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\ PAGE T^ENTY-TVirO MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1970 lEancltPBlpr lEn^ning E^ntld ATmgB Daily Not Pi I Ron The Weather SM. Sgft. Joseph B. Ooutiue of Men who wish to Join John Mather Chapter, Order The refasarsal tor members of For Iha Waak ttaf There will be no forum pt 11, 1079 Gradual clearing tonight; low the Manchester Chapter, MS Woodland St., rettiing after executive board meeting of the Of DsMolay, wlM meet tonight about 40. Tom orrow partly About Town SPBB8QSA, Mondays at 8 p.m. as years service with the Con­ Church VfOmen United tom or­ at 7:80 at the Masonl,o Temple and Civic Chorale scheduled for THE WIGGBIY cloudy, mild; high In upper BOe Oiwc* Oroup of Conter Oon- necticut Air Natlohal Ouard, at tho Army-Navy Club may row, but a fonnn meeting will for officers’ step-up night. tonl|d>t has been canceled. 1 5 ,9 4 « to low 60s. Thursday Inoreoa- grofaUoiMt diuroh wlU meet will be honored at a testimonial call Dennis Santoro o f ' 896 be held next Thesday. 525 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—943-2330 ing cloudiness, seasonable. mt the church tomorroer nlfht dinner Hiursday at 7;S0 p.m. at Spring St. The Junior Rhythm phoir of UaneheBter-^-A City of VUlage»Charm ■t 7 to vlait Bfoadout House the Zebra Club, Warehouse PTA Council officers for next The Mothers Club of Center North United Methodist Church at OomUtuUan Plaaa. Point. Those wishing to attend year are Mrs. Richard Taylor Congregational Church will will rehsarse tomorrow at 8:80 The Daughters of Isabella VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 171 (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) may make reservations by cm- will sponsor a rummage sale Jr., president; Frank Gluhosky, meet tom orrow at 9:80 a.m . In p.m. at the ohuroh. Perk up with spring MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1970 (Olaeslfled Adverttskig on Rage 17) PRICE TEN CENTS ^ A atory hour for cMMren four tactlng Sgt. Gregory Couture, at Mott's Supermarket on Wed­ vice president; Mrs. Gloria Memorial Hall of/ the church. B2 Oak St., after B;S0 p.m . to­ Mrs. Lyman Taylor of the Man­ to eight yeara rt fo r M anchester for The pastor-pariah relations sored by the Friendship Circle Childrens Hospital. A two hour of the Salvation Army will meet partment of Higher EMuoatloa, ^AathorineS agent la M an-A the 1908-1969 ftso(d year. committee of North United will be held Saturday at 6 p.m. variety show Is scheduled, and tomorrow at 1 p.m. in Junior Bor a n A iiH a e a ,^ WASHINGTON (AP) —Presi­ U.S. Colleges Connecticut Ekhicatlcn Associa­ T oes, thm Bah 9-9 — T la m . 9-9 Methodist Church will meet to­ dent Nixon has fixed a goal of It oootaina Informatlcn on at the Salvation * Army Youth refreshments will be served to HaB of the Citadel. Refresh­ tion, and held Friday at Baat- finances and funotiana of the night at 7:80 at the church. Center. the children. ments will be served. em Coraieotlcut State CoUege. withdrawing an addlUonal 160.000 U. 8 . troops from Viet­ town govenunent wHh re­ By ABBOCIATED PRESS nam In the next year—sticking porta from each of its de- President Eriq A. Walker of Pennsylvania State Uni­ roughly to the pullout pace of {wrtments. versity and his wife fled their campus home early to­ recent months. day after students stoned it and broke some windows. In a television-radto address Racial conflict and anti-war protest set off a series of to the nation Monday night, the disturbances at several U. S. colleges and high schools. President said the number About 1,000 o f Penn State’s would b e bocMted should there Apollo Story 26,000 students attended a mmeet- eet­ be a breakthrough in peace ne­ ing Monday night to protect ar­ gotiations. However, he empha­ rests at an anti-war sit-in lost sised: Told Tonight week. BmaU fires w ere extin­ Students Beat "I must report with regret guished In several dormitories that no progress has taken place and classroom buildings, at on the negotiating front." On Television least one started by a gaaoHne UConn Youth Nixon expressed concern bomb. about Communist m ilitary in- SPACE CENTER, Houston A group of black youngsters (A P ) —Apollo 18’s astronauts On Campus cursiona in Cambodia and Laos, ignored a Black Panther 'leader’s .but took a generally optimistic today told the head of the re­ plea to disperse peacefully from view of the Southeast Asian situ­ view board about the oxygen STORRfl, Conn. (AP) — The ation. a meeUng on the New Haven tank exjdoslan that threatened Green today and they ran University of C>>nnecUcut is in- "W e finally have In sight the their kves deep In space. They through the downtown shopping vestlgatlng the beating of a Just peace we are seeking," he relate the story to the worid to­ area, throwing rocks and break- white dormitory president by a ■aid. night at a news conference. Ing a few wlmlows; group of black students who re- 6. “We can now say with confi­ James A. Lovell Jr., Fred W. dence that pacification la suc- Halse Jr. and John L. Swigert PoUce made about 30 arrests, portedly suspected him of saying If i j most of them on charges of he hoped Black Panther chair- >f i i ceedbig. We can say with confi­ Jr. began their second day of dence that the South Viet­ debriefing on the flight by hud­ breach of the peaca Bobby Seale Is executed. namese can develop the capabil­ dling with Edgar M. Cortright. The group had gathered to ex- Py^l^nt of 8 ^ ity for their own defense. We He heads the board investigat­ press support of national Black 8“*“**^ can say with confidence that all ing the accident that aborted Panther chairman Bobby G. *■ reported In good condition American combat forces can the $376 m illion moon-landing Seale, who was to appear In Su- »“^verrity Infirmary, and will be withdrawn.” m ission. perior Court. Ronald Richards, vice presl- Nixon q;ioke from hla office in They gave their impressions . • a Pfiotofax) Douglos Miranda, a local Pan- Campus OrganUatton the Western White House at San of the explosion and ttie four- A Cambodian soldier with a new Communist Chi­ tion outside Phnom Penh. The Cambodians today ther leader, spoke to the crowd Afro-American Students, told Clemente, Calif. Immediately day fight for survival to return nese rifle takes aim during recent military opera- marched a Vietnamese group into open fire. of 180 to 200 persons, caUed for t**® beaUng at a rally Monday afterward he and his wife Pat to earth. a boycott of classes at the city’s afternoon. flew back to Washington. Lovell, Haiae and Bwigert a|>- youths to dis{>er8e quietly in twos Richards said black students A White House official who pear at 7:30 p.m. tonight on a end threes. to several dormitories Sun- dedlned to be quoted by name nationally televised and broad­ However, some went across nlsM to muster support for told reporters Nixon plans to cast news conference. They’ll Riflemen March Viet Civilians the Green and started throwing the rally, and when black coeds complete the withdrawal of also narrate a fltan and slides rocks at store windows. Some Poged on the Intercom at 160.000 m en during the next 13 they eook In s{>ace. dariied through a department Sousa House, someone riiouted months, give or take a few Lovell has already given an store. down: " I ho{>e Seale gets exa- weeks. Barring the unforeseen, indlcatitm of the feelings of the Into Enei ny Fire in Cambodia Police were in the downtown cuted ’’ \ be said, the decision is irrever­ astronauts during their mo­ area in force, however, os Ifi- “All hell broke loose on him,” randa had warned the crowd, Bold Richards, "and if you want sible. ments of perU, when he told a SAANG, Cambodia (AP) — them cattered Into banana fields Many of the If the Nixon plan is carried older women last month. government tj,ey moved In quickly. to know vdiat hap{>ened, ask Mm w elcom ing cerem ony In Houston CTambodian riflemen inarched a as Cambodian troops answered sobbed as they out, the authorised U.S. troop moved. Some wys they were caught In cross- o,e arrests werewhen he gets out of the hospital Sunday that then-e were times gioup of Vietnamese clviUans ^"8^ rounds. The Viet- fingered roeaiy beads. celling would drop by May 1971 they felt they wouldn’t make It between government and made at tiee High Schoed up. ill sulted in advance with U.S. field resulted in two injuries and 19 students who beat Mm. here tonight If it was not for the ask the Viet Cong In this village cannon," he (»ld. more men by motorcycle. It Is The government In Phnom cwnmanders but did not claim arrests Monday. Several shop "They strangled me for a people on the ground, in Mission IS miles south of Phnom Penh As he spoke the big guns the doeest they have gotten to Penh today crlUcircd foreign while*"''said his {Baa met with their whole­ (Control Center, helping us all hearted approval. There bad 1 .. u . . B ^ TS5 the w ay.” peace. The Viet Ctong <^>ened tq> The Vietnamese were mostly An Elng^lah-language newspa- Vietnamese civilians and said been Indications that some high­ The review board head, Ekl- was bruised by a chair thrown head." on the group, wounding at least CJathoUcs—men, women and per, the Saigon Post, said the 8,664 Cambodians had been th e Atkudic oitv HMt iichooi Knstv he aia ly placed military men wanted gar M. Cortright, flow to the the withdrawal slowed. two of the Vietnamese. cMldron. Many prayed ae they Cambodian government was wiled by the Viet Conff or had f Manned 8{>acecraft Center Mon­ Gen. Sosten Fernandes told walked up the road. asking all Vietnamese Uvlng In disaroeared. ^ ■todents The exact timing and pace of day night to meet with the as­ A the new cutbacks In troop de- newsmen: "It was a good way A young seminarian who held border provinces to "temporarl- The government’s official news to make arresU About »»!*** tronauts ti-day, starting a to discover where the Vleta the white flag on a bamboo {tole ly leave" Cambodia to avoid agency also said North Viet- school was closed mad ’’ '*'"®*® “"hS “Mh {>loymente, said Nixon, "will be lengthy .probe to determine ex­ determined by our best Judg­ actly what went wrong 303,000 have their automatic weapmis. was asked If he was really a being mistaken for Viet Cong. Viet C ^ pending m Investigation of the The InvesOgaUon is being ment of the current noilitary Now we know where they are so volunteer. He shook his head At least 600 Vietnamese rest- had burned.... or destroyed ...A 700 Ann cause of Uie trouble. It was said headed by Dr. Froderick G. miles In s{xice and what couid the mission wraa ah extremely and said he and Uie others had dents of Cambodia, and perhaps houses, infirmaries and schools, and di{>lomatlc situation.’’ be done to correct the problem. to have been started by a false Adams, chairman of the State De- Racial tension was also and 0|>partunltie8, who te the future Apollo moon flights will to Saang, the village on the Bas- ed and cut Cambodians Into ardlse remaining U.S. troops blam ed fo r firebomblngs at both university’s ombudsman on be grounded. While experts ana­ sac River which the Viet Cong _ pieces, through military moves in Viet­ the high sthool and the Univer- racial matter*. lyse the trouble, preparations took over Sunday. The Cambo- nam, Cambodia or Loos, Nixon moved ahead at Cape Kennedy Turning to deaths of VUt- aUy of Kansas In Lawrwice, in New York, the Rev. Ralph said : dians said the Vietnamese were U.S. Seen Rejecting Bid namese nationals In Cambodia, Kan. Part of the student union d . Abernathy, chairman M for the planned Oct. 1 launch residents of Cambodia who had “ Jt I cooolude that increased o f Aimllo 14. the statement said; "If in the at the university was destroyed, of the Southern Chrls- volunteered to "talk some enemy action Jeopardises our "We’ll proceed on a routine JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — declined to comment on Malik’s framework of the right of legttl- but there was only minor fire tlan Leadership Conference sense” to the Viet Cong. remaining forces In Vietnam, I schedide until we’re trt ment to use against Viet Cong forces by private {lersons and dents at the 830-student private to the streets of the South In If w e m ake progress <»i the ne­ names would be announced lat­ When the group reached a attributed to an American offl- j„¥l North Vietnamese forces companies since April 8. women’s school in the Finger 1666 "is now driving us to the gotiating front." er this week. bridge just before the first clal that the United States who are steadily enlarging the donors had Vietnamese Lakes region left the campus streets of the North—New York, The chief executive cited Lovril, Halse and Swigert be­ structures in Saang, the Viet would reject tho new Cambo- Cambodian territory they con- Chinese names. after administrators refused to New Haven, Chicago—slgnalliv three princlplee governing ids gan Monday an extensive de­ Ctong opened A— fire. A«.-The Viet­ regime’s appeal for arms. (See Page Twelve) meet their demands for a the beginning of the end of the view of a Just poUUcal settle­ briefing on the mission in a namese and newsmen wdth A U.S. Embas^ spokesman (See Page Hiliteen) better center for black stu- Mitchell - Nixon - Agnew - Thur- ment of the war: tape-recorded session with dents and reinstatement of Mack mend era". “First, our overriding objec­ spctce e:q>ert8. BtudenU suspended after a dis- The pro-Ponther rally, ertyer- tive is a pcdttlcai solutloa that Astronaut chief Donald K. tuibanoe at a campus concert Used in ConnecUcut as a tMse- reflects the will of the South Slayton and Air Force Maj. last weMc. day feaUval, Is scheduled for the Vietnamese people and allows LJoyd Reeder, an astronaut Americans Wonder: Hobard CoUege, Geneva, N.Y. New Haven Green at a time them to determine their future training s{>eclaUBt, Hstened for —officials locked the ROTC of- coinciding wlOi a planned Yale without outside Intosference .. eight hours as the spacemen re- flees and classrooms alter a UMversity Law School Alumni sit-in by 100 students from Hob- celebraUon. (Bss Page Twelve) (See Page Twelve) What Holds Un the Mail? art, a men’s college, and WU- New Haven Is the rite of a meet The Bum /hfrt... (See Page Six) (Bee Page Six) Editor's Note: Postal reform The Houae Post Office Com­ trusted to tbe first poatmaster looms larger^ but Americana mittee opens heorli^ today on general, BenJ(unin Franldln. ^ Attention tennis-bums, beach-bums, ski-bmns or just “bummin’ Nixon May Face Dilemma are still asking: Why is our mall Nixon’s plan to set iq> a new Over tbe ensuing 166 years, servloe so lousy? This compre­ U.S. Postal Service "insulated the Poet Office has become en­ hensive account answers that from (greet control by tbe Presi­ meshed in a snarl of rules, regu­ Last-Minute Preparations around” bum s...m eet the Manhattain* “Bum Shirt” ! The boldly Over Carswell Senate Bid question and deteSs what postal dent, tbe Bureau of the Budget lations and laws that {>laoes re- reform wlD mean. and Oon$;ress.” There are re­ qxinslMUty with the Postmaster colored shirt with, contrasting stitching. The in or out shirt. The shirt VWABHINaTON (A P ) — Presi­ President Nixon’s angry state­ ports^ too, that tbe Senate Post General but the pursestrings Completed for Earth Day dent Nixon may face a poHUcal ment on his Supreme Court re­ Office Committee might ap­ with Congress, puU politics iMiAmma in the sudden decirian jection—that “wltta the Senate By MARK BROWN ahead of performance and has By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS working In a WasMngton o ifle e Associated Preea Writer prove the administration’s plan, with big patch pockets and side slot-vents. The pullover placket- of G. HarroU CarsweU to make as {wesentiy constituted’’ it is or one very close to It, this resulted in a postwar budget Campus, school and communi­ since January conducting a Mmaelf a candidate instead of futile to nominate a conserva­ WASHINOTON (AP) — For week. defeit o f nearly $17 bllUon. ty organizers today poUohed campaign to stimulata local ob- preparations for Btaulh Day—an front shirt you can button way up or way down. TTie wrinkle-free, Just a campaign issue. tive Southerner to the Mgh almost two centuries the grey- But against the backdrop of Faced with a mushrooming servancss. Carswell’s poUUcal escalaUon court. garbed men had lived by their com ing {XMtal reform —and the burden of mall—the volume has unprecedented attem{>t to mus­ Lost week a apokaaman for wfll put Ms name on the Repub­ He must discard, however, a credo, taken from the ancient prospect of higher postal rates risen from 71 Mlhon {deces In ter massive clUsen awareness BtaiWronmental Action—tbs no-iron, permanently-pressed shirt of smooth 65% Kodel'polyester, lican primary ballot In Florida. two-week-Md p iece o f i>residen- Greece of Herodotus: "Neither —Americans are asking ques­ fiscal 1966 to 82 bllUan In fiscal and action to deal with the dete­ WasMngton group-aald groups It la a name symbolic of the Su­ Ual advice. "The President has snow nor rain nor heat nor tions: 1969—the Post Office has res­ rioration of man'a environment. representing soma 3,0(W oomimi- 35% cotton. The shirt with the “bum-stick” emblem on the pocket... preme Court controversy cer­ urged me to stay at my present gloom of night olxUl stay tbeae IMiat Is wrong with the Amer­ ponded by reflex: Add more Observances planned Wednes­ nitles, 3,000 coUsgas and 10,000 tain to be On Isaue tat congres- assignment, and I intend to do couriers from the awUt oompie- ican mail servlceT What could men. day Include everything from high schools wsr* set to partici­ atonal campaigns acroos the na­ ■o," the federal appeals Judge tkxi of their appointed rounds.” make a letter mailed to an ad­ While productivity In Ameri­ marches and demonstrations to pate. mock funerals for the automo­ The organising effort waa The Bum Shirt"... your shirt! tion. said aftpr the Senate voted And when, tor tbe first time in dress fewer than 100 steps away can Industry has risen at on av­ bile. CIean-U{>s, teach-ins, na­ budgeted at 8190,000. Bpoksa- Rejected by the Senate tor a down Ms nomination, Bl to 45. the nation’s history, the malls take days to deUver? What erage rate of 8.4 per cent a ture walks, workshops and lec­ man Stephen Cotton said osvsr- seat on the Court, CarowsU now In quitting the bench Monday did not move, the U.S. Post Of­ makes magazines and newspa­ year,. i>ostal productivity has Oinm iheinm . tures are scheduled. al offers of funds from larg* seeks nomination to go to the to run tor the Senate, CarsweUi fice could bliame neither snow pers (UTWe days and even inched along at two-tenths of 1 "Earth Day la a commitment corporations had bssn turned Ssnate Mmaelf. bald he wants to "Join President; nor ratal nor heat nor. gloom o f weeks stale, packages reach per cent a yeeur. That maam a coBlslon wMb to make life better, not Just big­ down and the group bopad to Nixon In Mf goals of restructure Mght. their desUnationa late with con­ One reason Is a lock iot work Rep. William, Cramer in the tents often bruised or broken boosting machines. The average ger and faster, to provide real raise ths money "from foundi^ ing our country and its govern­ Instead, it was a oombinaUon lepL 8 RepUbUean primary— and vital bueinese communica­ Investment per {>oetal w orker is rather than rhetorical solu­ tions and individual gifts. ment along oonatitutional,' con- of everyday Issues wages, and i^ ost certainly, a Mtter tions dribble tardily In? $1,148 wMle the etm llar figure tions,’’ says the orgaMters’ At the same ttans ths otiaiii- IL ■ervaUve Mhes." working conditions and Job ad­ campaign In Which both oandl- And what could make that tor the tele{>hone and telegraph main manifesto. zen are looking bsyond Bjttti Carswell’s move apparently vancement—that brought lost Earth Day grew out of a datea wlS claim tha Mxon was snglneered by Florida GOP faithful footman of America, the Industry is $86,630; for power Day, smphoaizlng tbs linpop. month’s mall-snarting wildcat UtiUUee $161,710, transportation ■uggesUon made by Ben. Gay­ otamp of appravaL Gov. Claude R. Kirk Jr., who la mailman, face fines and even tones of continuing prograng on walkout by 188,000 o f the P ost $38,063, m onufaotiulng $7,170 lord Nelson, D-Wla., In the wake Bolh man have M—althougb seeking re-election Mmaelf this Jail to dramatise Ms grievanoes the local Isvsl and waming that OPBN MONDAY THRy BATURDAT 8 J9 TO 9:Bi not for the oame Job. O ffice’s 780,000 em ployet. and m erchandising $3,686. of last November’s antiwar year. To make way for Cara- wKh a strike? pollution problems must not bo THURBDAT 8:80 TO 9A9 Gromar oaid flatly Nixon Tbe strike required PreMdent "It’s the system," answers “AlrmaH was the last major demonstrations. forgotten after Wsdnasdajr's waU, lA. Gov. Ray Osborne, a Ntacon to call up federal troops. urgod Mm to run lor the ganate Wlnton A. (Red) Blount, tbe tall, innovation In the Post Office De­ It was reasoned that If public events. Kirk ally, stopped aslds as a It brought Into focus as nsvsr O pm m. tU$aU 'hmrf Aeeom u Todmy fat tho flist place. Other OOP rawboned Alabaman whom Nix­ partment, and that was 63 yean sentiment could be moMlUed "Ws hops that each parttet- "THB MARVBL OF MAIN 8TRBBT’* Senate candidate. before the rickety poetei system oouroea confirmed thla. on apiwinted poat master gen- ago," said a postal official. oyer' the' anti Issue, then the pos­ pant. suppUsd wttb ooms of tho m - 807 m a in i t r b b t , "Pm certain Nixon didn’t ask that affects every Amsrlean The proMdantlal auggaaUon, U 'bral and aasl^ed the task of The massive Increase in mall itive Issue of protecting the en­ facta about snvlranmsntal prob­ ’"d Hmrtford Nmtkmmi Ckargm AUo Carssrall to run,” oAe Rapuhli- who malls a Isttar, oubaorlbTS to vironment ought to generate waa undaratood. waa ogfond at can oource aald. reshaping the poetal service. volume has farced postal otfl- lem s In Ms own book yard, wlU a magaataM, pay* hla taxed. even greater support. a White Houae maeting ooma Cromar haa bssn wwktaig tor The ‘syetem Blount decries clala to plug the servtcs gap conm lt Mniasif to a prugram of And It fueled a. drive to drasti­ Organisers say, the key Is lo­ Blna m onlho ago. m ooths to get Ma forces organ- ■till retains vestiges of the Post with substitutes and part time action," said Ftraak fIsnMtatr, Camwsll, on the othor hand, cally overhaul the Post Office Office created by Uie First Con- cal partietpatioa. To that and a eoB Malm political liiiiaM iai In (Baa Paga Twsiva) Department. ♦iiMiitsi oen gress in 1778 and en­ (Saa Page Five) largely volunteer fores has bssn (See Page Firs)

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MISS AMERICA JOINS FIGHT Top Notch Plans Include Hebron THEATER TIME Columbia Shein^vold on Bridge South Windsor Father Slays SCHEDULE FOR nWRENIB AND Market Forcasters Y O U N Q P e m f SET OPPONENT RIGHT WITH Jail Escapee Trees^ Other Landscaping Registration GrayTVamed NOBLEST MOTIVE NORTH State Theatre — In Search of «■ to MM Mtotoi ifcito tot MtoWr School Budget Cut HARTFORD, Conn. (AP)— Lwidaoaplng aroimd th« North the stxapplng center ItaeU will the Castaways, 11:90, 1:S0, 4:50, By ALFRED BHEINWOUl $ A62^ See Rays of Sunshine A father of 10 shot and killed Bnd ■ho|>ping center will be at­ stand. May 5-6 For e:H , »:00. PresidentOf By JOHN OUNNIFP low risk during the next few a Jail escapee early today. Mansfield Drive - In — In When an opponent Is headed 0 ^ tractive, architect Lawrence She added that plana call for I MX AfU MMUTTiO $213,662 by Council AP RuahieaB Analyst months.’’ The escapee, who was arm­ London plane trees to be plant­ Search of the Castawaya, 7:00; tawni Audlincn In the wrong direction you don't ed, hod entered the man’s Kindergarten History Qub WEST Frailer of Eait Hartford main- ed “sometime this week” along Rascal, 8:40. normally take the trouble, to let home with two companions talna, and will meet aa many aa UA Theatre — Dr. Doolittle 4 A 73 065 Council haa tub- Uona in toe councU’a declslcna. two sides of Top Notch prop­ Kindergarten registration will Albert Gray was ne-elected Ml MU uainiB Mm right. The unusued thing milted Us proposed e by Orantlimd Nursery w from toe B o u d of Bduca^, dance Oils Friday at ^toe Wap- ful Committee. on May 5 and a from 1 to 4 cently. Others re-elected were .SOUTH have dlsoovered the end of to. ,5® '®'- a.m. Inc., winners a t the bid for tree Hickel Says MiniCTCO the American Contract Bridge ^ request. The board has aak- ping Elementary School from tunnel. They aee light. by com p^t^ shifts In Frailer, of Frailer and planting along several redevel­ I UiiMr If raa»m icwsMnyl«| 0 10 9 2 p.m. Mrs. Wallace Lohr, secretary, League Bulletin, stopped de­ ed to r $6.01 million dollM . The 8 to 11 p.m. Henry COatmlnl, of Pin Uiam dow T and they’ll No charges have been Vlgneau, archttecte, was com­ opment sites in the North Bnd. Param w Adult OuardlM clarer from taking a losing fl- <0 K 104 brought against Gray, police menting In response to a letter Registration forms, pbpU data and Merton Wolff, director. 0 AKQ6 oounoU rtiggesto about M.8' mU- Agawam, Masa., will bo gueat concede they see few bie of a few more per cent la of the family downstairs through landscaping, be agree­ conform to regulations set by 1 4 Pass 2 NT Pass for kindergarten in the fall. tary of the Interior Walter J. president Gray appoint a com- North-South vulnerable. that the public hearing on toe Navy Seaman Alexander poor for many weeks more. possible, “but this bear market while Cooley went to the sec­ able to the eye. the MRA and the Federal Dept. _ ^ 3 NT AH Pass ond floor where some of the Top Notch Foods Inc. of East In order to be enrolled In Un- Hlckel said today the $4 billion mlttee to revise the bylaws in Opening lead — Eight of budget win be held on April B. Ballock Jr. of 60 Kelly Rd. The light, more likely, is pro- "bould be over.” Why? Well one ALL MERCHANDISE of Housing and Urt>an Develop- j e ^ ^ e n . a ”^T d must have Nixoii administration plana order to rearrange elctlons so Hearts. 27. He emphaalsed that the re- completed a Western Pacific Jected by their own ti)ln]dng, fo®®®**. ®®y» Dines, U that this children were sleeping. Hartford signed a contract with ment (HUD). Gray was sleeping when 40 the Manchester Redevelopment reached his fifth birthday by ^ spend on Its program to curb that both president and There wasn’t much to the se­ marks of townspeople at the Deployment aboard the combat which to a great degree Is predl- bear market already has lasted FOR THIS EVENT % with the ace of spades at the, Among its requirements for December 81, 1070. A birth cer- ^ te r pollution to a reasonablo president^ are elected in lection of the opening lead; hearing will weigh heavily In stores rtilp UBS Whtto Plains, cated on the assumption that ««®™ ‘ban double the length of the holdup men entered, po­ Agency (MRA) last month for landscaping on sites like the second trick In order to lead the $78,000, 4.2-acre site at the tiflcate must be presented at the pi^ce. same year, Hlrach simply led the unMd the councU’s final decision. “We While serving with too So'ventii Beautiful Pamela Anne Eldred of when the gloom la thickest the tbe average postwar bear mar- lice said. He grabbed a RADIOS — RHINESTONE BELTS shopping center, HUU has one suit. A “normal” club opening Ms remaining heart. South, Birmingham, Michigan, crowned hunting shotgun in the bed­ southwest comer of Main and time o t registration to verify *We do not exaggerate the Some special functions are eventually tried the spadee win carefully consider material Fleet In support of combat spirit should grow bright. . bet. JEWELRY — CRYSTALS stipulating that, “Unless paved, lead would allow declarer to Miss America of 1970, holds the room and confronted the two the N. Main Sts. and construc­ this. problems and we are not nairing being planned for the summer G iaim o Kin again, hoping that West had offered at toe public hearing operations In Vietnam the White T' This la how toe dtepoelHop la Another element toat sustains 14K EARRINGS and PENDANTS all eueas wiUconn. how to play low when defending You have 18 points in high foundation. From there toe Maas., for duty with toe Strate­ be destroyed." clude plans for trees, shrubs, Of Juveniles reaches the stage of ebullience and retaining sion. pared testimony the $4 bllUon Naumec and Mrs. William State police said the victim against such a declarer, allow­ cards with excellent Mghcard council added cm amount re­ gic Air Oommand, America’s and excessive speculation, we N^StlOn 8 W ^eatlier Ribicoff Hopes for End PEEK-A-BOUTIQUE Frailer said that only about groundcover Measles Ollnie figure, to be spread over four Todd, plants; Mrs. ing the poor feUow to lose Ms fi­ structure. Just In case ot need, flecting Inflation and student In­ nuclear deterrMit force of long half of the nine or 10 trees on wulla. James ^ passenger In a car driven WASHINGTON (AP) — The are abnost Invariably around 747 MAIN S T .-r Next To State Theater The Columbia - Hebron - An­ years. Is all that can reasonably Young, books, games, p j^ e s , by Bruno AccettuUo, 80, of Wall- nesse without Interference. you also have two tens and a creases. ^ range bombers and Intercotitt Supreme Court will consider a the top of a bull market. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS To U.S. Poverly by 1976 the land can be saved. The Groundcover could Include Impossible PoelUoa The rest of toe budget in­ nental mlssilea others, he explained, will have anything from grass to English dover Public Health Nursing be spent. records, and Mrs. Fletcher, ing^crd. AccettuHo was admitted nine. And if it turns out that further step in extending the “When deapialr becomes so with spring a month gone. WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. Hickel said the total amoimt, handmade articles. In this case, however,' Hirsch crease, according to toe mayor, Airman Duprey is a 1969 grad­ to be cut down to make way *vy to wood chips, Frasier said, Agency has had to cancel the to Norwalk Hospital with chest your partner must make the BUI of Rights guarantees to deep that It represents an un­ wintry conditions hung on today Abraham Ribicoff, DOwm., said saw that his partner would be resulted from a definite need In uate of South Windsor High either for the 44,000 sq, ft. re- Retaining waUs— are used be- rubeUa ((3erman measles) "late allocaUons are add- ^Iso, Mrs. John Forryan, Injuries, a concussion and fa­ opening lead, you will be de­ Juveniles accused of crimes. reasonable badance of the proa from the northern Rockies to Monday Oiat (fongress sliould de- in on impossible position if he lighted if he leads a diamond. certain areas, especially In School. taU building itseU, or for the tween high and low levels of ®linlc planned for this vacation ed, would be some $10 billion for elephants; Mrs. Dennis cial cuts. A hospital sxwkesman The latest In a growing chain g^d cons, and___ when It appears ‘b® “!>?««• Midwest. dare 1976 to be its deadline for week. water treatment faciUtiee. Bowik, articles from foreign said he was in critical condl- won the first spade trick with Copyright 187ft plant maintenance and equip------of landmark decislona In too the aecuritlea business U Scattered snow swirled across the ehmlnaUon of poverty in 800 parking spaces required by the queen. East would be un­ ment askHUons or repairs. Fitts Advertisement—- the MRA. There are also plans for In- Jack o' the Inununlza- MusWe has proposed speix^ countries, and khsa Jean tlMI. General Features Oorp. Juvenile area came Monday finished, and when it ‘b® region and zero tempera- America. dividual store signs and a tion Activities Section of the $2-5 billion yearly over five uatsch, Columbia Church Another passenger besides Gl- able to return a heart without also mentioned toe necessity of Crystal clean water free <* when the court agreed to hear jg that toe investing ‘®r®®®«‘ ‘®r ‘be Ribicoff, offering a series of Mrs. Ruth Stainn, acting ex­ giving declarer a third trick in two additloiial school buses, an pollution, deHvered from large, free-standing, llluminat- Oonnecflcut State Department years—a fe^ral plates, stationery. A silver tea aimo, 26-year-old Lorraine Pa- another plea that Juveniles have mountains of Wyoming and Col- amendments to the House-ap- ecutive director of the MRA, the suit. Moreover, even if East increase In fixed costs and toe source to your swimming pool said today that the pin oak ed (but not neon) sl^ about 26 Health has notified the agen- said would give a totm wOTlm« jje lieW In the church lazzotto of North Haven, was ad- toe same right to a jury trial aa market, we are b*®**®® ®‘ proved welfare reform bill, said MITES could safely knock out the ace recently ajproved teacher sala- Master Charge accepted. The could not be saved and has al­ or 80 feet high, Frazier said, cy that at the present time the capital of $20 blUlOT to $28 bu- toun^e with Mrs. Raymond mdtted to the hospital in serious o i hearts he would be unable ...... ar®®™! ‘b® bottom oi a bear ““^®^ ‘be United States Is already all planned to meet the- ap­ supply of vaccine is not suffl- Hon when states^ local contrl- ^ chairman. condition with head injuries and ry contract aa other considera- leerwater Co. 648-2226. The court extended the OonsU- .. day night. planning to celebrate the 200th ready been pulled down. It was to regain the lead. The Ekuat TONITE located In the middle of where proval of town soning officials. dent to meet the demand. buttons are added. ^ ^ children’s program will fea- two broken legs. She is an em­ tuOon’s Jury-trial guarantee to ^ ggyg ttorsoy. Is ._'^® >“®®d anniversary of Its independence it is antidpated that by the Mckel said the amninl^tl R-Conn., said Monday, BLISS TERinTE CONTROL CORP. SMiooL He continued that hi Febitjary — uiped a presa aide for his Shown a t 12:ftO-2:10-4:26-8:80 ft 8:86 held juveniles cannot ^ ®®*“^ exceeding purchases, unlnvest- Welciker aald the contract’s Flpr a time, it was thought Lawyers’ Code Sweet and Mrs. Kenneth Fox, Jr. of 68-B Park W. Dr. have find out anything else about her, m er President Jcrfinson, that Liggett Drug of tMs year when the Vemon filed voluntary petitions in —“ACADEOmr AWARD WINNEB”-< the grant would not be forth­ wife, lias decided to dismiss Ms HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — all of whom have worked on this Rabooo appeared at her side some guests were startled. ed mutual fund cash at a near value la Indefinlto, but could blV. OF BUSS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 school administration gave bankrupey In U.S. District is proved beyond reasonable amount to as much as $1,740,000 coming whoi the state an­ some indication of flHng fgj, own Image-mcther. Thei.ic iMHise of delegates of the Nuhfer is local ticket ... and gently eased her out of "He’s found Lyndon’s tailor,’’ doubt. Pre'vlously they could be someone wMiqiered. “Now, If he Mutual funds really don’t like the needs of federal agencies / The Oldest and Lafigest in Conn. nounced Us funds were short. than 100 per c«it of the Jack C. Landau, director of Connecticut Bar Association has chairman for the production of ^ WAIT n i s T O U G H TECHWCOIOR* conversational range. convicted on a preponderance ot at tha Paikada Just finds his barber, they’ll be to keep their money in cash be- continue at their present levels. The money was received two allowed grant and thereby put Hw Justice- -Department’s ...... infor- adopted a new “code of profes- ’PantasUcs” to be held a t the UablUties of $4,400 and Ms DISNEY Aljst the oitiy inftxmMitlon eli­ evidence. offlee under hOtcheU, responsibUity” designed «>afer Auditorium Saturday at 'Wife $2,097. TDBEABIfU>: ProUucIton, cited, was that she is not and twins.” Justice WlUlam J. Brennan c®«®®.‘h®y can’t show i^rfonn------weeks ^ Rote’s m^on yemon’s priority position in maHon Debts incurred together In- has never been a model, despite President and Mrs. Nixon Jr., writing tor the m ajarity, by «® d®i"«- m fact, by her high cheek IXMies and man- have turned over toe presiden­ aald toe reLonable-doubt matotainlng a cash p o e ^ a neqiMn-sUnmeBS. tial box to Mamie Eisenhower for the WariilngUm National am is a prime Instrument for 1 ^ ® ® ^ The eight Republican mem­ to make final application for the Aaked about the report Mon- -pfjg ckynnecUcut bar has been Assosssnent Suit There M bound to be curiosity assuring that only guUty people ^ i bers of the 12-member board chide Town of Vernon, $189; THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT Symphony’s concert in 'Consti­ fuu grant. hondau acknowledged he working under the ABA’s Canoiw ^ couple, Albert and about her. arofound guilty iid c o itil^ ^ ' were all present at the meet­ “As late as 10 days ago. Sen. looking tor another Job, but of EtMca since 1960. Rlquler, has had papers Beneficial Finance of Manches­ DANCE •THEATRE Through Rebooo, she has be­ tution Hall April 28. Chief Justice Warren E. Bur- m w ket seUoff torir cash ing. Donald Sadrozlnski said he ter, $1,227 and Scranton Leasing come a Nixon insider. The former first lady want­ HoM^y used all of toe power of contended he would remain at The code now has to be ap- 0>. cf Rockville, $660. ed to hear again the choral set­ GGrniGii miller would second Roche’s motion if She has been dating Mm S T o^rto personaUy"^et toe »s Mitchell p^^ed by toe Judges of Superl- ting of President Elsenhower’s it were amended to include all $1 million grant out toe door of want® Mm to stay. (2ourt in June If It Is to ba­ the town to be heard May 6 in aJxMit three yeans, sources in stralghtjacketln^’’ of toe Juve- of 8.97 per cent of of the other people w)io worked ToUand Superior Court. Miami say. 1963 Inaugural prayer. M. Rob­ the state capltol and Into ®tit sources close to Mitchell come the guiding set of rules Ribicoff Votes to Permit ert Rogers compost the choral toward gelbUng the grant. The toe mall for 'Vemon,’’ Roche ®®ld Landau, a former Washing- py which Connecticut’s lawyers ' The RlquierB state their land Aieretore, she has been wel­ on CfolumMa Lake was aasess- cone work in 1966. "^^sJrby^® ptote court la ^ motion was not honored with a Trips to 'Soviet Union said. ^ r^xyrter, was told he did not regulate their own conduct. comed into the boaom of toe ellm ln ^ toe Juvenile »y»- T® second. Roche then said, “I td at $22,880 and their buikUngs WASfflNGTON (AP) — On a Nfacon family for such Intimate Referring again to the Repub- fit the mold of what an admlMs- Although there was no ntro- "...¥¥itdly beeuttfvt stage ef- tern,” Burger said. “The w hie ^ f o ld e d Spring Wardrobe tMnk this is an outrageous act at $88,710 wMch they Malm la WedriMdav llcan members of the board tratlon spokesman should be. veirsy or open om>08ltion to toe Mil autoorialng a 6-year, $6 mil­ ALWIN gatherings as JuUe Eksen- by the board.” and fects...the greetest pure show­ conception was to shield toe "denying a simple vote of The firing of Landau came new code at toe house meeting “grossly excessive valuation. lion program of trips to the So- NIKOLAIS faower’s 21at birthday party last Mozzer €^ts pears to be os g;ood an ajqiroxl- Mayor Frank MeCk^ told Thursday men in Americen theetre." juvenile from toe criminal proc- thanks to .Sen. Houley for his ef- shortly before Mitchell Mred at Hotel Sonesta, there was a Tliey appealed to toe Board of ylet Union by elected U.S. of- July. mation as one Is likely to be Roche that many other i>eopIe May “ (Clive Barnes) N .Y . Times eas.” forts,” Roche said, "In my opin- ICay Woestendlek as press as- sprinkling of “nays” when It Tax Review wMch acted un- flcau, sen. Abraham Ribicoff, DANCE Mrs. Lucke, thlrtylrti. Is Army Medal able to Identify 'with reaamiably had worked long and hard to But toe lawyers toi toe oaae Ion tills was an outrageous In- sistant tor Ms controversial was put to -vote, favombly on their petition for o-Conn., voted with toe Senate 13 and 14 THEATRE dowed. She has two sons, about apply tor the grant long before taken Monday anticipated thia suit.” wife, Martha. The code embodies most of a redi^on to “true^and actual majority for the bUl and Sen. 8:15 p.m. 'This men's imeginetion hes 6 and 10, and lives wltii her Sgt. Thomas W. Moaser, son Houley stepped In. He said, of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moszer view by protesting that Juvenile Roche said, “I was toe only But toe dismissal was not dls- the rules contained in toe pres- , J. __ Tliomae J. Dodd, D-Conn., was Jorgensen no bounderies...keteidoseopfc elderly mother. ' “This town got tile money be­ They will claim a reduction of 136 Birch St., on March 7 offenders sometimes face mwe non-Republican member of the cloeed until after a Washington ent Canons, but is more precise not recorded es voting Monday. Theatre. mireefe of pettern end fight** Her late huftband, one nelgh- cause it applied a long time in the amount of assessment, bw thinks, was “In the oil busi­ received the Army Oommenda- severe penalties under toe Juve­ board present, and if they felt educational television statiem. In language and it includes sev- The bill passed the Senate, 38- Storrs -Christian Sciertce Monitor ago.” through their tawyers, Henry ness In Sou^i America.” Uon Medal vdiile serving In 'Viet­ nile system. Roche charged, “It ht^ypens that this thunk you was so WETA-TV, fired Mis. Woes- eral provisions that recxygnlze Kucharskl and Chaiiee Tar- nam with the America! Divi- The case involves 46 youths fraught with political stgMfic- tendiek’s husband, WilUam, as the concepts of law speclallza- She is very svelte and fash­ to be a matter of fact that some plMan. PROGRAM: have don. He earned the award for arrested during demonatratlons ’8 ance, they could have easily editor of Its Newsroom program Oon and group legeil services, ionable. Maybe she will evergoRe people who were in direct con­ TICKETS: Selections from: IM A G O , some sartorial influence on Re- meritorious service as a radio Hyde County. N.C., In late tact with tills were not ready amended it to make it suffl- because of Ms wife’s new em- Under today’s rules, no law- Advertisement— S2.50 SOMNILOQUY. MASKS, lioggo, section chief in Headquarters 1968 against toe way the coun­ to make submisskm for tills clently innocusous.” ployment. ygr is permitted to openly Crystal clean water free of ($2.00 students only) PROPS AND MOBILES, He was wearing cne of those Co., sm BattaUon, 1st Infantry ty’s schools were being oonaoli- fa w ite J Roche said he does not deny No announcement has been specialize in a particular field, pollution, delivered from' our Box Office ar>d Mail Orders TENT, VAUDEVILLE OF very expensive, handrambrold- of the division's lltii Infantry dated. that others played a strong hole made rai Landau’s replacement, such as negUgenoe, tovorce or source to your swlmmii* pool. THE ELEMENTS ered Philippine peek-a-boo eve­ Brigade near Due Ptoo. The children, ranging bi age. In securing the , Woestendlek, 46, was re- criminal law—even thous^ there Kaster Charge accepted. The ning shirts. After Sgt. Moszer entered the from 1 1 to 16, were cimvlcted In e^yecially cited ^ efforts o Ueved of Ms duties last Friday are many lawyers who In actual iQeerwater Co. 048-2226. a closed trial without Jury. The Director of Adml^trayon a note saying he was dls- practice do speMoliae. Under _____ Beneath the pale-peach voile, army in September 1968, he with Ha cut-mlts, was clearly completed basic training at F t Judge ordered commitment to "pending further consld- the now code, a lawyer will be Manchester Evening Herald Pleese make checks peyable to The University of Connecticut. Mail (or idatble a heavy whtta knit un­ Dlx, N.J. and was stationed at correctional institutions, but ^ C A N D IE S ,^ ^ hnonVa ri>«f>aai to hnnnr thp ***“ duties by WETA.” able to concentrate on one par- Ooliunbia ooirespondeBt Vlr- person) to: Jorgensen Auditorium Box Office, Storrs. 06268. Mail dershirt. Ft. Gomon, Ga., before going suspended the commitments tiie board s refusal to hoMr toe j^g jjaeddressed envelope. Jorgensen Box and placed toe youngsters on Publktaed Dally Except Sundayt motion was not only a dlsserv- Mm Mib-h-ll AnHi g »Ka Another woman in the overseas. A 1964 graduate of and Holidays at IS Blasell Street Will a April 9, toe —and to accept and refuse cas- Office open Mondey-Fridey. 9 e.m. to 4 p.m. and at 7:30 p.m. on tha probation for perioda ranging WanclMSter, Oofin. (06040: Ice to toe senator b ^ a dlshon jay after the Senate rejected es on that ba^. ------audience at the White House Manchester High Scluxd, he re­ Telephone 648-2711 avtningsof performancas. Ttlephona 429-3311, Ext. 807. lost Friday night gave Johnny ceived his BA degree in mod­ from 12 to 24 montha. Second Class Postace Paid at “ ‘Th^ewbUc^s^h^Ve flaunt- Supreme Court nomination me new rule concenilng ObMi further competition. ern languages from Boston Col­ Thrir lawyer contended that Manchester, Conn. toe ebUdren actually will re­ SUBSCRIPnON RATES ed toe res^nslblUty that comes aSSSi ^ l««^rvlces y>m permit She was abnost as much fun lege In 1908. Befose he entered Pajnshle in Advance wHh being the majority party,” to watch aa the entertainment. the arm y he waa employed by' main under toe tfaumb of the Ons Tear ...... $80.00 he said. couro juoge. gaMsaUon, such as a labor un- court until they reach adulthood Sb Months ...... 16.60 Ben. John L. McCleUan of the Department of Social Serv­ Three Months ...... 7.80 Oontacted this morning, Sen. «on or a civil righU association, Arkonsaa was so axnuaed at her ices in Hartford. and could'' be Incarcerated at Houley term ed "the whole In- ® ®PP«ar In court In behalf of a Mow excitement that he turned side­ Last week Sgt. Mbzzer wrote any time. cldent aa unfortunate." He said fmember without going through ways in Ua aeot ao that he his HamUy that he will be home Arguments in the case wUl be heard In the fall term. he was not looking for special Rock, i^ng toe the formaUty required today, iToeOa wouldn’t nilaa any of her ontlca. soon. He eiqiects to be dis­ DAY’S credit as he looked at his part ®®de U a more She apiSauded, diMred, con­ charged a few days before May in obtaining the money ae part "”Ght, D-A»., for hla vote etreamllned veraion of the prea- FISH FRY ducted and jumped up out of 12 when his tour of duty Is ex­ DRIVING SCHOOL of his over-all duties as senator. Carswell. g^t rules. In place of the exiat- her chair ecotattoolly everytime pected to end. He and hls wife, Rt. 35 CnuliKiUftGirl Houley said he does not feel landau’s dismissal was un- ing 48 canons, It consists of only C^ah bcolM into one of her tha former Andrea Jeanne Har­ that when one talks about state derstood to have occurred jwlor nine canotas-yet It U mom favorltea. RIDGEFIELD (AP) — JuUe 869 MAIN STREET mon, were married last April Roland, 18, of Ridgefield, waa grants toat it Is a political mat- <3arswell vote. No reason comprehMisivs and speoiflo due i t aiw f* e fd te Btyeryone aaaumed that otae 29 Just before he IMt to r Viet- MANCHESTER ter. “It’s citlaen’s matter,” he was discloeed publicly, but to »p<*»Hng the language. muat ba one of Gadi’a relattvea ___ mt. ji. V. , _ Wiled Monday in a head-on auto H. collision on Route 80 here, said. “I pitched In like a good some Mgh Justice Department ------! or in-fanra. ment In hU parents’ house. northbound 25 Yoon of many other people,” he aald. officials were opposed to him. -wa-___ . iMtoad, ahe w«a Pat Nbwn’a ProfMsfond Driving Sources said Landau was glv *«»enilO«l fOre4»«t plua “RASCAL" cousin, Alice Lynch, of Ridge- car veered cfoross the middle of IN I970\ NFW COLORS AND WIDTH.S Siiotwei* are likely Friday, 1 .4 9 the road and colUded with an Advertisement— en -...... vdiat— was______termed “a______reason- m t ^ Wed. “LAST SUMMER" Held, Conn. Bridgeport Hydraulic Exporitneo .Crystal clean water free o i able time” to search for another with fair weather Bahirday. Sea- Advertising agenctea that cast oncoming auto. Cdi Us Now pollution, delivered from our Job. WMle acknowledging he is ?J*Jf®** **'” P***^ures, t^todaU y WEDNESDAY talevlaion conunerclals are Seelu Rate Increafte Wllf. YOUR PURChlASL Of ANY SUIl 649-6150 source to your swimming pool, looking tor em{doyment, he In- !**“ *. ®® •*** overnight MATINEE “DR. D4XATIUD” Wed. . ThufS. - F il. 8 P Jd. iMlsalng a good bet If they don’t HARTFORD (AP) The ^R Sf^ORI COAT AND SLACKS COMBINATION M aster O iarge aotfopted. The alsted he ijad not been dls- upPer »Oi to towaij (ALL YOU CAN EAT) alarm s READING CLASSES Neirt otsoase begla ■; A Kleerwater Co. (MS-2e26. missed. 3rd S*ai*A*S*H" Ing Ite oaae for a $22 million kitchen. April n . 187ft Dreaa Shirt Value to 8.50 Necktie Vatas to LM WEEK Incre^ In rates before the She oomea aoroaa Uka come­ - OFFER GOOD THRtl MAY I, IftTft FOR State' Public UtiUtlea Oommla- W Speed Readkig Techniquas ASSORTED He Retains Town Qiair Wounds Kill Meriden G1 dienne Hose M arie on "The if Comprehension SkOla MOUIARD,, Bkm, asked Monday for new W Vooabutary Deveiopment CHOCOLATES ‘“M’A^S^H’Iswhat Diofc Van Dyke Show.” WAfTERBURY (AP) — Frank WASHINOTON (AP) — Ma­ I^Uo^ed her as A Etteotive Study Teoh- 1 lb. $1.95 Cosmetics D. Bantagulda, the Incumbent, rine Lance Cpl. Mark A. liU- the new freedom abThfli^ her long aWit and * dfty P« ntquea Herman miller 2 lbs. $3,85 retained his bold on the Demo­ enthol, aon of Mr. and Mn. W S.A.T. Prsparatiion IPS M aktod "aiSJr’a hornpipe effective April 1. cratic town chalrmanoMp Mon- John LUlenthol of Meriden, of the screen is all about.” if Fbonte 8 l« s s and young mon's I lounson through (be state rooms were ^ A Bmali Cloasea MANY ASSORTMENTS . . . day night hy turning hack a Conn., baa died of woiinda re- -Richard Seh/ekei, Life oo^r^ty enchanted wHh her f - ^ H n ^ W Air OondMioned TO GIVE AND ENJOY APPyifcL I Uggetts cliallenge from Mayw Edward celved In Vietnam, according to good aptrite. “v® w raise funds In a It Oartlfftad Pleading Spa- D. Bergin in a 18-18 vote of the the Pentagon, 64M220 m » works, aha confsssed *n*nner least oostly to our oua- ctaUaU LENOX town committee. He is the 602nd OonnecUout obaarfuBy, aa "a maid in a dog ‘®™"*"- MANCHESTER BERUN A t U s F tofcsd* Bergln’s supportera among the reoident whose death In Vietnam M i V S l * - He aald the company needs AOADBMDO RBADINO 3f4 TOLLAND TPKE e cmmmm ino. PHARMACY MANCHEtTfR FARKADI wiggriii • quaiii M A N C H B 8T B U (^fleers—’naaaurer Michael Pa- has been announced by the De- ■la borrowed the twoqijeoe <0 (noreaao tto rates baoause lo- 88 B. Cbnbar S t, Monohaater ■ >>f A « n o « vs. pa and A oelst^ Treasurer Mar- fense Department since 1081, ac- An Ingo Preminitr Production _ t s n MANCHESTER, CONN. gold dress aba wore to tha party «»> •»» taxes are rlaiiig, Next to Oavwy’s, Park Vkoo tin Morrlssey-^-were replaced hy cording to Associated Press rec- Citor fey DE LUXE* Ponovltlon* that night, ahe wMqiered, from »* Are Interest rates and oper- Tat. 648-9M7 OPEN EVENINGS till SPM ■ PLENTY of FREE PARKING Bantagulda backera. . ords. bar iwbftga man’s wtfe. 'V, ,\ \ . \.\ 0 W ^ V \ ' \ A' V' \ \ V ^ ^ \ - . '-vr''"\ ■ , : \ V, PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER; CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1970 PAOB Coventry blame, the low-grade job cluster rien spend one to two hours iNanrl]ipBtpr student may obtain under the fedeml Americans P?*t pollMci, putting their mall In sequence," ’ ’The politics In this have been said Harold Faught, assistant Qitholic Church Withdrawn law should be increased from gl,500 to Connecticut 1Ettpnitt0 Ifpraib horrendous,” Housfoan said. postmaster general for research t2,S0Q. This is a realistic rsoogidtlon of Council, for Record, Puzzled By Echoed Rademacher: "His- and engineering. "That would From Dominance in Quebec PUBUBHBD BY THI what college costs have noiw become, Yankee torlcally, it mattered more how be a tremendous saving of mon- HEIRALP P R im T N O CO.. INC you carried the precinct than «y, time and manpower.” By MAX HABBELBON 18 BlH ell Street and of the degree of financial asalatanoe Mail Delays is not known as a reformer, but Manoheeter, Conn. . By A.H<0. how you carried the mall.” yet, even as postal research- Associated Press Writer Is tolerant of thoM who are. Nt- THOMAS F. raROUSON which might ba required for some stu­ Opposed to Airport The walkout by Postal union ers tinker vrith money-saving ther he nor Cardinal Legwr has WALTER R. FERGUSON Bometlmes, they play it with (Continued from Page One) MONTREAL (AP) — The Ro­ Publish ere dents unable, for one reason or another, workers—the first massive re- machines, the postal deficit had to eoirtend with a nuMoal Founded October 1 . 18 8 1 8 0 much more natural a aeri, man Catholic Church, historical­ The Town Council last night trances to the town on Rt. 44A emidoyes—most of whom are volt against the federal govern- mounts. This fiscal year alone, ______refoim movement within the to earn money while going to college. BO much better on Instinot tor unanimously adopted a resolu- and Rt. 81. ly Quebec’s njost dominant Published Every Evenlns Except Sundays called In to handle the after B by its • employes—shat- t)ie department lost $1.2 billion, has ifo d ^ o n e a dulet Church, other than the dlsen> and Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at In order to be cUtto to afford to turn the the ultimate stra|efy of tbs' tion going on record as being council was generally en- Manchester, Conn., as Second CSaas Mall gams, we think women are D m rush Indifference that The President said his new re- revolution in this French-speak- « • nonrellglous Matter. opposed to the proposed Bolton- J|**“ *“ t*® to ROsel’s presenta- activities. Twenty-five ()uebec federal program more gorleroua In this much more fun to watoh, in law attends postal matters form plan would put the postal province. “ Congress has passed a law bishops recently declared their SUBSCRIPTION RATES respect, the President’s message also Ooventry Airport, which has il- t>e Congress; the negotiations system on a self-paying basis by Under heavy puWlc pressure Payable In Advance politics, than men. „ w ^ . worked out shortly. Rossi sold setting a ratio of one career that followed apparently con- 1978. He asked Congress to "Jirtir.My "“ PPort for the doctrine of One Year ...... ^ .0 0 There ore a number of tal­ recommends a reduction in the maxi­ ready been disgarded by the the response of businessmen to substitute for every five reguUr vlnced the unions collective bar- boost first-class letter rates doned iU preoccimatlon with P*^®®**/ 8L' Months ...... U.BO ented ladles now on the state Three Months ...... 7.80 mum income level of fomlUes whose State Department of Transpor- the project has also been en- pootai emidoyeB,” sdld James Ealnlnsr with management can from 6 cenU to 8 cenU. This nonrellglous problems ®“"*® PfoWems have been One Month ...... 3.60 scene, and each of them finds tation. Oouncllmen noted that thusiastic. children would be eligible for guaran­ that the present state of etato Rademacher, head of the NW S ^ “ ®® “ ^ would be the fourth postal rate Hospitals, social welfare and ^ i^ ****? ^ MEMBER OF they had been unable to act on The oouncli last night agreed THE ASSOCIATED -PRESS teed loans. poUtics, which might bo ooUod Monel Association of Letter Car- lobbying key congress- increase in U years. education, once almost exclu- JT®**"® the propoeal until last night, to delay action of formation of a Ibe Associated Press Is exclusively en­ one of free and open chaoe, of­ ^fo^T’^Th^rels^o^to^ ‘‘ P®®‘®«® ‘*“«“® ively ‘t« responsibility, are to- _ ...... titled' to the use of republtcatlon of all The reicomznenilatlon is that this fig­ since comment from other town C-DAP Agency until its May 25 news dispatches credited to It or not other­ fers her own career one of one substitute for every 2% reg- Unlike Nixon’s postal corpora- through Congress now takes an day run by the provincial gov- ^ « r C a ^ llc buUt to agencies had not been received. meeting. May . 4 had been the wise credited In th is. i»p e r and also the ure be reduced from a |1S,000 maximum those witching momenta which idare Half of them are tempo- ‘ ^*'® cuirenl average of 20 months. Under the emment. Parish diurches, in local news published here. Lack______of ____ need for the facilltv orlglnaliy scheduled for It’s been aoliuf on tor '■®*°™ proposal was shaped as postal reorganization plan, the fact, are required by law to va- thanuelves with llt- All rights of republtcatlon of specla] die- to $10,000, both figures representing in­ give life eplce. rary, patedies herein are also reserved. was the overriding reason for ***® decided fast Auduhon Series much by the unions as the ad- governing nine-man commission cate Is It time tor her, the witch­ years.” but purely rellgloiM *J® “ * « » • - “ l® come adjusted after deductions and ex­ the opposition of the five coun- ^ “ *** other town ministration. would set rates, subject to areas. Jesuits lost 76 members In 1B61- Ih e Herald Printing Company Inc., as­ ing moment asks, to try to Robert W. Davison of Utah Much of the Post Office’s lo­ sumes no financial responsibility for typo­ oilmen present. The two who agencies for their ” I want this bill out this congresslanal veto. In one-tenth Thus Quebec, 86 per cent 66. emptions but before taxes. move another stop up the lad­ gistics protolems can be traced graphical errors appearing In advertise­ were not present, Bruce Wilson on whether « • not to conclude this season’s Au- uu i. ..HM.H _ month, enacted this month and the time. Catholic, has changed in a sln- Another related problem is ments and other reading matter In Ih e 1'he error Involved in this recommen­ der? WiU she, if she triee the and Jesse Brainard had pro- ‘ *>e Community Develop- dubon Wildlife Film series, co- to the public’s mailing hahits. Manchester Evening Henud More than half of a typical this month,” Rademach- Construction of a building gle decade from a clerical socle- the reluctance of young men move and loses, find herself dation is by this time both familiar and vlded prepared stafomente to be j"® "‘ >5elay la act- sponsored by the ^ t z Junior lanre-clty poet office’s volume is ®*' hate to say this with funds authorized by Con- ky to a secular society. and women to become priests Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washlng- dangling In inld-alr, or does the ton Post News Service. read Into the minutes of the *^''® “ '® agencies Museum and Manchester Jay­ " ’ - because it sounds like I ’m giess now comes some seven One symptom of the changing and nuns for purely s]^ritusl probably Infuriating to many American have a basic security of poel- received in the two hours after 5 Full service client of N. E. A. Service Inc. meeting, both stating they were reapond- trying to pressure Congress, but years after postal management es was the recent legallza- work. The Church admits that It Publishers Representatives — Hatnews, tion or power which wlU still p.m. Shannon and Cullen Inc.. Special Agency middle income familleo. opposed to the airport, lUso. A u d lto ri^ Man- if we don’t have a blU very decides It is needed. Poetal offl- tlr Friday — l p.m. Wednesday. One would nice to ask the President million years, the Grand Can­ ty in Quebec, has riiaiged the For Saturday — i p.m. Thursday. and her affections? sioner George Oonkling had said As the only federal agency to tlating impasses would be set- that are required now, the ma- one . . . It seems to have with- Classified deadline — 6 p.m. day yon was not discovered by present government and its pre­ and his experts how, with coUege edu­ Or is It her own natural and in his letter to the council last offer a definable service at a set tled through binding arbitreblon. chinery would be obsolete, the drawn from all the decisive fore pubitcatlon. 6 p.m. Friday for pioneers until a century ago. decessor with "tsddng God out^ Saturday and Monday publication honorable ambition which ia week, that while the need for State Court ______^______The reform measure crum- mall volume would have areas of collective life cation coEting $3,000 a year, Uiey would By boat and air, Davison takes price to all citizens, the Post Of- Tn,.. ______» of our schoois to bring In little reaching for the moment, and the facility in Coventry did not his audience on a centennial anr flee occupies a unique nlch In hies another cornerstone of the changed . . . expect a $16,000 adjusted income to edu­ The Montreal newspaper La p r o fe s s o ^ s e x and Tuesday, April 21 seeking the favor of the party? appear to exist now, this could nlversary trip to view area wild government; It to. In fact, a prison confining postal opera- “ if ATAT changed as slowly Preeee said: “ It took only 10 be subject to change. Upholds Aid drugs.” cate, to take an extreme example, those The most beautiful kind of life and Uie ages of the eeudh business—one that has felled Its tlons—the inability of the Post as we do, there wouldn’t be years for the all-jxiwerful cleri- play a lady poUtiolan can For this reason, the council quintuplets bom the other day. Or to be recorded - tion is now nothing more than a “ politi­ through college is often much more of a mystified is the charming M ay­ by stifling their potential.” warned "The Post Office is in a Prof. Philippe Gartgue, dean or Ann UcceUo of Hartford. avaJlaUe today, and may be held Monday by a three-judge Earth Day The words are from the 1968 race with catastrophe,” former other Communist brass. of 8(x:tol sciences at the Univer- v tte cal fhd that has worn o t t ." struggle, financially, tor p>arents in the Ia there some possible meet­ picked up at Town Manager federal court. report of the President’s Com- Postmaster General Lawrence Perhaps dead. Pertiaps under- 'slty of Moritreal and a proml- Accordingly, the original leaderdiip of $10,000 to $15,000 bracket than it is for ing point between the RepubU- Dennis Moore’s office in the _ _ ^ mlsslon on Postal OrgonlzaUon, F. O’Brien estimated a mini- ground but inactive. Perhaps nent Catholic, attributes this to con party’s obvious need to try Town HoU during regular doily . ^ ® turned down a suit Preparations headed by Frderlck R. Kappel, mum of $6 billion was needed just quit acceptance of the principle that the Vietnam Moratorium Committee met those with lower incomes. to use her in the cam­ office hours, 9 to 4 weekdays. thrw New Haven mothers retired board chairman of just to bring poetal facilities up . tho •*'®’’® ’*® ® “ •'® *>«• in Washington the other day and went In most institutional procedures, the paign and her own> poaalble miw. _ . * _ .. "^“ ® c^Alm a new state law low- American Telephone and Tele- to (fate. ^ major reason wny tween temporal and spiritual “ ering the age Umlt discriminates Completed through a ritual of disbanding Uieir or- possession of such a family income al­ ambition to run tor CongreasT graph. The report, which forms Most larger cities, where the 'whereabouts of Phan 'Van Be pomrer. ^ against their chlldr«i. All three ^ . It seems quite obvloua that the basis o f most poirtal feform bulk of the nation’s mail is han- thousands of other VCI re- Uiufar the leadership of ganizaUon, which claimed, as its peak most automatically dfoqualifles the stu­ have children who were cut off I*®*® 0"®> any Republican otrateglst, map­ plEuis tx>w before Congress, con- died, have facilities built in the mains a mystery is the apathy Paul-Emile Cardinal Leger, it dent tor ordinary scholarship help, much The Town Council e x p r ^ from aid when they turned 19. chairman of a teach-in spon- achievement, the impressive nation-wide ping the state situation tor tlnued; 1930s or earlier. and fear of the South Vietnam- was decided that the Church of which does not have to be repaid. recent p u U ^ e d The original legal action in the sored by five Cincinnati col- ” We have traced these toll- "in the 'Washington, D.C., villager. Even though the would concentrate its efforts on CONCINTRATID LIQUID demonstration against the Vietnam war 1070, would cmiaider it highly reports that It was “ recom- suit was brought on behalf of leses m a™ ™ , UUH wmnn ra i. , - “ ’ '®* ‘® ® cause-outdat- post office there are no doore on substantial support tor the the spiritual life and hand its last Oct. IS. Now It is proposed to take eway from desirable to have Miss Uccel­ mending” this budget, which re- all other state DRAIN OPENER-ClEANM lo, twice a miracle victor in enomis wiucn e all other state children who Dr. Kenneth E. F. Wett, pro- ed and inappropslate manage- the women's John ” said Hois- Vletcong has all but disappear- nonrellgiouB programs over to such parents the recourse to the federal­ • lA TI HAIR It seems quite true that the human the Hartford city elections, IT )^®‘‘® 0 “ from the lessor of zoology at the Univer- ment processes.” man. "That post (ifflce employs «»e villager is not about to the state without a fight. about 17 to 19 ^ l l s to me State Welfare Department’s os- slty of California, told studente Blount was In office fewer i" r . ------ly guaranteed loon, which must be re­ somewhere on the state ticket. 10,(»0 people and there are no frn*fer VCI tor a Saigon govern- Most of the changes had been » I A T i PAT race has an irrepressible tendency to op­ people. Oouncllmen m > ^ t l ^ slstance. at Swarthmore CoUege In Penn- than four months before be en- paid, along with Interest. And it cannot fall to have oc­ in-houseIn-houae eatingeatine- facilities.”fnalllUM •' m«aitm « « hene doesn’tooesn i care torlor allan thatuiai put into effect before he re- erate itself by moving from one fad to ara merely presenting toidg- The change in the age Umlt sylvanla: doused the Kappel report. Even in new buUdings, em- much and at the risk of death- signed hie poet as an^bM iop of MANCHESIM Tliere is this middle zone, composed of curred to hDss Uccello that, another. should 1070 turn out to be a I 1 ** ™ ^® dependent children “ The history of movements “ Reorganization is no pana- p loye' convenience often has reprisal from the Vletcong. Montreal in 1967 to become a ’u a B j a u i i a a B ft. CB IB M % to l^ a i^ me final r e o ^ m e n M ^as passed in the last session like this is not very promising, cea,” he said, “ but It would al- been a forgotten factor ®'®*’ reason, VCI in Hau missionary among the lepers of at a V r r t o f people not rich enough to afford every­ year of some good chance tor At the same time, however, it has to b u d ^ t ^ ^ be presented on May the state legislature. The two We had great movements o n low us to devise a rtructure thing, not poor enough to qualify tor any Republican causes tor a “ In Miami,’’ said Housman, province imrthwest Oameroon. 877 Main St., Mslirheetor 16 at the town meeting. y^ar cutback was expected to civil rights and the Vietnamese that’s workable.’ ’ “we built a brand new post of- here—stlU one of the 10 irorst Quebec’s new iralate, Mou- be admitted that being against a war in change, the nominaUiHi tor help at all, which Is truly a forgotten The preliminary budget as It decrease child welfare eixpendi- war.______Ther problems______are______still____ with_ TTio fice two that centuries hires 4,000 of neglect employes "'^etcong p ro vln ces-h ^ Ween rice Cardinal Roy. has made no Phone MB-44N which one's nation is already committed CtHigress in the supposedly sol­ stands now and as it wilil be tures. US but the movements have died bave fallen heavily upon thoee provided no parkinsr. Four untounched until one re- efifort to reverse the policy. He American class. And apparently even idly Democratic First District is a rather eittraordinary kind of "fad,” presented- on May 1 to the The three mothers, Mrs. Bv- away.” P ^ ta l stalwarts whose functions thousand employes and no park- ®®"‘ ®* )"^® " ® the Nixon Adminlstretion relies upon It would be a most interesting not quite in the same class with goldfish townspeople stands at $671,064 d yn McCleUon. Mrs. Bertha “ About live years from now,” have remained vlrtuaUy un- jng. can you Imagine tliat?” J^h-ranklng VCT d l ^ kind of gamble—that ame kind to continue silent, whether it begqiens to for the general town govern- Dundy, and Mrs. Lula Mae he added, “It will have become changed from the days «< Ben- MeanwhUe, in aU but a hand- P®P®f® ° " eating, or telephone boothing, or even of gamble she has won twice in be a majority or a minority. The Ad­ ment, and $1,933402 tor the Stanley, charged that the legls- increasingly clear . . . that what Jomln Franklin the nearty ful of the 33,000 poet offices fAniinir the great current and latest fad, which Hartford. ministration should revise its proposed Board of Education. Tills pre- latlve action had violated both we (ecologists) are saying now *^® throughout the nation, men and . .J ^ is about pollution. With He^lnald In iPortug&l But this is where Miss Uccel­ AN IMPORTANT SERIES lo's charming feminine art Uminary proposal for 1970-71 u.8. Constitution and the is true, and then the poUtlcal "V“^ ® .J i^ womwi sUU shoulder heavy maU had th« unner hand, b esa n h n ^ figures upward, and not be ashamed to SIDEWALK ORANGE TREES, PARALLEL PARKING compares with the current ap- federal Social Security Act. pressure tor channnn addresses A/lHi-ASOAci L j . A ,______. 1 __1 ______I... sentiments of unexpectedly large num­ Our Father which art in heav- So it is possible to be a brought by Vice President Ag- townspeople at the hearing on and having had reasonable op- which they can look good just side diminishes, the Immunity The first woodchuck of the sefison, like Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak m. . .Thy will be done in earth religious person witiiout God. May 1. portunity before then to secure by expressing an interest. aai ***" narmtwmJ houT, provided they conform of the V d may fade. If It does at 7:30 hi bers of Americans were ready to reveal ihe sight of the first robin, or the sound new’s beseeching her to run Progreaslve. modem personnel ^ ^ with a as It is in hohiven. Matt. 6.9, 10 To have God means to want to for Congress. Instead of flutter­ T to council has oommented a secondary educatkHi, It is cer- He said the group had des relations have completely by­ not, the heart and brain of the of the first spring peepers, is something themselves publicly, without shame. Are you “iutereqted” In relig­ want what God wonts and to also that the town is currently talnly reasonable to conclude dined to meet with John Bhr- price tag exceeding half a mil- Communist insurgency will pose to celebrate, or at least to remark. BEN LUC DISTRICT, Long fered by the Vietcong g;uerrll- ing down into an obedient passed the Post Office. Their somewhat imexpected siKcess ion? Most everyone is these hate what God hates. It means curtsey. Miss Uccello choae operating on a b u ^ t that tj,at this plaintiff now possesses Uchman, President Nixon’s aideIn the nast the Post Office “ ®" 10 are in oper- an unending threat to peace SL Jame^ Schaal Hall We saw our first woodchuck this year An Province, South Vietnam— las. By any objective standard, days. ReligiiOn is a popular sub- to be continually searching out this moment to launch the ru­ totals about 31 mills, even (sapaWUty of self-support." environment: “ We thought virtue of their "®^> *"®®® ®®bed- this country, was, inevitably, the beginning of their on Sunday, Aprtl 6, about 3:30 p.m. He The only way this interminable the rooting out of the VCI jeot for intellectixa Investigniticm the will of God in every part of mor that what she was really though the rate is officially at He also ruled that “ education- we didn’t have the time or the no.gtrlke stetus on tto loyalty installation this year. Copyrigiit 1970 Field Enter- Park Street, Manchester end. saw us, too — in fact, he saw us first (called the Phoenix program war can be truly ended is by and diacussion. But being in­ doily living. It means to do Interested in doing was to run 68. This is because estimates ot ^ opportunity of the type that inclination to go over there and of its people. It offered security. ^ow in experimental stages is prises, Inc. — and was already in feist retreat when by the U.S.) is going badly. Al­ When they succeeded in making the the constant repetition of a terested in religion Is not the God’s will as; the angels do. for the United States Senate. expenditures tor this y e w were, plaintiffs claim to be de- s‘t down tor a chat.” vvton you take away the right to ^ coded sym------The lectures are open to everyone and all phases we glimpsed him, humping in his un­ though the VC guerrillas are same thing as believing and This la not easy for us. It is not The last we looked there she In m ^ y prlved Is not a right essential The Earth Day campaign has strike, you must provide your hols imprint^ on envelopes by Tiny Carvings of religious renewal will be covered by the nation­ peace cause respectable, they did two gainly but efficient way out of sight over small but immensely meaning­ cut to shreds, the VCI In large trusting God. natural. We need help. was, safely entrenched behind ly underestimated by the Board personal liberty.” been derided by young radicals people w lft the best possible operators. Widespread use could GRAND JUNCHTON, Oolo. ally famous speaker, Rev. Edward J. M cLean things to it. a hummock. ful episode that took place one part endures. And God gives help. He gives o f Finance teat year. MUm of ju^geJudge Have Hays statedstated in in hishis opln- opln- ® ® “ "wm white ie middle-class miaaie-ciass diver- oiver- personnel personnel plan. plan. Instead, Instead, fte mey y onable mall to ~ be sorted ^ downuuwu to ( lAt-)a P) — — BUI mu Smith, tunith, a a junior We wished we had seen more of him. Are you occasionally touched a request she knew the party of Hartford . . . First, they rendered it less exciting to recent afternoon in Ben Luc Figures for Long An province Hla own son, Jesus Christ. Jesus the “ deficit” is. being N A . paid tor ion that the ■' mothers’ complaint ®^ public spotlight have been literally nickeled and order of ...... Individual patrons high school industrial arts We wanted to see how he had wintered. by religious sentiment? Most couldn’t grant her while she district, an erstwhile hotbed of indicate that the capture of people are, at least at times. does the will of thie Father aa pondered, at her leisure, the from last yea rs budget surplus, properly in the juris- ^ isaies of racial equal!- dimed' to deaft.” along a carrier's route—^not at teacher, uses a needle stuck in a some of its own supporters and workers, Was he scrawny and unkempt? Had he but tto Board of Ekhicatton is Tha fifth Loctura WM Ba Communist insurgency. three V d in Ben Luc district He moves toward Uie shame diction of federal courts because ‘ y Vietnam. Before last month’s strike, a tb® Po«t office of distribution, handle with the point sharpened lost weight during his icmg hibernation? We may feel soft and tender at shifting odds In the gamMe even though they were sincerely dedi­ which we witnessed is all toa and agony of the cross. Remem- nevertheless expected to re- their complaint did ix>t apply The organizers have respond- starting postal worker made but at the post office of coUec- into a tiny blade to carve such This Wad., April 22nd, at 7:30 p.m. He was obviously Just as alert as ever;- Acting on an Informant’s tip, the singing of an old familiar she might finally do the party cated to peace. rare. While 629 VCI in this pro­ er how He prayed in the v ^ *® C‘»»titution ®^ .------— noting i...- that .. ------those causes __ $6,176------a year—less . than.. a New„ Won-tton things as chains from kitchen perhaps his senses were sharpened by national police cornered Vlet- hymn or the memory of the the favor of taking. vince are listed as killed or garden the day before He was “iBhrery day, 200,000 letter car- matches. Second, the moment they succeeded in hunger, for there were no green thtnge cong guerrillas in two concrete church of our childhood. Does There are, of course, male i^to ®r fr»e Soe Fenstermaker" and “*The toward tto top of a 21-etop oo- the things that helped start their own There au who lost rows of newly sprouted pistols, status symbol of the Fischetti subject to increase because of Rlchard Caplow and Rlcir- Assistant,” from Bernard Mala- reer ladder, Asian Red bigshot. The suspi­ tlw fact that no contract has ______movement downhill was President Nix­ beans to woodchucks, but viewed the loss aid Lombardo helped with the mud's book. Present Post Office otfictels philosophically. Woodchuck holes are cion; The men were members 1970 Chicago Daily Newf yet been i q ^ b e t w ^ ^ the ~^Tn a r t ' ^ f t on’s inauguration of a policy of with­ hazards for farm horses, but farm horses of what Americans call the Viet- .the . . sctaool - board------and tto teoidi' ^ fortune teUlng. The drawing troops from Vietnam. are few nowadays; they have given way COTig infrastructure (V C I)—the ers. Salary talks ore currently boys publlolaed the fair by dis­ Communist government running in mediation. The test is this: Does your demon­ to tractors. There are, in fact, few farms tributing flyers and putting up and few farmers, but there are still the war in the countryside. In­ Earth p a y strator consider it a victory, or a disap­ poeteis. woodchucks. terrogation cmiflrmed that all The council last night also of­ pointment, when FTesident Nixon moves Woodchucks are croes-grained, bad- three were in the VCI, one of ficially designated tomorrow as his own policy toward peace? By the an­ tempered creatures who do not adjust them finance and economy Earth Day, and asked that all Panther Trial ProteeR chief for sub-region m . townapeople join in on on at­ f e o i swer, we suggest, one knows whether readily to human companionship unless U L L they are taken young. They have none What makes captures of this tack on environmental prob­ Oiiganiaed by Coffin the demonstrator is interested primarily lems. of the engaging ways nor the attractive kind so important is that the NEW HAVEN (A P )—The Rev. T to council also approved a in peace, or primarily in agitation. appearance of raccoons, those masked VCI, far more than the fighting WUllasn aioane Coffin Jr., Yale bandMs who aleo live in cloee associa­ guerrillas, consUtutee the heart transfer of funds from the Town Aid Funds account to tto University chaplain, soya he's tion with human beings. A Mend of ours of the Communist Insurgency. organising a non-violent den^on- on WUcoK Avenue reported the presence Even though erstwhile Vietoong Town Aid Maintenance ac­ count Tto amount tronstorrsd Stratton ogalnot the planned Forgotten And Silent? of a laige raccoon in a tree near the strongholds siich as Long An Black Panther trial here. is M,4N. Bradley Himie last year. province are now physically Atad, he says, his demonstra- 200 GAL. One would not expect the administra­ controlled by the Saigon gov­ Albsrt Rossi, reprsssntii)g tto But for all thei^ perversity, their eharp Uen will also be directed aglnst MINIMUM PER CAL. tion of the "silent majority^' and the teeth, and their refusal to accept human ernment, true pacification is Beautification Committee show­ ed tto oouncil a model of a thooe who would use violence to “ forgotten middle class” to be offering society while living on its fringes, we impossible while the VCI sur­ stop tto trial. vives. businessman’s directory, which still have a fondness for woodchucks. Coffin has onnouiiced he will a proposal which would directly and un­ The one which we glimpsed momentarily That’s why the fact that Com­ .tto committee would like to erect on the triangle opposite try to get arrested at tto ocn- fairly disorUninate against that sector of of a phlU April afternoon raised our sag­ munist combat forces have cluoton of a peaceful demonstra­ ging spirits, tor it brought us renewed been pushed out of most South tto shopping center in the vil- the population. Igge, tion and march on Friday, say­ assurance o f the Immnlenoe of spring. Vietnamese populated areas But President Nixon's message to Con­ Tto directory would to 12 ing: “ for from brtnging on the P. S. — A good Mend who keeps tally does not really mean better ______revolution, vlolenoe will Incresoe BAVI 3e KR GAUON gress proposing new guidelines for fed­ on the asssons ahd on natural phenom­ days, perhaps after all the U.S. tost by 10 tost approximatoly, and w ^ d have a m i^ keyed to Amerioa’a frightening drift sway ena reported that her heart leaped up troops are gone. In that sense. eral aid to higher edtioatlon seems to us indloata buslneot location and democracy it has ol- Tuesday evening when« for the first time South Vietnam w ill always be to do exactly that. a Msting o f local bustnoesea. No prmtehed but never fuUy NATIONAL OIL Co. this year, she heard (he first Isntatlve at war until the VCI Is sllml- fliwJaStion was token on the pr^tloed. to a version of fos- One the praiseworthy recommenda- music of spring peepers. It — like oated. prapoool, and there was oome «••>» U has never preoclMd but GUSTAFSON’S Shoe hearing the music of the spheres, she Herein lies a basic reason for tksis in the messsgs is thai the maxi­ d t o S i about a similar dl- «» loginning to practice with In- 705 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER — Open 6 Days - r Thnraday Niflito tiH tiOOl said — W.F.O. IN THB MKRIIKBN residual pessimism In Vietnam 688-5544 mum amount of simiisl Indivtdual foan a reotory being plooed at tto on- wtooing oeol. REXXIRO despite incessant setbacka suf­ To B^^iN unn, u/e cifOhm ^ urfiH common... /

s ' \, ,A ^ ■ \ A • ' ' ' ' ■ \ \ M 'N-\ V\ PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,, TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1970 MANCHBSTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1970 Tolland One Dream Lettei^ Worth Talk by Dr. Foote Government Candidate Police Log Judiciary Committee loday s FUNNY Hertzog Would Turn T V Tonight See Saturday’s TV Week Several Tons of Junk Mail Leads Colombian Election House Numbering for Complete Llstihgs. To Launch Earth Day Mlss Alice E, Murphy ARRESTS South Africa to Past By HAL BOlHLE "Our computer, after chaok- - ROCKVILLE —MIm Alice E. BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — Pastrana, a 47-yeor-old law­ John B. Colby, 43, of Worces­ Votes Douglas Probe Ing the attitudes and aptitudes yer-economist and former am­ NEW YORK (AP) — Letters Dr. Franklin M. Foote, Commissioner for the Con­ Muiphy, 88, formerly of 66 Sum­ Official figures put the govern­ ter, Mass., charged with operat­ crats and three Republicans—to By KENNETH L. WHITING taken Into llberallstic American DiOO (8) Perry Maeon of 15,(M)0 single girls In Its files, mer St., died Saturday at a bassador to the United States, WASHINGTON (AP) — The (18) Dennix the Menace the postman rarely brhigs: ment Candidate back in the lead ing a motor vehicle while under investigate whether Douglas, a Ordered by PZC Associated Press Writer homes and sent to multiracial finds the one most likely to be necticut State Department of Health, will launch tomor­ Rockville nursing home. also claimed victory. House Judiciary Committee vot­ (20) B l( PIctnre (0) "Remember, me—Clem Cuth- the Influence of liquor. He was 31-year veteran of the court, schools.” (30) Monxtere your true soulmate Is Miss El­ row’s Earth Day program at Manchester Community Miss Murphy had lived in Monday night in Colombia’s A hundred thousand troops arrested yesterday afternoon ed today to investigate the The Planning and Zoning the price.” King therefore has JOHANNESBURG, South Af­ (40) Ollllcan’x Inland bert, who was voted the clown charges brought by members should be impeached. Hertzog says United States 8:28 (40) Weather Watch of our high school class? Well, vira Parsley, beautiful heiress College when he addresses a meeting, open to the pub- Hartford until coming to Rock- presidential race, ahd angry patrolled Bogota and other ma­ On FergiMon Rd. after police Oommlstdon appointed a sub­ closed the file on the proposed WO rica (AP) — If It were left for seeking to impeach Supreme Instead of being referred to policy Is to weaken South Afri­ 8:30 (8) Htump the tttare (C) old Clem hasn’t turned out to be to one of the country’s largest Uc, tonight at 8 o’clock In Room ------vUle about two years ago. She supporters of ex-dictator Gusta­ jor cities Monday night as Rojaq received a complaint of a car committee to embark on a purchase. him to choose, Albert Hertzog (18) Leave It to Beaver Court Justice William O. Doug­ the Judiciary Committee, which can whites and the Vorster peo­ (20) Film such a clown after all.I I’ve hit It fortunes. Miss Parsley has been A9 of Mmichester High School. leaves no known relatives. vo Rojas Plnllla took to the den>onstrators roamed the being driven erratically. He was house numbering program for * Brownie Banquet would rather South Africa be las. traditionally handles Impeach­ ple arc dupes in this scheme. (30) Gllllzan’e Ixiand rich buying and selling oil wells, shown your photograph lutd He wlU apeak on Issues relat- A requiem Mass will be held streets. Police in Bogota used released under a |100 cash the town, using the plotted The annual Father-Daughter poor and white Instead of rich (40) Truth or Conxequeneex Brown Trial streets In Bogota and other ma­ ment investigations, the alterna­ "The Americans are laugh­ and plan to retire at 46 next she can hardly wait to ing to health, pollution, and en­ tomorrow at 9 a.m. at St. Ber­ jor cities to protest. bayonets and tear gas to break bond. Court date May 11. Chairman Emanuel Celler, aerial maps completed by the Bro\ynle Banquet was held Sun­ and racially mixed. 0:00 (3-3) Weather — Hportn and tive proposal went to the House ing,” he observes. "They never Newx (C) year. As a retirement gesture, I meet you In person. She has al­ vironment. A question and an­ nard's Church «rlth burial in The civil registrar’s office re­ up one crowd marching on the D-N.Y., said a special five-man Board of Assessors. day evening at the Italian- (18) My Favorite Martian Rules Committee since it cre­ Hertzog is the driving force expected to see a South African intend to charter a plane and lowed us to inform you that her swer period will follow his Suspended Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, office of El Tlempo, a newspa­ Carlton M. Scofield, 23, of subcommittee will look into the The committee under the di­ American BVlendship Club. The (20) Bat Mnxterxon ported that with 96 per cent of ates a new unit. ' behind a six-month-old party government helping the country (30) M cllale’x Navy take all the members of our phone number Is—.” talk. Bloomfield. the vote counted,, Misael Pastra­ per that Rojas suspended when Old Town, Maine, charged ear­ charges. He said he hopes the rection of PZC Vice Chairman Brownies entertain^ their fa- (40) Newx It is possible under House which te contesting 79 of the 166 commit suicide.” graduating class and their "While our delivery man, Tomorrow, a heap of rubbish There will be no calling hours. na Borrero had 1,493,630 votes he was president and that ly today with intoxication. Po­ inquiry will be concluded within Douglas Prior will begin the thiers by performing in skits and seats in Parliament In Wednes­ 0:00 ( 40) 77 Hnnxet Htrip procedures tor both probes to go TKanx io Hertzog at 70 is a slim, erect 0:30 (3) Newx with Waller Cron. wives on a two-week vacation Herman, was waiting for your collected by MOC. students In Temporarily The Burke Funeral Home, 76 fought his comeback campaign. lice said he was found sitting In 60 days after it starts. in songs and dances represent­ to 1,471,140 for Rojas Plnllla. forward at the some time. numbering of houses in sub- day’s election. It is given no man with sparkling blue eyes. kite (C trip to Hawaii. Naturally, It’ll wife to finish collecting the the Manchester area will Prospect St., is in charge of ar­ Tradllng far behind with some The Council of Ministers met his car on the wrong side of Celler will head the special In­ cUvteionB and then start on the ing various foreign countries. chance of 'winning, but it is stag­ (8) Newx with Frank Rey- ELUCOTT CITY, Md. (AP) Some, however, have interpret­ His hair and his neatly trimmed noldx (0) be my pleasure to pick up ell clothing she was sending to our "gm ce" the front lawn of the rangements. to consider calling a state of Hartford Rd. After being pro­ vestigating subcommittee. Oth­ Mrs. Delores Barrows, Brown­ ing the first important rebellion 700,000 votes between them ed the Judiciary move as an at­ other town roads. chin whiskers are pure white. (18) Dick Van Dyke the tabs, and I do hope that you cleaning firm, the phone rang. Hartford Rd. buUdlng. Through­ — Circuit Court Judge James were two breakaways from the siege that would impose a na­ cessed, he was taken to the er members are Reps. William Committee members arc ie 'troop leader, presented a against the ruling Nationalist (20) FUm tempt to undercut the more con­ He usually wears white shirts (80) lluntley-Brlnkloy Report and your wife will be able—.” As she turned to answer It, a out the day wtll 7 p.m., there Macgill upheld two charges of Mrs. Emil St. Louis National Front, moderate leftist tionwide curfew and restrict Hartford Correctional Center to M. McCulloch, R-Ohio, Jack Prior, John Hardy and alter- service award to Mrs. Elaine party in 22 years. wUl be ceifeterla exhibits of the ROCKVILLE —Mrs. Blanche await court today at East Hart­ Brooks, D-Tex., Byron G. Rog­ servative Rules Committee. and black suits. 6:48 (20) Local Newx "I am the proprietor of an note fell from a suit of yours he rioting and inciting to riot Belisario Betancur and rightist travel and public meetings. natea William Ctoro and Dick Fetko honoring her for her con­ Today', FUNNY will pay $100 lor HersHgte Nesionale—Recon­ 7 :00 (3) After Dinner Movie American Cancer Society, spon­ B. St. Louis, 71, of 69 Mountain ford. ers, D-Colo., and Edward House OOP Leader Gerald R. coch "funny" ultd. Send gag, to; His diction is precise in Eng­ (20) Hnniley - Brinkley Be art gallery ahd my wife Joan Is had just been handed. Herman, Evaristo Sourdfs. Archbishop Ahlbal Munoz Burns. tributions to Brownie Girt stituted National—party is not sored by the MOC Ski Club; against H. Rap Brown today, St., wife of Emil St. Louis, died Hutchinson, R-Mich. Ford, outlining charges against Scouts. Mrs. Fetko served os Today', FUNNY. 1200 W e t Third St., lish and Afrikaans and his man­ port (C) the kindergarten teacher of instead of waiting to give it to Rojas, the 70-year-old former Duque called on the candidates The PZC also agreed to In­ Clerelond, Ohio 44113. seeking votes as much as It te (8) Truth or Conxequeneex (C) but struck out part of a third this morning at Rockville Gen­ Mary R. Benson, 62, of 712 Douglas in an hour-long floor ners are courtly except when he (13) Candid Camera your little daughter Mllllcent. your wife, glanced at the note Keep City Beautiful; and a con­ military strongman, had to meet and adopt measures to Celler said no date had been vestigate several complaints troop leader for three years trying to recapture the heart count against the black militant. Spring St., charged with failure speech, last Wednesday, gave suspects he’s being questioned (3(M0) News — Weather — Recently Joan showed me some and saw It was a love letter to tinuous showing of student-made eral Hospital. claimed victory Sunday night stem disorder. set for starting the investigation and as consultant tor one year. and soul of Afrikanerdom. Hportx and Feature (C) Macgill then suspended pro­ Mrs. St. Louis was bom in to obey a stc^ sign at Porter his blessing to the new-unlt ap­ aired during last night’s meet­ by "llberallstic” newsmen. of your daughter’s finger paint- you signed by some girl called films on local pollution. when unofficial results gave President Carlos Lleras Res- and the list of witnesses has not ing by townspeople, Including Library Exhibit Afrikaners are descendants of 7:30 (2080) 1 Dream of Jeannle ceedings in the trial until a fed­ Rockville, April 11, 1899, the and Oak Grove Sts. and failure proach although he did not sign An exhibit of old circus fig­ The only incongruous note is (8-<0) Mod Squad (C) Ings. I was struck by their pre- ‘Cuddlebug.’ He quickly stuffed The following Is a schedule him a 30,000-vote lead. He ac­ trepo tried to calm the public yet been drawn up. an inquiry regarding the park­ the pioneers who trekked Into (13) What’s My Line (C) eral court rules on whether it daughter of the late James and to carry her registration. Court the restriuUon, which now Is ures and animals is on display his flashy white sports car. He cocity and originality which far It In his pocket. We are return- of times, places, speakers, and cused the government of a with a broadcast in which he However, McCulloch said all ing of school buses on Baxter St. Psychologist the Interior. About 60 per cent of 3:00 ( 20-30) Debbie Reynoldx Show programs tomorrow in the will accept jurisdiction. Agnes Bouchard Brennan. date May 4. backed by 110 House members. at the Tolland Public Library explains: "A fast car, properly (18) Movie surpass, in my opinion, the ear- Ing the note In this letter which "giant national and internation­ said he would hand over the of the 110 Congrress members at the Anderson Rd intersec­ the 3.7 million whites are Afri­ 8:30 (3) Red Skelton Ifonr (C) Hartford Rd. building. Survivors, besides her hus­ The House membership totals this month. urlven, is really quite a tonic.” (3 ^ ) Movie ly work of Grandma Moses, we decided It would bo better The suspension was automatic al fraud” and told his followers: presidency to the man officially who sponsored the Impeach­ tion; an unauthorized junk yard kaners an they dominate the band, include a daughter, Mrs. David J. Bartlett, 25, of 149 435. Currently, however, It is The exhibit dates back more Says Racism The son of a Boer War hero, (20-30) Julia (C) Would you give me permission to send to your office than your 9 a.m., H206, Herman Heck, after defense attornesrs notified ment resolution should come on Browns Bridge Rd., and the government. 9:00 ( 20-30) Movies "Be prepared.” declared the winner. Taylor St., TalcottviUe, charg­ down to 431 because of four va­ than 50 years, and shows the he was educated at Oxford and to put 20 or 30 on long-term ex­ home. In case you .should want sub-committee chairman of the him they had petitioned the U.S. Rita Stephens of Orange; two forward and state why such ac­ condition of GraJhaber Rd. in the The Hertzog party is no poor­ 3:30 (3) Oovem or and J.J. (C) ed with failure to obey a red cancies—three deaths and a re­ costumes used by circus peop'je hibit, with the prices ranging to remember Herman next City Beautiful Committee. District Court in Baltimore brothers, Robert Brennan of tion should be taken. ly organized fringe group. Hert- later married an English-speak­ 10:00 (3) CBS ReporU; Health In light at E. Center and Lenox signation. vicinity of the construction site of the period. The items were Ruins W hites America (C) from $250 to $600 each?" Christmas, hl.s addres.s la—.” 10 a.m., H206, technical ex­ Monday to take over the trial of Jackson^lle, Fla., and James McCulloch said offlcens of the zog headed a number of proS' ing South African girl he met in (8-40) Marcus W e l^ , M.D. Sts. Court date May 11. While Ford’s decision to head for the Northern Pines subdivi­ loaned to the library through "A study of your employer’s pert on pollution from the the 26-year-old former head of Brennan of Ellington; three sis- Dr. Rabineau Will Speak foimdatlon and corporations WASHINGTON (AP) — A spe- perous trust funds and the party England. She died several (18) Ten O’clock M port "An extended examination of the move was a popular one sion. the courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. 10:30 (18) Tempo 18 astrological chart reveals that Boise Cascade Corp. the Student Nonviloent Coordi­ tera, Mrs. Dorothy Dahlqulst of that have been mentioned In the clal Senate committee opening a does not have to appeal tor months ago. 11:00 (3-8-3040) Newx — Weather the Xrays we trith fail­ eral and moderate Republican subdivision owned by Frances Eagles Win Again (18) Adventures In Paradise holds his pugnacious traits mo.st and Mrs. John Batt of Ellington, whereabouts have been a of Ellington and Miss Hazel At MCC Commencement ing paid sums of money to segregation on American socle- weekly newspaper called Die M. Hertzog, lead the old Nation­ to undergo an operation for gall- ure to carry hte license, after members appear to have reser­ and Ursula Wohllebbe on Crys­ The Tolland High, Eagles (20) Sea Hunt (C) in thrall when Venus Is ascend­ representatives of Zero Popula­ mystery since last month. Brennan of Manchester. Manchester Commimlty Col­ auditors’ report, and to bring Dougleis should come forward ty has heard testimony that rac- Afrikaner. It apparently has al party into fusion with Gen. 11:28 (3) Movie -slones after all. In the future, being stopped last night P national chairman, backland with an 80-foot right Granby 4-3 Friday. The team 1 ;00 (8-30-40) News — Prayer and merit raise if you hit him up for cides” and "111 Winds — 111 Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., state colleges. Under the revi­ Douglas until last year was dle-class youths. suspect that all is not right with raged Nationalist die-hards that hot dogs, will you please, tell of riot and conspiracy to riot ter drinking. Court date May 4. said late test week that he had of way to the road. will face undefeated Ellington Sizn Off (C) one at exactly 3 :31nexl Tuesday Waters.” with a requiem Mass at 9 at St. of Manchester High School on sions, part-time and full-time paid head of the Albert Parvln “ There is strong evidence to their country, they broke away to form the 1:10 (3) News and Weather — Mo­ him to carry his marbles In a against Brown, in connection misgivings about the timing of FIeuis for the new Moose Wednesday in a key game in ment of Meditation and Slyn afternoon. Remember, the stars 2 p.m., H206, Robert FuUer, Bernard’s Church. Burial will Tuesday evening, June 2. faculty members will report Foundation, found^ by Califor­ suggest that segregation dam- The Hertzogites accused Purified National party under different pocket?" with the burning of two blocks AOCIDEKTS the move. Morton seild coming Lodge to be located on Kings­ the first round of play. ■ Off never fail." president of Colonial Board Co. be in St. Bernard’s Cemetery. Robert H. Fem, associate monthly, and 12-month em­ nia businessman Albert Parvln ages the privileged, middle- Prime Minister John Vorster of Daniel Malan. Malan spent "You must have been disap­ of buildings in Cambridge, Md., Raymond J. Bixby, 36, of 681 as It does not long after Senate bury Ave. were approved fof- Tolland’s pitching again "I suppose you’ll be glqd to 3 p.m., H201, films, “ 111 Winds Friends may call at the fu­ dean of (atfulty, gave this re­ ployes weekly. The record will with proceeds from the sale of a class white child,” Negro psy- loading Afrikanerdom astray, years in the political wilderness pointed yesterday when you in 1967 after a speech by Brown. N. Main St., was charged with rejection of two of President lowing a review of the drainage brought its victory, as Joe Zang- know. Dad, that I've made up —Sunny Days” and "Sanitary neral home tomorrow from 7 port to the Regional Council ex­ indicate when and for what Las Vegas hotel-casino. chologist Kenneth aark told the seemingly to appease world until he toppled Smuts in 1948 to Rector Challenges read that licket number 999,999 Landfill.” He dismissed one of two charg­ evading responsibility last Nixon’s Supreme Court nomi­ and parking lot plans. hi gave up only tour hits during won this month’s $60,000 state my mind, after considerable es in another count that Brown to 9 p.m. ecutive committee last night in reasons absences occurred. Gangster Meyer Lansky re­ Senate Select Committee on opinion. They contend South Af- start the present ercr^l Nation- soul searching, to drop out of 4 p.m., H201. films, "Pesti­ night Police allege that his car nees the attack on Douglas It was agreed to have Road the seven inning game. He also KESSINGLAND, England lottery prize. Well, brace your­ counseled and aided persons in the absence of President Fred­ At its Saturday meeting held portedly helped arrange the Equal EMucational Opportunity rlca must return to the path allst rule. our college revolutionary group. cides” and “ 111 Winds — HI struck another car about 8 might be construed as retali­ Superintendent William Sevclk scored two of the team’s three (AP) — An Anglican rector who self for some good news. It ap­ burning an elementary school Rene J. Belanger erick W. Lowe Jr., who is re­ in New Haven, Fenn said, the sale, but Douglas has denied blazed by the Boer pioneers and Hertzog’s rebellion started The fact Is I’m going steady Waters.” p.m. on New State Rd. near ation. investigate' the condition of the hits and knocked in one of the .. was criticized for delivering pears that the celebrity who on grounds no other persons Rene J. Belanger, 52, of cuperating following a coronary Board of Trustees for Regional knowing of any Lansky connec­ Citing the hippie movement, their Old Testament fundamen- about three years ago when he now with a girl who has con­ 6 p.m., H109, films, "RI Winds East Catholic High School, and The Judiciary (Committee was roads in the Valley View subdi­ runs. Richard Chorland scored poor sermons has challenged Ids drew the winning ticket looked PlainsvUle, father of Joseph C. attack suffered in February. Community Colleges approved a tion with the deal. the drug cult, the hostility and talism. was a minister in Vorster’a Cab­ were named. A charge of arson that he left the scene of the ac­ brought into the picture when vision and report back to the the other hit and accounted tor congregation of 300 to take the at it upside down. When it was vinced me it’s more fun to hold —Sunny Days” and "Sanitary against Brown was upheld. Belanger of Manchester end Dean Fenn reported Dr. Lowe Douglas has come under criti­ random destructiveness of the Hertzog says of Vorster: inet. As dhief ot posts and tele- hands than to thow rocks.” Landfill.” new salary schedule for sum­ cident. He was released under one of its members. Rep. An­ PZC, before a request to re­ two RBI’s. pulpit and see if they can do reviewed later by our certifying brother of Ouriene Belanger of will return May 4 on a part- mer school teaching, based on cism both for his court cantons New Left and the increasing re- "He is without doubt the g;rapha portfolio he kept televi­ 7:80 p.m., cafeteria, the Rev. Judge . , Macgill dismissed - oth- Rockville, died yesterday at a $150 nala own­ held.” directors, including three in­ said. the right of Genghis Khan.” Brown to attend proceedings in cent a transfer program. He and that we ought to thrash it contention that it was unrea­ tain of winning re-election. At 17 Oak Street - 643-5171 7 to 9 p.m. ficer of state regional communi­ ed by Irving Judge, 180 Porter In his wide-ranging speech sonable. cumbents, have been elected to dark, a professor at the City Hertzog pays little heed. He the state of Maryland under considers this a very favorable out there, not in the commit­ best, say some experts, the par­ ty colleges. Dr. Charles compli­ St., was stolen from the drive­ against Douglas, Ford attacked Junk. Car Report the 18-moml>er board of The As- university 'of New York, told has the single-minded assurance On Ca mpus these circumstances would ratio, since it indicates the col­ tee.” ty may capture two or three Mrs. Mary A. Lewis mented Dr. Lowe for establish­ way at his home between 9 the jurist’s latest book "Points The PZC studied a report on soclated Press during the news the panel the symptoms of of a prophet who is sure hte place his safety in and life in lege is fulfilling its primary role Democrats will have a major­ seats. SOUTH WINDSOR — Mrs. ing an administrative body that last night and 6 this morning. of Rebellion,” contending "its Junk cars which included In­ service’s 70th annual meeting at moral breakdown—dnigs vio- time has come. His ambitions (Continued from Page One) jeopardy and thus deprive him of preparing students for the ity on the five-man subcom­ Traditional political campalgpi Make this a summer Mary Ann Lewi's, 94, 69 Lake has enabled the college to func­ The keys were not in the car, thesis is that violence may be formation provided by the (Japi- the Waldorf Astoria Hotel. jence and hippie life-styles—“ do are spelled out in the party’s of his federal civil rights.” buslniess a n d professional posters in South Africa depict trial in which 14 Black Pan­ St., died last night at an area tion smoothly during his illness police said. mittee, as they have in Con­ justified and perhaps only revo­ tol Region Council of Elected Five of the directors elected not appear in the majority of 9,000-word manifesto. worlds. gress itself. grim-visaged candidates de­ vacation they’ll never forget thers, induding party co-chair­ convalescent home. She was the and recuperation. Fenn pointed lutionary overthrow of the es­ Officiate. Monday come from the general American white youths.” Highlights: widow of Gilbert C. Lewis. Attendance policy and pro­ out the MOC plan provides a Samuel H. Duncan, Of 70 Ken­ Conservative Republicans and —Afrikaans •will be the only manding a vote. The Hertzo­ man Bobby Seale, are charged tablishment can save the coun­ First Selectman Charles Thl- membership of the press asso- But the majority have suf- .Mrs. Lewis was bom May cedures, Fenn reported, have broad base for participation by sington St. reported that his Southern Democrats are txick- try.” Douglas, however, has de­ fault )9itting in on this portion of elation. They ore: Richard L. fered damage, he said, official language, ■with English gites tried a new approach, In connection with the murder Schools Hit 11, 1876, in DevOTi, Elngland. been revised to correct weak­ faculty and elected student rep­ 1962 Chevrolet sedan was stolen Ing an alternative approach for nied this Interpretation and sug­ the meeting agreed to in- Jones Jr. of the Tulsa, Okla., "The majority accepts the ra- tolerated only as a secondary Theirs has a smiling blonde of Alex Rackley, a party mem­ She had been a resident of the nesses brought out in the state resentatives. from the A&P parking lot off creation of a new special six- gested that people read the vestigate the possibilities of the Tribune, with 8,647 votes; D. tlonalizations, excuses and pre­ tongue. (diild holding a puppy. Says the This summer, start your young­ ber from New York. By Violence South Windsor area for nine E. Clenter St. while he was shop­ man committee—three Demo­ book. town adopting an ordinance to Teimant Bryan, Richmond, Va., judlces of American society. —Only essential immigrants lettering: "Vote HNP for her sters on the memorable voyage of years. She had lived in New “ who can strengthen the Protes­ ping last night about 7:30. He enforce the provisions go'vern- News Leader and Tlmea-Dls- They have accepted a philoso- sake.” Abernathy joined Chicago York City before moving to tant character of the South Afri­ learning to play the piano. And had taken his keys with him, ing the junk car problem. patch, 8,627; David R. Bradley, jrfiy whlrfi rejects morality as Conspiracy members at the Across U.S. South Windsor. Industrial Engineers can nation” will be allowed. news conference in denouncing police said. A case history of the town St. Joseph, Mo., News-Press, lirelevant,” he explained. start them right— on a beautiful Survivors Include her son, Gil­ If all Americans could under­ —Brakes will be applied to Gen. Clark Received the action of Connecticut Jixdge bert C. Lewis of South Wind­ prepared by CRCEO and releos- 6,600; Jack Tarver, Atlanta, new Cable-Nelson piano, the easy- (Continued from Page One) A car stolen from David A. stand this problem, he said, the , booming . - economy , , toj allevl- Harold Mulvey, who jailed two sor; two granddaughters, and Take Tour of Hospital ed laat year claims Tolland has Ga., Constitution, 6,418, end J. In Andience by Pope action piano that’s just right for Meyers of Rockville on Satur­ Nixon Declines to Ask ■they would make it their first national Black Panther leaders ham Smith, its sister institutlm five great-grandchildren. 300 in operable vehicles on Howard Wood, Chicago, HI., uiey .v mannower Nonwhites will not VA’nCAN CITY (AP) — Gen. little fingers. Realistically priced, teat week for contempt of court, tor women. Funeral services will be Some 36 memibers of the eral, and Wayne Memorial in day was recovered last night private, residential land In Tribune. 6,346. Jones, Bryan business to find ways to protect tradltlon- by Manchester police. It was town. and Wood are incumbents.____ _ fUol.-their .^lillrtroTi children from thiH this destruc- destruc “® aMOwea lO rui joos irauiuoii Mark W. Clark, who command­ •Southern-style Justice has I-os Angeses—A firebomb was Thursday at 11 a.m. at the American Institute of Indus­ Massachusetts. ally held by wdiltes merely to starting at $595. Easy terms can found parked near the East Okay for Nomination ed U.S. forces in the World War come to New Haven,” said Ab- thrown through a window of a Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main trial Engineers were given a The hospital laimdry was the Although the town has about Elected from a city of under tlon of their humanity.” assist economic growth. The be arranged. Stop in today for a ernathy. "'nils is nothing more Bank of America branch, caus- Catholic High School Convent. 17 iUegal abandonments each bo.OOO population was Dolph C. Clark added that he was con- blacks into cities n battle of Italy, was received St., Manchester, with 'the Rev. "cook’s tour” of Manchester next stop on the tour. Somoza WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ ing their investigation of Black­ •wUl than legal lynching.’ ing extensive damage. Police year, "the town regards illegal Simons Jr., of the Lawrence, vinced the promises of the 1954 In audience Monday by Pope demonstration. James A. Birdsall, rector of St. Memorial Hospital last night. told the engineers that the hos­ dent Nixon, ignoring the sugges­ mun,” the senator said. The two Panther officials. Da- snld they did not know if it was Peter’s Episcopal Church, of­ pital was contemplating aban­ Eighteen windows were abandonments as a minor prob- Kan., Journal-World, with 9,138 Supreme Court school desegre- Paul 'VI. tions of a number of Senate Re­ Kleindienst also told the 10 —No racially mixed sports, no vW Hilliard, chief of staff, and linked to last weekend’s turmoil ficiating. Burial will be at the They walked through the beau­ doning the laundry in favor of smashed by vandals over, the lem,” the report concluded, votes to 2,281 votes for Cecil B. gallon decision are not going to visiting teams ■with nonwhites Clark, here in his official ca­ tiful crescent-shaped Self Serv­ Senate Republicans that several pacity Eis chairman of the EJmory Douglas,minister of cul- at Santa Barbara, where flre- convenience of the family. setting up a central laundry weekend at the Tabco Manu­ publicans, made no effort to “ even though as many as 170 Highland Jr., Clarksburg, be fulfilled. admitted to the country. ice Building, and they tight- black lawyers who had brought ture, were issued summary sen- bombs were thrown in a Bank of Friends may call at the fu­ with other hospitals in the area. facturing Co., 316 Broad St. clear with them the Supreme police hours may have been w.Va., Telegram. He proposed the nation make The Hertzogites want blacks American Battle Monuments tences of six months in jail after America branch which replaced roped 'their way along work­ Stimes tossed through the win­ cases before Blackmun’s 8th taken up with such abandon- ^Isb elected was James H. Ot- 1916. the year of the nation’s bl- . . ^ genre Commission, recalled that the neral home tomorrow from 7 to Somoza said the New Eng­ Court nomination of Judge Har­ a brief scuffle, in Mulvey’s one burned down in February. men’s planks as they were dows were foimd inside the UjS. Circuit Court of Appeals ments.” last pope he met was Pius x n , 9 p.m. land Laundry of Hartford had taway of the Oneonta, N.Y., courtroom last week. They were ------taken deep into the bowels of building. Police believe the ry Blackmun before making a had pronounced him a thought­ Although the torwn has two Dally Star with 8,206 votes. Ot- al on the day American troops The family suggests that any made an offer to sell. Manches­ spectators at a court action in­ donations be sent to the Me­ the new wing. damage was done by children final deciislon on it. ful judge suited for the Supreme j junk yards with room to ex- taw*Ty outpolled Franklin R.' Ut- achieve the objectives of the ^ a^^^ctous'^S^t marched Into Rome. ter was interested, but only if it Court. volving the charges against Reilllioil M f l V 0 morial Fund of St. Peter’s The tour was arranged for playing in the area. To seek advance clearance J pond, neither of tViom them wnntowants to yg Ogdensburg,__ ,____ N.Y., 10.841954 hlvh high court decision. ^"®y ^ the April meeting of the Con­ could induce a few other hos­ Jews, Roman Catholics and Seale and the other 13 Panthers. J Church. would have been highly unusual. The Justice Department was accept any more junked cars, journal who received 3,129. ^ Protestants who do not belong necticut Chapter of ithe Amer­ pitals to go in on the deal. So­ nu-ee small pine trees recent­ aware at the time, Kleindienst ------For 1960 Class moza said. But none of the But, as one Republican senator The report compares the In- g^cept Ottaway will serve il/f„„L.s»,«1 QVinii1<1 O n to the Calvinist Dutch Reformed $ — $ Mrs. Ruth T. Hopkins ican Institute of Industrial En­ ly planted in the yard at the noted, ‘”nie defeat of two said, that Blackmun did have a ventory of junked cars with oth- three-year terms. Ottaway was M a n k in d ilh o u ld L o U n other hospitals would go along, (3)urch. . These people are South Windsor Mrs. Ruth Toomey Hopkins, gineers. The engineers were home of Mrs. Ursula Abbreaesl, successive court nominees was stock portfolio and that three er Capitol Region towns, with gbogen to fill the unexpired S The (Jlass of 1960 of Man­ "They were scared to death,” With Elxploration Urcy termed “ llberallstic.” 71, of New London, a Manches­ given a roast beef dinner in 63 Niles Dr., were destroyed by highly unusual, too. If the companies In which he owned Tolland’s 300 cars (ximlng out chester High School wUl hold Somoza said. He said the offer ,, term of the late Gene Robb of WASHINGTON (API _ Dr. Hertzog denies anU-SemlUsm. ter native, died Sunday night at the hospital dining room before vandals over the weekend. choice is between being unusual stock had been involved In court I The Manager's Office Has Become School Raises a 10-year reunion on Saturday, from NELCO came at the time higher than other surrounding jj^g Albany, N.Y., Knickerbock- Harold C Urey a Nobel Prize- When asked recently if a Jew Lawrence and Memorial Hos­ the toim. Paul Samoza, David and being embarrassed, I’d decisions. But Kleindienst towns,tnunva WliHUnc.including VemohVernon with . v. urey, a nooei t-nze Bourne, Paul Moss and Bert of the “ race riots” in Hartford, er News and Tlmes-Undon, who winning scientist, says mankind could join his group, he replied, May 9, at the Glastonbury Hills pitals, New London. She was the rather be unusual every time.” brushed off the matter as rela­ 200, ElUngton 120; Andover 40; Funds To Help Country (31ub. Dittos—all on the administra­ and the other hospitals were Edwards Cited was resident director of the sjiould go ahead with explora- “ Anybody who subscribes to our widow of William HopAns. Following the defeat April 8 of tively inconsequential because Bolton and Hebron each with The class, which numbered tive staff of the hospital—were afraid of the laundry being State of New York. tjon qj the solar system d'csplte principles could become a mem- ” An Expensive Luxury! Indian Center Mrs. Hopkins had lived in G. Harrold Carswell, Nixon’s the amount of stock owned In 30, and South Windsor 260. more than 600, was the first to the tour giUdes. "burned down.” F o r Work as nroceed unsuccessful candl- the near-tragedy of Apollo 13. ber of our party.” New London since 1942. where second choice to sit on the Su­ each case was low. The PZC agreed to enter the new high school as The engineers were first The stock room was the next rfeno tn entoree the state ^^‘ ®® ‘*^® &®"®Tal member- "Men might get marooned in The Jewish Times dismissed In an effort to raise money she was a member of St. Jo­ preme Court, there was a He promised the senators a freshmen. It was also the last shown the hospital lab’s auto­ stop, and Lois Dunham the pur- Service Officer r e e s ^ l^ it^ik ^ Arthur g p g c e ^ r m a n n ed on the this: “ It is obvious that a pwh for an American Indian Health seph’s Church, St. Joseph’s groundswell of sentiment among complete report on tiie stock to have Eldson M. Bailey as Women’s Club and the Council matic blood analyzer called the chEU3ing agent, showed the men S *^ esen t reaves it must Sulzberger. New York moon Itself,” he said in an inter- fessing Jew could not become a " Can We Continue SMA112. This $30,000 machine George C. Edwards of 181 Senate members that further holdings later, and the report Center in the Southwest, the prlncii>al. of Ctetholic Women and an through. She explained .a new c o m r u rv d th T m ^ h ^ ^ d «’°36: J- W. Galllvan, view, "but we should push right member.” automatically performs 12 dif­ Summit St., past poet com­ embarrassment might be avoid­ became public the day after the children of the Orchard Hill honorary member of the streamlined method of order­ place to^dispose of the cars be- ^'*® ™bune, on. Columbus lost a whole ship- He views a student exchange Guests of honor will be Bailey ferent blood chemistry tests on mander and service officer, has ed if Nixon consulted with them nomination. Wednesday Contract Bridge ing which eliminates a great ^ - K 400' John C. A. Watkins, Prov- load ot men, but that didn't program as a plot to corrupt School conducted a fund d ri^ and retired Superintendent of a thimble sized sample of blood been awarded a life member- before deciding rd II, chairman of Rio. 13, Tolltnd Tpks. ^riptures distributed by the so­ About 11 p.m. April 18, Hrus­ TED TRUDON second grade conducted a bake London, with a Mass of requiem more toward disposable Items. units for the operating rooms. office in the poet, county and wound up with their feet in their missions. Those attending “ i® Ford Motor Co., said Mon- TsIeeMvUlo-Mineliiiitr Central MolKng Deportment— Moil is posted 3 times daily, art Itie post office around ciety since its founding in 1817. ka began calling other Republi­ mouths. They Just don’t want to sale in the cafeteria on Thurs­ at St. Joseph’s Church at 9. He said in many cases it’s The great mass of ducts, district for the test several agreed It would be nice to have day *he subject came up during 649-2111 The book was a specially bound can. Senate leaders to Inform get caught again.” VOLKSWAGEN the comer. This deportment requests $100.00 for motor vehicle repairs for moH de­ day. Burial will be in St. Mary’s ctieaper to throw away an item pipes and other paraphernalia years. He was recently award­ the land but felt the asking buslnesa talks with the Commu- edition of the Nfw Testament in them that there would be a At the end of the week, two of Cemetery, New London. was incredible. It made one ed a service officer lin for 12 Nixon’s first nominee, Cle­ pirlce was too rich for the town’s ^dst leader, livery. Today’s English Version, called than to re-steriHze it. Somoza briefing the following morning the fourth grade classes held Friends may call at the fu­ wonder, how are they ever go­ years of service by the Ander- ment F. Haynsworth, was de­ pocketbook. Ford said he told Kosygin that "Good News for Modem Man.” showed a hypodermic needle at which they would be told two performances of the neral home tonight from 7 to 9. ing to get this all together? son-Shea Poet. feated 56 to 46 last November. According to King, Hayes sinxie the earth revolves "the and a razor-kit used for preps about several persons who had “ Wizard of Oz” to the students Edwards, who served with the The Senate turned down Cars- feels he can get the asking poUution we put into the air Professional Development & Training budgeted in cdl departments. Haven't tro ii^ for surgery that were both After the completion of the been considered for the court of the school and several U.S. Paratroopers In World War wMl 61 to 46. price and anticipates no dlf- comee down on the Soviet Un- disposable. tour, the engineers returned- to seat. However, Hrtuka said. department heods been hired? Public works has 13 separate omounH budgeted for parents. n in the European Theatre, is One leading senator was ficulty in finding a buyer for ion," and the premier repUed: In the new Self Service Build­ the dining room for a question Blackmun was the administra­ Children of the first grade Memorial Trees Planned emi^oyed by the U.8. Post Of­ asked if he thought the Senate the whole tract, and "would un- "Over here, the world turns destgn E this hem. ing, known to many as "The and answer period. fice. He is a member of ' the tion’s choice. handled the advertising and had the stomach tor another Su­ der no (drcumstances reduce the other way.” Motel" Somoza showed the American Legion, Manchester Why expendhute In training in ftie Garbage Dept.? To Hirow the cons w lA m w oc- publicity for all events sched­ At the briefing In the Senate preme Court fight. lounge, with its kitcdienette; and Veterans Council, and Perma-' uled for the week. At Three School Sites wing of the Capitol were Hrus­ "N o I don’t,” he replied. "But That’s where you start if you, curocy? Whot ore we training for In the Cemetery and Funeral Service Deport­ the engineers were shown one nent Memorial Day Committee want a truly unique kitchen. And Proceeds from the drive are The Memorial Tree Program be made payable to the Me­ of the tastefully appointed Stock Market ka, Republican Leader Hugh then that’s what I said the last o(| Manchester. time.” ments? expected to run over $300, ac- of the Manchester Chamber of morial Tree Program. patient rooms. One of the engi­ 1 NEW YORK I (AP) — The Scott of Pefuwjrivania, Republi­ when you come to our St. Chairman tor Saturday can Whip Robert P. Griffin of vcording to one teacher. sKe said The trees to be planted at the neers was overheard, “ It stock market advanced briskly Since Blaokmun’s liomlnatlon, | Charles Custom Kitchen show­ Commerce has received sever­ night’s affair, which about 200 Michigan and Republican Sens. that the money was raised ex­ three schools are in memory of doesn't look like a hospital, does in what anaWsts said 'was reac­ there have been scores of inves­ room, you’ve come to the right al donations and plantings have tion to President Nixon’s Viet­ attended, was Patrick Hum- Gordon AUott of (Colorado, Mar­ clusively by the children wdio the following persons: Mrs. it." I*pey. Cary Crane served as co- tigations into the judge’s back­ BITUMINOUS place for the best designed IS THIS A SAMPLE OF W HY WE NEED A TAX INCREASE? nam withdrawal speech and garet Chase Smith of Maine, sold their items at no more than been planned for Buckley, Wad­ Ctoncetta Felice, Mrs. Edward An area probably more famil­ ground. Among the tilings kitchens anywhere in town. then settled back early this aft­ chairman, and music was pro­ Milton R. Young of North Dako­ .'{>1 10 cents each. dell and Nathan Hale schools. H. Swift, Mrs. Robert J. Smith, iar to the engineers was shown turned up Is that there Is a res­ ernoon. vided by the Dick Lewis ta, Hiram L. Fong of Hawaii, CAeck Your Town Budget For Further Wostefuj Spending? Grantland Nurseries will do the William A. Knofla, Mrs. next — the data processing cen­ Quartet. trictive clause In the deed to his DRIVEWAYS The Dow Jones average of 30 Strom Thurmond of South Caro­ $68,770 home on the outskirts of planting. A total of 40 trees will Frances Barbarow, Jenni« Ro- ter. The hospital’s director of Parking Areas e Gas Stations • Basketball Oonrto gowekl, Elnar G. Solomonson, industrials at noon was up .40 at lina, Marlow Cook of Kentucky Rochester. Now Booking for gpring Work Personal Notices be planted. data processing Daniel Ramsey, nc. W HO IS RESPONSIBLE? Dr. Edmond R. Zagllo, Mrs. H. 776.27. It had been up 8.10 at Tired Of Haii’ and Charles Mathias of Mary­ He can sell hla property to W .^.P.hr,onJ. spoke to the engineer^ about the 10:80 a.m. land. Trees are planted in memory Olln Grant, J. Seymour Brown, COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. anyone he wishes—thero are no Early Bird Special Burroughs system. He said Advances held a substantial MANCHESTER PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOC. Card 6t Thanks of the deceased with arrang- Duanne Dingwell, Joseph there are 10 input stations lo­ (AP) ■— Peggy Patrick, 21, a The briefing was conducteil raelal restrictions. But the deed Pl.Af!F. VtMTB OBDEK NOW BECAUM! OF A - Jti to thank all of my nelafl- edge over declines, but the mar­ OJSTOM KITCHENS P.O. BOX 428 ments made by the Chamber. Wright, Grorge W. Hunt, Mrs. cated in the heavy volume blue-eyed blonde, got tired of by Deputy Atty. Gen. Richard clearly states that he con keep PBIOE mOBEASE SOON bOfs, frietxU and relativea tor the gin had narrowed cohsiderably working on women’s hair In a Klelndlenst. AU work Personally OupervlBed. We ore 1S9% Insured. MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 inaay acts of Idndneas and sym- T^ose wishing to do^te a Edward Moriarty, Tomas Vik­ areas Uiroiqhout the hospital. no poultry flocks of over 60 p olb y Shoam me In m y recent be- memorial tree may i(!o so by from 2 to 1 In early trading beauty shop. Now she’s an ap­ "He did all the talking,” one chickens. For Sugdiestions and Information Call 643-8677 Mvemern. I eapectaily wish to tor Jun Sr., Wasel Marchuk, In addition there are input sta­ The Associated Press 60-stock prentice house pointer, a mem­ senator recalled. " I don’t think there should be DeMAIO BROTHER 607 N*u> Per* Av*. W*tt Hertford ;(IM aSancheoter P olice De- sending a check for $5 (for each Raymond Reid, Dr. Jacob tions in three other cooperating 232-4407 joat and frienda at the Second average at noon was unchanged ber bf the painters’ union and "KleimHenst made a spectel any problem over that,” one CALL 648-7691 regatlonal Church. tree) to the Chamber offices, ^ ga l, and a Mrs. Oswald, not hospitals, Johnson Memorial In at 272.8 with Industrials up .5, hojies to become a journeyman point of telling us how the FBI senator conunanted. "At least Dolly 8 to 8 pja.. Thurs. $o 9 p.m„ Sat. 9 to 4 p.m. Kre. ICarUia O. RoclcweU. 267 E. Center St. Checks should further identified. Stafford Springe, RockvlUe Gen- rails oft .3, and utilities off .1. In thjee years. had interviewed 109 people dur­ he can have token chlcksns.” V\, "\ \ V;

PAOB BIORT AlANCHBSTER, EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, ^ J L 21, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M ANCtoTEIl. CONN.. TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1970 PAGE M IN I

W entworth-Eklund Rood'Anderson Announce Engagements Roy-Lx)ckwood Zukauskas-Carter Announce Engagements MIm QyntMa Ann BMund ot hfiaa HoUy Mary Anderson of Mlos Roberta Gray Lockwood Rockville and Lance CpI. ESrneat ’Tolland and Burton John Rood of Windham were wed Saturday of Mantoeater and Ronald Roy C. Wentworth of Tolland were rooming in St. Matthew's of Oanten Center ‘were married united in marriage Saturday Church in Tolland. Saturday afternoon to the First noon at the Firat Lutheran The bride le a daughter of Mr. Ohurch of Ohrist Congregation­ and Mrs. Lawrence Anderson of Church of Rockville. al, Hartford. The bride ia the daughter of Weigold Rd., Toltand. The bride­ groom is a eon of Mr. and Mrs. The bride is the daughter of Mra. Paul OoupU of 8 Faith D r., Mr. and Mrs. Oraydon F. Lock- R ock ville, and Sedoff EJklund o f BurUm A. Rood of Windham. The Rev. CSlfford Curtin of wood of 9 Margaret Rd. Tho Rachel Rd., Manchester. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. hridegroom is a son of Mr. and St. Matthew’s (Church perform­ ed toe double-ring ceremony and and Mra. Leo Roy of Southing­ Mrs. Donald Oray of Rt. 74, Tol> ton. land. celebrated toe nuptial Mass. Bouquets of flowers were on the The Rev. Patil F. Batten- The Rev. Richard E. Bertram, attar. house of First Church perform­ - V. pastor of the First Lutheran The bride‘was given in mar­ ed the double-ring ceremony. Church of Rockville, performed riage by her father. She wore a John Hotta and Mlsa Darlena the double-ring ceremony. Mrs. full-length aleeveleaa gown trim­ Gayles of Hartford were organ­ Elisabeth Scheibe of Rockville med with rose applique and de­ ist and solist respectively. was organist. The soloist was signed with a high neckline. Her The bride was given In mar­ Leslie Little of Long Island, toree tier eUxnv-length veil was riage by her father. She wore N.Y., cousin of the bride. arranged from a daisy crown, a full-length gown of Ivory peaii The bride was given in mar­ and she carried a bouquet of de sole and Alencon lace and a riage by her father. She wore a daiaiea and babies’ breath. lace mantilla, (Uid she carried TIm «ng*W*nMnt of Miss full-length empire gown of peau Aitolirre phale Miss Gall Anderson of Tol­ a 'bouquet df daisies, cama- The engagement of Miss Shir^ Burlaivtooes photo de sole appllqued with lace. Her Diana Hunt of Vernon to John land, sister of toe bride was tib Sr. of Her fiance la the son ot Mr. of 160 Center St. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Her fiance is the son of Mr. lavender, fashioned with long Miss Hunt, whose father is scoop necklines. Their veHe 119 Maple St. and Mrs. David Hostoiga of 120 Her fiance is the son of Mr. James Lockwood of Papilllon, and Mrs. Alfred R. Dlckau of cidHton sleeves. She w ore a the chairman of the English De­ were arranged from clusters of Miss Hawkes, a 1969 graduate Etoknor Dr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Cavagnaro Neb., sister-in-law of the bride; M errow Rd. matching headpiece with veil, partment at Manchester High, rlaisies, and they carried bou­ of Manchester High School, is Miss Rogers, a graduate of CXiAmberlain pfaoto Sr. of 78 Woodstock Dr. He la Mias Maureen Higgins of East Mias Stange, a 1967 graduate and carried a bouquet of pink is a 1906 graduate of Rockville quets of daisies. V- attending Manchester Commu­ WUilam Hall High School, West MRS. ERNEST C. WENTWORTH also the grandson of Mrs. FTor- Lyme, cousin of the bride; Mra. of Greenfield High School, Is carnations and white roses. High School and will graduate Jodie Gill of Seymour, niece i t nity OoUege. . Hartford, attended Quinnlplac FYank Minutlllo of Vernon; and attending New England CVdlege, Flower girls were Tammy enoe Cavagnaro of 4S E. Center from Connecticut OoUege, New of the bridegroom, was flower Mr. Krob, a 1968 graduate of OoUege, Hamden. She Is em­ Mrs. Gerard LeTendre of Cape Henniker, N. H. Wenltworth and Juhe Went­ St. cmd the late Joseph Cavag­ London, in June. Her grandfath­ girl. She wore a gown similar Manchester High School is em­ ployed at the United Bank and Vincent, N.Y. worth, both of TcUand and sis­ naro. er, George W.C. Hunt, is the to the attendants’, and she car­ ployed at toe Southern New En­ Trust Co., Hartford. Mr. Dlckau, a graduate of Th e attendants w ore fuU- Youlovsky'Simoncelli ters of the bridegroom. Their Miss Godlewskl, a g;raduate of purchasing agent for Cheney ried a basket of flowers. gland Ttoephone Co., Manches­ Coventry High School, attended length gowns of pink peau de Mr. Hastings, a gr^uste of gowns were similar to the honor Windsor High School, received Bros. Dana Rood of Windham serv­ ter. Greenfield (Mass.) Community sole and matching headbows Manchester Sch^, Is a attendant’s. They wore pink her BA degree in Ehigllsh from Mr. Penney, a 1900 graduate ed as best man for his brother. No date has been announced College. He has enlisted In the and carried bouquets of dalalea. chemistry major to Kansas headbows and carried pink bas­ the University of Connecticut, of Ventura High School, receiv­ Ushers were Larry Mirkin of S iI a for the wedding. U.S. Army as a veterinarian Twoblc pinto Dr. Franklin Henry of New Wesleyan Utoverrity, Sahna, kets filled with camati(Mis and where she was a member of ed his associate degree in 1968 Norwich, Ronald GUI of Sey­ speclaUat. MRS. BURTON JOHN ROOD York, N.Y., served as best man. where he Is vice prestdent of daisies. Alprtia Delta Pi sorority. She Is from Ventura College. He Is mour, the bridegroom’s brother- No date has been announced Utoers were Kipling Adams of Beta Tau Omega fratomlty. Cpl. WilUam Byars of Chi­ attending the American Inter­ employed as a psychiatric tech­ in-law, and Edward Dziato of for the wedding. Neiwton, Maas., John Bailey of A June wedding is planned. cago, m., served as best man. national College School of Edu­ nician at the Camarillo State Manchestel-, cousin of the bride. After a reception at the Elks School graduate, is employed as Bast Hartford, Richard Von- Ushers weire David A. Eklund cation, Sprlngftled, Mass., and Hospital In Cahtomia. Mrs. Anderson wore a pink Carriage House In Rockville, a typist at the Southern New Kussot of West Hartford, and of Rockville, brother of the is a substitute teacher in Man­ A July wedding Is planned, dress and coat with a corsage the couple left for a motor trip England Telephone Oo. In Wll- Lawrence DeMeUier of Noc^ bride; and Donald Oray Jr., of chester, East Hartford, and and die couple will live in Ven- of red and pink roses. The to New York City. After April limantlc. Mr. Rood; an Eastern PASSPORT rHOVOB Windsor schools. in4degroom’B mother wore a 27 they will live In North Frank­ Connecticut State College grad­ wlch, N .Y . Tolland, brother of the bride­ tpra. Brier fhoto IDBNTinCATIOM groom . Mr. Cavagnaro attended Man­ turquoise dress and coat and a lin. uate, is employed as a Grade Mrs. Lockwood wore a pea­ corsage. Mrs. Rood, a Rockville High 6 teacher at Mystic Academy. MRS. RONALD ROY cock bhie drees with matcMiig Mrs. Qoupll wore pale blue, chester High School and Monson (Masa.) Academy. He accessories and the brtde- and the bridegroom’s mother Ballet’s 50,000 Pounds groom’a mother wore a mint was dressed in beige. also received his BA degree in green dress with matching ac- A reception was held at the (English from the University of Sailing To Osaka ceasortes. Each wore an orchid church. Ftir a motor trip to Connecticut. A restauranteur, King-Gregory Robinson-Gustafson 'TORONTO (AP) — Fifty-thou­ oewaage. Philadelphia, Pa., Mrs. Went­ he is employed at Cavey’s sand pounds of sets, props and After a wedding reception to New Eye photo worth wore a navy tdue botero Restaurant. coetumea needed for the Nation­ toe Manchester Ooimtry dub, MRS. STEVEN THOMAS ZUKAUSKAS suit with red accessories. After The wedding is planned for al Ballet of Canada’s perform­ toe couple left for a trip to Beiv May 1, the couple will live in June 20 at South United Metho­ ances at Ehqx> ’70 are now mak­ muda. They will Mve In Canton Jacksonville, N.C., where Lance dist Church. ing the 10,000-mile sea voyage to Miss Mary Elaine Carter and baby’s breath and ivy. The Center. Cpl. Wentworth is serving with Japan. Steven Thomas Zufcauskas, both bridal gown was designed by the U.S. Marine Corps. Mrsi Roy, a gradutoe of Man- of Manchester, exchanged vows the bride. SALE The company wiH perform in Soprano and Painter toester High Stoool and Central Saturday afternoon at St. Mrs. Jean Vigue of Mantoes- Mrs. Wentworth has been em­ Osaka in May. SATURDAY ployed at the Southern New W ill Stage Operas Oonnectiqut State OoUege, is James’ Church. ter was matron of honor. She England Telephone Co., Man­ Dancers, stUI in Canada, are employed as a Project I teach- The bride is the daughter of wore a fulMength gown of yel- APRIL 25lli chester. NB WTORK (AP) — Soprano rehearsing ‘‘Olselle’’ with guest er by the Manchester Board of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Carter of low dotted swiss with a match- nie engagemant of Oan- •tM — i m Regina Resnik and pointer- dioreographer Peter Wright, BducaUon. East Hartford, formerly of Ing headbow, and she carried a d^oe Hurley of Mantoester to sculptor Arbit Blatas will c(d- who is restaging toe ballet for A U.S. Navy veteran, Mr. Roy Manchester. The bridegroom, nosegay of daisies and ivy. Ronald Paul Ottaviano of Bran­ COMMUNITY toe coiifipany. Wright has res­ Bridesmaids were Mrs. Carole Rdigioas Newspapers laborate on a new production of la employed as a graphic artist who la serving with - the U.S. ford has been announced by her The engagement of Miss Jean lAPTIST CHURCH Richard Strauss’s “ Elektra” at taged ‘‘GiseiUe’’ for the Stutt­ by LithogfophiCB Inc. In Collins- Army and is stationed in Virgin- Ratcliffe and Mrs. Andrew Can­ mother, Mra. Bertha Hurley of V. O’Brien of Hartford to 585 KABT OBHTEB BI. LONDON (AP) — StatMIca Teatro la Fenlce in Venice dur­ gart Ballet, the British Royal viUe. He la a graduate of toe ia, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. trell, both at Manchester. They 226 Woodbridge St. lOsa Hurley compiled by the Church of Eng; in g 1971. Ballet and the Cologne Ballet. University of Oonnectiout. Bronls Zukauskas of 14 Lawton were dressed alike in fuU-length Is also the daughter at to e late Charles D. Lowery IH of Cov­ land Newspaper show that ttit In addition to directing the Leading roles .will be shored by Rd. gowns of green dotted swtes William T. Hurley. entry has been announced bgr circulation of Britain’s 22 oftlr production, Mlsa Resnik also Lynn Seymour and Egon Mad­ The R ev. Joseph V ujs o f St. with matching headbows, and Her fiance Is the son of Mr. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bid- cioJ r^lglous papers has fallen will sing the role of Klytemnes- sen of toe Stuttgart Ballet and James’ Church performed the they also carried nosegays of and Mrs. Samuel (Xtavlano of ward O’Brien of Milford. by aOtOOO over the post year. To­ tra, which she has done in Cov­ by National Ballet pcinolpal double-ring ceremony and was daises and Ivy. Branford. Her fiance is the son of Mr. tal sales ore now below one nill- ent Garden, the Metropolitan, dancers Angelica Bomhausen, celebrant at the nuptial Mass. Thomas Sylvester of Hebron Miss Hurley is a 1969 gradu­ and Mrs. Charies D, Lowery Jr. llon. The two with the largest Vienna, etc. Blatas will design Veronica Tennant and Hazaros Engaged The bride waa given In mar- served as beto man. Utoers ate at Bast OothoHc Kgh o f FVnrest Rd. circulation are Challenge (Inter­ the production. Surmejon. The engagement of Dr. Con­ rlage by her father. She wore were Andrew CantreU of M an- School,______aie and her fiance are MiZa O’Brien is a graduate of denominational) and War Cry ’The same team will undertake Before going to Japan, the nie Lynn Boyer of Baltimore, a fuU-length gown of satin and Chester and Ewen McLeod of to Mantoester Com- toe Academy of Our Lady of SALE (Sslvatlcn Army) which both a new production of "Carmen” company deuices a season in Md., to Dr. Pierre Benoit chantiUy lace. Her floor-length Bast Hartford. munlty College. Mr. Ottaviano, Mercy, Laurelton Hail, Milford, ■psasoiad by , aim at gaining readership out­ for the Hamburg State Opera, April in O’Keefe Centre, ’Toron­ Archambaidt of ToUend has veU of aUk Uiuslon waa attached Mrs. Carter wore a yeltow ^ graduate of East Haven and she received her BA degree side the organlxed churches. for June 1971. to. been announced by her ixtroits. to a headpiece of daisies, and crepe dress and lace coat wlto School, aerved with toe ftom St. Joseph OoUege, West St. Mory^ Dr. end Mrs. Walter C. Boyer she carried a bouquet of dalstes, matehlng accessories. The cMrineers In Viet- H artford. ------bridegroom’s mother wore a PpItgfUMi OaRd of Baltimore. nam. Mr. Lowery la serving with lavender dress with malbtolng Her fiance ia toe s(»i of Mr. The wedding ia piaiined for the U.S. Navy as a petty officer accessories. turn HoR Porii St. and Mrs. Alexis B. Archam- Thanksgiving Day In St. Brid­ third class and la stationed at A recepUon was heU to the boiitt of WllUmanUc. get Ohurch. San Juan, Puerto Rico. MeW illiams-DeSimone Luthuanian Hall, Golway St. THURS., APRIL H i Dr. Boyer, a graduate of The wedding U planned tor The five-tiered wedding cake t i f t A M . June 27. Trinity Preparatory Sha Omega .^pha national DENVER (AP) — Kate Fer- theology facu lties to L ondon South Windsor became toe bride and toe late Joseph Youlovsky. Simone of 202 Oak St. The FOOD? honorary medical fraternity.*' , Engaged rettt, a Denver milliner for al- University, has been bought by Rabbi Philip Lazowski of Beth bridegroom is a son of Mrs. J. of Max Youlovsky of Bloomfield 'Dr. Arohamhault la a grad­ most 40 yecLTB, says the demand ^ Westminster Bank tor $2.4 It may be a wedding, • In w - HiUel Synagogue performed the P. MeWUhams of Louisville, The engagement of Miss Ar- Sunday afternoon, A p ril 6, at uate of Windham High School for women’s hats la so low toat mlUlon. The bank wUl use the qnet to Joat an totovmal gab- double-ring ceremony. Bouqueta Ky., and toe late J. P. MoWU- iNie Marie Salenil of Kensing­ In WimmanUc, the OoUege of she derigned a coUection of only 188-room college and Its 440 together of n aodety, lodge or Befth HUlel Synagogue, Bloom­ of white gladioU were on the llam s. V. ton to Rltoard Paul Glngras of Holy Cross in Worcester, Miass., 60 this Blaster season, compared acres of grounds for training aome friendly group. field . altar. The Rev. Vincent J. 'Flynn of Danbury, formerly of Miantoes- and the Univeralty of Maryland to hundreds in former years. staff. The bride was given in mar­ ter, haa been announced by her The bride is a daughter of Mr. St. James’ C3iurch performed Dental School and is a member We Are Prepared to riage by her parents. She wore the double-ring ceremwiy and mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Salemi and Mrs. Adam SlmonceUl of 88 of XI Psi Fhl national dental Serve You to Your a fuU-length empire gown of silk was celebrant at the nuptial of Kenaingtan. She is also the Ooolidge St,, Manchester. The fraternity. He aerved as a lieu­ organza accented with Venice Mass. Mrs. Jane Maccorone daughter of Harry J. Salemi of Complete Satisfaction bridegroom la toe son of Mrs. tenant In the U.S. Naval Dental lace, dealgned with high neck­ was the organist. Bouqueta of New Britain. Gorpe, and was statiemed in Ice­ Our oatorku’ aervlee la set line, long tapered sleevea, A- pompom and gladlotl were on Her fiance is the son of Mr. land. He practices dentistry In to be flextole enough to oe- line skirt, and detachaUe wat- the altar. and Mrs. Omer Glngras of 86 Engaged ToUand, and is an officer in St. oomnoodato any alae gathering. teau train. Her bouffant veil of The 'bride was given In mar­ Nosslft pboto Maurice Council, Knights of Co­ H enry St.' Why not enU ne nad talk nvw nylon was attached to a Venice riage by her father. She wore MRS. DAVID PAU L KING The engagement of Mias lumbus. MRS. NELSON STEWART ROBINSON Miss Salemi is a graduate of the detaUar lace hea^^Uece, and she carried a fiAl-length gown of peau de St. Thomas Aquinas High Alice Wc^ond <»f The wedding Is planned for a cascade bouquet of gardenias, sole accented with Venise lace The marriage of Miss Arlene red, white and blue floral print School. New Britain. She at- torm^ly of Manto^w. Oct. 10 in St Joseph Oatoedral FORMAL red roses and stephanotls. and bows, designed with stand- Sandra Gregory of Glastonbury skirts. They also wore red and Mlsa Elaa Marie Gustafstm dra Gustafson of Hebron, niece central Connecticut State Peter B- Seaman of Madi- Mlsa Rosalyn SlnumceUl of in Hartford. up collar, A-llne skirt and de­ to David Paul King of Manches­ blue headbows and carried kiss­ and Nelson Stewart Robinson, o* ‘“ e bride; and MlM Lynn ooUege, New Britain, and grad- son has been announced by her W e GARDEN GROVE Souto Windsor, sister of the tachable chapel-length train ing balls of white munu trim­ ^ Johnson, uatto cum laude from the Uni- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson TELEPHONE 649-5313—649-5314 bride, was maid of honor. Her Her elbow-length veil of allfc ter took i^ce Saturday after­ med with blue ribbons. both of Manchester, were united Mianchester. Their apri- verstty of Connecticut with a Rltomond of 282 Spring St. R e n t full-length gown of pink dilffon Ulusion was arranged from a noon, A p ril 4, at St. P a u l’ s Henry King o i Manchester in marriage Saturday morning eot gowns and their headpieces degree. %e is a medical Her fiance la toe son of Mr. was fashioned with ruffled petal crown of Venise lace and Church, GlasUfobury. served as his brotoer’s best at Emanuel Lutheran Church, were styled Uke the honor to- technologist registered by the and Mrs. Arthur Cunningham etand-up ciUlor, x>oufted sleevea seed pearls, and she carried a The bride is a daughter of man. Ushers were David Beau­ The bride U a daughter of Mr. tendant’s American Society of Clinical of Maddswi. It *. • • * Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Gregory edged with ruffles, empire bod­ noeegay of white roeea and piidc lieu of Manchester and Richard and Mrs. Carl A. Gustafson of streamers and long-stemmed Pathologists, and la employed A graduate of Manchester llu “b r look ice of Venice lace with a pink camatlom with streamers. The Sr. of 16 Cedar Ridge Dr., Glas­ Gore of East Hartford. 51 Maple 8L The bridegroom la yeUow. in the microbiology laiboratory High School and West Virginia to WMT out! tonbury. The bridegroom is a satin sa^ at the waistline. She bridal gown was made by the Mrs. Gregory wore a pole a son of M n. George Robinson John Robinsmi of North Holly­ at Hartford Hospital. Wesleyan CoUege in Buckha- Everybody loves EVERYTHING wore a maUdihig headbow with bride’s aimt. Miss Inna De­ son of Mr. and Mrs Dcnold pink dress with matching ac­ of 112 Deepwood Dr. and the wood, Calif, served as best Mr. Glngras, a graduate of mon. Miss Richmond Is em- Simone of Manchester. Mantoester High School, re- ployed as a teatoer to toe Oour veil, and she carried a colonial Robbins of 234 New State Rd. cessories. The bridegroom’s late Mr. Robinson. man for his brother. Ushers FX)R WEDDINGS OUR BRIDAL REGISTRY bouquet of red carnations and Mrs. Rudolph Klssman Jr. of The Rev. Edward Cbad- mother wore a turquoise en­ were Brian Robinson of Man­ oelved his BS degree In elec- necticut Institute for toe Blind AND A L L baby’s breath with streamers. Manchester, cousin of the bride, semble with matching aoceaa- The Rev. C. Henry Anderson, trlcal engineering from the Uni- in Hartford. atewlcs of St. Paul’s Church chester, brother of the bride- FORMAL Thomas Sataio of West Hart­ was matron o f honor. H er fuU- performed the doUUe-rtng cere­ ories. Both wore gardenia oor- Mr. Seaman la director of formed the double-ring OCCASIONS ford served as best man. length empire gown of pink lin­ mony. The pews were marked aages. Chester and Bradley Sharp of ployed aa a digital systems en­ Waterford Flight School. He Mrs. SimonceUl wore a pink en was trimmed with bands of A reception was held at the mctiy. Mra. Roy C. Johnson of gineer at Reflectone, Inc., graduated from Madison Rl(^ IN STOCK with satin ribbons, and IDies Manchester woe soioUt and Harttora. shantung ensemble with match­ Venise lace and fashioned with Bolton Lake Hotel. For a motor Stamford, and is a member of School and served in the UA. Horan pinto were on toe attar. wiM Jean of West Hart- Mrs. Gustafson wore a nUe Nothlnc tu Mnd ing accessories. The bride­ lace coUar, pouffed tr^> to FTorlda, Mns. King wore the Institute of Electrical and Marine Ootpe. »w»y (or... The bride was given in mar- fend was organist green lUk shantung dress and groom’s mother wore a tur­ sleeves with lace accented cittfs, a light green dress with a moas Electronic Engineers. The wedding Is planned for Engaged riage‘ by her father. She wore a The bride waa given In mar- coot, beige accessories and a quoise dress with matching ac­ and A-line alUrt. She wore a green coat. The couple Is living The wedding is planned for July 4 In South United Metoo- full-length gown of shantung rlage by her father. She wore a yeUow orchid. Tho bridegroom’s The engagement of Miss cessories. Both wore corsages hot pink linen headbow ■with in Virginia Beach, Va. July 11. aut Ctmrch. with rs-embraklsred laoe ac­ full-length empire gown design- mother wore a beige linen drees Mlaryanne EUzabeth Mongell of cymbidlum orchids. veil, and she carried a nose­ M n. King, a graduate of MI. centing the scooped neckline, ed with on A-Une sU rt three- with pink embroidered flowers, to Glen B. Gerstung, both of A reception was held in the gay of pink carnations, orchid St. Joseph Academy, West Hart­ bell sleeves, A-Hne skirt, and quarter»length sleeves, a neck- a matching coat, pink acces- M ancAester, has been smnounc- Beth HUlel Hall. For a Oarlb- colored pompons and baby’s cathedral-length watteau train. ford, attended Mantoeater Oom- breath with hot pink color ine edged with Venioe laoe, and eortea and a pink orchid, ed by her peusnts, Mr. and Mrs. bean cruise, Mrs. Youlovsky Her veil of silk Illusion was munlty OoUege. She was em­ stream ers. Loring photo a detachable cotton ottoman After a reception In Uither THE WIGGERY Robert E. Mongell of 70 Brent wore a yellow linen dress with arranged from a matching-lace ployed as a secretary at tha J. Bridesmaids were Mias Janet train trimmed with matching Hall ot the church, the couple R d. white accessories and a corsage heoi^ilece, and toe carried a T. Slooomb Oo., Glastonbury. 525 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—643-2330 Her fiance is the son of Mr. Engaged laoe. Her sUk lllualon finger-tip- left for a motor t ^ to Washlng- of red roses and gardenias. The MoWUUams of St. Louis, Mo.,' cascade bouquet of . camatlans. Mk. King, a graduate of Howell and Mis. Robert Gerstung of sister of the bridegroom; w -e length veil was arranged from ton, and \pennoylvania. coufUe is living at 34 Edgeiwood The engagement of Miss Mra. Ritoard Oat m Amoton, Oheney Tetonloal Stoool, la <7 lin w o o d Dr. Susan Carlson of Manchester a Swodirii bridal crown, and toe For traveling, M n." Itoblnaon Dr., Souto Windsor. EVanocs J. Kello of Manchester sister of the bride, was nuitron •wvlng with toe VM. N a v y to Kiss Mongell, a 1968 gradu­ and Mrs. George W, Page of ooRied a oolonial bouopist of wore a two-piece, rust-oolor suit to George A. Cote m of Hlng- of honor. Her fuU-length gown UtUe Creek, Va. Perk up with spring ate of East Catholic High East Hartford. Their gowns MRS. JOHN PATRICK MCWILLIAMS toois and carnittto «« with matching accaosorles. Af- ham. Mass., has been announc­ was fashioned with a riavy blue Brid88 lov8 K, watfdint School, attended Southern Con­ were style(Fto match toe honor zfi— Margaret Guttafsan of ter April 26, the Robinaons Face Remains Clear ed her mother, Mrs. Thersaa empire bodice and red, white fU88t8 lovt K, mothdig necticut State OoUege, New j attendant’s. They wore mat of 58 Cooper HUI St. and blue floral print skirt. She r>«ij«ifin , aistor of the bride, will UVe at 76C Downey Dr. particulaily lovt It Haven. She is employed in the SAIGON —"Tropical acne,” . ing pink headbows with veils, accessories and a ooraags of Mrs. McWilHams Is a gradu­ Her fiance Is the s. N o the bridegroom; and George W. McWilliams wore a bone color n eer Pratt and IMiMney Divi­ oarrted two long-atemnwd pink United Aircraft Corp. In Boot The wedding is planned for St veralty In Boston; Their gowns, similar to Ow hon­ looal Kottaodlst mltortor. ‘T Jito Tnee. tom S at 8-8 — T tam S-5 reasons for toe disorder have Page of Ektst Hartft»tL dress and coat with tan acces­ sion of United Aircraft- Corp., Qmchae& The wedding la planned tor or attendont’a, were fashioned loans Hartford. Both ore 1986 gradu- A u g. » at St. Bridget Church. been found. Mrs. DeSlmotie wore a mint hope tile playera don’t laps# into sories. A fte r A p ril 27, the coufhe Bast Hartford. Septem ber. with red empire bodices and the original worto.'' Brldasmalds were Mlsa San- ates of Manoboator High School. ♦ L •/ \' ¥ V

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TUESDAY. APRIL 21, mo jR(mirl)rStFr ^02111110 l|rlralh T u e s d a y , a p r i l 21,1070 ' cause it Is supported by tl^e From Britain’s Bookies: Kitten HospitaUied town. However, be said hs can- A kitten whose Jaw was iwt see the town assumlnf re- sponflbIHty for what the Teem The Odds Are You Won’t Get broken when he was struck H ebron fcW.J by a oar is resting in a vet­ Teen Center May Oose asketl for. He added that It la it Volunteers Aid erinary hospital and a the teen-agers fault that the BOSTON (AP) — Vlotor O. he held for 10 years. Hs bsooms A Wager on Election Date group of well wishers are aduK supervisors are mors or Bloodmobile at Unless More Adults Help less leaving them. Jonfli. former executive editor managing editor In 116^ sksou- trying to find out who owns tive editor In IMi. 6Bd a oMum- By HUGH A. MVIXIOAN Unlaas the Teen Center ao- of the meeting being a request The matter of a paid super­ of the Boston Globe died today Tom boyi 7, in R oad S a fety Film Aircraft Visit There is a dignified three the kitten so that the doctor nlst in 1966. AP Special Correapondent quires more aduH supervision. for assistance. visor will be discussed by the weeks’ notice of electioneering, can continue to treat him. in Massachusetts Osnaral Hos­ B om In W «llln gtoi4 Oorai., on Oy ANNK rarr The quarterly visit of the Red Mayor McOoy recommended Recreation Oommisslon as this which actually works out to four The kitten, a male orange It Is In danger of being dosed pital after • long lUneas. Hs w«a Sept. 14, 1906, oon o f tbo late (Herald Oorreeporflertl) Cross Bloodmobile to tha Pratt LONDON (AP) — “Wc’U take that the Recreation Oommieslon would have to be «ui item con­ or five weeks because only tl«'er, was struck by a car for the sumnMr, Mayor Frank Rev. John O. and Em m a (JtU- and Whitney East Hartford a wafer on the winner of it but take steps to provide aasletanoe sidered in that department’s M. Borbam Btbun, eevan-yaaivDld .working days are counted. Elec­ on oak 8t. near Cottage One of the most re^>eoteiil fig­ bey MOHna) Jonea,hs woa oAi- plant opened today. not the when of it,” demurred McCoy reported to the Board of to keep the center open during budget. tions are usually held on a Sunday night.' The driver ures In New England Journal­ daughter of Mr. and Mm. John This huge undertaking is the the chap behind the window. Repreaentatlves last night. the Summer. eoted In Switisrland and at the Thursday, except when they are stopped and, with the help ism, ”Vlo” as he was oallsd by Ctwote School In Wallingford. SUom of Boot St., to oppearliig largest operation in the state ‘"Hiat'a too arblt- on individuate and what they special boUete choreographed Manchester and Nathan Hale benchers and pub prognoeUca- Carthy said he was under the the diSdren were a couple of Will He? Won’t he? And of parliamentary rule still ap­ the number of adults who had urates was listed by about 0 per were doing in the war—and by Brian McDonald. The ihne (Rockville area) day wlU be to­ tors began to talk of October when? pears to be far off and the miU- volunteered to be supervisors, impression that the young what the war was doing to weeks will be divided among (X- “ proa” enabled the actual film- Entries for Spring Fine Art Exhibit elections. The reasoning here cent and only six students said morrow when the entire opera­ Even his butler doesn’t know. tery regime continues to solidify has diminished. The hours for people wMted to support and they had tri^ heroin. them. His stories were studded tawa, Winnipeg and Toronto. Ing to be completed In two being that most of the Jenkins tion will be staffed by workers Mrs. Richard Jennings, left, 8 at 7:30 p.m. The public is in- awards; Mrs. Eklward Atkinson son, publicity; Mr. and Mra. The British guessing game de­ its hold on the nation. the center to be open have thus maintain the center themselves. About 70 per cent of those with the names of New Eng­ A coinituuMl peifom nanee has hours. Jube-Jubes won’t show up in the from these areas. president of the Manchester 'vlted to the show. and Miss Shirley Dobson, en- C^rl Carlson, hanging and prives the candidates of ritualis­ had to be cut down. He said if its going to trun into who said they had used drugs landers from private to general been scheduled for Queen Sltea- Barbara previously poeed for pay packets until July. No atmiversary celebration is a town-supported situation then chestw^^ Arts Association, holds a Jennings U chairman of tries; Mrs. Edward Pinavlch, placement of entries; hb*. Ron- tic Fourth pf July oratorical planned today because this is The mayor said he met with said they had us^ them more but also contained moving de­ beth and her family during the sutverttofaig riidea for one of it should be turned into a Com­ HhfohiH- naintlna bv Mrs. DoneiH I^»’Betko, re- aid Wlnther, floral arrang- There was also sentiment for fireworks but then, for recuwns Holy Week for the Greek Ortho­ several of the adiSt siq>ervisors than once. scriptions of shattered cities, engagement in Winmpeg. Hsutford’s Insurance oompantes munity Center. and has acted locally in churdi ed by Mrs. Bruce Ronson, freehments; Mrs. Robert John- ments. February because some of the of pique, that date never has dox Church. The regime an­ along with Donald Berger, di­ Drug use by class ranged dazM i-efugees cmd desperate Mrs. Lucille Smith, Mrs. Bertha Wlthey, right. It is one of the fuid school ptays. EOie seems to budget benefits are tied to Brit­ loomed large here in the hust­ nounced that its third birthday rector of recreation and some Mayor McCoy said he did not from 10.6 per cent am ong fresh­ fire fights. If the top of your oaks isn’t Shinn, Mrs. Howard Boyd. works which will be exhibited ain’s adoption of the decimal have inherited her acting abili­ ings. will be marked May 3. members of the Recreation think it would be itecessary to men to 32.6 per cent among se­ Jones returned in 1946 to be­ even, turn the cake over and Also, Mrs. Mary Garaventa, at the aasociatlon’s annual however, that the Wlttke’s wlH system in Its currency. Besides which, a quickie Sec­ Commission witii the substance have somebody else use it be­ niors. come night editor, the poeitien frost on the underskte. ty from her talented family. Barbara Sibun— Gilead Hill student in national TV ad. Ifcs. Louise Parmakian, Mra. Spring Art Exhibit to be held not meet with much opposition Premier George Papadopou- Her father, who was born In The general election is about tion call cuts down on the num­ loe will make a broadcast ad­ Anne Reed, Mrs. Madeline May 7 through May 9 at Mott’s Pigeons in Violation, from them if they attend next the only major movable feast ber of cheese bUntzes, cowboy Bingland, started hie acting Dieterte, Mrs. Eidna Harria, Community Hall on E. Middle month’s meeting to ask to keep dress outlining his government’s career at the age of four and left In the British calendar. hats, campaign breakfasts and achievements. 4-H Horse Show May 3 Mrs. Ullian Hattin, Mra. Bar- Tpke. the pigeons tinder the provisions Unlike American presidential did playa not only in England of a variance. kissable babies a candidate has In Athena, the armed forces bara Cox, Mrs. Irene Cameron. Carl Patemostro, director of But Variance Possible but also in Africa. In other action, Bernard elections, with their rigid first to endure in pursuing his craft. will perform in the 80,000-seat Also, Mrs. Russell MacKen- the Connecticut Gallery of Fine Tuesday after the first Monday Ftor the past several year* he To Include New Division By MARGARET AVUSIO KasuUd Jr. of 71 Hilliard St., The bookies, who will lay you Pan-Athenian Stadium. In the diick, Mrs. Ethel Hubbard. Arts, Hartford, will Judge the (Herald Reporter) an______Industrial Zone,_____ was granted______every fourth November, British 6 to 1 that the midis wiU beat provinces, parades and speech­ ^ The annual Hartford County Mias Peggy Jacobs of Mancbea- Mrs. Robert Knight, Mrs. exhibit. Awards will be made voting Is at the whim and wiz­ Long live the pigeons was the cry last night of the a special exception fc>r” a cer- out the maxis and the minis, es are scheduled. Around the for various oomimimty feeler Show soonsored by Margaret Cabelus Irene Brennan, Mrs. Lucille Co- May 7 at 8 p.m. Refreshments . A tificate of approval and general ardry of the incumbeqt. and 40 to 1 against any date you country signs are going up pro­ ^ Greater Hartford Oounty*^-H Horae o t Kensington serving as rlng- vey, Mrs. Lillian Banks and will be served "i»intlng many pigeon fanciers and friends and neighbors of Mr. By law, Wilson must present care to choose for the end of the claiming, “Long Live April 31” Mra. Maybelle Newton. demonstration will1 bebe held held -May May »nd Mrs. Wittke of 9-11 Bank St. who attended a meet- r«pair«r'a Ucenae at this k>ca- himself to the electorate by May Vietnam war, won’t lay a far­ and decorated with blue end He recently dirteted the Po- thl'*4-K '*’*®*’« he free parking ------ing of the Zoning Board of Appeals. They had come to *****/*” ■ *• *‘*'8 “• h*"® conduct- of next year, when his five-year thing on when the PM will pull white bunting, the national col­ dlum Players in “Death of a Bradley Field Rt. 76. Windsor children under 12 wlU be 1 1 3 I protest Town Building Inspector Thomas Monahan’s or- term is up, but he can pop an the pipe from his lips and say, PREVIEW of Salesman:” n West Hartford loc^s , rain or shine. It U open a*»itted free. The proceeds of ors. V F ¥¥1 J T ^ r O p O S f t J . Wittke’s pigeons be removed. et a l o f 4(U-40S election anytime before then. ” ‘Ere, chaps, let’s ‘ave a go’.” theater group In ”My Fair jl and *<> keep their animais, yk, n . Main St., Buzinesa supreme authority in the state. EXPERTS SOLVE YOUR PROBLEMS... COME IN TODAY On Wednesday, Lenin’s birth­ ford group in a OUbeitt end Sul- Jon. are In riiarge of the ring crews. ftctals ^througti periodic neigh- Atty Herbert A. Phelon Jr., on indicating that they were am- zone H, withdrew their request party chief Leonid I. Brezhnev But Constantine’s efforts from ed by Dr. Sedrick Rawlins, a day, a procession of Soviet'and Uvan ' production. Mrs. SHnui Other divisions, open to all Joi...ntci parents whose sidered in transgression of son- fora variance to erect a free- today pledged the Soviet Union member of the C-DAP Agency. foreign delegations is expected Rome to pressure the regime also win be touring the area riders, offering Championships is the Show Steward and Mrs. To encourage each of the property abuts that of the Witt- ***S regulations. Atty. Phelon standing ground sign closer to into restoring democracy have He submitted the idea on a will work to curb the arms race to place wreaths on his tond> in soon in a one-act play. and Reserve Chami^onshlps, John 'VuUo of Glastonbury is town’s civic, fraternal, social ke’s. recommended thalt the Wittkes the stneelt line than permittod borne no fruit. He has said he list of goals and obJecUvea fo r and settle other intematlcnal is­ Red Square. Barbara’s older slater, Pene- are the Open English, Hunter, trophy chairman. Programs interoersonal TOmmunic^^ religious organizations to Atty. Phelon’s case was strong P®* **e given a flat okay, whidt at thU location. would not return tmtil all pcdlU- The celebration cHmaxes 2H lope, a fifth grader at the Jumper and Pony to be Judged may be obtained from any of w t T t X a t T m ^ S r ^ “ ***« ®***»*«»* *® «***»*vl*>ce « « l n g ^ ***>uld be used aa a Paul A. Gagnon, M Santina sues by negotiation. cal prisoners are freed and posi­ years of concentrated propagan­ CUtoad H il School, has done her by Ray Little of the Westbrook the committee membera, club aaenev niembera last nlrht “Sency of the local government, licials not to grant the Wlttke’s Pr®**®^*** *>y almost anyone In Dr., Rural Residence Zone, was “We shall continue our active tive steps taken toward democ­ da building up to the anniversa­ share of adtttig: (m e tbVtitM pbo- Hunt Club of Westbrook. leaders or contact Mrs. Conway iDr "**®** ***® CS***®"* Advlsoiy appeal, but the door was stUl “ *y resl**ential sane in town, grarited a variance to erect an efforts to halt the ruinous arms racy. imrt Committee. left open for the family to ap- **?* *>« feoulred to seek permls- addition to his dwelling and a race, secure disarmament and ry. e d fo r various publicity shots, CSiainiplon and R eserve at 267 Hackm atack St. Newspapers and. magazines For the regime’s third anni­ intermediary is needed to steer T® develop and employ P*y **> keep pigeons under the **>*^/ variance of the regu- garage five feed from the eoot settle outstanding Issues be­ acted in school plays and re- Champlonshius are also being Menlbero of the HUlstown have piA>lished countless artl- versary, about 800 prisoners tween states on a reasonable cently starred as Lady Macbeth awarded in the Junior Western, Leather Pounders of Manches- tiles about Lenin, his life, his whose Jail terms expire by the or official in solrinf their oroh- ***«»US** surveys, poUs, etc.) for After evidence from Atty. Joel ^ ^Bruno DubeJdo, 182 W. Middle foundation, by negotiation,” In an "ESvenlng of the Theater” Senior Western and GymMiana ter led by Mrs. Howard Jacobs teachings and 'their application end of May were amnestied. production presented by Girl pivisltMis to b^ Judged by Blue planning to take part in the lems, and he was the only mem- numltorlng the sentiments of in- Janendo. representing tb« rebuttlM Tpke., Business Zona H.^was Brezhnev fodd a meeting open­ Last week, another 800 p*«1 • » ing the Lenin centenary celebra­ prisoners were released from ings have appeared, and every classes be, Sharon and Jimmy Ed­ The rest (rf th e ^ S ^ n re o - K^o^P® *** connection with parti- P*S«*ona are neither a health •;®‘‘®':®*®1 ”** Previous claim f^-stendlng ^ tM ground tion. military camps and prisons, The family hopes that some , , ^ ^ . factory and enterprise has been day they wlU aOl be able to act the wards, Candy and Cindy Con- entIt aided with former municipal issues. hazard nor in violation of zoning J^® ®*‘® ”®***'®*‘ Realistic thinkers in the West called on to make some contri­ leaving 1,300 p en on s confined to ^ Subgoal B: The achievement regulation., and after an enuv ^ together in the same play. Director John Garslde, cati(», with the provtsion that. "may be confident that in the bution to honor him. Workers Aegean islands for political rea­ awarded in S *^y“ 'l^ y *jL>te.' ^T'h^^eiTtilat^ta'^I^Ush^ of“wiring rel^tondU^"'"^ htoll^^e Soviet Union they will have a sons. 11.000 BTU — IIS VOLTS have been exhorted to produce Manclieator Evtsdng Berald ® ^ Connie Wittke and John Gara­ partner ready to promote mu­ for the glory of Lenin in his an­ Hundreds of political prison­ PHILCO-FORD ROOM „ ^ ipjie two permanant rings will venta. tually beneficial cooperation,” niversary year. ers still in Greek Jails began a Hebron Oorraapondeat, Anne start at 10 a.m. with Mias “We’d be creating an unneeded .. . to present a number of facte N**5koIas Mnrzialo, town health Yankee Aluminum Door Ooip., he added. 24-hour silence and hunger AIR CONDITIONER E m ^ toL 888-8971. Kathy Lawton o f South Windsor, position.” Garslde said it should o L l ^ l ^ e s S Z , ^ W s ^ e ®*«‘ ®*'*‘ . ®‘*y‘**« *1*®* «*® P**®®**® “ ^ ' 8 “ ®^®“ ® ^ However the party press took be part of the function of the ^ supporting his side ^ and H, was granted permtoalon to At the same time the party some firms and individuals to strike today. Reliable sources Yale Groups To Vote task for inappropriately naming said the prisoners also wore WESTINGHOUSE town manager and his aasia- 'mjecuves unaer u . tm, i ^ ®***®*‘ medical evidence stating apply again after leas time bad leader assured 6,000 dignitaries On Panther Support tants to act as ombudsmen. To encourage inter-communl- Ati^«ieion the ^geons constantly elapsed than the one-year limit products aftW: Lenin or making black armbands. Prisoners held n n ■•LiL-GLASSES by^-n in the Kremlin Palace of (^kxi- 5,000 BTU — T15 VOLTS NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — A second proposal which . *Y dialogues on areawlde prob- Inde^ in vi^atlon of son- ha^yj^ pigeons can contract a tor a special exceplUon for a excessive suggestions for deco­ IIS VOLTS gresses that the Soviet Union a similar strike on the govern­ Yale students and teachers meet would have created a Town In- *®ms Quough use of workshops “ 3 f®S*"atMxis mice, for a ment’s anniversary last year. LIGHTWEIGHT. EASY TO INSTAU ONLY will continue to strengthen its DeBella and Reale Opticians Umight to vote on whether to formation Center was also ***** **■« under the Joint spon- Rewdmee Zme B, ^ **M ^ Atty. Janenda also showed a car dealer’s ticense to airil camp There has been a shower of defenses and to equip its army stage a strike in support of the turned down, on grounds that it sorahlp of area local govern- property to allowed wmoi is not from Town Manager Rob- trallew at this location. Tl»e Orders of Lenin, on various cit­ FRIGIDAIRE 8,000 ITU with the "most up to date weap­ SMNM Black Panthers on trial in New was utmecessary. The proposal ments and-or area civic organ!- *** acccssoi^ uo^ An accea- Welsa in answer to a request ^BA felt there is suMciant avi- ies and districts around the PRESTIGE AIR CONDITIONER AT NORMAN'S on s.” Mother Calls Complete Haven. country. Last week Breflmev in­ would have mq^^ilied the center “ «ons. »**ry **««, “ , from the board of saying that dence for them to Teconflder the Brezhnev drew heavy ap­ DEUrVER (AP) — After State The mass meeting was set up “wltii a director supported Joint- To foster self-help programs ^awneSring that to "to- P>Seons are not in violation request. plause when he said that only a augurated a special memorial A SMALL DEPOSIT Eye Glass building in Lenin’s native town, Rep. Richard Lamm was inter­ by a 33-26 vote Monday night ly by the town and local clric (in lieu of government-run pro- of zoning regulations. Communist system could keep viewed on a national trievislon WILL HOLD YOUR Service by the University Senate, an aid- agencies to inform the citizenry grams) for individuals or *** .***® He claimed that the Wittke’s To flour a greased boktng up a steady flow of aid to North Ulyanovsk. As foreign dignitaries arrived news show, he received a tele­ AIR CONDITIONER BTU AIR CO N D m O N IR ■visory body. of the programs available to groups that are willing to un- Z Z ’ *''*** ^ * tisrage o r tool received a building permit p€ui, shake a spoonful of flour Vietnam and when he claimed phone call. It was his mother in Eight Panthers, including na­ theih, to receive ideas from the dertake programs to meet spe- 1 .. t *** *®*' * pigeon coop, but around in the pan until It to that the "U.S. adventure in for the celebrations, Wladyslaw UNTIL NEEDED Gomulka of Poland wus given Florida catling and her first re­ I FILL IN THC BOOM DIMKNSIONI AND TMB TYPE O F E ^ Contact tional chairman Bobby G. Seale, citizenry, and to coordinate cial needs of people in the com- .< ^ * J '™ ‘***' * 1 Kulldlng Inspector khmahan evenly coated. Remove the ex- Vietnam is experiencing fail­ an Order of Lenin to mark his mark was, “When did you grow u n s Ts are awaiting trial in Superior citizen participation activities.” munlty. piiided” in the zonin®**’ ***®" ®®®»**««'' *»y ««**iy *»w iin » «**• u re.” that beard?” Court in the slaying of Alex 66th birthday and his servicee to FREE HOME AIR CONDITIONER I / A — The remainder of the inter- To encourage active and ra- „ traditionally ^ < S !S l wutee’r iir^ t T ^ foT a Hie delegaites also gave him a commimlsm. President Ludvik Rackley. Two are fighting extra­ personal communlcationB goals ^wnslve community member- ••excluded” and said there to no i® / "?* j®*’*'*? ® ringing ovation when he ac­ Svdboda of Czechoslovakia was I ! i B S R o a a dition from Colorado. ^ Objectives pasoed ship in such actlvlUes as the ®. »»*®?’ ''*‘>‘®»‘ .*® cused Communist China's lead­ awarded a Lenin Peace Prize. SURVEY I (osimffiavRi A student strike was urged mously. This was'theI the 12th andanc United E ^ Appeal and slml- for “ JJ^thl^kl'to^ ers of "breaking with Lenin’s More Security With Sunday night by local Panther finalfinoi "problem area” to Wrabe con- laT**•■ wortii'u^le wortiiwhlie endeavoFs. endeavors. « _.J ______r% Bomeuiing- iik€ looia. j EXANPLS: I r RSM YSktART Residence Zone B. teachings” and said the men in 18 Asylum St. leader Douglas Miranda, who sidered by the agency in plan- J o encour^e each cltlzm of '"AttyT'phrion aieo produced to^^one^^ptJitZ^r^^®MZon Peking have "revealed them­ Daley— Mayor 15 Years FALSE TEETH I I MGOosomsaBM R oom 104 told a group on campus that nlng toward en over-all Commu- ***® *®wn *® **®®®*n® ***v*rfved In digram s to show how close to- to ^ush into ^ te ^ m ^ d ^ lv e selves as renegades.” While Eating, Talking Compact Tel. 522-0767 “the Panther and the Bulldog nltynity Development Action Plan ®®»**® ®®P®*^ *** ***®. ®*i^' gether are the houses in this the cnee hut iZZd FREE Uto this oasy>to-fiff>otft form and Brezhnev said the new Soviet CHICAGO (AP) — Richard J. I * R u m D eB ella H artford Enrico F. Reale (the sym'bol of Yale) have got for Manriieater. turai, pohtlcal, social or reU- Don't be SO afraid that your false LsaaTHL 11^ ®**** pootograpnz TO snow niembera themselves had little CABIN SITE five-year plan is nearing com­ Daley Observed the completion teeth will come loose or drop just at wo'll ghfo you a froo, unbiasod and to get together.” of 16 years as mayor of Chicago the wrong time. For more security I . II The major goal for interper- '“® jL f ^ ®*®"® “ *® ^****«*’" *>*««** problem coming to a unanimous pletion and the party leaders and more comfort, sprinkle famoiu 6000 BTU! hoiwst appraisal as to what sixo sonal communications was ®®®P *s to his parents’ property, decision Uter in closed session, IN MAINE in City Hall ceremonies Monday An znntial. 0 3 .80.. fw soon wai take "major deci­ PASTEETH Denture Adhesive lew ­ I i , V . r adopted as follows: “To ®*5 P®*^**®* particl^Uon. There was also evidence from Although some of the mem- to c«mp. hunt, tlih In attended by som e 200 buslneaB, der on your plates. FASTEKTH and mocM air condMonor b bool ■* ■■ our woodland tnd sions” to aid the economy. He holds dentures firmer longer. l®**®“ *>*• R«9*ay operating a motor came the focus of attention at 1** rates In the South Windsor sewers will hear from district gtated the department responded elsctrioal circuit In the Apollo 18 drops on the same circuit where Paul J. Driscoll to: ------^ ^ ^ w __ A defuse Vietnam as a poHtlcal Is- Nixon also said his decision ••Second, a fair polltloal solu- directors. Preliminary action on to 10 grass and brush, 1 car, Oeer, Grade 12, received high entry and Trtland have proved m the 1970 elections with his the approval of the Saigon tion should reflect the existing Bister Mary Ellen Murphy, a the soil showed no pollen spores, vehicle ^ under ^ a suspended______U« » C « » o . ervloa module. the voltage surge occurred. Nanc/ R. VanKuren of Lan­ honors at the end of the third conclusively that city hall can i^rprlse announcement of troop government. President Nguyen peiaUonshlp of pollUcal forces consultant ito NABA, spoke to no foosUs, no trace o f water end the matter wof taken at last and 2 miscellaneous fires, and Seven minutes later on that 10:07:28—Pressure In tank cense and he was fined $100 by last night In the Town. HaU. t^e school and general budget night's meeting, following a i faigg alarm. fiev6n fires wsne caster, N.Y., formerly of Vei^ marking period at the high be beaten If your cause Is Just, withdrawals spanning a year. yan Thleu has Indicated that he v^thln South Vietnam. We n - the St. Maurice CouncU of not a aliigle hydrated mineral. Judge EU Cramer. With toe sewer situation at and Involve a possible realloca- Monday night a week ago. No. 2 Jumps, to 976 psi. w VnnKnren school. your arguments are logical and Virtually up to the moment homeowner’s recent report of outside itoe district, and 4 coUs Is In no hurry to see a fast cognise the complexity o f shap- K n i ^ of Columbus and Inter- »he sMd that the volcanic rook ■ BkhUe J. Ouellette, 28, of Hart- Timothy Edwards School still a tion of money to pay for the , . , , ^ ,1,. was about a bUUon years older cellar flooding. were referred to and 1 reHayed tT ^e'^^rtStT jaiJl^ir^ w a ^ '*^ ^ 2 l“Jnl!^lM“de* nker^n. f^erly of Vernon, *n>e “a ^ain-ott of"Ln'erican Vroops: In jng'Il^hiery'(dtat w^^ ested pM>ple last night at toe y^g rock found on ford, charged with operating concern, the council was faced higher electricity coats, Workmen reporting In answer from the Town Fire Dspert- SnrXjr^SSTw 3r ^ ^ n S ^ T s m 3 ^ dt «>" of Intolerable cruel- honors for that per^: ™ ^ *?**®‘“' his last major statement on the a^rtlon p^ltlcal power In while under the Influence of with a group of residents from Sprenkel urged all concerned church haU on last year’s Apollo g^rth, although the earth and to the emergency call discover- ment. ty. She was granted custody of Grade 9, Robin A dd^. FU^- credit should glwn to Don In Wa^ln^ ^ for an- ^^tlon, he told a news confer- Vietnam. We are flexible: liquor after an accident Involv- the Avery fit. area complaining citizens who oppose the hike to ed the trouble was catuwd by John Barjoris, while oontinu- 11 trip to the moon and her the moon, In fact toe solar sys- ing Mm at Monebestar Green about flooded cellars and sat- contact the State Public Utillt- The road runner is a oHi t M qsexiM, »l.m> mllM 10;d7:»-Pr™,iir« itUI riiliw. ^ umounemnit Irtull !!S d “ S . ' S ? iSSISf m S I”* ^ * analysls of lunar rocks. _ tom were formed at'toe some ground cuckoo native to the an Illegal tie-ln. President Wil- Ing to perform light sustodlal early in February, {Beaded gull- urated backyards. lea Commiailon. llam Hankinson reported no duties, was designated a dis­ South Vietnam beyond 1970. “ And third, we will abide by Bister Mary Ellen Is a Bis- time, ty and was fined $100. Judge The proMem, a« defined by The town manager also re- arid regions.of the United the people of Bolton who signed to his spacing since the with ter of Mercy and on associate in toe soli that was retumed States, Mexico and Central charge would be made tor the patcher to qualify for compensa- over radio data seeking the flow to fuel cells still oscillating, alimony, Lt. Gen. Julian J .Elwell, who the outcome of the political Cramer later remitted $20 of Town Manager Terry V. Spren- ported that the Sadd Library workers' services, “for the tion under the State Flraman’i Grade 10, Steven Dascanlo, petition and supported. our drawals started last Juna commanded UB. forces In process agreed upon.” professor of chemistry at Bt. to the earth, plants grew much toe fine. *®*. arises from an unusually will be open for Inspection on America. Though the bird cause of pressure fluctuations 10:07:48—Pressure climbs to Joan H. Utter from Norman Enrico Plano, Eric Geer, Thom­ cause and enabled the town of with his new 180,000-man re- Joseph College, IVeat Hartford. larger and heMthier than in nor- can fly, it prefer.s to run good will of the district.” Association regulations. and to learn why one of the 1,004 pal, the pressure at which E. Utter, both of Ellington, on 10,000 square miles stretching Nixon said Hanoi had failed to Joyce T. Blythe, 31, of jjgg. high flood j»lnt at a dam along May 8. The next day, It and the Whether this policy will be The Eighth Dlstrtot annual as Manning, Marie Paggloll, Bolton to take a strong, united turn order, Nixon is still bring- from the coast through Saigon win either militarily or poMtlcal- Bhe was one of the first sclen- mal soil. Bister Mary Ellen said gjjj Avery Brook. According to old Town Hall Site will be auc- swiftly on the ground, using ship's oxygen tanks ruptured. a relief valve should have grounds of Intolerable crurity. Craig Potterton, Stephen Sher­ stand against this unnecessary ing the boys home from Viet' tists in the country to examine tMs was due to toe mineral con' ardvllle, waa fined $28 its long tail for balance and continued was not discussed. meeting will be held at 7:80 . . , to Cambodia, said last week jy in South Vietnam, ------~— — irtwn an (Wlvh aiunended tor Sp*"®®*®!. there is conalderaMe tioned in the Town Hall, begln- At the directors’ next meet- p m. on Wednesday, June 34, The data, called telemetry, opened. She was granted custody of man, Sharon Smith and Joan project.” lunar material. centratlon In the soil. £Hie found vna arrested *>ackup of water Into culverts nlng at 11:30 a.m. steering. The World Alma'' raises sevei^ questions. 10:07:44—Pressure reaches Its three minor children with siq>- at abemt the same pace m after nine months of with- "They thought they could win Ing, they will discuss the con- in the Bentley School. Vancour. Bulletin Board befow but the next stage wou^d ^^wals “at a fairly rapid politic Jly l ^ e United States,” Blater Mary■ ^ Ellen's presenta- that mica injected with the ...oon- Mar,*, IK rts Americans were killed In action Robert Herzog Named rectly will draw fire from mem­ uidthe Sea of 'mnqulUlty g j ^ money Is g ^ unr^stered motor veMcle, Homeowners Association sug- 70th birthday, by Justice How- n*lts to Belcon Associates for 10:08:88—Ground controllers 10:06:19—Tank No. 1 pressure Linda G. Woodcuck from plans tor the airport. He said umpiring are asked to call elth- 8®"- Edmund S. Muskle, the dealing with Cambodian treat- in January, February and In other business on the bers of Congress op{X)sed to ex­ ask astronauts to turn on a fan drops, to 892 pal. Randall K. Woodcock, both of the decision “proves once again er Dr. Leventhal, Rt. 44A or Democrats’ 1968 choloe for vice ment of Vietnamese nationals, March In the four previous also out of the orbiting space , 15; operating a motorcycle gested that toe alU level In the gJIndj|^“ ‘^e coimclT approved W. Alcorn—now Chief alx stores and a laundromat on it 8 flatii^. She ^ d thalt there gtgtion, although scientists feel without a moteycle license, $10. culverts and the lack of cul- “*■ ’ ^ Justice Alcorn. Green Rd. The permit for the panding the U.S. role In South- inside tank No, 2 to stir the llq- 10:08:20—Lovell radioes, Manchester, on grounds of In- the strength of the democratic Henry Ryba, Notch Rd. president, prompUy made plain ^on Nor declared: "We are years the totals for those the asslimment of Robert Her­ east Asia. uld oxygen cmd keep its temper- "Hey, we’ve got a problem tolerable cruelty. She was process, and that the voice of ------**® ^ dropping Vietnam as very surprised to note JoumaHs- nionths 8184 In 1969 4 689 in tWs is an easier project that the MJchael J. Fay, 21, of Lake- verts leading to the '^am were The bar association presented laundromat hookup, he added. are 2,000 or 4,000 feet Mgh. aight. She said that dock- ytew Ter., Coventry, operating probably the main cause. zog of Clinton Dr. to the Sewer ature uniform. here.” granted custody of two minor the people. wUl be heard If Manchester Evening Herald an ““ issue and put his finger" on clrcJes were giving capital Commission. He will fill a va- King with a citation which said: will be separate from the stores. 1968, 2,126 In 1967 end 1,224 in Blater Mary Ellen 1^ th^ on procures are so close to a motor ’ vehicle ' wl^ut a One resident from the affect children with support paymenU citizens exercise Uielr right to Bolton Spring CorreMKmdent wrhat bid6 to be a key Vietnam importance to events flowing cancy left by the resignation of ;‘«® ‘ f«‘®® ^ Beeline From Airport 1966. the moon with the Intensity of perfect that the space gtatlonstation license, tix$18. ed area suggested that the ( HnWmVu. attitude marvelously suited store hookup, and $1,000 for the of $22.80 per week for each child apeak out loud and clear.” CAthy D’ltalla, tel. 649-8609. argument in the 1972 prwlden- ^ aggression and ttunlng the sun the sand looked J. Kirby Holcombe. T o Piano Naugatuck Uniroyal Operates and $1 per year alimony. tlal campaign prdlminarlea gway from the essential aspect *■ could be done quite easily with The council also approved a to the exacting standards re- laundromat, creamy ton but back on earth quired of a Judge under the The addition will complete the NEW YORK (AP) — A televl- Joanne Pumt Butler from of a nation being attacked.” Sh. ,«,d •.'’JSr’JTIlS Plane Crash the sand was Jet Mat*. the astronomers would "love’ ■ conteM P««® to accumulationfH.^uiiiuu>uu>u> alongaavK lusits f®®®i**^i®** •luiiiifiauthorizing ix.iiia the town Anglo-American jo-Amenean tradition. A site where a 7-11 Grocery Store sion s{>eclal about {>iaiil8t Ar- Robert F. Butler, both of Ver­ The Maine senator said Nix- The comment was made In an Sister Miary BUm said that non, grounds of Intolerable Issues and Figures on’s statement suggests "that an orbittlng space station so X bottom and eventuaUy IntcTthe ®'®^^ ^ send paper baUi^to ^rteous and a patient man, was constructed and opened thur . rubinstein is being repeat- Labor Disputes Continue; Interview with the French gov­ moat of the theories on toe ^ (reduced from speeding), P™*”®®** he overseered his d^Ily Judlc^ last summer. WUllam E Bed- ®d April 26 In the late after^ cruelty. She was granted cus­ beginning sometime next ernment television network here they could have telescopes out Kills 33 In creation of the moon were prov­ past the clouds and toe soot KA of Mayor Howard Pitts inter- u functions ■with a rare quaUty of (lore, Manchester real estate de- On toe special, Rubinstein tody of three minor children reported by the Cambodian en Incorrect by tMs exploration. Goodyear, Ozark Lines Hit with support payments of $20 Vietnam will level off at some- ^ency. and smog. ^ IM MacLw^, M, of ^ discussion to advise St. The paper ballot ydll be warmth.” vedoper, is exclusive rental says that when he arrives In a Education Bills in Congress thing like 284,000 tor an Indefi­ She said that she thought new C ^ r Swamp Rd^ ^ ntry, ^ thorough Invetstigatlon “f®** ^ pre^ the feelings of ^ native of WUUmantlc, agent for the project. city In whl<* he is to give a con- ______per week for each child and $1 “ What would you have done in Philippines Following the talk, refresh­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS board annoimced its plan €kfter per year alimony. nite period.” {>eoide iwould have to work with ments were served and people J ^ situation by the Town ^ studied at Yaae and Yale* Law Howaaxl Keeney, treasurer, cert, he goes directly from the our place?” Lon Nol asked. “On methe mauruu material aiiu and mure arrive me at a tv,« noBlinl -r, The Goodyear Tire A Rubber negotiations broke off Monday On April 8. Nola F. Marr from Earmarked by Controversy The issue of how-many-ehaU' MANILA (AP) — A Philippine Theodore Mjaknowskl, 28, Manager. S{>renkel urged res- "®®M®" *vith the creation of the gn j .,^gg admitted to the reported taxes totading $107,- airport to toe ^concert haU, to ...... steyin li Vtotmun 'in^ we are being attacked theory, noting that “moat of us ‘ East Hartford, disregarding Idents of the affected area to ®®**®- j>gr in 1925. He served ae law. 951.14, or 96.9 per cent, collect- check on the {>lano. ”A good Oo. has been struck by 23 000 u deadlock over money Jfilton Richard Marr, both of airliner on a domestic flight are too prejudiced with older ®tat« traffic control signal, $15, .. . .. ^ * issues ^"ValitmKIfkOolumbia. on gFOundfl eak aid Mm In his study by sending ^ other resolutions, Spren- giark to the General Assembly’s ed, ■with $1,167.63 outstanding. i>lano,” he says, ‘Ms more Im- rubber workers, and layoffs re- ^ York newspaper able cruelty. She was granted Congressional actlw on educa- a dilution of the effort In the back. A year hence, aasumlng theories.” Cratg Mottram, 23, of East jjjjjj their recommendations. **®^ *vas given fuU authority to judjciary Committee from 1927 ’ll*® district balance as of portant than a good bed.” tionals are shooting at our country north of Manila today, Slater' Mhry EUen aald toat tor hours on the subject, Hartford, failure to grant half suiting^ from wildcat strikes by dispute between the city's four custody of two minor children leslslatlon in recent montlw NorUiem Uberals sue- no more pix>gr«a» at the nego- twr q apparently killing edl 88 persons hi other bustoees, Robert J. complete sewerage drains be- to 1937, was ajipointed to the March 17 was $2,466.76. CoUec- Rubinstein says, ”I Hke the truck drivers increased across major dally papers and 10 with support payments of $20 ceeded In nullifying the Stennls tiating table than hitherto, Nix- backs. That, can seem like two the rocks were Bke dried vp the highwa*^, $20. O’Connell of the Public Building •*!**•* Timothy Edwards School, superior Court bench In 1940 and 'Uons since then amounted to ptano to have a heavy touch, but has been marked by fierce con­ aboard, an airline spokesman potatoes and not very pretty. Advert^ent -- . . Peter N. Nielson, 17, of the nation. unions representing 13,000 work- P®r week tor each child and amendment in a HouM-Senate on win be faced with a decision said. ^ CommlsBloa submitted {>reliml- Presently, digging equipment is ^gg named to the Supireme $16,466.09, for a total of $18,- hold toe sound long. Every piay- trovert, a presidential veto ShT said that the recks toat ^ ta l ^ Butler Rd., Improper passing, nary plans for the propoaed being used to construct drains court In 1967. He became cMef 941.66. The directors approved er wants It different.’' The United Rubber Workers ers, mediator Thec^ore W. transfer of Interest In real conference, and the conference on cutting Into what some be- ®«>8«iy linked, The spokesman for Philippine "In these conditions we are came back were only about pollution, delivered fr^ our $16. town garage. He suggested a around the saturated leeching justice on Aug. 31, 1963. Union'struck 18 Goodyear plants Kheel said: "The situation is estate and $1 per year allmwiy. and a bewildering array of Is- 'versten______was adopted.^__ _ Ueve______Is a hard core minimum of Air Lines said an official list of Monday night after contract ne­ three inches in diameter and source to your swlmml^ p ^ . Josei* Pelletier, 42, of Wood- total cost of about $282,000 for field to channel water out of the Alcorn, a Suffleld resident, will very critical and becomes more sues and figures BSEA authorization bill, 200,000 or so GIs still needed to clearly oibUged to ^**e the 29 passengers and four gotiations In Cincinnati were that some appeared eroded. Sto- Master Charge a cc^ d . The land Rd., Coventry, failure to completion of the project. area. have Juet a Uttle more than a criUcal ea^caiM one P®®^ rounded; and that toe sou had ikv ® to drive to the righti_«-* ■was nodled. -.11.^ mated cost was "comparable”.... number • of . complaints... fro Jg. retirement age of 70 on Mhy ^ wed. only! ^ little r o u n d glass particl^ It, Botton S p ^ Co^ ^ „ g, ^jgg^ to toat of Newington’s new ga- cal residents about dogs ordeoriy fashion after midnight The printers, who have been for M fiscalaaoI lorrn1970 a end*\/1 iy Nixon's O large WllUiritiinTlIb.commitment. a€»*v».said: “The deterioration wzof themsv. deley - -Jet-prop - went down on — a— ■with unsafe tires, $10, O’Connedl mentioned that toe their owner's propierty and em- Yale, Harvard Law School and 1970 flower Issues in the Goodyear strike ' proprlations wiMbtS that ev«i ap- These offloers do not rtiar rtiare present situation is due exclu- “a*" a ^ Irri^tlon reMrvatlon UAW Officials Worried Francis Russell, 21, of North town would be savdng roughly phasdzed the "respwnslbility on Yale Law School and was ad- downs today. (Continue^ from Page One) tne separate actions requirea i n ______,_ ___mj__ _ tn u,» /». n. near Cabanatuan, about 90 were not discloaed and there The unions have rejected a Congress to authorize the pn^ched t l^ totals. Nixon’s confidence, which he sively to the weakness of our Rd., Botton, reckless driving $60,000 by acting as Its own coit- the part of owners for their mltted to the bar 4n 1926. and vegetable 7 2 was no word on developments in ized tor the Senate campetign. The act, for examine, author- expressed more strongly than army which was not ready to Manila, while (reduced from operating under tractor. Another $70,000 reduc- dogs.” He served three terms In the aiiy of the negotiations. The rub- ™1l4^9 cent**roy* Incre^ seeking to succeed Sen. Spes- 3T*to ****.•es $3.0 MlUon I*'in flwal fiscal 1971 for ever before. In the rate at which face up to the brutal North Viet- “ Ignt t®to Manila from Gawayan. Cav — Over Drug Use on Job the influence), bond forfeited, tion, down to $213,000, could be Fitts also submitted a “plea State House of Representatives, seeds priew! ber workers currently average ^ thr^ *^ears whl^ Holland, a Democrat who appropriate the ______program__ that adds educa- South _Vietnamese______forces__ — wUl be namese and Viet Cong aggres- ReoortsReports from the scene saient. tionally deprived children, going able to take over the oombat. slon. We are now organizing ^® ®*'ly I°uhd was a ure to drive to toe right was not in the proposed garage were terested in serving as United named speaker of toe House In Negotiations were continidng toe New York Post and Republican leaders hoping the emotional issue of school ® *>**11®“ l*^®- Nbton said his “far-reaching de- ourselves quickly and we are who died later In a hospl- _ Tbp offlclaU O f toe United d®nc®.’ ’ “ presented. not built. O’Connell said that Nations Day chairman.” The the 1931 season at the age of News, tal. ™ auto {ilant doesn t 0{)erate hi with Firestone Tire A Rubber the Long Island Pr-iss. GOP can capture control of the rtnnrirrrirntlnn keot the not boll- N**®** I*®® budgeted only $1.8 clsion . . . Is based entirely on defending ourselves every- Auto Workers union are quietly jggjgtlon. 'What goes on there re­ Marilyn VahBTeet, 24> of East this deletion would he “accept- potEiltion, according to the 29—the youngest man ever to SCTl&lC rate TPI FloridaawI/Io AOm a IwWz ^ ^ ^ ^ billion for 4fit a«*/tand toe Bouse- —- 64 the«a siprogress ein niei nswt A#of s^tssour XTitAtr*Vietnamlza- awtl VO. «si4«as*a where.” M It was not immediately known Oo., Uniroyal and B.F. Good­ The members of toe nine croft worried over reports of wide- > fjgets what goes on In the com- Hartford, operating a motor ve- able” to the cammlsslon but niayor, has been filled for many serve In that office. rich. passed eq^nopriatlons bill for tlon program.’ ’ what caused the crash, alriine Mole without a license, $18 (re- that Ms group found the larger years by the same individual. Alcorn served in the State Sen- unions receive from $160 to $202 target imt a c^slve ^4- g-rains took the spo^bt occa- B{>read and increasing use of muMty.’’ But at Bloomington, lU, some a week. New York Newspaper >"**7 slonnlly. fiscal 1971 calls tor $1.8 bUKon. Nixon sounded a theme that officials said. They said the mitted). structure a better alternative. p^tts also reported that toe ate In 1933 and 10 years later SO workers, the entire early Guild members receive some- CaiweU wuld ^mpen jg where thhigs Even more displeasing to the may be heard again in 1972 Apollo Story weather was clear and that toe narcotics by workers at auto Fraser predicted the drug Marie F. iButkus, 29, of Power Rato Bike rirgt South Windsor Products was named executive secretary mottling shift at the Firestone ^^at higher pay which varies prospecU In November. President, the act Ignores Ids when he said “America lias nev- last radio contact was with toe Dlants and other factories problem wUl soon become m French Rd., Bolton, pleaded not A resolution granting the PBC jjgj^j this Friday to then-governor Raymond Bald- request for drastic changes in er been defeated In our proud tower at Oawayan. „ 0{>en Issue In toe union at toe guilty to a charge of {>eratlng a $285,000 was presented and Saturday In toe high school, 'win, who appointed him to the I>kant, left their Jobs today and Kgt^een newspapers. Holland hlmseM noted that ^ fiscal 1070, the govern- .. wu „ around toe nation. national ■ level despite toe besl- 0 ofTtvaVnsJ^ set up picket lines. The plant, Canswell enters toe race weU m«»t’s business year that aids “ “*« Impacted 190-year Wstory and we Told Tonight In London, Two hun­ motor veMole while under toe seemed acceptable to the coun- to Superior- Court — beiich later that iwttw "Our shop stewards are find- ^ g g ^ g t© tolk about It. He urged all local residents nianenine.T. which has about 180 workers, NAUGATUCK Conn (AP) — known across Florida because June 30. Nixon requested $8.2 program, wMito lyovld®® not be defeated In V le tn ^ . He dred and twenty-four airltae Influence of liquor. Wie received cll. A question arose, however, yecu*. Alcorn has been on the downtown Ing toe evidence In restrooms— j j g g g j ^ j (he sohiUon might be support the function. mmt M. iljm «| •ftft. wa* clooeA Unl^ m e i^ ’ at toe Uniroyal of the long, bitter Supreme billion tor„ toe Office of _Educa- f®ly cut back and Sen. Georg® D. Aiken, R-Vt„ counted their trip. Including toe reported today. needia marks on their arms who tion to help chronic drinkers “ WATKRBURY (AlP) — George raise and a fund to combat In- 1 10 ne«p cnronic urii«e». Demlng St., charged with two were many “precedente” In- T. Marshall, 26, of Litchfield, 'I>lant poUuUon and other prob­ tinue in New York City. ♦ .-f i ^ ai/»i7«mnv4n0’ tmt the tocused x>rimarily erating In any pro­ In other labor disputes, 430 Rubber Workers union decided of toe union and head of Its g j rediaWlltaUon,” Fraser H ^ lJ ^ r d ° M i!^ s r “ ^ ** ^ « ® " ^ l w l ^ l d Its vote until Blaylng of a 'V^ljrott c a r o ^ ^ m-echanlcs struck Ozark Air to stay on the Job on a day-to- The prospect of a Republican House on Jan. 28, It had to start Lines, shutting down toe Mid­ all over again. and ran Its cost up to $1 billion. Whether tots Is an apt de- use the lunar module syrtems to Airways Corp plane leaving for Chrysler Department hi Detroit, ggjj. lie could Investigate. The He Is being held In $100,000 day basis. primary battle that could leave Nixon has budgeted nothing scriptitm wlH not be proved by save their lives. jj,e Middle Esst end Tndu « Charges noUed. ^ ,g^ ^j,g bond_ western carrier; teacher strikes Uniroyal workers here, repre- campaign scars could entice The President, as a compro­ "R ’s b ^ imriJUMm a i ^ h ^ ^g^^^ through this to the Anthony Daldlov 47, of no cer- - - . Marshall is euxiused of fatally continued In Los Angeles and mise, said he would accept $449 for It In Its present form, but election time 1970 and maybe Additional eight-hour sessions committAe nanm-» .id ’ sented by Local 48, rejected a new Democratic entries, nota- has said he wfll spend $428 mil- not by 1972 .While the 180,000- are scheduled each of the next nont- «/. e . -n S jrembe^^’^fS:; mS ^ ^ oto^SSihiea.. Sprenkel re- shooting Joseph Vanasse, 28. to Minneaiwlis; and New York special contract Friday because j,ly former Gov. Farris Bryant. million of toe funds added by newspaper negotiations re­ Congress. But toe House, fUrt- Uon If It is changed In line Mdth man withdrawal Is described as nine days as toe astronauts re- _ qr.nmoo hero ..i-i '.if™ . reles said of the increartiw evl- ^ ^ ^ ^ ™ ?!L$ toxlcatlon. norted that the Connecticut Wolcott last month. Vanasse's It would have meant a three- Ti,e Democratic primary field ® State leglalature, Robert M. the cnidal tests on command and lunar ships, dls- - . ir otticials. needs to be treated." Aloohol- with obtaining mon^ or goods ------———------———------to display Our New Advanced 1970 strikes dwindled when federal ranging from 13 cents to 47 cents Haverfleld F. Kennedy Airport In They tpoke in separate inter- igm, Fraser added. Is also still a um^r false pretenses. Fred Schidtz and p r d t o it t o f rrform«, but llte huw wUU Suutti Vlbbuuu can cua# medtcal datatla, a a a ^ Bte ____ M _____ - *■------BkI I ft . J ^ mediators were unable to bring an •hour. ® Mavenieia, views. Some other high offictals major problem to factories, Several cases were continu­ toe two sides together in Chica­ Lawton Chiles. '» “ tf •~1' Ib-tt-K«a •» »'• “ “ ma. „,cu. pn»a.i™ that rot tt.n. of toe uni

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THE Knicks Eliminate Bucks, Herald Angle s Red m B r EARL Y O S T Have Crack at Old Dream Sporto Bdtior Kasko Plans Long Slump Major Lsoflue NEW YORK (AP) — nating the Bucks 4-1 in their tain now to end the grasp that Now York wasted MtUe time I Cater Swings Big Bat Bosttm and PhUadelpMa have following Las Angeles info the Larry Costello said it and best-of-seven Elastem Division Notes from the Little Black F o rS ta rg ell U=Leaders the New York Knicks know final series, they have their first held on this title for 13 yeans, final playoff after the Lakers No C h an ges open the best-df-seven set Fri­ Glance at the batting leaders in.major league baseball it only too well. crack at it in 17 years, making completed a 4-0 rout of Atlanta American I.«ague As Yankees Triumph "You can't build a champion' day night in New York's Madi­ on the weekend and you saw the name of Jay Johnstone Finally Ends the final for the first time since simday. With Dlbk Barnett hit­ In Bat Order Batting (28 at bats)—Walton, ship team in two years," Coach son Square Garden with' the sec­ of the California Angels atop the American League list. Milwaukee .419; Pena, Oakland WASHINGTON (AP) — Danny Cater, traded to 1963. , ond game here next Monday ting 16 of his 27 points in the This marked the first time in the history of baseball „ There’s no place like homo to Costello said logically after his first quarter, the Knicks bound­ BOSTON (AP) — It's 406; Johnstone, California .466. New York by Oakland during,the off season, didn’t two-year-old Milwaukee Bucks The only club standing in nigM. that a Manchester, (]onn., native led either major hp'^Vnld and American Les(y—and no ed away to a 36-19 lead and ex­ Runs batted in—Alyea, Minne- think his homer would have bwn a four-bagger in Yan- were bombed out of the Nation­ their way now Is the Los An­ The third and fourth games East Division where better than Uie friendly eota 16; Walton, Milwaukee 16 panded that to 69-46 by halftime. league in batting. Johnstone, born on McKee St., moved * f amusine storv al geles Lakers, another frustrated will be played In. Loe Angeles to California at an early age n o i very amusing siory^ai Pet. O.B, right field roof in Foihes Field. Hits—Pregosl, California, 19; — kee Stadium. al Basketball Association play­ ” Do -you think it rsaUy would team which has been seeking Wednesday night, April 29, and Milwaukee never climbed closer and now reeldea in Santa Ana, ready for the Boston Red Detroit — _ Friendly? WeU, friendly for four tied with 18. offs Monday night by the have been out of there?” he said the pot of gold in vain for all of Friday night. May 1. than 20 again. Calif. Johnstone boasted a .444 Sox this season— plenty of BaiUmore Knicks. _ Willie Stargell, anyway. Doubles—Monday, Oakland 8; K a n sa s Gty of the homer that cleared the its nine years on the West The Knicks know the Lakers Alcindor finished With 27 average. . . . DOn Burns, for­ scoring chances but not Boston 2t4 Stargell, hung with a mon- 12 tied with 4. If any of the Knicks had heard ¥ > _ j L g . l ^ _ T > „ _ seven-foot fence in right osntor- Coast. aren't going to be as easy as points for 171 in the five games, Wash’n. him say it hi the quiet of the mer East Catholic High direc­ very many runs. ?V4 strous .087 batting average, Oliver, Kansas City 2. M 3 a F C l . e s 3 3 a C K . field, some 370 feet away, Even more exasperating for the young Bucks, a collection of but opposing center Willis Reed tor of athletics and baseball and That was the tale again Mon- New York .886 Milwaukee dressing room after 8% launched a typical, out-of-slg^t Home runs—Walton. MUwau- "It sure wouldM SA Stl.4 hav«,” a Kew the Lakers, they have reached rookies, hand-me-downs and had 32 and BUI Bradley chipped day os the Red Sox bowed 8-2 to Cleveland .383 the 132-96 rout, they certainly basketball coach, now the hoop 3V6 homer over the faraway dou- kee 8; Alyea, Minnesota 4. York newsman told him, "Ths this final series six times and Law Aldndor, who had jumped in with 26 as the balanced the Baltimore Orioles before a would have agreed. mentor at New Haven CoUege, West Division ble-tlered roof and carried Pitts- Stolen bases—Blair, Baltimore For Victory way you hit the ball, you'll do come out second best to Boston from last place in their first Knicks outshot the Bucks from Patriots Day crowd of 29,026 Minnesota 2 .760 For all of their 23 years, the has been approached to take burgh to a 3-1 victory over 6; Yastrzemskl, Boston 6; Alo- aU right in the Stadium.” Knicks have been trying to win each time. year in 1969 to second this se- the field, 60.4 per cent to 39.8, over basketball at Fairfield Uni­ which jammed Fenway Park California 4 .667 Houston Monday night. mar, California 6, and forced 27 turnovers. By DICK COUCH "Well they’ll have to be to an NBA title, and now by elimi­ The Knicks and Lakers, cer­ son behind the Knicks. versity. Burns has guided New despite the day-long cold and Kansas City 6 .646 1% "It helps mentally to get a Pitching (3 decisions )-M c- Associated Pres# Spoiia Writer ngi,t field,” Cater said, “ be- Haven to a 36-11 won-Ioas rec­ rain. Oaklemd 7 .417 home nm,” said Stargell who Nally, Baltimore 3-0, 1.000, 3.00; Perseverance is becoming the cause I don’t pull the boll ex- ord in two seasons. A decision The Red Sox got five hits in Chicago 4 66 .400.400 S had collilcted only a single in 27 J. Perry, Mlimesota 3-0, 1.000, Kansasoncraes City Royals’ nm greatest n n t 11 ■! cept maybe once or twice a Small Crowd (971) Watch ABA Hoop Tilt on the Fairfield vacancy is due the rain-shortened six inping Milwaukee 3 66 .273.278 4>^ at-bats prior to Monday night’s 1..44. virtue . . . and a saving grace year.’ MCC S p lits later this month. contest and were the beneficlar- Monday’s Results game. "But I would have been Strikeouts—Lollch, Detroit 31; for the California Angels, too. Cater, traded for pitcher Al • • • les of seven walks by Baltimore Baltimore 3, Boston 2, 6 in happy to have it go just over the McDowell, Cleveland 30; ” — -“'------’ercame a_ 2-0 Downing ' and catcherr Frank In Twinbill pitcher Jim Palmer, but they nlngs, rain screen . . . unless somebody is sersmlth, California 30. Oakland on Bob OHver's Fernandez, hit his second homer Off the Cuff couldn’t get the big hlte when California 6, Milwaukee 4, 10 going to give me $1,000 every- Chaps’ New Owner in Town, two-run ninth inning homer ^ t^e year and knocked Opening their baseball season Due to lack of a suitable play­ they needed them. innings time I hit one over tile roof. National I>eague Monday night and went on to in an auspicious manner, Man­ In three runs to mark the be­ ing field, Tolland High will play Boston starter Ray Culp Kansas Ctty 4, Oakland 2, 11 Cincinnati slugged three home defeat the A’s 4-2 in the 11th— chester Community College spilt Batting (28 at bats)- Perez, ginning of the end for losing all Its home baseball games at didn’t walk a man while giving innings runs to dump the skidding At- Cincinnati .486; Henderson, San Oliver socking another a doubleheader with powerful Witnessed Win over Stars pitcher George Brunet and Heny Park in Rockville, one of up only six hits, but one of them New York 11, Washington 2 lanta Braves 6-2 in the National Frandsco hom er-for their second over- Mattatuck Community CoUege .481. Washington Monday night. (AP Ptvotofax) at the nearby Anaheim Oon-ven- Sharman said about Wise, ,who the be^ diamonds in the area was a sixth Inning home nm by Only games scheduled League’s only other game Mon­ Runs batted In—Perez, Clncln- “ "*® victory in as many games, w h e e l c h a i r f in is h e r — Gene Roberts, 24 hours, 30 minutes. He wore asbestos gloves to last Saturday at Mt. Nebo. The LOS ANGELES (A P)— . . . Former Elast Catholic High Today’s Games The New York first baseman tlon Center. The Stars were has two painfully sprained Boog Powell which snapped a day. nail 20; H. Aaron, Atlanta 16. CaUtornia, which blew a 1-0 also collected a single and a of Baltimore, who had both legs blown off by a land keep his hands from burning. At the finish line locals won the first, 11-3, but With the new owner in athlete John Alublcki Is catch­ 2-2 tie and lifted the Orioles to Kansas City (Morehead 1-0) • • * Hits—Perez, Cincinnati 26; ninth-lnnlng lead Sunday and fl- were bombed In the nightcap, town for the first time, it without the services of WUUe ankles, He saw only three min­ ing with the Hartford UConn JAY JOHNSTONE at Oakland (Hunter 2-1), N „ , ,__ , . .. . ^ double and scored four runs as mine in Vietnam in May 1966, finished the 26- he thrust himself forwaj'd and fell head first. Next the victory. PIRATES - ASTROS — Henderson, San Francisco 23. nally bowed to the better-late- j^e Yankees defeated the Sen- 23-0. utes of action in the crucial nine this spring . . . Brother mile, 385-yard Boston Marathon yesterday in six he plans to try swimming the English Channel. was about as inauspicious YHse for most of the game and Both teams are off today in Milwaukee (Pattin 0-2) at Cal- Doubles—Gaston, San Diego than-never Royals 4-1 in 18, ^^rs 11-2 on a ooW evenliig in Effective pitching by Brad the 6-foot-6 former Drake star second half. Dallas Coach Max iteam__ of umpires _ in the mem publication Stargell, who also drove in the a show as one can imagine. ’“ 'fim ^ during one of the vagaries of the April pirates’ other run with a sacri­ 6; Henderson, San Francisco 6. squandered bases-loaded REK Stadium. Bushey, a fine slx-hltter, spark­ To begin with, the Los Ange- was sorely missed. WUliams noted that the absence tor"^‘ Ap?ro‘^ S r 2 i ^ t ^ Y ^ k ‘^ B T ^ e ^ h a t Manage-p schedule, then they meet again Home runs—Perez, Cincinnati i*) ibe eighth and ninth ed the local win. Bob Mataya, ies Stars dropped a 116-104 ded- Ron Boon eand Cincy Powell of Wise ■was a key factor. ficenee fly« y in the first Inning,inning, was _ "ii "r innings then ninned Milwaukee "When things are going right, Gary Gott and Gary Dorsey, sion to DaUas, giving the Chap­ powered the Chaps into a nine- In the other Western Division of Alton and Don ^ l e s . The RalPh Houk picks up dirt from m L^ D e t ^ ^ (Kilkenny 0-0) at brimming with confidence after San l i Diego 6. == "■*6-4 T k o g e r Kepoz’R ^ basea-load-basee-load- a ^ K 7 ’ “ J^ ^ ^ d '^ ‘t e r i ^ S i S S each had two hits for Manches­ arrals a 2-1 edge in their best- point lead midway through the playoff game, the Spencer Hay- latter has rejoined the board liVMli. Knikn has named Cleveland (Chance 1-1), N busting his early-season willies. Stolen bases—Cardenal, St. a bU hitting streak to six game British Textile Chemist ter with Dorsey belting a grand of-seven series in the Western third period after a 63-48 half­ ■wood-led Denver Rockets lake ranks after on absence of many ® been It ever ^ _ iv.o«uNew v.v-irYork fnt/vfii.an,(Stottlemyre 0-2) at “ It has to be uphill from vears Father and son team since he started managing . . . Jim Lonborg (2-0) to face Tom Louismis 6:6; Wvnn.Wynn, Houston.Houston, 5. , ^ *be only other American whose 12 runs batted In put slam homer In the sixth which Division playoffs of the Amer­ time edge. W hen the Stars’ fast their 2-1 advantage Into Wash­ Washington (Cox 2-0), N here,” said Walloping Willie, Pitching (3 decisions)—Slmn- league activity, the New York iced the verdict. ican Bssketball Association. break stalled, Dallas zoomed ington Wednesday night to play d umpires with the same board Madison Square Garden offici- Phoebus (1-0), Md he pJans to Wednesday’s Games who boosted Ws batUng average consists of Rich Elckenhurt ala are more than slightly con- wntinue with his r ^ M r ^ - The less said about the second Add to that the fact that new ahead 90-71 and the game was the Caps with Rick B&rry. Kansas City at Oakland, N 32 potote to .069. I looked in toe Djerker, Houston 3-0, 1.000, 2.28. n.2 Butimor. edged«dj«i B * ^ game the better. Four pitchers owner BUI Daniels witnessed all but over. In the east, the New York Jr and Sr both of Rockville cerned with the new banner tion through the weekend series Milwaukee at California, N paper Sunday and I saw I had a*_u______.. Strikeouts—Ellis, “ How can you tell when things were unable to contain Matta­ the game as one of possibly Boone scored 22 points, Nete hold a 2-1 edge in games New York Yankees spent wavers who have shown up for against the new Milwaukee Chicago at Minnesota hit bottom.” after six innings. Shows Heels in BAA Run 22; 4 tied with 20. are going right,” he was asked. tuck. The visitors made 23 hits over Kentucky with the Colonels Jroiighly $100,000 to get Yankee basketball and hockey games. Brewers. Detroit at Cleveland, N • * * a big lead on the field of 1,011 "My joints were stiff, my fin­ conceded to myself that I the smallest crowd ever to Powell 19 and guard Glen The outer orbit in right field is BOSTON (A P)—Nearly count with Bud Salukos going hosting W ednesday night’s S t^ u m ready for the baseball The words which have appear- “ i don’t think pitching has New York at Washington, N ’’Well, did you see that double. official starters. However, for­ gers felt numb, but I had no couldn’t catch him. I was watch a pro basketball playoff Combs also scored 19 in leading fast becoming known as “ Star- A’S - ROYALS — two centuries ago Paul five for five. Manchester col­ fourth game. Meanwhile, the season A total of $10,000 was are not found in regular been our problem so far,” Kas- Baltimore at Boston It looked like one of those two mer Georgetown University doubt about winning,” he said. desperately afraid I would get game—971 souls. the winners. The Stars were led gell’s Stoop.” It has only been M « T m T f t T i a Oakland’s John “Blue Moon” Revere rode through the lected but four hits. Carolina Cougars hope to cut spent on sod alone an’ area of household conversations. . . Sign ko said. ‘‘Scoring runs has been guys could have caught U but it track captain Elamon O'ReiUy, "I felt'that good. I have a 2:10 cramps and lose second place Coach BUI Sharman and his by rookie guard Mack Calvin reached 17 times in Forbes iTiailll J. Up» Odom blanked the Royals on Massachusetts countryside Manchester (11) Stars hope to even their series with 28. into Indiana’s 2-0 lead at Char­ 180^000 square feet’. . . And 1.- tbe times: When John Ellis our problem.” National League seemed like they looked at each running in only his third mara­ marathon in me when I feel after I put in aU that work.” ab e ibd Field’s 61-year history, and two singles and struck out 12 with the Chaps Wednesday night “ We sure missed Willie,” lotte, N.C. 600 electric light bulbs which opened the season and batted He added, however, that he East Division In Golf Earnings through the eighth inning, but other at the last minute and It sounding the alarm: “ The thon, applied strong pressure in goqd. I just try for the best time O’Reilly, the National AAU DuMoohei, rf, 9 0 fourth for the New York does not plan any lineup Stargell has made it six times. M)EUa>ia. 2Sb, are used for night games were W. L. Pet. G.B. fell between them,” he said. British are coming.” The the final six miles. possible.” 30-kUometer champion, had a Ropof, lb, After Staigell got Pittsiburgh couldn’t hold a two-run lead i...... __. replaced. The old ones were Yankees It marked the first cjianges. St. Louis 7 2 .776 — CINCINNATI (AP) - Carol buUt on homers by Dick Green “ “ * * * * same warning should have O’ReUly, 26, now a graduate HUl went to the front early time of 2:16.30 in a marathon at c, “ an early 1-0 lead, the Astros tied Benoit. If, saved and shipped down to the t**"® bi Yankee history that a The Orioles gave a good dem- Chicago 6 3 .667 1 Mann still leads the Ladies and catcher Dave Duncan. . . wwklrlA tliA A rk** ___a ____ a « ______•______a i______fellow in mathematics at R o d ^ m , 3 8 . 1 the game in toe sixth on Denis been given for the 74th and opened a 50-yard lead on Santa Rosa, Calif., in 1968, but Yankee minor league clubs rookie occupied the No. 4, or onatration of why they ran away Pittsburgh 6 4 .600 Professional Golf Association After picking up his IStii Woods also hit a three-run Georgetown, surprise Hill and Dorsey, cf. Menke’s run-scoring single Boston A.A. Marathon. Canada’s Jerome Drayton, who joked about his inexperience in Jenkins, 3b, E’i've Mile Road Race is sched­ clean-up spot In the hitting with the 1969 American League Hew York virtually every observer by 6 5 .646 2 which hit Pirate Ditcher Dock winning list but Sandra strikeout to start the ninth, ^merfOT New York M toe Yan- Ron Hill, a 31-year-old textile handed the Briton his only 1969 the long distance grind. Buabey, p. uled Memorial Day in Green­ Eastern Division race and are phUa’phla 4 8 .833 closing to within 200 yards be­ Ellis on toe right^ hand Ellis ‘n by winning toe Odom yielded a single by Ed *‘,®®® 1^®'^®*! «P ^2 hite to TOti- chemist from Cbeahire, Eng­ defeat in winning the E^ikuoka "I ’m a friend of Tom Laris, lV>tals 03 00. 7 1 9 wich . . . Ray McKenna reports * * * favored to win it again. They Montreal fore the Britltdi distance ace 1 8 .111 « h ^ to“ e t o f g a ^ at to^ Kirkpatrick, got toe seco,^ out land, made Bostmis' Patriot’s Marathon in Japan by a slim who finished second here a few rk (8) -the East Haiitford Dovelettes End o f the Line got toe big hits. Palmer pitched West Division Day a personal celebration managed to shake him' off near­ ab r h 6>nn end of the inning. . “ P *®^P^ shortstop '*'*'*" ^®^ margin in December. Hill said years ago,” he said. 'TU write H 1 1 0 0 are set to open their 24to con- Windsor Locks and Enfield well in the clutch to overcome Cincinnati 12 .760 ing the finish. O’Reilly finished — ♦ ♦ fi to boost her winnings to $7,108. Roberto Pena and then* was ™ . Monday as he romped to a prior to the race that he was out him: 'One marathon a year is 3 0 n 0 1 secutive softball season. The have been added to the Zone his wildness, and toe defense Houston 7 .600 record-smashing victory in be­ in 2:11.12, the fastest marathon TiiWy, p. 4 0 0 0 0 * REDS - BRAVES - Mann v ^ g up in a tagged for Oliver’s tying homer, to settle the score ■with Drayton, plenty. I don’t intend to take it J. Kiore, rf, 2 1 0 0 0 chib, which has featured mim- Eight membership in the State came up with the big plays at San Fran, .600 4 three-way tld for second, won Kansas City reliever Moe game or me season. ever by an American. 7 coming the first Briton ever to a native of Germany. up as a weekend sport.’ ” Scoroino, lb, 0 1 0 0 erous local players like Leo American Legion baseball pro- key moments. Los Angeles .417 6 Tony Perez slamimed Ws sev- $1,676 and now has $9,628 for the Drabowsky worked out of a happiest of toe Yan- "He really made me run the PetiCo. 6^ 1 1 0 11 (1 6 win the annual 26-mile, 366-yaid Drayton managed to edge in Pat McMahon, former Irish Balukos. 3b, .7 0 2 0 2 Day, Hip Correnti, Pat Bolduc gram which includes Marches- Mark Belanger’s triple and Atlanta 5 .386 6% enth homer and Johnny Bench three tournaments played thus bases-loaded Jam in the bottom *‘®®* rookie catcher Ttaur- ctassic run from Hopkintcn. last few miles,” H)ll admitted In front by a stride at the first MaroonI, c. 2 0 0 0 0 Olympic runner now a school and Junie Brazauskas, has ter, Rockville and South Wind- EYank Robinson’s infield out got San Diego 6 .386 6^ and rookie Hal McRae added far. of the ninth and toe Royals fl- man Munson who had only one HUl probably proved faster praising O’Reilly. "If I had been checkpoint iif Framingham, 6.7 Goodrtch, it. 3 u 0 u 0 teacher in nearby Lowell, fin­ never had a toeing campaign sor entries. Other teams will be the Orioles off to a 1-0 lead in Monday’s Bes'dts round-trippers as the homer- The top 10 money winners: nally broke toe deadlock in the hit In. 30 times at bat and no and more durable than Paul Re- farther ahead, I might have re­ miles from the start, in the rec­ Toteis M 3 6 0 3 ished third in 2:14.63 after Fin­ ■with 1,162 wins and 283 defeats Blast Hartford and Windsor, the first inning, but Boston tied Cincinnati 6, Atlanta 2 happy Reds won their sixth Carol Mann, $9,628; Sandra llto. RBIs going into the game. He vere’s horse in 1776 as he laxed a bit. I knew I had a big ord time of 31.26. However, land’s Penttl Rum m akko liming 1 3 3 4 5 6 7 Totals iMtsuicfveeter 1 0 0 a 0 8 X 11 in making up their record. The Glastonbury has dropped out u in the second and might well Pittsburgh 3, Houston 1 game in seven. Ihe loss was toe Haynte, $7,108; Miarilyn Smith. • • • picked up three hits and knocked charged through a driving rain lead and didn’t realize O’Reilly HiU regained the eidvantage Mlattfttuck 0100110 3 slipped and fell 25 yards from Doves -will meet the world . . . Earl Peterson, of Manches- have turned it into a big inning Only games scheduled fourth straight for Atlanta. $6,664; Kathy WWtworth, $4,817; ANGELS ■ BREWERS — in two runs. ■whipped by a strong headwind was so close until we hit the shortly after that and wore the finish. Rummakko had to Mattatuck (2S> champion Raybestos Cards June ter, new State Legion baseball except for that Baltimore de- Today’s Games ” I beat everybody in the Jo Ann Prentice, $4,193; Sandra The Angels, trailing 3-0 after 'I coukhi’t even laugh at the hills in Newton. Then someone ab h e ib i and covered the course in 2 down Drayton while setting re­ settle for fourth In 2:14.59. 22 in East Hartford. chairman, reports 64 teams will fense. Los Angeles (Osteen 0-3) at league last year except these Palmer, $3,646; Jane Blalock, six innings and Wttesa against way I was goli^, Munstm said. hours, 10 minutes, 30 seconds, yelled I was only 200 yards cords at every checkpoint the KaUe Hakkarainen of Finland Mleflfcarz, of, 4 0 Tu^. 2b, 4 2 • ' * comprise the program this TCa- ___ Petrocelll______led off _ _ with ______a Montreal vw^.(Sparma------0-3) guys,” said toe Reds’ winning $2,903; Betsye t^ Ava.wu>,Rawls, . $2,283;a,aoo, j J.. Gene Brabender ettter a .ooutn.lead<^ “ -1 '* warn t funny. ■■ It was ahead and I had to turn it on. I J. Shore, If. 6 4 making a shambles of the rest of the way. Drayton suf­ was fifth in 2:19.42, followed by .Cathy Dyak and Herb walk, Tony Conigllaro singled San Diego (Kirby 0-2) at New pitcher, Jim Merritt. "This qne Perrarls, $1,939; Clifford Ann single by Sandy Alomar in toe «ven less funny because we never expected It from Vauglm, p, 6 3 Here ’n There record of 2:13.49 set by Japan’s fered apparent cramps and had former Oregon star Ken Moore Soenpino, lb, 6 3 , , . Steadman will represent Mian- second, and with nobody York (Gentry 1-0) is some kind of sweet victory.” Gordon, $1,833. first, knocked out the MUwau- werent winning. Yoehlaki Unetanl just one year O’Reilly.” to drop out midway through the in 2 :19.47, and Bob Moore of To­ Petito, 88, 6 2 Dual job as Salukos, 3b, 5 6 playli«-<^ch Chester in too National Duckpln ^uis Alvarado singled to San Francisco (Robertson 0-0) kee ...... starter with a four-run flur-" "You know, it’s not so bad ago. Hill, who claims he can run in race. ronto in 2 :20.07. Andy Boyshuk Marconi, c, 4 1 didn’t hurt Lennie Wilkens AU-Star Bowling Tournament in at Philadelphia (EVyrnan 1-0) ry in the seventh. w*®“ you’re not WtUng but toe Hill, ttie European champion any kind of weather, said he "I saw an awful lot of him,” of Toronto was eighth in 2 :21.06, R. Shore, rf. 6 2 I- -KTriA T , -r., X. . . . center. Petrocelll scored and w Baltimore catcher Andy Etche------St. Louis (Torrez 2-0) at CW- Repox knocked in the tying ^ winning. But I knew given the honor of wearing No. 1 didn’t mind the rain, but "it was O’Reilly said in talking of his BUI Clark of Philadelphia ninth Totaia 46 23 23 0 20 last season. The former Prov- Dyak led a.l women quaUfiers be,_„n j-urt his rieht a m as he ®ago (Hands 1-0) ■ingle and toere were some spots wtiere • Idence Colleere star won the as- with n in.o'j.ma t«toi “®-rren nurx ms ngm arm as ne “s ______run with a pinch on his mesh jersey, was in com­ too cold. The worst conditions I chase of Hill. ” I was about two In 2:22.17, and Wayne Yetman, Manchester (0) idence (3oUege star won the as- with a record 10-game total of _____ Houston (Dlerker 3-0) at Pitts­ pinch hitter Rick Relchaidt’9 hit by me could have helped out mand all the way as he opened ever ran in.” miles from the finish when I also of Toronto, 10th in 2 :22.32. ab r e ibd slsU crown with a 9.1 game 1,376. Qualifying took place in ® throw from DuiMlochel, rf, 3b, 0 0 center field. Conigllaro tried to burgh (Veole 0-1), N sacrifice fly gave the home club * dirted for baseball with the in the U.S. Pavlllion at Expo 70 pair of wMd pitches, and scored Pittsburgh Pipers of the Ameri- dinner at Valle’s Steak House Hea'vywelght contender Tom day—all within three hours and beat more than half the men in Manchester Community Ool- in Japan, the top 20 money win- on an infield single by Coniglia- can Basketball Association have Planning 2 0 -Year Reunion Tuesday, May 5. McNeeley of Boston, who was 36 minutes. the race.” lege entry and “ 12 were real ner were asked and only one ro. new owners, but despite serious Patterson rose from Olympics stopped by Patterson in a title Leader among the distaffs, Mrs. Kuscsik was clocked at (AP FbotottuO good ones. I had to cut one man responded, Casper. He’ll leave Baltimore tied it in the fourth attendance problems, their home The members of the first Idt- Ken Irish and Mike Esca'Vicli. champion to the world's heavy­ fight at Toronto, baseball orator who are officially barred from 3:12. DEJECTTED BUCKS—With the New York Knicks romping to victory in the who would have been a regular for Osaka later this month to on Frank Robinson’s double and apparently will be toe same, tie League teams in ManWies- RED SOX, — Ooach Bnile the race and whose times are “ You know, it’s really great last year.” Manchester opened give exhibitions and clinics on a 400-foot single by Powell Pipers’ o'wner Gabe Rubin an­ ^ ,vi __ - Dowd, Assistant Elof Solomcn- weight throne, lost the tlUe to Hal Goodnough and' others will NBA Eastern Division, Milwaukee’s Lew Alcindor and mates wait on bench. ter just 20 years ago this Memo- ’Manager Fnm Mahoney. Ingemar Johansson on a knock­ b i among speakers. New York not recorded, was Mrs, Sara to run,” she said. ils slate last Saturday with a driving ranges and will make which hit high on the centerfleld nounced Monday that toe club out, and in turn kayoed ' the ring announcer Johnny Addle Berman, 33, in 3:03. She was Mrs. Sandra Zerranze, 36, a twinbill at Mt. Nebo. ’Ihe re- personal appearances for Uncle ■wall, then won out in the sixth was sold to Airport Services rial Day are planning to hold a Danny Renn, Alan Cole, Ed suits were not forwarded for Sam. „n PoweU’s homer. Inc., part of a conglomerate Swedi^ tltie-holder to 'win back will be master of ceremonies. met at the finish line by her mother of five from Lingles- Match-Ups Include Jets Against Giants reunion someUme during the wolclk, WlUIam KeUey, Cart ETrst a w n C sports commen­ husband and 11-year-old daugh- town, Pa., finished third in 3:30. Gerry Moses singled to center owned by Ha'ven Industries of summer and ore in the process Johnson, Al C»«uriiis, Davkt tator and fight announcer, ter. Less than five minutes behind to open toe Boston sixth, but New York, a company, that pro­ of locating all toe men who Toomey, Louis Gagnon, Steve A B A L ists Steele has been a six-day-a- Mrs. Nina Kusoslk, 31, a her was Miss Diane Fournier, Blair m-ade a running backhand­ duces among other things. Jack played in 1960. Cooper, Clyde Richard, Irving week folksy commentator on mother of three from Himting-' 23, of Rumford, Maine, who fin- Bruins and Hawks ed stop of toe ball to keep It Frost Sugar. The first year there were four August, Richard Stevenson, his pwn morning program at ton, N.Y., ran with her husband, ished fourth, and Mrs. Kathy Instant Replay in NFL Opener from going for extra bases. "I ’m extremely happy about teams: Dodgers, Red Sox, Yan- Q«orge English, Dana Austin, Two Players the radio station here. As such Dick, but he couldn’t keep the Switzer Miller of Syracuse, Then when (hilp tried to sacri­ this acquisition,” said Neil Ros- kees and Cardinals. Henry Jaslowskl, Albert Lo've- he has developed a loyal group pace. N.Y., fifth. Resume Cup Series fice, Palmer pounced on his enstein, President of Haven In­ Many of the men are now Uv- joy_ Ken Reynolds, David of hundreds of listeners, among Lists Kansas City and Minnesota xTTiTTr .a. . aa, . „ “ id turned it into a double dustries. "I believe we’ll be in ing in other states while others ctolas, Tom La Forge and Jim As Repeaters them many women who have NEW YORK (AP)—^The Chicago) Black Hawks and play. a position to make a real con- live in to'wn or the surrounding M ane^a. NEW YORK (AP( — Rick NEW YORK (AP) — will not make a vendetta out of crosstown rivals from the Na­ Boston Bruins, with no brotherly love lost, continue The rain which had been fau tribuUon to the city of Pltta- expressed a desire to attend. Bolton Looks for First Win it. We know one game won’t tional Conference, the New area. CARDINALS, — Coach John Barry and Mel Daniels are the Thus, it is that Leibert and the Hank Stram and Bud their bang'-bang style of play tonight in the national ing all day started coming down burgh.” If you knew the address of Hedlund, Assistant toe late make our season. York Giants, ■while the new only repeaters on the 1970 diimer committee has opened Grant, on opposite sides of harder in toe Baltimore sev­ Terms of the transaction were any of the men listed below toat George Elcabert. Bill Mossar, "But we welcome the oppor­ conference alignment offers sev­ Hockey League Stanley'Cup playoffs. American Basketball Associa­ the dinner to women also. And it’ll be boom-boom In St. enth, and toe game was held up, not disclosed. are living out of town wlU you jack Hedlund, Don PonUoelU, the field is the Super Bowl, tunity to re^em ourselves.” eral other Interesting ibattles be­ tion All-Star team. Dinner tickets can be reserv­ Louis, 'Where toe Blues host toe " ’est Division finals. then called after a one hour de­ kindly call Manny Solompn 643- Robert Sutton, Steve Provost, Eagles, Indians Set lined up today as members The opSpunlty for redemi>- tween clubs who will be meet­ The team, announced Monday ed by piionlng Leibert. Pittsburgh Penguins in another Tho PMiguins lost 3-1 in the lay. 8206 giving him toe address. Tom Murphy, Tom RusseU, in good standing of the tlon will come on the third day ing in regular season play for Rymkus Joins Staff by commissioner Jack Dolph, playoff match. opener Sunday night—but went If your name is below and you paul Sartor, RonaU Masnlokl, Coaches Union — verbally of a four-day opening week’s the first time. BALTIMORE (AP) — The Includes Washington’s Barry The Bruins’ PhU Esposito wiU swinging in a penalty- reside in town or the surround- Vincent Kohen, Bruce Smith, declining to see any special schedule, the first drawn under Included among those are Baltimore Colts of toe National and Spencer Haywood of Den­ Golf Oinic Set For Afternoon Tilts be playing against his brother, contest. ing area and would Uke to at- Richard Easton, Bruce TedfOnl, the new two-conference NET. match-ui>s between Los Angelei Football League today added ver at forward. Indiana’s Dan­ By DEAN YOST y .- significance in a Kansas Chicago goalie Ttony Esposito, ’^*'®y ’“ ®'^ '^® were around,” tend this reunion please call the Donald Vacontl, Charles Mc- iels at center and Bob Verga of At Area Club City - Minnesota opening set-up and with an eye toward and San Diego, CHnoinnaU and Sports Slate Lod'^ Rymkusv former head Weather-wise the skies did not look too promising in the second game of toe EUist ^®'^y said, “ and that’s the coach of the Houston Oilers, to above number. Donnell, Robert Gorman and Carolina and Larry Jones of the Monday night television Cleveland, Kansas CMty and St. Division playoffs with Boston way it’s going to be the rest A golf clinic will be held at once again for scholastic baseball, but a full schedule game. their staff as offensive line The addresses are needed no Rodney DoUn. Denver at guard. Ihe National Football League testing ground. Louis, San Francisco and Oak­ holding a 1-0 lead in toe best of the series, "niey didn’t inUmi- TUESDAY, APRIL 21 the Skungomaug Ri'ver Golf coach. Haywood, the sensational of games was slated this afternoon. sidiedule-makers, however, took 'The schedule begins E’riday land and Dallas and Houston. date US oxie iota." Baseball ^ J o n s D .• r YANKEES, — Coach Joe Club, Coventry, on Saturday at seven eet. Grand — $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 — Reaction for MlUer Barber ^ ^ g jj,g original rosters: Lovett, Assistant Harold Oebr, rookie who led the Rockets from Games listed yesterday b u t ------night. Sept. 18 with St. Louis at Under the new ocmference Suffleld at South Windsor 4 p.m. Lou Galasso, host pro, note of the intense interest in an **I haven't talked to Tony in Referee Art Skov meted out DODGERS, — Coach WaUy Manager WilUam Gabby. Norm lost place to the Western Divi­ In their opener. Conard High Los Angeles, (hen spotlights structure, the 16 holdover NIEY, EHlington at East Windsor has invited Wally dchoa, of instant replay of their Super two weeks—and that was when I minutes of penalties, most of Fortin, Assistant Art Patton, Hohentool, Charles Boggini, sion championship, is the o ly are Bristol Eastern (0-1) at 2.1 Chicago at the New York Olante teams and the 10 ta n n er ABh Coventry at Rham Ellington Ridge, one of Coimec- Manchester High (0-1) and Pen- ^ , Bowl dash when they 'booked called to ctm^^ratulate him after for flg^hting'. Three fist- Manager Leo Diana. Nelson Roger Benson, George Mark- first-year man on the all-Etnr Saturday and a 10-game Sunday teams, now all linked in one Rockville at PlainvUIe ticut’s outstanding pros, to par­ ney High of East Hartford (3-0) O**™. de^lte his costly fleld- the two teams to meet at Minne­ toe Black Hawks won first swinging brawls broke out dwr- Arrow-Straight Golf Game Qulmiby, Al Fretoelt, Robert ham, Ronald Brault, Robert unit. He was also chosen rook!c ticipate in wbat is expected to sota when the season opens the program that offers the Kansas lague, begin competing this Bolton at Vlnal Tech at Bast Catholic (2-0). error, went three for fbur place,” said Phil. ’’Tony is toe period and a wUd McIntosh,Albert Martin, Rob- Hubbard, Richard Tarca, Leo of the year. be a most interesting and infor­ weekend of Sept. lS-21. City at Minnesota rematch. year in two equally-balanced type of guy who figures hockey windup ■was produced when two Bristol Eastern at Manches- Today’s slated tlUa Include; husUlng conferences. ert Daigle, Mark Solomon, Rob- Cyr, Dave Heyart, Rtmald Cyr, Second team selections itvclud- mative event. Suffleld High (0-3) at South ^ghtfielder rapped out on In- Stram, whose Chiefs upset In other Sunday openers, At­ is hockey and business is bust- penguins two blues were , 2 p.m. Penney at East, 1:30 ert Sweet, Alan Ftoley, Douglas Gary Dougan, James RagSMO, ed forwards Roger Brown and Golf demonstrations, instruc­ WlndBor High (1-3) in a NCCC singled to left Grant’s Vikinga 23-7 at New Or­ lanta will be at New Orleans, Cleveland, Baltimore and served misconduct penalties Bob Netolickz of Indiana, center Track Pays Off for Miller Barber Minor, Jack Small, Hennan DonakI lloora. Dana CannoOe tions as well as ndes of golf contest, Ellington High (3-0) Maher also mang- leans last Jan. 11, stood behind Baltimore at San Diego, Dallas Pittsburgh have joined with the Red Robbins of New Orleans "I respect Wm for this feel- rsi • Manriiester at Bristol Eastern Gunther, Quentin Hagedom, Reid MacChiggage, Mlks and etiquette are scheduled. All clashes with Eiast Windsor (1-1), words as tricky as a play from at Philadelphia, Denver at Buf­ 10 AFL teams to. form the ing. So I’U leave Wm alone.” MCXj Te n n is and guards Louis Dampier of members, their guests and falo, Detroit at Green Bay, Stafford at (Coventry NEW ORLEANS', La. for 1970 before toe New Orleans 18-foot birdie attempt by Inches John Sullivan, Ronald Simmons, E'alkawskl, Roy Shennliy, Al- Coventry High (1-4) meets Blast Catholic is off to a fly- his huge repetolre and took note American Conference while the The contest could be another Manchester Community Col- event. but Barber slapped his putt into Del Reynolds, Robert Reynolds, {red Tarbox, Burdett Wabb and Kentucky and Don EYeeman o' prospective members are invit­ Houston at Pittslmrgh, Miami at Rham, EUUngton at E.O. Rham High of Hebron (1-2) in a ing start behind the outstanding of the schedule by saying: 13 remaining NFLi teams b o w oharacterlstlcally bruising one lege defeated Mattatuck <3om- gmTth (AP) — Miller Barber Barber, Charlee and Johnson the back of toe cup and he was Robert Fiske, Charles Williams, Henry Zatkowskl. Miami. ed. A buffet will be served. Boston, Oakland at Cinclnnatt CX)C game, RockvlUe High (1-2) pitching of Mike Jeffries and ‘"Ihe 1970 season will be very comprise the National Oonfer- between toe two physical teams, mimlty College (Waterbury) 6-0, doesn’t find himself in the were tied with lO-under-par 278s $26,000 richer and Washington at San SYancls- meets PlainvUIe High (1-2) and Tom Juknis. Ekigle Coach Jim challenging. Ihe fact we are ence. Batdi team wlU play 14 aooording to Chicago center Pit Saturday, on the Wgh school WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22 HeJ him PRECISION TUNE-UPS co. winner’s circle often but at the end of the regulaUon 72 The victory also quail: Bolton High (0-2) vlslU VInal Penders might go with the opening against the Minnesota gamep on a schedule that Martin. courts. Etrst match for each. Baseball , , , , ir u- holes Sunday. i for this week's Tournament of CORONA 4-DOOR 9 CARBURETOR SPECIALISTS Tech (1-8) at P,aimer Field. battery of junior Jim Connors Vikinga furUter empbasijmi the The opening schedule winds stretches for 182 games before STO^ STALUP«0 A HAHO "W e’ye got to riiake ourselves Singles — Rod Heneault def. Manchester at Platt ne Knows now to maKe nis They teed it up Monday mom- Champions where every player ATAATS ■ tMAAOVCA OAS MILCAOC If the weather clears up the and Brian Sullivan. \ strong challenge thai hea iq> Monday night with the Now poet-season action begins. TOYOTA A CNOINC PCnrONMAMCe up, play good, cracking hook- Paul Greenleaf, 6-1, 6-2; Steve Xavier at Ellington arrow-straight golf game ing under a burning sun at toe is assured of $2,600 for jiut ,IndlJins will hart pre-season Hits for East have been Emit- ahead.” York Jets at Cleveland in the «y,” Martin said. “ We’ve got to Booma def. Jim Hoffman, '6-2, Vinal Tech at Coventry pay off. 7,080-yard Lakewood Country showing up. Grant employed much the first game of a U-game Monday m i l a c favorite in the OCIL, Bristol ed, but opponents’ fielding^ er- foroe the play, and not let them 6-1 r Ron Mlrek def. Rocco De- Rham at Cromwell His playoff ■victory in the rich Club course. Though far from being a spec- EJaqt^m. Manchester will pro- rors have helped East’s cause. same technique, saying: night series being teleoant by Player of Year get the jump on us everytime.” Feo, 6-2, 6-8. Doubles — Hene- New Orleans Open Monday put Johnson and Charles ■were tacular personaUty and rarely a SFEOAUSTSIN "What happened in New Or­ the American Broadcasting Co. D*livtr«6 baUy go wtth pitcher Brian Rival Penney jumped off to a Tonlf^t’s game will be In Chi- suit - Richard ' Hindley def. him among ' toe year’s leading both off the fairway on toe first tournament winner. Barber is a leans is history. The Kansas With that series, pro footbaH MONTREAL (AP) — Bobby ELECTKOMICEMGIME Maher with Jack Hollk behind quick start', with the aid of an cago^ as was game No, 1, won Greenleaf and Hoffman, 6-4, 6-8; Yesterday’s Stars money winners. hole of the sudden death playoff consistent money earner. He ■SVIMW whk- AUTOMATIC TSANIMIIIMN. ______TUNE4JE and ANALYSIS the plate. The infield of Dick outstanding pitching staff. Jun- City game is just one of 14 we hopes to broaden its poptdarity Orr of the'Boston Brulna, the wimtwtll Hrtt. tmin iMia MWrMta N H.P. MM*a . _____ by Boston $-8. It’ll be an almost Booma-Mirek, default, b a t t in g __Bob OUver Rov. "^^® *»ldlng, 39-year- but recovered to make par four. ■ collected $105,000 In 1088 and . Irant ksekit iMM. t leMS mmItm wImti A wiilurt, 4 oey Settur NsM> Marsh at second, AlTloeke at lor Greg Steele tossed a no-hit- have to play. If you look at our base. ioi^wIm a g af rt w a fiiwt defenseman In Mstoiy to do-or-die situation for the Next match; Housatonlc Corn- als crashed a two-run' Shreveport, La., native Barber, knocked hU drive down brought home $90,000 last year. • b a t t e r i e s ■ 'SPARKPLUGS short and Jim Baleseno at third ter against South Windsor in his schedule you will see pointing Besides the Super Bowl re­ met Mm A I HM raer ms* Mm. ««WM Mirrtr. rwiMMSia S •REGULATORS 'FUEL PUMPS win the National Hookey Lieoguo Hawks,-who can’t afford to go to munlty College, Stratford, ’ . knocked In a 12-fOot birdie putt the middle, was on toe green in Barber won Ids first tour tour- wimrtMHae. VMiyl MMimry, trip mIIiiss en spot on the starting team, win goes with this afternoon. While the coaches looked at It offers ihe BalUmore Ooits two Flayer of the Year In the NHL 'IGNITION TIMING.'PCV VALVES (AP Fbotofsx) In 8t. Louts, coach Red Krily munlty College; Northwestern ooiBBieo ^f New Zealand and (Carles had to recover after makes odiis home in Sherman, The outfield will be made up of The other town team. Cheney that way. General Manager 3bn opportunities for revenge for by The Hookey News. of Pittsburgh says his Penguins Community College (Wlnsted); tiaxiana Calltomlan Howie Johnson. slicing his tee shot badly while Tex. MORIARTY RROTHERS DRIVE IN OR CALL Jfan Jackson, Roger Talbot and Tech has no games sebeduied WINNER — Ron Hill Finks of the VlkingB had (his their Super Bawd ,ed a six-hitter in spiraled Barber’s winnings to -yard, par five second hole, second and third money with SOI C«nf«r StnMmtlMsIar 4414111 249 BROAD STREET TUs will be the Indians sec- next game Is slated Tuesday 660 line in scoring Bos­ ’T m sure most fans wlU look 1908 season. burgh Psngulns was ohossp as game. St. Louis holds a 1-0 ad- Community College (Middle- breesing past Atlanta 6-2 for his more than $69,000 for the year, with their third and were going each pocketing a shade better MANCHESTER end faonre game of the season, against Windham Tech away. mm. ton Marathon triumph. at it as a revenge game. But we H m Jets also will meet thsir Ooach of.ths Ysar. vantage in the best-of-seven town). third victory in lour dedsiona. He was ninth on toe money list for birdies. Johnson missed hla than $11,000. VW ’ ■ , V/'" : ■: ;V'' MANCHESTER EJVENHfG HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., TtfESDAY, APRIL 21, 1970 PAGE SEVENTEEN

BintnMt SmrvleM H«lp WaniML— H«lp Wenifd ■' Help WontMl— Offm «d 13 3B P«nHri« 35 Fm m I * 3 5 WHAT PBRSONALUy KINP O F riW NOT SCORIN' Aniwfr N rr«»l««l P * ^ CLASSIFIED BERRY’S WRRLD ,FEMAUD needed full-time, 6 to R N ’S - L P N ’S, all shifts. Call LAWN MOWER8 , garden trac­ jT6 FROM ffAKE. BUSINESS T LAST THIS AS ANOTHER 12 midnights, tlx nights week- 649-4611, Meadows West Oon- NURSES' AIDES, 11-7, . tMrd tors, chain saws repaired and HOOPue,ALU 1 HBARP HE WAS HIT FOR SWAMl.' ly. Good wages for right per­ valescent Home. shift, paxt-tlms. 649-4610. RIGHT.' HE SA'ilS RUN OUTATOWN HE SAIP SOMETHIN' sharpened. Parts and acces­ son. Apply In person, C. J.’s HE'S HEAPEO FOR SELUN' BAP >MOULP 2 Soviet stream ADVERTISING sories. Mini-Motors, 188 rear Orlnders, 278 Broad St., Man­ ALERT lady needed in Opera­ HONORN3V PEGREES ACROSS THIS WAV ON h a p p e n B U T HE W^NT^D — WaltreM, two BUSINESS POOR-TO-POOR NEVER PREPICTEO 3 Cleave CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOtjRS Middle Tpke. W „ 649-870S. chester. tions Dept, to type dally or­ AMP WILL BE PISA9TER.' 1 Discoverer 4 Electrified hours per day. Call 648-1492. ders, answer telephone Inqui­ . o( radium PROTONS IN/ particle 8 AJM. to 4:80 PJB. TWO YOUNO married men WOMAN' needed for billing de­ ries relating to moving and 6 Forerunner 5 Fragrant will do small repair Jobs and partment, will train for Fiiden ol television oleoreain storage. Routine similar to air­ painting, also cellar cleaning Invoicing nmchine, typing re­ line ticket reservations. Hours (p l) 6 Staggered COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. quired. 289-8291. CLERK TYPIST 12 Small Space 7 Chemical and light trucking. Call 846- Monday — Friday, 8-6. Apply 14 Make possible 4180 P.M. DAT BEFORE PUBLICATION 2692, 648-2047. suffix NAME BRAND goods free. Help FOR TRANSPORTATION “ ••• DlFlore, Hartford Des- 15 Worker with 8 Indisn Deadline for Saturday and Monday la 4iM p.m. Friday patch, 191 Park Ave. hides 25 Trainee for 43 Pewter coins STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, friends shop with Just few dol­ East timber tree of 'tliailand Hartford, 628-9661. 16 Weirder 9 Wading bird knighthood fireplaces, flagstme terraces. lars weekly. You get things o m c E 17 Aged 26 Operatic solo 44 Remove, as PLEASE READ YOUR AD free. Write for details and free TO Bullfight an apple’s All concrete repairs, both In­ 18 Handle cheers 28 Actor’s part all new catalog. Popular Club We need a person with above roughly in a drama skin Claaalfled or “ Want Ada" are UkOn over the phone aa a side and outside railings, land­ WOMAN to live In emd care for ALLEY OOP BT V. T. HAMLIN 11 Withered convenience. The advertlaer ahonld read hla ad the FIRST Plan, Dept. Y 6(X), Lynbrook, average ty^ng skills and a 20 Mariner's 13 Expunge 29 Epochs .45 Prayer ending scaping. Reasonably priced 2 school children, Coll 628-2780, direction 30 Car damage 47 Feminine DAT IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time lor the Call M3-0861. N.Y. good figure aptitude. Work 19 United next Inaertlon. H ie Herald la reaponalhle for only ONE In* eooo SOME FRUtTFOR \...WHy POES , SHE^3 POINS AND A aOOO ONE,TOO/ 21 Anatomize Ststes Navy 36 Hebrew letter appellation will be variable. Company ITAS A FAVOR VOO....?/ BLTT PONT WORRY, MY BOY, PERICLES? 48 Brain passage correct or omitted Inaertlon for any advertiaemmt and then KEYPUNCH operator needed H0RNtN& \OUR BREAKFAST.. / A THUNDER 24 Gad, for (ab.) 37 Church ^ C A V A T m o — Trenchlng,;- offers excellent benefit pro­ COOK wanted, 3 to 4 hours per MHOS/ AND A eoDPess UKE 'iDUSATHOa.. WE ALREADY , 1 WE PLAN TO MAKE USE WHO'S _ 49 Nuisance PW lCLES? instance 21 Sags festival only to the extent ol a “ make good” insertion. Errara which Bob Cat machine, snow plow- for a small progressive de­ gram. good wages, congen­ QUESTION. TOJRSELF w i f e THE HAVE A RULER/ OF PERIOES' TALENTS/ 51 Conclusion do not lessen the value of the advertisement will not be day. Gall 643-1402. JOURNEV 1D NEW RULERS 27 Held in 22 Symbol for 38 King of . Ing driveways and parking partment, knowledge of Alpha ial co-workers and free park­ affection Judah (Bib.) 52 Salnte (ab.) corrected by “ nutke good” insertion ATHENS? OF ATHENS.' cerium lots, tree removal. Reason­ and Numeric punching helpful. ing. Apply BAKERY saleswoman, experi­ 31 Ingredient 39 Rosters 54 Negativa r u r 23 Small candles Call 289-9361, Ext. 220. enced preferred. Steady work, of poi 24 Asterisk 42 Certain tides word able rates. 648-8169, 872-0647. 32 Skin opening (Bockvine, Ton Free) good pay, morning hours. Be­ 9 10 II SECRETARY — Receptionist -- m 33 Exchange 7” s T" 4 a~ 7 6 BRICK, block and stone work. FIRST NATIONAL fore noon, Parkade Bakery, IPilogopv evea L premium 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 Brick walls, patios, outdoor-in­ Excellent opportunity for a FORESTS • U l4 8 7 & -3 1 3 6 649-6820. 34 Enthusiastic 12 13 door flreplacee, sidewalks, career in a worthwhile and in­ STORES, INC. ardor. m 1$ li chimneys. Free estimates. tercepting position In the office A PART-TIME position, from 35 Come into AutamobilM For Solo 4 of a doctor in Manchester. Ap­ Park & Oakland Aves., your home, hourly rate, tele­ 26 Domenlc Morrone, 649-1804. BY J. a WILLIAMS view again r r it It plicants must be neat, ' good phone work contacting busi­ OUT OUR WAY 40 Pause East Hartford ■ ■■ 1969 PONTIAC custom 8, 850 U O H T trucking, odd Jobs, also typist, and able to meet the nesses Hartford area. 1-768- 41 Spring, 2 t 23 HERALD summer, etc. automatle, power steering, moving large appliances, public. Pleasant surroundings, ______4041. 29 30 HOLD ON A MINUTE, WALTER, I'LL BE RIfiHT 43 Brazilian 24 25 26 26 power brakes, cocoa brown Burning bai^els delivered, 84. (D mo hr NEA, Lk, liberal benefits. Salary com- INTERESTED In home decorat- BACX--I THIUK. THERES SOMEBODY/Cr THEtaaOR. wallaba 1 BOX LETTERS with black cordova top, stereo 844-1775. mensurate with experience, tog?i JfFabulous CL1/U4UUD opportunity LUluvjr 31 'you don't get^H, man! i Just because we ASK THE 46 Bargain ■■■■ syetem, excellent condition, — —7;;^------Monday through Friday, 9 un­ awaits you with an exciting Help Wanted— Male 36 HERE,M*.TAKE THI^ BUT PONT SA/ ANYTMIM*/ event 1 For Your DAVY JONES BY LEFF and MeWILLIAMS t h a t EAV/EEPROPPIMO b r o t h e r o f MIN E IS 33 12,700. or best offer. 649-8804 „ T ^-1. Truck is A-1. QUESTIONS doesn't mean we want to HEAR THE til 6:30, alternating Ibesday new grrowlng company being t o ------47 Slight taste Cellars, attics, yards, drive­ l i s t e n i n g in o n t h e u p s t a i r s e i c t e n s io n 1P11146 Information after 6 p.m. ANSWERSI" nigbtiB, unUl 7. References both troduced In this area. Only a 00 VOU THINK THE JUST AGREE WITH THE PAINTINGS HAVE ASA1N--ANDTHIS TIME I’LL FT20VE ITTD YOU/ SO Most 35 38 ways sealed and small truck­ I'M 60NNA SNEAK UP AND CATCH THAT CREEP domesticated personal and bustoeas required. desire to make money Is need­ A 1ISSIN6 MASTERPIECES ARE , BEEN FOUND, MR. C/?0MBY. 1 REALLV/ 1 THE HERALD wUl fWt ing done A-1 right. Call Tre- EXPERIENCED w h ate ver I SAY J THE ACT.' JUST LISTEN IKJ. 53 Woolly 4 T OLDSMOBILB 1968 Starflre Send resume to Box ''A A ’’ , ed. For Interview call 629-1122, AT THE MUSE0/»1, PAVY? NOPE/, TO THE CURATOR, disclose the Identity of , convertible. Must sell. Cream mano Trucking Service toll- 55 30(Fr.) 47 46 49 Manchester Herald. 528-0606. r s 60 INSIDE/ 56 Plant 43 44 4 5 . 46 any advertiser using box puff. Must ibe seen. $650. 646- free. 742-9487. OIL BURNER 1 letters. Readers answer­ Bunding— Pointing— Pcq>oring 21 organisms 53. 54 3942. After 6. so 51 52 ing blind box ads who LAWNS maintained, rubbish 57 Dispatcher Contracting 14 NAME YOUR own price — SERVICEMAN 58 Beginning 46 desire tp protect their PONTIAC Grand Prix, 1967, taken to dump. Stones put 55 painting, paper hanging, re­ Identity can foUow ‘ his 428, automatic, convertible. around shrubbery, keep weeds OARPE3NTRY and remodeling HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS D O W N 4s procedure' moval, airless spray paint­ pay. KO«l worktog con­ 57 • Must sell. After 5 p.m., 644- out. For free estimates, 649- tbc rooms, dormers, kitchens, 1 Roman 1 _Z! ing. Save. 647-9664. ditions. Paid vacation. Paid 2976. 1868 after 6 p.m. additions and garages. Call Put this week of vacation to good advantage. Our trained ' patriot Enclose your reply bo holidays. Free insunmee. (Ntwtpcptr fnterprite AitnJ the box In an envelope — Tom CortHtt, 643-0096. OUTSIDE painting, special placement counselors are just waiting to help you discover 1966 PONTIAC Catalina, pow- TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — Free unifomis. address to the Classified rates for small houses. Free .-m exciting career to the diversified business world. Don’t er steering, good condition, 61,- Treee cut, building lots clear- DORMERS, garages, porches, delay—Come to now and avoid the June rush. AND R E ­ Manager, Manchester estimates. Call 049-1142. Evening Herald, together 000 orig^al miles. $780. Call ed, trees topped. Got a tree rec rooms, room additions, MEMBER, WE NEVER CHARGE AN APPLICANT A FEE. THE 'WHITING CORP. with a memo listing the 649-0602 after 6. problem! Well worth jrfione kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, companies you do NOT call, 742-8262. siding, general repairs. Quality 264 Broad St. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 1964 BUICK Special, $300. Good Hoor nnishing 24 want to see your letter. workmEuishlp. Financing avail­ RITA GIRL Manchester, Your letter will be de­ running condition. Will consld- FOR A N Y of your glass needs— able. Economy Builders, Inc. FLOOR SANDING, and refinish- stroyed If the advertiser er trade for motorcycle. Call auto glass, storm windows, 800 SILVER LANE 99 EAST CENTER ST. 649-1166 WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE Is one you’ve mentioned, 643-6159, 872-0647 evenings. tog (specializing to older EAST HARTFORD . MANCHESTER 649-6976. mirrors, call now, Ace Glass floors). In and outside paint­ ff not It will be handled Co., Rocky Hill, 663-7224. 528-9416 646-3441 LEON Cieszynski builder—new ing. No Job too small. John in the usual manner. CHEVROLET 1966 Impala, 4- WANTED experienced auto homes custom built, remodel­ VerfaUle, 649-6760. door hardtop, V-8, automatic, PLANO tuning, by graduate of ing, additions, rec rooms, ga­ body combination man, 40 e I9T0 McN«i,|kl 5rw>.. >»c. SSS a u w h y M O T H E R & O E T g R A V e W> h NtA Wt TM power steering. 6 per cent Hartt College of Music. Ward rages, kitchens remodeled, hours per week. Inquire B & J H-^l Krause, 643-6386. CLEANING WOMAN one day GENERAL clerk for purchas­ down, small payments. Dealer bath Ule, cement work. Auto Repair, 367 Oakland St., Lost and Found 1 Ross, 646-2566. Bonds— Stocks— er two momtoga weekly. Must ing inventory at wholesale Manchester or call 643-7604. SHARPENING Service— Saws, .Steps, dormers. Residential or Mortgogos 27 have own tranqx>rtation, ref- automotive warehouse. Ameri- SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL LOST: black wallet type purse i 9g4 CORVETTE convertible 4- knives, scissors, garden and commercial. Call 649-4291. erenoes. After 4 p.m., 643- can Parts System, East Hart- A'TTENDANT Texaco Serv­ between Cooper and Hartford gpeed, V-8, No money shop tools. Power mowers re­ MORTGAGES — 1st and 2nd, 2831. ford Call 289-7906. ice station at Middle Tpke, Rd. Important pai>ers. Call af- down, full financing arranged, paired and serviced. Pick up mortgages— Interim financing and Broad needs mature men YbU'RE DRINKING ter 6 p.m. 043-6019. 236-6160. and delivered. Sharpall, 686 Roofing— Siding 16 —expedient and confidential CLERK-TYPIST to perform gen- OUTC50ING experienced secre- to operate third shift, 11:30 eral clerical duties in a small tary required for part-time IHAT STUff AeWN/J Adams St. (rear) Manchester, RooFTNa and roof repair. servlce. J. D. Real Estate p.m. to 6 a.m. Excellent oppor­ ALBERT, an all white male cat x968 LeMans, Automatic trans- 643-6306. n.wuxi'iv* office. Some public contact. work to doctors’ office, medi­ Coughlin Roofing Co., Inc. 643- Assoc. 648-6129. tunity for the right men. Call wlth double front paws, Is mlssimi, V-8, power steering, 3714-hour week. Salary and cal experience not essential. 643-6483 or stop in at station. missing from his home on console. No money down, full P^A, school fairs, LdtUe 7707. benefits. Apply at Multi Cir­ Send, resume to Box K, Man­ Birch Mountain Rd., Bolton, financing arranged. Call 236- League, complete supply of Business Opportunity 28 cuits, Inc., 50 Harrison St., chester Herald. Replies will be candles. ^ ® ROOFING and repairs his 8-year old owner, Mary- 6160. toys, novelties end Manchester. kept confidential. v Ann, is ill because of his ab­ Meridy Speciality Wholesale’. realistically. Free estl- CERAMIC and gift shop, $4,000. mates. Call anytime, 640-1516, sence. Please call 649-6302. A CHEVELLE MALIBU, 1969 Phone 643-0266. Jewelry store, $10,000, Beauty 649-2378. SECRETARIES BUZZ SAWYER BT ROY CRANE reward Is offered. automatic, power steering, 6 salon, $10,000. E're^ette Real­ tors, 647-9098. University of Connecticut cylinder, vinyl top and Interi­ BIDWELL Home Improvement RITA GIRL VffiLL,WElLi IF ITISHT 11*1 BtULA MAE, QUEEN OF m im ! , VOU CAN CUT DOWN AFTER r WANT TD SHOW VDU LOST — Black transistor radio, has Interesting, rewarding I TREE CLIMBERS/ READY TO GNE UP, HONEYf EVERY TREE ON or. Only 6,700 miles. Excel­ Co. Expert installation of ty U m 'iw o LUNCH.** S0AAETHIN6, HAPPY. AM-FM Roes. Vicinity Green­ Household Services I COURTHOUSE SQUARE. lent condition^ $2,405. OaU 640- NATIONAL SECRETARY WEEK IS HERE AND positions available, excelleat SEE THE UGHT, VOU TOO, BUZ... COME Offered 13-A alumtoum siding, gutters and i, HAPPV.YDUW ONLY HOLD OFF WHYfy ^WtTH AAE IN AlW CAR. wood Dr., 049-6662.' 9424 after 6 p.m. salary and fringe benefits SWEETY PIE/ trim. Roofing installation and BUSINESS WE’VE GOT THE OPENINGS FOR BEGINNERS SOLD AAEON PROGRESS. UNTIL AFTER LUNCH. SENOR iTHE Including S weeks paid voca- BUTM'//FP LOST — part-chihuahua female 1967 FIREBIRD, convertible, 4- REWEAVING of bums, moth- repSLirs. 640-6496, 875-0109. THROUGH EXECUTIVE LEVELS wateb SHG. Uon, paid medical Insnmnoe, dog, vicinity of Keeney St. speed, V-8., No money down, holes, zippers repaired. Win­ IS RDtWTgp/ OPPORTUNITY 36 hour woik week. 4 yean Manchester. Call 649-9984. full ftoancing arranged. Call dow shades made to measure, PERSONNEL, SEXmETARY SALES SECRETARY — Ex- Roofing and In plush surroundings, you dting opportunity tor an out- of clerical work Involving EXJUND —Tan and white, part ______all size Venetian blinds. Keys Chimneys 16-A Private Brand Service Sta­ wUl enjoy a degree of public going salM oriented gtri. Lots stenography or an associ­ collie male. Call Vernon Dog 1939 PONTIAC LeMans, 360 made while you wait. Tape re­ tion located on Route 44-A contact in a fact paced of typing and shorthand to ates degree In business or Warden, 876-7934, corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867- standard with Hurst shift and ROOETNG — Specializing re­ and Jtuiction of Route 44, brokerage firm. $100 plus de- keep you busy. On a bus line, secretarial science or a Mato St. 640-6221. pairing roofs of all kinds, new pending on e x p ^ «ic e . To $110. console. Blue with dark blue to A^iford, Ck>iui. For infor­ combinattou ol the above i EX>UND — Tri-Colored Beagle roofs, gutter wor*, chimneys TJA I f . UA Ht OW. cordova top, deluxe Interior, TWO handymen want a variety mation, call, Haritford 663- are required. mongrel male. Call Vernon Dog cleaned and repaired. 30 years’ ^ BSCECUnVE SBCRB5TARY Call Mrs. LleUer, Penonnel Warden, 876-7934. and whitewalls, new snow of Jobs by day or hour. We 7146 days. Manchester 649- “ Hi, there, old feller. You look over 39 . . . ehouldn’t tires, Excellent condition. Best clean yards, attics and cellars, experience. EYee estimates. 9179 evenings. Services Division, 426-SUl, LOST — Siamese male cat, offer. Call 647-9607. Reasonable. Call 643-5305. Call Howley 643-6361, 644- With good skills you x ^ y Ext. U81, University of i i i you be off somewhere working or paying bills or Oounectlcnt, S tem . vicinity South Mato St., Man­ 8383. qualify as a trainee tor this “ eomething?" BUICK 1964 Electra, 4-door OUTDOOR barbecues, flre- An Equal Opportunity Em­ MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD chester. Call 649-6636, 643-9508. position. To $106. hardtop, full power, 6 per cent places and small masonary MANCHESTER Laundry Cen­ ployer. LEG AL Se c r e t a r y —The I'M JUST ABOUT down, small payments. Dealer jobs. Reasonable. CXU’ 643- Hearing and Plumbing 17 ter — minimum effort opera­ Ross, 646-2665. bright beginner wUl be de- M ARKETING SEXIRETARY READY TO STEVE CANYON BY BOLTON CANIFF AnnoUncemonts 2 8108. SAM WATSON Plumbing and tion for represented net annual lighted in this young office -.-Meet the pubUc and enjoy HOGAN DOESN'T KNOW HOW THE GIVE UP' income of $19,600. For particu­ LAD GOT THAT BRUISE ON HIS Heating. Bathroom remodeling working for two lawyers. No rapid advancement in this LADIES — How about having 1900 CHEVROLET Bel Air, 6 CUSTOM made draperies, slip lars call Bob ETath at J.D. FOREHEAD/ DID YOU HAVE ' THAT TAKES CARE OF ITAUAN Ethd repairs. Free estimates. experience necessary, but ex- h l ^ y rated firm. Good COUNT DEL P A iiO TOOK a C3opper Party to your home, cylinder, automatic, radio, covers and reupholstering. Real Estate Associates, 643- cellent skills a must. $100. hours. To $116. ANY LUCK GETTIN’ HIM TO TALK? CARE OF ALL THE ITALIAN jLAW, BUT THIS 1SAU.5.S Call 649-8808. DEAN MACHINE Get a $10 gift. 247-7426. heater, Very good runntog con- Budget terms. Established in 6129. MARR/AOE REOULATIONS YOU'RE ON AMERICAN ------dition. 647-1816 after 6. 1946. Days, 624-0164, eve­ FOR FOBEIONEPS TERRITORY.' GRANT’S PLUMBING service. nings, 649-7690/ WE NEVER CHARGE AN APPUCANT A PEE PRODUCTS Quality work for reasonable 102 0(M/>NIAL BD. Automobiios For Sole 4 b u r 3k , special deluxe, Help W onted- automatic, very clean, low ODD JOBS, light trucking, all prices. Gall for free estimates. MANCHESTER JUNK CARS removed, $16 each, mileage. Call 643-0848. types carpentry, miscellaneous 648-6341. Female 35 RITA GIRL Air conditioned plant has Prompt, reliable service. C a l l ------repairs, yard cleaning, etc. 872-9438 PLYMOUTH, good trans- BEAUTY IS OUR 800 SILVER LANE 99 EAST CENTER ST. Immediate openings nljlita Call 742-8268 or 648-7218. Millinery, 4 p.m. ■ 1 aju. ______!______portatlon, $200. CJall 649^1630 af- BUSINESS EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER NEED CAR? Credit very bad? ter 4 p.m. LIGHT TTIUCKING, bulk-dellv- Dressmaking 19 'TUBBET LATHE Bankrupt, repossession? H o n ------ery, attics, cellars cleaned Make it yours—^become an Avon 528-9416 646-3441 Set up and operate eet Douglas accepts lowest 19®2 CADILLAC, Deville, white and’ remov^. Also odd Jobs. PRESS — Dressmaking Representative. No experience HARDINGE CHUCKERS leather, clean, and alterations, expert work- necessary. Own hours, high down, smallest payments, any­ 63,000 miles. 644-8962. Set up and operate Call 643-23'n. maiushlp. 66 E. Center .St. Lo- earning potential. Call Im- where. Not smaU loan finance NEEDED — Attractive. well SECRETTARIES — Typists — PBCWUCnON MTTJJCIMI ELOOR maintenance, service cated to Andrews Building. 640- mediately 286-4922. BOL ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY company plan. Douglas Mo­ (Jlerks and other office skills. Set up and operate 1962 CORVAIR Monza, rebuilt on wood and tUe floors, win­ 8038. ------^------groomed girls over 21 to Intro­ tors, 346 Main. KEYPUNCH Operators — ex- duce a brand new cosmetic Many needed for assignments BBIDGEFOBT BOIXINO MB. ABEFlNATViy, ONLY 9 5 YAR D S? .NOBOO/S EVER engine, 4-upeed, buckets, tach, dows and carpets. Call 638- DRESSMAKING end altera­ Into this area. 40 per cent com­ near home. Temporary, full­ MACHINE OPERATORS HOW LONG IS ;W/U-BEASNAP1 PARFIED IT YETI KARM AN Ghia, 1968. Excellent gauges, good condition, reason­ 1738 perenced, days, part or full­ time. Immediate assignments, mission paid. For interview time or 9-3 p.m. Highest pay, Set up and operate THE IveXT HOLE? 0 condition am-fm radio. New able. 019-6366. tions done in my home. CaU call 643-8765, between 12:80 — no fee. Staff Builders, 11 Asy­ All Benefits THATfe V/HAT VOU WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU snow tires. 649-4427. UGHT TRUCKING, cellar and 646-1133. Reasonable, prompt very high pay. No fee. Apply 1961 CORVEOTE, 283, 4-speed, attics cleaned, odd Jobs, lawns, service. Staff Builders, Suite 602, 11 4 p.m. lum St., Hartford. 278-7610. An equal opportunity THINK— n s THE needs paint, $900. C/all alter 6, employer DOK 1969 PLYMOUTH SatelUte, and trees cut and removed. Asylum St. 278-7610. AA09T DIFFICULT I THI/VK ITfeTIMETD I CANY" READ. 668-8748. HOLE ON THE KfiALU Power steering, automatic 643-6000. Read Herald Ads TAKE OIIFS CCVVN BUT I KNOW transmission. EXceUent condl- Moving— rucking— CCJURSE. BUSINESS MACHINE A FEW PE©6 . , WHAT THAT Uon. 10,000 original mileage. MERCURY Colo^ Park, Storagn 20 eAVS... Call 640-8848. 6-peseenger wagon. Price re­ CLERK TYPIST OPERATORS duced tor quick sale. 649-4334. Biliiflhig I MANCHESTER — Dellvery- We have openings tor IBM 1067 BUICR, Grandsport, au­ Ught trucking and package de- — 1964 CHEVELLE Malibu SB, Contracting 14 Excellent opportunities for 1260 proof machine opera­ tomatic, V-8, power • steering, Hvery. Refrigerators, washers DOG parts tor sole, posi-rear end, N. J. LaFlamme —Carpenter clerk typist offering a var­ tors—a new, up-2-the minute Xxxwer brakes. No money and stove moving, specialty. JONES+, SALE bucket seats, clutch assembly, contractor. Additions, remodel- iety of clerical duties. Good business machine. Your RiDSEWR/ down, full financing arranged. Folding chairs tor rent. 640- typing and figure aptitude CAU. eto. 649-5624. |ng and repairs. Call anytime hours will he 12 noon to 8 OJ 9-syi3 Call 236-6160. 0762. required. Excellent bene­ p.m. Benefits will Include 1967 CHW!VTr.TJ.E XTniih^i ->03 estimates. 876-1642. fits, including immediate PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERBIEER 1668 L/bDGE Monaco, gold, 883, WANTED ptxxfit sharing. Call 244-4903 ► 10% SHIFT PREMIUM power steering and brakes, WE F iS W A N D or visit our personnel de­ radio, heater, stereophonic many extras, like new. CXH home improvement, additions, • IMMEDIATE PROFIT NEED DOS F O O D W IL D SE E D 6494S793. mates. Agents for American partment at 1 Constitution BISCUITS F O R NTY F O R T H E tape system vrith E’M. More. rec rooms, house pcUntlng, Red Ball. Austin A. Chambers. SHARING SPARROWS garagea, roofing, gutters. Free Plaza, Hartford. FOR O U P P IE S , Call 647-9000. 0>., 843-6187. CXll 244-4811 to srrange an OLIVER JOL eetimates. All work guaran­ Trailan— Interview or visit our educe,- teed.. 646-2627. CONNECTICUT tion center at 38 Lewis St., \ CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER 1961 CARMAN GHIA. Call 649- Mobil* HomM 6-A Painting— Pap*ring 21 Hartford. 9628. C AR PE N TR Y — ocmcrete steps. BANK & TRUST CO. ONCE 1968 SHASTA Aetrofllght, aleepa GOOD IDBA raSMTIN'A RISHT1..IF W nilb im AHi THERfi YOU ARe...0NB BNJCF/G W JUET ed HU THE HOUBB HNO floors, hatchways, remodeling R(K3ER pninting _ interior, CAR.EA9/..WB CAN PROP' WE LOCATE NewJeRFe: ACUPOFTBA ABOUTNOW.VOU HAVE ^ n iA K iD O C 8, refrigerator and atove. '648- porches, garages, cloaeta, cell- exterior, ceiUnge, paper hang­ CONNECTICUT BY THE MARPBN AGENCY] DR.PIMBLBI 1968 (PORVAIR, good runntog 0697. ings, attics finished, reo ing. CXII anytime. 643-0923. BANK & TRUST CO. TOMORROW THEN ZIP BBTTBR CALL BABYSITTER twice weekly tor . condlUon. $100. Call 647-1706. rooms, formica, ceramic. 0 t h ------1 Constitution Plaza, Hartford 3 E ■ BACKTOTHB/URFORTV McKEB AFTER 1969 11’ YELLOWSTONE plck- er related work. No Job too JOSEPH P. LEWIS — Custom two children, provide own M AN FOR WE FIND A up cami>er. Sleepa 6. EXiUy HOTEL1 CHEVROLBjT 1068 Impala con­ small. Dan Moran, Builder. Painting, Interior and exterior, transportation. 289-4449. W l vertible, V-8, automatic, power loaded. Call 646-8180. Evenings, 649-8880. paperbanging, fully Insured T steering, brakes. 6 per cent For free estimates call 649-9608. SKC»ETARIE8 '^ la u - (Tsm- SALESGIRL — One opening SOFT GOODS down, small payments. Dealer WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ If no answer 648-6862. porary) work In your own available on 7 p.m. — midnight Rose, 646-2066. MotorcyckM— modeling specialist. Additions, areas, top rates, tree parking, shift, 3 or more nlghta per m Bieyel*f 11 rec rooms, dormers, porches, INSIDE —outside painting. Spe- Immediate openings. Call 622- week. Experience not neces- DEPT. MANAGER LANCELOT BY COKER and PENN 1068 ^ T A U N A , etatloa wagon, cablnets, formica, built -tas, cial rates for people over 60. 0492. COED temporary service, aary. Apply In person. Mister m automatic, V.-8, power steer­ 1969 flUZtJkl, 200 oc, 28 h.p., bathrooms, kitchens, 649-8446. Call my comMtitors, then call 100 Constitution Plaze, SuKe Donut Shop, 206 West Middle tGftl^X HMe .WOULD VtoU \ c COUBGE MOT! TUWlr WHKT I'M HERE fioR..-'^ ing, power brakes, air-con­ street bike, 8,000 miles. BXcel- me. Estimat^ given. 649-7868. 800, Hartford. Tpke., Manchester. EXPERIENCE PREFERRED KMoteiN NUND darning) ------— V ditioning. No money down, full lent condlticn, $400. 849-9774. MASONRY — All types of stone CLERK-TYPISTS — East Hart­ OHe OFMV* iTftoR M e? financing arranged. Call 286- and concrete work. Quality ERW IN Davis Painting and STEADY POSITION—SALARY OPEN ford branch of national com- 90CI(G. 6160. Workmanship, work guaron- r paper - r — hangli^,---- o—o- Be an early . . . . Butiiwst S*rvle*s teed. eXU after 6, 648-1870, 644- blid, be wise. Plan your out- PART-TIME RAM BLER 1066 excellent trans­ OflMrad 13 3976. side painting now. Prompt smaU congenial office. ***"’ Salary Apply Af Once In Person To LITTLE SPORTS BY JtOUSOM portation, e cylinder etandaid, service. 649-0496. and benefits competitive. Call . WAITRESS 4-door aedan. ,0 per cent down, SHARPENINO Service — Saws. SAVE M O NEY! Fast service. 389-9818 for appointment. / / . knives, axes, Zhears, skates, Dormers, room additions,' ga­ sm al payments. Dealer Rose, B.H MAOOWAN JR. A Sons, For after school hours and rotary blades. Quick service. ragea, porches, roofing and Mr. Ulmen 846-2660. Interior and exterior painting, FASHION Frocks — can help some Saturdays. Apply to \ Capitol Equipment Co., 18 elding. Compare prioea. Ad- you! Openings for managers paper hanging. Thirty years person. .1989 MOB, OT, low mileage, Mato St., Iw o h ester. Hours A-Level Dormer Corp., 289- exqMrience, generations. and counselors. Two wardrobes 1 7,000 miles, $2,000 Firm. Cell s. dally 7:80-0, Thursday, 7:80-9, 0449. F m estimatM, fuUy Insured. a year./' Car' necessary. Fdr TREASURE CITY 649-8606 between 0-7. SatUldsy, 7:80-4. 648-7968. 648-7861. more Information, 742-7063, BRASS KEY NEWTOR H. SMITH and Son— 649-8271, e4S-60$6. RESTAURANT / Manchester Parkade Shipping Center v-w i \\|i FORD. 1908 etatlon wagon, V-8, WRLD1N0 — Shop and portable RemodbUng, repairing, addi­ CONTRACTOR — Interior, e » eiti»Wiin.w. 4 ''ISli! standard transmiaaion. 0 per Mrvfbe, small repairs, light tions, rec rooms, garages, torior pointing, p a ^ r hanging. WAITRESSES tor day or eve- 829 Main St. 4Y«/ cent down, small payments. fabricating. CaU 648-0630, 648- porches and roofing. No Job Dlooount on, wallpaper. CaU nlng, no experience neoeoaory. 7 Dealer Ross, 048-3080. 2684, nlghta and weekends. too amoll. Call 649-8144. Osoar Hebert, 646-8048. Good salary. CaU 871-9US.

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PAGE EIGHTfeBM MANCHESTiBiR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESPAY, APRIL 21, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1070 PAGE NINBTBBN BY SHORTEN ond WHIPn.E H e u s o s F o r 7 2 HRlp.W ontod THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW Out of T o^ H o i i i m For Sate 72 H o o s m For Sate 72 H o i m m For Sate 72 H o u m e For Sote 72 O u l o f T o w n O u t o f T o w n F o r R o n t 66 BI, 81, Benorita, BpanUh influ­ Mol* or Fomolo 3 7 HEART OF TOWN—Ten (or MANCHBETBR — Forest Hllla ------F o r S o t e 7 5 F o r S o t e 7 5 ence Colonial, aeven spacloua CBNTRA1X.T tooated, oltan 8 ______-By CLAY R. POLLAN- B o GUESS WHERE SHE DEFINITELV LAROE 8room apartment, ki It 11) room single with 234 ~ Brand new, large overalaed TWO-FAMILY, 6-6, with attaoh- AMU UIRA MALE or female salesperson B rATIMELLA seemed i d HAVflE A DEFINI-nE rooms, oentrsl convenient lo­ bedroom Ranch with flreplaoe, h e b RON beauty of a 634 VERNON — Monchsater Una— YeOr Dolly AdMIy Guido CLASSIFIED uUUUes furnished. Country at- battia. Neejds some redecorat­ Raised Ranch, executive living ad garages. ExceUent oondl- full basement, alumlmun X ts. a( im . » r< for appliance store. Experienc­ a A lR FOR PAIMTIRG «• 6 0 IWE fDL«S Fl a r e d with h er masterpieces - cation, city utUltlea, many ex­ room Ranch on heavily wood­ Overaised Raised Ranch. Ex­ Ateording lo Iho Sion, moqihere. Gentleman or mar­ in a prestige area. Custom tion throughout. Large lot. Afi. It O cf. 1 1 ^ ed preferred. Five nights and citing featurea. Morrison, ing. Priced at $26,900. T. J. atorma and aereens. Fire ed lot In fine residential area, cellent buy. Owner wants faat To develop mstioge for Wednesday, EUCOORAGED MER ried couple. No peta or chil­ built. OaU for more details. $37,600, ,Wolverton Agency, alarm system. Walk to schoohi 4 -1 8 1 9 -2 8 3-181834/Q Saturday. Excellent pay. Ap­ Realtor, 6481015. Crockett, Realtor, 6481677. fiiU basement, rear porch. T. sale. OaU on thts one. Frech­ Ml/'^484836v read words corresp^lng to numbers BRATIMELLA THE EASEL WASN'T dren. Refereitces. $80 weekly. Frechette Realtors, 647-9993. Realtors, 6483818. and sh opping. A oaum able 434 31-40-75 VjB ADVERTISING ply anytime. Bemie’s TV and llERE '/OU ARE, OBOVfNOWI J. Crockett, Reettor, 6481677. ette Realtors, 647-9906. ’ TAURUS of your Zodiac birth sign, NOT ON THE BIG ENOUGH AND KOiPIO 742-8181. SEVEN-ROOM Ranch with at­ per cent mortgage with sub- I N«rv«t Appliancesi Manchester Park- DEAR' MOUR CAN BE AREAL THE PAPER WAS lwUlHns” wo^ed ***'*°® ~ LARGE custom built MANCHESTER — 8bedrooma, \ ” 31 Hesitote 61 At o c r. 21 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS w a l l : tached garage, screened porch, uape. nicnen wmwns, wooded immaculate Raised Ranch. ------— • ------— •»« stantial cash. Mr. Zlnuer, BM- SOUTH WINDSOR — Oversized < MAY 20 2 A 32Doy 62 Don't ade. OWN little a r t i s t T ; ^ exceptional kitchen - famUy 3 Auifttonc* 33 Hoppy 63 Show ok NO GOOD.' 8 bedrooms, 2 full baths, lot Central location. Only ftore Agency, 647-1418. Ranch, many features, Three "LOTS OP LIVING” W . If 8'A j|. to 4:30 PJl. Rosorf Proporty bullt-ins, fire p la ce , 134 baths, rooms and bathrooms. Pri­ 1- 8 1 8 1 5 4 Sociol 34 Move 64 Presented PART-TIME pharmacist want­ EASEL.' $19,000. Bel Air Real Estate, bedrooms, dining room, Uving 5 Day 35 Love 1S-26-3M1 formal dining room, large liv­ garage, large wooded . lot. vacy, quiet rural setting in FOUR BEDROOMS and three Plctiiresque older home, 8 3 8 5 4 ^ 5 A 57-65-r ^ ed for growing neighborhood For Ront 67 ing room and recreation room, Vincent A. Bogginl, Realtor, room, fireplace, waU-towaU, aiMINI 6 0 n 36 Vibrations 66 ResporMlive Hutchins Agency, Realtors, Manchester. Good . sdMwIa, b a th room s! Tbla 734 room completely renovated with 7 Sorr>«thlnG 37 Turn 67 You SAOnTAIIIUS COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. pharmacy. Call 6489814. Wr.: lovely landscaped lot with pri­ 6489882. two - fuU baths, den, famUy MAY 21 CAPE COD East Sandwich — 6486324. 'convenient to Oiopping. Barn Split ki ideal tor the large or all modern conveniences. sold 36 Con 68 In N O Y .J l ^ vacy. Immediate occupancy. room with wet bar, garage. Two-full baths, large rooms, 10 9 Yoo'ft 39 Be 69 Opens «!N PJ«, DAT BEFORE PUBUOATION shore , cottage, private beach MANCHESTER —Immaculate with pony atoUs and'parking. growing famUy I Ideal subur­ 10 Aw oift, 40 Believe 70 Your DK. 21 Only $25,900. Phllbrlck Agen­ HIGHLAND PARK area, new Frechette, ReaJtors, 647-9098, 8car oversized gsnage. Must 2- 822-35 DeMUlne for Saturday and Mondi^r la 4tM p.m. Frida; on private road. Openings Au­ 8bedroom Cape, new roof, Acre lot. Additional buUdlng ban atmosphere-practically no 11 Allow 41 Adversely 71 Their 42-4855-39/0 Situations W anlod-> ' 8room Raised Ranch, 2 batha, be so ld ! >^30^2-46 12 You 42 You're 72 Up gust 1st — August 22nd. Call cy, Realtors, 646-4200. plumbing, furnace, garage, lot avaUable, Principals orily. tralfio, yet close to school and VERNON 634 room R anch, 6 1 -7 6 8 3 ^ 5 F o m a i o 3 8 2-car garage, handy locaUon. CANCIR l3Edg« 43 Not 73 Heof 644-0788. wooded lot, Jalousled windowa, Owner, 6488408. recreational faculties. Moder­ heated rec room, treed lot, U Lucky 44 Accented 74 Overdo CATRICORN TOUR COOPERATION WILL M l R| AA9 1 A good Inv at $36,900. PhU- ______JUNl 21 IS S u t 45 Hunch RELIABLE WOMAN desires family room, $22,900. Meyer ately priced In the very low walk-out basement, exceUent C V R 75 Ask D K . 21 BE APPRECIATED D IA L 04J*271 I GIANTS Neck Heights-cottage LAKEWOOD emOLE ^ k Agency Realtors, 648 MANCHESTER center, 8room JULY 22 l6 D o y 46 Of 76 Ger$eroslty housework. Oood references. Realtors, 648-0609. 80'a. CaU now! Belflare Agen­ location. Only $21,600. Hayes Connecticut VoUey Realty, Inc. 17 EoQ«r 47 But JAM. It sleeps 10. Call 6487927 or 648- 77 Out Call after 8 p.m., 828-8214. ______Colonial, possible offlea and cy, 647-1418. Agency, 646-0181. Bruce Ltttle, Shirley UtUe fSn-27-29-]5 3 IS If 48 Or 78 And 7- B8839i|ri 3 8 1 ,6 0 0 19 Follow 49 Go 79 Better 1644. MANCHESTER — Large 4-bed- rezlden tial com bina tion , 134 B A 8 7 1 - 7 6 648M1-MJL: C ontimiod From Procodlnq Poqo ^ MANCHESTER - $24,000. Hill $16,600! Yes, $16,000 tor thU six- BAST HARTFORD — Brick R«*nlck, BHzabeth i^>elt 20 Confusing 50 Provided 80 New room Colonial. 2H baths, fire- overlooking parkAde. at­ batha, 2-car garage, $24,900. LIO 21 Activititt 51 Little 81 New AQUABIUI SitucHions W ontod— 7%-room Ranch, on wooded place, attached garagek, large room older home, centraUy lo­ four-family, two bedroom ! 22 For 52 You're 82 Do JAM. 20 W ontod To Ront 68 tractive Cape, flreplaoe. Hayes Agency 640-0181. 644-1571 100x272 lot overlooking res­ wooded lot. $37,600. Heritage cated! Assumable mortgage, apartments with all appliances L.AUO.,22 23 Ur>«xp«crtd 53 To 63 Best fit. It Holp W ontocL-M olo 36 Holp W ontod— Molo 36 M a t e 3 9 aluminum siding, recreation 24| Don't -----54 Predonr>ir>ote 84 Thir>gs ervoir and country club. House, 6482482. Mr. Zlnaocr, Belflore Agency, Including air • conditioners. 9-17-25-49 25 To 55 At 85 Be 4-21-30-441 ON LEASE with option, or buy, room, garage, wooded lot MANCHESTER — Six-famUy BOLTON-CAPE, 8-bedrooms, 2 PLASMA flame spray depart­ ACCOUNTANT — 2 years Jun­ TWO college students want home, Manchester area. Up to Flreplaced living room, din­ 647-1418. $62,000. Wolverton Agency, |l./77-7^-84 26 Events 56 Tip 86 Light I7-62-74 MANCHESTER — Top quality Hutchins Agency, Realtors, and a two-famlly In one parcel. futl baths, dining room, fire­ 27 Other 57 Await 87 Doy ment is looking for an ex­ ior college or business school weekly siunmer yard work, ing room, 3 bedrooms, den, Realtors, 649-2818. VIROO $24,000. By July 1st. Profes­ Investment proi>erty with an Fully rented with exceUent In- b RAITD N EW emd beautiful! place, scenic wooded lot, full 28 A 58 Events 68 Procticol perienced inspector Must be odd Jobs, etc. 6480198. laundry room, garage. Job 640-6824. 29 People 59 All 89 Hope with major In accounting and sional family, no young chil­ Income of over $8,000 per year. come. Off street perking. Wol- geven-room Cope, w ith fu ll ELLJNOTON — Ctolonlal, fw cellar. Assumable mortgage. fam iliar with alrcrat inspection transfer dictates sensible 30 Are 60 To 90Tod<^ on e yeeu* g en era l accounting dren, peta. Landlord refer­ Brand new heating system. MANCHESTER New Ustlng, verton Agency, Realtors, 648 shed dormer, giving Colonial bedrooms, one fuU and two Mid 20’s. 648-6972. procedures and spe^cations. price. CaU early ^ 3 7 -4 6 -5 8 experience. Excellent work­ ences. 6487900. $49,600. Wolverton Agency, Raised Ranch, 8months old, 2818. sized bedrooms. First floor half-baths, formal dining J69-72-80W )G ood ^Advene ^Neutol Many excellent benefits plus Dogs— Birds— Pots 41 ing conditions. Manchester of­ Realtors, 6482818. ' 8 bedrooms, dining room kitch­ family ivom, garage. Quality room, modern kitchen with NORTH COVENTRY quarterly bonuses. Apply in fice. CaU 649-8861. MORGAN horses, yearlings to - ah .hU BEL Am REAL ESTATE en w ith buUt-ins, 134 batha, MANCHESTER Texas elze lot, oonstiucted and aluminum tmUt-lns, central air-condition­ T-N-T p erson K lock C o ., 1S66 T ollan d older brood mares, also Businou Proporty MANCHESTER $18,900 nice 8 ranch, 7 spacious rooms, sided tor mslntoinenoe free Trim, neat ft tended is the WANTED licensed pliunber, ex­ large famUy room, aU ing, garage. Wooded lot, lOOx T pke. ponies. Reasonable prices. ______^______648-98S2 bedroom Ranch, cabinet kitch­ paneled family room, immacu­ Uving'. Lovely large lot. Under description of this six-room cellent working conditions. For Sate 70 aluminum sided, 2-car ga­ 280’, wall to wall stays. $82,- The Village Voice Pemwood Morgans, Hebron en, aluminum storms, cellar, late condition. Only $28,000. $81,000. CaU now, Mr. Merritt, Raised Ranch on quiet side DIE-Makers, two needed. Ap­ Call 646-2112 for appointment. Vincent A. Bogginl Realtor rage. Asking $84,600. Frechette 600. PhUbrick Agency, Real­ Aportm onts— Fkds— ROUTE 6 — Business locatlOD, m a r bus. A ssu m able 634 per Hurry! Hutchins Agency, Real­ Belflore Agency, 647-1418. street. Three bedrooms, ply at Kurtz Brothers, Inc., A. B. Chick Plumbing A Heat­ Rd., Bolton, Conn. Fiorists— Nursorios 49 Rooms W ithout Board 59 Realtors, 647-0998. tors, 646-4200. 260’ frontage, 8room Ranch,______cent mortgage. Hutchins Agen­ tors, 6486324. large famUy kitchen ft spa­ 847 Keeney St., rear or phone in g, In c. Tonofiwnts 63 Success Embarrassing ENGLISH SETTER puppies, gpRUCE TREES for sale, from THE THOMPSON House—Cot- country store. Many posslblll- MANCHESTER Suburbs — 7- cy, Realtors, 6486324. MANCHESTER —new listing. SIMPLY Immaculate 8bed- VERNON — New listing, Im- cious famUy room wlttt wet 648-8876. Forest HlUs, Immaculate over- MANCHESTER - Oversized room Ranch with 2-car garage. SHORT order cooks, full or part FDSB, excellent with children 2-6’ high. EMg your own. $2. tage St., centrally located i:5vELY 4-«»m apartment, ties. CaU now. $28,900. Hayes gpj„ up.t<,p condition. maculate large 8room Colo­ b a r fo r on ly $27,900. OoM MANCHESTER — Charming 7- sized 8room Ranch, 2-fiiU tour-room Ranch F ull b a se­ WINDOW cleaner, experienced, and for hunting, 643-5848. each any size. 646 North Main large pleasantly furnish^ stove, hea*. hot w ateJ ^ ga- Agency, 646-0181. fireplace. Family room, gar- Raised hearth fireplace, coun­ nial dining room, flr^lace, J. McLaughUn at 6486806 To Bohemian Newspaper -time, days or nights. Apply in room Cape, large wooded lot, ment, oil hot water heat, 2-car must be reliable. Call Man- St. room s, parking. C all 649-2368 ’ . “ baths, fireplace, dining rtx>m, try sized kitchen with auto­ kitchen with oven, dishwasher, for look-see! person only. Howard Johnson FREE! Greyhound Boxer wants forTverSyhrand"^^^ J^e^^Jults only, no peU. CaU cON V^^EN T home, long flreplaoe, first - floor family garage. On bus line. Char-Bon diester Window Cleaning Co., garage, partial rec room. As­ matic dlehwasher. Several oth­ disposal 134 baths, garage. On­ By BIOHARD DODOHEBTY cial stands. “Norman now Restaurant, 394 Tolland Tpke., good home with room to run. established business. Always Asency, 8480181. room, garage, bus, $28,600. Agency, 643-0633. 648-8884. guest rates. su m a ble 634 p er cen t. A sking er extras. Aluminum storms. ly $28,900. Frechette Realtors, T b o tarn Angdea Times grants that we were right in Manchester. Call 643-4242. Meyer Agency, Realtors; 648- B &L W Fertiiii«rs 50-A 688 CENTER St. 4%-room Du- STeat opportunity for right |22,900 PICTURE-BOOK land- $86,600. Frechette R ea ltors, M AN CH ESTER - a r e a 1860, 8 ^ 647-9998. NEW YORK — The copy Is wanting a paper that would 0609. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. PORTER In East Hartford, on CUSTODIAN wanted — Bolton ALASKAN Malamutes puppies, px)R SALE-Good cow manure. *^^8^ aU^areui^CM. ‘nformaUon, 647-9998. antieatabllshroent but the bal- jazt,” said Wolf, or 4-bedroom Colonial, all n ^ ^ VERNON CENTER, new 8 Manchester Parkade bus Une. Oood benefits. Bum- IhibUc Schools. Contact Supt. Breed of dlstlncUon. Excellent Delivered. $6 and $12 per load, “ ew?y ' redecorated carpeted, 2 alr-condlUon- caU P^to^k Agency, Real- s-bedroom Randi. Coun- ance sheet la radiantly bourge- paradoxical la the fact that MANCUIESTER area — Seven- SDC-room Ranch, flreplaced Uv­ VYlring, cop p er plum bing, room Raised Ranrti, 2 full M an ch ester 649-6306 side CMivalescent Home, of Buildings and Grounds at wlth children. Adapts to all 643-7804, 6488731. tors, 646-4200. try kitchen, huge awning, ga­ room Cape. Large kitchen, ing room, new kitchen, garage, nace, gutters, and Interior and MANCHESTER 6 room Ranch baths,oacna ooumedouble aanurogarage, near ______*>«• crusading UbsraUo- Phone Mr. Kelly, 2889671. 643-1569 for an Interview. rage, trees. Hutchins Agency, sltuaUons. 742-6334. 643-^ Parking lu . sto ra g e and parkin g, on M ANCH ESTER - 20.000' square dishwasher, disposal, built-lns, rec room. Many extras. Imme­ exterior decorating. Minutes with 3 bedrooms, large living S s , l^ g e*^ ’ $2^ ANDOVER -Begin your day ^ COW MANURE delivered. 643-4248. shopping. $196 _aja ntot w ith a Mvim. invK.rnntn vaar “ “ “ Oil W^S tO the Ught bUlb, ha* coliimnz- tRa Vnica haa no foot masonry industrial build­ 6485324. fire p la ce , 134 ba th s, beautifu l diate occupancy. AasumaUe from new Route 6. 88x226 lot room with fireplace, dining Hayes Agency, 646-0181. with a swim. Five-room year Its columns, tBe Voice has no “ T f u r n i s h e d room, for male Per month. Charles PonUcelll. ing, IVi acres, central location, treed lot. Sale price, $27,900. mortgage. Owner, 648-9386. backs up to nature center. Up­ room, wall to wall carpeting ’round, cottage across the . , . -uccessful editorial page. RICHARD P. RITA free, 61 MUl St., Manchester or uvered all year 'round. Large narklnir 816 weekly CaU 6489644, after 6. all utilities. Many possibilities, Mitten Realty, Realtors, 648- per teens. Helen D. Ckile, Real­ throughout. Attached garage. BOLTON —attractive Ranch street from lake with private '»« flourUWng of Vole# caU 6489606. pick-up truck load. WUl deUv- ^ ------1------including commercial use. 6930. MANCHESTER — 8room SpUt- tor, 643-6666. Wolvferton Agency. Realtors, home high on a cliff overiook- right of way. FuU basement er smaller amounts. 742-8266.------a lte r o. ______^ 8TRANT St. second floor, TAKE YOUR CHOICE founded b v a u U w ftorm a n **** m ade It Im m une from FOUR MONTHS male chihua­ Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Ronch, separate entrance, Uv­ 6482818. Ing Ekistem Conn. Hiree bed­ wUh garage.ficui>so. $12,900. Lesseng- ^ ^ couole Of fTlends the ®*^U®**“* ~ particularly from PERSONNEL SERVICES 238 CHARTER Oak St., room room apartment. Heat, hot NEW LI8TINO — ImmeunUate RANCH — Modern kitchen with hua terrier, excellent with chU- ing quarters. Lakewood Clircis, rooms, iVi baths, two oar ga­ «T Company, Realtors, 1-428 o^cenwich Village weekly' has **** farther-out Iegig. central location, good in- room, 6 bedrooms, baths, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. verton Agency, Realtors, 648 SOUTH WINDSOR — New Ust- BRIDE I RETAIL STORE TRAINEES about six mechanics, sched­ neai; bus Une. 649-6914. MANCHESTER 6H - room 2 fireplaces. Hutchins Agency, Fashioned to reflect the left- •« far as to charge that because ule customers service, etc. $36. 6480837. Main St. Call 643-2171. ------come, gtxxl Investment. $87,- 2818. Ing — 6%-room Ranch, 1V4 —M any areas. T o $160. Rambling Ranch In a country MANCHESTER — Oolcnial. 6 Irti view, of the historically prints two sides to a oontro- First year potential is $10,- NICELY furnished 8room Phllbrlck Agency Real- KEITH REAL ESTATE Realtor, 6486324. ------c , w ------— ------baths, family room, garage, FREE — Pour fluffy kittens, SEWING machine — Singer zlg- apartment, in 2-famlly house, tors, 646-4200. setting with trees, aU rooms roosns, 1>4 baths, garage. Own- WEST side — Spotless seven aluminum siding. Only This cottage Is meant tor Bohemian yUlage—and with verslal issue. It iwver was real- 000. honeym oon ers. OuRe 8 MANAGEMENT TRAINEES box trained, very affectlimate. zag, buttonholes, hems, fancy heat auid electricity. $160. J. large includh^ central haU ROLLING PARK 6 room Cape er wants fast sole. WUl listen room colonial —tour down to' $26,900. Frechette Realtors, Uttle thought of financial profit— ly antiestabUstament in the first Aportmonts Flots— 646-4126 649-1922 rooms, furnished, on town —^Wlth or without degrees. BINDERY FOREMAN — At CaU 648-2622 after 6 p.m. designs, etc. Originally over D. Real Estate Associates. 648- CENTER St., 6-room home, and foyer, 2-car attached ga­ plus rec-room, exceUent condi­ to offers. CaU now. Frechette eluding family room. IMi 647-9068. The Voice runs to 80 ad-thick place. Tenomonts 63 toad near Coventry Lake. Many areas. To $10,000. least 6 years’ experience hi 8300, full price now 851. Easy 5129. yards from the center, $20,000 rage, $29,900. PhUbrick Agen­ tion throughout, garage, large Realtora, 647-9998. baths, garages, excellent area. ------_------— pages every laraie and makes ------aU phases o f bin d ery . $10,000 cy Realtors, 646-4200. Asking $6,600. terms. 622-0931, deader. firet- for Immediate sale. Call War- screened porch, large yard, T. J. Crockett, Realtors, 648- VERNON — Must seU Immedi- so much money Its owners are plus, D.O.E. Livo Stock 42 ^ftoor^iS^ent^"^^^ve rrf^ - ®TJRNISHED one room apart- E. Howland, Realtor, 648- L-RANCH, 6 rooms, basement exceUent tor chUdren. Recent­ CAMBRIDGE Street — four ately—Foiir-bedroom Colonial, embarrassed. Com pilter Dating floor apartment, stove, refrig semi-private bath. Apply u08. parOaUy finished, garage, near MANCHESTER — Deluxe cus­ bedroom colonial completely Dining room, living room with ^ ^ „ SINGER touch and sew with erator, heat, hot water, elec­ ly remodeled kitchen. Assum­ Ostensibly addressed to youth- ^ _ PARTIAL LISTING F E E S P A ID YOUNG ^ng^h^Jum ^i% _14.8 cabinet. Monograms, hems. Marlow’s 867 Main St. ------tom 7-room Garrison Colonial, redecorated. Oversized' comer JUST listed — neat five-room fireplace, tamSy room, Utoh- KEITH REAL ESTATE tricity, adults, references, no high ^hool. $26,800. PhUbrick able 4^% mortgage. Asking ftfl dovotees of ^ III Cattle Matins MANCHESTER—8-room house, 2H baths, 2-car garage, aU lot. Oarage with storage. Own- Ranch, with three bedrooms, en ^th buUt-lns, ono^^1U^tet^ 646-4126 OPEN MONDAY & THURSDAY UNTIL 7 P.M. rider.”fSu’648^ embroiders, etc. Ujed, excel pets, $120. 649-6324. Agency Realtors, 6484200. $28,600. Owner. 646-6622. 649-1922 the sprltely tabloid boasts a & lent condition. Guaranteed. plus additional B-zone lot with aluminum, private treed lot, era moving south arid want ac­ carpeted Uving rooni, large two half-baths. ' Redecorated, readership with a resoundingly R fzttfzra lifA A tlT Iflr plush living In the finest of PITKIN Street — One of the BOARD your horse at RoUing Full price now $56 or 7 month- MANCHESTER — Immediate Business Locations utUltles. Owner wUl mortgage MANCHESTER — Immaculate, tion. T. J. Oockett, Realtor, kitchen, aluminum siding, ga­ vaccuit. Large assumable 614 ___ square median Income of $16,293 l a d B X T J C a U n g at reasonable rate. Two-family 2-famlly with aluminum siding. neighborhoods. Hayes Agency, most gracious homes in Town. acres, 16 minutes from South ly payments of $8. 522-0476, occupancy, deUghtful —/ 8H-room 648-1677. rage and treed lot. $21,600. per cent FHA mortgage. Call ANDOVER — We have ___ a year and a median age which b i BMARCK. N.D. (AP) — For Rent 64 conversion possible of single. 2-car garage. Lovely lot on 646-0181. 11 rooms In aU, 4H baths, ex- early. Frertiette Realtora, 647- 63 EAST CENTER , ST. Manchester. Box stall, proles- dealer, apartment, featmes complete ___ Wolverttm Agrency, Realtors, Ranrti homes, worthy of In- puriilng 80. Computer dating has come to Flano Agency, 646-0191. west side. Low so’s. H eritage BOWERS School area — Six- 9093. slonal riding ring, lessons GE kitchen, carpeting, two MAIN S’TREET office space, ______MANCHESTBR — Lovely six- 6482818. spection, that offer quiet sub- account for the ttie cattle set. w ashing House, 6482482. avaUable. CaU 6483353 after FRIGIDAIRB air - condlUonera. Large stor- too per cent location near m a n CHES’TER — Professlcn- room Ranch with large urban Uving, $20,000 and riicceM of an enterprise which room Cape with rec room, ga- Roaltor. 6481677.______ATTRACTIVE 8 room Ranch ------— -----__ ------,, w. 1., ■ .a (.qp Si^iposodly Ideal mattUies be- MANCHESTER 646-4040 chine, 6 months old. CaU age area. Master TV, on bus banks, air-conditioned, auto- modem kitchen, fireplace, 8 p .m . al men —Large Coltmlal house rage, and 1% acres of land, n e w e r 4-FAMILY, brick, with wW.U1 ith la rg e bedrooms,______full Agency, 6480191. ^ ^-lowed tor cow and buU aw being 6772 betw een 183. llne. 646-2623, 643-1023, 643-4112, rnatlc fire sprinkler. Apply recreation room. Very neat on corner parcel. 140x140’. Make offer. Heritage House, ^ garages. Assumable 6 per LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN 1 to 7 daUy. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. and weU maintained home, ceramic bath, b1 ^ ioLTDN - First offerii^^ W- LeU.t“ SuS^r)^^L ^ce tSH TtoSTtor 5ie"ZSS 36” Must seU. Ideal office building. Logoi N otico DONUT baker or baker’s help­ A lt e l e c t r i c range, GE, 6482482. cent mortgage. Pasek Real- $26,000. PhUbrick Agency, doors to large sundeck, one- Colonial. Retiring writer (editor Dan Wolf) and a meatiest MiTiciCs rwr aa’v w iao win itoiivoi- m r Heritage House, 6482482. Large 7-room Ralted Ranch, 519 OPERATOR er, 48 hours per week. Apply wide. Will deliver, $38. Call WE HAVE customers waiting s u x a t .t . upstairs office, ade- AT A COURT or PROBA’TE, LAKE St., 8room Cape Cod, 2- tors, MLS, 2887476, 742-8248. car garage, on 1^ acre lot, Realtors, 6484200. 2 fireplaces, tile baths, 2- ^he^i«nputer U being used in person. Bess Eaton, 160 Cen­ ALUMINUM sheets used as 6487878. for the rental of your apart- quate parking. 287 East Center jU r e jE-FAMILY stone held at Uancheiter, within and for $28900. lUiUbrick Ageiusy, the dUtrIct of Manchester, on the car garage, new electric heat, .^q SETTLE estate. Brick and zone heat, all buUt-ine, large - none of whom had .patteraon Land Go., a tasge ExceUent opportunity for an ter St. printing plates, .009 thick, 23x ment or home. J.D. Real Es- st., CaU before 6 p.m., 6489527. ’ MANCHESTER — Six - room Realtors, 646-4200. Model Home Furniture Struction, plus single cottage, 13th day of April A.D. 1970. new kltcUien, over an acre of (fame 7-room Colonial. Two- famUy room, laundry room, $24,900. Flano Agency, 6480191. Mwspaper experienceT corporation opei- experienced 619 operator to M”, 26 cents each or 6 for $1 late Associates, ■ Inc. 643-6129. ------In buslnees zone. A good In- Colonial in the Bowers school APPLIANCE salesman — Op- ______WANTED—3,000—6.000 square land. 6480066. car garage, 1% baths, fire­ 2-car garage, city uUlties, VERNON — Manchester Line vERNON „ For mort r^era ^ exiUai^ North Dakota. work days, 8:30 to 4:30. 643-2711. 3 ROOM HOUSEFUL /estment. More information on ^tate of Alfred Ooda. bu'e of area. Formal dining room, portimlUes for eeLmlngs up to 6 EXCEPTIONAL three rooms, feet, suitable for motorcycle place. $27,600. Pasek Realtors, large treed lot. Owner anx­ 4-bedroom Garrison Colonials, TRANSFERRED “*** « • • H*® George Duemeland, vice pres- Must also 1^ able to use a requert, $66,000. PhUbrick district, de- COLONIAL — Ansaldl buUt. country kitchen and three bed­ . . ,a.__ „ „ UWNliK lKAINSl The Voice’s scorn is not aU .^ould not te wttto- plete Model Display of Qual­ adults only, no pets. May 1st. ly 550 so. ft., plenty of free finance 80 per cent at 834 per application be heard and determin- Realtora, 646-4200. ford, 8bedroom Ranch, re­ aimed at the forces of the right. ^ benefit program. Apply: have driver’s Ucense. Apply In Lustre. Rent electric sham- Agency, 616-0191. baths, fireplace, screened able assumable mortgage. ity Furniture Just removed modeled kitchen, bath, taste­ The sacred cows of both the person at W. H. Elngland Lum­ pooer $1. Olcott Variety Store. occupency. 643-4677. parking. Central location. Call cent. Terrific Income. produc- ^eiS^rta® sfi'dmrtriri?'^ ttie*8oS; C O N TE M PO R A R Y RANCH In porch and 2-car garage. Many Exceptional buy at $25,900. "We’re looking for larger anl- to warehouse for PubUc 6482212. er. CaU now, Hajes Agency, da^ of April, A.D. 1970, ^ ten MANCHESTER — Huge 8pUt fully decorated, sewer and near ^ to left get their hides ^ because catUemen’a coots FIRST NATIONAL ber Co., Route 44-A, Bolton beautiful wooded setting, 7H extras. Mid 80’s. PhUbrick J. Florence', 6486806. DARK, rich, stone free, loam, Sale. Modern 3 complete MANCHESTER — Newer one- 646-0131. o'clock In the forenoon, and that with In-ground pool, 2-ccu’ ga­ water $21,900. Morrison Agen­ Notch, Conn. notice be given to all peraons In- rooms, carport, large flag­ Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Lots For Sate 73 r*?" ®"®^’ have gone up, so we have to STORES, INC five-yards, $20. Sand, gravel, rooms with the $1,000 look. bedroom Garden type apart- HARTFORD Rd.—2,000 square ' terested _ In ___said ___ estate of the penden- __ ra g e, 2J4 baths. F ou r bad- ______cy, Realtor, 6481016. stone patio. $29,600. PhUbrick .“ 1 ! VMoiiice moro meat,’’ he said. stone, fUl, manure, pool and 8 pc. Convertible Living ment. Small quiet building, feet, business or industrial. MANCHESTER close to shop- cy of Mid application ond'tlieid the time tin room s and fa m ily ro o m . STE PH E N STRBIBJT—new B & W Woodatock rock festival last ^ oUs time bahova PARK & OAKLAND Agency Realtora, 646-4200. O" ’TOIXAND — % acre building ANDOVER — Dutch styled PART-TTME HELP, two men, patio sand. 643-9604. R oom , 6 p c. bed room , 6 $160 per month Including heat ideal for machine shop, etc. ping, 4-famlly wlUi 4 room ulta®2?der *ta Heritage . House, 6482482. market. Solid four bedroom co- loU, $1,608$2,600. Hayes Agen­ BARROWS and WALLACE Oo. aummer was a far cry from the we wUl have to reduce the AVENUES Raised Ranch, 2 fuU baths, nights. CaU M9-5334. p c. D inette. $10 dow n, you and appUanoss. Call Paul W. Loading ramp. CaU 649-7296. apartments, 4-car garage, new some newspaper having a clrcula<- lonal, 1^ baths, two ■ car cy 646-0181. Manchester Parkade rapturlst stories which opptBT- ^ t y of mart ” SCREENED loam, processed FOUR-bedroom, front - to -rear u a NCHESTER M Cape, four bed- cupancy. Subotantial caOh wlU Ebcoellent working conditions. p .m . stove, fl^?Le,”Se *rouS!”AvJ!rS « tii^ir'wock: mower, $46. Call 6483353 after 646-2332 kitchen, heated. $150 per INVITATION assum e 6$4 P «r cen t m ortg a g e. Insurance benefits. Apply in rooms at $146, 334 at $160, 434 rooms, two baths, oversized porch overlooking lake, ga­ Id red or In their home town, and the T V w ifZV in TUfttorV Sotesmen W onted 36-A 5 p.m . (former Norman’s Furn.) month. Call weekdays, 9 to 6 at $180. Heat, hot water, re- two-car garage. Landscaped $28,600. niUbrlck Agency, tape, instant service. Hayea aa a con- I M O f E U r j p erson , M brland T o d C o., 1404 rage, $19,600. HtUbrlck Agen­ W arehouse p.m ., 647-9903. frigerator, oven-range, dlspos- lot, 109x160’. Marlon E. Rob- T O BID Realtors, 6484200. Agency, 646-0181. Tolland Tpke., Manchester. REAL Estate salesman or cy Realtors, 646-4200. firmBtion of thrtr Ufe style after By ’THE AS8001AFBD PBBB8 FORD motor, 4M cubic Inch, of Pine t Forest Sts al, dishwasher, wall to wall ertsiHi, Realtor, 648-6968. Sealed bids wiU be received R«sort Property saleswoman, fuU or part-time. complete with accessories. MANCHESTER — Large execu­ moatha of sitting alone counting ’Uoday is Tuesday, April 31, carpeting, air - conditioning, at the office of the Director of MANCHESTER — 8room Cape, ANDOVER ADULT vrith station wagon or Weil esrtabUshed realtor and h eavy duty transm ission, 1-2- Mon-Pri. 9-9 Sat. 9-6 tive apartment, private en­ For Sate 74 their psychedelic beads.” the Ulth day of 1670. ’Hiure are swimming pool, lUgbted tennis General Services, 41 Center convenient location, fireplace, tnxik for eariy morning news­ multiple listing office. Unlimit­ trance, private basement. Ex­ $10,500 LETS SYNCHRONIZE Other elements have contrib- 264 days left In the year, drive. Best offer over $400. 649- CROSLEY Shelvedore refrig- courts, basketbaU court. Park­ Street, Manchester, 0>nn. until aluminum storm windows, COVENTRY — Log cabin sum­ paper delivery, 7 days a week. cellent locaUon. Two bed­ LEGAL That’s rif^t! $10,600. Four uted to the suoceas of Hia Today’s Highlight la HMasy ed earning potential. Meyer ______erator, 14 cubic foot with freez- ing and storage all included. $22,600. Available immediate­ mer cottage, flreplaced living You want to aril and some­ No coUecUona. MUeage and Agency, Realtors. 643-0609. rooms, formal dining room, May 6, i970 at ll:00.a.m . lor rooms with big enclosed Voice. ’The ^eath throe yean On this date in 1967, the anny BLUE LUSTRE not only rids **■’ working order, $26. No pets. CaU Hartford, 627- ly. Owner. Write Box GG, Man­ room, completely carpeted, one else wants to buy. It's eommlsaion. Call Hartford 17x29’ Uving room with panel­ NOTICE l y d a l L b r o o k .t r u n k porch Just a stones throw ago of the ^rald-Trtbune and seized control in Greece, carpets of soil but leaves pile CaU 6483363 after 6 p.m. 9238, Vernon, 876-8721, 876-4869. SEWER. chester Herald. enclosed porch, exceUent con­ easier to do both thru a rep­ Courant, RockviUe, 875-6286. ing and beams, two fireplaces, PUBLIC AUCTION fro m the lake. OU h ot two other dalles—leaving only On lUa Date Bid forms, plans and specin- dition, treed lot. $9,000. Hayes utable agency. We have cus­ soft and lofty. Rent electric WESTINGHOUSE coop erton e Pursuant to Connecticut Stat- SDC-ROOM} Ranch — Recently w a ter heat. 200 fo o t lot. B ig the New York ’Times, (he In 768 B.C. trodlUon has It ,MANAGE5MENT trainees fw H elp W a n t e d — Agency, 6480181. tomers and we need Mat­ shampooer $1. Pauls Paint ft stove, one year old; copper- month Including aU utUlOes. Apartments. Immediately new ute SecUon 14160, we wUl sell at . T i m “ « redecorated, three bedrooms, fieldstone fireplace in Uving DaUy News and the Post to that Rome was foundsd by Ro- National Franchise opening ings! CaU UB, KEITH REAL M ote or Female 3 7 Wallpaper Supply. tone Westinghouse dishwasher, C3aU Paul W. Dougan Agency, 834 rdoms at $160, 434 at $186. public aucUon to the bidder one General Services Office, 41 fireplace, attached garage, as- room. Ideal summer place serve the nation’s biggest city— mulua. first of group of fast food ESTATE, 6481922 or 648 6 months old; round pine table 649-4686. Heat, hot water, refrigerator, 1963 Rambler Classic—Identlfl- Center Street, Manchester, sumalUe mortgage. CaU owner, or aU season’s home. For made a vacuum parttoularty jyi iggs, the Black IhMSk Ih- restaurants in the Manchester IF SELLING Is your game and GOLF BAG with 4 head covers, 4326. with 6 captain’s chairs. 648 Connecticut. (Twenty-five Dol- O ut off Town detaUs, 6486806. among readers of the sophls- ,jtan vrar began akx« the upper area with unlimited growth op­ real estate is your field, the putter, and umbrella. Excel , , oven-range, disposal, dish- cation No. 106684. ‘ 6488612. 0642. F o r S o t e 7 5 ticated but lU-atarred Tribune. Mteataaiwi. portunities. Call 625-4261. Jarvis Realty Co., Realtors, lent condition. 643-0196. estate rentals — apartments. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, ------TurToir i j ______alr-conditloning, swimming Tucker Texaco Station, Rt. 44A, icANGHESfmi —New Listing B & W nr YfiTT ARE thinMiig n# high-sp«d erosloa ^ the United States ra- has a desk avaUable for your CONNECTICUT —Immaculate 8 room Ranch. SOUTH Windsor —Colonial on LANE maintenance, nights. Al­ immediate use. We wlU pro­ TWENTY-EIGHT good used courts. North Coventry, on April 24 at BARROWS and WALLACE Oo. ingino’ yourvMir hnniAhome niMUMplease lotlet usttm o®*w>raWp both Statutory aaa cognized the independenoe d ROBERT B. WEISS, Fireplace, garage, aluminum wooded lot in choice reat- tacit—during the '60c is thought so mechanic full and part- vide all of the facilities, the storm sashes, 32x62. Reason- *ee®- Call J.D. Real Estate basketbaU court, parking and lo a.m. COLOR Manchester Parkade help you. We offer no guaran­ able. 6489096. 643-8886 after 6:80 p.m. Associates, Inc. 648-6129. . a.m. GENERAL MANAGER. siding, beautiful lot. AoaUm- dential area. Seven rooms In to have helped. time. Apply in person. Holiday rest Is up to you. Call Mr. storage all Incltided. No pets. Tucker Texaco Station M an ch ester 649-6806 tees, only a promise to do our h i 1928, Queen E liza b eth n o f STAMP-ON! aU ( 8 b ed room s) and 2% 'Not that The Voice falls to Lanes, 39 Spencer Man­ Werbner, 643-1121 for an ap­ CaU Hartford, 627-9288, Ver­ Rt. 44A N. Coventry alUe mortgage. Asking $24,900. Britain was born. ENCYCLOPAEDIA Britannlca, FOUR rooms on second floor, baths, mud room, garage. *toP®*e standards: A recent ad ch ester. pointment to discuss this op­ non, 872.4400. Frechette Realtors, 647-9998. BOLTON IsLke, 8room Ranch, wlUlng and able to buy. ^ In 1964, U .8. A ir F o r ce p lon ss exceUent ocHidition, up to date, Antiquos 56 with stove. References requir­ Many buUt-lns, carpeting, etc. portunity. fireplace,, porch, wooded, lake- DorU smith, JarvtTkealty began 'flying French with bookcase, $250. 6486296. ed. $130 monthly and escrow. MAlkamfTER —New listing, Must be seen to be appreciat­ GENERAL all aroimd man re­ SHOULD YOU HAVE front privUeges. $17,900 Good- Co., Realtors, MLS, 648-1131. from PVance to mdoridna to 6480783. Immaculate 8 room Cape. ed. Owners anxious to nwve year that has passed has been quired for factory work. Apply SEUVER — awnings, part or full­ D-2, CATERPILLAR, exceU ^ cellaneous antique items you rtiUd-Bortlett Reattors, 288 reinforce the aetton at Dion Fbwplace, garage. Aosumable end have senotbly priced their the first year of the rest of my in person. Engineered Metals time. W.H. PretiBS Sons, Route wish to dispose of, we would MANCHESTER Center — PRESIDENTIAL 0980. ' Bl6n Fliu. condition. Must sacrifice. Call VA 5% par cent. Oood tocatim. home to seU at $86,000. Im- Hfe. Happy annlverBary. I love In c., 10 H illiard St. 6 and 44-A, Bolton. 648M92. be pleased to quote you a price Adults, no pets, 3 rooms, $90; Rec Will Offer m 1982, the Seattle World’s 742-8262. Only $28,800. FrertMtte Real­ medlato ocoupanoy. T. J. CUSTOM aluminum aided Rais­ you. MidiaeL” at no obUgaUon. Kindly call 6 rooms, $186. One month se- VILUaE Fair opened. tors, 647-0998. Crockett, Realtor, 6481577. ed RoniUi, 1969. Huge trees, But that is about as tax aa LAWNMOWER — Jacobsen reel Autiienticlty I, 647-1793 for ap- curity. 629-0618. Center at. ft Tliompaon Rd. Scuba Oagges Ten Tears Age Help W ontod— Mote or Fomolo 3 7 Iftanohester atone walla, douMe g«mage> Fancher and Wolf wlU let thinga type. Used two seasons. Price pointment. ------MANOHESTEUl —New listing, b LUNGTON ’Ihe Cabinet of South KWaa’a FOUR-R(X)M, second floor, baths, flreplaoe, formal dining Manchester Recreation As J o fourdetter and ne^- $60. Call 6481777. 8room Cape. Fermonent al8 ------ANTIQUE Pennsylvania pine stove, refrigerator, parking, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY EXECUTIVE RANCH Ing, only $19,900. Frechette GREEN STEEL office deek, server, very large, white $120. One chUd accepted, 648 AU brick, thermopane win­ Coventry Public Schools 1 a t.Bedroom Apsrtmenta Realtora, 647-9998. 54x80” , center typewriter well, knobs, excellent cixidition. CaU 8360. dows, eleotiic heat, fire­ a Oompteie elecliio Utchan place, paneled famUy room, neceaaariiy," said Wolf, a shy, 7 drawers, like new, $60. 843- 649-4104 after 6 p.m. 8374 MANCHESTER — By owner, FIVE rooms, 8 bedrooms, $160 ■-I8 2% baths, 8 bedrooms, Ranch. Modem kitchen wtth P-fo ^ soft-spoken man to Ms late 40’a. Israel and the Arab Fall Openings 7764, noon till 6 p.m. — ------— ------e 2 Air Oondltloneni must aeU due to health, 8-bed­ monthly. Occuiiaacy May 1st. formal dining roqm, oven buUt-ins, 1% baths, flreplaoe, ^anon emter, begtai^ May 4. u it has meaning to the rejected a proposal by TindaU c WsU-tD-wnU carpeting room Raised Ranrti, 1% baths, family room, sundeck, 2-car Due to the limited olaaa size, Elementary: This easy-going silhou­ The old-ftehion lui^bon- range, dishwasher, disposal, atory—a quote from on angry for settling the IsrasH-iArah d$8 Boots and Accossortes 46 W ontod— To Buy 58 net is treated to ruffle 2-oar ipuage, mid 20’a. CaU 2-car garage, assumable garage, % acre wooded lot, registration must be made In Mack guy in Harlem, say—or pule, Art, Music (V^ time), P. E., e Maatar TV suntennA ette Is designed especially HOUSEHOLDS loU — Antiques MANCMESTER — Newer two- for the youthful figure and tie-under the chin 644-860L mortgage. $48,900. Jim F to $26,900. PhUbrick Agency, advance. .$ppUcaOona for the if it la funny, then flue.’’ One Tear Ago Reading (Developmental) Science 14’ WOOD boat and trailer, strap, then matched with Realtora, 046-4200. medical exam may be obtained bric-a-brac, locks. frames, bedromn duplex, haU of two- e I3i baths w ith- its eye-catching AS MEMBERS of the Monrtiea- ence, 6486806. The Voice’s reputation as a There was fighting th Norlh- Grades 2,3,4 Evlnnide twin 26 h.p. motor, glassware. We buy estates. VU- tsmUy. AU large rooms, fuU bu tton trim and m ock a cute apron for a set to at the Recreation Departmuit “writer's paper" Is also creditod em Ireland as Britlro troops $300. as Is. Call after 6 p.m., e Laundry, storage s i^ in do gardening in, take on - ter and Oraoter Venion Multi­ Mentally Retarded (Educable) lage Peddler. Auctioneer, 420 private basement. Reaidesitial pocket. N o. 8874 w ith EAST Hartford — 6-4 2-famUy Office, 110 Cedar St. with helping It become profit- moved to proteot key|tostolla- the basement a picnic; or the sunbon- ple listing system this office B (Sl W 643-6624. Lake St., Bolton. 6488247. location. $176 per month to- HELP WANTED PHOTO-ouiDE is in N ew with storms and screens, car- a registration fee must ao- able. Writers such as Jack New- tlotis. ' net is a perfect beach- has hundreds of cfaoloe Vtop- b a RROWS and WALLACE Oo. Secondary: ■- eluding appUancee. OaU Paul Sizes 8-18 (bust SlU- peting, BixeeUent Income. $38,- company the completed appUoa- field,______author and______freelancer._ Many Otiiar Features 40). Size'10, 8 2 % bu zt hat. No. 2178 has pattern orties for sale In aU price Manchester Parkade English, Reading, Home Economics, ’^b^^l’a^'l^n J^lL^Lr Antique furniture w riS^" A^^Ty; pieces for bonnet and 900. Heritage House, 0482483. fion. The fee covers equipment who had tiieir first ouUloatkins at^tand lS h p. Jo^n$190: pewter, oU palntinga or ------MALE and FEMALE • . . 2% yards of 48inch, ranges and styles. Let us Manchester 6486806 Speed Raiseo Math. Guidance Counselor O n B u s U n s a p ro n ; full directions. NORTH Coventry - Bokon Una, bistrucUon. by Ths Voice don’t fo.^ .It 14’ Dumphy $96. 6484040. Items Any 5uan- solve your housing problem s ______^______Mlodali open 1-T P Jl. or IT. We trio tnin yea. Many Maga ■OM M$ Is ttlst fw satti MS today. CaU Doris Smith, Jar- SUBURBAN — newer six-room new Sating, 4-room R a n c h . ------*»® “ ««®>-haveeven after they begun have Death 'Oddi 40 H.P. Johnson motor with elec-■ "‘y- Harrison’s, 6488709, Inquire 69 tws tt ttitti i IkttiliH O iift. seMlng pieces to Ugb-paying pe­ NEW T O R K (AP) — I Interested applicants should apply to: It ahartag plaa. Same opesOiga an I te a e te ^ r vis Realty Ga, Realtora, MLS, Colonial Cape on an acre. dead-end street. Only $16,900. Snowman Kidnaped trie start and tank. exceUent Oakland Street. «•, no peU. B y Appointmanft- riod ica ls. sfelfta. A ^ in yanaa katwaan $09 a.08 aiO 6481131. Large kitchen has huUtto kUs. At 70 mUas an taotv a driv- fiMl Y o S ; Frechette ReaKy, 647-9998. DENVER (AP) — A 13-yeais MaUer, vrtio owns a ohara of Sr’s ohanoss of balBg kfflid la . Superintondent of Schools oondlUcn, low hours, $260. CaU ------— ------96 WEflT Middle I^ke. 43i room 646-2628 oven-range and dlahwasher, 6482487 after 6 p.m. FOUR (amiles—W# have two formal dining room, beamed NORTH Coventry — 8room old boy trie^^ned poUoe to re- the bustoen, hasn’t written for on auto aooldant ora one Ml Box 356 Room s W iriiour Board 59 Ouplex, heat hot water, ele8 643-1028 ' sa.SB 'iisrus,'' a w ’ S w t S w r trio stove, refrigerator, ga­ UDON SHNNINB O llU OORP. Sand 60$, add 16$ for of them on the oiaat slda Both flreplaced living room, three Ranch, assumable mortgage, port a kidnaping. He said some- it to years, Ha and Wolf had a sight. But at 60 mSaa aa hour, Covenfry, Conn. 06238 , NICE tMdroom, tor gentleman rage. Available May lat. $166 643-4112 Send 60$, add 16$ for have four room uMte, garages, generous bedrooms, 1% baths. PITI, $127. monthly. ExceUent one carted Off the 2%-foot snow- fl|ht, long stoce resolved, over the odibi are one in 30. And at ■ TALOOTTVILLB,' OOKV. postage and handllM for postage and handling for ate. T. J. ' Crockett, Realtor, lot. Only $19,800. Frechette man he had buUt tor his front bow “eiqiloalvs’’ tbs V*9 n mllas an hour they drop to «M Tel. 742-7317 Read Herald Ads pnvato home. per month. CaU M828U baton a copy of Spring A Sum­ a co p y o f the *70 S p rin g Wolverton Agency, r.ealtora, vary near center. 649-19M. f a s h io n . 6481677. Reotton, 947-8098. yard. should he to its poUtiool and so- In $0. 6 p .m . mer '70 Banc A Sum m er a l b u m . 6483811. N-

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■ i> -- ■■■_ \ \ ^ \ _\\\ \ 1 A . \ \ " ■ s p''' t X ' ■; . ' . 'X - ,\ X .. ^AOE TWENTY TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1970 A^98rat8 Daily Preaa Run mani:l;i?Btrr lEtr^ning U m ld Vor WMk IMad The Weather A p ril 11, 18T8 Fair tciiight; low'In uppor MR ’ Ttie Emma NetUeton Oroiv Bidders Sought — low 40s. Tomorrow otoudy, A b o u t T o w n of Center Congregational 15,948 mild with ohanos of showtri by ^ ^ ^ . . Church will hold a potluok to- night; Mgh to eos. F r h ^ a out­ The .^ncheeter Chapter of „,ght at 6:80. The Rev. Wta- Heralding Politics On Sewer Link m ^ b le d American Veterans t^rop Nelecn Jr. wlU be the Manchester-—A City of Village Charm look — olsartog, ssasonahlo. Wll meet tonight at 8 p.m. at guest speaker tollowing the ■By Sol R. Cohen- Bids for Instructing yet the American Legion home. supper. another link to Manchester’s ex­ VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 172 (FORTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1970 state Sen. and Mrs. John Lup- for the nomination by the Man- panded aewage eyatem will be (Olasoiflad AdvsrbMng tm F a g * S I) Holy Eamgy .Mothers Circle ton of Weston are Inviting into Chester Republican Town Oom- PRICE TEN CBMH The Toser Oroup, of Second opened May 8 at 11 a.m. to the will meet tonight at 8:10 at the Congregational Church wlli thelr home all o f the 1,082 dele- Mc^rte^e"* Municipal Building. home of Mrs. Cart Lombardo of meet tonight at 8 at toe home gates to the Republican aUte Newington and a state >8 Hawthorne 8t. of Mrs. Charles Oenevese of 68 Prices are being sought for C^ft Dr. Oo-hoetesses will be convention. representative; and by Lewis all materials, labor, equipment The Ftrst 'Oiuroh of Christ, Sen.' Lupton, candidate for Rome, former mayor of/Bloom- Nixon Endorses Mrs. Edward Lee and Mrs. and incidentals necessary to U.S. Ships Border Scientist, will have its regular hla party’s nomination for the field. Aobert Dunfleld. construct the 8,800-toot-long Ly- midweek testimony meeting to­ U.S. Senate, said he Is arrang------Earth D ay Idea dall Brook Trunk Sewer. It will night at 8 at the church. The Mystic Review, NABA, wlil Ing for seven "open houses,’* State Sen. David Barry, one First Earth Day Sweeps run along Lydall Brook, from WASHTNOTON (AP) — meeting la open to the public. on A p ril 26 and 26, and M ky 8, o f the front-nm ners foi* the meet tonight at 8 at Odd Fel­ toe existing Northeast Inter­ President Nixon feels to­ 9, 10, 16 and 17, from 1 to 6:80 Democratic nomination for Troubled T rinidad lows Hall. Refreshments will be ceptor at Parker St;’'ahd Colo­ day’s Barth Day acttvKlea The senior high youth forum p.m. First District congressman, has serve . nial Rd. to the totereectlan of show "the concern people and the ninth grade Conceptors Assisting will be the five Lui>- been spending considerable time American ships includ- Scott Dr. and Kennedy Rd. from all walks of life feel will meet tonight at 7 at the ton (toUdren and a group of in the 13 towns of the district, HO I nhfviJ Guadalcanal have been de­ The acting classes sponsored over toe great danger that North Unlteh Methodist Church. hostess-volunteers. lining up convention backing. The bids are to include prices ployed in the Caribbean for possible use in evacuating by the Little Theatre of Man­ 400 MAIN STREET - MANCHESTER, CONN has been done to our envi­ —----- He plans a reception April 30 tor a 60-foot connection, to join ^ e n c a n s from Trinidad, Pentagon officials said to- chester will meet tonight at 8 the Loomis St. end of the North­ HOWARD HOLMES ARTHUR HOLMES NORMAN HOLMES ronment," a White House The Country Off Her Feet Mianchester Lodge of Masons a t the studio at 22 Oak St. State Senate MinorUy Leader for the district convention del- spokesman says. will meet tonight at 7:80 at the Now Captain Wallace Barnes of Farmington egatea from the six towns east east Inteiveptor to toe 8th UtlH- Masonic Temple. The Master tlee District Sewage Treatment ^ landing, nor la Gerald Warren, deputy St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Capt. Paul Quasnitschka, son has scheduled six speakhv m- of the Connecticut River. It will S rard avT ^ «ters the past any of the U.S. naval acUvlty dl- Mason degree and the Hlramlc Plant, off Hlfliard St. Times change. Fashions changa. Cus­ presidential press secretary, By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS will hold a Holy Communion of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Quas­ gagements for tomorrow, as ^ 6t the Podunk Mill Club, In , rected against Cuba, they sold. Legend will be exemplified. Eventually, all of toe town’s said Nixon has been follow­ service tomorrow at 10 a.m. nitschka of 14 Hartland Rd., part of the Barth Day ob- South Windsor, toms change. But people, in many ways, Americans cleaned up servance. Barry plans several more re- sewage will receive primary Frledhelm sato^th,. ’Three deaths were reported In ing toe activities closely end r ' recently was promoted to hla remain the same. We continue, for ex­ litter, went to tW h -in s treatment, to s^wrate plants feels the (xnicem expressed Gibbons Assembly, Catholic present rank. He has completed Bames, a candidate for toe ceptlona. for the convention del- and put on street theater operated by toe town and the ample, to love and revere members of "cannot and must not be by­ LaMottes Note Ladies of Columbus, wUl hold a one year tour of duty In Korea GOP nomlnatton tor governor, oB®tes west of the river. today for the first Earth 8th District, and then will pass passed by government at all its monthly meeting tonight at find volunteered to serve in w^w a member of toe 1066-67 ------our respective families . .. feelings whici) Day. through a Secondary Treatment le v e ls .” 30 Years Wed 8 at the K of C Home. Mem­ Vietnam where he is now sta­ Clean Water Task Force. Sev- Three local men are actively remain even when we lose someone, and In West Virginia, five tons of Plant. The last, to be (xmstruct- "He, of course, feOls that Mr. and Mia. William La- bers are reminded to bring tioned. eral months ago. he asked for »«o*«lng the Democratic nomlna- garbage were pick^ up along a ed near the town’s Olcott St. which we demonstrate through dignified it should be more than a Motte of 840 Oakland St., were items for a penny auction. A 1964 graduate of Manl, Oapt. Quas­ Director Franklin M. Foote, senators from the 4to Senatorial funeral services. dumped on the Harrison County conipletlon in the fall of 1871. should be part of a begin­ servance of their 80th annlver- nitschka attended Central Con­ charging Wm with "Ineffective- aw Atty Domln- Courthouse steps In Clarkabuyg. sai^r, Sunday, at the home of necticut State College In New ness to the area of pollution- SquaWto, State Rep. and ning of a new and sustained former Mayor Francis Mahon­ a public mmitment to the Mayor John V. Lindsay of Mr. and Mrs. J. Eldward Mc- Manchester Area Britain before he joined the control enforcement.’ HSemieK w as Keever of 61 Washington St. Mr. ey, and former State Rep. 87 TNEOBU to-odditlQii to the crew. environment," Warren said. New York drove to Earth Day army In March 1967 os an en­ OF THE hit to the (toest by a fire bomb. events in an exhaiMtloss elsotrio McKeever served as best man The Greater Hartford Chap- A guided missile cruleer, the Four Treated listed man. He qualified through ^ IViSi"* 60UW1 TIm violence broke out when bus. at the LaMotte’s wedding. ter the Ripen Society, a ---- ^ ____ PAS RUU U.fl.8. Biddle, and tour other p^uce tried to bring the 18 ar- high test scores for officer’s ot "People are the real polio. Some 80 relatives and friends national ReixibUcan organiza- After Crash In school and received his sec<»d Power leaders to ters," Lindsay sold. "It's a mat­ attended the affair. The couple lieutenant bars at Ft. Sill, Okla., ti(», has Invited Mayor Nathan SOUTH SIDE NOW ENTRANCE military camp at Tiburon F D A S a y s ter of haUt tor they have boon was presented with a money South Windsor in 1968. Agoetlnelll to a May 13 meeting, ROOFING tree and a special anniversary O P E N 7 D A T S A W E H K ^ to »hlp them littering for years." Four people were treated at to the Tower Auditorium of the coast guard b^to to cake. R m A iik and Repalra But consumer apokasmoa Manchester {Memorial Hospital Hartford Insurance Oroup MANCHESTER PET Nelson Island, a small detention Mr. and Mrs. LaMotte were BuUdtog. Done Realistkally ^ 1 ^ (tending ^ p ^ ) prison o« toe coast. S o u p M i x Ralph Nader told a Fhlladolphia married April 20, 1940, In and one at Hartford Hospital CENTER Suftolk County and Terrelxmne Manchester The mating Is for all those But when they arrived at the audience TXieoday that indus­ Kearney, N.J. Mrs. LaMbtte’s following a two-car accident In P a rlrii. men «md women who have an­ 996 Mato S t—649-4278 Ft«e Estimates camp, police were turned back tries are the worst offendsn. Ho sister, Mrs. Hugh larkln. the South Windsor last night. Ail Hospital Notes Th ere are about 8,000 Am eri-i nounced or have been endorsed Mbn.-Sat 9:00-6:00 at Its gates by army guards and T a in t e d sold neither Congress, tho Prs*- former Mae Paterson, of Van were later released. tor the GOP nomtoatlon tor Call 649-2373 cans In Trinidad. Ident, nor (terporatlon Isadora Nuys, Calif., could not be pres­ Police said the accident hap­ Thurs. till 9:00 «... . J • ... . torced to take toedr prisoners VISTTINO HOBBS lieutenant governor. 649-1516 Shooting eropt^ in Trtold^ back to town, according to re- WASHINGTON (AP) — “The wUI change it. It will take a ent at toe peuty. pened at toe intersection of Rt. Intermediate Care Semi­ Sooday 12:00 to 6KM> agato as authorities sought to- poris government has Initiated the "radical mlHtant ethic" by coa- 6 and Rt. 291. One car was driv­ Agoetlnelll has been endorsed The couple has one diSd, Mrs. private, noon-2 p.m., and 4 p-m. torm ^n as to the wheraabouts p,ec«i together from voluntary nmrket removal of sumers, Nader said. en by Deidre Furguson of How­ Ronald Brault, the former Mary 8 p-m.; private rooaufl 10 a-m.- 18.0 m illion servin gs o f a natiem- Former Interior 8o(n*tary land, Me. and the other by ?*.,(*****!l.°***o^**” *"** n" witnesses indicated the follow- Rita LaMotte, of Columbus, i p.m., and 4 p.m.-S p.m. tod nation’s 800-man army, call- chronology of events: ally known soup mixture be- Stewart Udall, speaking at Kent OMo, and two grandsmw. Mr. Maria B. Albano of East Hart­ Pedlatri(»: Parents allowed cauise of faxxl poisoning danger. State University in (jhlo, —(d ford. Tin estimated 200-800 soldiers and Mrs. LaMotte are commu­ any time except noon-2 p-m.; U.S. officials said the United the Regiment sympathetic Also since Jamuary, it has we are "a natten of envlrcmnsn According to police chief Jdm nicants of St. Bridget Church. others, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. StotM Is sending small arms ^th the Black Power leaders spurred industry reen y pies mamu- cuses attention to more oar which was northbound and remained loyal to th^ anytime, limited to five min­ factured by a Columbus, OMo, 2,000 communities ooroas tos making a left turn. utes. ^ .“‘.‘'* ‘1.*;!' government of Prime Minister mder control, the officials add- gric E. WlHlams. b ak er; amd o f 3,000 causes o f a country on poUutlon problomA One of toe cars knocked (town Maternity: Fatoera, 11 a.m.- name-brand camdy. All were both local and natioaBl. In the traffic centred box at toe 12:45 p.m ., and 8:80 p.m.-S « . A 28-year-old army private Newlj^dujr srrave in front o f the Bishop Museum in Honolulu attracts atten­ to the sWrmlshlng as contiuninated with insect or ro­ tion, many groifos slofod um w - intersectiem. Both cars bad to p.m.; othera, 8 p.m.-4 p.m., and E a r t h D a y toe rest of the rebels surged out dent material, or both. tion of passersby. Tombstone dates Man’s death at A.D. 2030. Epitaph reads- sive clean-ups. be towed from the seme. The •:S0 p.m.-8 p.m. W Mhtog^ authorities de- ^ the camp and headed tor the Other food items recalled in He who once dominated the earth destroyed it with his waste. . . .’ At tho same Urns, some oor- accident is stiU under investi­ Age Lim its: 16 to maternity, scribed these as normal precau- bins around Port of Spain. the past three months because porations and large buatnassss gation. 12 In other areas, no limit to Coordinator tlons to the event that Ameri­ Unoonfirmed reports said of contauninatlon In certain singled nstructl(m nut butter, pimentos, pizzas amd groups to give their stdo of the under way, parking space Is By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHING’rON (AP) — TV> with failure to drive estabUsbed (tooked murtirooms. to the Massachusetts Legisla­ ot banning non-returnable bot­ story. lane and operating with unsafe limited, l^tors are asked to Students, poUUclans, houae- ture 'Tuesday. tles and cans from the state. turn on the nx>m ligbtSk you flip ActlviUsa plannsd nutgo foom tires after the trailer truck he bear wlto the iiospltal while the In Eau dadre, Wis., the pizza The Vermont Yankee nuclear President Nixon’s nose. a ."poUuUan trail" In Oktahoma was driving ran off Rt. 6 in parking problem exlats. Astronauts^ Troubles Began manufacturer said the Mlnneap- wlvea—thousande of people "Evety person has the In­ Bolton. oUs Depaurtment of Pitollc from adl walk* of life throughout alienable right to a decent envi­ power plant to Vernon was slat­ But that photo pasted on the ^ oitoooleni’ litter plekup. ronment,” Nelson said. “Estab­ ed as the target of picketers to- PaH<» said Huntley was tak­ Headth had wauned atoout the New Engtend-----today joined to light switch Is about the most ADMITTED YESTERDAY: W ith a Bang, Lovell Says lishing environment right as a (tey. The plant has been the sub­ .. ^ areas: water en to the Manctoester Memorial possibility of spoiled mudi- Mrs. Joyce Adamy, 60 Ckxxlwto the comnacn cause of demamd- ject of a oontinutng (xmtroversy. radical symbol at Environ- poUuUon. air poUuUon, the oufo- Hospital In the police cruiser rooms in large cans not normad- fundaunentot dootrine of this so­ St.; Angelo Amadeo, 87 CItoton SPACE CENTER, Houston ’Tuesday night, hours after the ing a cleaut envirdnnient. Some feel the plant Is polluting mental Action, Washington mobile and general Uttar, where he was treated for an In­ ly purchased by the average ciety would mark toe beginning St.; Mrs. Mary Arcand, 186 (AP) — "A rather large bcuig" board chairman. Dr. Edgar M. Some peisSa 'who didn’t 'volun­ cf a tramaiition from a society toe Connecticut River. headquarters of today’s naUon- TTafOo bens were achodulod jury to bis elbow. Campfield Rd.; Mra. Grace (xmsumer. Roman Inn said it and rapidly falling oxygen pres­ Cortright, had announced the teer to pautlcipate to toe nation­ that pursues bigness and abun­ New Hampshire Gov. Walter wide "Earth Day” demonstra- In parts of many cities tnehultog A(x;ordlng to police, toe truck Bou(2iard, Windsor Locks; Mrs. ax>parently warn to e only WiaKxm- al “Earth Day" observance In sure and electrical power told names of the other members of dance ai auvy price to (me that Peterson, Democratic Sen. tiens against poUutlon. New York and miadolphta. started to round a slight curve Imene Carlson, 98 Croft Dr.; Bin firm to have purchased toe Bost(m found themselves un­ the Apollo 13 astronauts they the boauxl. eonphamlzes the wril being of Thomas Mclnt}rre and Manches­ "I’m not one of those who The University of Iowa in Iowa on a downgrade when the trac­ Cary Ooffln, 93 Hawthorne St.; designated mushrooms. were to serious trouble 202,000 ’ITie board includes Neil A. avoidably Involved, aie traffic In present and future genera- ter Mayor Renry Pariseau were smirks when he talks about the Olty planned a "Survival Pt,- tor whipped around end ran off James Coughlin 40 Clyde Rd.; And, in Columbus, Ohio, a miles toom home, the spacemen A rm strong, firs t mam to wailk toe downtown amea fro m C ity Uons.” scheduled to speak at the state middle classes," says national nule of NonmotoriaOd lyanspar. the side of toe road. It was Christian D’Ambroelo, Lewis spokesman for toe Quadlty Bak­ Hadl to K en m ore Squaure w as say. the m(xm, seven officlads of the Also on ’Tues(te.y a group of armory In Manchester^ coordinator Denla Hayes, tatlon." found that toe rear tires of the HIU Rd., Coventry; WiUiam in g Co., producer of the affected bamned fo r six houra. "M y concern was increasing space agency, the Air Force and Harvaird students pl(d(eted a "They’re damned lmp(»tant. If Other groups ptenned to bury tractor w ere worn am(x>th and Damsits, Taylor St., Talcott- pies, said toe contamination M ost “ Eau’th D a y " observan­ A state conservati(m' organiza­ all the time," commander Atomic Energy Commission, le­ Boston Eklison Co. stockbolders we can do anything. It’s only by autos and a group at Wastom It was raining at the time of vllle; Carole EnderUn, 76 Park was due to a mouse found to fro­ ces took the form of teamh-tos tion, “New Homijehlre-Tomor- James A. Lovell Jr. said ’Tues­ gal counsel, a technlcad support meeting. A company spokesman moving toe vast bulk of socle- Connecticut State OoUego in the aplier. He said toe colleges and universiUes to the project to beautify roads and rid what this Is going to do to the son m en fo r Congress amd the sponsible for 12 to 15 per cent of the state of junk cars. WhUe Envlronmmtol Action town ptoUng a oait wHh a oar ford; Donna Hatfield, 449 Mato press. pies now to stores are free of alx-state region to expose the St.; Candace HUton, 26 South mcKMi tending’ to ‘I wonder U we the air pollution problem. At Dartmouth College in Han­ Is young, Utopten and Iconoctes- engine. They plan to bury Om Public Records " I t te m y hope w e cam reach contauntoation. haucards c f environmentaU pollu­ Farms Dr.; Raymond Hite, 122 can get back home again.’ ’’ In New Haven, Conn., Sen. over the establishment of an en­ Uc, neither its offices nor Its engine on campus, Trade Name# am adequate, effective determi­ Ihe recalls are never totally tion. policies contain very much thed One oM oar that was to-have Oak St.; C^rltim House, East Lovell, Fred W. Haise Jr. and Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., vironmental studies program Edwardo Contreras and Ma­ nation of what happened within successful, a(X!ording to a But a more amtlvlat group of should rtiock middle America. been omatoed by junior high nuel Barrlonuevo, detog burt- Hartford; Edwin Kbnesnl, Pom- John L. Swlgert Jr. told of their was to deliver a "major p(dlcy was announced Tuesday . three or four weeks,” said Oort- spokesman for the F(xxl amd Harvard students announced Well, there Is a Jules Feiffer school students In Enumolair, ness as Coibar Company, 77 IBl- fret; Pamela Ma^ilch, Stmrs; brush with death to space dur­ address” at Yale University. Several Rhode toland colleges rlght, “ but we will have to take Drug Administration, Some of plans to slow rush hour express- cartoon of Nixon as a robot, and Wash., was given a “stay of ox- IKHLSE Uard St., rear. Mrs. Frances Marciad, South ing a nationally televised and A New Haven group planned a and universities were sponsor­ ais mu(to time as required to do way traffic to downtown Boston Windsor; Judy Melcher, 12 NelU broadcast news conference. toe products are purchased amd ing joint enti-poUution seminars a Simday supplement picture of ecutlon’’ by Prinolpol FTod Stereo Ocmsultants Inc., do­ it properly.” while on their way to Logan In- walk to Qulnnipiac Park where Rd., Rockville; Charles Mom- consumed. The agency cam’t throughout toe week. The Uni­ David and JuUe EMsenhower Krueger. He said objecting par- ing business as S.C.I. Ellectro- The astronauts said they ternUonad Airport where they the group says, "people can ac­ eau, Stonehouse Rd., Coventry; *The explosion crippled the specify how mamy. versity of Rhode Island ptenned with Mickey Mouse ears drawn ents wanted a more construe- nics (an S.C. Company), 87 didn’t know what caused toe No. 'wlU hold a m ock funerad. tually see many of the problems Mrs. Margaret PhiUlpe, East Apollo 13 spaicecraft, forced "Tixlay’s /^ientlflc knowl­ a film festivel showing various on. ^ Uve form of ixoteot. -" ' V S , <31enw(x>d St. 3 oxygen tank to their service H ie funerad was curamged am facing us—a polluted river and Windsor; Karen Saimders, 80 camcellatlon of its moon lamding edge, working through good kinds of environmental prob­ And a poster hangs on a wall, , Air poUutten la tho taigot of a Stereo Considtants Inc., detog mtxlule to expl(xle, but that they a protest against toe ptenned a harbor to which It is no longer Frances Dr.; John Slenda, 419 amd imperiled the lives of the laws to protect consumers, as­ lem s. bearing the legend, "War la not Boulder, Oolo. group It-, business as Stereo Ccmsultants thought the cause would be dis­ superaonlc transp(xrt plaine. The safe tor man to fish or swim.’ ’ Main St.; Mrs. Maria Vineze, aistronauts for four days while sures the safety amd wholesome­ At Taunton, Mass., about 400 healthy for children and other self People United to Roolalm Home Entertainment Center covered and rectified for future students ptenned to present cof­ Students at Western Connecti­ 22 Emma Lane, Vernon; Mrs. they fought to bring their craft ness of every component of the students attending the city’s Uving things.” the Environment. They askod (an S.C. Company), 446 libin fligh ts. fins to airline officials. cut State OoUege Intended to June Welngart, Andover. back to earto safely. Americam faxxl supply," says three high sls planned a But no sign of a drug ctoture; reaidenta to curtail uso of oloo- S t " I foresee that we can get this Senu Gaylord NelS(m, D-Wls., bury an automobile engine to HEALTH & BEAUTY BIRTHS YESTE3RDAY: A When the trouble started, the FDA, amd indeed the great cleanup (»m paign to toe down­ no emphasis on sex apart from tricIty In an attempt to "Mduo* Marriage IJoenaea incident over with and can who Is credited with inlttettog mark toe day. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. M^rk Swlgert said during the news majority of foods, headth sup­ posters deploring overpopula- air poUution caused by eleotrld- PhiUp Alfred Leonard, New in to it change aheaid," said Lovell. town area to dlapoee of litter in conference, “I felt a vlbratlim the nationwide envlronmentad In 'VermMB8 St.; Mra. Margaret Burke, 96 service charges now apply. The fact is, as long as you keep a minimum balance of $300 or more ed a student strike, and plana Intellectual dialogue," he said. B eg. 28c Pkg. 9 e Center St.; Mrs. Claudia Bester- in Hartford National’s Regular Checking Account. It’s free - you pay no service charge at all for were laid In some cases for pick­ "iPower to the people," said field and son, 108 Washington eting on campus. In Seale Murder Case Hilliard, and the audience re­ S t; M i*. Janis Gay and daugh­ the month no matter how many checks you write! If your balance is $200 or more, you pay a fixed A yale spokosman said a 10 sponded with heavy applause. V.O. HAIR SPRAY NEW HAVEN. Conn. (AP) — ter, 476 E. Middle 'Tphe.; iir s . $1.00 service charge for the month. $100 or more, you pay a fixed $2.00 service charge for’ the a.m. survey showed class atten­ of his staff who had been sent “ Now that’s Intelligent," he said. Hard To Hold 18 Oz. A f- Mairy Alexander and son, 116 S. With the controversy over con- dance very low, but only a few to jail last week for six months Panther attorney Cniarles Gar­ R eg. 81.88 « « « Adams St; Mra. Karen Chrl- month. Below $100, you pay only $3.00 service charge for the month. tempt.of-court sentenclngs out of classes canceled. The Yale li­ for contempt of court. ry, a white from Ban Francisco, beig and soni Thery Rd., Tol­ the way, pretrial nmUons In the said the Black Panther Party J t e us for fra* Infonnation, brary was jammed with study­ After hearing apologies from land. Bobby Seale murder trial were is fighting "fo r Its own exis­ SCOPE 12 Oz. •m ln tla fA ffon esUmau. ing students, many of them them. Judge Harold M. Mulvey O v e r 6 5 C h o ckin g ? .Hartford National Bank and Trust Company says, “Be our guest” readied today to Superior Ctourt. ordered them freed immediately. tence" against the federal gov­ R eg. 8 U 9 schsduled to be at olaoses. Seale, the national chairman F08ARTY BROS., Checking accounts are free for all our customers 65 or over. * Borne pickets marched outolde '"I understand you are trying ernment, which is trying to com­ of the Black Panther party, was to see that we have a fair trial mit moss murder against It. .../“ olaosroom buildings, but there expected to move for his release BREATHLESS MIST RA- and that we must have peace H# called the party "a viva­ INC. were no reported attempts to in­ to bnU, although he Is ohargsd Reg. 82A8 VQV and decorum in the courtroom," cious, living oraaturer" and sold 819 BROAD STREET terfere with students who w ish^ with kidnaping and first degree F u el OU—OU Burner Seale told Mulvey. it U "angogad in a life and HARTFORD NATIONAL to g o to claos, the Y a le sp(>kes- m urder. He lee and Service inan said. "I want all of the Black Pan- death struggle.” CoameMca and Patent Air Conditioning He la one-of eight Panthers there to underatand this," said' Y ale Chaplain WIlUam Bloane Iradii i> < irw A senior, SS-yeaixUd Davi(} awaiting trial to connection with M ndlrlan* Insured Budget Payment THE CHOICE BANjK ______, Seale, looking around at the Coffin caUed the trial ot toe Motor, said te knew there ware the slaying last May of Alex Main Floor, Benr Plan spectators. PanUur* " a dreadful mistake" 24 Hour Customer Servtoe ' • "W IM . wMMin . WM. . anuinuMt 1,300 undargi^uatea involved In Raokley, a Panther from Now K MO uw m . IIOWMIO* . (ia> . o m k w . miiHon . u r w . wnitOM . muiio . iiMsoa Mulvey then commuted the and said U was "immoral.” He 848-46S8 the atiike "and It'a reasonable Y o rk C ity. 946 BIAIN STREOT contempt-ot-court sentencss Im- rapeatsd hla plan to get a m it- to b elieve that 3,000 are staying Bpale Interceded in court Tuas- Black Panther Chief of Staff David Hilliard is Garry, left, at rally of 4,800 Yale students to die* away from ctesoes " day .on behalf of tsro membera (S m Pag* Blxteea) (S m Pag* Sixteen) about to be introduced by Panther lawyer^harles cuss plans for protest itrike. (A P Photofsx)

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