas Fought Shortly after his White House four years. ish^French entente cordlale in meeting. low and Miss Marita Kemp. del. sum, Kathy Possum, Mary an exchange of toasts at a state juniors at Manchester High Cox, John Dzlato, John Plurkey, that began today with business WASHINGTON — The U.S. seasioa with the depcutlng en­ Hie 4.8 per cent gain in a year P®*" eent below the Alice Leamy, Lisa Secriiri, record peak of Septem ber 1968. banquet shortly before midnight School. Richard PTegeau, Charles m eetings. Public Health Service has em­ Laurie Bourque, Wendy Werk- voy, Nixon talked about the represented a slowing from the Keep Arms 5.6 per cent climb in calendar “The effects of higher prices Thursday. John Abbott is the son of Mr. Glade, Karl Golnlk, Guy Gun- A bus will leave the Maaonic barked on a national program heiser, Susan Schiavettl, Karen U.S.'-Sovlet commitment on 1970 and 6.1 per cent in 1969. for most goods and services was and Mrs. 'Vamum Abbott of 66 derson, David House, Randy Temple tomorrow morning; to reduce carbon-monlxlde poi­ Schiavetti and Kimberly Noo­ g s U r while addreasizig a wind­ “On many essential points,” "The limited increase in the moderated by a decline in mort­ said Pompidou, ’’and particular­ Thayer Rd. He has served the Jones, Robert Kleman, David some members left today. soning and is enlisting the aid nan. up conference of the Interna­ gage interest rates and gasoline tixx^ as patrol leader, crew Maldment, Ralf Michels, Jef- Headquarters for the Manches­ of medical societies. Industrial Friends and relatives are in­ tional TelecommunicatlMia Sat- During Talks consumer-price index for April ly concerning the general con­ TEL. 643-4302 is'encouraging in our fight to re­ prices,” the bureau said. cept of Europe, its organization leader, and junior assistant frey Slater, Michael Shearer ter group will be the Lombeurdy groups and health agencies to vited to hear these students. eUUe Consortium (IN TELSAT). Hie big rise of nine-tenths o< He said the two powers had By FRED S. HOFFMAN sist inflation,” said Secretary of and objectives, our -views; are scoutmaster. and William Tedford. Hotel. bring about a response by the Refreshments will be served af­ one per cent for food followed indicated in their announce­ AP Military Writer Labor J. D. Hodgson. sufficiently close to aUow us to John Bowen, who has held Camporee patches were pre- Nutmeg’s band and rangers public. ter the recital. an equally large jump in March ment, produced by negotiations continue without pessimism.” the poslUons of patrol leader sented to the patrol and crews WASHINGTON (AP) - Secre- tWrd of t^ year grocery prices. at the highest level, that they ™ 13 I Index rose nine-tenths of one and junior assistant scoutmas­ placing highest in the district tary of Defense Melvin R. Laird Most of the April food rise Heath in reply said he was wiU work toward Umitation of I>er cent, which is quite an im­ ter, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. camporee as follows: said today the United States heartened ”to discover in my both offensive and defensive provement over the comparable Jrim Bowen of 670 Woodbridge Panther Patrol, Thomas War­ cannot afford to disarm while it (See Page Sixteen) talks -with the president how missUes "and work toward St. ren, patrol leader; Mark Kim­ ii TO \iJ negotiates 'with the So'vlets to close are our ideas and aspira­ R & R AUTOMOTIVE agreement in this field to be im­ tions.” ball, Kirk Nelson, Paul Mald- "UNDERSCENE" try to work out limitation of of­ Daniel Kimball, the eon of plemented sometime this year.” Pompidou, harking back to ment, E ric Thom as, John HU- fensive and defensive nuclear Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kimball Smith h(^s to win Soviet President Oiarles de Gaulle’s ler and Barry Cottle. weapons. of 184 Hackmatack St. has also agreemeat to’ start the next crusade against American dom­ Crew IV, Michael Belmore, "'JVe cannot afford to be impa­ served as patrol leader and round of SALT talks in Helsinki Students from Kent State, ination, said unity would i>ermit crew leader; Michael French, tient and we cannot afford to Top Quality Body Work junior assistant scoutmaster. bras and bikinis ! in July, after a brief recess Western Europe to regain He is the fourth Kimball son to Janies 'Aldrich, Marie Silhavy disarm unilaterally,” Laird told from t^ Vienna meeting. a 'Pmtagon seminar. ”We Others Held in Disturbance “command of her own destiny” receive this honor. and WUllam Qimther. 'Hi his nationally broadcast and recover "a purely Euro­ Crew V, David Glowackl, FOR THE JUNIOR FIGURE I shouldn’t anticipate sudden suc­ ROUTE 85. BOLTON The court of honor began statment Thursday Nixon said cess.” KENT, Ohio (AP) — Sixty vehicle, apparently not realizing pean concept of ci-villzation.” with the presentaUon of assist­ crew leader; Raymond Joyner, that in secret exdianges “in- Although both stressed that Ernest Arendt and Gregory j i i j He cautioned that the nation persons were held without ball 'was coming, ant scoutmaster badges to this vcavlhg the highest level of both must be prepared for complicat­ much remains to be negotiated year’s graduating seniors; Jef­ Denies. by today for. hearings on such a dozen members of the b e s t f o r m I govemmenU,” the Soviet UniiMi ed negotiations that may take . ^ Oiosen Few charged into the before the enlargement of the The Panther Patrol placed frey Bissedl, Ernest Cox, Lloyd and the United States: chaises as trespassing, verbal crowd, swinging belts and European Elconomic Communi­ WRECKER SERVICE AVAILABLE fourth out of 72 competing pa- tim e. Gustafson, Stephen Hale, Rich­ —“Have agreed to concen­ ty, Heath said he believes Brit­ trols and Crews IV and V tied :• He recalled that he repeated- abuse, carrying open beer con- chains, police said, ard Joyner and Stephen Kim­ trate this year on working out British Prime Minister Heath arrives today at Elysee Palace in Paris for a ish entry will be settled soon for fifth place In the senior i o n e siz e stretch nylon, wispy light, ly, over the last few years, has talners and disorderly conduct, One cyclist was among those ball. These new assistants then an agreement for tiie limitation and this will clear the way "for com petition o f 16 crew s. < urged meaningful arms limlta- followrlng a third straight night taken into custody, and the second day of meetings with French President Pompidou to work for a united conducted the rest of the cere­ for a natural, comfortable feeling. of the deployment of ABM (anti- tion negotiations wd that ”I o t dowmtowm disturbances. weapons wrere confiscated, a momentous step forward” to­ RALPH CLARK, Proprietor Other awards were as follows: Europe to rival both the American and Soviet Union superpowers. (AP Photo) monies. balUstic missile) systems.” stressed repeatedly the need for A policeman and a Kent State Police said smaller disorders ward European unity. Paul Maidment, Kurt Burkamp, i; Tenderfoot badges were pre­ These are "Underscene's" whisper- —"Have also agreed that, to- a posture of strength” to sup- student were Injured in the lat- Tuesday and Wednesday may F or P rance, it -will mean Jason Findlay, Robert Orzyb, •: sented to new recruits Kenneth soft undarfashions that persuade g;ether with ctkicluding an port the U.S. negotiating posl- est disturbance involving young have been triggered by the trial abandoning more than a decade David Shearer and Robert Rich- : gently, never confine. You'll see agreement to limit ABMs, they of hostility toward Its Britirii ardson, asaistant patrol leader; i tloh. people reportedly angered over and conviction of a 20-yeaJMHd the results. You won't feel them. will agree on certain measures "It U clear that our strength what they call police harass- Kent State student for desecrat- neighbor. Kirk Nelson, Lonnie Jennings, ; They're almost like wearing noth­ with respect to the limitation of has made possible the hope for ment. ing an American flag. Michael Viet Cong Increase Attacks For Britain, it will mean Scott AUemany, Gory Turking- | offensive strat^ c weapons.” success at SALT,” Laird said. Some motorcycle gang mem- Brock was OMivlcted In Municl- abandcmlng its 30-year-old spe­ ton, Jeffrey Metheny and Wll- : ing. And that's something. Tile Soviets issued an identi­ HU remarks, a day after bers were involved In the Thurs- pal Court on Wednesday In con-, cial relationship with the United CARPET AND Uam Chase, patred leader. ; cal announcement. President Nixon had announced day night Incident, and a uni- nection with an Incident on cam- States. James Aldrich, Ernest Arendt, j The SALT talks, started In U.S.-Sovlet agreement to negoti- versdty professor was among pus Feb. 6. In South Vietnam, Cambodia For West Europeans, it should Michael Belmore, Chester Big- : 1869, have been stym ied since ate limitation of both offensive those arrested. >pjie dlstriftonces Thursday start a march toward a political elow, Gregory DeNies, Michael ; and defensive nucleair arms, By GEORGE E8PER communiques put Saigon’s loss- fear of attacks on other civic ac­ confederation and the strongest last fall over whether to include Members of the Mayday Coa­ night foUowed an antiwar dem. FLOOR COVERING French, David Glowackl, WU- ; supported the prediction of oth­ Associated Press Writer es in the fighting at 13 killed tion projects. trading area in the world, with both offensive and defensive lition, an antiWEir organization, onstration at the site of the an­ TEMPLFS Uam Gunther, Raymond Joy- : er Pentagon officials. 'They said and 46 wounded. Another elg^ The U.S. Command reported a population o f 260 m illion. missiles in oeiticn at the SALT tedks. The crowd which gathered In tagnard tribesmen driven from velopment may have averted and the 200 cadets m arched ending at 6 a.m. today. The big­ mlle-long valley on the east and M arketf^ey are France, West The following boys were downtown Kent originally num­ their mountain homes by the Pentagon weapons decisions from the field through a path gest attack was only 10 rounds the north, 375 m iles north o f Sal- Germany, Ithly, Belgium, the awarded merit badges: bered 400 to 600 and at one point war. VALUES that could have added signifi­ cleared by police with night­ and casualties were reported Harry Arendt, James Bowen, included members of the Chosen (See Page Twelve) ( See Page Tea) cantly to next yea r’s $76 billion sticks. light. But it was the largest As the project progressed, Timothy Castagno, Thomas Few motorcycle gang. defense budget. White had warned Thursday number ,of such attacks since -volunteers from the Army, Warren and David Whiting, Kent State freshman Douglas Secretary Nobody expects the Russians that the campus was "not a A pril 26. Navy and Seabees joined in dur­ safety. One Size Bra Stretch Bra and Bikini Hayward, 19, of Perrysburg, 3 ROOMS to halt their missile and anti­ sanctuary” and that students The government’s military ing their off-duty time. Hiere Gregory DeNies, Michael Ohio, was Injured when he was missile buildup which set off w h o went to the campus alter headquarters also reported 119 was no official U.S. aid; instead French, David Glowacki, and hit by a motorcycle roaring the American volunteers fash­ set. O f Arm y S L S . tZInSLitTISS 8«i»rt4 UI •"•my Seale Deliberations Resume Robert Kudra, camping. 2 ... *3 *2 i “ 1I» t~«l» to nghttoe ioned two pumps, two engines William Chase, citizenship in reported _____ WALL TO WALL No padding or panels to change your So lightweight, so natural, you won't who said the Soviets are build­ condition today at Robinson Me- PoUce said charges o t unlaw- valley and at five locations in Euid a pipeline out of abandoned the home; Lee Fitzgerald and natural shape. The Antron nylon and even realize you're wearing o set. Eleven Resigns ing new launch bases for huge morlal Hospital in Ravenna assembly would be lodged eastern Cambodia. The Saigon equipment. The system went After Halt to Bear Reading Neal Nelson,- citizenship in the Lycra Spandex fabric finishes just enough colors. intercontinental missiles. with head and leg injuries. against students arrested forces also uncovered an arms into operation less than three nation; John ISller, stamp col­ control. Eight colors. WASHINGTON (AP) — Secre- Prospect of an offensive- months ago. NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — Mrs. Huggins testified that lecting; Raymond Joyner, citi­ _ ...... , ,, Police said the crowd ooened campus and. nraistudents shop and several munitions tary of the Army Stanley R. Re- weapons limitation probably five-foot-wlde oath for the cv who held 'visitors’ passes. They dumps containing more than Officials ...In Da Nang said the -oiJury deliberations in the trial of she maxle the lntroductiNew York la-wyer and Puerto Rican nelghbortiood here, old M. Mulvey it did not wish to and Mrs. Huggins have been 7 stunning colors. Deep moss, Grecian gold, Golden Bronze, of natural resources, and home holdover from the Johnson ad- disturbed Thursday night by dla- hear for a third time the tape holding a 'vlgU m the Green Shamrock, Red, Beige and Blue. repairs; Larry Ostrout, citizen­ ministration, for directing the gj^ders that brought a show of recorded interrogation of Alex across from the courthouse, and Army "through many difficult py police, was quiet in the Convenient Terms — Take Up To 8 Yeans To Pay! ship in the community, person­ Rackley, a Block Panther about 40 of them lined up al fitness and camping; and phases” of the Vietnam war and early-morning hours today after whose death two years ago to­ poslte the exit the Jurors used to for his efforts to bring about an p<^ce 'withdrew their men and Mark Silhavy, art, hiking and day brought about prosecution leave for tbelr undisclosed over­ cam ping. all-volunteer Army. reopened the neigliborfaood’s Resor served longer as secre- p, traffic. of Seale, national chairman of night accommodations. tary than any other man since _ „ j .v.. the Panthers, and Mrs. Hug­ As the jurors (tied out, the ^ ‘ J P olice sent between 16 and 20 gins. Aimstnmg Con^ilwiii tiie post w as created in 1947. demonstrators began chanting CERAMIC Campus Booklet A PentagMi spokesman said cars and 46 helmeted men — Thursday, the Jury had indi­ "free Ericka, not guilty" and Resor would stay on until a suc­ some with dogs and shotguns— cated it wanted the recording “free Bobby, not guilty." Their shinyl' vinyl Called Obscene cessor Is named and becomes Into the nelghbortiood Thursday replayed. voices could easily be heard crowd of up to BATHROOM familiar with the Job, probably ^ S^ale, 34, and M ts. Huggins, near the bus the Jurors w m « PROVO, Utah (AP) — Brig­ by the end of June. persMis threw rocks, boarding. Several JurorB craned INLAID No. 9400 23, a local Panther leader, face ham Young University officials ■ R^li^r served ^ undersecre- ^ widow with a possible death sentences on to see the demonstrators, al- It costs so little and adds so much. ordered the removal ol the taiy of flie Army for four and set a police car It lasts a lifetime. Don’t sfKtle for .sub­ charges of kidnaping resulting thoujdi ballffs attempted to LINOLEUM school’s literary magazine from months before becoming secre- afire. block their views. stitutes. Nothing has the style like campus newstands Wednesday in Rackley’s death and aiding tary in July 1966. Fifteen persons were curested. and abetting his murder. Hiey Before the reading of Mrs. CERAMIC Tde. because they said It contained LittI* Nothing Bra, Bikini Lacy Bra and Bikini A graduate of Yale University All had been released on $25 INSTALLED IN KITCHEN | offensive words. also are changed with conspira- HUgglns’ testimony, Seale and Law School, Resor fought in txmd by early this morning. About 1,000 copies of the mag­ cy to kidnap and to murder him. Huggins were seated at the ALL NYLON UP TO 9x12 Worid War n as a 2nd lieuten­ Most were charged with breach The tape recording, which table In the courtroom azine ’’Wye’’ were confiscated. s«t d M t o f peace. Another 1,000 copies had al­ ant with the 10th Armored Divi­ lasts about 40 minutes, contains ^®*» several spectators shouted ready been sold. For the feeling of nothingness, this is the A n all-stretch set lace bra and bikini that sion. He participated in the de­ Hie disturbance was touched a short introduction by Mrs. Panther slogans to them. Seale BRAIDED RUGS bro-bikini set for you. Nylon stretch lace fits and shapes you as nature intended. fense of Bsstogne during the off in the afternoon,' after po­ w i t h 2 ^ — A professor who refused to be Huggins. She recounts, fre-, ^® spectators their conduct 119 adds beauty to your sheerest fashions. Four milti-colored patterns. Bottle of the Bulge and was lice arrested the leader of a quently In strident tones, how ‘'childish.” 17”x24” ^ Q C identified said the w ord s' w.ere White, beige.' INSTALLED not obscene. awarded the Silver Star, Bronze local chapter of the militant "brother Alex’’ was "disclpUned “Tbls is not Chicago. Right o V,. , T 1.^ MATCHING^I^ "Thpre was no evll_ intention Star and Pprple Heart. Young Lords on a charge of in. the areas cf the nose and Hither: Right Dave?’’ Seale to 100 Sq. Ft. fadndes Labor, BRAIDS Throughout Resor’s tenure the trespassing in the group’s Store- I and Your Clioloe

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1971 PA G E T H R E E PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CO l^.. FRIDAY, MAY 2i, 1971 will be Miss Marian Maccarone ence as president of the junior Bolton Town Students of 82 Hawthorne St., Vice presi­ class; Miss Kathleen Moriarty NEW! — EX0m N« MOVIE RAnNaS e TONIGHT dent; Mias Ellery Healy of 77 of 81 Gkuxiner St., vice presi­ Sheinwold on Bridge ^ANCHESTU ^ X A K , Reservations FORRRRENTBANO <*Acaaeiny Awards Sbow” Win ECHS Posts Concord Rd., secretary; and dent; Miss Suzanne Wagner | NATURAL HEALTH -Bj CLAY R. POLLAN- DON’T GIVE PARTNER RUS 6 S 44A . BOl HJN NOICH Patton shown flrst Patrick Farrell of 86 Dartmouth of 128 Barry Rd., secretary; ARID LlIRA YOUNQ PEOPLE ** Manchester students attending F O O D S H O W MAR. 21 Your Daily Acfivify Guido sen. WRONG KIND O F ACHE NORTH Rd., treasurer. Oregory Marino and Edward Rowe of 82 Irving According lo S ta rs . Still Available TN»obi9ell¥OollN9n llng§klo Inham- OCT. By AI.FRED SHEINWOLD 4 7 4 3 East Catholic High School won of Glastonbury will be presi­ St., treasurer. AT THE To develop message for Saturdoy, StMntt aOoM ww MiluMWr of ACADEMY AWARD 2 mmih eontoM hr vhwhg by m k th Umi. “Please tell me what I am TO 10 6 4 3 three of four Student Council dent. Other class presidents will be read words corresporxJIng to numbers - 8-21-26^ For Bus Trip BD t PICTURE 53^7-69 e , doing wrong,” a reader re- 0 K 8 3 poelUons and all senior class Senior class officers will be Joseph, B>ittner of 868 Main ist.. PARKADE / f TAURUS of your Zodloc birth sign. 4 A 4 2 SCORPIO A few seats are left for U i. AEEE AOMiniO quesU. “When I finished play­ offices in elections held recent­ Timothy Qulsh of 98 Ashworth South 'Windsor, Junior; and A«. 20 1 Excellent 31 Fruits 61 ArxJ U G « B T T PHABMATenr 2 A 32 Sensitive 62 You OCY. 23^ Wednesday’s Senior Citizens Gmirol Audim n ing the accompanying hand, WEST EAST ly. St., president; a position to Roland Charest of East Hart- ( MAY 20 3 Your 33 Corniitions • 63 You NOT. 21' A 4 Don't 34 Short 64Wotching trip to Hyde Park, N.Y., ac­ my partner had a scowl on his A K 10 A 6 5 2 Student Council officers which he will bring his experi­ foird, sophomore. A-14-25-M 34-36-38-W/«~ cording to Mrs.' Hugo Broda. O A 8 0 5 2 0 'A5-57-62. 5 Outlook 35 And 65 Your AU ASEt AM in to face. I asked him if he had a 6 Fovoroble 36 Trip 66 Exude 46-49-50 “ The sightseeing tour will in­ P o n m o l Gu II m c i S u g g ttM stomachache, and he said my 0 J1042 0 Q965 GIMINI 7 Today 37 O f 67 Proboble SAGITTARIUS 4 10983 4 T 7 6 5 8 Chonge 38 O r 68 Confidence clude tike West Point Military bidding had g;lven him one. 9 You 39 By 69 Today Academy, Lincoln Library and ’Then he added that my play SOUTH 20 10 For 40 V is it 70 V ita l Dec. 21 M l many other points of interest. RUTRICTEO had given him a headache. For 4 QI98 GEORGE sco n ,41-48-51-55 11 Time 41 Team 71 Weight Those attending should bring t ; '61-70-72 12 For 42 Being 72 Folk 59-63-64-65j r I Undor 17 trq u lru occooipanyloi the life of me, I can’t see what 0 KQJ97 13 See 43 Course 73 And 71-73-^ E - a box lunch; a stop will be Portnt or Adult Guardian BEST A C T O R wiSst* five-sfore, store-wide sale eirds tomorrow hurry in for CANCER he was talking about.” 0 A7 ^ m . ^ 1 3 14 Look 44 Attentive 74 Personality CAPRICORN made for dinner. Cost will in­ 4 KQ [ G P l ^ % JUNE 21 l5Busir>ess 45 Somebody's 75 May Dec. 22 ^ South dealer 16 Th e 46 W o uld 76 W in clude transportation emd ad- last minute specials in many departments H^JUtY 22 JAN. If North-South vulnerable South West North East 17 R ight 47 Prevoil 77 Diet? wall or August Mildner for fur­ . NO ONE IMOER 17 AMITTED Pass 2 0 Pass 13-16-17-23 18 Yo u 48 U p 78 To 9-22-39-42# ther reservations. (A |a lim it m ay v a ry Opening lead — Eight of 1 27-66-68 19 Enjoy 49 Bring 79 Recent |44-78i^R. In oartain araaa) Hearts. 2 4 Pass 3 O Pass 20 Storting 50 Pleasure 80 Of Anyone interested in attend­ ) AQUARIUS 4 0? All Pass LEO 21 O f 51 W ith 81 Treatm ents ing may contact Ernest Aspin- West opened the ace of hearts lO o / R C r JAN. 20 I JULY 22 22 Profit 52 Your 82 Or wall or August Wildner for fur- mt B SS lEY M(«n vcMvi and then continued with the 23 People 53 Is 83 Flatterir>g taAUG. 22 , 24 The 54 Ar>d 84 Important AuoBon Success mnoN nciiM eoM Of MLfMtiMnoN. eight of hearts, our correspon­ 5- 7-10 , and the next player passes. You I# 25 Now 55 Energetic 85 Argue Mrs. Ernest Whipple of Cov­ dent relates. He won the sec­ ■hM allnd Dm icll SAL 5^15-35-87-90 26 Heort 56 Don't 86 Endeovors ond round of trumi>s in dummy hold: Spades, A-K-10; Hearts, 27 A n d 5 7 W o tc h in g 87 Persor>al entry, chairman of Saturday’s VIRGO PISCES auction at United Methodist with the ten and led a spade, A-8; Diamonds, J-10-4-2; Clubs, 28 Talents 58 Force 88 Applouse P E I. If 29 New 59 Are 89 People church, reports that the affair losing the queen to the king. 10-9-8-3. 30 But 60 Issues 90 Gain THEATER TIME Sits:;: was a financial success, netting ' West switched to clubs, and What do you day? ^32-33-47-56 ^^^Good ( ^ ) Adverse Neutral a profit of $700. SCHEDULE declarer eventually lost two Answer: Bid 2-NT. This nor­ ►^58-60-82-85 High School Dance more spade tricks. Down one, mally shows 13 to 16 points, but SAVINGS ON DRESSES, CaATS, SUITS ’The Class of 1972 will hold a Burnside “Mrs. Pollfax- giving North an assortment of in this case your three ten spots dance tonight at thehlgh school Spy” 7:15, 9:20. aches and pains. compensate for the missing COLOR by Deluxe’^ gymnasium from 7 :30 to 11:30 State — "Patton” 9:00; Of course all of our alert point. In any case, this is the Special Dress Sale, all from our regular stocks, sizes for misses, juniors, -sassj. Business Mirror Music will be provided by '"The "MASH” 7:00. readers have already seen why bid that best describes your petites, reg. to $ 2 6 ...... lU . T V Rog(ues,” who have recorded U. A. Theater East—“Law­ North got his aches. See if you hand. TONIGHT 7:16 • 9:15 BURNSIDE for Boss City 'Records. Roseann can diagnose the cause of the Copyright 1971 BUPSSIDC iVE EiST HiRTTOFO rence of Arabia’ ’ 8 :(X). ”aUN . 2-4:06-B;10-8:I6 Investors Happily Greet Fiah.0 and John Mufo are co- Manchester Drive-In —“Pat­ stomachache and the headache General Features Corp. TREE PARKING 528 -3333 Polyester Dresses and Panf Suits, all famous makers, many types and styles; chairmen. ton” 8:10; “MASH” 11:00. before you read on. Misses, Jr., Petite sizes. Reg. to 40.00 ...... 1 4 .T U Burns’ Views on Interest School Menu East Hartford Drive-In — South caused most of his Monday, juice, hamburger on “Scars of Dracula” 10:00; trouble when he bid two By JOHN CUNNIFF look becomes broader, the ter­ roll, fruited jello; ’Tuesday, ham spades. If he had simply jump-' WiNNER8ACADEMY AWARDS “Horror of Frankenstein’’ 8:16. ON 1-91 NOPTFtot JCT ot I-R4 MTfD Im ported Cashm ere C o a ts, reg. $ 9 5 ...... 7 4 . 0 0 AP Businelss Analyst minology more general. Diffi­ salad sandwich, lettuce and to­ East Windsor Drive-In — ed from two hearts to four TAX[ f AST-WfSr SIPVICF RD rX'T culties are seen in perspective, mato salad, blueberry fruit hearts, West would have made DONALD SUTHERLAND! NEW YORK (AP) — Assur­ “Making It”, 9:65; "Celebra­ and many problems become squares; Wednesday, Spanish tion at Big Sur” 8:15. the normal opening lead of the ^ B S sc o ttIV ELLIOnCOULC ance from Arthur Bums, the na­ washed out of the picture. rice and ground beef, cole tion’s monetary chief, that Meadows Drive-In — “(Pat­ king of spades. The rest of the SAVINGS ON SPORTSWEAR & JUNIOR WEAR You get forecasts such as slaw, fruit crisp; ’Thursday ton’’ 8:20; “MASH” 11:30. hand would have been a waltz A iT T O fS r domestic interest rates will not baked chicken, whipped pota­ « this: The Gross National Prod­ Blue-Hills Drive-In — “2001- for South. IIQHTLYat8:l5 c o l o r : be deliberately raised to ease toes, spinach, cinnamon apple­ uct will double by 1880 to $2,034 Space Odyssey” 10:20; “Mar­ ’The actual spade bid warned European and international trillion. Productivity will be sauce; Friday, juice, tuna mac­ Misses' Jeans in stripes and solids, twills and denims, sizes 8 to 16, reg. $8 & $9. 5 . 9 0 money problems is Just what lowe” 8:26. West not to lead the king of higher in the 1970s than in the aroni salad, tomato wedge, jel­ spades, but South should have 'Color [g I „ powerful investors were await­ lo. soaring 1960s. Wages will be made the hand by proper play. Pantsuits in polyester and Orion, assorted solids and patterns, — __ ing. higher, goods more plentiful. Democrats Many students of the securl-, GOP Food Sale After winning the second trump sizes 8 to 18, reg. to $ 2 5 ...... 7 ...... 9.90 & 12.90 Phrases such as, “There will The Democratic town com­ in his own hand. South should BLUE HILLS ties markets felt it was a fear of mittee ■will meet tonight at 8 •lamps Garner be periods of social dissension cash his top clubs and both top 91 TOBISSm BRIDGE EXIT WEST higher rates that brought about at Community Hall. Set Saturday LEFT AT BlUl HILLS AVENUE adversely affecting confidence diamond®, ruff a diamond, lead the sharpest break in months to ’The Manchester Republican 2001 Troop 98 Wins District Spring Camporee Junior Hot Pants Sets short sleeve polo top, pullon short. Many patterns in- i a a a from time to time,” lose their to the ten of hearts, discard a the market, following its near Manchester Evening Herald Women’s Club will have Its an­ a s p a c e eluding florals, geometries and prints. Sizes S, M, L. reg. $14 ...... 1 0 . 0 0 force when sandwiched between spade on the ace of clubs and Marlowe’ perpendicular, 50 per cent rise Bolton correspondent Judith nual food sale in conjunction Victor Dupuy, scoutmaster of Boy Scout Troop 98, Murphy, Mark Hafner and Victor Dupuy II, (left forecasts of greater educational then lead a spade, o d y s s e y since last fall. attainments and more leisure. Donohue, tel. 649-8409. with the Manchester Garden 1 Metrocolor gai sponsored by the Buckley School PTA, presents to right.) Competing in the camporee were 89 The high rates would suggest Club plant sale Saturday from West would be able to win the the first place trophy won by the members of the All these are contained in a patrols from 22 troops at the Meshomasic State two problems for the m arket: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Jarvis first spade trick with the king Flaming Arrow Patrol in the annual Blackledge Forest, Glastonbury, last weekend. Troop 362 of SAVINGS ON LOUNGEWEAR, LINGBUE. FOUNDATIONS rather ambitious and coura­ but then would be unable to Business profits would be by lot at E. Center and Lenox Sts. District Spring Camporee to Vincent Ramazi, prin­ St. Bartholomew’s Church won second place in the higher borrowing costs and geous look at the next 10 years Powder Ridge There will be a variety of make a safe return. A club or by General Electric’s “Quarter­ cipal. Members of the patrol are David Hiers, Jay Senior Division. (Herald photo by Pinto) money would be siphoned away homemade goods as well as cof­ diamond lead would let dummy Denim Shifts, three favorite colors. Sizes P-S-M-L. reg. $11 ...... 3 . 9 9 from stocks to take advantage ly Review of Economic Pros­ Officer Guilty fee, coffee cake, lemonade, and ruff while South discarded an­ of higher yields elsewhere. pects.” hot dogs offered for sale. other spade; a spade lead tem In the country, and Ca­ ’The 1960s, it should be re­ In Lying Count The reasoning was this: Euro­ Mrs. John Fletcher Jr'., chair­ would m9.ke life very easy for South Windsor reer Day at South Windsor High Single Attack membered, were years of great South. School. Two-piece Pantsuit Loungers, white or blue. P-S-M-L. reg. $13 ...... 3 . 9 9 pean Interest rates are high, NEW YORK (AP) — An ac­ man of the sale will be assisted economic expansion, although by Mrs. Roger Crafts, Mrs. In addition, club volunteers By Gypsy Moth causing money to flow there, countant connected with last Daily Question the decade as a whole had a John Shea Jr ., Mrs. M. Adler have been working with multi­ especially to CJermany. Ameri­ year’s abortive Powder Ridge Partner opens with one club. Fourth Graders To Star Famous Name Slips in Nylon, Tricot, Taffeknit or Antron; lace, rather bitter ending in the most Dobkln, Mrs. Harlan Taylor, ple sclerosis patients. Mrs Held Not Fatal can rates are relatively low Rock Festival pleaded guilty serious inflation since the early Mrs. Jack Mercer, Mrs. Ray­ Jehn Schaffer served as chair applique or tailored styles. 32 to 38 short, 34 to 42 average. ■ m now, offering no counter-pull. Thursday to lying in testimony Fourth Annual “MAYFAIR” NEW HAVEN (AlP) — A sin­ 1950s. GE says growth will be mond Schaller, Mrs. Henry In Television Filmstrip man of the- Eklucatlon Commit The correction will be to rtilse during ah investigation of the reg. $4 to $9 ...... 2.99 fO 5.99 greater in the 1970s, althou^ Sinnamon, Mrs. Roger Bagley, tee which headed the projects gle defoliation of trees by gypsy American rates. festival. C R A R SHOW The fourth grade class of Mrs. ’The i>arade will start at 1 the big pickup won’t begin until Mrs. Vernon Muse, Mrs. York Also, Mrs. Russell Elliot, moths or other Insects over a For a couple of weeks these after 1974. ’The accountant, Samuel Ler- ■Dorothy Faust at the Avery St. p.m. from the Wapjdng Com­ Nylon Tricot Panties, briefs or bikinis with elastic leg, lace trimmed or tail- fears were permitted to gestate. Strangfeld and Mrs. Alfred chairman of Community Affairs long term does not Increase mor­ It reasons that the first few ner, who now lives in Holly­ and S ALE School will appear In a film­ munity Church and proceed to No signal came from monetary Kargl. Committee, supervised the dis­ ored. Assorted colors. 5 to 8. reg. 1.15...... 8 5 years of the decade will be wood, Fla., was accused of lying Sunday, May 23 - Noon to 6 the high school grounds. tality significantly, according to authorities to dismiss the fears. Food items should be brought strip to be shown on the Don tribution of Thanksgiving bas-. slowed by the need to readjust when he said he was a certified Vietnam veterans who are a recent survey by the Connec­ And that very silence, it ap­ to the lot by 9:30 a.m. Satur­ at Tuttle R FD 3 television show kets to area needy families and from distortions caused by infla­ public account and of offering residents of South Windsor will ticut Agricultural Experiment Van Raalte Famous Tricot Bras in two-section cup or fiberfill style. _ ^ — -- pears, nurtured the fear. day. Anyone who needs dona­ TOLLAND on Channel 3 tomorrow at noon. Easter fruit and cookie boxes tion and the need to restrain it. false statements for filing. tions picked up should contact The children will be shown serve as parade marshals. Station. Sizes 32 to 38; A , B, C cups. reg. $4 & $ 5 ...... 1.99 & 2.99 Such speculation has now AGRICULTURAL CENTER 'The parade will include three to shut-ins. CJhrlstmas parcels Thereafter the GNP is seen as On recommendation of the Mrs. Fletcher of 76 Irving St. taking water from the pond In Dr. Geoigie R. Stei^ens said been aborted by the stand taken BUILDING bands, the 1st Connecticut Vol­ were sent to the Naval Battal­ growing at an annual rate that state attorney general’s office, or Mrs. Kargl of 166 Ferguson the conservation area behind the study of eight forest tracts by Bums, who is chairman of Rt. 30 ■ Vernon, Conn. unteers in Cl'vll War regalia, ion Hospital in Japan for men will make the decade average Lem er was permitted to plead Rd. the school eind studying it under In Connecticut showed that dur­ the Federed Reserve Board. guilty to only one count out of 19 25 CRAFTSMEN and the 746th Signal Support wounded in Vietnam and Christ­ Cool, Cotton Pajamas, solids and prints, famous maker, sizes 32-40, reg. $6. 3 . 9 9 out at 4.3 per cent a year com­ magnifying glass. These stu­ mas gifts went to Mansfield ing a decade a single defoliation In clear language. Bums told pared with 4 in the 1960s. in two indictments. EXHIBITING AND RESTAURAKT dents have been studying ecol­ Company National Guard. State ’Training School. Pqr did ncit increase mortality over the Senate Banking Committee He was continued free on pa­ Cleanups Banned DEMONSTRATING Landers may be contacted at R O U TE 83 ogy since the beginning of the “Operation Deepfreeze” , an an- what Is normal In unmanaged Agilon Seamless Stretch Stockings by a very famous maker. Short, ^ that monetary policy vidll be for­ role for sentencing Oct. 6. RTVIERA BEAC3H, Md. (AP) Plus New Attraction 121 Fam ham Dr. in South TALCOTTVTtLE school year and the tele'vision ual project, cakes were baked woodlands. Repeated defoHatian mulated to meet domestic rath­ The Powder Ridge festival — The Riviera Beach Communi­ Windsor. average, tall. reg. 1.50 p r ...... 3 p r . 1 . 9 9 CREATIVE WORKSHOP LOUHRC&RAR program will emphasize the im­ and brought to Norwich State did Increase mortality and kill er than international demands. Landlord Raps drew thousands cf young people ty Improvements Association portance of outdoor education In Scholarships FOR CHILDREN Hospital to be used to celebrate some large trees, however, .he 'The domestic need is recovery has passed a resolution banning natural surroundings to chil­ last summer to the Connecticut The South Windsor Women’s holidays and birthdays of pa­ said. Famous Make Panty Hose, one size fits all. Newest fashion colors. ^ from recession, and that usually Stamp Increase any more cleanup campaigns. dren. ski resort site but the perform­ We Are Now Open Sunday from 12 in 11 P.M. Club will award approximately tients. Four experimental forest means easy money. Seems the last one turned into A discussion between Mrs. 11,000 In scholarships to area reg. $3 each ...... 3 p r . 5 . 0 0 PENTWATER, Mich. (AP) — ance never came off because of ’This year’s March of Dimes areas in central Connecticut “The frequently suggested a court order following commu­ what the town fathers called a Faust and ’Tuttle on education stuaents. Funds will be used for John Findley owns the building wholesale nuisance. campaign headed by Mrs. Rob­ were defoliated between 1967 prescription of raising Interest nity objections. LEGAL BEVERAGES ARE of this type will follow the the Women’s Club English that houses the Post Office in Ernest Hifbe, association offi­ ert Smlfii and Mrs. Jcdin and 1967—three of them were Panty Girdles by Warner and Gossard; short, overage and long rates would not meet our lasting A probe of the practices of SERVED IN THE DINING RCXm filmstrip. Award, The Women’s Club needs at home or abroad,” Pentwater, population 1,000, and cer, said the last campaign was AND AT THE BAR Since the program is sched­ Scholarship, the Phipps (Memo­ Schwabe realized over $1,000, defoliated three times in succes­ length, stretch lace trim. White, beige and colors. S, M, L. reg. $8 * those Involved in running the 30 successful that trash pickup a record amount for South Wind­ sive years. Bums said In a statement, im­ he Increased the rent shortly festival was made last fall by a uled for showing during the rial Scholarship Fund and the to $ 1 2 ...... 3.99 TO 5.99 plying that this country will be points were overflowing with South Windsor Scholarship As- sor. “Mortality was higher In the after the department’s recent special deputy attorney general, Yankee Doodle Fair, Principal thinking of its own needs first. rubbish. Philip Smith has made arrange­ soclatlcxi. ’Die Fine Arts Committee un­ thrlce-defoIiated plots than In un­ rate increase. * Orestes Mlhaly, and Lem er’s ’Then, he said, the kids got "The Brothers Three" der /Mrs. Richard Meier held a Such reassurance is likely to ments for television sets to be Throughout the year the or­ defoliated comparison areas but testimony in that hearing led to recipe swap, a Christmas work- have a long and fundamental “In keeping with the great into the act and spread the placed at various spots on the ganization has sponsored a no different In the once- SAVINGS ON BAGS, JEWELRY, ACCESSORIES, COSMETICS his indictment. whole mess around. rtiop, an interior decorating lec­ impact on the market. For one past tradition of the U.S. Post P ^ ’. t ^ n entertainment on Sunday from 7:00 g;rounds. number of events, and funds defoUated plot,” Stephens said. 4 ture, an arts and crafts contest, thing, it dispels fears of another Yankee Doddle F air from the. projects enabled the The survey found that oaks_ Office Department of continual a fashion show, a spring work­ money squeeze similar to that % * The theme for the annual club to dcHiate three AMBU re- described as a "preferred host” Roomy Casual Handbags, compartment zippers. White, bone, navy, honey. , browbeating the American pub­ shop, and presented a one-act which pushed the market down lic with waste, cost increases doU carriage, tricycle and bi­ suscltators to the Police De­ for gyi>sy moths and some other reg. $ 10 ...... 0 . 4 9 so far in 1970. cycle parade at the Avery St. partment, a miniature resuscl- play at the annual banquet. Insects—were more likely to die and Inefficiency, you are hereby ’The club, with Mrs. Ame PTA Yankee Doodle F air this tator inhalator to the Recre­ when defoliated than maples or notified that to continue with Oberg as president, concluded Short-range views often have \STANDS ALONE! SUN., MAY 23 year is "This Is My Country.” ation Department for use at the birches. such a program in my building Its 11th year. Salesm an's Sam ple Jew elry from a fam ous maker, reg. $2 to $ 2 0 ...... V l o f f a buUtJn fear of an impending in Pentwater will cost an addi­ Cadldren of pre-school age Veteran’s Memorial Park, cosmic cataclysm that would through the fifth grade may funds to the South Windsor Pub­ tional $50 a month to make a to­ Manchester Evening Herald swallow up the stock market. $200 decorate their items in any way lic Library, the South Windsor Metal Belts, gold or silver color for dresses and pantsuits, reg. to tal monthly rent of begin­ South Windsor correspondent Fears of tight money and rising 1 which sjrmboUzes our country- Youth Council, the American Scotland Yard 2 f o r 5 . 0 0 ning June , 1971,” Findley an­ Barbara Varrtek, Tel. 644-8274. $ 6 ...... 2.59 ea. Interest rates seem to fall into nounced. persons such as presidents or Field Service and to the various O n e o l the Guards Leftists that category. He also complained that the most honored pictures historical figures; places — the health drives held in the town. o i aU tim e Among the events and activi­ Over the longer term—the Post Office is building a new Caidtol, Plymouth Rock, etc; ’Canine Friend LONDON (AP) — Scotland Sleeveless Nylon Shells, jewel neck, assorted solid colors. S, M, L. (Accessory building costing $62,000 and that ties held was a presentation of next decade, at least—the out- W inner O f 7 things and events such as the Yard has placed armed guards D ept.) reg. 3.50...... 1.99 the new one isn’t any bigger flag, Revolutioinaiy War, Dec- “Alice In Wonderland” by the DECATUR, Rl. (AP) — A 6- A c a d em y A w a r d s llartford Junior Ballet, a bene­ on three of Britain’s leading than his. ^ including laratica of Independence," and year-old dog which saved a so on. fit dinner dance, a booth at the blind horse was h/M»Or-649-Msr Sunday Community services are also Six.” Police believe It is a group Published Dally Except Sundays “ cessories worth about $30 U ^ 4 ^ him; NvniMaD judged at 1 p.m. and cash blind mare named Missy last Sat. 1:30-6-8:30 spmisored by the club: United of rigiit-wlng fanatics. a year. U.S. firms fill THEATRE EAST - 4:30- 8 prizes will be awarded for the November. ’The horse had Nations Day activities, a Red The union leaders, all leftist Telephone 643-2711 ® P®*' demand. T .V . STAR best decorations in each age strayed from its home and Charles of the Ritz Revenescence Famous Liquid Moisturizer, also available in Cross Lifesa'ving course, a cer­ miUtants, are CUve Jenkins, Second Class Postage Paid at ^ ^ a n d ’s paper and paperboard Arlene Golonka group. crashed through an ice covered the moisture glow shades; pink, peach, rose, eggshell and bronze, reg. $ 16. Manchester, Conn. (OeCM) output In 1969 totaled 4.4 mil- tified baby-sitting course, and secretary of the scientific, tech­ 8.50 Also featured will be special creek. the popular Youth and Law pro­ nical and managerial staff; SUBSCRIPTION RATES P“*P production visits from Uncle Sam, Yankee ‘Ihe dog aroused its owner, 6.1 gram in which seventh grade Ja ck Jones, secretary of the Payable in Advance was million tons. ’The an- ^ M I L U E 4 M Doodle and many clowns Fritz Connor of rural DeWltt, students were Invited to meet transport workers and Hugh BU ...... *^'£2 growth rate for paper out- on throughout the day. and led him to where the horse SAVINGS FOR GIRLS & TODDLERS Scanlon, president of the engi­ Three Months I o’™ Put la 7 per cent; for pulp. 4 Anyone interested In 'working with area attorneys to discuss was found helpless In the ley One Month ...... 3;^ pg, c e n t. many aspects of the leg^al sys­ neering workers. or «dio has baked goods or waters. HOUSE and Girls' Swimwear in bikini, I piece or 2 piece styles, solids and prints, reg. to other items suitable for sale at MAYBERRY the PYilr may contact Mrs. Don­ $ 8 ...... 4-6X you missed it last n l g ^ l ald Engel of 110 Highland Dr. or Mrs. Richard Kelly of 20 don’t miss it tonight! h STATE 7-14 MAMCHrSTlif ClfdTIR * R.F.D. * WlUow St. THE LITTLE THEATRE I ■ PARK RfAD or THFATRr GARDEN TOUR 3 FREE IN PERSON THURS. thru SUN., MAY 20-21-22-23 Memorial Day OF MANCHESTER, INC.’s APPEARANCES Plans for the South Windsor Manchester Garden Club I production of I S | l n l l lilt’ll li\ Till’ Sislfl hciiiil 111 Memorial Day actl'vlties are Toddler Boys' & Girls' Summer Pajamas, sizes I to 4, reg. 2.59. . Pioducul b/ Fraak UcCnlby 3,6&8P.M. 2-QUARTS OF PEPSI-COIA WHEN YOU BUY A | nearing completion and Leon­ T i ' . M i ' u : i : i :t i i s i k i i .d .m ard R. Landers, chairman of Infant & Toddler W ear including rompers, suits, sun suits, bubbles, the committee of the Abe B. THIS SUNDAY PLANT SALE shortalls, coveralls, reg. 2.25 to 3 .5 0 ...... 1.19 to I t I Till IJSI)\>. MW 27. M)7I BUCKET OR BARREL OF K^tudkii fried ^kidken. Miller Post No. 133 of the Amer­ 7M 101MSAR I p M H C L i P THIS COUPON ■ ■ i | | ican Leglcm said accommoda­ I 1 .( H I ,\,.M I ( 1 I ;llll 1 ’,.\1 tions can be made for other ■ItlOUSRMI! DEMO, - 3 PJi 2 Visit the Colonel I marching units for the parade. SAT., MAY 22— 10 A.M. to 3P.M. . SAYINGS FOR MEN & BOYS Advanco Sale of Tickots $ 2,50 STOCK CAR Plus Present this coupon 307 Middle Turnpike West, Manchester Men's Ban-Lon Sport Shirts, short sleeves, 4-button placket collar. S, M, L, XL. Tickets Day of Tour $ 3.00 FIGURE 8 RACES this week when you || Across from Porkade Yoccoit lot of ! OPMST buy a bucket or 300 Burnside Avenue, East Hartford SefrifeTaiin reg. $8 & $10 ...... 5.99 EVERY SAT.-8:00 P.M. Across from Martin Park * A CooMdy by HERB GARDNER “ barrel of Kentucky AND Comer of Lenox and E. Center Sts. Tickets Are Available At: ENTIRE PARK OPEN Fried Chicken, and ' Men's Pajamas by two famous makers. Regular and shorty styles in Dacron I Directed by I Plugged S m n (Across from Munro Park) Fred T. BUah ACADEMY AWARDS Watkins Flair Furniture FPI 7PM S6T 6PM receive 2 quarts of and cotton or ail cotton. Permanent press. Solids and fancies. A, B, C , D. ------^ L U S ------SUN TPM MadrineGleaiied reg. $7 & $ 8 ...... I MAY liO ft 21 - 8:80 P.M. | at.7:00 Motts Temple Office PEPSKX)LAFree FEATURING: Plants from members' gardens, annuals, wild flowers, Every Friitay night is S^tto Tanks, Dry Wells, BAILEY AUDITORIUM - ACADEMY AWARD SewM- Lines Installed—Oel- geraniums, herbs, house plants, hanging baskets, white elephants. Maocheater High School I A '-'.I'll 1 . 1 M'liiiiiN wii.i, I ’.i ; si:i:\'i:i 1 Bonus Night lar Waterproofing Done. ■ BEST SCREENPLAY J It’s .a Great Day for Boys' C o tto n Sw eatshirt, 8 to 18, reg.- $ 3 ...... _ General Admlaalon f2.S0 _ \T \ii(i\ FOOD SALE AND REFRESHMENTS r o u t e 1S9 .1 Kentucky I .ill till Ti'ini'le I M l Ilf. I'l MtKHMEYBlieS. by The Women's Republiean Chib Boys' Flare Leg Jeans, permanent press, assorted solids and stripes. 8 to ) 8, I Sifhdenta fl.80 I I'lM Ke el'SiitiiMi ABAWAM. MASS. Fried Chicken lU Penri St — . MS-BSM Available at box office ■ MASH reg. $6 & $ 7 ...... *^ M ^ I ffiUlott G o M ■, (R) . .Colorl I■ ■■expirese after may 23, 19711 Sewerage Disposal Co. PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER T^TENING HERALD. M A N cteT E R . OONN., MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. kANOlESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1971 PAGE FIVE House Vote Congress Given National Parks Labeled MARiOmrS-flllST hr EVERYTHIMI Project Tenants Allowed No. 4S in a series from Mariow’s : Where to find what yon Bill to Outlaw Narrow On Havens for Drug Users want! Your friends and neighbors bought the foUoirinf Citizeiis Discuss Feasibility On Boards in House Vote from Mariow’s last week. (Other stores have some of these Viet Cong Flag Divorce Law By DnXION GRAHAM Natchez Trace Parkway, Blue items but only Mariow’s has them dll!) HARTFORD (AP) — Repub­ pliances or' hiring or firing WASHINOTON (AP) — CJoit- Ridge Parkway, Badlands, Yel­ Of Mobile Homes Parks WASHINGTON (AP) ~ Legis- licans quoted Democratic State housing personnel. He said Killian was right and gross has been told the national lowstone, Yosemite, Grand Can­ New To Manehetler? Can't Hml It? The Planning and Zoning who said he sees the innppsal latlcn was 'Introduced In Con­ Atty. .Gen. Richard K. Killian HARTPX>RaD (AP)—The House yon, C a ^ Ood, Great Smokies, the legislature shouldn’t pass a . Commlulon held a public hear^ as a deffnlte tax benefit to the gress Thursday to make It a and Democrats cited Republi­ came within a few votes Tliurs- parks, once havens for nature Fire Island, Ozark, Point Reyes HAVE YOU TRIED MARLOWS? ing laM lilght to conalder an ap- bill that subverts a state law. town, and Richard Cromie. federal crime to display a Viet can President Nixon In a floor day of liberalizing Oonnectlcut’s lovers, are becoming hangouts and Mount Rainier. Rep. Irving Stolberg, D-New A BBAjr CHAIR . . . This customer knew exactly what pUcatlon to .amend the zoning Opposed was Mrs. Donald C. battle Thursday over whether 1)o police them, Hartzog said Cong or North Vietnamese flag Haven, turned to President Nix­ divorce laws to allow divorces for drug users. she wanted and Mariow’s Furniture Department had exaot- rogulaUona ao aa to allow year- Smith, who said riie favored no tenants should be full-fledged an officer from the National while the United States is fight­ on for a retort, quoting Nixon on the grounds of incompatibil­ If the problem isn’t met head ly It . . . They come in red, black and gold. round mobile honiek-wd mobile change In the current rogula- members of housing authorities. Capital Park Police in lyashing- as promoting membership of l■ O M SMILING m SERVICE ^ on, Paric Service Director home parka. ^ tlons, and feared that property ing in Southeast Asia. The Democrats prevailed In a ity. ton is being assigned to each re­ A COAL HOD . . . This U not tor coal, but wlU be tenants on housing authorities. George B.- Hartzog Jr. told a The change haa been request­ The bill was introduced by two voice vote and sent to the Sen­ A vigorous attAnpt, spear­ gional park office to evaluate used in the garden for utility purposes. In the area of a trailer park The President.was also quoted House Ai^ropriatimis subcom­ ed by Richard Breen, Pucker Ohio Republican Reps. Clarence ate a bill to let towns permit headed by Rep. James P. Bing­ law enforcement programs and would depreciate. Mrii. Smith as saying the U.S. attorney mittee, "more fmd more peo{Be IWIBVEX MOTH SFIBAY . . . This la the season to .St., and despite the fact that E. Miller and Frank T. Bow. housing tenants to be members ham, R-Stamford, to reform the help coordinate rangers’ efforts. said she thought there was suf­ general' has given an opinion are gfolng to loaces, into the away converted if they have faculties. At Child School who have the money to get large, but Marlow’s has aU sizes of aU types of sweat see If such a park Is feasible in Indochina, when they comprise the major­ parks, feeling they can get some better imderstandlng of s h ir ts ... lAtder the blU, the action ity of the members on hand quickie divorces elsewhere, what they are there for.” there. He said he wants assur­ would have to be taken by the A pemel of three federal Craft Day, an all-day h^pen- 9.94 away with it there.” Bingham said. THE ABOVE TTEMB MAY BE AVAHABM ! IN A FEW ance from the town that it will Judges ruled a similar law In for the voting. Hartzog said the national town regardless of whether or Ing for Interested children and reg. 14.00 “ The fault system in Connecti­ STORES — SA'VE MURAGE BY COMING HEBE FIRST! allow year-round mobile homes, Connecticut unc(»istitutional on The WU as passed would per­ parks are being visited by a not the matter passed In a town cut has not saved one marriage; T H E R E IS O N L Y O N E STFOBE TO G E T T H E M A IX . A T rather than permitting them ’Tuesday. mit each housing authority to adults, wUI take place tomor­ new type of tourist. L on^ Chase referendum. have two tenant members and it has not prevented one di­ . . . MABIXIW’S. MARLOW’S . . . FIRST F(Hl EVERY- only on a seasonal basis as is “ There Is no question that the row at the Children’s School, \ "We are getting a new visi­ THINO SINCE 1»U! Downtown Main St., Manchester According to (TTA spokesman three non-tenant members—but Allison Roberts lightly vorce,” he declared. ST. LOUIS (AP) — The soft­ now the case. 646 Birch Mt. Rd., from 9 a.m. tor,” he said. "We are getting ball sailed over the fence at the Paul Diehl, the group "supports public display of a flag Is ‘sym­ all would have voting power. “ We should not require dead Breen said that if the PZC weaves the greatest the urban visitor and he is in a city workhouse ’Ihursday and Open • Days — Thursday Nights till tiM the state’s efforts to see that bolic speech’ and is entitled to This Is what touched off the to 4 p.m. Artisans in pottery, marriages to continue for the passes the amendment to the foreign environment when he two Inmates went after It. towns have proper sewage or the full protectlpn of the First fight over the bill. Republicans leather work, silk screen, Wack- fitting and your favorite sake of statistical neatness or regulations, he would then pro­ Amendment” of the U.S. Con­ smithery, candle making and comparison or on a misguided gets to a national peu'k.” They scaled a 12-foot fence disposal plant projects, and quoted Killian as saying that to pull-on style poly pants ever. He listed the problem parks and kept on going. But they ceed with a study of the land urges Gov. MeSklll to sign Into stitution, the Judges said in a have voting tenants on housing arc welding will demonstrate assumption that thereby family and definite plans for the park, 2-1 declslcm. their crafts while allowing chil­ life is strengthened,” he said. are Lassen Volcanic, Olympic, were apprehended by police in a legislation HB 8716 for this pur­ authorities would be In violation Machine washable and ribbed which, he said, would cmitaln The display of any flag, they dren and adults to participate. Under present law, the only Lake Mead, Grand Teton, newby cemetery. pose.’’ of Uie state's confUct-of-lnterest a minimum of 100 or a maxi­ said, “ Is solely for the purpoee Music will be provided or diagonal weaved in red, grounds for divorce are adultery. AnoQier group, Residents for law. ’MEM0RIAL*DAY’ mum of 200 mobile homes and Responsible Planning, has come of communication of Ideas" 8md Rep. Francis J. Collins, 'R- throughout the day by a flutist, Intolerable cruelty, desertion for would be for elderly or retired “ Is not a situation like, for ex­ navy, white, purple, black, two years, disappearance for out against the bUl, noting the Brookfield, the GOP minority a violinist and a rock band. persons. effect on Coventry In 'view of ample, the draft-card burning leader, insisted that an "obvi­ Those interested are invited to and brown, 8-18 sportswear seven years, life imprisonment, cases where elements of speech Breen explained that he felt the recent 3-1 rejection ot a ous” conflict would exist If a bring their lunch. A fire will be or hospitalization in a mental must be balanced against a le­ this use of the land, which con­ sewer referendum. tenant were allowed to vote on provided for roast-yourK>wn-hot Downtown and Paricade institution lor five years. gitimate gtovernmental Interest tains same 60 acres, would be RKP yestreday met with matters such as replacing ap­ dogs. >&cording to some lawyer-leg­ unrelated to expression.” the beat use both for himself aides of Gov. Me skill to ex­ islators who backed Bingham's The Connecticut law—passed and for the town. Because of plain the local sltuatieak Amtrak Dehut through temporary troubles to MIXED POTS AND BASKETS $3.00 up against the prcgMisal. Cohn said leaders have defied Egyptian VEGETABLE get divorces if incompatabillty he was doubtful about the Idea, President Anwar Sadat’s new SPRINGIFIELD, Mass. (AP) Holly Gorton, left, and Sharon Carpenter cCEdl on Washington to pressure were sufficient grounds. HANGING FUCHSIA because of the depreciation as- — A cluster of city officials Israel into complete withdrawal Rep. Gerald Spiegel, R-Trum­ BE SURE . . . BLISS lias been serving the Home aoolated with mobile homes. He greeted the maiden run of Am­ PLANTS bull, said he will celebrate his In bud or bloom large pot $5.98 said banks are reluctant to from the territory it occupied in Owner for 89 YEARS. For a complete FIUIE IN­ trak passenger service between 26th wedding anniversary next Drug Center Bolton High School Names SPECTION of your home by a Termite Omtrol Ex­ mortgage mobile homes for the 1967 war. year, and “ there were more pert, supervised by the finest technical’ staff, i^one more than seven years, and Foreign Minister Abba Ebcui Boston and Springfield yester­ told a poUtical rally that Sadat than 26 occasions on which my our nearest local office: that the homee themselves “ de­ day as the train pulled into The Drug Advisory Center, is wrong if he thinks Israel can OPEN DAILY GREAT SAVINGS! wife and I felt we were incom­ 81 Russell St., is observing Valedictorian, Salutatorian teriorate’’ quickly, are hard to Union Station two minutes late. patible.” be “ squeezed like an orange" the following schedule: Holly Gorton and Sharon the school band and is a mem­ repair and corrode easily. The officials had gathered on 9 A.M. to 7:30 P.M. NO-IRON COTTON On the other hand. Rep. Hilda Into giving up Its vital Interests. Carpenter have been named ber of the chorus. A member of Oohn felt that because of the platform for the originally SLEEPWEAR Clarke, R-Stamford, said she had Monday through Friday, McCONVILLE these factora, the cost to the He said he was surprised the 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. senior class valedictorian and the National Honor Society for 649-9240 Egyptian leader still beUeves Is­ scheduled first trip Monday, im- been married 53 years, never saluatorian respectively, ac­ the past two years, Sharon GREENHOUSE AND FLORIST elderly clUsena whom the pork ajware that a nationwide rail seriously considered divorce, an A telephone backup ser­ is meant to benefit, could rael would accept outside dicta­ yet felt that other people should vice is available Monday cording to high school principal also received a letter of com­ tion. strike had canceled the run. Norman Shaw. mendation from the Natlcmal BUSS TERMITE CONTROL CORF. 368 WGGDBBIDGE OT. 646-6M7 utlimatoly become too high. Seventy-two passengers were have the option of divorce through Saturday from 6 Breen argued that this infor­ Speaking in Cairo Thursday, ALBASI Merit Scholarship Qualifying DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 on the train as It pulled out of through incompatibility. p.m. to 3 a.m. Holly is the daughter of Mr. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS mation did not Jibe with his as­ Sadat said he had called on 2.99 Test. the station yesterday on the Although neither party took a For drug advisory infor­ and Mrs. Robert Gorton of sessment. He said he understood President Nixon to "squeeze value? up to 5 . 0 0 She had also been active in The Oldest & Largest in Conn. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS first leg ot the daily round trip GREENHOUSES position on Bingham’s amend­ mation, call; 647-0222. Brandy St. She has been a, that mortgages were available and wring" Israel into with­ VILLA LOUISA ROAD, BOLTON ment, most Republicans were member of the National Honor school dramatics, and appear­ drawing from all the occupied from Boston to Washington. The for up to nine years and that train also stops at Worcester, for it and most Democrats Society for two years and re­ ed in two plays last year. Shar­ In any case, most retired peo­ territory. From Manchester, Pbrtor St., Highland St. and Route 86, against it. Voting for the amend­ ceived a National Merit on is treasurer of the French Sadat also said he would re­ Hartford and New Haven, Conn., Right onto Birch Mt. Rd., Bight on Villa Louisa. Dreamy waltz gawns, perl- ple bought their - trailers out­ and New York. ment were 86 Republicans and Police Log Scholarship Qualifying Test let­ Club and Is a former member right anyway. open the Suez Canal only if baby dalls, buttan dawn 21 Democrats; against it were ter of commendation. of the Future Teachers dub. He stlso disagreed with Oohn Egyptian troops replaced the Is­ 64 Democrats and 20 Republi­ She plays flute in the high Sie plans to enter Southern about coiToeicHi or difficulty of raelis on the east bank of the caats ta match . . . yaurs cans. waterway and If Israel agreed AREESTS school band and has been ac­ Connecticut State College in repair. at a very very special Of the 18 women in the House, tive in intramural sports. Hol­ September where she will pur­ Mrs. Eloise Ryan also spoke to a timetable for withdrawal to 11 voted for the amendment, six Lawrence J. Donahue, 23, of ly is also active in dramatics, sue a liberal arts course. against . the proposal, stating the borders it had before the saving. Pretty salids, against, and there was one 168 Main St., charged with pos­ 1967 war. ■ O VOLKIWAOtN 09 AMCMICZ, INC most recently playing a role in that she could "see no advan­ delicately enhanced with absentee. session of controlled drugs, yes­ the senior class play, "rnie tage” to year-round tradlers. Deputy Premier Ylgal Allon Speaker William Ratchford, terday afternoon, during a po­ Mouse TTiat Roared.” CAR and TRUCK Speaking further, Oidm, asked said Sadat’s "belligerent speech lace and embraidery, S, M, L. departing from his custom of lice search of his home, re­ Breen what assurance he had . . . proves that Egypt has hard­ She is a student representa­ voting on every roll call, cast leased on $500 non-surety bond. RENTALS that units could be rented at all, ened Its stand.’ ’ Referring indi­ lingerie tive on the Bolton Elcumenical no ballot on the Bingham (3ourt date June 7. Ii.\ Till- and Breen replied that when rectly to Washington, Allon said amendment. Council and is interested in PBBB PbOWBB Downtown and Parktide i)\^ _ \\i:i:iv — MONTH publicity first appeared on his -. he hoped "a third pcirty has not camping, hiking and skiing. After the amendment was de­ James L. Jennings, 23, of 169 I.mu; Tm ii I.rasiiui Intention of applying for the made promises to Egypt which feated, the House quickly passed This summer Holly plans to Main St., charged with evading .\nv Makr or park, he received 84 phone cannot be covered from Israel’s on a voice vote the bill before responsibility, yesterday in con­ work as a counselor at Timber calls in two days. point of view.’ ’ it, which would reduce the min­ nection with an accident Tues­ Trails, a Girl Scout camp In Manchester Motors Resident Gerard Dubord Allon sal(^ Sadat’s conditions imum period of desertion as day on Bush Hill Rd. Ctouit date Massachusetts. agreed that units could be rent­ for reopening the Suez (Janal grounds for divorce from two June 7. She will enter Reed College Lease, Inc. ed, and cited his own case as were luiacceptable, particularly MondxT and Kydor SBBDS years to one year. The bill was in Oregon in September. Systoiii«. an example. He is retiring,' he the stationing of Egyptian sent to the Senate for final Warren G. Sullivan, 60, of 81 Sharon is the daughter Mr. said, and can no longer afford troops !:! W K S T ( K M ’K K s T . Birch St., charged with intoxi­ and Mrs. Don Carpenter of MVNnu:srrj:— I the'taxes on his home. He said “ If he wants It that way, we’ll cation, yesterday afternoon at South Rd. She plays clarinet in noojQ t that if there were a trailer park manage without the canal,” he his home. Court date June 7. in Coventry for retired persons, said. Maine Rejects he "would move right in." But Stanley H. Fisher, 44, of 204 as It is, he must go out of Abortion Reform Scott Dr., charged with failure town, since ho such facility ex­ Scottish Troops to obey a stop sign, last night 0 upgepi{ing' ists in the town. AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — at Vernon St. and Scott Dr. Dubord sadd he felt that, after H it Ulster M ob The Senate Joined the House in Court date June 7. more than 20 years in Coven­ rejecting abortion reform try, he would like to stay there BELFAST, Northern Ireland in and added he hoped that the Thursday but disagreed with a Ralph Lauzier, 42, of East (AP) — Scottish troops fired Breen proposal would be ap- l O SMILING y SERVICE House-approved proposal for the Hartford, charg^ with intoxi­ A I JEw A W wh our stole. rubber bullets and water can­ cation, last night at Chartei- • proved. non at an angry mob In Belfast state to pay for sterilization of the miraeta of mahiltreit i Financial Backing poor people. Oak Field. Court date June 7. Thursday night In Northern Ire­ dowritown maneheater J Another resident said he Routinely turning down abor­ land’s first serious riots since hed that Breen had “ sound tion liberalization with little de­ ACCIDENTS Saturday only! SNAPDRAGONS Easter. Sixteen persons were bate, senators clashed when the A sunumons charging her. with financial backing” for the ven­ arreated. sterilization bill came up for ini­ failure to jdeld at a driveway c h a ir ture, and expressed the opinion Gerry ETtt, opposition leader SNAPPED J tial acceptance. They defeated was issued yesterday morning that studies of the land should in the Ulster Parliament, it on a roll call vote of 15-12. at 8:65 to Norma L. Mullen of re w e b kits have been made prior to last chEurged that the troops ran IT'S DENIM Oppocdticm seantor called the 86 Lydall St., after a collision all colors — reg. S9c night’s meeting. amok Etnd called for withdrawal HDT PANTS proposal "reprehensible,” on Autumn St. near Glenwood (no limit) ZINNIAS It was explained that, when of the Scottish regiment. Dr. between her car and wie warned of its ’’coerslve effect”, m scre w s 3»c pkg. o clips 49c pkg. Breen does offlclally apply for Fltt asserted some members and clalpied state bureaucrats driven by Norman A. BJarkman the paric Itself, another bearing of the Royal Highland Fusiliers possibly could make such opera­ of 230 Hilliard St. Court date This is your opportunity to set a would be held, and that the pur- believed the residents of New tions ” a condition for receiving June 7. poM of this session was really Lodge Road, where the rioting regular 5.00 welfare aid.” beauty trend across the country that to consider only the amendment broke out, had something to do Under the bill, mothers and A summons charging him ito the ^gulations. with the murder of three Scot­ with failure to obey a state can start right in your own back yard. The good old denim . . . fathers of families on welfare or Breen rejdled that he has up tish soldiers outside Belfeust ear­ people with ’ ’substandard” In­ traffic control signal was issued lier this year. cut short and turned up yesterday morning at 9:30 to Now at Burger King, you can pick up your * to half a mllUon dollars worth comes could voluntarily submit Kathy says— "We Now Carry A Full Line of ot bcusking, and spoke to anoth­ A British army spokesman re­ to vasectomies, or fallotomies, David B. Ling, 26, of Glastori- in a hot pant, with free flower seeds for spring planting... er cmnment concerning the fused conunent on Fltt’s eillega- with the cost picked up by the bmy after a collision at W. Quality VIKING Bakery Products!" tlrnis. industrial buttons, state through , a two-year Middle ’Tpke. and Adams St. in your choice of colorful Zinnias or exotic risk of creating environmental CRI8P-AIRE: Macs, Russetz, Rome, Red and CMden De­ |100,(X)0 appropriation. between his car and onte driven proUems. and two pockets to boot! licious Apples. snapdragons. Let’s all help mother nature He said that' he had no doubt 'The abortion proposals before by CMistance M. Montesi of NATIVE: Asparagus,' Rhubarb, HJH, Tomatoes, Radishes, East Hartford. but tiiat sewage diq>oeal would Extended Forecast 100% cotton, sizes 5-13. the Senate—rejected by the Scallions, Spinach, New Potatoes, Fresh Peas, Shaloto, and do something beautiful. Come in to Beware of the dog. House after more than two Green Beans, Egg Plant, Belgium Endive, Uma Beans, be the major concern, and Fair skies Sunday EUid Mrni- Downtown hours of speech-making Sweet Potatoes, Turnips, Cherry Tomatoes, Bomalne and noted that plans for this would day. Cloudy Tuesday with ndn Burger Kingforyourfreeflower seeds, now! It may bite. Wednesday—would have per­ State Rests Case Boston Lettuce. have to be done to strict state likely. Cool through the period. IThings like cylindercompression. Clutch end Parkade mitted abortions under any cir­ IMPOB’TED: Red, White, Blue Grapes, CSierries, Straw­ standards. Daytime highs averaging In the Into your wallet. For a new engine, per­ ploy. Brake system.) cumstances so long as a woman In Reed Trial berries, Mangoes, Limes, Cantaloupes, Honeydews, Dates, Also (tyeaUng in favor of the low 60s. Overnight lows in the haps. O r maybe a new transmission. If anything at all needs to be repaired Figs, Navel Oranges and Watermelons. From such grief, we'd like to spare you. was no more than 20 weeks NEW HAVEN (AP) — The proposal were Robert Walsh, 40s. or replaced, it gets repaired or replaced. STORE HOURS pregnant. Another ot the bills state rested Its case niursday WEEKEND SPECIALS! By suggesting you seek out a Volkswagen And only, those thoroughbreds strong DOWNTOWN would have required concur­ against John T. "Jackie” Reed, dealer. enough to pass this very thorough going- DAILY 9:30 - 6:30 NATIVE SPINACH ...... lb. 2 9 ^ THURfl. to 9:00 PJA. rence from at least two doctors charged with first degree mur­ His selected used VW s and domestic over get the Volkswagen dealer's 1.00% at the hospital in which the NATIVE ASPARAGUS ...... lb. 4 0 ^ PARKADE der in what police call an im- MIDOIB I TPKE. cars have much better manners. guarantee sign.'*' abortion was to be performed. TOMATOES ...... lb. 3 9 « MON. - TUBIS. - SAT. derworld execution in 1968. Before they go on the lot for sale, they Which tells you the one thing 10 AJA. - 6 P.M. ’Diomas Viola, also charged CUCUMBERS ...... S for go in the shop for inspection. W here you need to know about a n i l WED. - THURS. in connection with the murder, Dedaration^s Signing We Garry ’Ihe Manchester Evening Herald COIN SHOW everything you'd wont to have checked used can 10 A.M. - 9 P.M. testified that Reed fired a ’’vol­ COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPEBS out gets checked out. |^ % W It won't bite. ley of shots” into the victim, TBe Declaration of Indepen­ EL dSMTEB POU5H NATIONAL HOME dence, adopted on July 4, 1776, Richard Blondi, an alleged un- er. was not signed that day as is lerworld bodyguard. •Th# deoler guaronte«< 100% to repair or r f piece the engine. tronsmliUon. reor oxle. front oxle wtembliet. broke lyilem ond electricol lyttem for 30 doy« ptqp^larly believed. ’The original Viola said Reed fired "five, 100 Governor.$treet,.Hcnrfferd or 1000 miles, whichever comet first. document was prepared and six, eight and possibly more aigned by John Hancock as bullets” from a machine gun PFPH" 467 QNiter SIreef 5UNDAY. M AY 23. 1971 ■ H h B PRODUCE!" president of Congresa on Aug. into BloAdl at the victim’s 2, 1776 and many signatures apartment .on the nij^t of Dec. 276 OAKLAND ST.,! MANCHESTER — 648:6364 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. Free Admissien TED 1EUDON. Ine. were added weeks later. > 23, 1968. Morifehester. Corni. TOLLAND TPKB.—TAli00TryiLLB Vsv....aT^' at J. Ray M cDerm ott at 84, off the statements in the foregoing liattrlffBtrr sound or foolish. It has been a long time L a b o rL o ses Rham District %. narrative are true. And this Is since leadership has been right enough {(Kin's FUNNY Noon prices on the Big Board Political the kind of year, defendant con­ FLETCHER CUSS 00. about' anything — and that certainly in­ •e Alm ost ..O n included: tends, that no one can tell which Assistant Signal Co., up 1% to 20%; are not. MANCHESTER ___ PUBLISHED BY THE cludes the elder statesman leadership Gver M Yean of Experience Hm &u>nwr^o oo., in c. Commercial Solvents, down Parade U BtoieU Street which came back out of the woodwork Strike P ay at 88H; Cincinnati Gas ft Elec­ MiiirhnJtfir Conn. Principal tric, ott M at 24Vi; American Auto Plate - Window Glass - Mirrors - Glass raOMsiirTOROTSON to oppose the Mansfield amendment— (Continued From Page 6) Elderly Man w a l t S r . pk r q u so n KAivnrpRO (A P )-^ an un­ Telephone, down % to 46%; Na- Furniture Tops - Picture Framing - Fireplace & PubUebera to have any real right to forbid the peo- tom as, up 2 89;" Shell Oil, up (D-Mass.) says Gallup SVMinaed Ootoi>er 1. 1881 usual chain of events, the House HAVEf«5 R e s igins n s tomas, up 2 to 89; Shell Oil, up Door Mirrors - Medidnci Cabinets - Special Worit “ %% atat 47%: 47%: CNAONA Financial,Financial, offoff %% beans, and pushes Dies of Beating PubUabed Brerjr Evening Except Sundays pie themselves to blunder if they must. first defeated and. then resur­ NE-UTtlM. Robert Sernoffsky, assUtant to 28%: and RoJaI Dutch, up % ^ead with his M ve tor Wilbur and Holidays. Entered at u e Poet Office at BRIDGEPORT (AP) — TTie Collector’s Items Xanebester, Conn., as Second CIbss Hall rected Thursday a controversial J . . ^ T,.. w r. u , to 44%. for President. Burke an- Danish Plates Hatter c o K N e a e prlnclpal at Rham High School, „ounces he has been “amazed" Our Common Sense Fear biU that Would allow strikers to badly beaten body ol Harold Manchester €49-4921 Presidential SUBSCRIPTION RATES Hiere Is enough common sense in­ bscoms eligible for unemploy­ has resigned effective July 1, eluded: At the support for his commit- Knutsen, 84, a retired sea cap- D ecanters Payable In Advance to accept a poslUon as vice Asamera Oil, up % to 23: For- tee chairman In Roxbury and tain, was found In his apartment NuUne One Y ear ...... 189.00 stinct in most of us to tell us to continue ment cMnpensatlon after seven EsUmates Gladly Given Six Months ...... 19.E0 principal at the Lewis J. Fox est Laboratories, up % at; 23%: South ^ ston , and besides, he j,gj.g ’Thursday afternoon, police Reprodoctlona Three Months ...... 9.75 to be afraid of marijuana, no matter weeks. Open Thors, ft Fri. till 9 PJUL One Month ...... E3S Middle School In Hartford. The I-*vin-’rownsnd, ahead 1% at 8, better way g^ld. The apartment Had been Sat. tUl 5 P .M . how many experts testify that it doesn’t After an hour’s debate before . . thn rnniima **Ar11ey Co., off 1% to 60%; Ter- lor him to move up from No. ransacked and his pockets had PlasUcs In Stock the cameras of Connecticut Pub­ board accepted the reslgna- mlnal-Hudson, erff % at 23%; * to No. 3 on ways and-means, been gone through, l/g” - 3/1 8 " - % ’ ’ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS really seem to harm anybody. Tkana to 54 McKee St., Manchester Tbe Aseccated Press Is exclustvely en­ lic Television, the roll call vote tlon. Arctic BnterprlTOS, up 1% at The Mills-for-Presldent petition police said the body was dls (Off Center St.) Stock Sheets or Cut Sixes titled to tbe use of republication of all was 86-ao against the Mil, large­ Mtrlo Fort news dispatches credited to It or not otb^ And, to fortify our own common sense Wintor Fork, Flo. Sernoffsky hais been at Rham 24%; and FHght Safety, off % at is signed by Democratic House covered by Knutson’s 62-year-old ly on party linea. wise credited In this paper and also the instincts, we are always eager to wel­ for 11 years, four of them as 10%. members from 29 states, with nephew, Manfred Swenson, who local news published here. But then minority leader ik All lights of republlcatlon of special dis­ (B 1*70 ky NEA, I . assistant principal, the other 68 per cent of the delegate votes lives In New Jersey. Swenson B&G DANISH BLUE PLATES patches herein are also reserved. come the occasional experts who come Francia J. OoUlns moved for seven as guidance counselor. In at the 1972 convention, all of told police he was In Bridgeport 1971 MOTHER'S DAY PLATES — $11.00 reconalderatlon—4n an avowed Tonloy'i FUNNY will poy $1.00 for Tbe Herald Printing Company Inc., cu- along and claim to have scientific proof tack originol “tunny*' used. Send gags his letter of resignation he Qimbers Quit whom are kidding. to help his uncle do his weekly 1971 XMAS DAY PLATES — $14.50 sumea no financial responsibility for typo- attempt to prevent someone »•: Tudor’s FUNNY, 1200 Wust Third stated he had “gained Immeas­ Muskie proudly displays a shopping. gDHihloal errors appearing In advertl^ that marijuana is, after all, the menace else friMn doing so on Friday— ments and other reading mcUter in The St, CIUTtlund, Ohio 44113. urably in experience." He also Minnesota ’Tribune poll show- An autopsy was ordered. vye have been trained to think anything Everest Assault , „ . . „ , Manchester Evening Herald. and the House voted 86-81 to conveyed to the Board of Edu­ • • Ing he beats Mr. Nixon by a bring the btU back to life. Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washlng- that can be called a drug must be. cation...... his appreciation______—- for — the KATMANDU, Nepal (AP) — Minnesota than ton Poet News Service. When tbe bill will be voted on Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. Unfortunately, the antl-maiijuana ex­ many hours “they have given The international expedition on ^ does, again was not Immediately Bike Helmets to the children in the district." Mt. Everest today abandoned Skeptics note uist is not sur- Publishers Representatives — Mathews, clear. However, there is little Shannon and Cullen Inc., %iecial Agency perts sometimes state their own case In announcing Semoffsky’s Its attempt to climb the uncon-. P*'*s**'T since Itomphrey hasn’t — New Yorlc, Chicago, Detroit and Boston. questhm about Its eventual fate. •ft __ In a way which weakens their effective­ Repeal Passed, resignation, Aram Damarjian, quered southwest face of the Minnesota since BROAD S1BBG3P MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP CIBCULA- ESven if passed by the House MANCHESTER nO N S. ness. ’Hie National Commission on and Senate, Gov. Thomas J. Sent to Meskill Superintendent of Schools, ask- world’s highest mountain after ® . . . ed the board tor directions as a three-month effort plagued by . ® If • Open 10 to 10 DImlay advertising dosing hours Marijuana and Drug Abuse gave a hear­ Meakill has. vowed to veto It. to how they wished him to fill dissension and illness. ^ n aFree Paridng 8 o r Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. Labor union representatives, HARTFORD (AP) — Motor­ For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. ing, the other day, to several experts cyclists would no longer have the position. A message from the exnedl- ^®®‘,?®"‘ • “ Charge I t " with For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday. who inundated the state Ctqdtol A message irom tne expem and Kennedy in his home state. Your Master For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday who emphasize the perils of marijuana, to carry safety hrimeits 'with Normally, he woulti' list the tlon said British cUmbers Don secretary of Treasury ConnaJly For Iinday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. 200 strong to lobby for the bill, Charge Card! Classlf.ed deadline 4:80 p.m. day be­ and the testimony of two psychiatrists. filled the House gallery during them on their bikes, under a vacancy with the State Depart- Whillans, 37, and Dougal Has- attempts to rally the Cabinet SERVICE DEPT STORES fore publication 4:90 p.m. Friday for the debate. They were also giv­ bill passed by the State Senate ment of Education and prepare trai, 29, had failed to reached behind Mr. Nixon and tells a Saturday and Monday publication. Dr. Harold Kalonsky and Dr. William (HE en a puMlc reprimand by Ma­ Thursday and sent to the gover­ announcements tor the position the 29,028-foot summit, and the cheering crowd of Illinois Re Friday, May 21 ’Hiomas Moore, was Impressive, even jority Leader Carl AJello, who nor for signing. outlining the duties of the post- try was called eople naminatlon. by reaching Into John Gard­ ' parently be run through once good contributed by the two psy­ ministration and declare an lack of another term, the Dennln and membels at Ills in the district who are ivriting We exercised a choice not to have Recalling their position on ner’s urban coalition staff and more wfaien the bill comes up “open Insuigency” against his teams, while sitting on the board to discuss the situtdion to the board are looking for something that was, obviously enough, chiatrists. the ABM and the SST, rumors findli^ a new press secretary tor another vote. renomination. The meeting Is benches, are “sitting ducks’’ of the Little League fields. some “positive decisions from John E. Ingersoll, head of the govern­ circulate that Muskie and Hart there. It is later revealed that ’Ihere had to be some switch­ Marshals Oust the next step forward In the thing called conducted In secrecy. should a foul ball come in their The subject of six foot fences the board even if it means are using Bayh as a stop-Scoop Humphrey also has a tempo­ ing between the first roll call ment’s Bureau of Narcotics and Dan­ Declaring that Mr. Nixon’s at­ direction., on first and third base lines changing policies.” “progress.” rary press assistant a congres­ and that second one in order Indians From tempts to cloak the true nature Jackson candidate. was discussed. We all agreed That we should have developed, and gerous Drugs, told the Oommlsslan that sional intern who has just left On M ay 10, 1971, this concern for reconslderAtiwi to be grant­ -Damarjian told the board that of his policies In Indochina have ’Those are discounted when that for tbe protection at the Pete McCloskey, the candidate became reality. During a Little ed to a bill that had just been Naval Facility if this was the case, "you will exercised, such a power of self-de­ “ many studies show that while cannabis Muskie hires Jack English, who League Game, one of my play­ players this would be Jielpful. made American voters distrust­ of the anti-Nixon Republicans. voted down. Five Democrats mix basic policies ^th school (marijuana and hashish) Isn’t physically ful of their political leaders, was Bob Kennedy’s man in New ers, while sitting on the home Mr. Tureck, Director at Parka termination was the dramatic, un­ Noting the Gardner-McCloskey and Minneapolis today and arrested an administration and staff kewicz, who was Ketmedy’s ball. The force of the blow cKily for W addell but ttw otbMr What was being decided on the Sen­ inotivational syndrome in which the user that those who are joining him Mr. Nixon In next year’s Re­ for reconsideration—voted to re- about 20 Indians from a group should be rigid and enforceable press secretary, to round up knocked the boy backwards off diamonds as well. ate floor Wednesday was not so much is more apt to alt and contemplate a in the effort to “open up” the publican primaries. Goodell cemsider the bill, while one Re­ that had occupied the facility in vdiatever policy you want, I delegates for him. Seasmied ob­ the bench. Being alert, and God ffinceiely, Republican party are not yet denies that Hum|rfirey and Max publican who had voted for the since Sunday night. would caution you that you the fate of the plane itself, then, as it flower pot rather than try to solve his servers speculate that ’Ted Ken­ only knows how many times Melvin R. Stebold prepared to disclose their iden­ Kampelman were two of the bUl also voted against recon­ A spokesman at the station would end up -with real prob­ nedy is secretly taking over I’ve preached to my players on Recreation Director Electric Mower was the question of vviiether or not such problem .” tities to the public. “gutsy nineteen” at the “open sidering it. -said a fo rce o f about 50 m ar­ le m s." everyones’ campaign. this subject, had nothing to do That has to be bad? There are better George Wallace goes into Tex­ Insurgency’’ meeting. The bald­ On the bill Itself, 72 Republi­ shals entered the air elation He reported that since the a capacity on our part to make up our with the boy being hit. ’The ball Harold Hughes announces a cans and 14 Democrats voted theater building som e 30 min­ April 26 meeting called to dis­ conscious national mind to do without ways of trying to solve some problems? as and picks up a pot of money ing Minnesotan vdio might have cam e o tt the bat on a line and The AFS Program stunning coup of his own; he no, compared to 77 Democrats utes alter warning the Indians cuss drugs and discipline at the to finance another third-party been mistaken for Humphrey the boy was defenseless. one available piece of technological bid for the presidency, saying has lured Ed McDermott, who was actually Harold Stassen, he To the Editor, and three Republicans who vot­ to leave the facility voluntarily school, the administration has or face afrest. progress was merely a flitting and Ruling On Capital Punishment that both parties have sold out managed McGovern’s 1968 cam­ says. That is off the record. Little League rules emi^a- We are fortunate enough to be ed yes. gone over Its procedures and paign for the nomination, Into slze the Importance of a six foot On reconsideration, 82 Demo­ About nine women and chil­ have taken steps to “shore up . 'A temporary demonstration of potential In ruling that states do not violate the to the pointy-headed race-mix­ The raiding game ends when AFS jiarents and we have bad a taking command of the 1972 high fence in frent of the team crats and three Republicans dren left tbe federal installation places where shoring up is Maximum safety, double insulation. Constitution when they give juries “im- ing bussers. MeanUme, black Muskie, facing bankruptcy nine wonderful experience in the sanity on our part. Did we, or did we Hughes-for-Presldent organl- benches for the protection *of voted yes, compared to 72 Re­ after the warning, the spokes­ Easy wheel height adjustments from trammeled discretion’’ to impose a congressmen, state and local of­ months before the first pri­ past two years with our AFB needed.” zaOon. The Impact of this re­ team players and spectators. publicans and nine Democrats man said, but the others refused 1% to 3". Self-locking handle. 1)^ not, know what we wanted? Could we death .sentence in capital oases, the ficials caucus In Chicago and m ary, fires 25 o f his 35 profes­ contacts. Many people In the markable power play Is some­ Fortunately, the boy involved who voted no. and were forcibly removed from Portable Wonder HP, 7500 RPM, 10 amps. Supreme Court did uphold a prodecural decide they may have to run sional positlonpaper polishers, town of Manchester have been be pfessured, in a matter of weeks, In­ what muffled by the fact that in this incident was not serious­ the building and placed imder matter of law, common in the United their own candidate for Presi­ thus flooding the market and able to share' our daughter. to reversing our own decision? Was the the Hughes-for-President com­ ly injured but can you imagine arrest. The Indians arrested Stock Market States. It did net rule cn the constitu­ dent, presumably on the forcing a six-week moratorium Christine’s experiences in Wales were part of a token force that mittee decides to release It for my ceneem and the concern of and have come to know Sale Suspended Idea that we might have some selec­ tionality of capital punishment itself. grounds that both parties have in hiring by other candidates. remained at the station after a Lounge Saturday afternoon newspapers the boy’s parents and also the love Ursula (Sasha) Hader, the NEW YORK (AP) ^ Stock Hie difference Is of Ufe-or-death con- sold out to the flat-headed segs. ’The move has immediate po­ contingent of about 100 scaled tive control over the nature of our own in an announcement mailed concern of the spectators who Swiss AFS student at Manehea. In Stocks Of cem to 848 men and women, now con­ Reacting to the threat that litical benefits for the Demo­ the fence surrounding the facili­ market prices were weak today future on this earth merely a temporary from Des Moines on the week­ witnessed the incident. ter Hlg^ Sdioot this year. We fined In Death Row cells across the their party may be torn asunder crats, as President Nixon Is ty Sunday and said they would as investors moved to the side­ end the r^lroad strike begins. have all benefited from thia ex­ Artist School illusion? country. by the simultaneous departure forced to announce that the im- • The City of Village Charm -occupy part of it until congres- lines. Trading was light. Exerciser The Infighting spreads. Mus­ change program. ’Hie immediate effect of the 6-to-3 rul­ employment rate has risen certainly can afford to ade­ NEW YORK (AP) — The slMial leaders responded to New W ay to Trim Grass! In the Senate vote Wednesday, we held the “soUd South” and the kie hires a new press sec­ Our local AFS club la work­ ' The noon Dow Jones average ing is to knock out two constutlonal from 6 to 6.1 per cent. quately protect the Little their plea.' to our original decision. Hialt is good in “soUd blacks,” Democratic retary, raiding the Washington Board of Governors of the New of 30 Industrial stocks was off questions that have kept any state from Dr. Gallup Polls the nation League Boys. The Manchester ing hard to present an mtema- Dennis Banks, chapter presl- presidential hopefuls step up bureau of the Boston Globe, a tlonal Pair this Saturday from 1 Tork Stock Exchange voted to that It signals an assertion of our own executing a condemned prisoner for and announces that Kennedy Little League Is self supporting drat of the American Indian 1.49 at 922.01. King's Grass Trimmer their effort to capture a worth­ dovish newspaper which prev­ nearly four years. In some cases, the has replaced Muskie as the and judging by the condltlcns to 6 in the high school cafeteria suspend trading In the common Movement, said the group 'want­ Among Issues traded on the sovereignty over ourselves. Perhaps we less nominatlcMi. iously seemed certain to sup­ Low Price states are now free to move ahead with of the ball fields It does not get followed by an Intematlanal stock and 5 per cent convertible ed to take control of the facility New York Stock Exchange, ad­ 23 -” first choice for the Democratic will be able to make other conscious, Escalating their warfare port McGovern only because Its nipper from 6 to 7 (adulto- actual executions. ’Twenty out of 99 con­ nomination. Rep. James A. much help from the Town Rec­ subordinated debentures due and use it either as an educa­ vances and declines ran about A4od«/ 8 8 from that level of hit-and-run real choice, John Kerry, Is too reation Department. Will It $2.25; children tm der Ml.OO. even. Brokers said the primary §8200 deliberate choices about how ire want demned prisoners , in California, tor ex­ 1968 at FAS International Inc. tional center or cultural center raids on the other guys’ ap­ young to run for President next (See Page Seven) tEike a more serious incident to Our kids need $960 to continue concern erf investors continued to live. ample, are now so affected. Thus It be­ for Indians. • Shape Up for Summer the Easy Way! comes the prerogaUve of Gov. Rcxtald our participatlcn In the AFS FAS is the parent corporation Banks vowed the Indians to be higher short-term interest Trims flush to house, trees, fences along drive- of tbe Famous Artists, Phqtog- When the Senate voted down the Reagan, who favors the death penalty,, exchange program. Won't you would remain on the elation rates .They eald some Investors • Miracle Lounge with Heavy Steel Frame ways. Double insulated. suidiort them and come to their nqih^rs and Writers Schools in believed the higher short-term Mansfield amendment, later that same to permit their execuUon, If and when grounds until a meeting with the e Adjusts to Dozens of Positions he so chooses. fair and supper? If you 'cannot iy«s^p^. Conn. congressional leaders 'was com­ rates might lead to an Increase legislative day, the real Issue was also ;A e suspensiim, announced In Ohio, Gov. John J. GllUgan has said ^ attend, a contribution can be pleted; in the bank prime rate. sent to Thursday, was effective imme­ n Improves Circulation, Eases Nervous Tension larger than the specific proposal. there will be no execution among the 60 Glamours were lower, with diately. IBM off 1% at 346%, Control What Senator Mansfield’s amendment condenuied prisoners until the Supreme Atty. William Fltsgerald e Relieves Muscle Stiffness, Back Problems At the conqiany’s request ear­ Court rules direcUy on whether or not 140 Richmond Dr. Not Cultivated Data down % to 68%, Polaroid really asked, and what the debate really ly Thursday morning, trading in • Complete with Illustrated Instructions the death penalty Infringes the Eighth Manchester, Conn. off 1% &t 106%, and Xerox down concerned, was the question of how long Help world friendship! FAS WHS temporarily halted on Maple trees are not cultivated % to 106%. Amendment’s prohibition against "cruel Uie Big iBoard. The company 13 IN C H 13 IN C H we have to go on traveling down the and unusual punishment.’’ Sinceredy, to produce superior maple sug­ In steels, Jones Lauglilin has indicated to the Securities was off % at 15%; Republic We beUeve Governor Oilligan is pursu­ Mr. ft (Mrs. Kenneth Bensen ar. Tliis is one product which wrong dead end fork of European his­ and Exchange CJomraisslon that nature had produced better Steel was down % toft 28%; U.S. Single Blade Double Blade ing the most humane and moral course It would not be in a position to tory. Do we intend to occupy part of in withholding a gi^ahead signal. thsm man. Trees must be grown Steel was ahead % to 33%; and file its quarterly profit and loss from seed to produce good Bethlehem Steel was up % at 23. dtermany forever, which would be the His stance faljk within the decided report or release second-quarter maple sugar; second-growth Among the big blocks traded Shrub & Shrub & only course of action realistically pos­ trend against capitaj punishment here in A Thought for Todagr figuteii at this point, altbou^ wood has poor sugar sap. before noon were 40,500 shares the United States, vdiere 18 states have sible within the framework of those ndio Sponsored by tlv Mandiester required to do so by exchange already abolished the practice and Council of Churches regulaU iM . Hedge Hedge set up our post-war policy In Europe? where execuUons have faUen from 199 In — " ■However, FAS did indicate to Hie Senate voted down the specific 1935 to two in 1906, and none since. Dr. OUver WendOU Holm es, the exchange that in its (qSnion There remains, however, an element Trimmer Trimmer proposal for putting a time-table cut on coming up the steps into the losses would be substantially of “cruel and unusual punishment" in ho^ltal, met a minister who higher than previously estimat­ the number of troops with which we are keeping condemned prisoners waiting Bald, “ Oh, D octor H olm es, P m ed. cccupylng our half of Europe, but the for years to leom whether or not they so sorry for your patient Mrs. The board decided that under PLAZA DEPT. STORE are going to Uve or die. HUs element So-and-so, she’s going to die!” these circumstances, trading discussion and debate Itself raised the would be removed In most cases by a "So am r,” retorted Dr. should be suspended until the (We Have A Notton To Please) signal which warned that, after 25 years, Suixeme Court decision wi the o<»stitu- Holmes, “and she’s going situation was clarified, one ex­ E. MIDDLE TPKE. (Next to Pi^alar Mkt) we may be about to discuss and deter­ tlonality of the death penalty itself. The straight to hell!" change Btatement said. OPEN WED., THDB8., FBI. lUl 9 JusUces, however, have given no Indica­ “Doctor Holmes," cried the FAS 'waa listed on the ex­ WONDER BIKE CONVERTER mine anew whether what we have been tion whether or not they wlU consider minister, "you diouldn’t say change A ug. 18, 1968. The Now Fast, efficient. Deep Double edged for doing in Europe makes sense or securi­ that issue. th a t!" / ^ MISSES' King's Torii City-based company pro- cutting pockets for faster trim m ing in When and if they do, surely e*ter Cotmtry CJub, was at- oenovesl was heatedly critl- sand Clowns.” In fact, I don’t Caro: Immediate family only, Dartmouth Rd.; Mrs. PMUp are wild In a sense." he says. M A Y 31, 1971 Mabel Robbins House; and a terday voted against “no-fault easily with strangerii, dropping at 8 a.m. at the New Britain Q«iovacl, Mahmiey and Bogglnl racks locker. i M g m ta r . tended ^ al^t 00 of M ai^^ ^^1 of the lobbying activities In . recall when the audience so any time, limited to five min- M. Works and daughter Wlnd- "They ton see the stubborn, brother, Norbert H. House of dlvoroe." "They used to rattle when I phrases like "cdierant condition­ Memorial Funeral Hcnne, 444 all voted "no" yesterday on the UberaUy aiqilauded each solo utes. negative behavior of the birds IN OBSERVANCE OF MEMORIAL DAY Nashua, N.H. came Into the room, and I’d heg Wittaker ^«w- Ms for PoWOcal. «lv- t^e State Ci«)ltol, "It’s unbear- in g ." Farmington Ave., with a Mass A propoeal to amend a Mil bill which proposes tmemploy- ■n>« «vent was ar- able,” he said. "It’s got to performance before the play’s Maternity: Fathers, II a.m . - ■ changed through their own Funeral services will be Mon­ The two are am ong 24 o f so­ of requiem at 8:4S In the Sacred concerning divorces to permit went compenaaUon for strikers, »» recalls. deadlyMdlv venMnvenmn thatthat IndianIndlsn blochbloch- j^ ^ d by thp Chamber’s pub- change and It wlU change. They end as each was a stellar role. 12:46 p.m ., and 6:80 p.m. ■ 8 stlck-to-itiveness and patience. SUNDAY. M A Y 30. 1971 day at 11 a.m. at the Holmes , ciety’s rejects whose lives have Heart Church, New Britain. Funeral Itome, 400 Main St., “no-fault dlvorcea" basod’ on In- after the seventh week of a D«*P*t* numerous warnings emlcal lahCratortes turn Into 11c affairs committee, whose lobbyists) are not only ask. Perluqis, Os tore was fresh tal­ p .m .; others, 3 p.m.-4 p.m.. They think, ‘If it can happen strike. ^ auperlora, WMtaker Ufe-aavlng sntltoecins. Citizen Group been changed by contact with 48 with animals it must have some Burial will be In the Sacred wltli the Rev. Felix M. Davis, compaUbUlty, lost In a 77 to chainnan !• BJverett Liv6My. __they're new demandlni^." ent, t o new personalities were and 6:89 p.m. -8 p .m ... AU three said they will vote "*ver got in trouble. Cobra venom, be says, also peuTote, three Uameis, eight meaning for us.^ And it does." Emergency Telephone Numbers: Heart Cemetery, New Brittain.' pastor the Second Oongrega- rOU-call vote. State Rep. Donald Oenovesl bought a laugh when he as pleasant surprises, and not Age Limits: 16 In maternity, o t Ends Study Of dogs, two golden eagles apd a The animals, Felnman adds, Friends may call at the fu­ Uonal Church officiating. Burial voting for the "no^ault” "no" when the bUl is reconsid- 1* keeping Ms yields a nen-haMt-fOrming to be taken for granted as char­ Guest Artist 12 in other areas, no limit in a RepubUcan, said he Is oppoa- g^ld. In all seriousness, ‘ "It’s duclh The men and animals aro also plovlde a sort of love sub­ Highway ...... 649-5070 neral ?|ome tonight from 7 to 9. will be In the East Cemetery, amendment were State Reps. ered. 'Hie reconslderatltm ac- more than 200 of them paln-klller "better than mor- acterizations by the regular self-service. ed to the 7 per crot sales^ t o getting so bad, that w i can’t Charles L. Baker of Mont­ State Courts participants In a training pro­ stitute for an Inmate—“ It’s dear Manchester. II. Charles Bogglnl of Manches- Uon resulted frCm a parllamen- • "*^*.P**?‘ founded a idiine’’ to r use In cancer and ar- membera are apt to be. The emergency entrance on * even go to the men’s room with­ gram at the California Institu­ and close to him, someone who Refuse ...... 649-1886 Emil 6. Oaspereon Herb Gardner has given a clair, N.J., will be one of to Armory St. is t o only hospital out one o t them at our elbow.’ HARTFORD (AP) — The Clti- tion for Men, a minimum secu­ needs him.” Em il G. Casperson, 86, of 20 al home Sunday from 7 to 9 Windsor, Dorothy kfiller of Bol' humorous twist to a rather pa­ guest aitlsts' to particiiiate in entrance open from 11 p.m. to zens’ Conference on Coniiectlcut used by dentists, he “*,?"- Odegard remarked, "As a rity prison. Sonitory Sewer and W afer 649-9697 Cobum Rd. died early this p.m. ton and Robert King of TMland. State Sen. Odegard ’said today “ "*!**■ Madras. agulant thetic sttuation in this throe-act 1 a.m. All other outside doors Courts wound up a two-day Jeffreys, 60, trained animals that. If the bill reaches the Sen- whither s snake boo, fl- adds, come tax the fastest and the freshman senatmr. I’m ncf as the annual Music Weekend of The facility’s Animal Psychol­ morning at Manchester Memo- Manchester Lodge of Masons Voting against the "nofault”. are lacked during to night meeting hero Thursday with a for a living before coming hero ate for a vote, he wlU vote »>y the World T most equitaMe way to raise enthusiastic about the whole comedy. Murray Burns shares the Manchester Salvation Army ogy Ctass was launched lost Au­ ried Hospital. will conduct a memorial service amendment were State Reps, I could sup^y the world ^ b* «Ud. a one-room apartment with hto sMtt. long list of rocommendations for tor a year and a half on a secur­ acalnst It Wildlife Fund, Is a popular at. legislative process as I hoped gust on the prom ise that In­ ities conviction. A corrections Mr. Casperson was bom Nov. at the funeral home Sunday at Genovesl and Stands Mahoney venom,’’ says the native of Woo- young nephew, Nick. Their life Band and Songsters starting to­ Patients T oday: 295 changes In t o way t o state’s to be. State government is not mates helping animals can help officer who was an amateur ani­ 14, 1884 In Sweden, and lived 7 p.m . o t Manchester, Thomas Dooley follows a most irregular pat­ morrow at 7:80 p.m. at t o dta-' _____ courts aro set up. as efficient as local govemmMit themselves. "The program was mal trainer heard of Jeffreys’ In Worcester, Mass., for most ot o t Vernon and William O’Neill Manchester area legislators. ««P«* UceiwT^ ^ » RepubUcan, ^ d he sup- tern. del. ADMPlTEiD YE3STBRDAY; One basic change rocommend- voted for the bill yerterday. AU ^ » |®c^ WMtaker, a dedicated conser- P®rt8 the governor’s proposM _ it’s a bigger and looser pro­ sold cn the bculs that it would background and they formed a his life, before coming to Man­ of the 52nd bistrict. Baker Is married to ithe for­ Mrs. Ruth F. Brower, Blast ed by the giteip would be cen- Murray would much rather go Instill patience and self control club In 1969. The office r, J.T . chester six years ago to make ’The bill itself, with the of the others voted "no.” ^ ‘®? “ vatlonist, regrets that venom for a 7 per cent sales tax and cess. If local government oper- Hartford; Mrs. Helen A. Cha- solidation into a unified system tiles, both poisonous and nonpol' to matinees and philosophize mer Linda Orfltrill, daughter of In to men," says the instruc­ Kllng, owned a pair of llamas his home with his daughter, Brazil Builds amendment removed, then pass­ ctrtlection c^aes psychological ® ®^^® ““y ponis, 61 Clark St., South Wind- of 'the state’s Superior, Circuit, Oov. Thomtis MeskiU’s threat about the other peoqHe who go, Mr. and Mrs. Michael OifiteUi tor, Charles Jeffreys, once an and several birds. He brought Mrs. Eric Anderson. He was a ed by a voice vote. ’The bUl and physical damage to snakes, come tax only as a last resort, officials would be voted out of sor; Maybelle L. Cunningham, Commem Pleas, Probate and Ju- to veto a controversial blU cwi- tadla Is known as or look throu$^ the window In o f 2 VlUage St. He wUl inmate himself. them to pristm as the nucleus of member of Morning Star Lodge lowers the waiting period for "Snakes are deUcate crea- "I *tm afraid that If an income office." the Statue of Liberty’s navel also be one of to sdotsts on 23 Union M.; Mrs. Barbara J. venile Couita. Exposition cemlng power plants drew the .. ™ sitoe charmers. 'When one tax were levied, our govern- odegard said, "There Is no Actually, the results went be­ the collection, and soon other of Masons In Worcester and the during an afternoon’s excursion, Sunday at 10:46 a.m. and 7 p.m. Dlckerman, Coventry. Social problems aro not the ■ irc a lepubllcan state aays_ the fluta-playW dies, you TeeiX'feel Uke mourning.” meitt, would spend every cent arm-twisting In the State Ceq>i- yond that. The experience of animals were being donated by Scottish Rite Bodies of Boston. years to a proposed one jrear. shewmen are phonies. than to earn an honest living, at the Citadel. Also, Thomas E. Donovan, 34 fault of the state’s courts, but senator. WMtaker says be plana to tt could lay Its hands on and tol that I have come in contact Umber Trail; Charles H- Fer- “to fall to respond to to now- training animals not only gave citizens and zoological parks. He was a member of Emanuel Center It now will be considered by Sen. George Gunther of Strat­ "With a defanged cobra. which is writing script for some A 1970 graduate o f the East­ The club caught on with In- ndwRun Lutheran Church In Worcester. the senate twio-year-old can be m .v . stay in India Indefinitely and is that other taxes would rise, just with — not from the governor’s guson Jr., 88 Oak St.; Edward apparent defects In the system the men an Interest in life, offi­ ford, the legislature’s most out­ _____.. .____ « ...... 9______mmUA-U ______A______1^______kiddie TV show. His Idea of edu­ man School of Music In Roches­ inates. "They wanted to get out Survivors, besides his daugh­ By BBVOB HANDLER charmer," he says. content Uvlng In nual isolation to keep pace with the spend­ office, or from legislative lead­ cation for the boy is to teach L. French, Stafford Springs; would Justly Invite the dlsappro- cials say, but it also stabilized spoken environmentalist, said he ing," he said. ers, or from business and labor ter, N.Y., he was a member of John E. Furphy, 29 Stone St.; Nation of to pubUc,” the con- their personalities and equipped of gladiator school," says Jef­ difir ter, are a son, Chester E. Cna- Associated Press Writer Tniox, R, of would try to muster the votes And what about the flutes? among his snakes. Mm perception through experi­ the Eastman Trombone Choir, freys, referring to the tough person of Holden, Mass.; three Wethersfield has been named “Snakes can’t hear. The mu- "Whea y«u five with snakes State Rep. N. Charies Bogglnl, leaders.” ences, and word gomes o t their Mra. Anna Gluhoeky, 12A Blue- torence said, them with a skill useful In life necessary to override the veto, its wind ensemble and Its phil­ outside. "We hcq>e to get every world of the yard convict. IhiGiiduli grandchildren and a gpreat- 8AO PAULO, BresU (AP) — Wethersfield’s "Man of the sic Is for the tourlsta, not the y®“ to be more Uke them," a Democrat, said he has no “llfost legislators," he said, own Inventicn, etc. field Dr.; Mrs. Jean Hassett, 60 ‘"TA® Poor and minority pei^ UM QnRRMRBnnn If the governor carries out Ms harmonic orchestra. He has Benton St. ®on almost invariably forms Ms one of these men a job when he Before long prisem authorities grandchild. One of the world’s largest expo- Year," by that town’s Buslness- snakes," WMtaker exptains. •»« “ y*- preference on a to package. "are honest people — trying This works up to a point when threat. been the featured soloist with Also, WUllam Helfricht, 34 Impresalon of to Judicial sys- leaves,” says Jeffreys. spotted the potential of the club Funeral services will be Mon­ siUon centers slowly is taking luau’a and Civic Association. ■The blU which would create WMtaker also explodes local Despite his love for India, "I would Uke to see a comMn- very hard in a difficult year to to social case workers decide the New Jersey Salvation Army The class meets daily in a both as a job training and reha­ rinimnbn KH-wriiiiB! day at 11 a.m. at the Nordgren Shane alone-the bank. the An Mrs. Truex Is the in«nuer-m-mother-ln- a "Power Facility Evaluation "*y‘*“ snakes. Many In- WMtaker feels the United States ation of proposals," he said, do as weU as possible for-the to investigate the boy’s unfavor­ TumbuU Rd.; Wllmar Herin- *®*” through experience with ml- Youth Band on several of its ger, Glastonbury; Sandra G. c^mlnal cases In the circuit quonset hut in a steel-fenced bilitation program. They ap­ Funeral Chapel, Lincoln and Biiape a im g uie oanaa o i uie a h - ^ Second District Cong. Council.’” passed the Senate 36- beUeve killing a cobra, a wiako-hunting "i am for any fair to, provld- taxpayers. Whatever comes out able living conditions. tours including Great Britain in Johnson, 71 Dower Rd., South ®o“rta. His experience, and con- compound of this Institution 40 plied for a Department of Bumcoat Sta., Worcester. Bur­ hembl River In booming Sao Robeit Steele of Vernon. o and is awaiting House action. fi«n6V(rient figure In Hindu and potential. ed we cut back on state spend- of this session, wo must aU re- The woman social worker fails 1968 and the Scandinavian coim- Wlndsor; Edward T. Mlkells, aequently his impression of Con- miles east of Los Angeles. They Health, Education and Welfare ial will be in the New Swedish Paulo, Latin America’s biggest ------Connecticut's three largest ^fien.’’ square," she tirnis her heart to Park Boardwalk. Poteau, H^ord; Mro ^ Incarceration and ball fields, end sones Included. small stage, picks up a play due to the expansion of marine Manchester. Cheshire. mission and chairman of the Rham District pooal for a 7 per cent sales t o He sold that a satMactory Murray, and he to her, and all, ^gette, 7OT E Mldae T^ke.; reasonable senten- watch urith Scheduled fo r com pletion In telephone In his beak and says and zoological parks throughout 20%Olf committee which studied the cn agricultural products—poul- tax package wlH come out of the presumably, Uve happily indefl- Pa^ U Rlgglemto, Wether alternatlves.” 19712^ are a 360-room hotel, a “Hello.” When he sets It down the country, eind he is sure the the 3-year James J. Rohan o.OOO^seat convention center a 7»-n>eml)er Hartford High power plant problem last year, try, Uve stock, grain, feed, etc. legislature "only If the RepubU- nately. fleld; Wayne A. RycMlng, Na- conference recommended prison will get another federal 65 DIFFERENT STYLES 3,600-seat convention center, a Red Mars Probe Elvis runs up, grabs it, and James Joseph Rohan Sr., 92, museum narklns lot for more received a tre- also is opposing the blU. The three agreed that the tax can governor, the Democratic David Curran Is indlsputadly than Hale Rd., Coventry; Mrs. that to unified court It pro- grant when It applies next Au­ FOR MEN AND WOMEN croaks, "Bye-bye.” Then he UTmnditional o f. East Hartford, j. father ... of . > mendous ovation yesterday, fol------Students Stage Sit-In would drive Connecticut’s farm- majority and the RepubUcan the star of 'tiie show. Too sel­ EUen Scott, East Hartford. posed should be rolleved of ro- gust. ALWAYS $55 TO $595 May Be Carrying puts it back on the hook, runs to Jam es J. Rohan Jr. of Man­ park compete \rith a 2 ^ i^ t concert on the first A sign hanging on a waU In ers out of business and that minority can get together on a dom does one find such mag­ Also, Walter A. Senkbell, sponslbillty for cases of public "The program Is a break­ guarantee Approximately 40 to 60 stu- -Another possibiUty was the his end of the table and rolls FOR GRADUATION chester. died yesterday at an restaurant and a pool fOr per- n®®*’ ®* Capitol. a state office reads, "Some the tax might even be passed compromise.” netism on the local stage. He Glastonbury; Sussn J. Stickels, drunkenness, many motor veM- through," he says. " I dem’t dents, according to J. CoUn fact that the regional board Planet Traveler over as if in a paroxysm of $44 TO $480 East Hartford convalescent forming dolphins. The concert was the sixth in folks get elected because they on to the consumer—thus rals- Bogglnl said he Is a irtrong plays dramatic roles with the 7 Qoslee Dr.; Steen K. Swensmi, gjg offenses, and some drug pos- know of another one like It in or a series of eight ‘niursday-noon are well-known. Others are de- Pushee, principal at Rham High had not yet set a date for the . j. ^ . Uvlnr laughter. . Choose bi^celet watches, . . ^ . J.,. uw ...» V. advocate of some form of mass same Intensity he appUes to a BOCHUM, Germany. (AP) — 87 Seneca Dr., Verntm; Mrs, geggion cases. out of corrections.” Tliese m ay sound Uke a lot of ______J ,____i t . . _____ . ______. - J . ___ . . . ______1 ______I - ..It I- ofiiHonfo urith. * Students say they taught the sti^p watches, sports or concerts, sponsored by the Con- feated for the same reason. School, staged a sit-in early meeting with the students, ^th- * . . transportation plan tor the Man- comedy role, such as Murray Shenagh S. Townsend, Bnfleldf^ it p rt^ ed a merit system for dress watches, diamond Other ^ v o r e are a daugh- overwhelming numbers. But The Bochum Observatory said birds the trick in a week, using yesterday afemoon In the main out the admtal^tlon being chester-Hartfortlarea. He said In "C low ns.” today the Soviet Union’s Mars 2 Hans P. Vought, Someirsvllle; choosing Judges, Involving par- watches, automatics, ■ter a sister, and three grand- they are simply part of the time-tested psychology tech­ corridor ctaide the auditorium present. The board last night also that he obeerves too many For all Its Ught-hearted, inde­ spacecraft may be carrying a Jeffroy J. VuUo, Glastonbury: Uclpatlon In the selectimi pro- Lethal Waterbed waterproofs and calendar V * everyday scene In Sao Paulo, set the -Monday date. niques such as "escape and of the school and planned a n - ______^ conflict of Interest violations In pendent, gay personality, the planet explorer similar to to Arthur WUley, 71 Green Rd.; cess by laymen and lawyers. It watches. In stainless ' ^ 1 '»iilch is known to the rest of Tells Rec Board reinforcement conditioning" other demonstration for today. Pushee said he knows who the the General Assembly, and that role of Murray calls for an un­ moon-roving Lunokhod 1. Mrs. Oiristine L. Yopp, Am- also called for paying judges LAKE WORTH, Fla. (AP) — steel, gold-filled and row at 8:16 ^ from the Ben- Brasil as "the city that can’t and special methods developed 14K gold. However, as 1 p.m., the gpokesmen tor yesterday’s sit-in he favors legislation for curb- derlying human compassion Heinz Kaminski, director of ston. "an amount comparable to that An 11-week-old baby rolled off a i f " .L *‘®P " Sao Paulo hL a popula. end of lunch periodiriod no demon-demon­ wi>rewere buthut hodhad taken no action proposal, wun its___ accompanying them by their Instructor. "Any ani­ waterbed and suffocated be­ Best of all, your grad­ Home, 1602 Main St., East Hart- tirm a which reaches a stunning cli­ to West German tracking sta­ b i r t h s 'YESSTERDAY : A earned by a reasonably suc- 1 -wr ^ ^ ^ more than 6 mlUion—^not strations had taken place. Pu- which mal can be taught anything of tween the bed and the wall, po­ uate ge ts 3 years o f against them and did not con- ^T**S*^!ji* .i- max when, at the height of an tion, said the speculation wtis daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ron- cessful practicing attorney." stvee felt that the fa cts that he would work hardsMpe on the service absolutely FREE. rs t."‘lU'a^Ch^rc^'*rsS ^ “ ‘ ® Club Repeats Need tact their parents. ^ emotional outburst, he snatches based upon the five ton weight aid Radke, Goose Lane, Cov- The conference proposed that which It's physically capable,” lice said Thursday. had opeived his office to the dis­ The majority of the board average taxpayer. After I de- says Jeffreys. William R. Moeller, son of This remarkable value the boy and embraces Mm in a of the spacecraft, wMch is more entry; a daughter to Mr. E u id Coimecticut adopt a system like sidents aU morning and the and the administration felt that termlned wMch taxes I am “The other inmates think Mr. and Mrs. William Moeller, offer will bo withdrawn l^^rst.^kne^t'^^te,^ va^**"bus^^ ** A bou t T ow n moment of tender understand­ than twice the size of the heav­ Mrs. Stanley Nauss, East Hart- California’s tor investigating the June 19th. Bloomfield. business undertaking. Board of Education had set a the best policy for today was to against, I had to determine we’re a bunch of sissies," says apparoi^y lillpped off the bed, To Expand Course Manchester Fine Arte Asso­ ing — at a mommt iidien it Is iest previous Soviet speuse shot. ford; a son to Mr. and Mrs. conduct of judges. It would In- •A date for a meeting the students wait and see what might de- wMch taxes I am for. I’m back­ Ronnie, a Mexlcan-Am^rican police said. The jelly-like con­ Friends may caU at the fu- sharehMders- ciation will have its immial thought they were on the brink Lunokhod 1 is a veMcIe pow­ George T. Mahoney, 106 Oliver volve setting up a standing agen- Members of the Manchester Country Club Board of requested, prevented further veiop. ing a state Income t o because who pumped gas before coming sistency of the water-filled bed neral home tonight from 7 to 9. ^panles-al- I consider it the best possible meeting and a poUuck tonight of severing their close relation­ ered by solar batteries that has Rd.; a daughter to Mr. and '"dth powers to investigate, rwdy haw Invested In It. Bra- Governors expressed a great need to expand the club’s fie*»®“Mration. Considerable discussion was ship,. to prison a decade ago, "until allowed the baby to squitm solution-^cne we can five with at 7 In the Robbins Room of been probing t o .lunar' surface Mrs. John Jordan, 42 Park West conduct hearings and recom- slUan banks The board aUK> grsutted the held by the board on responses The boy, Nick, is sensitively they hear w e’re getting $90 a deeper Into the space between George E. Harrington ^ facilities to the Park and Recreation Advisory and still raise the necessary Center Congregational Cburcb. since its soft landing last No­ Dr., Rockville; a daughter to a>end action. vlded building students’ request that ed the to questionnaires distributed at played by Scott Shanley, a ninth vem ber. month and a future job." Most the bed and the wall. ^ e p m jw T fe x S toc^ Commission at its meeting last night. revenue.’ ’ Husbands and wives of mem­ Mr. and Mrs. Antoine AUbridge, , ^ also recommended requlr- cM kha£& ^^ meeting to be held at 7:30 p.m. the April 26 Citizens for Better grader from Glastonbury. His Inmates, working at prison EventuEdly his head became E.. Harrington, 66, of Enfield, ^ mllUon. I’*’® commission discussion ------Odegard warned, "The state bers have been invited. Another possible objective of Uncasville; a son to Mr. and that novice Judges undeigo JEWEUKS-SHVERMITHS SINCE ItOO Monday in the auditorium, the Education meeting, regarding previous stage experiences have shops and t o farm, get between pressed against t o bed's vinyl brother of Mrs. Raymond Mars 2, Kaminski said, would Mrs. Robert Staganiak, Enfield; Periods of training and orienta- Downtown M anchester a t 968 M ain Street Clearing began on the 99-acre ^as in response to a directive offered at the Thursday meet­ administration, parents and the suggestions on Improving the Income to , if we were to adopt given him to grooming neces­ $16 and $24 per month. The covering, officers said. HaUoweU of South Windsor, nte Women’s Guild of Trin­ be t o soft landing of a station- a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ray- and that Judges who have site In June, 1968. The expos!- from the Town Board o f D irec­ ing. press be excluded. discipline at Rham. It, would be an accellsrating sary for his important part In died yesterday In Hartford Hos­ ity Covenant Church will meet ai7 measuring device. mond Bagdasarlan, Tumble- l^en on the bench tor a while tion hall, billed as the w«»1d’s tors, to determine If a need for Wlggin------said— this ------morning- the — Pushee reported last nlgd>t to Time did not permit the bo€ud tactor to more spending «. p * v "Clowns,” without wMch nei­ A third possibility, he added, brook Dr., Bolton. ‘ake refresher courses. It also pital. commission has some reserve- the Board, wMch was meeting to come up with any concrete ependlng that would force us tMUght at 8 at the church. The Other survivors are Ms wife, aluminum structure, exoanded faclUtles exists ther David Curran or Ms role would be the soft landing o t a ____ said that maximum case-load ‘^ ® ‘* November, WTO. to r a faclUtles exists. tlons pending a thorough exam- to discuss the ' discipline and recommendations and another to raise our other taxes, Just feature a pageant DdSCHAiRGEHD YEJSTEIRDAY: levels be set tor Judges, public two sons, a daughter, of Murray would have been probe wdiich would later be re­ Brasilian auto show. According to commission Inatlon of the facts. dnig problems, that the stu- meeting was set for June 14 to keep pace.’’ • nearly as important. The com­ Mrs. Camille M. Sheldon, East defenders and prosecutors; that brothers, three other sisters, covered by Mats 2 and returned Inside the hall Just 26 slender niember Davis IKIggln, the Atty. Joel Janenda, chairman dents sat In the corridor dur- to further discuss this. «® ®ald, "Expenditures In “ ®P®*1 J? ^ women of the bined personalities is a beauti­ to the earth. Hartford; Thomas E. Daly, 168 more persons should be appoint- GARDEN CENTER and seven grandchildren.gnuiut^oren.^ __ ^ aluminum supports separate the members will deliberate prob- of the ™® a>AP task lorceforce on rec- jng tlvsthe lastliua lunch periodiwrinri Both Megson and uc Mrs.^ Connecticut, by and large, have ttolr friends includ­ ful molding of sensitive spirits. Downey Dr.; Eldna M. GUdden, ed to those Jobe, and that courts ing girls in Grade 4 or above. Mars 2 was launched Wednes­ ». 1« «>®< *«>*" th® floor. The exposl- 1®"*® ®* population growth. ch_antlng Md clapp^. When Katharine Sltan, another board n^ But for some lines which ap­ day and is expected to comidete 86 Main St., South Windsor; should bold sessions at night and AND peared to tumble over each oth­ Kathleen A. Lyons, 48 Reed St., put a Umit on the number of flon Prome'ili^eTvh^al^ T^iSabtaty M otih;rg;>U informed that the b^U hkdriii^ m e^rfrorTne^. tolt that O irl Scout T roop 444 w ill bold the 300-miUion-mile journey to er at times, Shanley’s acting is Mars by November. Rockville; Mrs. Elizabeth L. continuances that would be al- ^ ^ ® : ®tructlon-free. Two hundrj m the area, and statistics on tor the next eeriod, they quiet- many concrete suggestions had *»• “-® a bake sale tom orrow from 10 ers, i^th a Ms m of i^ulem at mlnum globes provide artificial numbers of golf players and I" reference to the poeslblUty ly disbanded and returned to been brought up through these oppressive to tee maJoriW of well disciplined and makes him Clviello, 139 Lyness St.; Mrs. lowed In a case. FLORAL SHOP our people by taxing for tboee a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Top Florence Donofrio, 336 Burnham ______VIHNER’S I i Utumlna^ and glw to ttielr needs, and ^ make a ®* water pollution. Tyler said their classrooms. questlonnMres and as M r s .------the Ibvable, precocious boy he’s Notch Supermaricet, 260 N. field. Burial wlU be In St,St, emous hall a futuristic lot*. recommendation at a special ****® morning If a ctmeensus is However, shortly before sibun stated, "we should act programs wMch we acknowl supposed to be. Hospital Contract Also, Mrs. Margaret Mayer, Dividend Declared TOLLAND TURNPIKE 643-5117 MANCHESTER/VERNON TOWN UNE Catherine’s Cemetery, Broad Anhembl got its first real pa. meeting next Tuesday. m^hed on the need for the new school closed, posters were on some of these and If not, ex- edge are good programs? Are Main St. Proceeds will be used BiU Slddons and Susan Plese we fefeatlng our own purpoee?’’ *or a field trip to a museum Glastonbury; Jesse J. Under- NEW HAVEIN (AI*) — Brook. pacity test In March whan A olan which has been offer- **oles, he would definitely rec- found throughout the buUding plain why.” play Albert Amundsen and San­ WASHINGTON (AP) — The Friends may caU at the fu- ed^ bv offlcl^ ^ ^ub ® thoroug^i study, but Informing students that to-’ ~It was Incorrectly reported in Replying to Ms own question, In Sprlnfleld, Mass. dra Markowicz, the social work­ Navy Department awarded an wood, 37 Elm St., RockvUle; Directors of The Armstrong he said, “•We can’t do every------$8.e-mllllon contract TTiursday to Raymond L. Blake, 27 Dorothy Rubber Co. have declared a neral home tonight from 7 to 9. ®ui w i °™® „ said he felt the Shaipless study morrow (today) wear brown Wednesday’s paper that only ers. Tliey’re absolutely delight­ SPRING HOURS The family attests that me- !Th “I** Tf ^ o u ld Z arm seven parents attended Sun­ thing for everyone—^no matter Perennal planters Garden ful. SlddCHis is so cuivincing as the E\i8Co-Amatruda Co. In New Rd.; Mrs. Stella Gentilcore, 67 quarterly dividend of 40 cents Flowering Shrub Sale mnrioi ortal C(Mitrlbutiaaa m ay i._be pt^ular music^ show. ^ town, Includes a . nine-hole ... ex- cause concern at this point. shals — r^evolutlon’’ and "free- day’s meeting called by how good to programs.” Club will have Its annual meet- the proper, business-like Inves­ Haven tor construction of a hos­ Oak St.; Mrs. Anne M. Ostrin- po* share cn the outstanding mniiA tn thA r-ArfiAA t France plans a trade fair at panslon at the club’s expense, Tyler also criticized the dom — wear brown arms bands C .F 3 .E . Bogglni remarked, "As a bust- ing apd plant exchange Mon- tigator, that it’s difficult to pital. sky, 30 Salters Rd.; Eugene common stock. nessman, I know how import- day at 8 p.m. at the home o t SAT.. SUN., MON. tory EquIpmenMBW c a ^ ^ ®®P^” ‘>®*-- and to In return for a, ten-year defer- Board of Director’s request to t — listen to those with red arm Mrs. Mary Porter, a spokeS' imagine him otherwise in real The Navy said the hospital will A. Carrell, Warehouse Point. The directors said the divl- ant it Is to cut back on state Mrs. EYank E. Johnson, 78 Fin- be built at the Naval Submarine Also, Mrs. Shirley I. Uccello, dend is payable on July 1 to Reg. Price d T (torlL MfeLean, Hartfort H,Sd'Z*toS .fS * f* ^ * "** the park commission Include fl- bands, man for to group, life. Hospital. Industrial expos!- According to Nell Taylor, one Medical Center in New Lonckm- 9 A.M. ta 5:30 P.M. nancial matters In their recom­ The board questioned Pushee '’®P®^ spending. Our tax program de- ley St Mrs. Theodore Cham- Susan Plese captivates her 699 Graham Rd., Weqqiing; sharoholdera of record at to _____ “^***®*^ ^ November. of the club governors who at- as to what (^tepe to Aiimin(«. approximately 40 parents pends on our spending program, hers is co-hostess. Groton. 2 -3 Foat FORSYTHIA...... $2.98 mendations. He said he felt audience with an Elaine May Ehigene FYeeman, 679 Center close of business June 4. such questions should be the One can’t divorce tom ." Bhetwood W. House o* * ® Organization o t American tended the meeting, the club "Is tration took to disband the dem- fi* attendance. quality. It is (die who tries to TUES., WED., THURS., FRI. 2 - 2V2 Foat S P IR E A ...... 2.98 province of the Directors, and Boggini said that one way the Tomorrow at noon, r^A^AAi Sherwood W. House, 60, of already has set up a re- absolutely full." He offered flg- onstraUon, what action It ------give a "Ladies Home Journal" said t o recreation men should state’s towns and cities might s’s "RBT> 8” progtam will fea- 3 - 3V2 Foat DOUBLE MOCK O RANG E ...... 2.98 Wlndy HUl, Westbrook,’ former- export promotion center ures that showed 360 golfers planned to take if another dem­ look to Murray’s otherwise clut­ 9 A.M. ta 8 P.M. ly of Manchester, died last “ Anhembl Park. used the course last Saturday. limit themselves to questions of castration occurred today, if Public Records get flnaiysial reUef would be by ture the lOgMand Paiic School 2 Foat SNOWBALL ...... 2.50 eUminaitng competitive salaries sixth grade ei«»AA o< tered apartment. at Yale-New Haven Hospital. _ Hie latest plans under cmisid- f!®®*^' Wiggta said this morning the leaders of the demonstration C lay Wl‘ls(Hi has the looks and Warranty Deed for teachers. Theresa Zarbo in a Project 4 Foat PURPLE LILAC ...... 3.50 He wcus bom In Manchester, Equatolal Oulnea became In- eration caU for several addl- “ e ^ oommlsri^ U discussing were known and what action George E. a n d Jane "gray flannel" manner to July 9, 1910, the son o f the late dependent o f Spain on O ct 12, tlonal holes to be added on the ...... tak®« ««»»»»* them, and Bemlto to tonhen P t “I am aU for d~®nt P^ to r Outdoors class at to Oak make the jierfect contrast to 3 Foat WEIGELA, Red ...... 2.49 George W. and Carrie Ander- 1988. Murray as Ms brother, Arnold. • Azaleas • ______the Taylor ® Reservoir. Roy “>® K«H.p’8 recommendations, causes to the dL«Xati^ competitive system, ter. 2 Foat BEAUTY BUSH ...... 2.98 lyier said the course would Pushee stated that he had conveyance tax educational costa skyrocket. It’s ______Arnold is a successful theatrical IN BUD AND BLOOM Thompson, liaison between the ______stated that he had agent In a swank downtown l R iver. ' five of building to new holes on cn the grounds this morning. ed such a versatile group of Hie Board of Directors re­ t o In 1927 Charles A . Lindbeigfa BABE BOOT 6 OB M < «E S2A0 Each According to Town OxitroUer west side o t S. Main St. Fair, Dinner Megson stated "I beUeve this newcomers. But tor several roruB cently authorized Town Mana' reached Paris, CMnpleting the A.— 1 A_iA. J ^ ciementino to nrob- ®wayaway from the water supply,supply. board is wide open to very first night fluffs, the continuity first solo flight across the At­ MATERNITY ger R o t ^ lem i L been com’pounded by OommentsComments this morning by ■ "»« American Field Service strong criticism If we are not Not Too Late To Survive, lantic. of the play went smoothly. $800,000 for a short term md- than normal tax collec- Josei* Sylvestot*, chairman of Club of Manchester High School .prepared ______for to__ worst._____ Wo „ Dave Newlrth and EYank CANADIAN FRENCH JAPANESE In 1942, during W orid W ar n , ***-£!**« fion® fifi® y®". At the end of A*® Commission, and Wig- wlU sponsor an International *»« romlss In our duty. MlnuUlo are to be credited tor Contends UConn Educator thousands of Japanese troope RED MAPLE r S ^ f o S S ‘p l e S l ! ^ t o ‘ ’proJ- f* “ •? *«Ar and dinner In the high >“ «»®®l-»<» “was the authentic, cluttered apart­ HEMLOCK HYBRID LILACS per cent as compared to 97.9 well as the financial and other *tjvmA.7Z . *>r^« “ A) any definite action Ifiomaa F. Malone, dean 2. Misuse of land. Ponulation ment set, and the deft change ect. 18 to 24 Inch 2 - 3 FOOT « 5 9 e . « | 2 « o per cent at the same time last A*® could *»® ^ i to 6 ^amarjlan stated that of the Graduate School of to i® ®o dense In some s j^ that Truman 'sent OongreMMTniel to a swank office scene. FASHIONS TUs money has not been bor­ year. One per cent Of tax col- discussed once a need has been ^ •’o **®*A *rom 1 to 6 unless there Is something more unlveraitv * ia the residents’ nnndn AnnnAt k. cia l —______"■ ^*** “A Thousand aowns," guar­ PULL PLANTS ea. rowed yet, but will be soon. a state- lection is a ^ t $120,000. Clem- determined. p.m., and dinner wlU be served substantial than what w heard ®* O-^cAcut told “ ®. rodents needs cannot be clal m ess^ proposing anteeing a thous^d chuckles, Wtnnen Voters ®^°®^ Plata® are misused, hood for Alaska. 16 OB MOBE $8.60 each - ^ 2 0 ^ plays again tMilght and tomor­ row In Bailey Auditorium at the WMic began. Federal funds IT S rrJ T u P.s.i’M r n . j s j s Manchester High School. Cur­ were and will be forwarded to K *^*aAon of to present course la "A®Mon 'ta to fair. Dinner U<&- ^ referring to to solve to problems of the en- land are tra^erred”'to ®A>re fire in Brussels, pTigtiim tain time Is 8:30 p.ipri. 'Ilckets FRUIT TREES I A N N U A LS to town when to Some of the tax money wMch at to first tee. the only start- **• cMldren six years old several poaslble causes ta r the .vlronment. juiaa Two m lfilon^ «««« Ten Y e a n Jfhh *• **» P®*"^ *®" iB-hole’;.*!!!!^. «“Aer wlU ^ l®«,th«n^e dem o^on. ' "We must get hopping; we IX ^ h T to i^Td? SeSi^ 0«v. John pX tiS of Ala- will be available at the door. • PERENNIALS Skinner said IKia clogged situa- **®?*Sf h ^ **“' decades, not centuries,’’ annually. Montgomery nimA^ EVERGREENS • Special • ly has bod to obt^ money cases, 76 per cent of to tax Uon would definitely be reUeved ^ *^.2 questioned re- Dr. Malone said, stressliig the 8. Depletion of natural re- Uw In an effort to halt Circled Globe 8-INCH P O f :# VEGETABLES to keep up payments to the con- the town and to by the addition of nine new ^ members, gardlng possession of drugs and Importance of working on to sources The scU. fororti^” . violence, RHODODENDRON holes. ^*/® games and mov^ It was thought that this could environment at all levels, p ar- als and oceans are not used P*™Five Yean Ago taactor. f^gt is held until to outcome The first around-the-world • HANGING BASKETS The board of Directors in of the appeal. Former President Dwight D voyage hy any American battle LAUREL Eisenhower proposed the sale M ay 1970 ^ ip roved an addltlcn- The $600,000 loan w ill be^the co^^ ripZ a^Z^ ""^S'romorod “S 'S lS ^ l^ S ^ S aMced how to teach force was the voyage of the & Geranium s • GERANIUMS of nuclear weapons and whaI^tit al appropriation $8,660,000 from third in connection with the "groat white fleet" of the U.S. C O R S E T / a UNIFORM SHOP HEDGE submarines to membera o t t o Navy In 1907-1909. President the General Fund to the C!«q>l- project. The loans authorized to­ North Atlantic TVeaty Organl- tal Im provem ent R eserve Fund, tal $2.88 m illion. The commUtion’s formal to ZTSl to In^’ ^ Theodore Boosevelt had a dual M i lA lir. ST. / MANCHESTER: TiUPHONE SAa-MAS ROSE BUSHES 49® ea. This has beeen used to make One final payment o t fed- anco wIU come as a resplt of not y®t selected, who will students were demonstrstiiur ^ t land with suader and most effective teach- plan ^ to give the fleet unique B eg. 76c paymenta on the project. eral funds , will be paid the Ita conversations last spend the next schdef'ye« ita ®r to the parent."parrat." He added that tha u .8 . House ^ ^ p r e s e n - training and to- show the world j the power that had defeated SL. FLOWERING CRAB l^BALE ENDS SUN., MAY SS, IVTl Short-term loons have been town after t o piroject is com- j^d W i^. and deliberation guest of a town famUy and stu- truta to this iWior accorftair h««ith Ann ^ outfaorlied to keep the GenenU pletad In June. Spain. formed about the mvlraament. clal Sejwrlty pa^ ^ ItT PAGE T E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1971 PAGE ELEVEN Nixon, Aide F if teen n TIm Qeeaslon C olt tot noumn,' Life Sentence Tolland County Superior Court Think o f Tho lnG>iifab Arrested In Set in Minder TREE & SHRUB SPRAYING Parkhill’Joyce During Kidnap C o r d o n in g State Trooper Testifies Bridgeport IkMen now being taken tor dormant spraying on evergreens, MONTREAL (AP) — Jiuttce On SALT tndt traes, lilacs and m forth. This dormant Ml spray con­ Flower Shop Alphonae Barbeau sentenced On Search in Quade Case (CkMrtlaned frana Pag* Om ) (Owrthwi* tn m Om ) Frank Oakd«r. Proprietor 38-year-old Francis Slmard to- trols scale insects & overwlnterizliig insect eggs. For com- state Police Major Thomas thls material has been returned. Iriete tree service, call.. . . rent strike in the building. The 601 MAIN ST., MANOHBSm life Imprisonment Thursday tor signed to guard sites (Next to Hartford National WUh O’Brien was called to the wit- The state’s attorney objected against such long-range rockets. building’s owner Is attempting ^ Bank) _____ the murder of Quebec Labor to evict the group for nonpay­ Mhilster Pierre LaPorte. ness stand yesterday to testify rettim.of other Items as- Hie Nixon statement and the a YES—WB DELIVER a ■> sertlng that since they were ment of rent. LaPorte was strangled Oct. M ^ o w counterpart were por­ FhoMo: 649-14iS Frank Atwood fas motions were being argued jointly owned by. the defendants CARTER TREE EXPERT CO. trayed as a high-level political ' The Young Lords leader, 31- 17, a week after he was kid­ I in the Quade case. .it was difficult to determine year-old Wilfredo Matos, was naped by the extremist Quebec push, saying In effect, “ Let's Somebody said It was a mock Major O’Brien’s testimony had ownership and that these were 648-7606 — lAcensed s Insured booked oa the trespassing Ltberatlcm Front. One other move seriously toward an orange. Somebody else said It to do with details oi obtain­ Important in the original case charge and was freed on fioo man luis received a life sen- agreement as fast as we ean.” was a syiinga. Anyway, It was ing and carrying out a search agairist Quade. bond. ence for the slaying and two Whether there was mu<^ of a a flowering shrub, freshly dug warrant at the time Professor A crowd began forming when MANCHESTER DEMOLAY more are awaiting trial. Briefs are to be filled in con- concessloh by either side de­ in one Coventry garden and Albert Quade antthls wife Mary nectioh with the return of prop- police went into the building A Jury found Slmard guilty, pended on what one stressed. sold at the town BeauUfication Dean Quade w ei^. arrested in erty and police, court and The sentence focusing on an about 3 :30 p.m. to arrest Matos, and the life sentence was man­ Storrs, Dec. 11. state’s attorney’s records In / P L A N T V QUALITY but it didn't turn unruly until LIME & FERTILIZER SALE datory. Committee’s plant exchange agreement to limit ABMis last Saturday to be planted In The couple have been connection with Mrs. Quade’s 11- about a half-hour later, when seemed to lean toward the So­ another Coventry garden. charged with a number of legal Eirrest several white men went into the SEED AT viet ixMttion. This Is how it Went all day. office to evict the group, ac­ ° ” i Aiguments on the motions to But White House officials Saf, May 22nd 1971 People brought clumps of Iris operation of an illegal marriage auDnress and return materials pointed to the sentence about cording to Ira Horowitz, a legal counseling service. Mrs. Quade or llUes, flowering almond _® __ .J. J J , ti. seized in connection ■with the DOWN-TO-EARTH limiting offensive weapons as in aid lawyer whose offlce is ac- G>ijrl Cases has oeen arrested twice in the 8 A.M. • 7 P.M. shoots, garlic chives. May two cases now pending •will be line with the U.S. position. crosB the street. matter, the first time on a It was at that point, Horo­ pinks, myrtle and primroses. continued at some later date. Hiey said that under the CALL > CmOUIT COURT U charge of Indecent assault PRICES! witz said, that the crowd got Come to There wqre several small agreed wording, an ABM accord (OR) Manchester Session spruce trees, some double daf­ against her husband, an arrest QVAUTY^^SISCE 1892 could be concluded only along excited and began blocking traf­ 20 FULTON ROAD 649-6968 determined by the court to be fic in East Main Street, the fodils that were snapped up at with agreement on curbing of­ (For Pick Up) (For Delivery) Judge Max Savitt praised a Illegal, and a few weeks later Brief Ceremony main thoroughfare through the once, some Johnny-jump-ups fensive missiles. And since Uie mpn "'I'-terday who appeared that also went quickly. There on nine counts of various acts, • LAWN • VE GETABLE • FLOWER scope of an ABM agreement five-square-block neighborhood. tar sentencing on a charge of including four more counts of For Tricia, Ed SEEDS Then a police car, parked just were many annual flower and could not be determined without — SPECIALS — aud entering with vegetable plants. indecent assault, one count of knowing what would be in an of­ down the street while its two adultery, and risk of Injury to WASHINGTON (AP) — The criminal intent, and said he Some items were swapped fensive weapons agreement, men were trying to calm things 'Fertilizer Orig. Now Only children and three counts of “ should be ccngnttulated . . . and some were sold for cash. White House wedding service they said negotiations on both down in the Office, was set rather than sent to jail.” practicing psychology without a 5-10- 5 50 lb. $8.49 ■ Net proceeds at the eiid of the for Tricia Nixon and Edward VERNON OPTICIANS would have to proceed concur­ afire. 'The car was damaged be­ Judge Savitt suspended Im­ Ucense, day were $103.88, which the Quade Is charged with one Finch Cox will be brief and ecu- 140 TAJiCOTTVIIXiE ROAD ' rently. yond repair. 15-10-10 50 lb. $4.49 ■ . SSM position of sentence against Nixcn’s announcement gener­ Police said things calmed chairman, Mrs. Joseph Fowler, count each of indecent assault, menlcal June 12. ROUTE 83 VERNON, CONN. James C. Woodman, 28, of East considered made the day a suc­ ally won praise in Oraigress, ac­ down again during dinner, and LIMESTONE 50 lb. $ .79 ■ M . 6 9 rape, seduction of a minor fe- The couple has chosen pray- 3/lOth.of a Mile from Vernon Circle Hartford, and wished him luck cess. The money will help the companied by some dashes of Fifth grade pupils of Miss Lucile Rohlfs take one Gift of Love’ the crowd thinned to about 40 male and illegally practicing ers with “ specific personal more look, as they and other Robertson School CHARCOAL 20 lb. $2.95 staying free of a preirlous heroin committee Improve the town PHONE 872-9691 skepticism. or 60. ■ 9 2 M addlcUon, that •was alleged to medicine and psychiatry. meaning to them” from Eplsco- J.W. (Pulbright, D-Ark., chair­ children have done recently, at “The Gift of Love” But after dark people began bathing beach at Coventry In regard to the search war- pal, Methodist and Catholic be at the root of hia problem. Lake, now named the Llslcke man of the Senate 'F\>reign Rela­ items sent by Capt. Bowers. From left, Thomas assembling again — many of DISCOUNT ON QUANTITY BUYING Woodman was arrested in rant Major O’Brien testified marriage services for a lO-min- tions Committee, was one de­ them teen-agers and young Memorial Park. Nofe^Oiir New Hours! Marschat, Richard Svelnys, Fernanda Correia and Their Viet Pen Pal April of 1970, and since that that its purpose was to gather ute Rose Garden ceremony, the scribing himself as skeptical The news has been covered In Lois Graf. In addition to letters and post cards, adults. time has been enrolled in a facts regarding certain acts that White House announced Thurs- and puziled. Someone tossed a firebomb the Coventry columns, but as a had been brought to the atten- day. OPEN M ON. thru SAT>9^A.M . to 5:15 P.M. the display contains a hu, or jar, used by old drug therapy program. “ They seem to think it is sig­ through the window of a plumb­ quick review, this Is the public tion of police and he denied that The President’s daughter Is a THURSDAY NIGHT HU 8 P.M. nificant,’’ Fulbrlght said. Vietnamese women when eating ground beetlenut Is Oklahoma Captain ing supply store across the Woodman had pleaded guilty bathing area close to Rt. 31 the purpose oi the search was to to the breaking chaige, and ap­ Quaker and the bridegroom an “ Whether it is or not I dwi’t paste; plate; chopsticks, a set of which was sent street from the Young Lords where people have gone for aid in the investig^atlon of the Episcopalian. It all began last August, when Miss Lucile Rohlfs, peared for sentencing on the know . . . to each child in the room and bearing Chinese office. many years to swim. Now there Paget Weatherly murder. He Robertson School fifth grade teacher, mailed a Vietnam basis of a pre-sentence investi­ “ I didn’t get any idea a sub­ characters meaning “May you have happiness for A number of bonfires were Is a parking lot, picnic tables said he did tell a reporter af­ gift pac. ------^------MANCHESTER ROTARY CLUB'S gation. and a raft. Much of the money stantive agreement was near. the next 100 years” ; and an incense burner for the started in East Main Street. ter the search had been con­ There must be something more It was received in November, Judge Savitt heid as an ex­ that made the improvements ducted that they were hoping altar of Buddha or the ancestral altar. Incense Rocks and bottles started fly­ to it than I can grasp.” as he said, “ out in the middle South Korean ing at policemen and firemen. ample Woodman’s “ fantastic” possible came from a bequest to show that Miss Weatherly Senate Democratic Leader purchased locally was tried out in the burner. of nowhere,” by Capt. Anthony Glass began to litter the street record of rehabilitation, and In the will of Paul Llslcke, an W £ ia a patient of Quades and Mike Mansfield said “ Prospects (Herald photo by Buceivlcius) J. Bowers, 24 years old, a — from the plumbing supply told Carl B. Anderson, 40, of immigrant from Austria who A flowering shrub is sold at the Coventry plant that they would find certain native of Oklahoma, and team BARN SALE lived for many years In Coven­ for achieving something of sub­ F re e P re ss store and from the Young Lords 14 Arch St., who appeared after exchange for benefit of the Coventry Beautifica­ things in the Quade case would U2ottdtand. GARDENS stantial value this year in terms 287 Pints in Week leader assigned to the Military office, whose windows were also an earlier guilty plea to obtain­ try. More money Is being rais­ tion Committee’s bathing beach project. Mrs. Jo­ help in the murder investiga­ of both offensive and defensive Advisory Command, Vietnam broken. ing money under false pre­ ed by the Beautification Com­ seph Fowler takes the money and Robert Danehy tion. missiles seem very good.” Unrealized Saturday, June 5, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. mittee which will spend some of However he insisted that both Your Complete Garden Center! Let us help you with your lawn and garden problems! (MACV). ► It was unclear how the Young mises, that Anderson could takes the plant, a mock orange. (Photo by Atwood) The Senate Republican Lead­ In his first letter of apprecia­ Lords’ windows got broken, but similarly overcome a drinking it for junipers and shade trees the statement and any efforts to er, Hugh Scott, said “ It’s a de­ SEOUL, Korea. (AP) - South — ^^d they were sm^hed Rain or Shine to be set out In the park. connect the cases came after John, Leon and Phil Zapadka 136 Donate Blood tion for Miss Rohlfs’ kindness problem that Judge Savitt said 6 4 3 - 8 4 7 4 velopment of considerable im­ and thoughtfulness, he said, Korea’s consUtution guarantees before the melee began. Police has kept Anderson In Jail for ‘What’s in a Name?’ starting pachysandra on what the difference if they compared the search and, as far as he 168 WOODLAND STREET portance but there is stiU a long “ With all the dissent and anger a free press, but in one way or themsAlves' cleared much of the years. But was it a mock orange or wUl be an area of several hun- them with the true white or knew, was not a factor Ip ob- GO TO A GROWiER FOR HIS EXPERIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE! Combination Garage Sale, Flea Market, was it a syringa that Mr. Dan- dred square feet, using trim- “ canoe,” or "paper” birch. A taining the warrant. lAsked if road ahead.’.’ in the world today, it is a plea­ another the government keeps It broken glass from window The judge continued Ander­ “FROM GROWER TQ YOU!” OPEN DAILY TILL 9:00 PJH. Rep. F. Eidward Hebert, D- ehy purchased at the plant ex- mlngs from the pachysandra distinguishing mark of the gray photographs of Miss Weatherly sure to find that there are peo­ from happening. mountings there. White Elephant Sale for home owners, deal­ son’s case until Sept. 16, when La., chairman of the House At Monthly Visit change? I grew up supposing border of one of my generous birch is a dark, almost black, were shown to everyone being ple who care about aOier peo, ers, non-dealers. Show your good used Anderson’s progress In restitu­ Armed Services Committee, The Red Cross Bloodmobile took 285 pints of blood V etera n ^ tors predict It ht-shlft men early, sent all tion for an alleged bad check, that these were two names for neighbors. I will not have any triangle of bark where each investigated, O’Brien said he pie.” merchandise to thousands. Or, we wll sell the same plant, a bush with grass to mow under these trees, side branch emerges from the dlchi’t know, said “ It’s all well and good, but favailable squad cars knd about ■ and In obtaining steady em­ let’s keep our powder dry.” out of Manchester this week, and 136 of it was drawn Since then. Miss Rohlfs and white blossoms that have a de- I hope to have a lush and love- trunk. Atty, Tarplnlan asserted that enough ^ 45 extra men Into the nelghbor- your merchandise on consignment for 10%. ployment, ml«ht be reviewed. The White House officials, yesterday during the regular monthly visit of the mo­ her pupils have kept up a cor­ critlcize the government without 7 ^ j j lightful fragrance. The flowers ly green cover of pachysandra All the birches are attacked information gleaned from the fear of reorlLls ®®aled ott six blocks Judge Savitt said Anderson who spoke to newsmen under bile unit. This visit was at St. Bridget School. Monday, respondence with Capt. Bowers. rear of reprisals. traffic. Sale will be held in bam across from Caldors. are quite like orange blossoms, plants. by the birch leaf miner, a crea- search was used to obtain state- { had never had a break In his rules barring direct quotation, a apllt visit was held at Man------They sent holiday cards, a re- News agencies and newspa- 'Hiey broke up the crowd by 8x10 ft. inside, space rental $10. Outside, car, However, the Gardening En- The other name for this plant ture which is already on the job. ments which -wUl be tainted if s said the high-level Washlngton- Chester and East Catholic High cent g;lft pac, and the children pers here are asked to exercise about 9:30 p.m. and spent the Ufe, and hoped he might make cyclopedia, to which I refer is spurge and the kind used as’ A small fly lays eggs on newly the search is declared Ulegal, Mrs. Joyce Graham station wagon, trailer space $5. The Rotary the first one a turning point Moscow exchanges which led to Schools for student donors,""ln- Mrs. Hattie Rosenthal contributed a copy (rf their fa- ’’self-censorship” in dissemlnat- hour clearing stragglers off every time I write one of these a substitute for lawn grass Is opened leaves. The very small however arguments on this Club will also accept outright gifts of in his Ufe. Thursday’s announcement were cludlng Howell Cheney Techni­ Miss Jessica Mann vorlte book, ’’CSiarlie and the Ing news freon abroad or writing gtreets. columns now, says that mock of Japeinese origin. It stays larva tunnels into the leaf, mak- were not pursued after Judge The chargee against Kenneth initiated by Nixon last January cal School students at ECHS. Everett Walker Oiocolate Factory.” stories which might be detri- Helmeted policemen with billy merchandise to sell (no clothing). Call Allen orange is properly called Phlla- green all winter and spreads in? a “ mine” and digesting all Paul J. 'DriscoU told the attor- Perry. 28. of 476 Woodbridge after the SALT deadlock devel­ Yesterday, 148 persons ap- Mrs. Arline E. Lewis Capt. Bowers, who was mar- ^ clubs moved in groups through Ward, 649-9294 or Bradford George, 647- delphus, and that Syringa is the rapidly by sending out horizon- the green tissue between the up- ney to limit his argument to oped. pearied and 12 were deferred S t, of three counts of posses- botanical name for Ulac. What tal roots, or stolons. TTie En- P©r and lower skins of the leaf, the warrant. Eugene M. Dickenson ried three months before being the neighborhood, warning 1594, for space reservations. The officiails indicated the' from donating. Monday, 163 ap- Sylvester Barnes sent to Vietnam in August last P™P®6T®®eople who are fiercely sale of marijuana, and one of first arms-curb agreement to peared at the twin visit find 149 Rolland Wood year, originally headed a team mock orange, certainly, and question but that this is the while the leaves ■will have an described the actual search individualistic, some govem- sale of controUed drugs, were probably t h e old-fashioned jest evergreen ground cover in ’^r-^-wn blotches of dead tissue of the'Quade house and combln- come out of SALT if there is were allowed to give blood. Mrs. Bernadette Schul consisting of a lieutenant, three To clean records, wipe them Admission to public 25c. Refreshments will OUR VARIETY AND QUALITY IS THE FINEST EVER! The number of persons who Robert Nowlckl m ^ restrictions have bem bound over to Hartford Superior one, likely wUl be limited in NCD's, and a Vietnamese inter­ with a piece of urethane foam be available. Proceeds for Rotary’s Civic and Phlladelphus coronarius. It the North, at least for shaded and will drop. g j office on Codfish Falls Rd. In scope. made — and kept — appoint- Norman Kastner hard to swallow. There have shciild grow without needing situations.” New leaves will grow and the gtC'iTs and said they took mate- preter attached to a company of __ . •, ^ J, that has been dampened sUg^t- Youth Funds. Court after Perry pleaded not For example, they said, it is ments was considerably Im- Mrs. Barbara Gates very much care, go through our I don’t have any idea that tree, although weakened, does appeared to be the type about 100 Vietnamese soldiers. ^ r i o l ^ tat moat v i ^ ly with rubbing a lcta o L T h ls^ l guUty and -waived his rig^it to a unlikely to Include the new mul- proved. Red Cross officials Mrs. Mary Lawler tors are released, usually sifter ^ ^ a. cold winters ■with no difficulty once the pachysandra is grow- aot die. Our trees are not yjgy .(yere looking for, Includ- ” We eat what they eat, drink a dressing dtnvn from iuttari- remove all dust and fingerprints. preliminary hearing. tiwaihead missiles, because said, and they credit it to satis- Mrs. Karen Riesterer A separate charge against and have bountiful single white Ing there will be no more work sprayed, simply because they among other things, books, they are more difficult to check faction with the Improvied pro- Leo Hogan what they drink, and try to be ties. ______^------flowers, an inch and a half In aeeded In this area. I have seen e.re too taU for anything but a letters and records. Some of good Americans at the same Perry of possession of controU­ on than individual missile silos. cedure of processing blood William Bayrer The government maintains its ed drugs, In conneotion ■with a diameter, that are very fra- the gardening crew at CTonstitii- commercial operator with pow- time,” he said. American engi­ hold mainly through two tough Much of the policing of a SALT donors. Dustin Wood local raid on his home earUer grant. It will spread, too. After tion Plaza trimming the pachy- ei’ equipment to cover, and n o t ------— ------neers, he commented, named laws, the anti-Communist stat­ agreement would be done by Thirteen duiors were reach­ George Blake this month, was noUed, leaving a few years he wlU have shoots sandra plantings there and worth that expense. They do not ing gallon marks, led by John the outpost, in Thlen Glao dis­ ute and the national security that he can take back to the spraying them. Once after Hu- seem to suffer from their an- spy satellites. Ronald L. Schultz only those Capitol Region J. SchBschl who has contrllbu- Wayne G. Mantz trict, Blnh Thuan province. law. Those give the government plant exchange. bert Humphrey had made a infestation. Also unlikely in an initial charges, which were pressed im AFT agreement, they said, would be ted eight gallons. Others are Miss Celine Burke ’’Maude Frickert after Mie of wide powers to crack down on Mrs. Fowler said that more campaign speech on the Plaza I ®*^w the first small loopef subsequent to his first arrest, a limitation on such forward- Irving W. Gaitside, seven gal­ Richard L. Warner Johathan Winters’ comedy any expressions—press or imb- flowering . shrubs could have and the crowd had climbed on week, a tiny green larva INFORMATION based nuclear systems as the lons; Mrs. Alice Ansaldi, six Edward J. Goss characters.” Ho—which are considered sym- for the blnd-over. been exchanged or sold last the concrete tubs that hold the walking across my shirt by UB. tactical strike forces in Eu­ gallons; Gregory Metcalf and Mrs. Jacqueline Doenges Hls job at that time, Capt. pathetic toward communism or Perry is being held In Ueu of Saturday. There were not Plaza trees, the pachysandra in reaching out with its front feet, AOENGY rope. Phillip Harrison, flvs gallons; Earl Bissell Bowers said, was ”fo advise detrimental to national inter- $2,600 bond. enough to satisfy the demand, the tubs was so trampled and "looping” its middle to puU the As matters now stand, they Rolland Cote, four gallons. Josej^ Lawler thelr commander on how to ©sts. Violators can be sentenced A $200 non-surety bond was More ground cover plants, such broken that It had to be re- feet ahead, imd then repeating Also, Arthur E. Raymond, Walk-In Donors flg^it a war In a better way than seven years’ imprisonment, STEAK placed on Edward MlkeUs, 18, as myrtle and pachysandra, placed. the operation. M .C.C. Student seem more likely to be included in any Elaat-West negotiations Mario Frattaroli and Mrs. Mrs. Betty IBaracco he Is doing.” Bowers U current- government says the laws of Bolton, who was arrested would have been welcome. Insect Time Is Here There is a small army of leaf- Senate Trailer on reduction of forces in Eu­ CSiarlene Jubinville, three gal­ Mrs. Ann Tobin ly assistant senior advisor In necessary for a nation yesterday by Manchester poUce Best bargains were available The birches in our yard, like eating larvae including loopers, THURSDAY rope. lons; John Garside Jr., two gal- Mrs. Ilga Klavins the same district. which is tetanlcally stUl at wqr at a Spruce Sit, apartment and at the end of the afternoon. The most that grow -wild in this part leaf-rollers tuid canker worms Ions; and Mrs. Elizabeth Oo- Miss Betsy Poutre charged ■with breach of peace, ladies ’’didn’t give things of New England, are gray that wUl be very noticeable In 8 P.M. to 10 P.M. VIENNA (AP) — The Ameri­ well, William Edwards and Paul Gregory R. Rice to ® n disagree. They say re- alter he aUeg;edly threatened a away,” Mrs. Fowler said, but birches. tfeoPeople call them the next few weeks. It’s that 647-9086 B. Foster, one gallon. Walter Joyner ^ H BWetions on the pubUc may be late purchasers could pay 60 “white” but would easily see time. can-Soviet strategic arms limi­ ^ blew all of ^ u wonderful „eeded for security reasons tat YOU CAN girl with a pistol. Shown above Is the interior of one of our 10 greehouses. The geranium crtq> Is now at Its tation talks—SALT—which had The Bloodmobile wUl visit St. Peter Benedict MlkeUs, who Is a service cents and take about anything peak! Mary’s Church on Friday, June Mrs. Dorothy MlUer in the case of the press they are that was offered. proceeded at a slow pace here safe from harm.” unconstltutlwial. ' man, asked to have his case 18, from 1:46 to 6:30 p.m. Of- Mrs. Donna McKinney More Plant Sales during the last two months now When he last wrote at the “ We have fought a war continued until Miay 27. Regular $1.50 Large o u t e r s are expected to wind up quickly ficials suggest donors make ap- Mrs. Carol J. Hull Police say the gun MlkeUs Tomorrow the Coventry Gar­ polntments now; they also re- Robert E. Brown beginning of this month, Capt. against the Communists and we and resume in Helsinki this used had not been located. den Club •will have a plant and mind that walk-in donors wiU Bradford Greene Bowers said that he had 116 are all anU-Oommunists,” sold summer after a “creative David LelDuc, 23, of Vernon, food sale at Guido’s store In for always be welcomed. Mrs. Emilia D. S

) 4 PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1971 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHGSTAR. CONN, FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1971 PAGE THIRTEEN mounted mlasllea compctred to Mrs. Lowell Welcker and State Tolland Ruoria’s 8B0-plaa. Andover Rep. Mrs. Dorothy Miller. Bolton Although both countries have First Selectman-elect Robert been pressing forward with mul­ E. Post will give his official House Votes to Delay CUSTOM TAUDRA Second Vote tiple-warhead technology, U.S. Fellow ship acceptance .speech, and outline Town Considers Funding FREE HONG KONG In MniU!liMtei.JQoiui. officials say the United,States is tentative administrative plans Boland Inc. On Budget ahead. for the next two years. OLD GLORY LAST DAY FRIDAY, MAY $1 The Russians have had an an­ W ill M eet Luncheon Menus Under State CD A Budget Work on Silver I L '■■'•'A timissile defense in place Luncheon menus . at the An- 1 ^ ll *1 Showing His Display o f ' New CoUectlon of The Board of Selectmen re- Teacher Oiganlsation baton FLAG SET B y 8 0 1 . R. CX>HBN h Called around Moscow for several T h u rsday .dover Elementary School for -N Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Custom Tailored years and are reported expand- the following week are as fol- viewed the proposed budget classes will also march. (Hendd Repoiter) Outfits of 1971 Fashion Shop. Also on Dis­ ______The Women’s Fellowship of The $3,043,220 budget that lug it beyond 64 launch sites to a from the state Department of ^ny other chita or athletic On WednOTday, the House of Representatives voted play; Beaded Sweaters, Dresses, 4-Pc. Knit ^ (tfr, ■ Suits, Handbags, Gloves, etc. townspeople turned down on p M d b le'p rotectiv e'screen "of CongregaUonal Church of Monday: Spanish rice, spin- groups wishing to parUclpate to halt w ns^ction of a spur of 1-86, from the Putnam m Andover, will hold its annual ach. roUed oat^ u ffln chwse may contact P reu ss^ his hofhe GUARANTBIED SATISFACJITON May 17 will be presented again The United States is «Uy part meeting on Thursday at the sUcks, apricots and pAmes. *** Wednesday to determine on Bolton Center R d .\ 9i“ ,to»bury to Laurel Lake in Manchester. ALL ARE WELCO(ME TO SBE Yeuterday, toe Houae voted t o ______at a town meeting next Thurs- way toward emplacing a limited Church at 8 p.m. Tuesday; Hambu^ patties ^**®^®*' BolUm can quality for UtUe l«a goe LESS THAN READY-MADE halt toe widening of a second ...... _ Before NOW day at 8 p.m. in Tolland High ABM system designed primarily Special guest will be Mrs. potato salad, tomato casserole! .i***®; , . p r o g r ^ . m Wednesday’s Uttle League road important to- Manchester backed by ^ Harttord May. May- Ladies’ A Men’s Topcoats...... $110 $66 School. to protect Minuteman launch Chester Weed, of West Hartford, celery sticks, vanilla pudding Rlchart action, the Tdnkees trounced I / A motorlata-Bllver Lape, from toe IV *h« Sharkskin Worsted Suits...... $ 69 $42 The amount of money to be control bases from a P®st president of the Women’s and chocolate sauce. Moira said ^ t requlnnients oianto, 1» -to 6, behind the vicinity of-Rt. IS in East Hart­ Hast Harttord Town ’ OouncU, ♦ ■■ " , Fancy Taran Wool Suit...... $69 $88 raised by taxes if the budget is sunrise attack. Fellowship of the Connecticut Wednesday: American chop Scott Beecher. Shan- fordlora tolo toeme 'Vicinity'vicmity ocof toe new and,----- by toe Bart Hartford aw uw m Plan-x-ian* Dacron Worsted Suit...... $ 69 $M adopted this time is $2144 670 '" ’® *»®ve offered, in Conference of the United suey, waldorf salad, ginger- Young hit a home run In a Rt. 6 (to bo caUed I-si) in Man- Zoning Oonunloslon." Wool Cashmere Jacket...... $ 66 $39 According to the B o ^ of’ Fi. negoUaOons, a proposal Church of Christ. Mrs. Weed is bread with topping. for the Gfents. Rep. Bogglni conunoited, Custom Made Shirt...... $10 $ 6 cheater. Ladles’ 3-Piece Suit...... $ 66 $42 nance and the selectmen to limit mutuaUy only ABM sys- currenUy a member of the Thursday: Lamb patties, rice Thursday’s games were hlt- (A proposed connector road “ I’m In a dUonna. I Uve on Old-TIme ReUglon ‘ ®"“ ’ administration United Church Board for Home- with gravy, peas, carrot sticks, o n d ^ ^ b lU tlJ u ^ aiJ^ a v ^ llb ^ / ^ exhibitions. The Indians from toe new road in Mianchea- Spencer St., which la a continu­ Don’t Miss 'Ihls Opportunity. Once In a Life­ Members of the Bantlst *»®ve insisted any land Ministries and also a mem- chocolate pudding. ^ nia cont*” **®** their winning ways by ter to too IWllbur Cross lUgfa. ation of SUver Lane, and I time! Your Visit WIU Be More ’Than Worth- Ch^ro™ o7 ^ U ^ d ^ l ^ s u r - P - ‘ should cover both offensive ber of the Ryder Memorial Hos. Friday: ^fish sandwich- ^ ^ *’ way In East Hartford is not di­ know of toe Intolerable traffic whllej Call or Visit Mr. T. Muril rect the spirit of that "Old ’Hme “ ^ ‘tefenslve weapons. pital Board of Directors. es, egg sandwiches, tomato ig _i_„ b g i-, < ^ red Peter Ryba, Billy Graham, Jer- rectly effected by toe House situation. Tot, I know how Im- FIANO'S MOTOR INN Rellglon’’ when they attend ^ August, 1970, Mrs. Weed soup, pickles, ice cream and Mbrra wUl study the informa- ^ Chemerka and Kevin Ko- votes.) t portant it is to w ldoi toe vni- 100 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. bur Crou,” S?h senST sS y S^7‘7oWeU T ef^ de7"ip T . k • t l o n S d ^ e ^ l ^ f '^ ^ ^ r ^ ’Z i “ ad two hits each. Ko- . . ..when you buy 6 gallons or more The overwhelming voice vote Telephone 646-2300 Bogglni said he was voting HicksHinVa Memorialn/T».r,«wni School. massive offensive ^ dcvclop Assembly of the World AlUance Milk and bread and butter selectman’s n o tin g . w a ly s l^ also struck out 12 bat- ot New England’s finest California yesterday tor H.B. 7834, includ- *'® voting missiies of Reformed Churches which sandwiches are served at all a letter was read from the tot* on route to the victory. N Is/' Rev. Herbert Clough has lined which could wipe out land-based took place in Nairobi Ktenva Pailnt. Flag set regularly sells for ed toe affirmative votes of aU t “ ® Widening SUver up an oxcart which he will use American missiles in a surprise ^ Nairobi, Kenya, meals. B o l t i T T L i ^ g a ^ ^ S iu ^ S Steve Albasl had threb hits Z r $6.90. three of Manchester’s state rep- T??® f® the.assumption thatHhe I«eaders and hostesses for the to arrive at the school, and is stroke, ------Indicating that It would like to the Cardinals. resentatives. ^ Cross This is Amrica’s most popular urging his parishioners to also ’That situation officials will be Mrs. Margaret Manchester Evening Herald "be permitted to participate. In League CflllFORHI*; The bUI, as passed and sent traf- ouid raise the’ danced e/ Yeomans and Mrs. Marie Hud- ^ o v e r correspondent, Anna any plans for ultimate use o t Wednesday’s farm league ac flag set. Heavy quality cotton sheet­ to the Senate tor its consldera- tj® have." find old-fashioned methods of would raise the danger of nu- Frislna, tel. 742-9374. transportatlon for the day. clear war and upset the delicate town hall land and buildings" Uon saw the Mets t the ing. Sewn stripes, Anco-dyed stars. tlon,t, instructs toe state to halt **?. *’®*®*’'^«* *h« 'The history and present status They will wear old-fashioned balance, when ,8ind if the town offices are Braves, ^ to 0, with Robbie Complete with 6-foot aluminum pole, all activities tor widening Sll- his mind later, of the Fellowship will be dis­ if the situation on SUver Lane clothing and hopefully carry U.S. officials indicate ‘ the relocated. Kaufmann as winning pitcher. mounting bracket, 6-inch gold eagle, ver Lane (State Highway 602) cussed and a decision will be Women Voters auWali doesn’t cease or If It gets worse. latge Bibles, according to the question of multiple independ- Morra Indicated that reloca- TTie ’Tigers downed the Flyers, and halyard. until such time as the iWllbur made whether to continue with mlnlster. The thinking behind ently targetable warheads— .. „ „ ,___ Elect Slate In tion is net.in the immediate fu- 15 to 9, Thursday, with Mark Cross Highway la widened to lo the old-time religion ceremony MIRVs—probably will be far •>. ture, but said the letter would Phillips pitching the win. Ray Get your special offer flag set now lanes, between Bart Hartford is to reclaim the fervor of years down the timetable in upcoming o s an or o Annual Session be put on file and recixislder- Myette had a home run for the a t; and toe Venum Circle. Senator Scolds LWV Meeting ed at the time of any move. Flyers. Estimates are that completion past and to prove "the belief Scvlet talks. This is one of the Mrs. Marshall Cohen of most difficult areas of agree- Mrs. Kay Corl, president of 19 The church is adjacent to the Bulletin Board of the propoeed Wilbur Cross Meskill on Veto ” hiefly Tecausr o 7 ‘ tte «>e Andover Leagu; of Women ‘oot "*g^ht was town hall and a t' the present The PTO fair will be held to- program is five or more years TwenW f ^ m e m S r o f the P™‘>'®m of how to p r e v e n t Voters has stated that the an- e e c t^ president of the ^ a ^ e time has very Uttle room for morrow at 10:80 a.m. at the ele- away. HARTFORD (A!P)—State Ben. memo cheating nual meeting which was sched- Women Voters at the expansion, according to the let- mentary school A oarade of East Hartford’s three------state Wilber O. Smith said Thursday ^ t ^ Congregational Churoh d e e S d ^ W e i e s a n ^ r l e r o L A JOHNSON PAINT CO. representatives, all Democrats, that Gov. Thomaa J Meakill’a Confirmation c l ^ have been number of launch at the VWUlmantic Motor Dm MMchester Country Oub. Mrs. Other Business ^lU march from Bolton Center 723 MAIN ST. — M ANCHESTER were split cm toe proposal tor » u ..' . ^ . we^omed in ton e church mem. ^ e n succeeds Mrs. Lawr^ce m other business, the select- Q r e e ^ r L s7 h < ^ ^ T loT .m halting Silver Lane to ^ w e ^ ^ of a bill aimed at racial bership. A reception for the j missile nose cone is Mrs. Corl said arrangements men voted to ask the Board of Twlrlers should assemble at ments. discrimination In employment class, paronte, and friends were aiTother matter. have been made to have a Other officers elected are Finance to approve a $1,600 ap- g.go ®m. “ ®®"»“ ® USE DIAL-A-LIFT EVERY DAY— 643-2751 held following last Sunday s likelihood, officials said, garden party ‘tea’ instead at the Robert Heins, first vice propriation for the purchase of _____ Reps. George Hannon and tm attitude of caUoua EVERY HOUR DAY OR NIGHT Muriel Tacaveme backed the ^*®**Z®*'* for the constitutional worship services. negotiators will first get to the home of Mrs. Ronald Haver! on President; Mrs. Frederick a piece of land abutting the Manchester Evening Herald bill. Rep. Richard Willard op- *’***‘t® minority groups." -r „ f luostlon of bombers, numbers Long Hill Rd. at 8 p.m. Monday. Burr, ^ ° n d ^ e president; road to the town garage. The Tolland residents have a full launchers and subma- The membership will elect “ rs. Albert Harris, treasurer; town tried unsucceEufully to posed It. All three had backed ®n>*th, a Negro Democrat from schedule of events to attend fines, all of which can be veri- and install a new slate of offl- **rs. Garret Thrasher, corres- purchase the land-locked par- "w usw - the bill passed Wednesday—tor and (wchalrman cf the this weekend ranging from an without the on-site inspec- cers for the coming yiear, vote ponding secretary, and Mrs. cel a few years ago. SanSTiH,.!, ciaa., it halting construction on toe spur l«8l8lature’s Human Rights Com- auction, to p a r a d e and even ticn to which Ihe Russians ob- on the proposed budget, study Bm’ty Trabitz, recording secre- Since the cost is more than ^ of 1-86 starting In Glastcmbury. mittee and its Labor Committee, a children’s dramatic workshop, jed . And the United States also items for the coming year. $1,000, the expenditure must be Read Herald Advertisements The 1969 General Assembly MeskUl’s abjections to too and a town cleanup campaign, would be expected to discuss Garden Club _ _Mbrgan Wilt and Mrs. approved by townspeople at a made In the 1800s. had authorized $6 million in w®^® "frivolous.” Modeling their outfits arp, from left to right, Vicky The official town clean-up limiting the size of missiles. The Andover Garden Club will L>avid Paris were elected chair- town meeting, bonds for widening' Silver Lane "R*® Republican governor said Clothing Revue Winners Moran, Susan Nelson, Diane Keeney and Nancy campaign will be kicked off ______from its present two lanes to a ***® *>1U would make the State meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at man and co-chairman respec- Selectmen’s meetings will be Bourque. (Herald photo byPinto) tomorrow morning at 8 a. m. in the home of Mrs. Myra Houle lively of voters service. Mrs. held at 8 p.m. instead of 7:30 proposed four lanes. To date. Commission on Human Rights front of the Town Hall. of Bunker Hill Rd. to elect and Caruolo was elected nom- p.m. during the summer about $237,000 has been spent Opportunities into a "auper- Cub Scout Pack 16 will hold Viet Cong install officers for the coming laatlons chairman and Mrs. months, by toe state on plans and de- agency" by giving it power to Three Town 4-H’ers St., Donna and Patricia Scran­ Chafee To Speak a registration session tomorrow year. JoJm Fitzgerald and Mrs. Rob- Smoking Policy signs. The Transportation De- revoke state contracts with ton of 390 Hlllstown Rd., Diane -V. morning from 9 until 1 p.m. at Hostesses for the evening will ®rt Barnett were elected mem- High School Principal Nor- partment has said it Is ready Rnns found to have dlscrlmln- Evans of 330 Hlllstown Rd., and At Launching the Town Hall. Attacks be Mrs. Houle, Mrs. TTieda bers of the nominations com- man Shaw has annoimced that to proceed with land acquis- ated against people looking for a Jan WlerzWckl of 275 Keeney , A Workshop for Adults on h St. Jot^on and Mrs. Esther Eirlck- mittee. a committee consisting of itions and with ccnstruction. Job. Conference Delegates GROTON (AP) — Secretary of ibreative Dramaltics for Chil- son. Other chairmen are Mrs. school board members, admln- Hanncn, who .is an assistant Mesklll said he plans to Issue Blue ribbon winners In a club dren~^ be held tomorrow Increase the Navy J(^ H. Chafee 'will Work Session Benjamin Shankman, unit; Istratofs, faculty and students 1 House majority leajder, said, an executive order on toe sub- Three Manchester 4-H Club members are among the of s-year-oids rec'intiy organiz- morningTfrpm 10 until noon at The Garden Club has made Mrs, TTiomas Donovan, fi- has been established to studjJ Scotts No-Quibble Guarantee "Thls bill Is not lo prohibit toe J®®l o f discrimination by state the Tolland 'Public Library. (Continued from Page One) five Hartford County delegates to the 4-H State Cloth- ®<^ *>y Miss Marjorie pieia and on, Ti 11 ^ ■■ iti. arrangements with Postmaster n >nce; Mrs. Victor Dupuy, bul- the question of student smok- widening of Silver Lane, it is contractors, but Smith said that ing Conference Saturday, June 5, at 2 p.m. at Centinel ®'*’® ’‘^y™ of toe nuclear attack submarine Tolland w lriers and gon. The action was part of op- Thomas Henty to plant a vari- letln; Mrs. James Mahoney, Ing. If for any reason you are not satisfied with re- 5 only to delay It I ask for a executive orders "have not had Silversides. Chafee’s wife will Hill Hall in Hartford. Another Manch^ter member was Scranton I??.*?®. eration Lam Son 720, which was ety of annuals on the post of- membership; an d Mrs. Nl- The committee has been ask- reasonable delay, until such an effective history because christen the submarine. drive tomorrow from a.m. 1 suits after applying any Scotts product with a „r»w, i.r ~ grounds. cholas Lefas, publications. ed to prepare a series of pro- 5) time as toe Wilbur Croes Is they have had no teeth in them named alternate. ------The 300-foot boat was named until 2 p.m. at the Leonards *®hnched April 14. Scotts Spreader, you are entitled to get your A work session has been Members appointed to the posals to be presented at the widened to ten lanes. When that or because they are left up to One glri win be chosen at toe 79 Keeney St., and Susan Sun- Blue ribbon winners of the after a World War n submarine money back. Simply send us evidence of pur- 1 Is accomplished, we can discuss Ibe will of Individuals rather conferatce, \riilch Is open to the tova of 366 Hackmatack St. A Zippers______n’ Spoons ______CHub,^ ______besides that ranked third In number of chase and we will mail you a refund check new plans for widening SUver U>an the rule of law." pubUc, to represent Connecticut *'®‘* winner Is Ann Maz- i/a ^ e KeeneyV are Allison'and enemy ships sunk—23. Prospec- Church wm M a iu .JO. \ S |«u. 3. o, So^'erT S S , : “o S ? . .“ fcSTS, t t t S j T o l T Lane—^plans that would be a c ------zotta of 79 Keeney St. Christine HHsovlch of 21 Bell tlve commanding officer of the at toe National 4-H d u b Ckm- promptly. Scotts, Marysville, Ohio 43040 ceptable to toe majority of toe _ Cloverettes blue ribbon win- St., Theresa Keeney of 490 Silversides Is Cmdr. J c ^ E. Al- gress in November In CUcago. •4 3 1 A whi/>vi oifa 11 .#1 th&t tini£ brln^liifi^ s. taJca AJifl Rock^v0ll Pott©r, diviToinnGii' coinmlvtcc. FftCUiQ^ in©uiD© East property owners nere are Christine Jarvis of 62 Keeney St., Linda Larson of 30 *®a ^ Gales Ferry, Conn. from a swimming pool to a b^ket ^ tal quality; and Mrs. Robert are John Flek, Joseph Shana- 1 1 Londoil Womail The Manchester girls compet- fireplace set, furniture, chil- Total South Vietnamese, casual- ^ , o f™ hnti RAnee Osterlund Joan involved. It’s only a matter of vrsaaciaa. WoodhUl St., Betsy Thurber of Andor Rd., and Barbara Shaln- dren’s items and plants. Pro- were seven killed 17 Grad© Prog^ram Sto , ^ c on, and Patricia Bankel Postmistress SLe “ Turabuu’sZlnd I^^rty » ’k LTow^ drele. ceieds will be used to help pay wounded In the A Shau fightfng, Yhe annual sixth grade pro- be renreseiited Hanncn said he has petitions •w- Roe ot 48 Schaller Rd. A red Red ribbon winners are Mar- off the church debt field reports said. -gram was held at the PTA The league voted to examine Students ^11 be represented Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Keeney of , m Second Walk Set signed by about 2,000 persons LONDON (AP) — London got lene Misovlch of 21 Bell St., The traditional Boys League In Eastern Cambodia, 66 ^ th™ e“ Trtite" S.e ^ ri J^ILoT’S T ’sStAnl c lo s in g toe SUver Lane widen- its first postmistress in history S! STJf-SS Joan Keeney of 490 Keeney St., ' On Case Mt. and Sharon Fates of 993 Main Sm dfv »5S“ h‘” ; ' t 5” u cud VI.t ^ " " “ PPhrt"" Steve D..CUUO, .11 S m b « » cd CarroU Nelson of 24 Sunset St.; Swinging Needles blue rib- Mrs. Yacavone, also speaking bv,... Nancy Bourque, 16, daughter of winners tue Faith Smith St. The Conservation Commission s j i s j r , " j 'r v . S p U S s:a.;?r.r:ri«p"uK’V.'^ sssrs “■^rr.sT.L..««ud, Yes, weeds must disappear for delay of SUver Txiiia Dorothy FotoeigUl, who start- Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. of — 346*"■ HiUstown ' -Rd., - -Lucy Stone Sheila Misovlch of Bell St. is urging townspeople to go on Ml. |u..t St p.,h- pcrM Uhcuvcred. n.ud- ^ S 'T o fd“ »2 re™.L“l!"h.VSS.? u f S conatructlon, remarked “ The named (Bourque cf 9 Hoffman Rd. The of 198 Ralph Rd., Georglnna was a clothing evaluator for the tlve second annual Mayor’s ing lot at 1 to line up for the quarters said six South Viet- sang a mimber of oif« „ „ tmuh PAtoroAn weight of toe argument should ®* *b® Londmi postal ro­ alternate is 'Vicky Moran, 14, Llvlngstmi of 217 Ralph Rd. and Junior Division and served as Walk on Case Mt. starting at parad, which will culmluutc lu ™ e . c tiuup. w .r , klTiwl utd gram, lor S d r m t with le m - Si BolhL Studont. hUthtg part ... or your money back! be on toe side homeown- T^®” ! .“ ’T « ' ^ ‘®y®® daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wll- Cathy Stone of 69 Santina Dr. chairman at a Senior Evalua- Mghland Park spring Sunday at ers. ’There are many beautiful “ mllUon pieces of maU Uam Moran of 30 Evergreen Rd. Busy Beavers blue ribbon tion Tea In South Windsor cK Sr.-Srh""""" “ ™ricZa"rCmh.d,a wm. iC Sr.tmiha, ^ »"*S;dS 2 r - T 7 ’ “‘ SL homes and trees remaining on ^ 2 P.M. The weiUc wlU be held VFW Post 241 will hold its points about 40 miles apart *be coming year: Presldent,^^-®™^ ndividuall^ lund, Claudette and SuTCtte That’s how sure we are of Scotts weed controls. All you do is They were selected to repre­ winners are Franclne Rowe of where the final selection of SUver Lane and they shouU be * rain or shine. annual installation of officers '• ’ o m near Phum Veal south of Mrs. Irene Mooney; vice prest- ®®*’^®® o"®. Linda Weiss and Albert pour them into a Scotts Spreader and take a stroll over the sent Hartford County last Satur- 82 Irving St., Karin Turek of delegates to represent Hartford preserved.” ^ knows exactly what she day at toe annual Clothing 468 Vernon St., Julie Melendy County at the State competition The'purpose of the walk is to Sunday afternoon at 2 In the Kompong Trabek on Route 1, dent, Mrs. Ruth Phelps; treas- , * j * Zlmmermann. "mu 1. u. wants and can be very deter- lawn. They go right to work on weeds. You’ll be pleased with Revue at Centinel MU Hall. AU of 640 Taylor St., and Mrs. was made. acquaint people with the beauty i T t h o m T the Saigon to Phnom Penh high: urer, Mrs. Dorothy ^ s h e r ; „ ®**® *“ bied,” said postal unlcm chief ^ _____ way. Some South Vietnamese secretary, Mrs. Louise Gagne. p^^® ‘ o W h g o v e r^ e n t^ Godreau, Susan Murdock, Un- results. If not — your money back. It’s as simple as that. ^ w«>uld be to move toe Tom Jackson. AT^rsonnel dl- of the outfits shown at the Mary Connors of 276 Lake St. ------of the area and to promote in­ Manchester Evening Herald were operating as far as The officers are elected for one- ®tnicture. It continue to ga Herlth, Paul Munsle, Steven people out — pei^le who don’t rector for toe region. Miss Foto- ■Revue had been fashioned by A red ribbon 'winner is Chris- terest . in keeping It In its nat­ their wearers. tine Ward of 144 Greenwood Dr. Odegard Plans ural state. ToUand trreS>n^t T tl^ ^6 miles from their border. year terms and will be offlciaUy ®*Y*“ was one of hU chief nego- Diane Keeney wore a pink Bake n’ Baste Club blue rib- Town officials, boy, girl and Quatrale, tel. 875-2845. The U.S. Command said more Installed on June 16. I d . ? ^ to Leone, Donna Uutermoza, Nora itf' ^ ^ tiatlng oi^Kjnents during the than 370 helicopter missions Final Fair Proceeds Harmon, Jennifer Rlegal, Scott To weed as you fe e d ... p o ^ o n to toe blU and in favor long postal strike e a ^ this flowered maxi dress with a bon winners besides Nancy Office Hours cub scouts, and nvembers of were flown over eastern Cambo­ Mrs. Joan Cashman, chair- ^® ®‘® ^«^H odges and Kenneth Vaughn. of widening SUver Lane immedi- year. moss green aatin ribbon at toe Bourque and Vicky Moran, are the Newcomers Club of the Simply spread Scotts plus-2. It goes walrtHne. Susan Nelson model- Lynn Orlowskl of 67 Keeney St., State Sen. David Odegard will ■YWCA, the Junior Women’s Laird Says dia Thursday, .‘n®ludmg including more man ofui theuie PTAx- i a Fairrair heldneia twoiwo „ Esllger, Laurie ately, warned, "This request *nie 47-year-old woman said hold office hours Monday in the than 210 gunshlps and more weeks ago, has announced that ^ ^® “ ot^^fiester Qre«ne, Robifi Murdock, Usa ed a gold wool wlnfer coat and Dotty Brindamour of 6 Dover Club, GREEN, (the Manchester Tight to work on dandelions, plan­ for a reasonable delay is not her promoUwi was no female Manchester Municipal Building. ______^ Weiss;' Patricia Uutermoza, matohing pants. Linda Moran of 20 Ever- Youto for Conservation, the than 160 fe i^ n g troop. the fln ^ profit turned out to o f $ l 9 1 ^ " ^ ~ ” ‘ reasonable. We are not talking breakthrough. "In toe clvU The session, from 6:30 to 8:30'^ iaycees, the Chamber of Com- In Laos, there was no new slg- be $1269.03 after aU the booths ®“®*®‘ ______William J'otmston, Gloria ’Tripp, tain, clover and most other common N ^ y B ^ u e wore a tor- green Rd., Ruth FlaveU of Ver- v io t ^ ^ service and the port office," she p.m., wiU be In the Board of merce, eind the Conservation Keep Arms nlfic^t action reported, but of- _____ and rides were__ totaled_____ up. The_ Susan Parker and Cynthia lawn weeds, plus-2 makes them quotse c n i s ^ velvet corderoy „on St.. Laurie Bourque of 9 aaIta/i ®^y. Whait you are being told newsmen, “ women have en- Directors’ office. Commission will participate in Storrs. jumper.n. and „coat, J. Vicky Hoffman Rd., Carol Benson of T-v . rwt f j YletntiMe s^d “ toe fair was termed a great success Dance Students gradually curl up and disappiear — a ^ “ '"®' comparable status with Odegard holds office hours the walk. Uurins[ 1 alks ‘ ®"®® *" t^e soud- ^ spue of the rain mat day. Memorial A$y men for a long time. One takes A t b r o ^ and j67 Ludlow Rd., and Jean Hal- j . XM't/Mt/tcy eem m nartpart n of f thotoe dwiintT-v,country ..rtfivwith ______— j - roots and all. At the same time wWte pitot cotton pantsuit. ^ once each month in each of the Dana Waring of the Nature QOP Victory Dinner To Get Awards Plans are underwaj<|or toe This widening of SUver Lane u very muchtor granted.’’ four towns of the Fourth Sen­ communist-led forces control- Is very essential to toe good of Consevancy, and Mrs. Leo Leg- (Comtinued from Page One) uno- thd. T5 1 , a Jolm StoTm, chairman of toe Memorial Day parade ''to, be plus-2 full-fertilizes your good grass Glastonbury Country Gals atorial District — Manchester, gitt of the National Audubon ling toe entire Bolovens plateau. RepubUcan— ______Town____ _ Committee,______„p’^,® Betty-Jane ’Turner Dance held May 31, according to W East Hartford," he insisted. He Mwchester 4-H Homemalmrs. ^me ribbon winners are Nancy Glastonbury, East Hampton and Society, will represent their advanced weapon such as the has stated that final plans have honor five and ten- man >Preuss, a member of the — makes it grow greener and ,stur- asked toe legislators not to be l^ d M ^ Nels^, w e Cyn- ^ 8^33^1 Malan of 693 Keeney SAIGON (AP) —^ TPAav* arii/iAvtvB r% First Passage Marlborough. organizalUons. Air Force’s $ll-billion B1 bomb- „ iw,.. ^ ® V'®' been made for toe Republican studente^ter a recital, parade committee. filling in those places where the too hasty. “ I’m sure we can thla Hultgren of 181 Ferguson ' Rd., Mary EUen and Ann Putira ------erRr nnrtand thotoe Mnw’oNavy’s tinHav-wataavunderwater t^^^d to toe lnd<;;w Way 4 as i re- t - victory Dinner Dance to be ^ ® Wonderful World of Preuss said meuchers will as- weeds used to be. work------out some compromise- with First ship passage through held June 12. Dance,’ ’ Sunday at Manchester semble at toe Center School at the Department of Transporta- the Golden Gate was In 1778. of lao Keeney St., Nancy l o n g ^ e m ^U e system es - more than five year^ off toe High School. mated to cos between $10 bil- extensive modemlza- The event will be staged at 9!30 a.m. and will begin toe tion. The road should bie wld- The San Carlos, a packet of toe Romanowicz of 23 VlUage St., llon and $12 billion. . yon toe N aw said indnv toe old...... town...... hall on Rt...... 6 and Students ' j to receive ^ their fifth march to toe Green promptly 5,000 sq ft bag (20 lbs) 7.95 ened as aoon as possible. It is Spanish royal na'vy passed Linda Nelarni of 24 Sunset St., Both are early in the develop- The ft4 ooo-ton 94.wnr.«id consist of a “ happy hour” Uowahlp of South United South United Methodist Church Jr., minister of Christian edu­ Egypt Rd., BSllngton; Ruth Methodist Church will meet to- will conduct a car wash tomor­ cation at Center Congregational Brace]^ Somers; Fellca Camda- lllwre wlU be a free concert Hospital Notes By Lincoln PTA n l^ t at 7:30 at Uie church. row starting at 9 a.m . at the Church, will cmiduct a service traro, J^dgewood Pr., and Rich­ W . H. MCC To Offer in BuataneU Fade Baturday from Susannah Wesley House park­ ard Hitid, Tolland Ave„ both Sunday pt 8:15 a.m. on radio Lincoln School PTA will hold noon to eunaet featurinir the The BYench dub of Manches­ ing lot at the church. Proceeds station WINF. The program is visiting hours are 13:30 to 8 R ockville. Social Service Planners To Resume - its annual spring fair at the sponsored by the Manchester Discharged Tuesday: Aurea K’’- Dof, Legendflelds cmd other of the season tonight at 7:30 group’s adopted daughter, Hsalo school tom orrow from 10 a.m . Council of Churches and the tomlty where they are 8 to 4 Ferrer, Grand Ave., Rockville; ENGLAND Career Course area bands. at Orange Hail. M el U en. deigy Association of Manches­ and 0:30 to $ p.m . to 2 p.m . Caron Butler, Somers; Eugene Koncheoter Community Col­ Discussion of CUD ter. ' P roceeds Will be used to pur­ The Mancherter Republican The Confirmation Class of Ryscavage, RTO 8, Coventry; lage U accepting enrollment in Admitted Tuesday: Albina chase school needs not provided By WILLIAM GOE Women’s dub will conduct a Trinity Covenant Church will Cub Scout Olyippic Day, post­ James Morton, Mt. Vernon Dr., LUMBER a new' public aervlce program poned last Sunday because of for in the education budget. (Herald Reporter) bake sale tomorrow In conjunc­ reheau-se fo r Sunday's C onfir­ Members of the Army Ic Navy Mayo, Hartford Turnpike, Ver­ and James Glynn, Ward St., that w^l start in the fall. It rain,, will be held this Sunday tion with the Manchester Gai^ mation tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. at Club will sponsor a tag sale non; Debra Raymer, Bancroft .both Rockville; Eileen Flannel- There will be booths for the COMPANY ia desired for high schbed The Planning and Zoning Oommission is slated Mon­ from 1 to 4 p.m. at Mt Nebo. ly, Hilton Dr., South Windsor; den Club'> annual Spring Plant the church. June 12 from 10 a.m. to 0 p.m. sale of home-baked food, vdilte graduates planning to enter the day to continue discussions with developers Sol Lavitt June 6 has been set as the new Rd., and Stanley Tarasek, Irene Boudreau, Thompson St., elephant itenis, games and Sale from 10 a.m . to 1 p.m . in a at the clubhouse on Main St. field of 'social service, and per­ and James McCarthy on their controversial application rain date. Brooklyn St., both Rockville; Geraldine Kljowskl, Rau St., books, bedding planto. Jewelry, Bolton Notch, Conn. vacant lot at Lenox and Blast Manchester Rod and Gun Everything will be accepted ex­ sons working . in social service Sam Cor, Plnney St., Elling­ Edward Evoy, Hurlburt Rd., hand-made items, as well as for a change to CUD Zone of 270 acres o ff Keeney St. Center Sts. Those wishing dona­ dub spring clean up day post­ cept old clothes. For more in­ areas who wish to improve their The meeting will be at 7:80 ------ton; Barbara Remensnyder, Jam es Clancy, B ox 184, and gomes and movies for the chil­ career opportunities. tions picked up may contact poned due to Inclement weather Grade 7 Youth Instruction formation contact Marty Oon- p.m in the Municipal BuUding amount of frontage Class of 21ion Evangelical Lu­ derlno o f 460 Keeney St. or Rus­ Hayes Dr., Vernon; Viola Sou- Ronald Palmer, Pinney St., all dren. It will Include liberal arts Mrs. John Fletcher Jr. of 76 will be Sunday at 8 a.m. at the . Lunch will be served in the OPEN A U DAY hearing room and is open to highway. Clubhouse, Daley Rd., Coven­ theran Church will meet tomor­ sell Mathlason of 78 F lorence der, Weigold Rd., Tolland; Bet­ Rockville; Crystal Gerrick and and sciences courses, supportive Irving St. or Mrs. Alfred Kargl, cafeteria from 11 am. to 1 p.m. the public. Townspeople, hoW' _In other business, the PZC try. Dltmer will be served. row at 9:30 a.m. at the church. St. sy St. Clair, Catherine Dr., son. Gall Dr., Ellington., social sciences, and skill 166 Ferguson Rd. ever. wlU not have an opportu- a proposal by SATURDAY courses. One sp^alized career nlty to speak since their com­ courM will be given in each Town Manager Robert B. Weiss ments were received by the to lease some town acreage semester of the Brat year, and commtssiem at its March 1 hear- two courses in each semester , „ off Tolland Tpke. abutting Al- ^ appllcaUoon., More Building Systems for star- Phone 649-5201 of the second year. The cur­ than 400 turned out fo r that ag^ _ of concrete castingB made riculum will include intemahlp meeting with a large majority ^"the compiiy Oakburne at cooperating aoclal agencies. of those speaking voicing op- ’Successful completion of the posiUon. Cash & Carry two-year program of study 20 lbs. leads to an associate in science The proposed zone change Three Join MMH degree and prepares the indi- would create a totally planned Specials 'vidual for entrance into the "small village” community in 15-Year Oub 3 Ply fields of public w d f^ , anti- an area presently zoned Resi­ Charcoal 48-9UART dence AA and Rural Residence. Construction poverty and community action Three new melmbers of the If grranted, the CUD (Com- program s, geriatric InatitutlcHia, pr^e^lve U r b an"~Deveiop- Fifteen Year Club at Manches- Briquets child care institutlcms and fam­ THERMOS ily service agencies. ment) Zone created would per- ter Memorial 2 mit mixed residential, bust honored last night at the annual 31”xl7”xl2‘^” TYie program was developed o o B o a ness, and Industrial uses with­ dinner for employes held in the COOLER over two years by James O. in the site. Popular Make Tatro, director of the social new dining room. Folding Fibre Foot Locker The preliminary land use wUh 4-qt. Matohlng Jne science and public service di­ The three are MU» Bridget vision; Mrs. SleanOr Ooltman, study submitted by the devel- Tables 3 Speed Fan opers at the hearing proposed Rooney and Robert Pasternack, Req. 36.95 NOW chairman of the social science and 1.19 department; Thomas P. Con­ an eventual popidatlon o f 4,200. 6oUi o f ithe Laboratory D epait- No detailed plan of develop- mertt; and Mrs. Claire Roy, BELOW COST! nors, assistant dlrectm’ of ca­ ment was Included. Nursing. They were presented Chairs reer programs; and a 17-mem- 12.44 The commission wUl seek at 16-year pins by Donald Avery, 12.88 ad'Vlaory council. The council standard 30'A” the Monday session to learn director posed its m eeting tonight at 7:30 at * Du Font's certification mark trim. terproof, shock resistant. HOUSE C 9 5 Eind Mrs. Francis Danaher, ship Is open to young men and policy; 39 per cent are not in­ program is to develop msmage- the Hope Valley area have been forty-nine" and filed in the Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam Drinkuth, toe change, some indicated Keeney St. School. Boys eight MOUNT O wom en in G rades 7-12. Fhiplls cluded in a retirement program, ment systems which will enable working on restoring the build­ Town Office BuUding, the Mr. and Mrs. Craig Rowley, they wanted another chance to years old or in toe third grade LAWN 7P9S now enrolled in sixth grade are and 41 per cent o f wom en are hospitals to deliver the best pa­ ing which was constructed in trustees of the orlgfinal Mr. and Mrs. Brad Batson, Mr. study toe site. Part of toe lit&d wishing to join the pack may 3 Popular Vitamins SIZE / Invited to the meetihg. not entitled to maternity leave 7 Ft. 8 Rib Automatic tient care at the lowest cost, 1849 for the Wesleyan Methodist church and their successors and Mrs. A1 Billard and family. is swampy, and a question was register at tonight’s meeting ac- Wednesday, a JVL patch will with re-employment rights. according to university offi­ Church. "guarantee that said house shall A lso, M r. and M rs. WUUam raised at toe hearing concern- companled by their parents. Cranklift Umbrella cials. This was the third house of ever be a free house.” Peowski, Mr. and Mrs. J< ^ La- 20-QAL GALV. Kenney has been admlplstni- woadiip built by the Methodists Thus it may be ^egsUy used Vaks, Lloyd Gray, Fred Wythe tor at 'Manchester Memorial in Hebron. The first meeting by any religious organization and the entire Horton family. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1971 PAGE S^^^rTEN PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1971, dles lit with reverence and Joy,” Catholic artist .Corita Kent, a Peanuts cartoon children en­ ley Psirllman of 180 Scott Dr. He told the court Oazley had Tolland County Superior^Court Spring Church Conventions g^d a Baptist banner. Another, former nun. couraging a sad dog. Snoopy; Cheerleaders In case of rain, tryouts will uflSrrDRuir Tolland County been married shortly before he Town Pay Talks more cryptically said, "People ' It also came in the tide of psy- “Smile! Jesus loves you.” be Sunday at 1 p.ni. at the Governors Rebuke entered the prognun, had a Job TV Tonight are Hke artificial flowers— chadellc patterns and old colors Another showed a iqillt figure Get Tryouts Buckley School. PARKADE and is working with an organ­ Ready to Submit Aglow with Festive Colors Superior Court tor Comi^ete Ustinga. Beautiful but plastic.” of the modern youth culture. of a man and said, “Come to­ Tryouts for the cheerleaders OPEN ization in Hartford called Three Draw Prison Terms The mood ordiriarlly is fai^pe- The banners ringing the Unit­ gether.” To Fact Finding See Saturday’s TV Week By GEORGE W. CORNELL "Uve! Care!” urged another. of the Manchester kfidget foot­ Red>Letter Day |7j45A.M.lo 10 P.M. Five youths were sentenced "HELP.” AP Reilgion Writer fuUy lu^ipy, reflecting the re­ ed Presbyterians were made by “Help! said another. “Bridge ball teams will be tomorrow at Oil Firm Speaker 'William Joseph Renaud, 18, of •Also: A day that is fortunate or on either drug charges or breaks ’Hie contract negotiations be­ In Beating of Rockville Man ROCHES’TOR, N.Y. (AP) — cent theological emiihasis on the atq[>roximately 80 congrega­ the everybody gap,” 1 p.m. at the Buckley School auspicious is called a “red-let­ directly caused by drug addic­ Glenstone Dr., Vernon was sen- Site (l> remr “Do something beautiful.” that tMpect of Christianity. Ac­ tions . in the Genessee Valley Many of the baWiers depicted BOSTON un — New England we are talking about foreign im.- (18) WUd WUd West (C) CSiurch coiivenUons this spring on Venum St. ter day” in allusion to the (Tus- —------tion yesterday in Tolland Coun­ tehced to serve, concurrently, tween {he town and Local 991 tin Burge, represented Arthur “This is our Father’s world.” tually the burist of colorful em­ presbytery. Each of them the Holy l^ r it through symbols governors dueled verbally with ports is because we want to ih- (88) Addam* Family The three Hartford men are breaiking out in new wild These same celebratlve tones The tryouts will be open to tom of marking holy days, i or _ _ i -i a i a representative of the oil. in­ crease the supply .and lower the ty Superior Court. 18-months to four-year sentences will go to fact-finding soon. (48) MoHale’a Navy Brainard, 23, and cited bis four blems Is a resurgence of an old turned out at least one. of fire, wind or a descending girls who will be 10 years old at Somers State Prison on each 5:85 (48) Weather Watch (C) charged in the beating of John slashes of color, spontaneous art and uninhibited symbolism, saints’ days, in the' old calendar jKCUCi Jtl.6FfllC | A ria dustry today over oil Imports price.” ^ Wayne J. Malnvllle, 20, of 903 ; Town Manager Robert Weiss 5:88 (88) OUllBaa’e Iilaad (C) years service in the Marine medieval cl^irch pracltlce when ’Ihe Rev. Jim Richard- dove. Many others stressed a before Sept. 1 and will not be with red letters. of* two counts of bresdcing and Tomko in February were each and. festive banners. swarming with doves, flowers, and fuel prices. ^ Jones said he belleyes atomic Center St., Manchester was de­ received a letter ’Tuesday from (48) W hat\ My LiaeT (C) Corps including 13 months in "Arise!” “Joy!” "To live is to Christian processions were lav­ Hughes, chairman of the deco­ peace theme. 14 before Dec. 1. scribed as being a “textbook entering with criminal Intent, a 6:88 (8-8-88-48) Weather — Sports sentenced yesterday to serve 18 fire, cdlve branches, crosses, ishly adorned and churches rations committee, said the ban­ "Keep your faith al'ways to­ The cheerleaders are spon­ ‘•'We’ve been hearing the energy will be an Important the State (Board of Me^atlon aad New* (C) Vietnam as being in his favor. dance.!’ p r a ji^ hands, lightning txdts same record for so long that our part of New England’s power case” of what the legislature count of larceny, three of for­ (18) Candid Camera months to four years in the He also described Brainard as were hung inside with bormers ners were intended to reflect the ward the sunshine and shadows sored by the Women’s Aux­ and Arbitration contalnlngr the (88) To TeU the Trath (C) Ihese were among the exu­ and dancing figures have deco­ patience is running out,” said suwily by 1988, had in mind in providing tor gery and two counts of theft state prison at Somers. having led a deprived life and from the celling. churchs’ rejoicing in faith, de­ will fall behind you,” one ad­ iliary of the Manchester Midg­ treatment in dealing with of a motor vehicle. names of three fact-finders. 6:85 (48) 77 SnnMt Strip berant notes proclaimed in big rated other recent church gath­ MassachusetUi C!ov. Francis W. “It must supply a very impor­ 8:88 (8) Newi with Waiter Cro*- said he was the youngest of 11 bright cloth hangings surround­ Some old churches in Bhirope spite the trials cuid tribulsitlans vised. et Football Association. crimes committed to support a Renaud was also given a kus- Union officials also received a kite (C) A special pubits defender erings, both Protestant and Ro­ the times. “We have a sus­ The practice session wUl be Sargent. ' tant part of the picture, espe­ (8) New* orith H.K, Smith children. ing Rochester’s War Memorial still are. And the (nistom is drug habit. pended sentence of five to six copy of the names. spoke for each man before he man Catholic. at the Buckley 8cho(ri and g;irla "We’ve been to4d that we cially in New England where aad Harry Beaaoaer (C) Probation continuing from a Auditorium where the nation’s It was the decor a week ag;o being picked ftp in some Ameri­ taining hope,” he said. “We should not be dependant on for­ years on a count of sale of can­ Both parties . must submit (18) Dick Van Dyke was sentenced by Judge Paul must deal wlta the real world as Natilonal Anthem returning from a previous year you have the sericus debits of Special Public Defender Ed­ (C) one-to-three year prison sen­ United Presbyterians currently at the American Baptist Con­ can churches wanting to put eign Imports and then there’s a siQiply and distribution. ward Y. O’Conn/ell said the nabis-type drugs with two years their preference for a fact- (88 88) NBC New* men and women full of expec- “'Ihe Star-Spangled Banner,” of cheering must attend the try­ DBMOIISniAIION Ifhider within five days. If there 7:88 (8) Golden Voyace (C) J. Driscoll. They said the de­ tence suspemled last July was are meeting. vention in the Minneapolis Audi­ more sparkle and festivity into shortage. He urged more local oU refin­ many breaks committed by the probation to follow the first (8) Trath *r CoHCqsaice* (C) their wOTship. tency. In Christ we know that written by Francis Scott Key outs. is no mutual selection, one will (18) What’* H y UneT (C) fendants contended the attack revoked for Brainard and that "A curtain ivall dlT^Stors told Weiss to 18:88 (18) Hartford Talk-In (C) FUEL OIL »iltl evident that we had irreversibly least 10 years before any seri­ negotiate for a package whose 11:98 (8-8-18-88-88-48) News Special Public Defender Law­ counts of breaking and enter­ lems he said the pre-sentence Weather aad Sport* (C) rence Klaczak described the at­ GASOLINE put ourselves in the hands of ous supply of oil can come from ing and one count of possession report was the kind “that makes total Increase was about 6 per 11:85 (3) Movie ' 6 6 couid saveyou a bundle foreign supplies,” Jones said. fields off the New England cent. 11:88 X88-S8) Tonight Show d o h a » tack as a spontaneous thing” of narcotics. ’The other counts a defense attorney talk to him­ Carson (C> and said his client George Rob­ Maine Gov. Kenneth M. Curtis coast. were either nolled or he wasn’t self.” He said it appeared not (18) Merv Griffin Show (C) BANTLY OIL said oil companies are contin­ He rejected suggestions that a presented on them. (848) Dick Cavett Show (C) inson, 21, had been drinking. DODRE DEMOR IFORT MURE Seu v u ? to be a drug dependency case, 1:88 (8) With This Bing (C) Special Public Defender Ab­ COMPANY, INC. NEWFORT uing to make profits while common oil market be set up Judge Paul J. Driscoll stress­ although there was some ex­ Lawrence Guest (88-48) New* — Prayer aad Artsmatic, p*mr If nMMf Tiwyi V^ylHHnrE IQ Rl*^* WQUMf wlraVI IQwQr PIQ Leun all about Dataun’a “there has been too little con­ with eastern Canada, which en­ perimentation, and stated that Sign Off (C) bott Schwebel said that his 8 ^ >M* iiM ed that incarceration didn’t pre­ 1:15 (8) Newsctqie (C) client, John J. Freeman Jr., 21, 331 Main Street wMtwratlf, Me. Stack iKMXWt extras: cern for companies that have joys lower oil prices. ’The lower clude treatment sind that the he felt the boy’s problems Of MD Chapter 8:85 (8) New* — Prayer and 8i| M.891I. had to pay higher prices for prices, he said, result from de­ were as much a fault of the Off had also been drinking and has Tel. 649-4595 • Ovariiead cam engine commissioner of corrections actually been an alcoholic since *3595 oil.” pendence on foreign sources. can move inmates as he choos­ system as anything, that he’s Arnold Lawrrence, 671 Porter Edncatlonal TV (84) Rockville 875-3274 • Front disc brakM He said paper companies in “You can’t be r-ompletely de­ been sent to Meriden and Chesh­ Friday, Hay 81 the age of 10. He said after • Fully independent es. He sentenced Malnvllle to St. was the guest speaker at drinking all day he was t(X) •his state have had a hard time pendent on the world supply of serve tin indefinite term at ire and that neither has good yoga Everyone B SPECIAL PURCHASE ★ BIR DISCOUNTS ★ lin '8 leer auqienakm paying the higher costs. crude,” Jones said, “Some the annual meeting of the i Insight (C) 610 2-Door Bodka Cheshire on one count of lar­ facilities nor treatment, ^d “The Ballad of Alma Gei^ . rouui*s8eo*aNin* DA*TSAAunelo>TAi> • Whitevndle, front Gov. Thomas J. Mesklll of countries will Jack up the ceny, gave suspended one-year now, for Renaud, such a rec­ Greater Hartford Chapter of loyne" R M AVER ICK 2 Dr Sedan Connecticut said, ‘"nie reason price.” ord at age 19 Is “unbelievable.” I Coarse of Our Times B (C) buckets prison sentences on each of two the Muscular Dystrophy Asso­ "Churchill and the Salvation 70 PLYM . $2495 66 DODGE $B9S 69 DOD^E $19951 He said it was difficult to of Britain" Drive a Datam... counts of larceny and two ciation held last Wednesday at PRE-SCHOOL* KINDERGARTEN teacher for Roadrunner. 383 v-8, 4- Polara 2-Door Hardtop. Swinger 340 2-Dr. Hardtop. BASE PRICE figure and who seek help at the counts of breaking and enter­ argue against incarceration and I NET Playhouse (C) RAH, automatic, PS. thea dedde. PRODUCT OP asked the court to provide for the New Britain Memorial Hos­ Biography: "Dante Gabriel the September 1971 sessions will be at the COM­ on-the-floor. 4-on-tiie-floor. SSAN Secretary hospital Initially regard the ing with criminal intent and pital. Roasettl" treatment as a Joke. ’They are concurrent three-to-four year a psychiatric examination and i Masterpiece Theater B (C) 69 DODGE $1595 Laivrence, a member of the "The Convict" MUNITY DAY SCHOOL, 40 Pitkin St., Manches­ 67 DODGE $11951 *2175.00 led to a slot machine, given prison sentences on each of all whatever help is available. 67 C H R Y S . $1295 Dodge Swinger. 6-cyllnder, SELECT USED CARS Judge Driscoll agreed and ex­ Governor’s Committee on Em­ ter, Conn,, to discuss the program with any inter­ nicely equipped. Dart 274 4-Dr. 6-cyl., auto. Of Army “play” coins, and asked to spec­ the other counts, numbering 24. ployment of the Handicapped, Newport 4-Door Sedan. ify how severe a shock they The total effective suspended pressed the feeling there would liong ested parents, on: be treatment available at Som­ spoke about that organization's Swan 6B CHRYS. $1695 67 RAMB. $B95| NO CHAN4SES IN THE SIMPLE MACHINE., loneuDA wish. Most start at 20 volts and prison sentence Is three to eight 30 years of effort in creating a 4-Door Station Wagon. 6- Plymouth Barracuda 2-Dr. Resigns when they find this has little ef­ years with two years of proba­ ers. The belief that a dying swan TUES., May 25 .... 10:00-12:00 a.m. 67 V O LK S. $1095 Newport, 2-D(X)r Hardtop. 19C7 OPEL favorable climate for employ­ sings a beautiful song arose be­ Factory air conditioning. cylinder, standard trans. Hardtop. Grand Coty>e. (Continued from Page One) fect ask for 90 volts. tion to commence after he . Fatal Accident WED., May 26 ___ 2:00- 4:00 p.m. M AVERICK 4 Dr Sedan Wagem. 4-speed, 4-cyl., V-8, console, automatic, ment of the physically and men­ hind the curtain of prehistory. g(xxl nuinlng ideal run­ serves his sentence at Cheshire A fine of $500 on a charge tally handicapped, and the in­ THUR., May 27 .... 10:00-12:00 a.m. power steering, radio, criticism, not only as a result of or completes parole. of negligent homocide was im­ Today, “swan song” is used to around car. ww’s, custom vdieels, the Vietnam war but also over ternational effort in eliminating describe the final production of Donald Collette, 25, of Staf­ posed on Keith M. Way, 19, of Registrations will be accepted. BASE PRICE super sharp. Metallic blue the service club scandals and its Frog Hollow Rd., Ellington as architectural barriers to the an artist or musician, or the with blue interior. surveillance of civilians. One of ford Springs was sentenced to handicapped. end of a period. CHORCHES Directors serve one year in Jail concur­ the result of a fatal accident * 2 2 3 5 . 0 0 • 9 9 5 ^ 4 9 5 M Resor’s final actions was to or­ rent on each of three counts in­ last summer. The victim was I DODC8 I OF MANCHESTER rcrorsia der the demotion of a two-star Comment cluding sale of controlled drugs, a close friend of Way and general who commanded the in­ possession of controlled drugs Judge Driscoll agreed with 19C9 VW 1907 BUIGK fantry division during the My and possession of narcotics Atty. Lawrence Klaczak that he N OAKUND STRUT. MANCHESTER 643-2791 Model 1 1 3 , immaculate, Lai massacre in 1968. had already suffered from the one owner, 12,000 original convertible. Bucket seats, Session (heroin). He also received a EXCEPT FOR A COUPLE OF EXTRA DOORS... miles,, radio, ww tires, auto., PS, radio, ww tires, suspended flve-to-six-year pris­ personal tragedy and that a black/red Interior. dark green. A petition signed by 91 resi­ on sentence on a charge of sale Jail sentence would serve no dents of the Woodbrldge-Porker of narcotics (heroin) and two purpose, and neither is proba­ Grocery years probation. tion needed he decided, based FLOOR COVERING Sts. area requesting the in­ * 1 6 9 5 stallation of a traffic control at The court was told it was a on the boy’s record. The fine * 1 6 7 5 .. KELLY ROAD — VERNON OIRjOLE Costs Up the intersection Woodbrldge St., casual sale, that Collette is not was the maximum allowable M AVER ICK Grabber 1967 M lO K Parker St., Green Rd., Bretton a seller, that he is on a metha­ under the statute. 648-7370 (NEXT TO THE FARM SHOP) m-7370 Rd., and Helaine Rd. was sub­ done program of some sort but Pleas entered in court yester­ If's The Truth! Moriarty Brothers Has 1905 FORD Skylark 2-Door Htp. GB- In April gets off it at times. day included a plea of guilty AREA'S LARGEST COMPLETE FLOOR COVERING STORE BASE PRICE 400, bucket seats, console, mitted to town directors last automatic, PS, radio, vi­ (Continued from Page One) night. David Gnutti, 19, of Stafford by Michael A. Galati of 626 A Car and A Price Far Everyone! Galaxie 600 2-Dr. Htp. V-8, Springs was sentenced to serve Windsor Ave., Windsor accused OPEN: MON. THRU FRI. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. — SATURDAY 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. * 2 3 5 4 . 0 0 auto., PS, radio, wws, nyl roof. was due to Increases in fresh The petition claims the sys­ aqua, black Interior. tem is “necessary to protect one year in Jail concurrently on of burning Insured property, a fruit and vegetable prices. one count of possession of mari­ boat owned by him and valued Brand New “Prices of beef and veal, ce­ vehictUar and pedestrian traffic which uses this intersection juana, two counts of breaking at over $5,000. real and bakery products and and entering a dwelling in the Mrs. Elaine Ayers, of Revere, CAHPET LINOLEUM CERAMIC TILE | FORMICA lo b dairy products increased in­ dally.” daytime and one count of lar­ I I 19H ...AND A LITTLE MORE JAZZ... 1907 PLYM. m stead of declining as they usual­ The petition was received by Mass, and formerly of Vernon ceny between $260 and '$2,000. Garden Apts., was allowed to Midget Roadster. 4-speed, ly do in April,” the report alr/j Directors Donald Wells, William (inuttl was also given a sus­ Fury m Conv. V-8, auto., wire wheels, radial ply said. Diana and Jon Norris at a pub­ pended flve-to-slx-year prison plea no contest on a charge of Mercury (...AND A TREMENDOUSLY SMALL DEAL) PS, radio, yeUow. tires, radio, tonneau cover. Prices of pork and eggs lic comment session in the Mu­ sentence concurrent on each of embezzlement by agent involv­ White. dropped more than usual for the nicipal Building. Wells and Di­ two counts of sale of narcotics ing rent money she allegedly ana are Republicans; Norris is took while acting as manager (Dan. fiJbstn CaJtpsd month, it added. and one count of sale of can- * 1 6 9 5 Restaurant prices rose four- a Democrat. nabls-type drugs and probation of the Vernon Garden Apart­ * 1 7 9 5 tenths of one per cent, about the Three residents of the Oak­ for two years. ments. The reason for the plea YOUR CHOICE same as in March, it said. land Ter. area also appeared Away From Drugs was disagreement over the SATURDAY, MAY 22nd ^^1 F O R D Except for a decline in mort­ at the session to ask that Bea­ Special Public Defender Leo amount taken. She is accused of Velvet Plush gage interest rates, there were con St., Oakland Ter. and Glea­ B. Flaherty Jr. told the court taking over $11,000. $ ri.9 8 DE CORMIER continued rises for most con­ son St. be paved. One of the that Gnutti has been away from Gerald Rogowskl, 24, of 1 Shag MEET THE DAN RIVER CARPET sumer services Including auto­ three specified that he felt the drugs during time he’s spent in West St., Rockville pleaded guil­ Sq. Yd. COMET MOTOR SALES Ine. mobile insurance, property in­ abutting property owners should Jail but he said he was a heavy ty to two counts of possession Sculptured REPRESENTATIVE AT OUR STORE DILLON FORD OPEN TONITB TILL tiM P.BL surance, natural gas, medical not have to contribute toward user of marijuana at the age of of controlled drugs. Hie state (GLOSIID mn U D A T * BATCBDAT HVWMING services and transit fares, the this work. 14, progressed through LSD and 24IOOR 319 Main Street. Manchester — 643-2145 nolled two counts of sale of can­ 285 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER report said. A member of the Redwood “other things” until he was us­ nabis-type drugs. ARMSTRONG Some 72,000 workers will re­ Farms Homeowners Association ing 10 to 20 bogs of heroin u SEDAN 643-4165 ceive pay increases from their day. Ralph B. Martin of Stafford VINYL ASBESTOS expressed opposition to the CUD Mercury’s better idea for a small car cost-of-living clauses in labor “He’s only 19" the attorney Springs pleaded guilty to three LINOLEUM zone proposed for land off counts of forgery involving comes in two sizes. The 2-door sedan is contracts based on the govern­ Keeney St. said and concurred with the 12" X 12" TILE built on a 103-lnch wheelbase and seats Prices Start A t ment price index. They range checks sent to him by mistake A resident of Armory St. com­ state’s attorney’s recommenda­ four adults comfortably. The 4-door sedan from two cents an hour to $11.00 tion which he said was motivat­ bearing a similar name. Sen­ RUGS with a 109.9 inch wheelbase is slightly per month for various groups. plained of cars which block his tencing on this and the three driveway. He claimed the cars ed by the hope of rehabilitation larger and will seat five without difficulty. Another II.IXX) workers with although no specific program at preceding cases is scheduled for $ f i . 9 S There’s reasonable luggage space, too. In escalator clauses in their con­ belorfgpd to tenants of a pro­ July 1. fact, there are a lot of things you get with CADILLAC fessional building. He said the Brooklyn or elsewhere was tracts will get no further in­ Arthur M. Hayes, 64, of New Per Case the Mercury Comet you don’t wet with Authorized road is too narrow and sug­ mentioned. other small cars. Distinction Is one of tivem. OLDSMOBILE | creases because they have al­ iSuspended one-year sentences Britain pleaded innocent to Each ready received the maximum gested that there be no parking 9x12 48 Square Feet P er Case The Comet has Its own bold fixHit grille and Sales and Service on either side of the street. and probation lor two years counts of breaking and enter­ powerdome hood design. The rear end P O N T I ^ S C R A X T O ^ amounts specified in their ing with criminal intent and treatment Is unique andYeatures Montego- agreements. Two couples and a woman were imposed on two other resident of the Burnham St.- youths. larceny between $260 and $2,000. style taiUamp. A handy repair manual is Croft Dr. area complained of David 'W. Kolesinskl, 19, of 68 Since he is in Jail an early trial availabte for do-it-yoursel$s. dust which blows across their Grand Ave., Rockville was pre­ assignment was agreed upon WEVE Groovy Specials — Groovy Tonus — Groovy Prices Shock Cure property from access roads to sented on two substitute counts possibly next week. He is ac­ CERAMIC TILE SPECIAL WE’VE tobacco fields near their homes. of possession of cannabis-type cused of breaking into the 1971 PEMONSTOATOR SALE!! U sed On They claimed the dust harms drugs. Assistant State’s Atty. Blackledge Country Club in He­ THArS RIGHT FOLKS. CHECK THESE GROOVY DEALS GOT their paint and prevents them Donald P. Caldwell said he felt bron. GOT Early release was granted to Up To 100 Sq. Ft. — Completely Installed 1— 1971 MONTEREY STATION WAGON from opening some of their Kolesinskl was being given a • S P E C IA L # • SPECIAL • • SPECIAL • Gamblers windows. break by being allowed to plea Edward R. Kelly, 19, of Wllll- SERVICE The woman resident of the mantlc, sentenced March 11 to C A O / O FF ON A TUB ENCLOSURE WITH TERMS 60 CADILLAC Coupe De- SYDNEY, Australia (AP) — to the lesser chanrges and rec­ D U / O EACH CERAMIC INSTALLATION 60 OADHLAC Calais Se­ 08 CADILLAC Sedan De- Sydney is a gambling-happy area also complained that the ommended that he serve 30 days serve four months for breaking 2— 1971 MONTEGO MX STATION WAGONS Ville. G

MERCURY Monterey, Complete Electron­ said that town trucks and men to him.” He doubted that fur­ “We decided to give this a try ther time would make any fur­ was sent there in March. CONGOLEUM NO WAX 2>Door Hardtop. Black vi­ 70 PONTIAC Bonny Wag­ blue, 2-Dr. Hardtop, black ic Tune-up & Engine should not be used in these Her attorney told the court Preparation nyl roof, auto., PS. on. White, O-poss, auto., vinyl roof, auto., PS, PB, Mdien the usual psychiatric drives. ther impression. Analysis fine, labor) method and pills didn’t work. she was determined to see to Extra V-8, PS, PB, P. rear win­ very clean car. 61495 ’The man claimed that Rt. 6 Judge Driscoll, although not SHINYL VINYL $796 $219$ We believe the success rate to pleased by the boy’s work rec­ it that her child is not addict­ dow, all new •aoiMg Replace points, be around 60 per cent.” is still being used as a race­ ed. She is four months preg­ COMPLETELY INSTALLED UP TO 9x12 AREA tires. awwVD way. He also told the directors ord accepted the recommenda­ nant. plugs, condenser, People are generally in tion of defense counsel and ord­ MORIARTY that he was against the addi­ She was given a suspended 68 Veliswagen fuel filter, P C V d e ^ r a te straits before they ered strict adherence to the 70 CHEVY Impala 2-Dr. 67 OLDS Cutlass, tan, 2- tion of nine holes to the Man­ six-month sentence in connec­ Fastback w/sunroof, low 68 OLDS Cutlass. Green, Hardtop. Gold, auto., PS, valve, set up engine. seek treatment. chester Country Club. terms of probation. Dr. Hardtop, black vinyl “They vary from a lawyer tion with her involvement in a CARPET TILE INDOOR - OUTDOOR CARPET miles, groovy. 4-Door Sedan, auto., PS, PB, radio, air cond., all roof, auto., PS, PB, radio, ’Treatment Completed break at the Country Squire PB, radio, fac- M A A C Reg. $19.95 spending hundreds of dollars a Another young man presented 12” X 12” new whitewall 6 2 6 4 5 extra clean buy, 6 14 06 week on the machines to an eld­ Picks Assifftant Restaurant, and will be on 12 FT. ROLLS WITH RUBBER BACK tory air, 1 owner. w lW w for sentencing had voluntarily probation for two years. SELF STICK BACK now$13jS0 erly woman losing her pension NEWTON, Mass. (AP) — Bob completed five months drug REC; 9 9 9 9 NOW M 9 9 BROTHERS Pins Parte money on them and going hun­ Zuffelato, the new head basket-, treatment at Valiance House at D Sq. Yd. Sq. Yd. gry' as a result,” Dr. Koller ball coach at Boston (College, the Norwich State Hospital. Escaped Bombing REG. 69* EA. NOW 39* EA. said. has picked Tom MctJorry, 30, an Richard Bazley, 22, of 15 Can­ Lincoln - Mercury - Jeep “(Poklea,” as slot machines assistant at Sacred Heart Col­ Although the famous Christ­ non Rd., East Hartford was church Cathedral at Canter­ are' called here, keep most of lege in Bridgeport, Conn., to sentenced on one count of break­ 316 OBlNllEIt Hr. M A N C H E 8T K B the big clubs in funds in New bury, Englahd, was a target for help him lead the Eagles. ing and entering with criminal German bombers during World SCRANTON MOTORS Cadillac South Wales, the only state in McCorry, a former Manhattan Intent, involving taking $32 from War H, It was not directly hit. Australia .where they are legal. star and New York CJlty high a cigarette machine to pay for Nearby buildings, however, VERNON FLOOR COVERING 643-5135 Last year income to the non­ school coach, was named assist­ a “fix” of heroin. were destroyed. T

Kellenis Travels A.C Seward Jr., Daughter Bom Marin General Hospital with to the regulation chow in next crossed Autumn St. at the - Doc ^Better’ Am ex Chief her husband at U p.m. Tliurs- summer’s week of camp at “ LOWIBST” point of the ceme­ Hduse Buries SST day to await the birth. The baby BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AF) To California Ex-U.N. Officer, HEADQUARTERS FOR To Svetlana . Nlantic. tery, the letters “ LO" were loet NEW YORK (AP) — Paul arrived at 2 :80 a.m. Then something began to look in the printing so. it read at the — Mllbum Stone, “ Doc Mrs. Peters issued this state­ A d a m s” on television’s Koiton, 47, who has been ex­ SAK RAFAEL, Calif. (AP) — strange. Although the crowds “ WBJST” part of the cemetery. BITUMINOUS In Tax Battle Dies at Norwalk ment from her hospital bed; ecutive vice president o i the Svetlana Peters, the daughter of were the same size tuid the ex­ Of course it is at the extreme ^ith Crippliug Jab “Gunmoke," says ,-he is re­ “I’m very happy to have a American Stock Exchange late Russian premier Josef Sta- penses had not increased, the eastern bounds^, and O.C. was covering from heart surgery LOS ANGELES ■ — VI- NORWALK (AP)—The reUred TO m r healthy and pretty child. This WASHINGTON (AP) — Glv- . vien Kellems, a 76-year- old since 1962, will take over as Un, gave birth early today to a growth of the company treasury prepared for the . corrections, Senators who had been wait­ at a rate that should permit deputy director of general serv­ pretty girl makes another ing up its fight to bring the ing around to take Oongreas’ fi­ him to be seen in the series Connecticut woman, brought her president June 17- Iwalthy seven-pound nine-ounce had slowed down to an alarm­ but none came. DRIVEWAYS ices for the United Naitions, Al- strong link between this country So it may well he that folks Americtui supersonic transport- nal vote on ending the SST de­ again by December. longtime crusade for tax relief He was chosen by the girl .whom she and her husband and myself.” ing degrree. Investigation dis­ Parking Areas • Gas Stations • Basketball Courts plane back to life, the House has Amex board of governors lln Carey Seward Jr., is deed named Olga. are so fed up with his stuff that velopment program immediate­ "I feel fine. Better than for single persons to California Mrs. Peters, who has two closed that a large part of the Now Booking for Seasonal Work thrown a closing punch over Mrs. Peters Is the wife o< Wil­ they are no longer interested. All Work Personally Supervised. We are 100% Insured. ly quit and went home. I’m supposed to,’’ Stone, 66, Thursday, saying “ the seat of Thursday to succeed Ralph at 62. grown children by a previous proceeds from basketball were how much to pay for the funer­ S. Saul, vdio has resigned" to liam Wesley Peters, chief archi­ ITiey could take that final ac­ said Wednesday at Univer­ power has moved to this state 'He died Wednesday at Nor­ marriage In the Soviet Union, COD^mTIONSL being diverted to someone’s al. tion today only by accepting the join the management of the tect of the Frank Lloyd W rl^t sity Hospital, where he had from Wall Street.” walk Hospital. and her husband reside' In In the old Wells St. Armory, other companies of the 1st personal assets. $97.3-milllon figure because the Investment banking firm of Foundation of Scottsdale, Arlz., Man Parachutes DeMAIO BROTHERS T r It rejected the Senate’s come for a checkup. Ina n off-the-cuff speech at He was administration (^ c e r Scottsdale, Arts. They have the entrance vestibule and dou­ Regiment. Each company had That was the end of Co.G.’s CALL 643-7691 . First Boston Corp. and, Spring Green, Wls. $166.8-million SST terminaticm House quit for the weekend and the Greater Los Angeles Press for the U.N. with mediation been staying with Peters’ sister, ble doors were wide enough to one field day each year at the basketball history. The players won’t even talk about a compro­ Koiton was vice president A family spokesman said In Plane Crash payment TTiursday night 167 to not formally concurred In the Club, Miss Kellems said she forces in Palestine in 1948-49. Margedant Haysdiawa and her permit the company to march range. organized as an Independent mise before Monday. and public relations director mother and daughter are doing 116 and approved $97.3 million Senate’s 68-37 Wednesday nlg^t intends to visit the California husband, S.I. Hayakawa, presi­ out .in column-of-squads. On the _ team, dropping the “ Co.” and OXFORD (AP) — A West Ha­ But although the House has of the New York Exchange In 1949-60 he was the chief of well. ^ In the opening years of this instead. death blow to the SST, House Legislature in Sacramento Mon­ dent of San Francisco State <3ol- east side o t It ven man parachuted to safety before Joining the Amex. the U.N. field' operations serv­ Mrs. Peters, 46, arrived at was the com- centui^" thew"" were "n ot"m M y “ The G leaders concede the fight is over day to talk to legislators there ice and was the drleotor of U.N. lege. pany’s lockers and stores in basketball teams. The south Team, to make a name, for It Thursday shortly before his about her campaign. The New York Stock Ex­ home-made plane crashed in the and lost. Purchasing and Transportation charge of Quartermaster Sgt. Manchester High School was self for a number of years , Special , '"The Senate’s action makes She maintained that single change Thursday re-elected woods near here. Robert W. Haack as presi­ Division from 1966-60. Joseph Sullivan. On the west about the only one In town, around Connecticut. It was no perfectly clear,” said House Ap­ pers(His should have the same State police identified the man dent for another one-year He was bom in Baltimore, was the ticket window and of­ probably l^cause only it had a longer necessary to use only propriations Chairman George tax breaks enjoyed by married as John Maloney, 46, and said LUBE - OIL - FILTER term. Md., and lived in Weston fice for the mahy entertain­ floor to play on, except the Co. G members so several were hop... H. Mahon, D-Tex., “ that the persons. She says ta^ laws sire ments and gatherings held dropped and replaced by better he was alone in the plane. He $3.29 LUBE A-1 OIL unfairly harsh on the unmar­ the last four years. He received hop... Armory, and most of the men SST, at the present time, is his AB degree from Johns there. Still farther west was a players mostly ex-high schocl was taken to Griffin Hospital in 1.79 (KLEENER FILTER) ried. there had never been intro- dead and cannot be revived." Hopkins University in 1931 and The Word Is OUT! flight of narrow stairs leading duced to the game. When a cou- sometimes hired semi-pros Derby and treated for minor then The Senate’s $155.8 million in­ Miss Kellems, of East -Had- Air Lab Backlog $5.08 + TAX FOR MOST CARS H W W m H served wtlh the U.8. Navy in pie of ex-high school olavers en- town. *•injuries, according to police. STOP! cluded repayment of $68.6 mil­ dam. Conn., told newsmen, “ I then I'i’ school players en- ., s World War n. Lynch Motors has a brand new shipment the vertlbule, etc. The spaces ^ to buy a has- The d lw y” between players Maloney was flying his plane, OTHER FILTERS SUGHTLY HIGHER At $33 Million STOP! lion risked by U.S. airlines. Sen­ can't very well tell the Cali­ He is survived by his widow, ta the long ^ were called and try to make up a «>e pay according to a report he gave OTHER OIL SLIGHTLY HIGHER ators called repayment a moral fornia Legislature what to do, BUFFALO (AP) — TTie Cor­ of the New Toyotos — Mrs. Leila Redgate Pierson the wings.” The west one was raw. but <^ommon then - state police, at 6,600 feet when obligation even if not a legal one but in my home state of Connec­ nell Aeronautical Laboratory SewEird; his son, Allin Carey used as a rifle range by using .. . expenses a game. We he put it into a nose dive to BUY YOUR OIL BY THE QUART OR CASE spelled out in contracts. ticut I can give them hell.” "We're Number Two" says it has a backlog of more Dward m of New York City, DO YOUR YARD .82 calber short pistol cartridges the unbounded enmuslMrn guaranteed visiting tfams only test the G-forces. AND SAVE ALSO But the House's $97.3 million She said there are 80 mllUcm See and Drive One af The in false chambers that fit tato that much per min. Seme dU The plane began to flutter, CASH AND CARRY OR PUT IN included only $12 mlUlon federal single taxpayers in the country than $33 million in research con­ and his sister, Helen P. Seward competition to the teams from cf Baltimore. the .80 caliber rifle’s chamber. ferent today, no doubt. according to the report, and Which Means We Have To SST shutdown costs and $85.3 and that she is urging those tracts. COUNTRY'S BEST SELLING the other companies of the regi­ Funeral services wUl be held W O RK A R E R Regulation ammunition was "fell apart” when he tried to million repayments required by who agree with her tax cam­ The Cornell University-owned LUXURY CARS only used on the outdoor ranges. ment, most of whom had al­ Well, friends, on April 16 we the contracts: $52.1 million to Friday at the Emanuel Eplsco- pull out of the dive and he then C O R O N ET A-1 ST A T IO N TRY HARDER! paign to mail used tea bags lab said $26 million is for fiscal l^ e n the gbvernment recalled ready had several years experi­ rounded out just a year that the Boeing Co. which was build­ peU Caiurcb in Weston. parachuted to safety. 568 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER to their congressmen as “ sort 1972, which "oegins July 1. About YO U BU Y— the .30/40 Krag. and issued the ence. O.C. has been sitting around the YES, WE’RE NUMBER TWO ing two SST prototypes and He left Bridgeport Airport at OPEN MON. - SAT. 7 A.M. - 10:30 P.M. A A jL M O O of a Boston Tea Party protest.” $6.6 million is for the remainder new .30-'06(.SO/44% It seems) Manchester was always a old cracker barrel with you, SUNDAY 8 A.M. - 10:30 P.M. E T lO ^ O # Q£> OPEL DEALER IN NEW ENGLAND! $33.2 miiiion to General Electric BUICK ELECTRA 22S 6:10 p.m. and police say the “ If you don’t drink tea, send of this fiscal year, and about the members of the com­ sport-loving town and turned and for his part he has enjoyed which was building the engines. DON'T WAIT! crash occurred about 6:30 p.m. coffee grounds,” she said. $2.6 mlUlon is marked for fiscal Stores Picketed 16 In Stock To Choose From! pany rifle team were permit­ out well to support the new it Immensely. He has made You Can Help Us Become Number One, In fact th? "House last week Miss Kellems said her invi­ 1973. ted to select their’s before the team. Victories out-of-town In- mistakes and appreciates the And We Can Help You To A Great D ei accepted only the $86.3 mUlion tation to visit Sacramento was Robert S. Kelso, the lab’s By Meat Cutters PRICES START AT — general issue. That was done_ creased local interest so that times they have been called__ to On A Great Car! —and then in a brief resurrec­ extended by Assemblyman Rob­ president, said contracts Include by pushing soft lead ,32 cal. other teams were brought his attention. That led him to STOP AND SEE THE OPEL 1900s... tion turned that burial fund into ert Cline, R-Woodland Hills. research in technical support BOSTON (AP) — Picket lines bullets through the barrels and ® beat, the crowds believe that someone was read­ SST revival money by a vote of She said California is impor­ went up around First National for the B l manned bomber, an- measuring them ■with micro- overflowed the limited audience ing with enough Interest to 201 to 197. tant in her crusade because it Stores in the greater Boston But the Senate stopped the tiballlstlc missile technology, meters to select the tightest apace. flke company’s treasury catch them, now is the nation’s most popu­ area Thursday in a strike of un­ bores. grew as never before. There However when he recently THE House drive cold Wednesday lous state and because of the penetration aids for aircraft, ion meat cutters. MORIARTY They were supposed to shoot were visions of plenty of extras wrote that the cemetery brook night with its third antl-SST frequency with which persons electronic warfare simulation Members of local 692 of the vote in a row and the most de­ and automotive safety studies. »1898 the most accurately, but even ______B-l-G of political prominence visit the Meat Cutters and Butcher they could easily mlM that big cisive one yei. state. He siiid the lab employes 1,173 Workmen’s Union voted over­ black spot that looked so small The White House gave up the Miss Kellems said Sen. Abra­ pei^le, down from 1,310 a year whelmingly Wednesday night to Let S&S show you how you can own one of BROTHERS at 1,000 yards, the longest range SST revival effort even before ham Ribicoff, D-Conn., has in­ ago. reject a proposed new contract. Headquarters For these top quality cars for less than you we ever fired. And we had to AIR CONDITIONED— 315 CENTER STREET— MANCHESTER ALL MODELS IN STOCK INCLUDING Wednesday’s Senate vote and troduced a bill that would vastly Cornell University has an-, The old agreement ran out travel down to Lake Saltonstall THE 1900 SPORT COUPE — MODEL 57 the House gave in Thursday, Improve the tax situation for nounced plans to sell the lab to May 8, but the union had contin­ dream possible! In Bast Haven for that, to quali­ ON THE LEVEL AT CENTER AND BROAD! With Automatic or 4 Speed Transmission ... largely on the basis of Boeing single persons. She says she EDP Technology Inc. of Wash­ ued negotiations over wages, SPECIALS fy for expert, because our own Board Chairman William H. Al­ agrees in part with the measure. ington, D.C. pensions and fringe benefits. ■» “RELIABLE” Demonstrators and Factory Executive Gars I range on Keeney St. had only len’s estimate that restarting She added that Rep. Wilbur Boat The Heat! the program would cost an ex­ Mills, D-Ark., has expressed in­ Available at Even Greater Savings!! 200-300-and 600-yds. ranges and Used Car Spofligbt" S .S BUICK tra $500 million to $1 billion. terest in her ideas. He heads no layout for the “ skirmish This would have been on top I run.’ ’ So most of the fellows the House Ways and Means Buy Now... “ New England’s Fastest Growing Bulck-Opel Dealer” AND MORE OF were deprived of the chance to of the original $1.7-bllllon cost 85 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER 649-4571 Committee. estimate—$1.3 bilUcoi federal The Ribicoff bill is si^eduled qualify for any more than YES, WE DO HAVE 1971 OPEL, 1900’s JEEP Wagoneer money and $400 million Industry for a hearing in September. "marksman” and “ sharpshoot­ $ave Money! 1968 OLDSMOBILE money—for building the two Miss Kellems is a registered THE SAME S^S BUICK er.” SST prototypes. Republican. Ee^nd^sFastest OievringBolok.OpdDeator” The team members were also 442 2-Door Hardtop. It’s sharp! It’s cool! favored by being allowed to It’s nice! It’s for the young (and not so Do you want to leave the road and see m BCAIN SISEET, MANCHESTER W IffTl places you never saw before? You can In y e s , w e d o h a v e U71 OPEL IMTe draw all the ammunition and ymmg) at heart! Beautifijl medium blue, targets thfiy wanted for prac­ with jet black vinyl roof. Nicely this four-wheel vehicle! Also Ideal for the ECONOMY equipp^ with radio, automatic trans­ sand dunes at Cape Cod this summer. tice on the range at anytime Sand finish with idnyl beige interior. it was not in scheduled use by mission in the sports console, power brakes, power steering,' power windows, Elqulpped with V-8 engine, radio, auto­ r i i i s This 69 OLDSMOBILE CONVERTIBLE whitewall fires, twin bucket seats plus matic transmission, power brakes, power used can s factory insUilled air conditioning. All steering, plus four brand new tires. This used car is Delta 88. 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ROCKVILLE S7S-33M M3-2485 pipvtxj Hewa-iwe LATesrr HCJBBCSf* STOjaV? MI&MIBS LET e O ftS L B SPflAaf RMMT T X e LA»WM CH/MRS.' TW e/HJPEP ACROSS for Jacob'a U P C Q W IN S 1 Entrees twin brother HOcaPLE!^ WITH'THE PXSOEIS 6 Sirloin----- (Bib.) IAiA. AGENCY BILL THIRTY MAN WHO COULD / 23 Aunt (Sp.) 25 Air (prefix) said, "I hope they’re all right.’’ ONE LIVES IN PHILLY/, 27 Winglike 40 Slender port teacher Jonathan Hewey and students did it. FIND THEY'RE NOT ALL TRACKED THEM YEARS A G O ? 26Fakea , I thanked him and looked 29 Distant ALIVE — D O W N j^ ^ r y II II five students (including my- And this gave us another prefix) \i 14 U " r w down at It. I w as a little green 31 Samuel'a booklet with this Inscriptlmi Idea. Maybe we can do some- TT 13 The four other students .were thing with our ugly walls. Per- teacher (Bib.) across the top: “Tou and Tour 32 Arizona (ab.) Rlch Gould, Pam Moffat, Jack h^ps the MHS administration IT College Board Scores.” I stared 33 Operated McVeigh and Leo Gothler. Our permit the art classes, qulgdlcally at the strange white 34 Foreign purpose was to view that or inter^ted students to 36 Fluid Latin la b d attached to the cover, and school’s arts and crafts depart- pgjot the wall's, A little color conjunction consequently opened the book. OUT OUR WAY BY NEG COCHRAN 38 Boy's ment, and our overall Impres- could make attractive changes. nickname It was page 8. I’ll never forget Sion was that it is an excellent After viewing various class- 39 Call for help the sight of it. w one. 'Therefore I felt compelled rooms and a special reading 41 Morning (ab.) Find the grrapha provided for to editorialize in this article. room equipped with a variety BUT r THE BULL ANPAAAYBE 43 Entire t m THEN HE GETS 32 comparison with members of V'Sc„ar^ I__ HIM BETWEEN TEU -YO U INSISTS TV JAKES PUTTIN' 44 Bad-tempered Longmeadow is a beautiful, of machines, we were treated WRESTLING US ON! THIS your sex. Then' note the num­ well-planned town, and this is lunch in the quadrangle, PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER THE ROPES THE SVHOLE 46 Falsehood 'N' GIVES ' THING IS IS PHONY, COULD BE 48 Toper (var.) bers under the heading ‘Score’ reflected in the upkeep of the vvhere Longmeadow students HIS WWIGHT, I'/M G/UIM6 in agriculture. B e rre R crafts in and IV and photogra- and crafts departments are 5-Xfter right hand comer of the SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Review Math League Banquet Held screening are also offered: space and material. However, Uhutrative example. If you turn MHS has tried neither as of yet. It Is sad that a crafts teacher to the Handy Dandy Vocational Plans Made 'The Manchester High math prizes, two for team members (Jrafts, apparently, are not must hold an annual crafts sale Location 'Translation on page team reaped the profits of hard and two for parents. Dr. Ray- very big at Longmeadow at to pay for the deficit incurred 1,885 of the booklet, you will see Ashlee Steals Show For Seniors work Monday nig^t at Willie’s mond J. McGlvney Jr., profes- present; silver jewelry making because Manchester failed to that- — - this— ------indU»tes------that----- the — stu- Without wiuioui a uouDi, doubt, uit was Asn Ash or of methe proaucuon,production, methe scenery a s senior activltien hAoHn Steak House. At the annual sor of math at the University and enamel dishes are the most allocate sufficient money. d ^ t In a hunch-backed dwarf jee Sage’s show last Thursday didn’t have much consistency draw near committees are be- League banquet, the MHS of Hartford, then spoke to the popular projects. We hope (and pray) that “ td Friday when the MHS Mu- or authenticity. A major error w 'a e t^ u n ’ to*w O Tk^n*rt^rA ^ team------was*"------*- presented first place------° group — of — 180 r — people, r —, ------members--- jyiuicMore Important is the stu- sometime in the near future, in the fields of either silly-putty gjg Department presented "An- was not having any scenery af- nonecta of onch trophies for having the highest of all 24 area teams and a few dent-teachej:_.nt-teacher ratio — 18 to 20 our town will realize the major 5 2/ manufacture of guppy produc- nle (3et Tour Gun.’ cumulative score of 24 capital parents. He explained how and students to one teacher. Here Importance of a diversified and Ashlee. ter the motorbike scene. ’Ihla ^ l^“the“^ dite of the Uon. who played the title role, was broke the atmosphere, which official senior area____ teams.______why the. need for calculus arose, at MHS, art classes number culturally oriented school. Long- Having seen the illustrative really into her character. Her was difficult to rebuild. After six meets, the MHS At last the big moment came ' anywhere from 24 to 30 stu- meadow is heading in the right example and bearing all of singing was very good and her Costuming over 300 people is ^ senior Sports Night team had a total of 421 points, and the trophies were presented, dents, and this kind of crowd direction; are we going back- PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI these facts In mind, enter the facial expressions were excel- difficult, but both costumes and f recreational Their toughest competitor. Con- Each member of the MHS team hinders student - teacher rela- wards?” teat scores Into the Handy Dan- lent. hairstyles could and should J®®"*"®® ^ ®®**' ard High of West Hartford, was received an Individual trophy tlonshlps. daryl and four dy Graph Staff placed for your Frank Butler, played by Ken have been. If not more authen- 7:30-10:80 for the second place winner ■with 24 for being on the first place While taking a general tour of friends convenience on the back cover Bernstein, was also very good, tic, at least more consistent.' ®® ® cents (to be points less. team. Mrs. Rosamond Toomey, ------of the booklet. ’Ihis will help Ken has a good singing voice Even though sound equip- j?. ^ cover beverage ex- Following a steak dinner, advisor of the team and head you to understand your scores.” gjjd seemed to know his char- ment was used, there were sev- ™*'®®'- door prizes were handed out. of the MHS math department. M y shaking fingers stuck the acter. eral places when the perform- " “ " y will be Manchester was lucky again was given the school trophy, MHS Band Improving bookilnto the lining of my rain- Constance Terrio, Dan Me- ere couldn’t be understood or «> bake food to bring; numbers, 'winning four John Lombardo, MHS junior, coat, and I cackled to myself Lennon, David Kolumber, Ken even heard. Another problem “"5?"® to bake should received a trophy for being the Under Steinberg Baton with the Inner knowledge that Qrabow, Paul Elsesser, Mi- was that several performers ?onnle Brooks or Deb- most valuable “player” on the I didn’t understand a single chael Kelly and KathrvnKathryn Don- olavedplayed to the mlcroohones.microphones, not ***® Cwdner. Publicity chair- team. He also was awarded a Saturday evening Is another cated in the proper technqiue word of It. ovan generally performed well, the audience. “ athe 'Taylor and Carol Art Students trophy for having the highest red-letter date in the making of to play “Beefaronl,” "Mickey Annie’s sisters and brother. Makeup w a s very good, (announcements) and average Indl'vldual score for jun- the MHS band, 1971. 'That eve- Mouse,” and the other merry played by M arcia Leon, Joanne bringing out the features and Desjeunes will also need Learning To lors. Both he and Jeanne Dem- nlng, the band will collaborate tunes that eminate from the “ Yet Indeed, I have a social security card . . . hardly Robarge, Ellen Smole and Nell expressions of the characters ®' Rxeat deal of help. A poster ko, senior, were given certlf- with the Windsor High School Band Room each D period. been used!" Berggren, were distinct charac- Instead of covering them. would be appreciated by anyone Icates for having had one per- band in a jofot concert at Wind- 'These seniors have seen gfreat International Feet ters. 'This w a s difficult to 'The lighting could have been a'lshlng to g;et Involved, Carve Wood feet match in the season. sor High. 'The two will perform change since their soi^omore achieve, considering that they better. 'There was not enough S e n 1 o r-lifesavers available . -TT-r i J Mrs. Toomey was presented a the Finale from Shostakovich’s year. Ambitious Art in students certificate for her hard work Fifth Symphony. Of course, the leader of this MR. ABERNATHY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Have you ever wanted to were enafly always on stage as lighting In the railroad car; *bat evening should contact travel______around _____ the world,______but__ a group. „ ___ r- the actors’ faces______were ______darkly- ^ t h y V a i ^ If they -- are— will------. / (.1, « f ***® throughout the q>j,e band has come a long ensemble is Maurice Steinberg, R098ERy> TNEPE^ couldn’t because you didn’t Although a few of the 296 shadowed. Many times the big to give up some time carving for the first “ ™e. 'They Asked how heavy the from the ■wild penny-chuck- excellent musician and a AQUARIUM BEEN A M W m t Y ! WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU have enough money? Well, now chorus members listed In the lights were brought up or down throughout the night to guard ^ supervision of gchool trophy was, Mrs. Toomey bunch that greeted Director superb conductor. One can ask you have the chance to see program actually seemed to too suddenly. We also noticed a the pool. Seniors may bring Ronald l^rent, a student grinned and said, “It’s a weight Maurice Steinberg’s arrival btUc more of a teacher than ex- the. sights for only 29 cents, know what they were doing, stray spotU^t here and there, guests; however, everyone will teacher fro m ^ u th e rn Connect- y^j^ don’t mind carrying.” last year.'ITiey have become an cellence. I HA-TEAPB260NWHO/ANSA€B9 Tes, only one thin quarter! most of the chorus “acted” me- 'The orchestra started off be asked to leave at 10:80 except State ^ lle g e . 'Before the awards preseqta- accurate bunch of penny-chuck- R quite apparent that A QUESTION WnH A QUESTION. Come to the AFS mternatlon- chanically and without enthusl- poorly, but managed to recover those seniors girls staying for ^^® *v!r t bie MHS teem had con- grs. At the same time, they strides are being made in the al Fair teturday afternoon In asm. The choreograidiy was and continued with good pac- the sleep-in. Boys may return which to give best ducted a little ceremony of their have made great m usic^ im- direction of the making of a the MHS Cafeteria. Booths rep- original and interesting, al- ing. the next morning for donuts, own. 'They had presented their provement in the year under t>®hd. If you would like to hear resenting countries throughout though one or two scenes need- Last of all, I ’d like to men- coffee and conversation. piled by Robert Yisny, who advisors Mrs. Toomey and the baton of Steinberg. 'They the results, try coming to Wlnd- the world will be on display, ed more vlELriety In floor pat- tion the program. Although pro- A committee has been formed '^®™® Burnett, also an MHS performed halftime shows for Bor High cn Saturday night. Toll can buy candy, ■view of- terns. For example, during the grams are not usually Included to make up guidelines for all ®**d by Sculler a student teacher, with gifts. Mrs. the football games this fall that Jects from various countries, parasol scene two straight lines in a review, I felt there were seniors attending the picnic, and w ak in g on the project. Toomey is retiring the end of had more variety than those of _ _ . . , , hear music stralgbt from the stretched across the stage while several errors which should be to work with Mr. Early on the ® y®®x, and her help and en- last year. In their spring con- J r l l l S l C A S 8 0 1 1 l l j l y beer gardens of Munich, and the girls twirled their parasols, pointed out. First of all, Irving day of the picnic in coordlnat- s heated an ®PP ®“ couragement will be greatly cert, they performed Haydn’s _ ¥ j * l l E~\C much, much more. Come! from More movement would have Berlin, who wrote "Annie,” was ing activities. Anyone wishing ° wood to preven er jjjjggg^ Trumpet Concerto with Roger X O R 3 \ O l l l S v X l BUZZ SAWYER 1 to 5 o’clock in the MHS Cafe- made this scene more Interest- not mentioned once. 'This is in- to help on this committee should a* " f sheller Murtha, trumpeter with the ^ J * *1 BY ROY CRANt: teria. ing. 'The drill team, led by excusable. Second, there is usu- contact Jalro Orduz. f iim . ------Hartford Symphony Orchestra. otllQ011t LiO U llC ll NO, THEY 6WANA VIC DIE IN THAHK YOU. Following this extraordinary Gloria Jordan, was much bet- ally a clause in the contract (Before any significant work ° Wea how m u ^ to cut T n l W o ^ Mike Kely, '71, treasurer of YOU SM BOTH SICK. HOSPITAL, MAIKOBI .f-a i exhibition wlU be the AFS Inter- ter. which states that the company on decoraUons can be started owav o r o T c t s ^ e oreaent- ®xchange program with Wind "ia ' a Abort the Student CouncU and well- IVORY VIC BWANA WIN GET WELL. national dinner. Exotic foods “Stereotyped” Is the word holding the rights to the musl- on the senior reception a theme J- P J P DIED? DONt I BURY BROTHER. GO CAPTAIN EASY from all over the map will be that most aptly describes the cal being performed must be must b r,ssisLV S“.r YOU MEAN HOME It) AMERICA. BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE served from B to 7 o’clock. 'The Indian scene; the Indians ran, acknowledged; it wasn’t. 'Third, formed IT WAS HIS I ®‘‘ assembly tor MHS students. r , $2.25. It's a Chance of a life- ffloux were particularly realls- rore. ’Die dates and tljne of toe peopi* wlU be needed to head an owl, an abstract African College; Kathy Faulds, Boston AT The plan Is to hold an X-pe- tlme! Don’t miss It! Uc. t„AhniPAi nsnecti. ®®"»»“ RteeB for toe senior ban- mask, a torso and a duck. Al- College; Sue Newcomb. South- tJ” * J^® assembly on June 1, vrito Sheller As tor the technical aspects ^^^^m any ^ Mmes^ quet and reception. 'Th/we inter- though this Is a lengthy proj- ampton and Mitcjicll College; IBatylna. a local ^ ^ ^ donaUon required for ad- ^ l l e d . I»V ®®^** working should contact ect and toe students may at Thom Pantaleo, Emerson Col- ri>ck Sroup mittance. 'The tickets will be H.i 1 " KaO>y Valda within toe next times get impatient, they are lege and Howard Slade, UCoim Cl^*"® Smith Is toe head Wednesday, 'Thursday S6V6 B1 ni6S. so week f)|>(or n,ttAT1f1attend thfltoe tlAvtnext a com-/wyi. very ont’hiialaQtl/venthusiastic. fiT4at4frti*r1(Hartford 'Rt^rtnh)*Branch); BfirbflJTa th6 fluto SCCtlOIl. ^ APS Ififi^m aVional well known as secretary of toe stude^ vdll be \ k . would have been better if toe meeting, Kathy Nancy Toung, UConn. names of toe chorus m e m b e rs ______National Honor Society. w ’ T ^ . . . no tickets will be sold toe day Pair a«^ had been in alitoabetical order. In the vanguard of toe trem- assembly. A LLE Y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN Although toe primary tone of pet aecU/m is Tom Sloan, 'Tom assembly wlU feature toe review Is critical, toe musi­ Is also toe insUgator rf toe musical acts. The first Is NOW TH' OUESnON I S J < ^ DO EVERYBOCY HOLD UP.' VMEAN WE IflU SoHurdaq, m ay IZ cal, as a whole, was good. And X GET OUTA THIS R X ? _ irUtClQ AC CAD AC AINT GOIN* ‘*>® familiar group, of Joe Ho- TO LEM? y THINK toe audience seemed to enjoy “Song of toe MHS B w d ” Tom WELL HAVE it tremendously. doubles as an “ ®®h®*R V T ' G®ld®l and w X Lehmus, with to ; STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF VC\W> Cafe. Barbara and Lorraine B^ter. i ^ Ensemble, He Tnimnet^™ P®t OuarQuar- ***® added talents^ of drummer ^ I'LL RENT AN [■then h v evaluation') ^HANSi I SEE THE SAME T to HIRE AN A IR -"' AIRPLANE AND 1 REPORT WILL HAVE A tet. and 'The lower brass section is head- aembly promises to be a real July 10. Registration deadline ed by Lloyd Gustafson, a trom- good piece of entertainment, LANCELOT Is^June 3 in Princeton. tit COKER and PENN On Tuesday during toe third bonist of toe first rate, as-well- Or, as Mike would put It. as Church Swensen and Dave “Solid.” HBH»,LORl,^ /GC50P period a representative of Morse IDEA, \ DOHT WE \/ o k a W , ...OF- COOPG0 Schmedding. All are A-1 “horh Various expenses put the Stu- iXrVG HAVE A LANCBL / I 'L L *' ©TAV HCWe ANCP’ WITH (JoUege will speak on careers PICNIC I ' We'LL HAVE TO denters.” dent Council treasury more than PACK isone HAVE IT UNDBR /v\e IF \ TAKE TURNS / in home economics and in busi­ SAHPWICH0GI Last but not least, toe percus- $200 (n toe red. If a Merit CUR VBRV ® forgotten, but fairly Working on a 8-2 lead until year. "In a spot like that, a Bolin’s ai^arance was his Manager Eddie Kasko said. st. Louis .679 1 ssrtSnS Griffin to irive the club a better than average double- mennber of me buUpm George Sccitt’s homer provided pitcher has to go with the best. iBth of the season. In 16 2-8 In- "Deqdte much criticism, we Chicago .600 4 John Banavlge. Terry SchlUtag ment but much of the at- P * ^ ^ *»®r®- VFW vs. Medics, Buckley. his shot at thoroughbred ,rac- ° . . , ,,,, Following are the starting crew, got Into the act with a sol- two insurance runs after Carl "After that, I Just kept throw- nlngS, he has allowed six earned knew we had a good buUpen in Montreal .467 6 had a triple that accounted for J tention__ A*__ focused A e on a CrAfuinn.wC r e ^ w shot a o^imder- Md Jack Moi^omeiT^^^ play combination. Josephson two RBIs I _ uu a pjyp ^ week In the Hous- Jerry Ifeard, Dave Stockton, tag’s fabled and elusive Triple “ ® ^ aT“ newsmen «"*®« pairings for Sunday’s appears to be the answer for a be his assistant coach this sea- id performance 'Thursday night Tastrzemski’s third hit in the hig fast balls and sliders. runs while giving up 10 hits and spring training. Now everyone Phlla. .861 0 Crown. cllcKett aM newsmen Tournament at son. Llappes, who played at as the Red Sooc defeated the eighth, Bolin allowed Sportsmkn’s Dave Solomonson two ton champions Biternatlonal.Internatlinial. It Bert Yancey and Chuck Court Court- ^Uowlng Gve straight vlc- reliable catcher and Haddix has Just one "I didn’t want to give them Striking out 16. His latest effort Is proving it. We aren’t afraid to West Division The shot for Canonero, which “ S"tae“ ew Etangton Ridge, Central Connecticut, formerly New York Yankees 6-2 for their hit In the last three innings. He anything good, but I wasn’t too enabled Bostwi to hike its East go to the bullpen any more. S, F rancisco 29 11 .726 — InnaH m.f a ______a aiWlS Oil inO paCO. would have been good for $3,800 ney were tied with Crenshaw at t°"®*> NassUf Arms has now means gunner In Spanish, will v‘<*eecn greeted with as mu6h *^8*'5^ReynoIds, Renert, Tantillo. urday afternoons In this hot, M ontreal 4, Atlanta 8, 14 In­ was pcu:ed at the plate by Jim Moser athon between Bast Catholic left open with the retirement of Murtaugh, 63, remained In fair nings Breen’s perfect 4-4 night with numerrrwom'mVe^Prrataess 9:04—Starter’s Time High and Pulaski High In New Wally Wldholm. . . Naticmal Golf condition at Christ Hospital dusty border city usually are to s^va^ the u^et win. ,, canonero H. owned by Ed- Canonero H. the $1,200 Ken- 9:12—McGonnlgle, Chupas, Whol- Friday’s Games Les Keston pounding out two by Canonero n, owned by Ed- Icy, Marlow , _ Britain last 'Tuesday was really month started May 16 and ends here today where he was rush- reserved for inactivity. Los Angeles (OsteMi 6-2) at doubles and a single. Breen Jeff Une single calbett of Venezuela, and tucky-yearllng purch^e, who 9:20—Kemp. Wlenstlen, Fay, Ban- something. Bast triumphed. June 14. National Golf Day, ed prior to Thursday’s game But Marty Liquori, a new­ Chicago (Hands 4-4) knocked in Gve RBIs. raced mostly In that country, now carries a mulUmillion dol- hls sixth RBI of the game. He ^he sign is a souvenler from I*r value, appeared fit for his ®'g';28—Markowskl, Gould, Fields. 84-18, belleve-lt-or-not. Bast May 30, will find male and fe- with the Cincinnati Reds com- Cincinnati (McGlothlin 2-8) at Mike Kilby had two doubles Russo _ was leading early in the game, male golfers around the coun- plaining of chest pains, comer to the. southwest. Is collected five hits In as many jj,e pTeakness. Triple Crown bid. 9:36—Starter’s 'rime Philadelphia (Running 2-6), for DeCormler with Pete Bur­ 9:44—Schiller, Skinner, Dooley, 20-1, and Coach A1 Freheit lift­ try trying to beat the scores of Murtaugh, who has had a hls- changing all that this weekend. trips Including a three-run hom­ It is doubtful there will be a The five previous candidates night nell, Rick Andrews and George er. Brian Charlebols and Kevin ^ "f^ R o s e n th a l, Tantillo, Hart- ed most regulars and sent them Tony Jacklln smd Jack Nicklaus tory of heart trouble, was Liquori, currently the na­ Atlanta (Jarvis 0-6) at New No. 9 in the Belmont, as only whose bids have failed since Cl- Kaspercus accounting for the Williams added two hits each over to watch the varsity engage or Donna Capon!) and Shirley stricken In his office 20 minutes tion’s premier mllei*, heads an York (Ryan 4-1), night five or six 2-year-olds are ex- tation In 1948 are Tim Tam, ""lO-Ot^lf^ttag, Conyers, Prentiss, other hits. for the winners. Pulaski's varsity at an adjoin­ Bnglehom. Bhlngton’s Wally before the start of the game. Pittsburgh (Bills 6-8) at Mi D A a ~ t ~ a Pittsburgh at Montreal Mosher , „ „ banquet. Complete details will went up considerably \^en the . ® Sparty An- Testing Liquori Saturday will CANIXiELIOHT LEAGUE while sunning herself at pool side before starting in the practice round. Best with the bat for the win- "If there was sufficient Inter- ing it In our pr<^am,” he add- 12:16—Harrigan, Kearney, Potter, be a trio of sub-four-minute San Francisco at Houstmi Ohcss&t*! be announced at a later date Stanley Cup final game be- **®*^« ^® In the regularly scheduled ners were Ken Anderson with est Indicated for adult baseball, ed. 12:24—Carlson. Peck, Rayburn. mUers, Including John Lawson San Diego at St. Louis • • tween Mongol and Chicago Coach Bill game at Fitzgerald Field, mj n x _ rgi 1 two singles, Mike PresU with a ______Adult baseball league play In Howat cf the Pacific Coast ’Track single and double and Bob Case American League Norm’s Catering-turned off ra- I y O mT O W C T 0 7 1 RjOn^ A mCKS Manchester died a decade ago Her© ’n There ‘®>®«“‘ ioet°°{?4. ** Gil Not Panicking Club, who has a best of 3:69.0; with two one-base blows. Elast Division dlo station WINF with a^ sound OwTlf»r successful seasons Annual IManchester Little time . . . Chris McHale, Leonard Hilton of the Univer­ The Clubmen are now 4-2 and L*anoiiero v/wner ^ . W L Pot. GB 38-16 thumping. N orm ’s scored at the West Side Oval and later A lu M lU ^B sSC bsU League baseball program’s In as a last minute re­ sity of Houstem, a 3:69.6 miler P&F 2-4 In Uie standings. Boston 24 11 house to house canvass for funds pl®o®ment in a college fresh- In every Inning with their big Arm y & Navy 418 210 11-8-2 Wants Lot More ®‘g|^‘e*"8^-pitch softbaii ar- Squads Nam ed to meet operating expenses will baseball game at UConn, the Uidted Saltiniore 21 14 .600 8 frame being an ll-run first. Quiet Turbines Slow Since slow-pltch softball ar- _ j Major League Athletic Association of New Detroit 18 19 .486 7 P olice tc F ire 001 000 1-0-1 rived on the scene and because Following are rosters of en- be held Sunday. Home owners made such a favorable impres- York, adurhas gone 8:69.6. York Bert Carls(»i went 6-7 to pace Than Price Bid have been most generous In the he has been recom- 16 19 .467 6 ot the tremendous Interest In tries in the Alumni Baseball Despite Mets’ Slump W orld co-record bolder Washington the 38-hlt attack with Dick Krta- INTERNAITONAL LEAGUE past and another $2,600 Is ex- mended fo r m em bership In the b=Loaderf: 16 22 .406 10 Jack and Jim Mlstretta both MIAMI (AP) — 'Hie Venezue- sport, baleball died a fast League. Charge Greene paces the lOO- Cleveland Tasting defeat for the first jan owner of Kentucky Derby death. NA88IFF ARMS pected to be realized. . .A1 Ches- college group . . . Glastonbury By THE' ASSOCIATED PRESS 14 22 .389 lOH banging out five hits. Jim On Indy’s Fast Oval yard dash Geld, which Includes West Division time this season was Ansaldl’s and Preakness winner Cano- There had been talk — in , Coach Frank Mllka ky, who shut out Manchester Booeters Club lists a flve-mlle American League PHILADELPHIA (AP) “Before that,” said Rippel- Manager Frank Lucchesi hint­ Cromwell belted four safeties six sprinters who have run the Oakland 28 14 .667 — INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (A P)— A turbine car is back Construction entry last night as nero H wants a lot more than ga„jg circles — about bringing Rick MlgUore, Frank Gren- Hl^ for Wethersfield High _*^® ®“"***y BATTING (100 at bate)—Ol- — The New York Mets meyer, “you could count the ed his team’s fourth win in five with Buzz Keeney three. The century in 9.2 this year. Minnesota 20 19 .618 6H the Oilers won out at Verplanck million and more a back a Twl League this sum- ada, Joe Banning, Mark Den- Tuesday, Is the same fellow 2 at Iva, Minn., .396; Murcer, N.Y., breaking bolls he threw In a ^®® '“ '’f »®®n ^® » latter also had eui inside-the- at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway this year. have lost five in a row, but The 220-ysfd dadi Geld fe a - Kansas______d t y 19 19 .600 7 Fleld, 6-3. The winners upped gouth Florida syndicate has of- mer, but that’s all It has been ley, Jim Lachapelle, Greg who hurled briefly with Man- Center. . .Bill Foster has been .378.— ^ pre-game------scene<- in — which uhe . took park homer. Whisper-quiet, silken-smooth, and slow. manager Gil Hodges isn’t game on one or two hands.’ tures six runners who have (^lUfomla 20 21 .488 their record to 4-2 and Ansaldl’s fered for the. . . horse, trainer —.— yp to...... this point, small..... talk. O’Rourke, — Bob Henneghan, Rick Chester’s Moriarty Bros. In the elected captain of next spring’s RUNS RATTHID a picture outside the clubhouse __ __ WINF’S Ron Allen paced his Too slow, says deslgner-buU- panicking equalled or bettered 20.7 this Milwaukee 14 21 .400 10V& slipped to 5-1, but still Budd Lepman said Thursday. The only adult baseball being MUka, Jim Welch, Rick GUogo- Hartford 'Twilight League. . . 'Trinity College baseball team ebrew, Minn., 81; Bando, Oak., “We’re all rieht ” said Hod- .. the Wg pitches when with nine nuns, who promised to ye^.. tecluin^''the‘ U.S? Army’s club at the plate showing three <*er Howard MllUcan, to qualify ^®™ “n***r, Md USAC’s rules- Chicago 13 21 .882 11 makers agreed INLAND FISHING enou£^ to set the pace. ’We didn’t reach an agree- played In Manchester now Is sky, Steve Melia, Rod MdCen- Manager Gene Jackson of the and Earl Thomas was given a 27; PetrocelU, Bost., 27. W ^ ^ ^ **® “®«^®<* the say a few Hail Marys for Wm. Ben Vamthn and Jerrv Briaht hits vriiUe Don Standisb, Uoyd under normal circumstances, their Thursday’s Resulto USAC handicapped them by _ The Oilers scored all ment,” Lepman said after a Tuesday night’s at Mt. Nebo, zle, Craig Bushey, Bob Mlgliore, M B’s reports Mtke U appes wlU Uke honor at Y ale. HTTS—OUva, Minn., 61; 'To­ M^ts teTl^to LuccheM doesn’t leave anything The J^elln Geld ir^e^the BoutUer and Eddie White had "It’s possible we could get The advent of ^ Philadelphia ^jh two on In the second; set to chance. He also has a smaU strongest assembled In the Boston 6, New York 2 In,” he said, "But only If we r^trlcttag taelr talrt area, weather has brought about a runs In tae fIfth tanl^ to over- ^gg^^ meeting with Pedro starting In June, when Moril Jim Harney var, Minn., 49. D etroit 5, Cleveland 8, 11 in­ two hits each. come a 3-0 Ansaldl edge. t™iT,«r Mlmiel ClCBISPINO’S hif «. TT/wi batters after Cleon statue of St. Jude and a bottle United States since the 1968 1 s 38-38-9 w ere among the first 33 quail- i , “ i “ ® ^ P**ttlmr a Im provem ent In fishing Last N i^ t ’ s ligh ts HOME RUNS— Oliva, Minn., nings Norm’s 11S 3 148 Frank Livingston collected a Coach Walden St. John CCIL Leaders ® blessed

U U 0 1 I1 1 U I » U I X i e » l U l U lC . . , . .a . Peter Ramey, Dan Smachetti, Defeat Golfers we re In a p ^ ti^ to overtxme ^ali g^d Harrelson started homer and Wise’ pitching help- nunen of Finland heading the from the first week of action, a»*yone else from qualifying.” excellent In the Housatonlc oilers. Bruce Ballard's homer STOtiP Intends to pay ... Its Flash Blorde, 137, Philippines, PTTCHINO (6 Decisiems)— Baltimore at Washington, breath at high speeds. Mark Tweedle, Joe Cappucclo, Slebert, Boat., 7-0, 1.000, 1.69; It,” he added, referring to the the sixth with a sln^e. . ed too. list Wyman Oil came from behind 1**en why bother? R iver, Furnace Brook, was one of two hits for the Con- V*-y °**t of line. 10. The top two gedfing powers Mete’ position two games behind rata Ron Lanzano, Mark St. John, Blue, Oak., 9-1, .900, 1.14. to'down tae Ltaemen,“*12"lo” at —It’* helping prove that U.S. sti^to^potenU^ ^He Brook, Kent Falls tractors. Bruce Garner had the LOS ANGELES-^lmmy Rob- in the CCIL, Conard High of Pittebuigdi in the National Only games scheduled. •ax^A w-,.- A.,*« poienuai. «e got an aaiwaUteV Ttiwr Nnr- /afhot- o Qino-iA the asking price fo r the 3-year* Ron Roy, Chuck Klein, Bruce erte(»i, 186V&, Harbor City, STRIKBOUTS—Blue. Oak., Friday’s Games Mt. Nebo. Auto C^ub restrtetions on tur- oertiardt ctiasais rebuilt it Brook, Saugatuck River, Nor- other, a single. West Hartford (11-1) and Ma- League’s Eastern Division. 000 06x 6-3-0 old but Its owner Is reportedly Landry, Dave Bldwell, Jim Calif., won unanimous decision loney High of Meriden (10-2), Det., 66. Can’t Seem to Get Pitching and Hitting New York (StotUemyre 4-1) The winners erupted for four b»n®* ar® too severe to allow completely, and tastailed an Al- ^'"®*’’ I^ > "One pitch, one swing,” E ast Ansaldi’s 021 000 3-2-3 seeking $4 mUUon. Sylvester, Don Babineou, Mike over Felipe T jrres, 134, VI. la defeated the Manchester High’s at Cleveland (Hand 0-1), night tallies In the sixth cm four Itoei’ them to compete. jso helicopter turbine. The Lake, »» National League sighed Hodges. Twin Lake, Hammonasset Rlv-. Ostrout and Bombardier; Another south (Florida trata- GugUelmtao. Hermosa. M exico, 10. Unksmen- yesterday In M eriden. ___ Boston (I,«nborg 1-0) at Balti­ men errors. Bob Culombe had —It’* an educational ex- g„ entered on the speed- «»— "■>- TV M ABI-M AD6 BATTING (100 at bate)— Tlie one pitch was by right­ Branford River, Salmon BaUard and Everett. er, Al Wlnlck of Delray Train- more (Dobson 2-3), n i^ three hits for wyman with perience, few MiUlcan and the jjj 1970^ but failed to get up ®*^' AND Coach Bob Labreau Conard topped the Indians, 6-0, Gorr, AU., .400; W.Davls, L.A hander Gary Gentry. The one W est BUI Pmid, Cole------Ing Center, said late Thursday and Maloney downed the Tribe, .sss. Milwaukee (Lockwood 8-8) at Wayne Anderson and Charlie ‘'»»'bhie engineers who help him g„gugb speed to qualify. ™ ^ . George Kanehl, (Eton Diclccio, swing was by Phillies' Grst Wise Just Untouchable Guy River Flood Control INTBRNA’nONAL FARM he has a group that Is Inter- 3%-l%. Manchester’s record is RUNS BATTED IN—Stargell. baseman Deron Johnsem, who Kansas City (Bunker 2-8), night McNamara producing two hits »Pa«-e time as a labor engineers, working ^®®^ Cont^ INTBRNA’nONAL FARM Mike Paganl', Norm Davey, Bill Washington (Janeski 1-2) at RADII Pitt., 83; H.Aaron, At!., 32. slammed the ball over the cen- apiece. o' I^^e. evenings and on their days ott, In»P«“«*n»ent (rainbows). Lake ^hg QUers trimmed Anaaldl’s making a very sub- Livingood, .Bob Casavant, Dave Detroit (Chance 0-7), night Walt Bcmn slashed a double —It could be the wave of the helped develop the engine. Mil- Q“om^P*«K. '*‘*•*1 ^ Charter Oak, 9-4. stantial offer”^ t refused to in Hunt, Al Anderson, Jeff Rea, Host golfer Rick MeskiU was HITS — Garr, Atl., 66; ter Geld fence In the seccuid In- Minnesota (Blyleven 4-4) at medallst with a 78 on the par W.Davls, L.A., 69. ning for the game’s csily run. It For Skidding New York Mets and two singles with IGke Bale- future—and MllUcan could ride Ucan worked on the chassis. ^®®*^ Branch (CoUliu- ^ flve-nin fifth, sparked by sin- disclose more details, Doug Scruton, Dennis Gllha, Oakland (Odom 0-0), night sano reaching base twice on the crest. Sponsor Jack Adsons footed the ^)^® ^ I^®)’ EJ^tit Mile gjgg yje bats of Keith Erick- Candnero n resting up Sports Dial Bob Perone, Mike (Mlstretta, RIVERSIDE 89 course. He fired a seven over HOME RUNS—Stargell, Pitt., was Johnson’s second home run NEW YORK (AP)—The to wipe out a four-run Chicago two hitters singled. Severinsen C hicago (B radley 4-2) at GaU- par 40 on the front nine and IS; H.Aaron, Atl., 13; Bench, of the season and Grst at home singles paced the Unemen. 1**® turbine cars burs^on the bUl to enter the car In USAC ___ .. *<**. Shields, Dave Chev- Richard Didan, Jim (Hesketh. SPEEDWAY fornla (May 3-8), night Kokanees are pro-vldtag good Lionel Lessard, crown at Belmont Park Thurs- TONIGHT shot a par 83 on the back. Cin., 18. In the new stadium. word was out among the *®"*- ^ nm-scor- WyiTlflA 033 024 X 12-12-4 Scene In 1967, when PamelU cham pionship races. F LY FRONT New York Mftta- fiot Wiap’ '” ‘® had two tag single, then coaxed ptach- Saturday’s Games Linemen 221 301110-13-8 J^mes set 18 track records In “On the one-mile tracks, we I*****®® during the day at East the OUers. John Strat- day as Interested horsemen Coaches Ray Peck, Clyde Conard vs. MMchester—Torza PITCHING (6 Decisions)— Gentry, who lost his fourth „IVew lorK . m . era. u ei w ise. ••ui.ic.o Comers by xwi,Rw,Santo, .cx*led xr-*6-2 In hitter Jim Wynn Into a game- 7:45 (18) Yanks vs. Indians, New York at Cleveland DUSTY LEAGUE I**® dubbed the “pregnant are fairly competitive—due 1’'"dn Lake. ton’s reUef pitching preserved di®l*®i®d with BapUsta about MiUer, Josh Liggett 42- 85-T7,' ReklaitlB S&'S9-78, Fine Olerker, Houst., 6-1, .867, 2.29; gam e In seven decisions, said But Rlck Wis6 WES just Ell- ^he eighth >ndien the Giants ending bouncer. WINF, Bostim at Baltimore Playing extra Innings, North whale.” mainly to our special tires,” and panflsh provid- ibg piaveU paeed I**® c°lt’* future. Mike Maloney, Paul Pryor, 43- 87-80, M urray 41-41-82; H erdlc S.F., 6-1, .888, 0.95. Johnson hit a good pitch. “ It othOT u n to u ch sb lG fOT M s n - scored three tlnies on plnch-hlt- Milwaukee at Kansas City 8:00 (2) Bed Sox vs. Orioles, Methodist rallied for a Icme run In 1968, turbines were back In MUUcan said. “Our comer good fishing at Mudge Pond, Angaiju-g with three hits. ------Bruce Peck, Brian Flint, Curt 43-88-81, Hom e 42-4-82, Downey _STRIIfflOUTS— ^aver, N.Y., pretty hard to hit the low ager Gil Hodges’ Skid Kids, ter Fran Healy’s bases-fUled EXPOS - BRAVES — Washington at Detroit wno. Carlson, Steve Pryor, Hal (Rawl­ 44-40-84, Leone 46-86-81. Ma- Jenkins,T !.• Chic., 76. — fastball out of the park, especial- “We’re all right,” said Hod- double. Then McOovey John Boccabella’s leadoff Minnesota at Oakland in the top of the eighth Inning wedge-shaped Lotus cars. Joe speed on one-mUe tracks is Bast ’^ 1^ Wednesday night, Stevenson’s Ttii1tlYY10t*f^ H ooklP to defeat Connecticut Bank & Leonard set qualifying records equal to or better than anyone non^. West I^ P^d, Ga^er toppped the Lawyers, 6-1, as , , , SATURDAY ings, R on Carone, FUck John­ loney—MesklU 40-88-73; Stocking ly in center Geld. The pitch had ges after Philadelphia silenced slammed his ninth circuit shot home run snapped a 3-3 tie in Chicago at California, night son, Rick Anton, Glen Craw- 46-44-88, R ogers 48-89-62, King pretty good stuff on it too. It New York 1-0 on six hits Thurs- of the season fidlowing walks to the 14th to give Montreal the Sunday’s Games Trust, 7-6 at Robertson Park, ta his STP Lotus turbine that H*'’®*’ Chris Luz hurled a one-hitter. M oSt V a l l i a b l c «n iin HBA r fanned 16 batters. 1:80 (8) Sports ChaUenge ford, Craig Taylor, Alan Ander- 44-87-61. was a little above the knees.” 470, R ita SAT., MAY 22 Ellington at Blast Granby ntagham Plaque. Dujude 463, Jtani^ Stephens 461.. (M) def. Carmean (P) 6-8, 6-8; 1*1* I®^ shoulder and bring overcome it.” sions. M ethodist 030 300 01 7-12-4 9-Checking Your Grip near the Norwalk Islands and NEW YORK (A P)— ^An anonjnnous bomb threat was R ocky HiU at Bolton The Baltimore center, who is START 8:00 P.M. Lombardo (P) def. Moyer (M), hands up higgler. Johnson got Position In baseball Is every- Hague’s single capped a two- B A T 100 -320 00 6- 8-4 ta the Greenwich area. telephoned to Cleveland Station durinsr the sixth inn­ Rham at Bacon Academy the property of the Detroit Red MORIARTY run first inning, then he added INDY LEAGUE Flounder fishing Is stUI good A cMm i Pmtk*d 8-6, 0-8, 6-3; Marcl (P) def. **1*® ***® *f"”® **“ tWng, but pitching and hitting ing of Thursday night’s game between the Indians and Does your grip come loose at Wings, received 12 votes, three Saunders (M) 7-6, 6-7, 6-8; •*®®" WtUng the bell with author- also play a part. And the Mete I**® Cardinals’ last run with a Playing sloppy ball on de­ oU along the coast but Is best Track the Detroit Tigers. When the explosion finally went the top of your backswtag? If more than Herdiey’s Bob Let­ THE SHAD ARE RUNNING. STOCK BROTHERS Doubles—Hust-Pastel (M)' def'. ®*^®*” ****ee. have been getting one without homer In the eight, Lou Brock, fense, Mota’s committed 16 er- ^ ^ _*___ ta the mouths of rivers. HCC meet at Xavier ter. Speck won the scoring Maloney-Macri (P) 6-2, 8-6; Right-hander Rick Wise the other, when they needed knocked In a run with a off in the 11th inning it was signed by Willie Horton. rors as Wholesale Tire had a *<>. y«« 'Fishing for blackGrii Is Im­ Sea the A & B STORTS SHOP for SI Your Sind M "i ('(‘ntci St.. \I:mclurv|i>i - . 6 - 2 , 8 - 6 ; CJCIL Field Day* Manchester championidiip with 31 goals and CAR Lombardo-Carmean (P) def. *Uenced the Mete’ bate. He gave both during the current cold double In the Cardinal seventh, The Detroit outGelder slugged------potent offense to topple the op- to rei>alr it. Nothing can lead proving all along the coast. Fishing Needs. extended his hitting streak to 16 Qolf assists, Moyer-SoUanek (M) 6-8, 6-0; **P *^ *****, struck out six and streak. :l two-run homer, giving ttie Ti­ home run in four ' games. position, 30-14, at Keeney Field. iq erratic play quicker than a Striper fishing is i^xitty along RACES I’lionc f) I:;-,') I gam es. gers a 6-3 victory over the In- EUtagton at RockvUle COMPLETE SELECTION OF McLennon-Scheer (M) def. Cl- walked only two as he posted his After the Mete won the first George Scott cracked a two-run The Tlremen ripped out 28 hits. ^ at the top. If you the western shoreUqe. School Main Evont dlBns. East CathbUc at St. Ttiomai, scattered with 14 players recelv- vale-Santomero (P)6-2, 2-0, 7-6. *hlrd win against two defeats. two games of ttie Plttsburgd* homer In the eighth to nail Shortstop Al Cavallo went 4»6 __^ stripers are provldtag fair fish- SHAD LUBES - RIGS JIGS - BEADS & HOOKS REDS • PIRATES — n a n \qutaas mention. ------1- Vdse too has beneGted from a series last weekend to take down the B oeox’ 19th victory In at the plate with Ron Zoppa and have I® regrip the club even tag In the Thames River (NV»r- Bernie Garbo singled In the cocudi’s advice. their 14th o f 17 gam es, they 'lost TIOER8 - INIHANS — 24 games and boost thrir lead Ttony Page slashing out three somewhat starting your down- wlch area) with a few fish up A& ft SPORTS SHOP tie-breaktag run in a three-run Horton, a right handed hitter, Phillies’ piitchlng coach EUp 4-2 to the Pirates Sunday. Then in the AL East to three games hits apiece. The two-hit coUec- swing, your timing and swtag to 32 pounds. IIXM HARTFORD TURNPIKE - ROUTE.30- VERNON. CONN. seventh that carried Cincinnati drilled an outside pitch from Rlppolmeyer has been trying for foUowed 4-3 and 8-6 kises to over the Oriolea. tors were BIU Bagley, Roger plane probably wUl be wrecked. Fishing for cod, poUaefc and lefty Steve Mtagori over the Open Golf Tourney Leader Boston plays four games over Penney, Jim Granato, Bob Per- Hie Grst thing to do is have a mackerel is fair at the Pink Mondsy thni Friday: 10 to 9 Saturday 10 to 7 : right-center Geld fence follow- tj^ h® has to ^ve more con- ^ e lp h la on the short road tZ s^peTlTi the weekend In Baltimore. ry, Pete Moschetto and Jim pro look at your hands and the House, W atch HUl and outside tag a leadoff walk to Jim Clossd Sundays LITTLE LEAGUE Gdence In his breaking pitch, swing. u o-o The Yankeea got their runs Beacham. Don Palmer, also grips on the handles of your of (Fishers IMand. Finds Philosophy Working tie before Tommy Helms pro- Northrup. W ise, a .600 pitcher m ost o f his In Thursday’s other National off starter Bill Lee in the sixth with two hits blasts both raps clubs, to see If they correiqiond. Shad anglers are reminded EhtrUer, Norm Cash hom ered Gve years with the PhllUes, has De*Sue Games, San Francisco but Bob Solta came on to retire over the fence. if you have Wg bands and a NORTH LITTLE ROOK, Ark. “He’s the greatest,” Bourne for Detroit and Vada Pinson for that the daily creel limit is six TOWN COLLECTION pinch hitter Curt Blefary with Mota’s John Barry connected thin g;rlp, that could be your (AP) — Bob Bourne, the Grst- said. “AU I’ve got to do Is play w been Inclined to try and fastbaU whipped Chicago 8-7; St. Louis ^ j . -tarted the Cleveland and the Tigers held a fish. It has been reputed that his way to success. turned back Los Angeles 6-0 ^® ^ “® the bases loaded and stopped for a homer with two singles problem right there. There wlU round leader ta the $26,000 golf. He doesn’t want me to 8-2 lead with tw o out In the SUNDAY, MAY 23rd ”I think we’ve convinced him ^ d j^ tl taat Httebur^ 6-4; eventu^ ci^ 2d t h e ^ L e on ______-x,., New York the rest at the w ay. with Bob Caroso and Dave i,e too much looseness ta your iiiing ^ Defeated z i^-iiT^n^GoT to ninth and unbeaten Joe Cole- ® ^ "*«nt “ere, approaches the else. This way, when the sun 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING : • • • , Btaes a lso producing three g ^ p . a player with smaU hands -r Tn-nv-nn-ci £ S[“broSg'Xf!’^^r. and Mcntreal cooled off Atlanta ““ «*«*>«*» tor his Gfth A’s - BREWERS — safeties. Tim SuUIvnn had a sin- and a thick grip wUl have dlf- -m lliX l.ra E lU lU lgB fodf Kame jtaUosophlcaUy. shines, I can work cm my game grabbed a 8-2 lead In the top of triumph. But Otleman walked LAP Your donoHons hove kept the Little League 4-3 In 14 Innings. leavli^ the rlv- _ » * 1 » ^ hours a <*ay. When you’re meyer said after last night’s the seventh when {rinch-hitter Fred Stanley and Chuck IGaton Oakland’s Chuck Dobson con­ gle and homer with Jim Regan, acuities, too. A pro can teU you ming Junior High battled ^th *lx whole Gsh {dus sev- I try not to let wythtag pjj^yjjjg gu nmg g^d tinued hla comeback by limit. game. "This was the first game and reliever Tom Timmerman Pete Sadlowski and Rich Rey- jn ave minutes If your hands ^ * eral pair of roe. Fishermen ore bother me,” Bourne said Thurs- ^ ^ aEve for 20 yeon. We are otMIng a new METS • PWTfq _ DavlUUo singled home a tag MUwaukee to six hits In PLUS FI6URE 8 that he threw sliders to left- run. gave up a nm-scortag single to nolds getting two hits respec- ygm. clubs. JFK of EnGeld through 11 ta- cautioned that discarding of <**y a**®*" *hooting a four-under- improve ” I Moriarty Brothers eight innings and Dave D u n ^ THE MOST EXCITING league In 1972, so that oH boys can play. lianded batters. He’s becoming G ary Gentry, \idio pitched • • • Ted Ford. tively. 4 ^*® *econd thing to check —la — ntags of baseball Wednesday In Osh Into the wc river 10Is 'xungcutUegal ouuand Par*— ®*- — "You’ve------got — to — be------think-tsourne, ^ gouriM wno vriio nau iLi six six oiraies a com|^et6 pitchGT.'* one of the strongest games In PADBES - ASTROS — Still, Coleman’s 4-<) recc»d WM* Mke Epstein hit solo Wholesale ^ ^ ® your grip itself. I’m not gotag Manchester before the out-ett- that one pair of roe constitutes ^ about the next shot,shot right. ^ t^geya Thursday, has M homers for the A’a. Johnny RACE IN THE WORLD One of Wise’ proUems has the Mete’ Black Week, made Nate Colbert deUvered three represents the “best start in M ota’s 063 MS 0 14-19-16 to put you to sleep with a lot of towners could muster one run «»e Gsh...... FOR PROFESSIONAL, QUALITY Please give generously when the boy In uni­ Briggs’ eighth-tantag homer ®®. «®!, a two-shot lead over Mike Mor- ■ 6imril Adfflisiion been shaking off the catcher one mistake—a go{Sier ''ball to hits, scored two runs and the majors” for the plucky conversation about the way the ley and Ken Fulton ta the race I spoUed Dobson’s diutout bid. ^ot? ^ t ’s my phUosophy and ^ OOO top prize. CX)NTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS ChtUren undtr 12 $1.00 form co ls. ■Ign*. RiK>elmeyer said to the Johnson for the only run knocked In another as San righthander, who suffered a • • * Yesterday’s(ffty B Stars *Vt s » formed byw, ,yourvumt thumbsuiuuu» airin* Eurlcchloirnripchlo slnaledaiiurled in the ■------lor me ww prize. Diego beat Hbustem for the sec fractured skull when struck by fG—WUle McCovey, and Index fingers ought to ^ s-uncemo smgiea m uie It works for me.*' — - - Itet. Suit FIimc 737-14M >«»t two games. Wise has let ^ ®®®®"‘* ‘ ®“ ***------ANOEU - TWINS — BATTING—WUl® McCovey, and Index fingers ought to ^ gud Peluso topped Cappallelti No. 2 works for me.” Eight others were at 71, ta- ]|| on all makes.. . : ond night in a row. Al Sev- Giants, belted a three-run point, because there’s too much ^ a line drive during s{Hing train­ catcher Tlni McCarver caU the Clyde. Wright, who missed a point, be^ there’s too much „bie In batting with Ke™. B«rt Weav- " J Porents needed to drive boys! pitches, shaking off maybe ^ *^ “3 ^ “le dlffer- ertasen bailed San Diego start­ ing. — mteNorm YORK (AP) — Gtao $4,000 since graduating from er. Stan Brion, Bob Erickson, R m tura due to tendonltU in hu homer ta the “toth to It that, and a pro 0^.^^ mtg. F o r the locals. Norm riversIde park er C3ay Kirby out of ninth ta- • • * had two singles earlier—to give ,, 1,0 has the chance to study Davey Mark St Jotm and Gappelletti, the New England the PGA rookie school last No- Hm Berg, Mike Malian, Jim ^ pltcniiicr arm. hurled a flve-hit^ tag shot water to preserve' Kir­ R ED SOX - TANKS — San Francisco a come-from^- you knows how you should hold Bruce Peck pounded out two Patrii^’ veteran receiver and vember. Awtrey and Curtis Slfford. _ 26-year-old right-hander threw ter aa California ed^ed lOn- STAN OZIMEK, Manager Major and minor players report at 1:00 p.m. GIANTS ■ GIIB8 — by’s second victory in seven de­ The Red Sox . exploded hind 8-7 vlctoiy over the Chi- jjjg ^jub .best results. hits each. *'®****a second be- Bourne, who travels on the ’Hiose at par were Tom Ul- 121 pitches against the Mete, 84 WlUie 'M cC ovey walloped a uoeota. John 6teDhafis/^i of them breaking balls. In his cisions. ■ against New York’s BUm Bsto- home the only rT £ ^ e1 S ta ca g o (Cuba. It’s been said that your game EnGeld 200 8(a 000 0 1 7-18-1 ***“ ** Oakland’s George Blanda tour with his wife, has no Gnan- ozas. Bob Shaw, Rick Massen- 801-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER aouTc iw • a o a Wm i a t Vmplanck. WoddeR and Ruckley. three-run homer In the ninth to Kirby was touched for a run sen with one out in 610 000 000 0 0 6- 9-8 nnaong the top active scorers ta clal worries. Ivan Roberts of gale, Dick Goetz, Tom m y previous start he threw U8 pull Scui Fnmclsco from be- the Grst reUever Ray Oortrin f<«w . rk>i-iton ** **o bettor than you r grip. And n itag ______— ------— ------. - ntU M M cm o In the Grst and survived bases- toning____ ^ „on a walk, Carl Y astr- p i t c h i n g Stove. lit may well be true.. McGuire, Dli^e and Teed; “ ® -American Fhotball Confer- Avon Lake, Ohio, picks up all Hanson, Jim Gilbert, Jack, : pitchea, 37 of them curves, slid- 1^ Sandy Alomar’s leadoff ---—. ~ __, „ Mvo hitler ^ »*w.. mcuuiie, ’XJ i p p i e an u x m u ; hind. The Giants used three-run loaded situations In two innings semskl’s nm-scortag era or changeupe. to^’SaTLos^^eles IW ”

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Four garages. al In desirable HoUyvrood sec- AT THE ATTIRE OF ‘AE "BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE - PubUc Schools, 648-1089. ytou. 648-K14. vided. 801 Main St., 6468802. and beautiful! Seven rooms, Ct^td Equipment Co., 88 ftVRTi WilW SOME -BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE" oopposite p p Oongrecationsl ______’ Shows care. Low 60s. Wolver- tlon. Mr. Zinsser, Belfiore two full ceramic baths, 8-car Church. BERRY’S WORLD Main St, Manchester. Hours ME DRESSED Ml6 FINEST - MAN.'4 ^ ARE 'YtHATCAT HIARN for a summer vacation. wanted full- ton A gency, R ea ltoro,' 6462813. A gency, 647-1413. garage. FVll-shed dormer, two R rf ..■.■•A.'k «ia ■ uiiim; \ kSiutTA a car. campcamn or collagecollege for your __ ___ ^ daily 7:80-8, Thursday, 7:80-0. MU6TA l a r g e Garage Sale - 87 Cook ” ROOM with kitchen privileges, front dormers. Many extras ADVERTISING rtdidren. Ra Be an Avon Renre-Repre tun*i g«**i __ “ 1 . __ MANCHESTER vicinity — 6- ASSUME 5 ^ per cent mort­ Saturday, 7:80-4. 848-7998. 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We train^ you. 648-8414. pie, 21 years or over, full or S r*’ * * ^ k .!2** ™J"®**toneous. ment size, like new, $75. 30” Ing, carpeting, balcony, car- to schools and shopping. Low extra lot of record. Trees, part-time. Call for aKwint- ~ com- ports, plus other luxury fea- NO. ELM ST., 8-room Colonial PLEASE READ TOUR AD SPRING clean-up, landscaping 20s. CaU owner 643-0606 after shrubs. Excellent value here r ESBIABCH assistant and Gal ment, 649-4818 between 7-9 p.fn. screen dooi^«. $io. tures. F rom $226. J . D . Real plus recreation room, or ‘•Woat Aio» oro takm ovw tke P tow * and gardening, all types. Also 6:30 p.m . In the twenties. Belfiore Agen­ Friday. Growing suburban re­ 187 Deepwood D r,, Mancheater. each. 043-2466 eyenlngs or 646 Estate A ssociates, 648-8129. baths, enclosed porch, gfarage, ooavadMMso. Tto odvortteor ihoold road hte od ike FIBIFIBBT light trucking. Free estimates. cy, 647-1413. ter t t e search firm. Varied duties, VINYL Uner, 32x40% can be TWO-FAMILY, Large 7-4- large swimming pool-redwood DAT IT APFBABS OB . Call 649-7460. x... , ' — — ____ ■ liOOKINO for anythinRT In real room apartments. Tw6car ■ext taMMtloB. Tko Beaold ie OMB t o interesting woik. Permanent SEWING MACHINE THREE family — ideal south deck, wall-wall carpeting, 5 touch and sew with estate rental-apartments, garage. New roof, separate correct or omitted Inoertten ter a in ------TIMBERIjAND Tree Service- part-time. Write ?ox “W", ' OPERATORS end location. Call Mr .Lom­ bedrooms, Bower School. Only condition, cabtaet. Monograms, hems, homes, multiple dwellings, no furnaces. Lot 70x165’ . $28,600. bardo, B elfiore A gency, 647- m Oj to tko extent o( ■ "moke good** kMortlen. BrrNO wHek Tree removal, pruning, lots Manchester Herald. $20. tAU 0W.14U4. embroiders, etc. Used, excel- fees. Call J.D. Real Estate As- $28,500. Goodchild-Bartlett, do not leooen tko volne «( tko niV not ke cleared. No Job too big or •. Excellent salary, good worWng M. H. Palmer, Realtor, MLS, 1413. R ealtors, 643-2098, 560-1744, ------ASSORTED foUi, rock and lentblues m.n Guaranteed soclates, Inc., 643-8129. corrected I7 "moke good' small. Fifteen years experi­ conditions, excellent fringe pack- 643-6321, Gertrude Hagedora, 643-7887, 742-6736. albums CaU 6464SS7 nffa,- a price now $66 or 7 month------ ®to. Originally monthly.644-8169. NEWER 7-room Ranch with lota offices and businesses. Oom- In c., 648-6169, 872-0647 eve­ minimum of 8 years exper­ PERSONS INTERESTED living room and dining room, letten. Readers answer. Do you seriously desire to in­ OoU 6469844. ***9, now only $64. Easy r>FT ttytt , w. __ ___ . Houses For Rent 65 Houses For Sale 72 of carpeting. Two baths, two- KEITH Ing blind boot ads wko 1969 RAM BLER R ebel, 28,000 plete Janitorial services. Free nings. BoimIs “• crease your „„ Incom e? A „$8,600 ience. Starting rate $3.87 ______terms. Call 622-0931 Dealer DELUXE 2-bedrrom apart- both carpted. Kitchen is a m iles, $1,276 firm , 646-1666. IN INTRODUCING zone heat. Electric kitchen. desire to protect thoir LEON CIESZYNSKI buuder - S toelu - t A o t t q o q M 2 7 hour for 36-hour week. Paid TWO OIL burners with relay ------'■------^__ ment, waU-to-wall carpeting, MANCHESTER — Bus line — housewife’s dream, lias every­ urban Floor Maintenance Ser Beautiful family room. 30s. REAL ESTATE identity can follow *klo new homes custom buUt, re- ______dcdlar international corporation medical insurance plus 3 276 gallon oil tank and fitUnrs’ nylon, gold, with complete appliances, 2 air- 6^4-room older home. Com­ thing and is the very best! 1966 CHEVROLET Impala, 2- SHAKLEE PROD­ 360 CWl 643-0844 ” “ **"• felt padding included. E xcel- conditioners, full basement, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, p r o c e A r e : vice. 649-9229. modeling, additions, rec MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd., wlU start you In your own busl- weeks vacation year. pletely redecorated, $ 200. Offered by the Finished family room. 'Two- 172 E. CENTER ST. door hardtop, automatic, pow­ ______;______lent condition, $100. Call any- washer-dryer hook-up, vanity 6462813. Enclose your raoty to rooms, garages, kitchens re- mortgages —interim financing neas fuU or part-time. It in- Contact Mr. Greene, Unlver- monthly. References, lease. car attached garage. Belfiore er steering, power brakes, m a NCHBS'TER Welding Ser­ clty of ConnecticuL Person­ UCTS IN THIS AREA. TAG SALE — Old Roeemont, time, 6464280. bath, glass sUding doors two children accepted. Hayes 649-1922 646-4126 the box In an envuope — very clean, $796. 6494290. vice comer Durant and West modeled, bath tile, cement _ expedient and confidential eludes excellent training, inven- MANCHEOT'ER —f Keeney St. Agency, 647-1413. address to the Classified nel Services Dlv. No. Bagle- Route 86, Bolton. Saturday, ------° " t o patio. $220 per month. A gency, 646-0131. Middle Turnpike. General work. Steps, dorm ers. Real- service. J. D. R eal Estate tory and a $16,000, $20,000 or CALL f o r ' A N A P ­ Sunday, May 22-23, 10 a.m. MAHCXJANY bed, trundle beds, Robert D. Murdock, Realtor, area, 4-bedroom Garrison Co­ Manager, Manchester 1960 DODGE Coronet 440, 2-door vlUe Rd., Storrs, Oonn. 429- PHILBRICK ASKING $20,000. Fast sale welding repairs, home owners dential or com m ercial. CaU A ssoc. 643-6129. m ore per year earning poten- MANCHEISTER — Seven-room lonial, family room, 2 fire­ Evening Herald, together hardtop, 6 cylinder, automatic 3311, E xt. 1281. 6 p.m . R ain or shine. Milk seii- PART-TIME INCOME M 6 2 m ''* ” ** ***** s a l e — Antiques, estate rental •apartments, rage. One year lease. Security. count, good condition. Call MEADOWBROOK Also excavating, buUdozing, ford. Evenings, 233-6879. Member of Prospect, Oonn., ence, helpers at least 2 years ______;______tables, sink, army uniforms, homes, multiple dwellings, no CAPE—E^ill shed dorm er, large now. $81,600. H ayes Ag;ency, THREE-FAMILY, East side, WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ $226 monthly. Available July grading and drainage work, experience in Qie trade. Good Recession can’t hurt you if SCRElEUfEK) loam , sand, gravel, clothing, m iscellaneous. EYi- fees. CaU J.D . R eal Elstate A s- kitchen smd Uving room , with 646-0181. very convenient. Mr. Lom­ ESTATES 1965 MUSTANG, V-8, automatic. modeling specialist. Additions, ------1st. Reply B ox ” TT” , Man­ commercial and residential. Chamber of Commerce. salary to start, excellent fringe you seU KNAPP SHOES fireplace, den, 4 bedrooms, bardo, B elfiore Agency, 647- Call 646-2238. rec rooms dormers, porches, _ processed gravel, stone, fiU. *toYi 3 to 8 p.m., Saturday, 9 soclates, Inc.. 6466129. chester Herald. Panorama Country Lost and Feand 1 FuUy insured. benefits, vacation with pay, TO people at work In gra- large lot, $26,900. MANCHESTER — Mid 20’s. 7- 1413. cabineU, formica, buUt-lns, BusIlieSS OppOrtUBify Z8 Also buUdozer and backhoe to 8 p.m., 164 St. Johns St., - nnnrt room Bowers Cape, 4 bed­ 1966 RAkCBLESl Classic 770 sta­ ho^talliation and retirement. rages, shops, grocers, etc. service and drain fields **. Real El6 month. Call 742-8161. / 7Vi% 30-year financing swers to Ung, vicinity of Ma­ land clearing, state licensed NEWTON H. SMITH & SONS— vacation, boUdays, sick pay, 7104. large wooded lot. choice setting. Top value here. room aluminum sided home, 1970 CHARGER, power steer­ for installation of septic tanks RemodeUng, repairing, addl- Located at comer ___ of West Mid­ CLERK F e m c t e 3 8 tate A ssociates,, Inc. 643-6129. Can be purchased by one or ple St. Please caU 649-8280. ing, power brakes, air-condi­ e t c .' M eadows OMXvalescent SPINET PIANO -T"'------CUSTOM - BUILT L-shaped Buy now and choose your own in-law suite. Two full baths. two families. and sewers. Paul Schendel, ions, rec rooms, porches and Tpke. and B i^ St.. - DON’T merely brighten car­ DELUXE onp-bedroom apart­ tioning, call after 4, 646-2220. Center, 6462821. ESCPERIEINCED housekeeper, ranch, 7 spacious rooms, 2-full decorating. T.J. Crockett, Re­ Wall-to-wall carpeting. Bel­ 643-8442 — 875-6244 LOST Brown leather pocket. 64944*. roofing. No Job too smaU. CaU fhester-one of the busiest in- pets. . Bhie Lustre them . . no ment, waJl-to-waU caipeting has two days open starting mid- FOR SALE Out of Towii baths, formal dining room, altor, 643-1677. fiore Agency, 647-1413. PART-TIME beauty salon FuU-time, permanent posi­ rapid resolUng. Rent rtiampoo- throughout, complete appU- book vater included. Ciall 522-9065. RIDE WANTED to Pratt A many options, excellent co^ - to mow and rake. Man- bench, very good condition, satile home in an excellent l6 1-413-0668936 evenings. ly assigned to our Talcott- SWEEH', lovable, playful kit­ CaU 643-2282,.644-8896. Prom 1-84, take Exit 99. Follow signs on Rt. 195 toward UConn. Turn Whitney, from No. Main St., tion. $1,850. CaU 872-8112 after Chester area. CaU 649-4768. Roofing and Good wages and working BASEMENT Tag Sale — 86 Lake tost offer. 6466762. MI8QUAMICUT — Rhode Is­ cation. 2-car garage. 6 p.m. ______tens, looking for good home. right on 44A. mile on left is Rolling Hills. first shift, l^ ow St. Gate 6, viUe plant. St., Vernon, M ay 22 and 28, 10 ~ QUIE3T, second-floor, one-bed- land. Four-room heated cot­ ------AMESTTE work. Repairs on C h im n e y s 1 6 - A conditiFORD Galaxie convertible. fireplaces, flagstone terraces. Blue Lustre Is. easy on the ton, at the parish house. May" LARGE, nice 6room apart- modem, fully equipped. Now AU ccmcrete repairs, both in­ experience. Free estimates. SHELL DEALER FIRST NATIONAL ply at our Stafford Springs NEW U8TINO — Oversized NEED CART Credit very bad? budget. Restores forgotten col- 21st. and 22nd, Friday 11 a.ifi. ment, stove, refrigerator, available for summer season. side and outside railings, land- CaU Hawley, 648-6361. plant Monday-Friday, 8 FREIE — kittens, all trained. Garrison. Colonial, less than Bankrupt, repossession? Hon- ***'• ***■****• STORES, INC. CaU after 6, 643-6442. ors. Rent electric shampooer to 10 p.m., Saturday 11 xa.m. parking. 568-0833. Call 643-0188 after 6 p.m . est setting. Reasonably priced. Ambitious man desired now a.m.-4 p.m. one year old. Owner trans­ Douglas accepts lowest 1970 MAVERICK, 6 cylinder, 6, for existing 4-bay service Park 8c Oakland Avenues $1. Plnewood Furniture Shop. to 8:to p.m^ or snCdtOOM duplex, adults pre- GIANT’S NECK Heights — 69 ferred. Eight rooms, 2^ baths, down, smaUest paym enU, any- 900 mUes, A-1 condition, $1,760. ______CaU 643-0861. Hearing and Plumbing 17 station located on Main St. AHC, wirehalr terrier, female whore. Not small loan finance ------OARAOB SALE — Saturday, wtto this H______' (erred, no pets. West side, near Edgewood Rd., 2-bedroom cot­ first-floor famUy room with in Manchester, Conn. Excel-^ East Hartford, Conn. puppy, houaebroken, time to company plan. Douglas Mo­ w n jj buUd to suit — bird and o r a n t S Plumbing Service — May 22nd, Includes 1963 <3ievy BlXCEPTIONALLY/ilne ornate stores and bi s line. Write Box tage, sleeps 7, secluded and fireplace, formal dining room, dog houses, chicken coops, lent opportunity for aggres­ leave mother. 6467034. tors, 346 Main. 1967 FORD Ranchero, 429 en- Free estimates, plus quaUty AMF-CUNO DIVISION quiet, $110. weekly. M rs. Car­ 4 bedrooms, aluminum siding, sive type individual who de­ n, 1946 Dodge Woody, sports lady’s Victorian dresser, "V” Manchester Herald, glne, m int condition. 646-1768 utlUty sheds, swimming pool work. 648-6341. FIVE Uttle kittens need a good ter, 742-8142. 2-car garage. ExceUent neigh­ InstaUation, pool decking, fenc­ sires to be his own boss. RESPONSIBLE mature woman equipment, Volkswagen motor stained glas^amps and chan- p i v e -r o o M centrally located, _ after 6. Stafford Springs Plant home. Free. 6469236 after 6 parte, household Items, bric-a- deUers. Otety Items. CaU eve- , I borhood. $41,900. 1966 SUPER Sport Chevelle, _. ing. Lots cleard. Free esti­ SAM WATSON Plumbing and for work in home for the aged. p.m . COVENTRY Lake — Cottage $1,300. 643-2061. 1964 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass, m ates. CaU 649-4866, 228-3167. Heating, Bathroom remodel­ SHELL OFFERS 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. Contact Mrs. River Rd., Route 32 brM, Daly Rd.. off Route 86, nlngs, S^^ Nussdorf, 6466847. norches. NevJly ren- for rent, sleeps 6. $86 per week. CIRCA 1848—F ederal C o lo n ia l- ing and repairs. Free esti­ kOUer, 6466986, 9 a.m . to 6 EREE — ’Two lovable frisky Hebron, 6469886.______/ ovated. CaU 643-4786 between Six large rooms, fuU walk-up convertible, 4-q>eed, alr-conxU- • Excellent paid training 643-0063. Uoned, caU between 6-7 p.m ., AIR-CONDITIONING sales and m ates. CaU 649-3808. p.m . Stafford Springs, Oemn. wdilte kittens, need good home. ----- attic, handy location. $25,900. 1966 MGB, low mUeage, rea­ service including inataUaUon, ------• P^nancial assistance CAMIPBR, sleeps 6, stove, sink, j e b * ^ P '*"'______646-6474. B oxed trained. CaU 649-0907. electric. Drapes 96” long, one vy^Htea - IQ Pliy ------sonable. CaU 643-6161. both commercial and private • Insurance and retire­ RNs, LPNs, trained Nurse’s equal opportunity employer. Wanted To Rent 50 THE UUnMATB in a Ram- homes. Also commercial re- mininCiyt ment plan Aides. AU dilfts available. Pri­ gray with flowers, two aqua^/HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques, SEXXIND floor, four rooms, ______bilng Ranch home, abounding 1969 MGB wire vdieels, over- Tmiactinra frigeration service. Cemeo Me- DlBSSmoking 1 9 vate duty nursing. Medical TWO female 7-week old black marine and two orange. 67^ bric-a-brac, locks, frames, adults only. Call 8768006. HEIRALD reporter and 3 friends with charm and perfection, nes- drive, new Michelln tires, Ex- •■* • Many more benefits chanical Services, 643-9345. Placem ent Service, 232-02p6. kittens, free. CaU 643-0607. 0026. / glassware. We buy estateO. —------—-— ;------desire house to rent in rural or tied high cm a hiU with three ADULT AND RETIREMENT HOMES wUent condition, family out- 1993 h a LF-TON Ford, 6 cylin­ CUSTOM tailored ladies’ dress­ — Village Peddler, Auctioneer, AVAILABLE June 1st. large 3- GET THE FACTS 1— semi-niral area, June-Septem- acres. 2,800 square feet of Uving grew car. 646-4899. der, exceUent rtuq>e, new es, suits, alterations and PUjQROg MILLS, 90 Loomis MAINTENANCE man wanted, TWO AKC poodles, one brown 420 Lake St., Bolton, 6463247. room apartment, appUances. ber. CaU 742-8371 after 4 p.m . area, 8 ^ baths, swim m ing pool, Homes are not shell homes, but are completely finished and furnished with paint, brakes, valve Job, $600. H ousehold S ervices 13>A costume Jewelry in your stone CaU coUect week days 1-626 St. hM openings for women to 6 nights a week, exceUent female, one black male. 876 loatt & AeeMSOfl^~M air-conditioner, heat, parking. OLGfiMDBlLB — 1960, " 88” , ------— garages. no extras to buy. All of Jensen’s pre-built homes and mobilehomes are firm. CaU 649-.T678 after 4:30. ,„^cTm r:r,---- irTIiC;!!— preference. 649-1133. 1 9401, M r..P a lu m b o. Nights work fuU-time in our measur­ fringe benefits. A]^y King’s 8496. ____ , WANTED — antique furniture, *170. 646-6060. built to American Standard Association’s Code A119-1 or above. fouiMloor hardtop. Automatic, WASHINO machine repairs, and weekends, 1-666-6160 M r. Department Store, Manches­ FIBERGLASS mippUes, 10 glass, pewter, oil paintings or ------Houses For Sale » LAND—42 acres, 1,200’ road power steering and brakes. ing and marking departments. RCA Whirlpool, Kenmore, Jarvis. Or write Shell OU A pply MUn Oobuni, 6461414. ter, Conn. ounce boat cloth, $1.26 per ether antique Items. Any quan------frontage. $86,000. Professionally Landscaped Lots — you will be surprised at the layout and Snow tires, with wheels. Bx- AolO A ccesiofles Thos 4 Maytag. Reasonable rates. 648- M ovlug - Oo., 477 Conn. Blvd., East BEIAUTEFUL pure gray kitten, yard. Polyester resin, $6.96 tlty. The Harrison’s, 6468709, Fuillislied planning on each lot. Perky evergreens, sturdy shade trees and colorful ceUent running condition. $696. Ha^ord, Oonn. 06108. ’TURN UUe hours into busy 7 weeks pviro-ROOM furnished apart- Adult Home Villages are engineered, planned and built around the theory MERCURY 1966 Montclair, 4- attics cleaned, odd Jobs, lawns, WAREHOUSE OiFFICE ADCNRABLE flu ffy black kit­ $27,5N, 12x60, 6 FOR RENT tion. $1,600. 649-7034. $34,000 Im m aculate Raised land of people you may have always wanted as your friends. Without sacri­ ly, reasonably, eveidngs -or paperhanging,pap( rem oval. duties are diversified and in­ Rooms Without Board 59 Ranch, 3 bedrooms, din­ rooms furnished,, exceUent con­ Prompt service, fuUy insured. BANK teUer, part-time, apply 64 ficing standards many of these well off people are saving money due to weekends. CaU 6469761 after clude UUing, invfdclng and Articles For Sale 45 16’ Wr free estimates call C*tl0n8 on this excellent op- better place to work. CaU be- STORES INC. (off Scott Dr.), EHday and Sat­ traUer. $675. CaU 649-4040 af- guest ratefl. jqq pgr cent location near The recreation clubs are independently organized. Card parties, anniver­ School St. $10 a month. CaU REIWEIAVING of bums, moth- sured. For free estimates can ^ onial, country club area, BENTON ST. — 8-bedroom tween 68, Mrs. O., 8760771. Park Ic Oakland Ave., urday, 165. ter 6:30 p.m. ROOM for gentleman, quiet banks, alr-c<^Uoned, an t^ saries, bingo, suppers, dances, pool parties, cookouts, birthday parties, etc., 1868 — 428 MUSTANG, 36,000 ’ holes, rinoersziiqters renalmd.repaired. Win- M69668.______If no answer 6466862. portunity nOW. 4 bedrooms, family home in quiet realdentlal miles, Ram air, new tires, Etest H artford 1970 SUNF18H saUboat, excel­ convenient locatlOT. 224 Char- ******^ neighborhood. The perfect first are the order of the day. Privacy is supreme. If you wish to be ^one no dow shades made to measure m a b t t m f u U _ -n -j m__ • • ETIUi or part-time hairdresser. ter Oak St., 643-8468. M arlow’ s, 867 Main St.______room off kitchen, front- brakes, baU Joints, shocks, r z ------= ------;;------Elxperienced, fw busy weU S6 — ^. ------lent condition. CaU alter 6 to-back living room, din­ house in the Ideal location. one will bother you. If you want to visit, you need never be alone. This is patoSg service, * Traimng EHEE, clean fiU, idck-tq>. 646 living at its very best. Good body. F irst $1,800 firm . M o t o f f o y d e s - J l e y e l M 1 1 made whUe you w ^ t.^ pe f„terior-exteitorr^ Free esti- • Financinir Available taUlshed beauty salon. CaU WANTED — eiq;>erienced low 2099. p.m ., 649-1619. C E N T R A L — Pleasant room, FOR LEASE, 600 square feet ing room, 2H baths, 2- $23,600. C aU 'W arren E . How­ See and drive to cq>preclate. ^orders for jent Marlow’s, ^ • financing Available. land, R ealtor, 643-1108. __ MOTORCYCLE Insurance — 9469682. tod trailer driver. CaU 636 next to shower, private home, engineering space av^^We. car garage, acre lot with 646W60, Bolton. 867 M ain S t, 640-0221. 2026. 30 OALLGN / D elco gdasaUned Parking. Local phone privi- Heating, air - wmdltionlng, pond. Tmly a fine home. 12’ 'IHOMPSON cedar boat, $26. $19,600—BUTS THIS 4 and 2 un- LOW PRICES — EASY FINANCING Call Betty Turner, at athe ------^------m a g OWAN JR A Sons Fnr dAtAila will Mr G o t PART-TIME waitress, 2:866:80 hot water heater and Crown l ^ T ^ t e r 6 p.m ., 649-6801. em ergency Ughtlng system , I960 ’TEMPEST station wagon, Crockett Agency, for tow rates TWO handymen want a variety ®tateri2J^^ .^ riw painting; ^ ^ ’ dally and Saturdays, pleasant ______Gall 644-8841.______leges. Aiusr O y. ,______burglar and fire alarm sys- $89,000 Investm ent, 4 apart­ flnlsfaed Ccqie, ceramic bath, including passenger liabUity. *«»» ... „„„ •ra----- •------— j ----- L,— — ..... _____ bumw plus Waltham oU bum- The cost is extremely low, starting at $6200, complete. Easy financing — 6 cirllndeis, automatic trans­ of Jobs by day or hour. We p^r'hanging Thirty yean 568-3400 Evenings and working conditions. CaU 647- EXPERIENCED carpenter. H. er and aU controls. Asking ments, 2 offices, close to large eat-in kitchen, fuU base- 6461077, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. clean yards, attics and crtlars. ■ ment, on bus line. Wolverton no extras to buy — no Gimmicks — No points — No closing costs. m ission, as is, $300. 649-6920. C . Hutchinson, 643-0373. $100. CbU 6462493. '*mto*MX^$66 *2% FURNISHED room. In country new industrial and com^JS^al hospital. Call for details. Reasonable. CaU 6465806. w dcenfc Pnuik SpUecU, ^ Agency, R ealtors, 649-2818. 1968 OLDBMOBILE, 442, 2- ^*** ~ HUCATI. Good run- Free estimates, fully insured For charm, prestige, comfort and the greatest value in low cost Housing door hardtop, 6 speed, $1,696. ^itog condition, $600. CaU 646 LAWNS, mowed fo r entire sum- 6467861. 649-6445. IKGAL SBCRKTARY ment. FRECHETTE contact for appointment . . . Mrs. Smith, Rolling Hills, 429-1391. Mr. M7-1042. to40, after 6 p.m. mer. CaU 6469428 for free es­ EXXINOACY Pointen — Interior, tim ate. Olson, Main Office, 247-5209. I960 CXIRVAIR Cbrsa convert. HONDA S90, 4,600 mUes, exterior with references. EhUy Manchester law firm has po­ COMMERCIAL place (or lease PRESIDENTIAL Insured. Wallpiq>erlng a spe­ SECRETARY o r sale 461 Main St., next to REALTORS IWe, 6 speed transmission, 140 ton> sprockets, trials tire, EJx- ————------—------—------^ sition avaUable. AppUcant VILLAGE APTS. h.p. engine, $600. 944-8841. <=«>tont condition. $220. CaU l u i l d i n g C o n f r O C H o g 1 4 ciality. 6468719. FOR RENT post office. ExceUent business MLS Main Office must have shorthand, good TO EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATOR location with buUding. CaU MANCHESTER FART-TIIIE typing and some transcribing Route 10 1967 CHEVROLET Im pala, 4- ______— HALLMARK RuiliUng CX>. Ftor INSIDEl—outside pointing. Spe- 646-2426, 9-6. proficiency. Legal experience 647-9993 and 2-bedromn apart-4 Southington door sedan, V8, autom atic HONDA SLIOO, 600 mUes, home improvement, additions, clal rates fRINOETON StreM — Owner VBRNON — Level 150x180’ lot. loU. $8,500 each, live Sons. ^ Solo Wanted > Real Estate 77 Forestry Crews soon vacating thU choice 6- Ranch, wall-to-wall caipet, $6,000. Wolverton Agency, Re- Tremendous valley view. $10,- Fo r Solo For Solo For Solo Fo r Sole CLASSIFIED one lot. Paved parking area. places, new kitchens, carpet­ trees, nice view. Hutchins OOVBNTOT — Summw cot­ $68,000. Wolverton Agency, ing, freshly decorated. Two room Colonial. All eenaible of­ altork, 649-2818. 900. Paved road. Hay** Agen­ VERNON *— Spic and apw 5- May Be Blained fers will be given eerlous con­ Agency, Realtors, 649-6324. cy, 6464aSl. tage, 4 rooma, aluminum LISTINGS WANTED Realtors, 649-2813. furnaces, $25,900, Hutchins MANCHESTER — Rural lot In atonna, carpeting, treed lot, rjJIJ »«»«e, large BOLTON COVENTRY — 3-famtly, 4-3-3, sideration. T.J. Crx)ckett, Real­ Jdwhen, dining area, carpeted Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. SWEEIPING views, majestic 11- town approximately 100x600, MANCHESTER — Buckingham log oaUn dealgn, fireplace] OFEEREID BY ’THE ANDOVER excellent Investment property, I will picture advertise your For Wild Blaze ADVERTISING MANCHESTER — Five bedroom tor, 648-1577. Itving room, $ bedrooms, $38,- LARGE 1835 COLONIAL room circa 1800, Colonial, CaU 648-7287 or 647-1641. Street, 90x170’ lot. Quiet se­ $9,000. Hayea Agency, 646-om, good condlUim, business zoned. house twice a week, plus, Brick colonial. Ideal central SWIMMING, sailing, fishing, large bam, acreage. Hutchins W . Call Mtten A^ncy, MLS LAKE FRONT ELY, Minn. (AP) — The U.8. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS location in preferred neighbor­ MANCHEJSTE3t cluded area. City water and Ten large, rooms PLUS good Only $26,900. Goodchlld-Bart- give dally coverage In two cozy, attractive Ranch, stove, Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. BOLTON —One mile from Man­ Realtors, 648-6980. 847-1678. BRICK RANCH sewers' available. $9,500. 648- GAAL income from year around 3- lett. Realtors, 643-2098, 742- papers every Week until Forest Service is investigating 8 AM. to 4:30 PJl. hood. Convenient to every­ refrigerator, air-clndltioner. chester. Wooded com er lot. Out off Town Large brick Ranch home in 2993. HEBRON — Tremendous value, room Carriage house. Many Custom built (1965), 7-room. 6786, 669-1744, 648-7887. sold. Call thing. Immaculate. Bel Air flt^place, park-like lot, large TWO ACRES, custom atrnie Acre plus. Prestige area. M.H. the possibility that its own per­ excellent condition. Fire- For Sole 75 $24,900. for a 6-n)om authentic old features (7 fire­ Rambling Cape. Beautifully car­ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT Real Estate, 643-9332. trees. Hutchins Agency Real­ Ranch, foyer, family room, 2 Palmer, Realtor, 643-6821, 640- AGENCY VERNON — New listing 3-bed­ LINSAY REALTY sonnel may have touched off ac­ placed living room, formal stanch on a lot of 150x300’. Nice places, inside shutters). Most peted and apiminted throughout. tors, 649-5324. baths, 2-car garage, tantaliz­ 0538. CXJVBINTHY — 7-room custom room Ranch. Finished base­ 649-9158 cidentally the recent five-day MANCHESTER, like new, ex­ dining room, king sized mas­ Resort Property setting, rural, private, yet attractive lake privileges. Ideal Three bedrooms, 2% tiled baths, «:M PM. DAT BBFOBK PCBUCAIION ing views. Hutchins Agency, built Ranch. Two fireplaces, COVENTRY — 6-room year ment recreation room, 1% fire in Superior National Forest. quisitely reproduced authentic ter bedroom, ceramic bath easily aooesstble. T.J. Crock­ for antique enthusiasts, business beamed ceilings, large family Deadltne tor Saturday and Mooday Is 4:N pun. PHda; MANCHESTER— Pitkin Street. Realtors, 649-5324. TOUiAND — 8 building lots, For Sole 74 ’round home. Stone fireplace, baths, garage, 100x187' lot. Bel Josei^i Ham, acting supervi­ 9^-room Dutch Colonial on with enclosed tub. Rare of­ extra large rooms. Oarage. ett, Realtor, 648-1577. room overlooking scenic water­ Stately 11-room Colonial, in $5,600 total. Tolland, acre lot, living room, den, 1% baths, in home sltuaUon, large family. SELLING your home or acre­ sor of the forest, said Thursday park-like lot in prestlgfe area. fering. Occupancy negoti­ FOUR-FAMILY In fine condi­ COVENTRY LAKE, waterfront Double lot. Excellent area. front. Must be seen. Out-of-town Air Real Estate, 643-9332. one of Manchester’s premier ^,000. Vernon, h l^ scenic $83,900. Hayes Agency, 646- basement garage, large lot. Call Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233 J. age? For prompt friendly serv­ the fire may have been a POUR COOPERATION WUX |%|AI Hiree fireplaces, 4 baths, first- able. To inspect call Mr. tion. Good investment proper­ summer cottage, 190’ well, BOLTON ^ CJozy 6% - room Watson Beach Real Estate Co. owner sacrificing. Below re- locations. Must be seen to be acre, $6,000. Other land Hayes 0131. Immediate occupancy. $22,900. ice, call Louis Dlmock Real­ "sleeper’ resulUng from slash BE APPRECIATED DIAL 04^2711 floor laundry room, 6-zone Lewis, 649-5306. ty. 40s. Wolverton Agency, lovely porch overlooking lake, Ranch, lake prlvUe$(e8, priva­ 547-1560. plaicement in the 40s. Call Su­ appreciated. T. J. Crockett, Agency, 646-0181. cy, oversized wooded tot, ga> ty, Realtors, 649-9823. burning done by Forest Service heating and much more. Must . Realtors, 640-2818. fireplace, excellent neighbor­ MUST BE Moved — Four-room COVENTRY — 5-room Ranch. zanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. Wat­ Realtor, 643-1677. rage, $19,600. Louis Dlmock, INVITATION crews about three weeks ago see. A real opportunity. Hayes MANCHESTER” Excellent hood. Bel Air Real Estate, B ^ m e n t: garage, glass sliding son Beach Real Estate Co., 547- ALL CASH for your property Continued From Preceding Poqe • • B (Sl W • • MANOTBSmR~^^^^n$24i60a ? cottage wi Lynwood Drive, Realty, 649-9628. liorth of Ely. Agency, 646-0131.■ BARROWS and WALLACE Co. AA zone lot, half acre plus, 9332. First Bolton Lake. Principles doors to terrace, brick fireplace, 1650. TO BID within 24 hours. Avoid red The fire was spotted last FYl- Manchester Parkade room Cape, central location, Lakewood Circle area, city aluminum siding, amesite drive, TOWN OF MANCHESTER Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole OOVF»ITRY Lake — Cabin with only. 043-6373. ^ U T H WINDSOR — Seven- 1. Sealed bids in duplicate for tape, instant service. Hayes day and charred 16,000 acres ANSALDI BUILT Manchester 649-5306 family room, garage, 60x120 utlllUes, Call Mr. IQmmer, 200* artesian well. Many extras. CIRCA 1862 covered patio and fireplace. room Raised Ranch, double LEGAL the furnishing of labor and Agency, 646-0131. near the Canadian border In the PrnCEN — Porter St. area, 6- MANCHESTEai Spacious 7- lot'. A real value. Bel Air Real J. D. Real Estate Associates. SOUT^I WINDSOR — Five-room Price $W,900. Six-room Colonial, plastered Lake privileges. $2,600. 649- heated garage. Carpeting, VERNON — High In the hills, materials and performing Boundary Waters Canoe Area. year old aluminum sided cus­ room home, aluminum siding, Estate, 643-0332. 643-5129. Ranch. Attached two-car ga­ huge 7-room custom Ranch, 3 9-ROOM COLONIAL walls, fireplace, tile baths, 1012. pool, fireplace. $8,500 down. COVENTRY—22 acres of land, NOTICE all work in connection with Ham said slash-burning, a tom built, 8-room Garrison. new roof, double garage, large built-ins, large breezeway, rage. Ihree bedrooms, cathe­ baths. garages, sweeping Hank Stack, 742-6744. Pasek ideal for grazing, farming or The Zoning Board of Appeals the installation of a parking Grave Is Shrine Umber management technique Family room with beamed treed lot. Low 30s, Hayes This once in a lifetime prop­ 2-car garage, city utilities, Soft Cape dral ceilings, 1% baths, full views. 2.7 acres. Hutchins Realtors, 289-7475. building. 1,100’ frontage. Par­ at a meeting on May 17, 1971 lot at Westhlll Gardens Ad­ John Paul Jones died a bro­ used to clean out unproducUve ceiling: and built-in bar, dream Agency, 646-0131. erty has just become avail­ large lot, quick occupancy. recreaUon room, two fire­ Agency, Fashionable tially approved for building made the following decisions: 649-5824. dition, Manchester, Connecti­ ken man in 1792, was burled in wood, was done "very close" to kitchen with barbecue, etc. able. Modem conveniences PRICED to sell. places, circular driveway. La- g o l f or' horses anyone? Over­ lots. $44,000. cut, will be received until an unidentified French grave the starting point of the fire. etc. Call Now. Hayes Agency, MANCHESTER with antique charm. Tw^ Penta Agency, Realtor, 646- sized 8-bedroom Raised Ranch Fay A. Davis Jr.—Addition to 3:00 P.M. (E.D.T.), Wednes­ and a century later his remaink Forest crews doused the 646-0131. STICKS & STONES full baths and 1>4 acres of Seven-room Raised Ranch 2440. with fireplace, family room, COVENTRY—30 acres of land, legal nonconforming attached Quality For Sale,.. By Bel Air day, June 2, 1971, at the of­ were retumeu by an escort of slash-burning blaze and checked Plus boards and bricks are land. Priced to sell at $31,- 2 fireplaces, tile baths, 1% baths, 2-car heated garage, 2,000’ frontage on Carpenter Rd. garage existing 4 feet from NOTICE 900! fice of the Housing Author­ U. S. warships to Annapolis, it later. Ham said, but the fire MANCHESTER — Newly list­ essential to any home but built-ins, 2-car garage, large wall-to-wall, custom draperies, 800’ frontage on Merrow Rd. south side line—398 Oakland ed, aluminum sided two-fsun- treed lot. Street—GRANTED. PUBLIC HEARING ity of the Town of Manches­ where his grave is a national could have sprung up again be­ Ansaldi also includes qual­ HERITAGE HOUSE dishwasher, disposal, stove, available. $5,000 per acre. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, shrine, according to Encyclo­ cause of extremely dry cemdi- ily with double g^arage and a ity. Come see this four-bed- refrigerator, less than 6 Peter E. Beckwith—Erect at­ ter, 24 Bluefield Drive, Man­ lovely lot. West side location. CONNECTICUT chester, Connecticut, 06040. paedia Britannlca. tions in the area. room Garrison Colonial with 646-2482 months old. Brand new S-horse COVENTRY—22 acres of land, tached breezeway and garage 2 Heritage House, 646-2482. CHARLES LESPERANCE 1,100' frontage on Talcott Hill PROPOSED REVISIONS TO 2. Elach bid Is subject to the finished rec room and large For the, finer homes. bam and corral. Beautiful rid­ feet 6 inches from south side HOME Rd., 800' on Route 31. Perk TOWN OF MANCHESTER attractive lot for only $33,- ing trails nearby, excellent line—230 Union Street—GRANT­ conditions contained herein 649-7620 tests completed—available, $7,- PENSION ORDINANCE and in the contract docu­ MANCHESTER 900. Call J. McLaughlin, 649- MANCHESTER—New on mar­ golf course across the street. ED. 000 per acre. Kenneth G. Harley—Erect at­ In accordance with provisions ments and specifications. 6306'. ket, immaculate 3-bedroom FRONT Less than 15 minutes from of the Town Charter, notice Is 3. Bid forms, specifications and 195 HENRY STREET Ranch, convenient location, Manchester. $87,600. Call tached garage 3 feet from east MANCHESTER — Vernon line, BOLTON—Over 2 acres of beau­ hereby given that a Public contract documents are trees, shrubs, garage. Only Wayne W. Miller Agency, 228- side lin e -108 Helalne Road— OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 P.M. • •B & w . . young 6-room “ L-Ranch” , at­ tiful land suitable for your Hearing will be held in the available at the office of the BARROWS and WALLACE Co. $28,600. Bel Air Real Estate, 9454. dream home at a price you GRANTED. tached garage, big eat-in coun­ William C. Whatley—Reduce Hearing Room of the Municipal the Housing Authority, 24 Manchester Parkade 643-9332. try kitchen, G.E. built-in wall By BEA KEITH can’t pass up. $13,200. BOLTON LAKE, 6-room home south side line to 12 feet 6 Inch­ Building, 41 Center Street, Man­ Bluefield Drive, Manchester, Ideal 7-room family home. Manchester 649-5306 oven, counter-top range, flre- NINE-ROOM custom built Gar­ rec room, fleldistone fireplace, es for purpose of erecting at­ chester, Connecticut, June 1, Connecticut. Walking distance to all schools. placed-llving room, paneled Put two twin beds end-to-end BOLTON—7.7 acres of land. rison Colonial 2400 sq. feet, 4- outdoor barbecue, 38x12 ce­ tached garage — 99 Finances 1971, at 8:00 p.m., on proposed 4. The right is reserved, as the Distinctive older Colonial has 3 ROOKLEDGB AREA — Five- den, private bath off 12x14’ with headboards at either 650’ frontage. Ideal for invest­ bedrooms, office, 2% baths, end, cov^r attracUvely, add revisions to Town of Manches­ interest of the Authority may or 4 bedrooms, 1% baths, large bedroom capJe in an excellent master bedroom. $26,900. Mey­ ment patio. On water. $26,900. ment type property. Will assist Drive—GRANTED. double garage, carpeting. throw pillows and you have ter Pension Ordinance. require, to reject any and all remodeled kitchen (built-in residential area. This is a er Realtors, 643-0609. Fiano Agency, 646-5200. In marketing. $65,000. C. G. Brown and State of Con­ stove and dishwasher), large large custom built home that Hayes Agency, 646-0181. a spacious divan for your necticut — GRANTED variance A copy of the proposed revi­ bids, and to waive any Infor­ carpeted foyer, attractive living guest bedroom-sibtlng room. BOL’TON — Tour - bedroom HEBRON—89 acre farm with which makes 4-famlly residence sions to the Ordinance may be malities in the bids received. has a two-car basement garage MANCHESTER — Just Usted - SIX-ROOM Colonial in excellent room, formal dining room, den, Cover a styrofoam wig stand Cap®. 1% baths, enclosed two-family house, 4 bams, 2 at 316 Center Street a legal use seen in the Town Clerk’s office 5. Bids will be publicly opened on the lower level (plus a rec huge 9-room Colonial set on 1% condition. Dream kitchen, with decorative shells for a summer porch, plus finished porch, 100x400’ wooded lot. ponds and a brook surrounded during business hours. at the above designated place .'■oom) and on the first floor has acres of land. Two full baths. with built-in oven-range dish­ fanciful accessory. on a site of approximately 11,- third-floor room. All city con­ Central air-conditioning. $26,- by stone walls, trees. Ideal for Donald D. Wells, and time. liv'.ng room, dining room, kitch­ $31,900. Heritage House, 646- washer Fireplace. Upper 20s. 600 square feet. veniences. $29,900. Call Suzanne en .and three bedrooms. One is 1. For Lease — First floor 600. Bel Air Real Estate, 648- dairy farming, horse raising Victor Lombardo — Reduce ' Secretary Housing Authority of the 2482. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, 9332. and for developer. 1.8 mile road Shorts, 646-3233, J. Watson rather small, could be a fine 649-2813. office space. Modem cen­ south side line to 4 feet for pur­ Board of Directors Town of Manchester Beach Real Estate Co., 547-1660. office. And the dining ro o m - tral location. Bus and shop­ fitmtage. $125,000. Manchester, Conn. SHALLOWBROOK LANE — ex- COVENTRY —Oversized 8-room pose of erecting attached By extra large. Must be seen to be­ ping. Rent including heat, Dated at Manchester, Connec­ tremely .spacious customized 9- OPEN HILLS — Custom Red­ Dutch Colonial, partially fin­ NORWICH—NAOHAUG POND— breezeway and garage — 76 Vincent L. Diana, lieve it. Full bath, also. Two light, air-condltlonii^ —$6 ticut, this 14th day of May 1971. REXTENT two-family, 4-4, heav­ room Raised Ranch on huge wood Ranch. Fireplaced fami­ New England Walls of Ivy per sq. ft. ished, only $8,600. Borders FYnir-room Ranch with 800’ White Street—GRANTED. Chairman ily treed lot. Large kitchen — goo

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At Town House Gardens off 1-86 in Rockville, Connecticut... the ENJOY new contemporary-styled apartment complex conceived for better help living, year-around ... a truly unique architectural approach to sub­ urban life combining a blend of rich design and decorative materials LIVING, with seven artistically landscaped acres. The offering for sale of this delightful "Prentice" designed property presents an oppor­ tunity for the most fastidious buyer. * Loans up to 90% of value Rockville’s Henry Park, located across the street, offers a large This home, built in 1963, has been carefully reproduced to capture all the authentic EVERY swimming pdol, tennis courts, and other recreational facilities. In the * Up to 30 years to repay teatures of yesteryear. From the antique brick floor in the music room, to the fabulous, winter it is the home of the Alpine Ski Club which has a practice up to the minute, St. Charles" kitchen. The best of both worlds is here. DAY slope with rope tow. Nine and one-half rooms of luxurious living with four baths, five thermostats to evenly • No hallways — your own entrance for privacy and security. 646-1700 control the heat throughout, and a beautiful screened porch offering sweeping views • Interior walls- double-partitioned and insulated for sound-proofing. of Case Mountain. Located in a preferred neighborhood with a majestic setting among appliances thousands of apple blossoms. I Main Office, Parkade, North End and Bolton Notch Offices Open Sat. till Noon # Thermopane glass sliding doors lead to your patio. One leisurely inspection will convince you to make the final step up to total gracious CONTACT: #Total electric living-individual heat control and G.E. appliances: 14 living. Call us at your earliest convenience. cubic foot refrigerator/freezer, oven/range, and garbage disposal. SPRINGFIELD ELLINGTON ’<1 DAVID J. WEBSTER • Bathroom with built-in vanity, American Standard fixtures, fiber­ S a v in g s Ba n k ^ o f M a n c h e s t e r glass tub enclosure, and ceramic tile floors. • Underground wiring, pre-wired phone jacks, and TV antenna. Mwuhpf F.D.l.v The HARTFORD • Basements have coin-operated laundry centers and individual stor­ MANCHESTER . EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON NOTCH Inc, age areas. HAYES AGENCY 3 0 LAFAYETTE SOUAFIE 55 EAST CENTER STREET 646-0131 APARTMENTS FROM ^ P r o u d O f Our Past • Dedicated to Your Future ^ P r o u d of Our Past Dedicated to Your Futur ROCKVILLE. CONN. OBOBB • .. ONE BEDROOM RANCH STYLES.. . ONE - TWO BEDROOM DUPLEXES. (S03) B7S-OBSB $145.00 PER MONTH. MANCHESTER

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